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Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-18

Dies based his assertion on the,
supreme court decision in the
Strecker case. Dies contended that
his brief citing alleged defects and
omissions in the justice depart
ment's case for deportation of Jo-
5eph Gecroe S'recker, non-natural-
ized Austrian bSrn one-time Com
munist had been upheld both in the
majority and minority S+recker
coinicns. TIE court held StrecEer
was net subject u deportation.
while it is unfortunate DIE
said. that cue tc the failure o.
The government to prep perly present
this ease tG the supreme court as
| contended in my brief and as
the court recognized III its decision
nevertheless the case has no im-
pertant bearing on the Bridges
case
The evidence in the Bridges case
showed that Bridges was Com
munist at the time the deportation
warrant was issued against him;
therefore, the Bridges case is
clearly distinguished from the
courts decision in the Strecker
case.
THE department of labor has no
excuse to delay any longer the
deportation of Harry Bridges, and
any attempt to use the Strecker
decision as a preteXt to keep Harry
Bridges in the country will be un-
derstood and resented by the
American people
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-18
Four Permits Up
FL Centro Total

A $675 increase Tuesday advanced
Ell Centro'S building permit total
to $157,200 since Jan. l.
j. H Tackett was granted $125
permit for additions at 1884 Olive
street; Aux Ambort received a $75
permit for a reroofing job at 1472
Olive street; Felipe Montoya was
authorized to proceed with $400
construction at 304 Hamilton; and
SIS porch addition at 566 Euclid
was approved for Mrs. Myrtle Car
roll
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-18
Flags Mark Closed
MexiCaIi Stores
As Clerks Strike
Tri-City Labor Pact
May Result From Border
City Wage Dispute

MEXICALI, April 18.-
Red and black flags were
draped across the doorways
of more than half a hundred
stores here today, closing
them to business while 200 striking
clerks awaited a decision on the
legality of their demands for high
er wages.
Meanwhile, representative from
the chambers of commerce in Ti-
iuana and Ensenada were en- route
here to confer with chamber Off
cials on labor agreement for the
three cities. Alberto Moreno of the
Mexicali chamber explained that
the coast cities have had similar
difficulty over wage scales for
clerks in dry goods stores.
Government officials conferred
over the strike and a decision on
its legality was expected at any
moment. The department of labor
Continued on Page 8; Col. y
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-18
Supervisors Ask Exclusion for I.V.
From Proposed School District Law

The board took this action be-
cause CT the hardship it would
create if the elementary districts
along the Colorado river should be
forced into the Holtville Union high
school district. At present the high
school children in the river dis
tricts attend the Yuma high school
under financial arrangement COW
ering tuition and transportation
costs
II the proposed bill should pass,
Dean Richmond, principal of Holt
Vile high school said, it would be
necessary for the district to pro-
vide transportation to and from
the river districts to the Holtvlile
high school or establish a branch
high school in the east end of the
county. In eiter case, it would
create a tax burden. If Law and
Walker cannot get Imperial county
excluded, the board asked them to
arrange to have the river districts
excluded.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-18
Workers Alliance
Executive Admits
He is Communist
Relief Union Treasurer
Denies He Believes In
Government Overthrow

WASHINGTON, April Is.
(UP) = Herbert Benjamin,
secretary treasurer of the
Workers Alliance, told the
house WPA investigating
committee today that he IS a Com
muniSt.
He denied, however. that he be-
lieved in the overthrow of the
American government by force anc
said he saw mo inconsistency be-
tween the philosophy of the Com
munist party and the American
principles of democracy"
II believe he added, that the
principles of the Communist party
support the principles of Ameri-
can democracy"
The Workers Alliance is an Or
9anization of WPA workers, seek
ing higher wages for relief clients.
It has called a march" On Wash
ington next month to ask congress
to appropriate large relief appro-
Driations.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-18

in the city for which Cardenas will
be urged to approve federal funds,
"The present water and sewer
system is not large enough for a
city of this size and we hope the
president will help release funds
for an increase" Guerra declared.
Governor Taboada has been abb
sent from the capital for some
time, but was expected to return
within two weeks. The governor
has been i'll for some time at his
former home in the interior.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-18
MuIIet Island
Resort Plan Told

