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The Washington times., 1936-02-29
MRS. HEWITT |
ILL0F DRUG

JERSEY CITY, N. J., Feb. 20
0.NS0.-If California authori-
ties can establish grounds for ex-
tradition, a charge of attempted
suicide will not be pressed against
Mrs. Maryon Cooper Hewitt,
mother of Ann Cooper Hewitt,
Deputy Chief of Police Charles
Wilson said today.
A charge of mayhem, growing
out of Miss Hewitt's charges that
her mother caused q sterilization
operation to be performed upon
her, was preferred against Mrs.
Hewitt by San Francisco police.
The woman is in the Medical
Center here suffering from an
overdose of q sleeping potion
which she allegedly took in a sui
eide attempt. Wilson declared he
planned to take her into court on
a charge Of attempted suicide as
soon as she is well enough to leave
the hospital.
According to Wilson, Mrs.
Hewitt swallowed the sleeping
potion on February 81 in q room
in the Plaza Hotel, where she had
registered under an assumed
name. It was not until yesterday,
however, that Wilson succeeded
in getting the woman to admit
her identity.
On the night Of February 81
she was found unconscious and
taken to the medical center in a
serious condition. In disclosing her
identity to Wilson. Mrs. Hewitt
maintained she had taken the
overdose of the narcotic acci-
dentally.
The Washington times., 1936-02-29
D0HERTY BRIDE
OFF TO CHILE

MANAGUA, Nicaragua, Feb. 20.
U.NS).-Helen Lee Doherty,
daughter Of Henry L. Doherty,
utilities magnate. and William
Vessel, Chilean-born Da aniS h
sportsman, were scheduled to de-
part by plane for Panama and
Chile today following their mar
riage here last night at the preSi-
Dental palace.
At the wedding the bride wore
gorgeous white satin gown with
q long train borne by three small
pages. She was escorted to the
registry table by President Sacasa
of Nicaragua, who was host to
Miss Doherty and the bridegroom
at the palace.
The American Minister and
FREDERICK SacaSa acted as wit
nesSes, while the presidents
daughter, Maria, and his niece.
were bridesmaids. The ceremony
was performed by q Managua
judge.
The couple plan to study condi-
tionS at Valparaiso, Chile and pos
sibly will settle there, although
they may go to Denmark.
Miss Doherty, prominent in New
York, Washington and Miami So
ciety, made her debut in New
York and Washington several
years ago. The Washington party,
which was estimated to have cost
$25, 600 and occurred early in the
depression, caused repercuSsiore;
on the floor Of the Senate wha1
Senator George w. Norris crith
cized such spending while men
were standing in breadlines in the
streets.
The Washington times., 1936-02-29
Treasury Condition
International News Service

InteFnatlOhaI NeWs Service
Treasury balance as of Feb
ruary q, $1,784, 4,6o2, ,255.73; in
ternal revenue, $3,212,390.77; Gus.
toms receipts $30,085, ,633.62.
The Washington times., 1936-02-29

all the mutiny leaders to end
their own lives rested on whether
the Emperor considered them
guilty.
Use Modern Method
When he branded them as
mutineers, the 18 committed hari
kiri, it is understood, in mod
ern military fashion. Each took
his own revolver from its holster,
knelt, and sent q bullet into his
brain.
One ringleader performed the
rite in front of the Sanno Hotel,
one Of the rebel strongholdS.
The traditional method Of hari
kiri is ripping open the inteStines
with q sword.
It, is confidently predicted that
the several hundred other mutin-
eers who surrendered without a
shot being fired and returned to
their barracks, viii escape any seri-
nHaE punishment,
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DEATH F FACES
BARBARA
CONTINUED from Page II

