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Evening star., 1936-08-03
CHILDREN SEE MOTHER
SLAIN BY BRIDEGROOM
Step-Father Calmly Reloads Gun
to Kill Woman and Then
Ends Own Life.
BY TIE Associated Press.

BY TIE Associated Press.
KANSAS CITY. August 3.-While
three of her Ave children watched
Mrs. Mildred Carver, %, and her hus-
band Of three months, Sam Carver
were shot to death at their Platte
County home, north of here, yester-
day.
Sheriff Holt Coffey said Helen Os-
born, IL, and Freddie Osborn, 9, Oldest
OF Mrs. Carvers children by former
marriage, told him the Carvers re-
turned home separately early yester-
day from a Kansas City night club,
quarreled, and that Carver killed his
wife and himself.
Helen told the sheriff the gun
jammed when Carver first aimed it
at her mother, but that he calmly
reloaded it while she and Freddie
tugged at his arm.
Evening star., 1936-08-03

THE pref y,
young woman
in the frilly apron
was not the maid,
but the wealthy
Mrs. Roger Bates
playing at house,
wifery. She often
d i d. particularly
on Thurs d a Us,
when the cook was
off and she could
have the whole of
the big, cool kitch-
en- to herself. Sur
rounded by a cloud
of st am, she
peeked into a big
iron pot, shifting
contentedly an d
a adjusting d the
flame with a prac-
ticed hand.
Sometimes" she
thought, I'D like
to get rid of every
one it takes to run
this h0I1SehO1d and
Evening star., 1936-08-03

do all my own work It's such fun
AS though in mockery at such an
illusion, the gardener paraded across
her line Of vision with heavy mower
clattering at his heels and over
head came the faint whine OF the
vacuum in the hands of the house.
boy.
TT still would be fun," she muir
INJURED, deflantly.
Gravel spattered and a smart, gray
roadster came to stop in the drive
way alongside the kitchen.
Hey" said a voice, "look who's
here"
Mrs. Roger Bates rested her ell
bow on the nearest window ledge
and gazed at her husband severely
What are you doing in the mid
die of the afternoon?" she demand
ed. Did the delicious aroma of my
picked peaches reach you clear down
at the factory?'
mo, MY love, it was neither the
delectable odor of peaches nor
was it your bright blue eyes that
brought me home early today. I've
been fired"
Fired, Roger!" her tone was in
credulous. Its not possible. You
must have done something really
terrible to get fired from your own
company"
With great deliberation he climbed
down from the roadster and she met
him at the door to the kitchen. Even
when she stood on tiptoe her head
barely came to his shoulder.
your company he pointed out
1.-THE Burgess family's company
That's one of the reasons I'm out, ]
guess. I'm not a Burgess"
Now, Roger, don't go picking on
my family just because they're smarter
than you at business"
I'm glad you added that at busi-
ness I would have certainly dis
agreed on the unqualified statement
that they were smarter. What do they
do. after all, these wonderful Bur-
gesses, but run a Gathering mad
house where men toll nightly and
produce shiny little cans? Do you
call that living? Do you call that
contributing anything great to the
world? A hundred years from now
nobody will know who the Burgesses
were, nor will they care. But give
me a paint brush and a little in
spiration-"
He broke off at the sound of an
other car stopping in the drive. 1t
lacked the mad flourish that was
characteristic Of Rogers and came to
rest sedately. like well-trained poo
die. "A harassed little man pattered
up to the kitchen.
4 X X \
"OH, HAL. I'm glad to see you,"
" Grace greeted her eldest brother.
what in the world has happened at
the factory? I can't get thing out
Of Roger. He says he's been fred
Evening star., 1936-08-03
.ROSALIE DILL CAMPAIGNS
AS CHICKEN RANCHER
Active in Rural Areas, Where She
Introduces Herself as
Dirt Farmer.