Plans to build up Munet Island
and the mud pots into an improy-
ed tourist attraction in the north
end of Imperial Valley were noted
Tuesday when w. L. Davis appear
ed before the Imperial Irrigation
district board to request assurance
his lease would be renewed on the
mud pots area.
I'VE propose several thousand
dollars in construction and need
protection on our investment" Da-
Wis told the board. The present
lease is for one year. Directors
passed a resolution assuring Davis
that his lease would be renewed
providing the business was run in
satisfactory manner.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-18
Owner of Rabid
Animal Located

The owner of the rabid dog
dog which wandered into the base
ment of the county court house
late last week was a Negro resident
of Ell Centro's eastside district,
Deputy County Health Officer
Lawrence Niles said Tuesday
While searching for the missing
pet, the owner called on Jim Scrog-
gins, Ell Centre dog catcher. He
identified the animal from her de-
scription. The dog died of rabies
Sunday.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-18
May Is DeadIine
On County Budgets

Proposed budgets for all Impe-
rial county departments must be
filed by May Is, the county board
of supervisors declared Monday.
The board instructed County
Clerk w. j. McClelland to inform
the heads of all departments OF
the deadline for filing.
Supervisors will meet at 9 am.
May |.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-18
Bailey to Speak
AT Chamber Meet

Russell t. Bailey, director of the
State Employment service in I'M
perial county, will speak at the Ell
Centro chamber of commerce lunch
ton Wednesday on the subject,
1.-The Unemployment Reserve Plan." ."
A nominating committee to select
candidates for a new list of direct
ors will be elected at the meeting
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-18

Superintendent Charles c. Hughes
said the high court ruling in the
famous three-year-o case had
eliminated need of passage of two
bills now before the legislature to
force students up to the eighth
grade to salute the flag.
Hughes said he had authorized
suspension of the Gabrielli girl
after instructors had complained
she had been falling to salute the
flag and that other children were
aware of it.
The superintendent said he talk
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-18

dent CardeEaS VIII make Trip Io'
the north next month, unless some
unforeseen development should
arise. We wish very very much
that he should come to Mexicali,"
Guerra declared.
The director explained that a
number of matters of vital impor-
tance are being held up and that
the president alone can straighten
out.
He listed the Mexicali sewer sys-
tenn and street Improvement as
heading the list Of necessary work
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-18

ed with the girls father. Joseph
Gabrielli, and 1t was planned to
enter the child In a private school.
The Civil Liberties Union, however.
entered the controversy and took
the matter to the courts. Hughes
said.
The Sacramento superior court
held Hughes action unlawful and
was upheld by the third district
court of appeal The state SUE
preme court, however. reversed mo
ruling and was upheld BY the u.
s. supreme court.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-18
Associated Group
Will View Film

Ell Centre will be host to che
Associated Chambers of Commerce
at a meeting scheduled for Friday
night, April %.
Paul jenkins, publisher of the
Post and Press, will show colored
motion pictures taken in Imperial
Valley. This will be the first pub
lie showing of the film. Films
taken off Catalina island also will
be shown during the entertainment
program.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-18

Imperial county supervisors Mon
day passed resolution asking
State Senator Edward H. Law and
Assemblyman Clarence Walker to
exclude Imperial county from a
proposed bill to force all elementary
school districts to be annexed to
the nearest high school district.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-18
Taxes Delinquent
In l. Y. Thursday

Imperial county taxes will be-
come delinquent Thursday, Asses
sor- Collector Dan West reminded
taxpayers Tuesday.
He suggested that an early call
be made to his office in the court
house so it would not be necessary
TO stand in line.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-18
Sacramento School Board Welcomes
Supreme Court Decision Upho|ding
Right to Require Salute TO Flag

SACRAMENTO, April 18. (UP) "A United States
supreme court opinion upholdng the school
board in suspending eighty -year-od Charlotte Gabrie
for refusing to salute the American flag satisfied
school board today that the state legislature need not make
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-18
Civic Officials at Mexica|i Expect
Visit from President Cardenas Next
Month TO Straighten Out Affairs

MEXICALI, April 18--A visit from MeXcos chief
executive to Baja California sometime in May wish
fully expected here today by members of the government
according to Director of Public Works M F. Guerra
reports Mexico City indicate that Pres-
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-18
Fuehrer Cancels
PIuns, Hostens
Beck 70 Berlin
Nazi Chieftan Calls Farley; British
Laud Roosevelt; Greece. Turkeyin
Military Pact; JusosIavia Arms

