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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-03
LILLEY CASE IN
 SUPREME COURT
Appeal Taken From Supe-
 riOr Court on Amount II of AlimOny

The appeal of Evelyn Ada Lilley of Kellogg street, this city, from the ruling of the superior court reducing alimony payments from her former husband, Theodore Lilley of Water town will be heard in the supreme court of errors next Tuesday, March 2, at 10 a. m. Attorney J. Gregory Lynch appears for Mrs. Lilley, with the frm of Carmody and Thoms for Mr. LiIley.
 Also on the supreme court docket, March term, is the defendants ap- peal in the common pleas court judgment in the personal injuries suit of Frederick F. Squires against V. E. Reynolds and others. The de- fendarts appeal from a judgment of $23, 900 granted the plaintiff.
 Attorney Michael V. Blansfield and Harry M. Albert appear for the plaintiff, with M. E. Gormley and Catnprier, Pouzzner and Hadden for the defense. The two cases are the only Waterbury appeals on the March docket.
 Appeals arising from judgments on motions pertaining to the Wa 1terbury conspiracy case, including the quo warranto and mandamus actions, are not ready for argument as yet.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-03
6. 0. SEEKING
 2,5OO MEMBERS
Irish Club President De- fines Status of Organ
 izatiOn on Politicians

A goal of 2,5Oo members will be sought in campaign launched last night at the meeting of the Irish: Republican club, of which John McHugh is president.
 The president commented that Our organization is for the benefit of all members and is not built around a politician"
 The club received a letter from James E. Lowell, executive secre- tary to Gov. Raymond E. Baldwin, iii relation to the clubs endorse ment of Col. Roy E. Rice for the post of superintendent of state DO. lice, as follows:
 Your letter of recent date con- corning the possible appointment of Col. Roy E. Rice for the position of superintendent of state police has been referred to me for reply.
 Please be assured that recom- mendations of your club concerning MT. Rice,s record will receive fair consideration at the proper time."
 A letter from Col. Rice thanked the club for its endorsement.
 Pres. McHugh appointed Charles Hughes, Mary Harmon and Lloyd Conway members of a grievance committee. The next meeting will be held March 28.
 The club also arranged for an open meeting for all Irishmen in Waterbury interested in good gov- ernment. The meeting will take place next month, followed by danc- ing, entertainment and refreshments for club members and friends.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-03
ROMANTIC COUPLE

Madeleine Carroll. Hollywoods' most beautiful woman, Is the object of Fred MacMurray's affections in Paramount's "Cafe Society,". Mac Murray previously had been teamed with Claudette Colbert, Carole Lom- bard, Irene Dunne and Gladys swarthout.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-03

Workers of Russia are being told how to prolong life.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-02-11
Ap05T0LII5 I5 SMEARED BY
 BILLY CONN
Pittsburgh Irishman Sees Red After Poke in Eye
 in Second Round

NEW YORK, Feb. II. Billy Conn's Irish dander was aroused by pake in the eye in the second round last night, so the clever Pitts burgh youngsters swarmed in and walloped heavily favored Fred Apos- toli in blood curdling l5-round battle.
 Conn weighed in at l67 pounds and Apostoli at l6l.
 Cheered on by a near sell-out crowd of l9,000 who were out of their seats and roaring all the way, Conn did a more convincing job on the half holder of the world middle weight championship than he did a month ago.
 By his victory. Conn became the first fighter to ever whip the former bell-hop from the Pacific Coast twice in a row To top the evening. Fritzie Zivic, fast punching Pittsburgh welter- weight. handed Eddie Booker of San Francisco his first defeat in forty six fights. The match went it's limit of eight rounds
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-02-11
TWO MORE HUNG ON SCORE CARD
 AT BRUNSWICK

Commercial League bowlers fur nished action in two games at the Brunswick last night.
 Rainier Beer walked eff with the first and last of the games in the three game series, giving them ? out of 3 win. New pins must have been used in both the Brunswick and Elks alleys, pins with flat bot toms.
 Scores were mediocre, best count in the Brunswick match was hit by Guason of the Beer trio who chalked a 506 three game individual match score.
 A-J Mill spilled the Emifs trio two out of three with Mura of the Mill club netting 458 count for high score throughout the city
 Games scheduled for tonight: 7:30 pm, We Hope vs. Seven One Seven; 8:3O pm, Irving's vs. Bruns- wick
 Following are the scores of last nights games:
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-02-11
SOME BOWLING IN PRO LEAGUE
 AT LAST GAMES

