Evening Star Newspaper, May 26, 1932, Page 22

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Following reports yesterday that Gen. Menocal might try to slip out of Cuba under a Brazilian passport, Secrctary of State Octavo Averhoff declared the Cuban government had no intention of permitting him' to thwart imprisonment in this or any other manner, The general was - recently released from prison after having been captured at the head of an expeditionary force in | Pinar del Rio Province, but was alleged to be one of the chief conspirators In |a campaign of terrorism intended to | open the way for a fresh revolution. TOJAL MENDGAL| GEN. M. G. MENOCAL. Want Governor’s Recall. LONDON, May 26 (#)—Independent Labor membeéts of the House of Com- mons last night gave notice of a mo- tion requesting the recall of Sir Phil Game, Governor General of New Sout Wales, Australia. The- motién was taken on the “ground Sir Philip’s action in deposing Popularly electei gov- ernment of New South Wales is con- trary to public interests and an affront to hk;e democracies of Britain and Aus- tralia.” WDMEN"'HU.RT IN MOB jumon LEAGUES TO PLANTA AT TRIAL OF RECTOR Several’ Injufed in Rush -After Sensitional Testimony Draws Huge Crowd. By the Associated Press. .| welfare work and. cultural activities of | Stiffkey, | the league. ¢ with the election of officers and selec- e, spicy testimony started yester- ¥ ntinued. Ieyrevolud -bt;u; wi He|® 1 -old girl-he is d to have estions hm%om Corrinth. * Police Inspec- Hanging Haits Bank Failures. hins hesn’t’ bank failure in 320 ye mm.m&z‘::cmaue 26, 1932. VA Y GREATER WELFARE WORK Cultural Activities Also to Be Considered on Closing Days of Anznual Convention. By the Associated Préss. LOS ANGELES, May 26.—Meeting today in conference groups, delegates to the annual convention of the Asso- ciation of Junior Leagues were to con- sider plans for increasing the uocmi The eonvention is to close tomorrow tion of the 1933 convention city. “In spite of economic conditions and its subsequent strain on the philan- thropic resources,” said Mrs. John De Witt Pelts of New Yark, -director of Arts and Interests Bureau,. “cultural | activities are still an active concern and the number of pRojects undertaken by the bureau throughout the country has actually increased during the past season.” Girl's “Father” Arrested. SAN FRANCISCO, May 26 ()—Rob- ert Lee Cole, 50, of Corrinth, W. Va., was arrested here yesterday and charged with contributing to the delinquency of d Keneally said Cole was pos- tor ing as the girl's father. 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