BERLIN April 18. (UP)-Adolf Hitler returned un-
expectedy to Berlin today powerful German battle
of the Mediterranean.
Snecia interest was attached 10 the OF the
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-18
Labor Department Has No Excuse Now
10 Delay Bridges Deportation Says
Martin Dies After Courts RuIinq
House Committee Charmen Declares Supreme
Court Decision Upheld His Contention
Federal Agencies Presented Weak Case

WASHINGTON, April 18 tUP) = Chairman Martin
Dies, D.. Tex, of the house committee Investigating
American activities said today the labor department has
mo to delay longer the deportation of Harry
Bridges, west coast labor leader
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-18
Campaign Pushes
Ten-yeor Dairy
Fiqht Near End
Supervisors Lend County Milk Inspector
To Producers. Business Men. to Feel
Out Prospects in l.. A. Markets

A ten year fight of Imperial Valley darymen to secure
markets in Los Angeles San Diego and other coast
step victory Tuesday Walter Mac
Donald county milk inspector and of the leaders in
the move planned trip to investigate market conditions
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-18
= AMBLING
IMPORTER
No Use

No Use
launching in the same room with
directors of the Ell Centro Rotary
club were 25 members of PEG. and
when the directors elected a presi-
cent it was rather evident from the
congratulation that r, H. Mad
dllx had been named. When some
one suggested that the appoint
ment be kept secret for time, Jim
Brock remarked:
Secret, my eye! Didn't you see
those women over there? They
know it already and they'll carry
the word before we can get out OF
here
They did.
Life of Skipper
OF the stuff from which Sultans
are made is Art Harris.
Holidaying at Moreno lake, Art
was out in a roWboat with Mae
Thomas but he definitely was not
at the oars. When Mae complain
ed that she could use a bit OF as
sistance in propeling the craft Art
awoke momentarily, long enough
to vaguely wave hand and smile
Row on my proud beauty. Don
annoy me with any further inter-
ruptions for l am meditating'
Then he lapsed back into sleep
That Gift Horse
Curt OsWalt was discussing his
saddle horses and kept remarkine
about the fine qualities of one par
ticular bay.
That's one of the dandiest little
horses that ever came to the val,
ley" he told RR. You'd better
come out and ride him some time.
Then someone dropped the remark
that this was the horse that spilled
Curt not long ago.
"Oh, that" said Curt. THAT was
nothing. Just little playful habit
Only thing wrong is he rears up
every time you try to get on and
falls over backWards!'
RR perspired bit more freely
and decided to stick to bicycles.
Skeletons in Desks
Hugh Osborne went sadly home
weighted down with responsibility
as we'll as a few score old letters
Reason was that Andy Preble got
to prowling through the supervi-
sors desk and fished out old pic
lures and letters dating back de-
cade
Darn it," said Hugh. "I was per-
feotly happy until that Preble per-
son decided to do spring house
cleaning and now I've got to &C
home and read all these things.
thought I had them hidden away
where I could forget them"
Super Colossal Stupendous
Excited Herb Norris called ur
about some news reels of the Louis
Roper fight.
Seven minutes of action packed
drama, showing the vicious killer
champion in action Hert
blurbled.
Say" interrupted RR. THAT
fight only lasted two minutes anc
20 secondsp
We'll, there are a few training
shots in there to- Herb answered
lamely.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-18

Butter: Los Angeles. 25e; but
terfat. Imperial Valley fob. ranch.
grade A, 32c; manufacturing milk.
25t3e: route gathered cream, 25e.
La. Hay: 4. s. No. l. s1i-It.5os
No. 2 leafy, s13.50-14; No. 2. S11-t2.
Minneapolis flax May s1.7IB.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-18
Baseball Results

AMERICAN
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-18

(Totai cash, checks and drafts sent
through the tive Ell Centre banks.)
La gaceta., 1939-10-13
LLOYD GEORGE NO ESTI-
MA ADECUADA LA RE-
PLICA DE CHAMBERLAIN

