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Evening star., 1936-03-08
By STAFF Correspondent Of The Star.

~ RLANDO. Fla. March T.
I Henry Coppola, 21-year-old
u rookie right-handed pitcher,
~ apparently is going to stick
with the Nationals after all.
The young fast-baller, who has
been complaining of sore arm, was
ordered to cut loose today by Manager
Bucky Harris and at the conclusion
Of the workout not only was Harris
satisfied by what Coppola showed, but
Henry himself was convinced that
the workout helped his arm.
"It's a little sore" commented
Henry, but the muscles are loose.
I'm sure now that my soreness is
something picked up this week and
not recurrence of the injury I had
last season."
Coppola, after a brilliant start dur
ing the 1885 season, came up with a
sore whip in June and virtually was
useless to the Washington club there
after. Manager Harris, genuinely
worried about the youngster when he
reported his arm was sore again a
few days ago, was obliged to tell Cop
po!a that he demonstrate his ability
or be prepared to pull out of camp.
Levy Displays Promise.
Joe LEVY, towering young first base
candidate from Rollins College,
worked out again today and made
such an impression that President
Clark Griffith went into a conference
with him following the usual two
hour workout.
Levy not only fielded in impressive
Evening star., 1936-03-08
NANCY PEARMAN VICTOR
Jane Douglas Again Bows to Ace
of Bermuda's Golfers.

HAMILTON, Bermuda, March Z L4p)
Nancy Pearman, Bermudas S leading
woman golfer. won the Belmont Manor
tournament today by defeating Jane
Douglas of New York, and 3, in the
36-hole final.
Miss Pearman took two-hole lead
on the first Is as the New York girl
lost her putting touch and wasted
numerous opportunities to win holes.
1t was their second meeting in a
tournament final in eight days. Last
Saturday Miss Pearman defeated Miss
Douglas. 2 and /. in the Bermuda
women's championship.
Evening star., 1936-03-08
BAIRD BANK LOOP HEAD
Eight-Team Base Ball Circuit tc
Open Play April 20.

Bruce Baird, vice president OF the
National Savings & Trust Co.. has
been elected president of the Bankers
Base Ball League, which will open
its season on April 20. Other ofh-
GERS are George Earnshaw, Metro
politan, vice president; Charles E.
Hall, Hibbs. vice president: George P.
Pollock, National Savings 81 Trust,
secretary and official scorer, and
James F. Bridges, Riggs, treasurer.
The eight following banks will enter
teams in the league: American Sc
curity g. Trust, Riggs, National Saw
ings & Trust, Union Trust, City Bank,
w. B. Hibbs Co., Hamilton and Ma
tional Metropolitan.
Evening star., 1936-03-08
ST. ALBANS WINS
WRESTLING MEET
Produces Six Title Winners
in First Tourney Here
for Schoo|boys.
w YITH six of its squad
.NA/ crowned champions, st.
w .1. AlDsns won the first