II
today, the baby was born by a
caesarian operation performed by
DR.. Lane Roberts. There developed
an intestinal obstruction that
caused Thursdays operation.
Countess Barbara, according to
friends, has been dieting on little
more than orange juice and black
coffee. Her condition is made still
more dangerous since she is some
what anaemic, and a blood trans
fusion may be necessary. they said.
The baby is understood to be
progressing.
All Night Vigil
Mrs. Franklin L. Hutton, STEP
mother of the Countess, was per-
suaded to go to her hotel at 8
o'clock this morning after an all
night vigil at the bedside.
All day today stream Of ele-
CANT automobiles drew up to the
Haugwitz mansion, while members
Of London society inquired about
Barbara's condition.
An additional nurse was called
in to relieve the three who were
up all night. Two more doctors
arrived at the house at 10 a. m.
for another consultation.
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Dredging to Start

Work of dredging a channel on
Parish Greek, Anne Arundel
county, Md, will start in the next
few weeks, it was learned today,
following approval Of the project
by Francis H. Dryden, State WPA
director. The project will cost ap-
proximatel. $18,3OO and was sane
toned by the Board Of Engineers
for Rivers and Harbors.
The Washington times., 1936-02-29
President Emphasizing
Necessity for Economy
BY GEORGE DURNO
UNCONVENTIONAL News Service


Signs were increasing rapidly
here today that orders have gone
out from the White House to
start spelling economy" again
with a capital "E."
With the political opposition
laundering charges Of waste ana
extravaganza, President Roose-
velt has made a succession OF
moves designed to eliminate the
causes of such criticism. Some
of his orders are proving rather
painful to Democratic members
of Congress who have been bank
ing on Federal money and JOBS
to dispense in connection with
their reelection campaigns.
Relief Fund Cut Likely
The Presidents message to Con-
gress next week demanding q
Sl,137 900 900 tax program to Il
nance the farm and Eonus laws
will state in so many words hls
determination to keep the normal
budget in balance.
Reports are current that Mr.,
Roosevelt will ask for only 1900
million dollars to carry emergency
unemployment relief through the
next fiscal year, instead Of the
1000 millions official washing
ton generally has been anticipat'
ing, The President is silent on
his relief needs for the moment
saying he was not decided
whether to present his emergency
budget Just before leaving for a
mid-March fishing cruise or after
his return.
The Washington times., 1936-02-29
Is Topic
OF Talk by EIGcOtt

WOODSIDE. Md. Feb. 29.-Dr.
v. L. Ellicott, Montgomery county
health officer, will speak on the
prevention Of Diphtheria in
School Children by Innoculation, -
at a meeting Of the Parent Teach
ers Association of the Woodside
School here March 3, at 8 p. m.
A program Of entertainment
consisting of several musical num-
bers and dancing by students Of
the school, is being arranged by
the committee in charge.
The Washington times., 1936-02-29

HOLLYWOOD, Feb. 20 G.N.S).
Stricken with influenza, Carole
Lombard, blonde film star, was
confined to her bed under doctors
care today.
While physicians said the all
ment was not serious, scenes in
her forthcoming picture have been
delayed pending her recovery
The Washington times., 1936-02-29
Heads Boy Scouts

CUMBERLAND, Md, Feb. 90.
william Milne today was elected
president of the Boy Scout council,
succeeding r. Emmett Murray,
who has resigned from the post
because he is leaving the city.
Murray headed the council for the
past three years.
The Washington times., 1936-02-29
The Weather