Londres, Octubre 13.-Co-
mo presidente del Consejo de
accion para la paz y reconstruc-
cion, ell primer ministro David
Lloyd George manifesto hoy
que ell discurso de Chamber
lain, tan elogiado por los Pc
ri6dicos, Conservatives Y la
boristas, es inadecuado.
eel Consejo de Accion, apre
ciando ell hecho de que la de-
claraci6n del primer ministro
no cierra definitivamente la
puerta a las negociaciones de
paz, la estima inadecuada, por
cuanto no contiene ninguna re
ferencia sobre las posibles con
secuencias de la Intervention
de la Union Soviet. Mlentras
la Accion convene en- toda su
extension que ninguna paz que
acepte los resultados de la "a
erosion puede ser una paz yer
dadera, una paz que de segu-
ridad al mundo, a pesar de ESQ
lie pide al gobierno proponga
para consideration en- la Ca
mara de los Comunes Y ell pals
una mas completa y precise
declaration sobre los fines Que
Sc desean realizar y de a como
Ger su deseo de someter sus as
piraciones a una conferencia
de beligerantes y %neutrales pa
ra ell prop6sito de negociar
una paz perdurable."
La gaceta., 1939-10-13
Sc VAN A CONCEDER ALI
GUNAS VENTAJAB A LA
MARINA

Washington, oct. l3.-Un
convenio bipartidarista Sc ha
acceptable con el fin de dar algn-
mas ventajas a la marina mer-
cante, en- la ley de neutralidad.
Desean los senadores mas infiu
yentes que ala marina Sc lie per-
mita navegar por las areas don
de no corran peligro.
Esas areas quedaran defini-
das en- la ley; pero mas tarde pr
dieran ser restringidas, mas
sGn, por una orden p%residen-
cial. 81 las circunstancias 10 de
mandasen.
La ley de neutralidad, en- 81
forma actual, prohibe a los bar
COS y ciudadanos americanos vi
Star las naciones beligerantes y
sus posesiones. Algunos sena
dorss sostisnsn cue este sQuival
La gaceta., 1939-10-13

Elogi6 ell Ministro a Estados
Unidos, aparentemente en- a.
gradecimiento por las repre-
sentaciones hechas a Moscu, y
dijo que es una grande Y libre
naci6n, inspirada por un senti-
do de justicia, protection y de-
fensa de los principles demo-
cratieos, de la cual debieran
derivar fuerte apoyo moral las
naciones animadas por las mis-
mas ideas"
BESIDE aver ell optimismo pre-
valece con motive del apOyo
dado a los derechos del pals
por las notas que a Moscu en-
viaron Estados Unidos, Dina
marca, Suecia y Noruega.
FL DR.. Passikivi, ministro de
Finlandia EN- Suecia, encarga-
do de las negociaciones en-
Moscd, Sc entrevist6 hoy en- ell
Kremlin con Jose Stain, Mo-
lotoff y ell subsecretario Vladi
mir Potemkin.
La gaceta., 1939-10-13
Fmlandia anuncia que no Sc sometera
ala Dictadura Sovietica
Ell pals demands que Sc respete su integridad.
Ha producido buen efecto la nota de E. Unidos

Helsingfors, Finlandia, Oct.
~13.-Hablando hoy por la ra-
dio ell ministro de Relacioaes
Exteriores de Finlandia, Elias
Erko, declare que Finlandia
ha aumentado sus preparati
vos para defender su indepen-
dencia, 81 fuese necesario. La
naci6n no Sc sometera a los
dictados extranjeros.
Finlandia todavia cree posi-
BILE un entendimiento, 81 ell go
bierno Soviet acepta terminus
aceptables.
"Nosotros deseamos la paz,
pero no podemos someternos o
cumplir con los dictados de un
factor exterior que resultaria
en- que nuestra actividad poll
tea International no quedaria
a MERGED de nuestra libre v0-
luntad.
"Finlandia espera que otras
naeiones respeten su integri-
dad y no amenacen su seguri-
dad"
La gaceta., 1939-10-13
LOS COMUNISTAS ESTA-
BLECEN UN PLEITO POR
LIBELO