Professional League bow lers chalked off two games in sched- uled play at the Elks last night.
 First contest between the Den lists and Aviators resulted in two out of three win for the flyers They took the last two games by a three point margin. In the mid ale contest and won the final one handily. Duckworth with the Avia- tors came through with high honors by marking a 537.
 Second game resulted in Brokers dropping three straight to the close rolling Doctors. Scores ranged from 204 to SIP All in all no bowling records were broken unless they were of the consolation classifica- ton. Mrs. Alexander knocked off snappy 204 individual match count closely backed by Hurley who blasted out 282 for the three games. Following are the scores of last nights games:
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-02-11

seats just before the final gun popped.
 Setting up much of the smooth working Wrangell attack was close checking and sharp-shooting guard Hudson, who covered well enough to set his teammates free to roam well up the floor Meanwhile. big center Gunyah wrecked much devastation under the Juneau basket, chalking up IT points behind his name. Ross and Wallace counted up eight points each and did a full-time job on the floor.
 Center McDaniels paced the Ju- neau offenSe, abetted by Powers, who, though able to break himself loose under the hoop, was badly off on his shooting. Ritter. most of the time given the job of minding two deep playing Wrangell forwards, did heavy duty and checked big crop of points off the Visitors ledger. McDaniels and Hussey with twelve and nine points, led the Juneau scorers.
 J-Hi Reserves Win
 Tn the preliminary fracas, the Crimson Bear reserves battled down a strong closing surge by the Wran- gell second-stringers to edge out a 2-point win, 34 to 32.
 Firing and counting from all cor ners the Wrangell reserves almost succeeded in whiting a 12-point Juneau lead in the final five min utes, after trailing IA to ? at half time. The third quarter saw the Ju- neau lads do their biggest bit and really put the game away.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-02-11
Alfred 5wenson Dies
 Al Home Yesterday

Alfred Swenson, Il, resident of Juneau, passed away yesterday at his home on Willoughby Avenue
 MT. SWenson was a fisherman Dy trade, and had lived in this city for some time, his home town nav ing been Manitowoc, Wis. He is survived by his brother, Wally Swenson, living in Juneau, and Gertrude Beaven, of Aberdeen, Wash.
 Services are set for Monday at 9 o'clock in the Chapel Of the Charles w. Carter Mortuary, inter- ment to follow in the Evergreen Cemetery.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-02-11
REPUBLICANS
 EAT TONIGHT

Republicans of Juneau, Douglas, Thane and from elsewhere will get together around the banquet table tonight at 630 o'clock in the Metho- dist Church Parlors for Lincoln Day anniversary affair.
 It is expected that there will be at least 75 in attendance.
 Howard D. Stabler will be toast master and Territorial Senator Le- Roy M. Sullivan, the only Repub- lican in the present Territorial Leg islature, will be the principal speak CT.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-02-11
MRS. LIVE E
 DINNER H0TESS

Mrs. Jack Livie is entertaining this evening with dinner and bridge party at her home on Gold Street. Decoration for the occasion carrying out the Valentine motif.
 Guests for the evening include. MT. and Mrs. Homer Nordling, MT. and Mrs. w F. Cahill. MT. and Mrs. Joe Williams and Mrs. Robert Livie.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-02-11
HEINTZELMAN IN HOTEL

Frank Heintzelman, United States Regional Forester, is residing at the Gastineau Hotel, having placed his residence in the Triangle Apart ments at the disposal of Dr. c. c. Carter and wife who formerly lived in the Goldstein Building.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-02-11
JACK ROPER
 SIGNED FOR
 BOMBER JOE
200 Pound Los Angeles Pug 10 Fight Louis in
 April al Hollywood

HOLLYWOOD, Cal, Feb. H. Jack Roper, 200-pounder, favorite Los Angeles boy, has signed to fight Joe Louis here in April.
 Roper won a ten-round decision over Junior Munsell, l86-pounder, from Oklahoma, last night.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-02-11
FOURTH PIN
 MATCH GOES
 TO APO ELkS
Juneau KegIers Stretch Lead as Last Night of
 Match Looms