District of Columbia Partly
cloudy, not quite So cold tonight,
minimum temperature about "a
degrees; Sunday fair, slightly
colder; moderate southwest winds
tonight, shifting to northwest Sun
day morning.
Cloudy, not so cold
in east portion tonight; Sunday
fair, colder in afternoon and at
night. .-
.virginia-C Cloudy. not so cold to-
night; Sunday partly cloudy,
colder in west and north portions
in afternoon and at night.
Weekly Weather Outlook
North and Middle Atlantic
States-Showers over south and
rain or snow over north portion
about Tuesday and again Thurs
day or Friday. Week will average
moderate over north and fairly
warm over south portion. Mod
erately cold at beginning; warmer
Tuesday; slightly colder Wednes-
day or Wednesday night; warmer
Thursday and Friday; slightly
colder at end.
Ohio Valley and Tennessee
Showers over south and rain over
north portion early part of week:
again about middle and again at
end. Week will average rather
warm. Warmer early part of week;
slightly colder about Tuesday
night; warmer middle; slightly
colder about Friday and warmer
toward end.
Temperatures
YESTERDAY TODAY
4 p. m. ..... As 4 a. m. ..... 81
8 p. m. 42I8 a. Niece. 80
Midnight -. 36iNoon ........ 48
Departures from Normal
Accumulated deficiency of tenn.
perature since January /, 1886,
2.53.
Deficiency of temperature since
February /, 1886, liza.
Accumulated excess of precipita-
tion since January !, 1896, 1.S8.
Excess of precipitation since
February /, 1896, 0.56.
Tide Table
High tide today, 1:14 a. m. and
1:39 p. m.
Low tide today, 7:4S q. m. and
1892 p. m.
High tide tomorrow, 2:16 a. m.
and 2:43 p. m.
Low tide tomorrow, 8:52 a. m.
and 9:35 p. m.
The Sun and Moon
The sun rises today at 6:42 a. m.
and sets at 5:59 p. m.
The sun rises tomorrow at GAL
a. N. and sets at Sol p. m.
le moon rises today at 1888
and sets at 1!2S a. m.
he moon rises tomorrow at
1850 q. m. and set at 2::23 p. m.
TEMPERATURES
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REPORTS
FOE DEFEATED
IN BIG PUSH
CircIing Movement
May Trap Ethiopians
in Tembien Hills

ROME, Feb. 20 Q.N.S0.-Tide
Of battle in one of the biggest
engagements Of the Ethiopian war
on the northern front Is definitely
favorins Premier Mussolini's Fas-
cist legions. q special military
communique announced late to-
day.
The fighting started when the
army Of RaS Kassa was caught in
the Tembien mountains by more
than 10000 Italian troops, carry
ing out a vast encircling move
ment. The special communique
stated:
Marshal PietrO BadOgIiO
telegraphs that the second bat
tie in the Tembiens has reached
the concluding phase.
"The position Of the armies
Of Ras Kassa and Ras Seyum,
gripped by our troops, is hourly
becoming more critical"
"While the troops Of the first
army corps were advancing upon
Amba AIagi, the forces Of the
third army corps and those Of
the native corps In the north
encountered the forces Of Ras
KaSSa.
"Since dawn Of February 28,
. large-scaIe battle has been in
progress in the Tembien."
Solid phalanges Of carabinieri
today halted repeated efforts By
thousands Of Fascist students
celebrating the historic victory o1
Amba Alagi to stage demonstra
tions before the British embassy
Driven back or diverted dowr
side streets, the students sans
and shouted:
Down with England" "We're
sick Of England"
Some $4,000 students, wander
ing about in groups Of 500 tt
1000, participated in the celebra
tionS.
The drive from AkSum is being
pushed along the Gondar road
while the second army corps il
pushing westward from the Gaels
ridge which was captured las
week.
If this movement succeeds, Eth
opian evacuation of the Tembier
district will place Italian troops
within easy striking distance oi
Lake TSana, leadwaters OF thu
Blue Nile and vitally important
to British interests in Africa.
LONDON. Feb. 20 G.N.S0
The italian army is now in
perilous position, Emperor Hail
Selassie declared in an interview
from DeSsye published today II
the Daily Telegraph. He said:
'The Italians have occupied
no important military positions.
Their advances have increased
lines Of communication, Offer
ing q greater possibility for
guerrilla tactics against them"
He expressed the hope tina
the League of Nations COMMITTEES
Of l8, meeting at Geneva Mon
day, will not further delay eX
tension Of sanctions.
Adds ABABA, Feb. 20 U.N.SO
Government officials today salt
they were without news" Of tn
reported capture Of Amba Alag
by the Italians.
The Washington times., 1936-02-29
Heads Medical Meet

