Evening Star Newspaper, February 8, 1932, Page 12

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8§ 1932 URUGUAYANS SEEK REBEL ARMS GACHE Revolt Leader and Several Communists Jailed—Bor- der Patrolled. 4 DE LUXE TRAINS DAILY Via The Double Track - Sea Level Route Lv. WASHINGTON Florida Soecial §:20 L ! Gulf (oasl lld Navana Speual 3:30 PO 3.25 A M. Sumrias Orx 10 7. 3 Other Fast Throush T-ains Daily SHIP YOUR AUTO — Total cost’ 5 tickets: for carand 2 passengers. Atlatmc Coasthe tandard Railroad of the Soall Iy the Associated Press IONTEVIDEO, Uruguay, February 8. The government was keeping its m\\(\ dry today and its eye upon rebel bands on the border towns, in spite of the fact that it claimed to have arrested the apparent leader of he uprising which th e 1 SEO. P. JAM Washingtc al Trip, Arsenal Is Sought. forces patrolled the border nd Riv rching for arms ‘the rebels were re- | ¢ hidden. i raided more than 15 al- st centers and confis- | mount of printed matter rsive. They also ged communists, in- I-known leader named We will oil, install new brushes and springs’ in your vacuum cleaner or washer —any make 2. 0 % o wl perted to h Police government continued to hold iceno Saravia, estranged re- leader of th st party vera, where he ested Sat- Bt it was stated he probably d be brought here Tuesday for gnment Order Said to Prevail. 1s maintained that communism 1 1 danger to A 1112 G St. NW. 4 x Headquarters for Bicentennial Flags—Souvenirs Novelties 1t, pointing only 6.912 . out of a everywhere through- a government an- _~_ | MINING AND METALS TRIUMPH HONORED F. W. Bradley, California, Who Made Low Per Cent Ore Pay, = Among 8 Given Medals. BICENTENA AL 1702 = 1942 ted Press. 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