Juneaus Elk bowling five, rolling the fourth of five scheduled wire matches with Anchorage and Ket- chikan Elks, heightened their lead yesterday again to put the contest lin the bag"
 Total scores for the four matches so far rolled are, Juneau, l1.3l5; Ket- chikan, lO865; and Anchorage, 10, 468.
 Last nights scores were as follows:
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-02-11
LITTLE TIGER
 TAXES YAKIMA

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb 11.-Little Tiger Wade of Chillicothe, Ohio, scored ten-round decision over Henry Woods of Yakima last night here in a fast mix.
 Wade weighed IA and Woods l38 when the first gong was rung.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-02-11
WATER NOTICE

Do not let your faucets run con- tinually. There is a good supply of water in the reservoirs but the city mains cannot handle the water If it is allowed to run all the time If this notice is not needed we will be obliged to shut off your water. adv. JUNEAU WATER co.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-02-11
Father s Death Calls
 Mrs. Spiler South

Mrs. Toby Spicer, employee of the Gastineau Cafe, received word today of the death of her father, J. l. Drum, in Modesto, Cal, and is leav- ing for that city tomorrow on the Canadian Pacific Princess Norah.
 Mrs. Spicer will also visit with her mother in the south before return ing to Juneau.
 rx,-I.,.. Nr1.,,. vr..re-, Tvv1ngr~
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-02-11

put on by Promoter U. D. Moody in the Elks' Hall.
 The turnout for last nights match es was large and enthusiastic. Be- sides Gaston's under the ring stunt the wrestler who got the biggest raise from the crowd was Omadahl when he removed his opponents shoe and proceeded to use it in the approved woodshed manner on Eus- tace.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-02-11
CRIMSON BEARS LOSE GAME TO
 WRANGELL FIVE
Juneau High Is Out -foxed. 0ut-weighed- Reserves,
 However, Make Win

Out -foxed and out weighed, bat ting Juneau High basketball squad dropped six-point decision last evening to a more experienced Wrangell Institute aggregation, but nearly panicked full house of cash customers before lowing out in it's first inter r-sectional fray of the sea- son.
 Wrangell mentor Ralph Mize gas boated north with crew of husky hoopsters that had their beads drawn full on the bucket from all distances and angles up to a rod and half. The deadly accuracy of the visitors threw a chill into the Crimson Bears that took nearly a full half to thaw out; with the re- suit that the Wrangell wreckers plunged into immediate command of the battle and were threatened only for a short stretch in the third quarter and in the dying minutes of the game.
 Gets AgOing
 Counting first on lay-up by for ward Ross, Wrangell was briefly tied at 2-all by McDaniels' basket, but from there sailed right past the home team into a 16 to lead at the quarter that read 28 to 19 at the half
 Going into the second half the two squads swapped marker for marker during thesfirst five minutes till the board showed a 34 to 27 count, with the Bears still on the lesser end. Then, however, Coach Hautala s Crimson Bears found themselves really clicking for the first time in the contest and shaved the score to five points, 36 to 31, as the third frame was labelled finis.
 Sudden Onslaught 1 A sudden Wrangell onslaught that opened the final session, however 1 temporarily dispirited the Juneau lads and they left their backcouri open to Wrangell grazing that net ! ted the visitors AS to B lead before the home lads crawled back up off their launches to stem the attack and throw the tide into reverse. A duo of long shots that trimmed the hoop then dropped in sparked tht Juneau courtsters and launched them onto campaign that had the home crowd on it's feet and Wran- gelI supporters squirming in theil
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-02-11
NEW TELEPHONE DIRECTORY

To be issued March Is ana forms close March l. For space, listings and changes please call Juneau and Douglas Telephone O., phone APO
 adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-02-11
NOTICE

The Juneau Woman's Club will hold special meeting to discuss Legislative matters, Tuesday. Feb IA, at pm, at the Penthouse of the Alaska Electric Light and Power Co
 MRS. c. c. RULAFORD, adv Secretary.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-02-11
SUMMARIES Preliminary Game