Py the Associated Press.
SPOKANE, Wash, August s.
Wealthy RoSalie Jones Dill Is cam
paigning for Congress in the fifth
Washington district as former dirt
farmer and chicken rancher.
The divorced wife Of former SEN
ator C. c. Dill, with new dress and
bonnet for every occasion, Is waging
an aggressive campaign for the Demo-
cratic nomination, knocking on doors
In rural areas and providing tea and
music at her Spokane headquarters.
The high spots in her platform are
Sound, unfiuctuating currency; ma
tional handling of unemployment
problems; continuation of soil conser-
vation; stamp out monopoliStic prac-
tices; continuation of reciprocal trade
agreements; retrenchment in tax and
recovery program toward a balanced
budget and reduction of the national
debt; liberal old age and other Sc
curity measures.
Evening star., 1936-08-03
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


DELICATESSEN doing $3.50 weekly. Rent
500. including > apts above. Good NV.
corner. Beautiful white fixtures. over
3I sso6 SeGe terms osse beef Bob aoi
lander. 1908 II st. NV.
AUTO REPAIR BUSINESS for sale. For
information call Potomac OS76-J. A.
ROOMING HOUSE downtown: Ink. 10
rms. Rent. S55. Income Sl45. Price only
$500. Miss McCown. zoos H st. NV.
ROOMING HOUSE. arranged in ants; 16
rms. Rent. 500. Income. $3.50 and apt.
Price. $1,000. Terms. Mr.. Blaylock zoos II.
ROOMING HOUSE. downtown: IA rms. .
baths. Rent. SS5. Income. S225. Price.
$1,000. Terms. Mr. McKenney. zoos H st.
ROOMING HOUSE ON 18th St: u rms. .
baths. Rent SS5. Income. S220. Only $3.50
down. Mr.. Blaylock. 100S H st NV
WIDOW HAS $4,000 WITH WHICH TO
BUY ROOMINCi HOUSE. MUST BE
CLEAN AND IN GOOD RENTING SEC
TION. ADDRESS BOX 296A, STAR
OFFICE A.
Evening star., 1936-08-03

and won't explain
a thing. All he'll
do Is to 60 into a
tizziwig about the
Burgess family and
how really unim-
portant they are.
Did he murder
some one?"
Don't be alb
surd.. Roger hasn t
done anyt t h n G
W r on g. S o m e
StockhOlder named
Adams became up
set over reduced
dividends and why
we haven't been
m a king m u C h
money lately, so
he called for an
investigation Of the
books. An auditor
was appointed and,
h wing checked
our expenses. he
claims Roger is be-
Evening star., 1936-08-03
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTATION

PIANOS suitable for all occasions and at
prices consistent with real value McPhail
Grand fine condition. S235; .Haines grand.
upright. equal TO new S65: Steinway up
right. $40: Wurlitzer upright apartment
size. Sis; practice pianos from $50 up
Pianos rented for all occasions. in s. 81 /,
and octave sizes Hugo Worch. ITO G.
Est 1879.
Evening star., 1936-08-03
HELP WOMEN.


MARKER experienced for retail dry
cleaning plant: white; must be accurate;
steady position. Apply Vogue Cleaners,
S26 Bladensburg I'd. ne.
PRACTICAL NURSE for elderly lady: will
pay room, board and small compensation.
Address Box l04A. Star office.
dept.: SIS for first first weeks work. more
when qualified. Apply Otis Bldg. $40
18th st. NV. Room 700.
SEAMSTRESS. thoroughly experienced. one
who can do fur preferred. STEADY work
Good pay. Apply Parkway Cleaners d
Dyers. 5Ol0 Conn. ave.
STENOGRAPHER with once experience
Prefer one that has some knowled9e OF
bookkeeping. State salary desired. previous
experience. Steady work. Address in your
own handwriting. Box 233-A. Star office.
MATTRESSES, * to % years OF age. ex-
perienced workers. Apply Gill Georgia
ave. NV.
MATTRESSES. experienced attractive be-
tween ages OF 2121. Apply after l q m,
l423 Pa. ave. NV.
MATTRESSES WANTED white. and ex-
perienced. Apply after 12 noon at Ming
Toy Inn. 1919 Conn. ave.
MATTRESSES uwoJ. experienced. Apply
"a 10 Conn. ave.
WOMEN-Have a good opportunity for 3
over 'e5. with good reference. TO handle an
old established line OF household necessi-
ties and serve our customers. Good income
for active workers. Call . TO j. am, ol3
X
Evening star., 1936-08-03
Novice Good FLYER.