FAIRMONT. W. Va, Feb. 20.
DR.. Amos H. Stevens has been
named general chairman for the
annual State convention Of the
West Virginia Medical Society
which will open here June 8, with
several hundred doctors from all
parts of the State in attendance.
La gaceta., 1936-11-21

Cuando Spencer Miller habl6
lie Espana, anteayer, y conden6
a bar5lrie fascista en- plena
convention de la Federation A
mericana del Trabajo, William
Green perdi6 ell color.
La verdad, la justicia de la
causa de Espaha, lie hizo indig-
narse con Miller, que Sc atrevi6
4 exponerla.
Parecia que Mr.. Green iba a
saltar de su asiento priviegiado
y explotar como una bomba
"rebelde".
mo explot6! Miller dijo 10
que sentia y desde ell fondo de
nuestro coraz6n Sc 10 agrade-
cemos.
La gaceta., 1936-11-21

jaoores de ESpana lego aver un
manifesto, por la Radio, q. no
sotros escuchamos.
Denuncia la U.G.T. la barba-
RE rebelde, apoyada en- los mo-
ros, alemanes e italianos fas-
cistas, y pide la cooperation de
Ia Federation Americana del
Trabajo y de las organizaciO-
hes Cbreras de TODD ell mundo.
Els un documento capaz de
conmover a las piedras, 81 Sc a
naliza SUI contenido: mas de
20O,0 eco obreros, republicanos,
liherales Y masones han sido va
asesinados por los traidores y
les fascistas; Sobre las guarde-
rias de ninos, los aeroplanos ex
tranjeros, tripulados por pilo-
tos extranjeros, arrojan bonn
has incendiarias y explosives
-centenares de cuerpos de criatu-
ras han sido destrozados por la
aviaci6n y la artillerfa faceio-
Sa...
Pero la Federation America
ma del Trabajo, dirigida por in
dividuos que ganan sueidos de
$4,000, $4,000 y $4,000, con
ell 'reaccionario' William Green
de "dictador", quiere mantener-
sc neutral.
lQue clase de "entrana Obre-
ra" tienen esos satisfechos lide-
res que por "neutralidad," o te-
miendo la Influenza de grupos
sin conciencia, rehuSan estre :
charlie la mano fraternal a las
organiZaciones obreras de Els :
psna?
La Union General de Traba-
jadores pldi6 desde Madrid ell
apoyo de la Federation Ameri-
cana del Trabajo, reunida en-
convention en- eSta ciudad.
IMantendra William Green
su nefasta determination en-
contra de la verdad sobre 10 que
en- Espana acontece?
Mucho nos tememos que sc
pierda en- ell vacio la voz de la
Union General de Trabajado-
res.
: Los lideres obreros que viven
como magnates, los hderes o.
breros entire los cuales Mathew
VOL es I'm personaje, temen
perder ell color amarillo 81 Sc pc
men en- cOntacto indirecto, oyen-
do a Dona Isabel de Palencia,
con los que ellos llaman ell mo-
vimiento "rojO" de Espaha, mo-
vimiento de humanidad y de IL
bertad.
Ahora que la Union General
de Trabajadores, por medic de
la Radio, ha pedido Ell apoyo de
los obreros de TODD ell mundo y
partisularmente de la Fedora
ci6n Americana del Trabajo, de
nuevo solicitamos de los delega-
dos a la convention de la Fede-
raci6n demanden de William
Green que Doha Isabel de Pa :
lencia sea oida.
81 la voz de Espaha no Sc es-
cucha ahora por la Federation,
como la escuchara La Conven-
ci6n de las Trades Unions, deS-
preciada sea por todos los hon.
bres sinceros y liberales esa co
lectividad obrera que vuelva la
espalda a la RepGblica de ira
bajadores de toda clase.
La gaceta., 1936-11-21
JAPoNESES SE0ESTRA-
DOS POR LAS TROPAS
CHINAS