Substitutions: Wrangell-Wallace, 8; Reece, 3. Juneau-Miller, 0; Rice, O.; Jones, 6.
 Officials: Referee, Metzgar; Tim CT, Mclaughlin; Scorer, Harmon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-02-11

Totals 478 508 521--1507 Average score. Did not bowl
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-02-11

Today's News Tooav.-Empire.
La opinión., 1939-09-05
La PRENSA ALEMANA LAMA DUROS
Al CANCILLER GERMANO
"Su lengua es falsa peor que Judas I'm loco po-
deroso reliquia del barbarismo feudal. apes
tado de la humanidad :" y algunos otros ~califica-
tivos por ell estilo lie son ~aplicados a Hitler

LoNDREs, Sept. F. OUP)- La
prensa britannica ha desatado n
collection de epftetos contra Adolf
70 Hitler.
Ell SUNDAY Times dice que "es
una combination de los metodos
de la calumnia y la yiolencia con
una lengua falsa y mano fuerte'.
FL London Observer" cita Ia
"megalomania tiranica que 10 hi
20 (Hitler) al hombre de sangre'.
FL Reynolds News" llama a H.
tier "un loco. un %poderoso loco
Fuehrer".
Hitler, dice ell Sunday Chroni-
Gle. "es figura medieval de una
La opinión., 1939-09-05
RayO de la Muerte
En- Ell actual conflicto eurobeo
serdn reoelados los dltimos
inoentos del arte belico

PARIS. Agosto de 1889. Ell ge-
neral DAbeney. QUEEN efectuo inte-
rossntes estudios durante la guerra
en- Espshs. scaha de publican un es
tndio en- el ouee xpresa que quiza
una guerra International de mu-
cha mayor magnitud tanto por las
fuefzAs que entraran Ell accion CO.
mo por SUI extension a otros PAL
SEES de Europa. Sc ~prolongaria tan
TO como ell conflicto civil espanol,
u menos que entraran en- accion
nfmas desconocidas.
I'm fin rapido y decisive de una
guerra en- grande escala. solamen-
tie Sc podra llevar a efecto 81 de
pronto So sieuieran en- uno de los
ejercitos combatientes. lGgicamente
en- ell invasor que sabria ell alcance
de sus nuevos medios. otras armas
y procedimientos totalmente sor-
presivos y desconocidos por ell ad-
versario. Con rma conocidas que
Sc pueden compensar o parallels
medios defensiybs no hay sorpre-
sa de orden decisive. Tai era, en- tie
sis general. la opinion del reputable
militar, quo plantea la pregunta
de 81 son posibles nuevas armas.
La opinión., 1939-09-05
TEMAS. 49,.
{ Sisue de ia ga. eso.

evitar TODD aquello que produZca
IN agotamiento o debilitamiento
que va mencionamos entire las eau
sas de Ia tuberculosis. Algunas per
sonas desarrollan la enfermedad y
dicen que nunca han estado en- con
tacto con un tuberculosis y este Sc
puede explicar por Ell hecho de que
SO hayan contagiado de muy joye
mes cuando no Sc dieron cuenta y
ahora de grandes que Sc debilita-
ron Sc desarrollo la enfermedad o
hecho de que han tenido un conta-
gio iudirecto por leche infectada o
debido a falta de limpieza. 8
Cuando hay un enfermo en- la
casa. es muy importante tomar las
precaueiones debidas 81 ell enter.
mo esta Ell estado contagiOso. Ell
enfermo debe de tener su cuarto
aparte. Hay que sacar las alton.
bras para que haya menos acumu-
lacion de polvo con micrSoioS, linn
piar ell piso con un trapo humede
edo con mi seduction de Lysol. o
algun otro desinfectante apropia-
do. Ell enfermo siempre debe de
tocer con la boca cubierta cou un
papel Y desgarrar en- un papel pa
IA despues ser quemado. Los tras
ties deben de estar apartados y her
vidos despues de usarse. Los ni1os
no debep de entrar al cuarto del en-
fermo porque aunque nj 10 ten.
ten, siempre pueden poner sus ma
nos en- ell suelo Y despues al lie
a sus manos n la boca Sc conta
gian.
Es muy lmportante cuando Sc des
cubre un case de tuberculosis ha-
cerle II prueba de tuberculosis a
todos los familiares y cada uno que
reaccione positivamente. tomarle
una radiografia del pulmon. Asi Sc
descubren muchos casos al princi
pic, cuando es relatiyamente facil
~curarlos. rs bien sabido que lesio
mes tuberculosis en- ell pulmou Sc
pueden demostrar por medic de ia
.diograffa muchos meses antes de
que el enfermo tenga sintomas.
Para terminar deseo repetir que
la tuberculosis es una enfermedad
contagiosa, eyitable y durable.
La opinión., 1939-09-05
NOTAS DE MEXICALI, B. {.