With only five hours flying expert
enece, Fred r. Goodwin recently flew
from England to India and back.
Evening star., 1936-08-03

even sung one or two arias for them
but her voice had been too bright. too
gay, and he had known that there
was q strain in every tone Of 1t.
(To be continued)
Evening star., 1936-08-03

WE ARE now entering the oil
burner season. Three men who
have a past record of sales in
Washington can secure a very
lucrative position with a we'll
established domestic oil burner
outlet. Drawing accounts will
be paid to those men qualified.
Several men who can afford a
week of their time for intensive
training will be placed on a
straight commission basis with
out drawing account; but, even
they, after this training, should
be able, within the next few
months, to average we'll over the
5000 mark per month. All in
quiries will be confidential. Ad-
dress Box 144-A, Star Office.
Evening star., 1936-08-03

Speech Given in Dutch.
In opening the Amsterdam exhibit
ton Of British art the Duke Of Kent
began his speech in Dutch.
Evening star., 1936-08-03
WANTED-SALESMEN.

TFSMAN-Soecial, to sell MacFadder
publications: new combinations: immediate
yerification Apply r. A. James, 'OS 18th
st. Sc. & to am. and TO Z.
Evening star., 1936-08-03
LANSBURGH BROS
AUTO statesmen

II you have a clean. aggressive record
and own car. now is your opportunity
cations in Washinston. This oil burner
season Is here. You can earn over $500
month II you will work hard and con-
scientiously. weeks intensive training is
given There are no house deals. Commits
Slons are paid soon a credit is passed
Every sales help is given. Call sales man
ager. North O891. for appointment,
Evening star., 1936-08-03
COSTUME JEWELRY
BUYER.


This is a desirable posi-
ton for one with buying ex-
perience or for one who has
been a capable assistant.
State age. Address Box
433-Z, Star Office.
EXPERIENCED SALES
LADY IN FURS; POSITION
OFFERS UNUSUAL OPPOR-
TUNITIES FOR BRIGHT
PERSON WHO KNOW S
HOW TO SELL FINE FURS.
APPLY IMMEDIATELY,
RIZIK'S, 1108 CONNECTI-
CUT AVENUE.
Evening star., 1936-08-03
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

ENGLISH SETTER beautiful thoroushbred
male puppy. S25. Call West O455. 3"
FINELY BRED POINTERS. born May "5,
for sale. or consider trade on one or two
for outboard motor. gun or fine camera.
Phone Hale. Emerson O553 after pm
TWO NIGHT DOGS red bone. coon and
opossum. Call after 9 pm, 405 Oakoale
st NV
Evening star., 1936-08-03
HELP-DOMESTIC.

Child NURSE. white and holxekeeper for
family of three: Eppst be capable yo9sngfl' sssfl'
ref. in reply Address BOZ s3i-Z. S'a'
GENERAL TCUsEKEEPER good COOK, care.
0f children experienced maid; must stay
nights; $50 mo. room, board; ,White pre- pre-.
need n apply. 1857 Sherrier pl. NV
GIRL, honest white. for general house
work in family OF two adults Small salary.
Address Box 63-A star office. ----
GIRL. white, general housevork and care
of small boy. 34la Morrison 81. n ".
WANTED-Maid for two weeks: cooking
and cleaning no laundry: must have GOOD
references: ~ week: small family in CheVy
Chase Wisconsin 1880,
WOMAN, colored, reliable; middle-age
to cook and do housework; no laundry
work; stay nights: wages. $50 month
Pyles. G0S Lafayette ave, Riverdale- Nd.
Evening star., 1936-08-03

