Evening Star Newspaper, June 2, 1933, Page 6

MDD INTENS 10 INSH TR Declares Would Threaten Sov- ereignty of Cuba. By the Associated Press. HAVANA, Cuba, June 2.—President Gerardo Machado, whose regime has been assalled here and abroad as one based on terrorism and whose removal has been asked by several Cuban groups, firmly intends tp-complete the seven- year term to which he was elected. “During the past eight years,” he told Tepresentatives of United States news- papers last night in his first interview in months, “I have demonstrated that my position is strong and that I have the authority to rule, “A plebiscite held at any time now would show that I have the ;gpuhr support to hold my position. T me %o yield to the first indl ho de- mands my \ith.:nwll WO buflx s sad precedent and threateh the .sov- ereignty of Cum.” Aims for Independence. His principal aim, he said,is to main- 8ain_the independence and sovereignty of Cuba—an objective, he added, which he has the sympathy and ‘good | sums and | who wishes of the United States. Jovial and appar: health, the executive discussed also ®conomic and political situation in Cuba. “This nation cannot fail!” he cried fre- quently. Many Cuban problems, he said, would | be solved by business recovery. roudly spoke of this nation’s balgziced udget, Cuba's freedom from foreign financial obligations and plans for wip- ing out the unfunded debt, most of which Tepresents unpald public em- Ployes’ salaries. He will call in an American expert on electoral questions, he said, for con- -ulmtkm on bringing Cuba’s laws up to date, “in order to make the 1934 presi- entia] electiohs entirely beyond sus- iclon A tive said he ‘feels ‘mutual rfm of thé. United States and Cuba. Two Wounded in Duel. Oscér- Montglvo, & ‘member of the House, died today, and Col. Felipe San+ chez, retired. army officer, was re- cetv hospital treatment for grave woupds . resulting from political pistol | bo; fight gesterday in the new Cuban oip- dtol. Ixmshez was & bystandef, ha'tag the fight. 136 llar, ypungest member #f & ipowertul family, was heid in somyjns gonnection with the shooting, himseélf up to police. with7his development it that police had seized 60,000 , 10,000 bandages and uniforms, terits and other equipment in & building in the Vedado section. Police held a man giving the name of Angel Arango, sales manager for an sutomobile firm, for questioning about the seizure and investigated reports that @ member of the House of Representa- tives was implicated. Montalvo and Sanchez Were shot whily standing in the Senate conference half shortly after legislators finished con- fevences on an amnesty bill for po- Btical offenses. ‘Witnesses said Cuellar, secretary of Répresentative-elect Juan Daniel Byrne, adtosted Montalvo and asked whether he had written an article attacking the Cuellar family. They detlared Guellar drew his pistol’ and fired three times after Montalvo m struck Cuellar with a walking stick. As he fell, witnesses added, Montaivo drew a gun and fired twice. Cuellar was not hurt. It was not determined who_ fired the bullet which struck Santhez. Deaths Reported. TR pci urm ps! in, Georgetown Hospital. Rart T . Eenr, 31, Bmersency Hos- nfant to Dolores Carey, Gallinger Hos- lie Rose. 63, 1315 Hult st sy, Sarah Rob! . Precdmen’s Hospital. Charies Wi s5. ' Home lor "ARed and Snovs Charles Flay Jordan. 4 ary Briscoe., 18, Fresdmen's Hospi nfant William Contee, Children’s Hospita Infant of Vernon and Elizabeth Phifer, Gflhnner Hospital io Emerson and Roxie Davis, Gal- s Clipagr Hospital. James and Annice Campbell, His Withdrawal | Mother Walks 200 Miles Too Late for Favorite Son’s Rites By the Associated Press. SAN JOSE, Calif, June 2.—A 65-year-old mother’s weary jour- ney of love was futile. Knapsack on back, Mrs. Nancy Molyneaux trudged here from Oaspar, 200 miles away, to attend the funeral of her favorite son. She arrived two diys after his burial in the pottersfield. longer for relatives. With aching heart, blistered feet and the heavy knapsack, Mrs. Molyneaux begins today her long walk back to her home in the mountains. ASSAILS FRAUD LAWS Kreuger Prosecutor Urges Clarifica- tion of Statutes. STOCKHOLM (#)—Clarification of ‘Swedish law regarding bankruptcy and fraudulent bookkeeping has beefi asked by K. G. 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