z::$: : s: $: e:
wrestling tournament ever
held here for private schools last
night when the three-day manifest
was concluded at the Friends School
gymnasium under the sponsorship of
Tom Clayton. A crowd of nearly
500 witnessed the finals
Landon, with FIVE winners, placed
second, and Friends with three cham
pions was third. Points we're dis
tributed as follows: St. Adams, so:
Landon, 81; Friends. 36; Dewitt, IL;
Calvert, = st. Anne's, T. st. Johns,
5, and Blessed Sacrament, 6.
Heaviest Lads Provide Thrills.
THE climax came in the last bouts
when ST. Adams two heaviest
grapplers came through with victories
over Devitt's best bets. Alexander
Gam Carver provided the high light
by tossing Len Askin in minute
and IS seconds in the 165-pound di-
vision, while Ike Kidd defeated Rube
Hayman over the 3-minute route.
Other st. Adams winners were
Sheldon Davis, Tom Hilton, John
Low and Van Ness Phillip. Their
victories came in classes ranging from
the "a to the l45-pound weights.
Summaries:
CLASS As pound class. Alan Seal
friends defeated Herb Beck Friends
rich tFriends> defeated Chris Amussen
Ralph Chambers tst. Anne's' defeated
Ned Murdock blessed Sacranent) by de-
CLASS B-s1 pound class. Gordon Hurl-
hps .Frlends, hM defeated Henry stfons M 1st
Me- nsg s s Aans BY R0nT.
pound class, George, Perkins tLandonl de-
Albansl defeated Joseph O'Connor blessed
Sacrament; 1l1-pound class; Newman
Marsh Landon' defeated Malcolm Ford
Davis 'st. Albansl defeated Lee JmpIp
ton st. Adams defeated Arthur Farauhar
155-pound class. Martin Avignone tSt
Johns defeated r. E. o'Farren iDevittl
m asRa cass Isn Snmed hreM esss
lIkel Kidd defeated Rube Haymai1
e1s31 SIAss Sets4 Str; sss:ns pnas Esnae
Sassei elass Toby snen strens Landon' threw Jane:
Msr Fsns sndon deieasa fssi bsehe
,calvertJ defeated Sam Marsh lLandon
Evening star., 1936-03-08
LASH LEADS INDIANA
TO TRACK MEET WIN
Breaks Two Field House Records
as Purdue's Team Is Held to
One First Only.

os tilC aSSOCldteu FIeSS.
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, March =
Indiana, led by Lon Lash, who
eclipsed two field house distance rec
ords, outclassed Purdue, 70 to is, in
a Big Ten dual track meet here today.
Lash ran the 2-mile event in 9:14.1
to better his own mark of 9:29.7 and
broke the stape in 4:16.5 in the mile
run to better the record held previously
by Woolsey of Illinois.
Bob Collier, Indianapolis sprint star,
equaled the field house record of
06.2 in the 60-yard dash set in 1888
by Ivan Fuqua of indiana.
Purdues only first was in the mile
relay, the Hoosiers being disqualified
for an improper pass of the baton.
Evening star., 1936-03-08
A Test of Steady Nerves
CHARLEY PETERSON

OF st. Louis, World-renoWned
trick-Shot billiardist, is shoDn
in The Eventng Star Club
room performing one OF his
yisdrdrieS. Photo shoaDS the
red ball balanced on top of
the zDhite-and try that as a
starter on this shot!
Peterson'S cue ball hit the
1Dhite, negotiated three cush-
ions and came back to billiard
off the red. Peterson is here
on a tour of the Nations
colleges.
Students of Georgetown
mdrDeled over his skill in an
exhibition yesterday.
Star STAFF Photo.
Evening star., 1936-03-08
Columbia No. ISIS Tough Fnsher Fur Must Whip Senian oaces
BosOx Send Last
Word to Werber

CARATOGA, Fla, March Z F.--
~ General Manager Eddie Collins
said today the Boston Red Sox
had made their final offer" to Bill
Werber, the teams lone holdout.
He added Werber, leading Ameri.
can League base stealer last
season, knows how we stand"
Evening star., 1936-03-08
SHEA, GOLF PRO, DIES
Former P. G. A. Officer Was With
Kernwood Cluh 21 Years

Kernwood Club 81 Years.
SALEM, Mass, March CP-John
T. Shea. Al. former vice president of
the Professional Golfers Association
Of America, died today.
He had been golf professional at
Kernwood Club for 81 years and was a
former president of the New England
Professional Golfers Association.
Evening star., 1936-03-08
BENNETT CRACK BAsKETER.