311O MT. PLEASANT ST.--Airy, COMFORT
able bed-liv!ns room, Housekeeping; very
clean. quiet. running water; adults
Evening star., 1936-08-03
CUT FLOWERS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

2 DOZEN BEAUTIFUL GLADIOLUS deliv-
cred for 81. Helene Affieck. Box 231-A
Vienna, Va Phone Vienna 33-F-21. 81
Evening star., 1936-08-03
HELP-WOMEN.

HELP-WOMEN.
Give particulars. Address BOX 332-A. Star
ONCE.
GIRLS for curb service, between! 1s and IS
years Of age. Apply gill Georgia ave. NV.
Evening star., 1936-08-03

ORTHWEST-Accessib car. bus. within
walking distance business section. Two de-
llshtfully cool bed rooms: real home. Po-
tomac 1881
Evening star., 1936-08-03

DUPONT CIRCLE - Bed room, equipped;
continuous supply Of hot and cold water
adjoining porch. bath. shower; quiet pri.
vate home gentleman only Phone Poto-
mac 464S. 1871 2lst st. "
Evening star., 1936-08-03

l0lO l4th ST NW-second floor: large.
front, airy room; 81: suitable for two. S5.
Centrally located National 753O
Evening star., 1936-08-03

2lO JEFFERSON ST. N.W.-Larse front
nm, pri. bath. new home; employed adults:
Gentiles: near bus car line Randolph 35l7
Evening star., 1936-08-03

room: comfortably furnished: very con-
vvenient location; near Walter Reed. Geo.
Evening star., 1936-08-03
MAN
CITIES SERVICE

Have responsible position open for man
over ~ with car. Phone Pot 461S after
d pm Monday for appointment
CITIES SERVICE
Representatives will interview men for
oil-burner sales work Leads furnished
Apply in person at the Independent Oil
Co. Rosslvn. Va. Ask for Mr.. Binkley.
LANSBURGH BROS.
Have select opening tomorrow for man IN
immediate outside work. Future assured TO
right man. Qualifications necessary are age
over "a, good appearance good references
and car in running condition. Apply EN-
ployment once, 4th floor. 9:30 am,
Evening star., 1936-08-03

iS31 conn. AvEE,sinsle. double rooms,
semi-private bath. showers; walk. dis
tapcR
Evening star., 1936-08-03

CHEVY CHASE D. C.-Front room.
tleman only; SIS month Cleveland 63:{l
Evening star., 1936-08-03

(To be continued.)
Evening star., 1936-08-03

LINCOLN PARK 153 18th SCI large
front rm twin beds. B windows: gentle
Evening star., 1936-08-03

ACCORDIONS FOR RENT-Sl 80 weekly.
lessons included at no extra charge. Natl.
4730 Kits. 1890 @ st. NV
BED AND BOOKCASE cheap. The Wyo-
ming Ants Decatur 43l2
Evening star., 1936-08-03

CAB DRIVERS, new cabs
available, free class for hack
erS' licenses. Bell Cab Co.,
Evening star., 1936-08-03

g0l 18th ST. NV Apt 24--LarRe, cool,
front room. twin beds; clean and quiet.
3733 18th ST, N.E.-Large. nice'y FUR.
nished second-foor-front room. next bath.
Evening star., 1936-08-03

4224 18th N.W.-Army oficer's widow has
oachelor apt. priv. bath, shower: three
gentlemen; porch; garage
Evening star., 1936-08-03
MOTOR TRAVEL.