rios. -"Dado en- ell Palacio Nacto
nal, a los treinta y I'M dias del mes
de julio de 1882 Eel Pres!dente
de la Repnblica.- Lazaro Cdrde-
mas.
Siendo una de las preocupacio
mes del actual Gobierno ell coloni
Ear de manera integral la peninsu
la bajacaliforniana. de mayor ex
tension territorial que la itallca Y
con no memories riquezas %costane-
ras, agricolas y mineras que ell
apendice terrestre que baha Ell
Adriat.co. coadyuvando eficiente-
mente con los propositos lauGables
del Presidente Cardenas, Ia Secre
taria de Agriculture y Fomento
con fecha 9 de los c%orrientes. die
to al Subsecretario de la %dependen-
cha ell siguiente Acuerdo: - Para
cumplimentar Acuerdo del c. Pre-
s.dente de la Repnblica. sirvase us
ted designar a elemento debidamen
te capacitado que en- represents
cion de esta Secretarfa Sc transla
dc al leTfilOTlO NoilS 10 Ia poJd
California y proceda al estableci-
miento de una Agencia de Coloni-
zaci6p, que debera quedar presi-
dida por ell c. Gobernador de aquel
Territorio, con ell caracter de De-
Iegando de Colonization de la Score
taria de Agriculture Y Fomento
con amplias Facilitates V ~autor.za
cion para ell mejor exito de 81 Ia
bor."- La Agencia de Colonial
ci6n quedara facultada para inl-
ciar y proseguir los GRANTEES "es-
pectivos hasta formuiar la titula-.
cion Que debera remitirse a esta
~Secretarfa para su registro y auto
rizacion del c. Presidente de Ia Re
pnblica."- Para ell mejor cumpli
miento dee ste Acuerdo Sc daran
i~nstruccfones a nuestra Agencia en-
Tijuana a fin de que presto toda
la collaboration Que lie sea requeri
da, tanto con la ministracion de
informes como con ell auXilio de
SUI personal.-"Suplico a listed con
siderar este Acuerdo con ell carac
ter de urgente para su cumplimien
to- Atentamente.- lei Secreario.
DR.. jose G.. Parres."
La opinión., 1939-09-05

mezcla del genio lunatico cuya va
nidad uncomfortable esta llevando
al muldo hacia la miseria".
Judas. dice la opinion poblica.
mo era I'm t~raficante tan despiada-
do.
Ell News of the World Sc refie-
re a Hitler como ia obstinacion
insana,, Ia diplomacia del infer
no..
Ell Sunday Graphic llama al re-
gimen de Hitler ia Ultima reliquia
barbara de un fcudalismo demen-
te".
"Sobre Hitler reeae Ia culpa dc
una ambicion uncomfortable, 10 u
fuciente loca para a los
hombres, mujeres y ninos de u a
tro pafses de sus hogares y oficios
pacificos''. dice el Sunday Dis
patch.
Hitler. dice el Sunday Picto-
rial, pasara a la historic como un
apestado de la humanidad y las
geueraciones por venir detestaran
su nombre''.
La opinión., 1939-09-05
ELEcTRocucIoN A DlsTANciA