NEW WILMINGTON, Pa, March 7
@.--Wesley Bennett, one of West
minister's most brilliant basket ball
players. ran his years total scoring
for the season to 372 tonight by count
ing IA points in the final game with
Slippery Rock Teachers.
Evening star., 1936-03-08
WILD TOSS BEATS
CARDS IN HAVANA
Error Gives Cubans Game
in 11th-Tribe Triumphs,
AS Bow to Reds.
BY the Associated Press.

by lHe Associated fTeSS.
7 7 AVANA. March IA wild
IL throw to third by Ed Heusser
spoiled an old fashioned
a 4 pitchers battle today and
gave Havana an thinning 2-to-1 VIC
tory over the ST. Louis Cardinals.
A crowd of 10000 saw the game at
Tropical Stadium.
Three st. Louis pitchers, Roy Par
melee, William MCGEE and Heusser.
gave only eight hits while Rossell, 60
ing the rout for Havana, yielded -.
Brillian fielding, especially on the part
OF Right-ielder Morales. who made
three sensational catches. saved
Rosseli
In the eleventh the Cuban center
fielder, Alvarez. led off with a dou-
BILE to center. Shortstop Correa sac
rificed, and Heusser threw wild in
an attempt to catch Alvarez going to
third and the runner scrambled home
with the winning tally.
The Cards scored their only run in
the eighth on base on balls to Pep
per Martin and Joe Medwick's double.
Parmelee gave only three hits in five
innings and MCGEE three in three
frames.
st. Louis tN)- 600 GOO oln oo-i +
Havana ------ 600 100 900 OIL! o
Parmelee. MCGEE. Heusser and Davis,
Clark Roselll and Rolo.
Tribe Starts Well.
NEW ORLEANS-The Cleveland
Indians made successful grape
fruit league" debut by defeating the
New Orleans Pelicans, a tribe farm.
9 tot.
Steve ONeill used every man on the
roster except few pitchers, and "a
Pelicans also saw action in a game
which the Indians won with a four
run attack on young southpaw,
Loafman. in the sixth inning. Cleve-
land punched of its II hits in that
frame.
Ralph Winegarner. who hurled the
nrst three innings for the Indians, al
lowed three hits and one unearned run
for the best mound performance.
I n,,, RHE
Ciar.EIiae EIiaeans 70 AZ wv ": SOo--l 10 =
Wallie, Hardin. Loatman, and Helf Fer
! nanoez; Wlneearner. Galehouse. Tauscher
and Becker, Garbanrk
Reds Win Again.
MIAMI, Fla.-Cincinnati Reds, aid
ed by five walks. a sacrifice and
| two hits, scored all their runs in the
| fifth inning to defeat the Philadelphia
Athletics, 5 to 4, for the second straight
day.
The American Leaguers outhit the
Reds, to 4, punching three of the
hits off Don Brennan in the sixth,
with a walk and an error. to tally their
four runs.
Gene Schott. starting pitcher for
Cincinnati, permitted one hit in the
five innings he worked.
Philadelphia AL 600 oo4 0o0- 5
CINCINNATI IN - 600 $50 O0x-5 !
,on Iurhsylile S.S. Doyle Ross and SAYING. Pat
| mondi.
SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico.-The
Brooklyn Eagles defeated Cincinnatis
second team, 104, hitting both Barnes
and Cook freely.
Perucho's home run, with one on in
the seventh. was the batting feature.
| Veach worked the entire game for the
| Eagles.
Evening star., 1936-03-08
BEDFORD HIGH VICTOR.

LEXINGTON. Va. March CP)-
Bedford High defeated Valley of Hot
Springs 1911 for the championship of
Class B basket ball teams in district
six of the Virginia Athletic and Liter
airy League in Doremus Gym here
TODAY,
Evening star., 1936-03-08
Standing Of Teams.
SECTION A.
MILLER BOUT BALKED
Rain in Havana Prevents Meetine
With Echeverria.