New York, Octubre 13-Un
pleito por libelo Sc ha estable-
cido en- la Corte Supreme del
estado de New York por los je
fes del Partido Comunista en-
los Estados Unidos, William
z. Foster v Earl Browder, con
ira la MacFadden Publication
Inc, Bernard MacFaden, Full
ton Oursler y ell autor an6nimo
de una serie de articulos que
recientemente apareci6 en- la
reVista Liberty"
Los quejosos piden 500, 900
de dahos y perjuicios, para ell
.Partido, y 100000 para cada
uno de ellos, individualmente
Aseguran los quejosos que
81 articulo falsamente les acu-
sa de conspirar contra los Es-
tados Unidos, traicionar al pals
ayudar a la inmoralidad Y otros
crfmenes.
La gaceta., 1939-10-13
FRANCIA DEVUELVE Ell O.
Ro. DE LOS REPUBLICA-
NOS

Paris, Oct. 13-Al gobierno
del general Franco lie fuerOn
devueltas en- esta semana, por
orden del gobierno frances, 81
cajas llenas de orc, joyas, di-
nero y valores, cargamento
del que Sc incautaron las auto
ridades francesas al pasar la
frontera los refugisdos republi
canos.
La entrega a las autoridades
espanolas Sc hizo en- lie Bou-
lou, donde do un recibo de los
articulos, para satisfaction del
gobierno frances, ell t~eniente
Coll, del servicio espshol de
reeuperaci6n.
Para trasladar las cajas a
Corona Sc utilizaron 20 camio-
mes.
Ell gobierno ha reiteradO SUI
orden de que no pagar6 un in
terss mayor de 900 sobre las
deudas antiguas y modemas.
I'm decreto en- este sentido
- publieS haes pOeOs dtss.
La gaceta., 1939-10-13
ESTAD0S UNIDOS HACE
REPRESENTATIONS d.
PLOMATICAS EN- FAVOR
DE
Ell EmbdjddOr Americana
Visit9 a MolotoU

Moscu, oct. l3.-La cancille-
ria americana hizo representa-
clones al Soviet en- favor de Fin
landia.
Ell nuevo embajador de los Es
tados UnidOs, Sr. Steinhardt,
cumpliendo instrucciones del Sc
cretario Hun. visit6 a M. Molo-
toff, comisionado de negocios
extranjeros, y lie do a conocer
los sentimientos del gobiernO
del presidente Roosevelt.
Asegurase que Estados Uni
dos vera con disgusto que Sc ira
te de imponer a Finlandia "pac
tos de 'mutua ayuda" como 10
que recientemente Sc firmaron
con Estonia, Latvia y Lituania,
n%aciones ahora conVertidas en-
protectorados del Soviet.
Parecidas representations
han hecho los gobiernos de No
ruega, Suecia y Dinamarca. FL
enviado especial de Finlandia,
DR.. Paasiviki, visitara hoy de
nuevo a Molotoff. Las deman-
das hechas pOr ell gobierno russo
no Sc han dado a conocer.
La gaceta., 1939-10-13
Isl Chamberlain no ordena bombardear
a Berlin, entonces debe hacer la paz'
Un articulo de George Bernard Shaw

Londres, oct. 13.-El famoso
escritor George Bernard Shaw,
en- un articulo publicado en- el
Manchester Guardian decla-
ra aver que 81 Chamberlain esti
diSpueSto a Seguir la guerra, 10
primero que debe hacerse es
bombardear a Berlin. 81 no 10
hace aSi, entonceS cranto mas
pronto celebre una conferences
de paz, mejor Sera para todoS.
"Nuestra promesa a Polonia eS
sxplicita. lie prometimos ir en-
SUI ayuda con todos nueStros re-
curses, 10 que significaba que
tan pronto ell primer soldado O.
leman pasaSe la frontera, la a.
viacion ingleSa bombardearia a
Berlin, Prometimos este, segdn
supongo, por cuanto no podia-
mos ayCdar a Polonia con sol.
dados o buques. Recordando esa
promesa, Polonia resisti6 de ma
nera deseSperada, Bombardear
ahora a Berlin seria ell CONFER
20 de una serie de represalias en-
las cuales nuestras ciudades y
las ciudadeS alemanas serian
convertidas en- escombros.
FL Eje Roma-Berlin iba a a.
niquilarnos, segun sc ofrecia
pero cuando ell senior Mussolini
comprendi6 que ponia a Italia a
MERGED de los avladores france.
SEES e ingleses y la escuadra de-
Mediterraneo, do Marcia a.
La gaceta., 1939-10-13
LA NOTA OFFICIAL NAZI So
BRE Ell DE
CHAMBERLAIN
Hitler dice que Inslaterra
quiere la guerra