Shan-H aik-wan, provincial
de Hopeh, China, Nov. 21.-
Ounce iaponeses, cinco de los
cuales son oficiales del ejerci.
to y diez paisanos, fueron Sc
suestrados aver por las tropas
chinas que detuvieron un tren
lue Sc dirigfa ALanchow. La
oticia ha sido trasmitida por
"a agencia nipona Doniei.
La gaceta., 1936-11-21
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
La Union General de Trabajadores y la Fedora
cion. = F~usilaron a Jose Antonio. = La obra de
todos. - Saludando a Dona Isabel

sus manos ensangrentadas.
I'm tribunal del pueblo lie juz-
90 por pertenecer a la Falange
y le conden6 a muerte.
liza justicia popular Sc ha
eumplido!
La gaceta., 1936-11-21

Fusilaron a Jose Antonio Pri-
mo de RiveIR.
EEa hijo del dictator general
Primo de Rivera. del hombre
que durante siete amos tiraniz6
a Espana.
ofendi6 a la Rspdblica antes
de la rblevaci6n de los militia
res Y gu Falange EspahOla, ire
Qua de criminales", viene asesi-
nando desde ell dia 10 a todos los
milicianos, Obrera lica-
~, .lm2assC Chi
La gaceta., 1936-11-21

aver en- Moscou bajo los aus
picios de la Liga de la Juven-
.ud Comunista.
IRgresaron en- la escuela 81
muehachas. Cuando terminen
Ell curse llevaran el titulo de
instructoras en- ell manejO de
las ametralladoras.
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En- honor de la Virgen Sc fusila
adetenidos en- SegOvia
DetalIes que todavia no Sc cOnOcian

Madrid. (De un correSpon-
sail De Segovia ha consegui
do evadirse, INSTANCES antes de
ser fusilado, un comunista de
aquella capital. Ha llegado a
nuestras filas, tras penosa obi
sea. Ocultamos SUI nombre pa
ra evitar las represalias que
habian de ejercerse por los fac.
ciosos sobre su companera e
hijos.
ALI me Green muerto-
nos dice. 81 supiesen que es-
toy en- Madrid, matarian a los
MICS, porque a los ausentes o
evadidos de izquierda Sc les
substitute por sus familiares
ante ell peloton.
No vamos a relatar nueva-
mente cuanto en- Segovia aeon
teci6 en- los dias en- que Sc pro-
dujo ell levantamiento faccio-
so. Solamente queremos sub
rayar la conducta del gober-
nador.
Como sc produjo en- SegOvia ell
pronunciamiento fascista
Ell Ia de julio-nos dice
nuestro amigo, una represen
taci6n del Frente Popular adj
vertimos sacramento al gober-
nador y lie pedimos que arma-
ra al pueblo. Pero dicha auto
ridad, no solo no hizo case, si-
no que en- la madrugada del
sabado al domingo 10 nos
prohibi6 la vigilancia que, an
tie su inactividad, habiamos es-
tablecido cerca de los mas ca
racterizados jefes militares,
y nos orden6 la retirada de las
Milicias.
Despu6s de detenido, ell dfa
81 de julio, a este dirigente O.
brero Sc lie condujo a la escue-
la automovilista, abarrotada
de destacados elementos del
Frente Popular, donde Sc les
maltrataba brutalmente, ha-
ciendoles ingerir ademas $50
gramos de aceite de ricino. La
importancia del tormento es-
taba en- relaci6n directa con la
personalidad politica o social
del interrogado. Nj la edad, nj
ell estado fisico del detenido,
eran tenidos en- cuenta por los
traidores.
Ell guarda socialista del "Pi-
narillo"-nos detalla con visi-
BILE emoci6n nuestro comuni-
cante-, un hombre de SO a
nos, endeble, y falto de salud
con seis hijos, todos ellos me-
nores, Sc desvaneci6 a conse-
cuencia de la tremenda paliza
reeibida. Cuando fueron a dar-
lie ell ricino, habia fallecido.
AL inspector de Hacienda don
Fernando de la Gale, afiliado a
Izquierda Republicana, Sc lie ira
to brutalments. va en- terra,
sin sentido, Sc lie hizo reanimar
echandole cubos de aqua. Guam
, do volvi6 en- ST, lie obligaron a
ingerir ell aceite de ricino.
La crueldad no Sc detuvo nj
con ell medico ,anciano y enfer-
mo, presidente de Izquierda Re-
prblicana de La Granja, don
Joaquin Trillo.
La EscuelA AutOmOvilista
convert ia en- prisi6n
En- la escudla automoyilista1
que la GuardA civil quiso asai-
tar para acabaN cQplQs deteni-
dos, 10 que lmpidio, con riesGa
\ de all vida an official de f3Sfo-
La gaceta., 1936-11-21
La comida de manana domingo, en- ell
Centro Espahol de West Tampa
Mitin ell Martes en- ell Terreno de Plant