HAVANA, March 7 R.-The 10
round non-title bout between Freddie
Miller of Cincinnati, N. B. A. feather.
weight champion, and Fillo Echever-
ria, young Spanish featherweight,
scheduled for tonight at the Arena
CRYSTAL. was called OF because Of
rain. L.
Evening star., 1936-03-08
SCORES NET SHUTOUT
Helen Fulton Beats Sheila West

Helen Fulton Beats Sheila West
in Bermuda Event.
HAMILTON, Bermuda. March Z
(P.-Helen Fulton of Chicago today
defeated Sheila West of Bermuda,
Go, Go, in the semi-finals of the
Bermudiana tennis tournament.
In another match, Mrs. w. Erie
senbruch beat Mary Butterfield,
6-1, 60.
In the mems singles, r. Reid de-
feated Pat Purcell, 6-1, Go.
Evening star., 1936-03-08
Coppola .Sho,vs Bucky Enough
To Keep Xoungster on Trial

fashion but he took his first batting
turn and made such terrific cuts that
he became something of an important
figure.
Levy. in fact was doing all right
in every respect until Ossie Bluege
slammed line drive toward first base
when Levy wasn't looking The ball
struck the youngster on the arm and
forced MIN to retire for the day.
Trainer Mike Martin applied ice packs
and declared that Levy would be as
good as ever by Monday.
Levy still has year to 60 at Rollins
but when he graduates it would not
be surprising if he reported to the
Washington club. He is the nearest
thing to Hank Greenberg that could
be found in a rookie of such limited
experience.
Albany Chief Beckons.
NO CUTTING Of the squad will be
in order Immediately but several
rockies are ION the fence" today, what
with Owner Joe Cambria of Albany
Garden, Fla, a few miles from Or
lando
Cambria is expected to take several
of the Griff rocks to the Albany camp,
including Huck Wynne, Washington
;andlot catcher; Joe Krakauskas, Floyt'
Perryman, Alex Sabo and Pitcher Reds
Hutchinson.
Joe Engel, president of the Chatta-
nooga club, also is due in Orlando
shortly and probably will claim Pitch
ers Kendall Chase and Frank Peticolas.
Chattanooga is training at Sanford,
also close to Arlando. F. E. S.
Evening star., 1936-03-08
ROSSLYN ROLLERS
|. GA|NLEAGUELEAD
Score Grand Slam in Tilt
With Baltimore Girls in
S. A. Contest.

~ OsSLYN'S girl bowling team
- became virtual cinch to win
the South Atlantic Women's S
4 y League pennant when it plas-
tered whiteWash on the Baltimore
maids last night at Rosslyn.
A three-game victory over their
toughest rivals, with whom they were
tied for first place entering last nights
match. leaves the Rosslyns with a
standing of 19 and IA. Richmond
now is second with Is and Is and
Baltimore third with is and II. Nor
folk is fourth with IA wins and 16
losses.
Two more sets are to be rolled.
With Lorraine GULL shooting high
set of 3S7, Rosslyn easily won two
games and Miss Gulli's 1875, backed
up by Rena Levy's 100, gained the de-
cision by 10 sticks in the close one.
The scores:
Evening star., 1936-03-08
Browns Outfielder Is Believed to
Have Received Raise. a

WEST PALM BEACH. Fla, March
7 R.-Sam West, st. Louis Browns.
outfielder who has been holding out
for more pay. signed his contract at
the training camp here today. >
The terms were not disclosed, but 1t
was believed West received q raise.
Evening star., 1936-03-08
Olympic Team Favored.

MATT Twomeys Olympic lads,
headed by Lou Gevinson. A. A
U. and Golden Gloves featherweight
champion. will reign as favorite to
grab the team title, however.
Practically the entire Columbus
University fight squad has cast its lot
with Jim Mcnamara S j. C. C. clouters.
who say that Billy Tardugno will halt
Gevlnson's victory march.
Action will get under way at 8
o'clock Tuesday night and continue on
Wednesday and Saturday nights Ad-
mission prices range from 55 cents
to S110.
" Weighing-in ceremonies will take
place Tuesday afternoon from 4 to
6 o'clock at the Washington Boys
Club, 230 c street.
Evening star., 1936-03-08
HOWARD ENDS WITH WIN
Scores Over Lincoln, Al to 81, in
Final Court Tilt,