WILL OFFER TRANSPORTATION TO
Texas: . persons: middle week. Call Po-
tomac 1850. Apt. BIO b
LADY DFsIREs TO JOIN MCTORIST GO
ing to Skyline Drive or beach. Address
Box 33l-A Star Office.
DRIVING NEW DE SOTO TO DALLAS.
Tex Ready any time. Can take four pas
SenRers. Phone Clarendon 2l1-M. A.
Evening star., 1936-08-03

1433 EUCLID ST. NW.-Beautifully furn.
room with porch. next bath lovely home;
must see TO appreciate
La gaceta., 1936-11-22
LA COMIDA EN- HONOR DE
O FERNANDO DE
LOS RIOS
(Viene de la 1a.)

de una OCCASION que no lie aplau-
dieran, pero ell pGblico no podia
contenerse. Una admirable ora
ci6n la suya, en- su calidad de
embajador de la Republica Es-
pamela.
Cuando Don Fernando ter
min6 su discurso, centenares de
personals vinieron a estrecharle
la mano. 10 mismo hicieron con
Dona Isabel de Palencia.
Ell embajador Sc traSlado des-
pues al hotel Hillsborough, DON
de concedi6 una entrevista a los
periOdistas.
Dona Isabel tambien habl6
con los periodistas, a los que
hizo declaraciones.
La gaceta., 1936-11-22

en- repuesto a una barbara We
jaci6n, lie ararnc6 ell apendice
nasal de un bocado.
Fernandez Valdes fue duran
tie TODD ell virreinato de Anido V
Arlegui, juez de causas. Supli-
ciaba con maltratos morales y
con ofensas de hecho a los ira
bajadOres procesados. Prepare
ba la mise en- escene' para la
ley de fugas". Daba carpetazO
a los SUMMARIZES por los crimenes
de los sindicalistas libres.
Era a la vez disoluto Y bra
vuc6n. Y con ell captain Barre
ra-hijo del exgeneral muerto
ell % de julio en- ell Quartet de
Aerostaci6n de Guadalajara-
arrojaron de la terraza a la ca
lie, despues de haberla matado
a tiros, a una desdichada mujer
llamada Lolita Bernaben.
La Comisi6n de Responsible
dades encaus6 y encarcel6 al
abyecto Fernandez VaIdes; pc
no la disolucion de las Cortes
CONSTITUENCIES iEpidi6 que Sc
lie hiciera justicia.
La gaceta., 1936-11-22

RIOS AL SERVICIO DE-.
(Viene de Ia Ia. pdg.)

Las barricadas de los alre :
dedores de la Carcel Modelo
esisten bien ell terrible fuego
de la artilleria enemiga.
Replican los leales con I'm
lutrido fuego de ametrallado-
ras sobre las posiciones fascis
tas cercanas al Parque del
este.
Entire los voluntarios inter
L.acionales del gobierno de M
hid figura Esmond Romill /,
lie 18 amos, sobrino de Wins
On Churchill, ell estadista co..
e.vador ingles..
"Venimos de muchas nacio-
es, ha dicho ell joven soidado
e la libertad. Defendemos a
Iadrid como defenderiamos
los lugares donde nacimos.
Apresurando la moviliza :
lion de todos los hombres en-
re 18 y as amos de edad, la
,unta de Defensa dice: Que
odo ell pueblo participe en- la
lureza de la guerra con un es
piritu de sacrifice que llegue
a todos los rincones de Espa-
ia.
La retirada de mujeres y nj
nos de Madrid Sc hace para ia
cilitar la alimentaci6n de los
milicianos y los hombres que
con ellos cooperan.
Ell gobierno ingles mantiene
su actitud con respecto a la Jun
"a de Burgos y dice que no n
reconocera como beligerante.
81 los barcos fascistas molestar
a los vapores ingleses, la mari
"a de guerra britannica entrara
n acci6n.
La gaceta., 1936-11-22

