Evening Star Newspaper, October 10, 1929, Page 39

" CUBK SEES CHARCES| DUE TO AGITATORS Disputes Claim of Americans That Foreign Interests Are Not Protected. By the Associated Press, HAVANA, October 10.—Acting Secre- tary of State Francisco Maria Fernan- dez Tuesday gave the Associated Press correspondent the first official reply to recent charges that foreign interests are not protected in Cuba and outlined the government's attitude toward four major claims by American citizens. He attributed the recent -charges to “alarmist ngltatkm by a small group of malcontents,” which, he said, “does not worry us in the least. We are confident of the noble friendship of the American people as we are sure of the support of our fellow citizens to serenely maintain the national dignity of Cuba at its su- preme height.” Charges Answered. Discussing the American claims he said, “when general Gerardo Machado secame President in 1025 there were cer- tain claims pending in the State Depart- ment which had been made by Ameri- can citizens and supported by their government_through diplomatic chan- nels, a careful study showed some were justified, particularly those due from Btate to State for materials supplied during the great war, and these were | paid immediately. There were other poorly established claims regarded by the State Department as subject to study. These were the Smith, Harrah, Bethancourt and Carlow claims.” Dr. Fernandez said that these cases 'etr‘;nsubjecl to judicial, not diplomatic, acl Questions Barlow Claim. Concerning the claims of Joseph E. Barlow, amounting to several ml.l“on dollars, he said: “We cannot believe that Mr. Barlow went with absolute faith into this business, because he ac- quired the rights when the matter de-| o pended upon a long judicial contro- versy. 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The vessel will 8epart soon for its new home port at Victoria, British Columbia. 1916, transferred to the Compania de Torrenos del Pilaf %% 418 and trans- ferred by this company t6 Barlow in| 1919, 1922 and 1924 for $50,000, which was not paid in the presence of a notary, but which the sellers declared was re- ceived viously.” mandel considered the Alfredo Beth-neoun claim as urijust and stated that “the restless activities of Bethan- court are on file in Cuban ‘police rec- ords.” —— Sons of Revolution to Meet. A meeting of the District of Columbia Society, Sons of the Revolution, is to be held Saturday’evening at 8:30 o'clock in the Willard Hotel. Buffet supper will be served. Maj. George Oakley Totten is scheduled to give an illustrated talk on of the Ancient Ruins of Yucatan, the Land of the Maya.” “The Architecture | signed to, THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, NICARAGUA DEPORTS | “Bad Boy” Bandit SEVEN PLOT LEADERS Ex-Officials and Writers Included in Group Sent to Ports in Mexico. By Cable to The Star. MANAGUA, Nicaragua, Oelnber 5— President Moncada yesterday ordered the deportation of seven prominent op- pesitionists on “"{fi‘ of conspiracy and plotting to overthrow the adminis- tration. A plan for assassination of the President is intimated to be part of the accusations against them. The men left Managua for Corinto yesterday morning and will be deported on the steamship Colombia, which salls for Western Mexico ports. ‘The men are Gabry Rivas, newspaper man; Adolfo Ortega Diaz, writer; Salo- mon de Ia Selva, newspaper man; Gus- tave Mandares, former member of the Chamber of Deputies; Alfred Rivas, nephew of former President Colorzano; Fernando Larios, propagandist; Enrique Aviles, strike agitator, and Adan Z. 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