lures, SlllIt ellOS COH NdllUS Iu-
banos e italianos. Laurita de
los Rios elogiaba la agilidad de
los torcedores en- ell acto de en-
volver la hoja.
BESIDE la escalera Sc baj6 a la
escogida donde do la bienveni-
da a los visitantes ell Sr. Alfre-
do Gonzalez, encargado de la
escogida y presidente, de la Sec
ci6n de Protection y Auxilio del
Centre Espanol.
FL Sr. Samperio Y ell Sr. Con-
zalez platicaron aparte y todos
los hombres de la comitiva fue-
ron obsequiados con puros.
Vista a la Fdbrica de
los Hermanos RegeRsbarg
Horas antes de que ell senior
e~mbajador de la Rep1blica Es-
pamela y ell Comite de Recibi-
miento llegaran a la fabrica de
los hermanos Regensburg, en-
esta reduction Sc habia recibido
/ un telefonema, del Sr. Urbano
Diaz, inquiriendo sobre la bora
de la vista. Nuestro director,
que habl6 con el, lie inform6 so
bre la bora aproximada.
AL entrar los visitantes en- la
gran fabrica de la Gale 16 es-
quina a la avenida de Michigan
Jose Martinez hizo a Don Fer
nando la presentation del por-
tero, TN anciano espanol. Ell por
tero, cumpliendo instrucciones,
hizo que los visitantes pasaran
a la oficina, donde les dieron la
bienvenida Don Jer6nimo Re-
g%ensburg, uno de los amos, y
Don Mariana Alvarez, ell encar
gado general,
Don Jer6nimo ofreci6 la ca
sa a los visitantes, 10 mismo
que ell Sr. Alvarez, y Sc subi6 a
la e~scalera.
AL llegar ell senior Embaia-
dor, su hija y los visitantes en-
81 ascensor, una comisi6n de be-
Has obreritas esperaba con un
precioso ramo de flores, que en-
treg6 a la sehorita Laura. Sc
hizo entrega al senior embaja-
dor de una GAIA de puros, la que
agradeci6.
Cuando Sc hubo terminado la
entrega de los obsequios, los 900
torcedores aplaudieron. La gran
nave pareci6 e~stremecerse.
Don Fernando hizo un reco-
rrido por la galera y pregunt6 a
varies de- los torcedores sobre
su nacionalidad.
Sc baj6 despues a la escogi4
da, donde Ell Sr. Angel de la Ri
va, un obrero escogedor, lie en-
treg6 una GAIA de cigarros, di-
ciendole: Quisieramos poder
mandar una de estas a cada uno
de los braves milicianos, bNro
como no pOdemose hacerlo, r
fogamOs a listed, senior emba-
jador, que la reciba como exs
preston de nuestra sincera SIM
Ratia por la causa de la Repd-
W Espahola.
En- Nbrica de
PerfectO Garcia
Luisito Lopez, 81 tenedor de Ii
bros, expresidente del Centre
Asturiano, recibi6 al Sr. Em6a-
iadOr Y sus acompahantes.
IA 20 Luisito que no eu-
We T al seiS embaja-
Rmetido a IN ira
:
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de los anteriores, los tenientes
retirados de la Guardia civil de
Csntslejo, senores Hernandez y
Pindado: Servando Portigo, el
delegado de Trabajo de Sego-