Berlin, Octubre 13.-La no.
ia Official "nazi' sobre ell dis
curse que aver pronunciara e.
primer ministro Chamberlain,
Sc public6 hoy Y despues entire
gada a los corresponsales eX-
tranjeros.
"El discurso de Chamber
lain, dice, es un insulto para
Alemania Contiene incredible
inoolencia sobre ell Reich y su
politica. Chamberlain ha re-
chazadO la mano de paz que
Hitler lie tendia. Evidentemen-
te ell no quiere entender la
gran acci6n del Fuehrer, ema-
NADIA de su consciencia de res
ponsabilidad.
"Mientras Alemania quiere
la paz, mientras ell Fuehrer ha
ce proposiciones constructivas,
Chamberlain Y su camarilla
desean la guerra. En- su dis
curse, el no representa- la eau
sa del pueblo sino la causa de
un pequeno partidariO de la
guerra.
"Despues del discurso del
primer ministro no puede exis
tir duda en- ell pueblo aleman
de que el y los incitadores de
la guerra Sc hallan determine
dos a angular al pueblo ale
man. Ell verdadero significado
del discurso de Chamberlain,
es: guerra contra ell pueblo a
leman; guerra de aniquilaci6n
contra ell Reich.
"Es un discurso fundamen-
tado en- mentiras y culminado
con una mentira."
La gaceta., 1939-10-13

tras. Ell pacto anti-comitern ten
dia a agrupar a todos los de Eu-
ropa contra la Union Soviet,
con ell Fuehrer y el Duce como
salvadores del mundo, Cuando
la Europa c~apitaliSta, con ell ia
pom en- ell grupo, vic que el e.
jercito rojo tenia en- su poder
Ell balance militar, busc6 una a
LAMA con Stain. Fue Stain ell
que os echo fuera y tom6 de Po'
lonia 10 que lie pareci6.
Hitler, viendo en- 10 que Sc nd
bia convertible ell pacto antico-
intern, reclam6 a Stain como
un aliado y reparti6 con el los
despojos. Cuando nosotros y los
franceses atacamos a Hitler, en-
81 frente occidental, era ell nego-
clio de el atacar a Londres con
3u famosa fuerza aerea, pero
tampoco Sc atrevi6 a realizar E.
re ruinoso juego. Lo que Cham
berlain tiene que declarar ahora
IS 81 va a bombardear a Berlin
Q no. 81 10 hace, las consecuen-
cias iran mas ALA de nuestras
locas intenciones y sera algo
muy diferente de TODD 10 que
nosotros y Herr Hitler hemJs
contemplate.
Isl no 10 haee, cuanto mas
pronto pongamos fin a la que
ira y guardemos nuestras que
jas y las de los pequehos esta-
dos que hemos destruido, sera
10 mejor para todos".
La gaceta., 1939-10-13
MURIO Ell FABRICANTE DE
SIR. ROSSI

Turin, Italia, Octubre 49,
Sc ha verificado aqui ell entie-
rro del Sr. Enrico Rossi di Mon
telera, fabricante del Yer
mouth italiano, que falleci6
en- su villa de Venaria Reale, a
la edad de &C amos.
Era ito del conde Theo Ros-
81, rey de la velocidad en- los
botes automobiles y muy CO.
nocido en- America.
La gaceta., 1939-10-13
MAT0 A SU HIJO CIEGO,
MUDO E NVALID

Ne wYork, oct. 13.-Por ha.
Der cloroformado y dado muer-
te a ST. hijo de 10 amos, que era
ciego, mudo e invalido, fue a.
rrestado aver Lewis Repouille,
de S8 amos, empleado del Centre
Medico Columbia Prescbyte-
rian. lie di muerte como un acto
de MERGED, declare el padre a IL
policia.
Tn amigo de la familia, CO.
mentando los esfuerzos de la pc
lieia para revivir al niho, mani
fest6: Mejor muerto.
Ell padre dice que viva 10
mismo que 81 estuviera muerto,
por cuantO no podia yer y
tampoco hsblar y caminar,