pres6 elocuentemente 10 que sen
tia.
Durante esta vista lie fue pre-
santada a Don Fernando una co
mission de la logia mas6nica Uni
v~ersal, presidida por su jefe, ell
Sr. Santome.
En- ell momento de la retirada,
en- la puerta, el senior embaja :
dor abraz6 al p~residente Fernan
DEE Rey, deseandole martenga,
por medic de la Sociedad, ell
prestigio de Espana en- esta tie
ira de la Florida.
En- Ell Centre AStuTTdnO
En- dos automobiles salieron
en- direction del sanatorio del
Centre Asturiano, desde ell sa-
natorio del Centre Espanol, don
Fernando de los Rios, su hija y
sus acompahantes.
Cuando don Fernando lego
a Ia puerta del ~sanatorio, al fl
nal de la Gale Trece, los cente-
mares de ciudadanos que ALI Sc
habian reynido, aplaudieron de
lirantemente.
Junto a la puerta interior lie
dieron la bienvenida al senior
embajador, ell presidente del
Centre, Sr. Carlos Menendez, a.
companado por ell vicepresiden-
t., Sr. Manuel Lopez, directivos
V q administrator Sr. Garcia.
r Sr Menendez hizo la presen
u 81 del m6dico director del
sanatorio del Centre Asturiano,
Dr. Perez, a quien acompana-
b; los doctorVs Jose A. Domin
glez, Ismael Angulo, Amado
IrsSs Gustavo Porro y otros.
4 petici6n del Sr. Menendez,
mbajador visit6 a todos los
elSermos, habitaci6n por habita
ci6l, conversando con varios de
| ellos.
Platic6 ell embajador con 81
DR.. Rolando Altree, que Sc en-
cuentra gravemente enfermo en-
ell ~sanatorio asturiano, del cual
fuera director su hermano.
Una comisi6n de enfermos,
de la cual formaban parte los
Sres. Campos y Carvajal, di6 Ia
bienvenida a Don Fernando, a.
gradeciendole la vista.
Uno de los enfermos, que fue
operado aver, al salir del eter
dijo: No Pasaran.
En- la sala comedor Sc sirvie-
ron dulces y licores, pronuncian
do ell embajador un sentido dis
curse.
La gaceta., 1936-11-22
BESIDE BARCELONA
RAMON SALES FUE EJEcUTADo
Un case mas de justicia

quedandose 81 con Ia plrte
d,l le6n-a los pistoleros-'Pa-
Has. Inoccncio Feced, los Ma
nos cue asesinaron a Layret
al "Noy del Sucre", a "Paro-
mas, a Rubinat; elegia a los
que habian de intervenir para
probar la coartada de la agre-
sion en- la eje:ucion de Ia "ley
lie fugas". que cost6 la vida a
hombres tan valiosos como Eve
lilo Boal.
Rara vez participate perso-
ralmente Sales en- los atenta-
dos solo cuando ell precio ofre-
cido era tentador y cuando te-
mia que los instrumental mate
riales vacilaran. Acostumbrba,
81, a observar a sus gentes des-
de una esquina propicia.
AL advenir la RepGblica, Sa-
les pudo escapar a Francia. Pc
no tur0 qeu darse mucha prisa.
va iba una muchedumbre justi-
ciera hacia ell local de los Sindi-
catos Libres de la Gale de la
Union, cuando ell "alter ego de
Anido segufa rompiendo y que
mando los papeles que juzgaban
mas c-omprometedores. Algunos
de estos documentos Sc pudie-
ron reconstruir, Y por clio Sc
evidenciaron los lazos secretos
-sangBe y latrocinios-que IL
gaban al jefe maximo de los pis-
toleros con ell ex vicepresidente
de la dictadura militar. En- la
emigration volvieron a unirse.
Vivian en- Toulouse. Ell general,
siempre tembloroso, habia cedi-
do variaS habitaciones de su
chalet" a Sales, Q HONS Y a O.
tros terroristaS de SUI predilec-
ci6n.
De agente de enlace ert4e ell
Quartet general de Toulouse Y
los pistoleros del Lire, que esta-
ban agazapados en- Barcelona,
servia la mujer de Sales, hem
bra de pelo en- pecho, particu-
larmente estimada de Anido Y
de Barrera.
Con ell predominio del lerrou-
xismo y de la Ceda, Sc atrevi6
Sales a repatriarse; pero viva
endorsements, cambiando ca
da mes de guardia, disfrazan-
dose Y utilizando nombres SUI
puestos y documentaciones fall
sas. Pero persistfa en- su con-
tacto con Anido y a traves de
Ell con la U. M. E. Y con todos
los organizadores del criminal
pronunciamiento, que segdn los
calculos de Mola y Franco, de-
bfa triunfar irremesiblemente
ell dia de Santiago Matamoros.
De haberse cumplido estas
predicciones, Ramon Sales-cul
pable de cast TN millar de asesi-
natos-hubiera sido un dictator
clandestino de Barcelona.
FL teniente coronel Crist6bal
Fernandez Valdes, que Sc SEN
to en- ell banquillo junto a Sales,
es otro tipo siniestro. Su rostro
denuncia va s ubaja cOndici6n
moral. Els un hombre desnari-
gado: una mujer de vida airada,
La gaceta., 1936-11-22