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, March 7.-Howard
University of Washington, D. c.,
closed its basket ball season here in
nosing out Lincoln University's five,
41-37.
Every member of the winning team,
except Brown, had hand in the
scoring:
Evening star., 1936-03-08
MANG|N, Hartman
REACH NET FINAL
Van Ryn, TaubeIe Will Play
for Women's, Title in
Indoor Tourney.
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
n YEW YORK, March Title
M holder Gregory Mangin took
a walk" into the final OF
the United States indoor ten
mis- championship today, while
Leonard Hartman, whose previous
athletic fame has been won on basket
ball courts, rather than on tennis
courts, had to grind down Frank
Bowden to gain the other berth.
Mangin, three times champion and
IN the final for the fifth successive
year, advanced without lifting a
racket, through the default of Wilmer
Hines of Columbia. S. c., who re-
ported a sore throat and a high
fever. Mangin and Hartman will de-
eide the 1886 title Tuesday night, when
the first combined mems and women's
championships will be brought to
close.
Hartman's Victory Surprises
THE final brackets in the women's
division were gained by Marjorie
Gladman Van Ryn of Philadelphia,
wife of the Davis Cup doubles player,
and former champion Norma Taubele
of New York. Mrs. Van Ryn, who en-
tered the tournament for experience
on board courts, and without title
aspirations, eliminated Millicent
Hirsh, 6-1, IS. while Miss Taubele
had some trouble disposing of Nine.
Sylvia Henrotin of France. 6-3. 4-6,
60. The Women's final will be
played Monday night.
Hartman's elimination of Bowden,
seeded fourth and two notches above
him. at 7-9. 6-3, 6-3. Ga, pro-
vided the biggest upset of the tour
nament. Following his smashing
straight-set victory over SWedens
Karl Schroeder in the quarter-finals
Thursday. Bowden was regarded as
the only survivor capable of dethron-
ing Mangin.
Evening star., 1936-03-08
WIN TO GET PHIL
CANzONER| BOUT
Foe Predicts He'll Finish
D. c. WeIter Champ in 5
Rounds Tomorrow.
BY BURTON HAWKINS.

r us future fistic fate hinging on
u the result, Phil Furr, District
welterweight champion. Is
L 4 primed for the most signifi-
cant scrap Of his ring career tomor-
row night when he clashes with
Mickey Serrian in a scheduled 10
round feature at Turner's Arena.
Slightly groggy from a swirl of
events which boosted regard for his
leather pushing ability to new peak,
Furr will face Tony Canzoneri at New
York on March 80, providing he de-
feats Serrian.
Charley Johnston. matchmaker for
the st. Nicholas Arena, was impressed
by Furr's knockout victory over Steve
Halaiko in his last start here and
has offered Phil crack at the light
weight champion in an overweight
bout.
Serbian Dangerous Foe.
A THOUGH Ralph Murdock, the
Southwest socker's manager, re-
fused to accept a $1,000 bid for Furr's
contract, the hard-hitting Serrian
may make him regret his action.
The mere fact that Jay Jacobs, ma
tionally known handler of fighters,
tried to take over Furr's contract
should have the effect of a Joe Louis
left on those fans who have labeled
Phil as through" half-dozen times.
Among Jacobs proteges have been
Jackie kid Berg, Corpl. Izzy
Schwartz, Sammy Dorfman and AL
Singer.
Serrian, 22year old italian punch
er. Is remembered by Washington S
ring colony for his disputed loss and
draw in battles here with Frankie
Blair, who trounced Furr twice.
Mickey also boasts a victory over an
other conqueror of Phil-Izzy jan
nazzo.
Furr Depends on Right.
HOPING Furr will wilt before a
whitening body attack, Serrian
has predicted a knockout within five
rounds Vastly improved in his last
fight, however, Furr again will strive
to ram home his powerful right hand
Smashes.
Irish Johnny Dean, the Carolina
lightweight who scored a stirring VIC
tory over Bobby Dechter last week,
will mix mittens with Pete Galiano,
diminutive Baltimore whirlwind, in a
scheduled six-round semi-final.
Other six-rounders list AL Parks
facing Roy Manley in a welterweight
bout and Mike Tardugno. former
Georgetown ring captain, meeting
Willie Felice. In an opening four
rounder Harry Thompson will stack
up against Tommy Hoover.
The preliminary fighter who shows
to the best advantage will receive a
cash prize of $40. Action will get
under way at $50 o'clock,
Evening star., 1936-03-08
A. A. j. RING MEET
DRAWS BIG FIELD
Jewish Center Boxers Are
Held Threat to Olympic
Title Holders.
~ ORE than so Of Washingtons
Nu outstanding amateur boxers
wv will square off this week at
u Tllrper'S Arepo and hattie