Hasta ahora para una e~lectrocu
cion era necesario, por 10 menos,
un hilo recorrido por una corrien
te de alta tension que provosase
ell choque mortal. Tambien era ne
cesar.o que Ia victima estuviese en-
contacto con la terra para ell pa
so" de la corriente; sc ha discurri
do, por 10 menos teoricamente,
transformer al alre en- conductor
por medic de un haz de ondas I'll
tracortas, que serviria de "vector"
inmaterial a una corr.ente de volta
je elevado. on clio no habria
tanque, avion, nj dirigible p%osibles.
Existe una prueba Ell los acciden
ties de av.acion en- que ~aeroplanos
han sido d~estrozados por Ell rayo
cuando volaban en- una atmosfera
hecha conductora por electricidad
o por la humedad atmosferica.
Queda aun otro medic diabolico:
ell rayo ~"sonoro", pero que no sc
oye; Sc han emitido rayos ultraso
noros de 800, 900 oscilaciones eel OIL
do perclbe entro 10000 y $4,000,
u destruirfan los globulos de Ia
sangre y p~rovocarian una inconte
nible ~disgregacion molecular.
Todas estas armas ~salvajes a las
que no SO tardara ell llegar. son ell
fruto de los maravillosos a~delantos
de la ciencia, de Ia misina que ha
ce so a 100 amos Sc creyo conduct
ria al progreso integral y al desa
rrollo .ndefinido de la civilization.
La opinión., 1939-09-05
Ell RAYo DE LA MUERTE

81 bien Ia fantasia de los escri-
tore. dc estos nltimos tiempos ha
girado cast siempre sobre los ra-
yos de la muerte. hace amos ell ia
moso Wells. en- su Guerra de los
mundos" presento a los fanaticos
habitantes de Marie hacienda uso
de rayos de esa especie para exter
minar a los humanos Por su parte.
cuentan los historiadores clasicos
que ii sabio Arquimedes incendio
a una flota Omaha con rayos So
lares concentrates y multiplicados
por espejos metalicos de superb
clio extraordinariamente brufida.
aQue hay de cierto sobre los flu
turos rayos de la muerte?
Para el lector comnn de todas
las fantasies y realidades. estos pc
drian, sesundos despues de mover
sc I'm contacto. paralizar a los tan
ques o aviones en- Marcia, volar
buques o depositos de explosives y
hasta achicharrar a los hombres o
animales que estuviesen dentro de
su radio dc accion. Rec!entemente
"Je sails Tout. de Paris, hacfa re
~ferencia a este asunto manifestan
do cue ell professor aleman Esau ha
La opinión., 1939-09-05
ASCENSo

Para cubrir la ~vaeante en- el
puesto Official de extrema confianza
que con su renuncia para dedicarse
dc lleno a la propaganda politico-
electoral. en- favor del general Avi-
la Camacho. deiara acefalo ell ca
pitan Eduardo CARA Senande. por
acuerdo del senior Gobernador del
Territorio Sc extendio nombramien
to de Secretario Particular del Eie
cutivo local. en- favor de Mario II.
Maldonado, a quien con fecha n
de los corrientes Sc promov.o con
e del cargo de Jefe de la See
cion Tercera de la Secretaria Ge-
neral de Gobierno. Que desempena
IA con TODD acierto.
Para festejar la toma de possession
del nuevo Secretario Particular, al
gunos de sus- compaheros de labo-
res lie hicieron cordial Y expressive
agasajo, congregandose los invita-
dos bajo ais frescas frondas del jar
din de Ia Planta de Aqua, atendl
dos gentilmente don Francisco Ra
mes. Dleron realce al festival las
seioritas Maria Teresa Albahez.
Carmelita y Severipa Villa, Esther
.cita Pozo. Zulema Mexia, Marian.ta
Rafael: estando dignamente repre-
sentado ell sexo feo ademas del tho
menajeado", por los senores coro-
mel Rodolfo Sanchez Taboada, GO
bernador del Territorio; licenciado
Esteban Flores Dfaz. S~ecretario &c
neral de Gobierno: Ingeniero Ma
nuel Fernandez Guerra, Jefe del De
partamento de Obras y Servic os
Publicos: Eliseo Muniz. Captain
Norberto Lopez Avealr. Inspector
General de Policfa en- el Territorio:
Ricardo Bernal, Antonio Moran.
Salvador Alcocer. Luis Ramirez
Paulin. Pedro Garcia Rosales, Ma
yor Anton o Moreyra, Samuel Ra
mos. Ramon Sanchez, Augusta No
ges. Manuel CARA Nara. Rito Els
trada. Salvador Gasca. Antonio Co
Ito. este Corresponsal y algunas