via, los maeStros nacionales don
Julio Fuster y don Angel Fra
cia, todos afiliados a Izquierda
RepuSlicana; ell capataz de Te-
legrafos, de filiacion marquis
ia, Luis Pulgor; dos hermanos
socialistas de nacionalidad fran
cesa, que trabajaban en- la no.
jalateria de Borrero, muy como
oidoS en- aquella capital un sub
ditto ingles, detenido por resen-
timientos de indole professional
con ell jefe fascista local, Tore
zagasti; Manolo ell hojalatero,
9oclalista, y asi hasta ochenta y
cinco, quienes, sin exception al
guna, fueron sometidos aquella
noche a toda srerte de brutal
da1eS.
De la Escuela de Automovi-
lismo Sc traSlada a los supervi-
vientes a la carcel vieja de Ia
Gale Real, donde hay actualmen
tie 400 encarcelados, en- un lugar
capaz para un centenar.
Los fusilamientos del dia Is de
agosto en- honor de la virgen.
Ell dia Is de agosto, festivi.
dad de la Virgen, en- toda la pre-
vincia, Y principalmente en- Sc
govia, Sc celebr6 con medic cen.
tenar de ejecuciones de deteni,
dos e Mas carceles, sin forma'
ci6n de carsa nj ninguna otri
formalidad analoga que las jus,
t%ificara.
-Aquel dia fue una cosa in
creible-nos refiere ell evadido
segoviano-. Delante de la Fuen
cisla Sc fusil6 a los mas caracte-
rizados elementos de izquierda.
La cuerda de ejecutados sc com
ponia de los dos ciudadanos
franceses y de dos hermanOs pa
naderos, huerfanos, que soste-
nian a un tercero paralitico-
por cierto que tampoco este Sc
libr6 de la consiguiente paliza
nj de la d6sis de ricino-, en- u
MON de once individuos mas,
que desconozco.
Hace una pausa, y emociona-
do por ell recuerdo, continua:
"A la misma bora. las Gin
co de la tarde, cafan en- ell pa
SEQ del Obispo ell maestro Fus-
ter, Ell inspector de Arbitrios
munSclpales senior Pena, Juan
Carrasco, hermano del presi-
dente de Izquierda, Republica-
ma de aquella capital, que Sc en-
cuentra EN- las Milicias comba-
tiendo EN- ell frente de Extrema-
dura, y ell cartero Manuel Co
mez, presidente de aquella agru
paci6n socialista. A la hija de
Manuel, tambien detenida, la lie
varon desde la carcel al paseo
del 0blspo para que contempla-
sc ell cadaver de su padre. Los
faseistas, desnpes de abusar de
ella, la apalearon barbaramen
te. La misma noche MORA la !
feliz abandoaada debaio del
puente Uhez.
FL resto de los fusilados aquel
dia en- la capital 10 fueron en- las
tapias del cementerio y a min
guno de ellos Spnoce Ell dirigen-
te comnista.
En- la Granja tambisn f~eStejan
a Ia vlrgen
la Granja, tambien a la
mismA bora y en- las tapias del
cementefio, Sc fusil6, en- "honor
a la Virgen", al medico sehor
Trillo, 'trasladado ALI desde la
capital; un sargentO, TN cabo y