for District A. A. U. championships.
With the Jewish Community Gen.
ter team threatening to make
strong bid for the team trophy, held
by the Olympic A. c. for the past
three years. the tenth annual tourna-
ment looms as attractive as past
A. A. U. fights, despite the fact that
it is no longer conducted concurrently
with the Golden Gloves tournament.
Evening star., 1936-03-08

SAN JUAN. Puerto Rico-The
Brooklyn Eagles defeated Cincinnati's
second team, 1914, hitting both Barnes
and Cook freely.
Perucho's home run, with one on in
the seventh. was the batting feature
Eagles.
Evening star., 1936-03-08

r us future flstic fate hinging on
- the result, Phil Furr, District
Welterweight champion, Is
Cav ~>1~k .;-..;G
Evening star., 1936-03-08
WEST FALLS IN LINE

Totals Is 3 Al I
La gaceta., 1936-05-30
'QUIEREN REBAJARLE
1900, 900 PESOS

Habana, mayo 3O.-El DIR.
Luciano Martinez, nuevo secre-
tario de educaci6n, visit6 aver
La gaceta., 1936-05-30
LA LEY DE AMNISTIA EN-
FAVOR DE LOS PRESOS
POLITICOS Y LOS EXILA-
DOS
Empezard a diScutirse la
Senadnd Entrdnte

Habana, mayo 3O.-Oficial-
mente Sc ha dicho que la sema-
ma proxima Sc discutira en- ell
congreso un proyecto de ley de
lamnistfa que favorece princi-
palmente a los presses polfticos
y a los exilados revolucionarios
Existen dos proyectos en- la
alta camara, uno del Sr. Ramon
Vasconcelos y ell otro del Sr. Ri
vero.
La comisi6n de justicia tiene
la intenci6n de refundirlos en-
uno. Algunos senadores Sc opo-
men a la libertad de los macha-
distas condenados por asesinato
y actos de violencia. Otros pre-
conizan una amnistia completa,
que comprenda a todos los par
tidos, antics y despues de 1888.
La gaceta., 1936-05-30
DON ABILIO
HABLA DEL ESTATUTO
DE CASTILLO
No paede haber provincids
mddiGtizdddS

Madrid, Mayo 30.-Sobre ell
Estatuto de la region Castella-
ma o Leonesa hizo aver impor-
tantes declaraciones ell Sr. Abb
lilo Calder6n, que no pertenece
al Frente Popular.
"Los peligros que apreciamos
algunos en- las Cortes Constitu-
yentes, al discutirse ell Estatuto
de Catalina, Sc han visto confir
mados. Ell Estatuto vasco sera
de la misma clase y en- su arti-
culo 20 dice que los mozos suje-
tos a CONSUMPTION militar solo
p%restaran servicio dentro del te-
rritorio vasco. Modificar ell Es-
la utO es mas dificil que modi-
ficar la constitution porque Sc
requieren dos votaciones de ma
yoria completa, una en- ell Par
regional y la otra en-
las Cortes. Sc quiere dar per-
.anencia al regimen de excep-
ci6n. Las demas regiones no pc
dian permanecer indiferentes Y
ahora lie tOca a Castillo, la que
La gaceta., 1936-05-30
DEL PRI-
MER MINISTRO JAPONES