Barcelona (Por correo) -Se
cumpli6 Ia s2nten,ia de muer
te Cic.ada contra Ramon Sales,
pres. lente de los Sindicatos Ii
bres.
Ramon Sales fce detenido
cuatro o cinco 6fas antes de la
suElevaci6n de ragulares y le-
gionarios en- Marruecos. Tenia
dos domicilios, y en- uno de ellos
Sc lie encontraron numerosas
armas hlancas Y de fuego y do
cum0n G. probatorios de 81 par
Il ir&c.Gn en- el ccmplot contra
la RepIblica.
La historic de Sales es diffcil
de condenser en- una nota perio-
distica. Era FL hombre de con-
fianza de Martinez Anido Y ell
fundador de los Sindicatos Ii
bres. Hasta entonces habia ST.
do un dependiente de concrete,
pinturero Y provocative, jail
mista v miembro active de aque
Hos "requetes" que, para de-
mostrar su espanolismo Glen
por Glen, usaban tufos, to.aban
ell organillo en- sus "aplechs" y
acometian por la espalda, con
estiletes, a republicanos Y anar-
quistas. De los requetes" nacie-
ron los Sindicatos Libres. Gu
-as trabucaires v patronos de
rompe Y rasga les proveyeron
de fondos. Sales reclrt6 entire ell
hampa del distrito v. entire los
confidentes del Gobierno civil y
los antiques "pinchos" electoral
les en- paro forzoso, los elemen-
tos de a,ci6n.
Sc establecieron tarifas para
los asesinatos. Anido v Arlegui
no solo garantizaban la impu-
nidad de los criminales, sine
que estaban al quite por 81 los
agredidos Sc harlan fuerte v a.
tacaban a los pistoleros del LIZ
bre. Ell primer atentado-ya ba
jo. la direction de Sales-se per
petr6 contra un trabajador apo
dado eel Tero'', que presidia TN
sindicato de tendencia anar-
quista. Con la ayuda de unos
"carnets" de policia, 10 sacaron
una madrugada de su domiciIio
Y 10 acribillaron a balazon en- la
Gale.
Desde entonces los sindicatos
Libres cometieron centenares v
.e~ntenares de crimenes a man.
saliva. Todos los planeaba Sales,
en- colaboraci6n-como intelec-
tual-con Lagria Lliteras, un
ex seminarista, que compartia
con 6l Ell despacho, y con uno de
los individuos mas completes
que ha producido la delincuen-
ella espahola: ell abogado Pedro
Martir Hons, cuya actuaci6n
podria equiparse, por sus haza-
mas como agente doble, a la del
celeberrimo provocador russo
Azeff, que era, simultaneamen-
te, presidente del Comite de ac-
ci6n de los terroristas de Boris
Saviekoff Y confidente al servi-
clio de la Ojrana zarista.
Sales seleeciOnaba y pagabs