Toxic, Mayo SO.-El primer
ministro Hirota declare aver
que Sc Iprocedera a imponer la
discipline mas complete dentro
y fuera del Eiercito, a pesar de
los elementos peligrosos que
realizan una labor disolvente.
"Vamos a ~purificar la econo-
mia nacional con arreglo a los
deseos del pueblo japones. Las
negociaciones con Russia siguen
progresando y ell gobierno, en- es
tie case como en- otros, procede-
"a dentro de la Constitution.
La gaceta., 1936-05-30
al d.. German Walter del RIO.

al DIR. German Walter del RIO.
se~cretario de hacienda, protes-
tando contra ell prop6sito de Qui
tarle a su antaproyecto de pre-.
supuesto So, 1890, 900.
A la salida de visitar al DR..
Del Rio, ell secretario dijo que
estaba librando una batalle en-
defensa de la ensenanza. Estoy
dispues.o hasta suprimir mi
puesto Y mi sueldo antes de per-
mitir que Sc suprima una sola
arla. Rehus6 comentar ell DIR.
Martinez un ~articulo del DR.. A.
rag6n que Sc refiere a la Uni
versidad Nacional. "Despues de
t9do, la Universidad es aut6no-
ma"
La gaceta., 1936-05-30
Sc DEL DINE
RO PARA Ell HOMEMADE
A ROYO

Madrid, Mayo SOFA conf
sion que organizaba ell homena-
.je a don Antonio Royo ViIlano-
va, y que co ntal fin hizo una
subscription pGblica, acord6 a.
yer, por indication del propio
.Sr. Royo, que ell dinero Sc entire
que al ministro de instruction
publica con destino a la divulga
.ci6n y estudio de los claSicos de
la lengua castellana.
I'll dinero Sc habia recolecta-
do con motive de la oposici6n
que csc exdiputado hiciera al
Estatuto de Catalina.
La gaceta., 1936-05-30

no debe pedir un Estatuto que
signifique merma de la sobera-
MIA nacional. La union de Espa4
ma Sc Aalla en- peligro. Castillo
debe reclamar una hacienda pro
pia, porque no pueden existir
provincias mediatizadas; pero
Castillo debe recordar la tradi-
cion que la presenta como de :
fensora de la unidad de Espaha
La gaceta., 1936-05-30
U UNA HERMANN DE
ALFREDO N

Habana, mayo 3O.-Cente-
mares de personals de la mejor
sociedad asistieron aver al Sc
lpelio de la Sra. Mercedes Hor-
nedo, viuda de Sampedro, her
mana del senador Alfredo Hor-
nedo, editor del diario Eel Pals
Tn ayrdante del p~residente
asisti6 al entierro en- re-
presentation del jefe del esta-
do, que es amigo politico del Sr.
La gaceta., 1936-05-30
PASAN DE 10000 LOS
OBREROS EN- HUELGA
Los ObrerOs QuiereN Discatir
en- los TGUeres

Paris mayo 3O.-La huelga
de obreros ind~ustriales SCI ha
agravado en- las fabricas de au-
tom6viles y en- ell ramo de cons
trucci6n. Ell ministro de la go
bernaci6n calcula que pasa de
$4,000 ell total de los hueIguis :
tas.
Los obreros Sc han negado a
aceptar un aumento en- los sala-
rios, vacaciones pal7adas y 40
horas, hasta que los patronos Sc
: avengan a discutir con ellos en-
los ~talleres, no en- las Gales.
A pesar de los esfuerzos he
chos por las autoridades los
huelguistas Sc niegan a devol
yer las fabricas, de las cuales
recientemente Sc apoderaron.
La gaceta., 1936-05-30
OBRERO CONDENADO
A SEIS MESES
PR PEN

Habana, Mayo 3O.-Por Incl
tar a una huelga de empleados
en- Ia mueolerfa "El Leader" Ell
tribunal de urgencia impuso a.
yer seis meses de carcel al joven
German Torres.
Varios de los acusados en- re-
'laci6n con la misma causa, alg1
nos de ellos americanos, queda-
ron en- libertad Unconditional.