Evening star. [volume], November 30, 1934, Page D-8, Image 56

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OEFYjSLAND LAW
“Realengo 18” Takes Over
! Control of 500,000 Acres
p With 6,000 Families.
By the Associated Press.
HAVANA. September 30 —The min
istry of justice has revealed that an
organization known as “Realengo 18”
Jias taken control of 500,000 acres of
Cuban territory and set up a “red re
gime" where people pay no taxes and
Ignore the Havana government.
The independent regime, It was re
vealed, was an outgrowth of the
armed defiance of government troops
early this month in the hill regions
of Guantanamo by landowners who
refused to be dispossessed.
“Realengo 18 is under an organized
'red regime’ which has taken over the
functions of government in an area
of more than half a million acres oc
cupied by more than 6.000 families,”
declared Dr. Paul de Cardenas, sec
retary of justice.
“Their leader is a young colored
man named Lico Alvarez, who de
clared, as spokesman for the Real
engistas, that 'we are ready to die
rather than let our lands be taken
from us.’ ”
The secretary said the Realenglstas
had gone far beyond the bounds of
Realengo 18. which included about
10,000 acres of land belonging to the
Cuban government.
A survey ordered by the govern
ment of this territory was balked by
belligerent hillmen, who gathered om
inously, armed with guns, and refused
to permit government agents or troops
to penetrate the territory, which they
claimed was theirs by right of home
stead. some of it dating back to Span
ish land grants tilled by their fore
fathers.
Dr. de Cardenas said he had learned
from Realengista spokesmen that they
have set up a council. Families are
told to pay no attention to any orders
except those of the council.
OKLAHOMA PUSHES
RELIEF FARM PLAN
State Will Purchase Land to Be
Broken Up Into Small
Tracts for Needy.
By the Associated Press.
OKLAHOMA CITY, November 30.—
Plans for the purchase of a 5,000-acre
plantation in Southeastern Oklahoma,
to be cut up into small farms, and the
lease or purchase of land in nearly
every county, have been announced
by Carl Giles, State relief adminis
trator.
Giles asserted the State plan would
not conflict with the A. A. A. program
of curtailing production, as there would
be a limit on the cash crops that could
be grown on rural rehabilitation
projects. He said the projects would
do much to lighten State relief work.
“We hope that these people will be
able to make their own living if we
give them a start. Any overproduction
of food crops can be absorbed by other
relief agencies,” he said.
EYE OPERATION HEALS
WHEN SNEEZING STOPS
Special Precautions Taken to
Block Hay Fever Attacks That
Ripped Stitches.
By the Associated Press.
MEMPHIS, Term., November 30.—
Dr. W. A. Softie of Peterboro, Ontario,
hasn't sneezed since Memphis special
ists removed a cataract from one of
his eyes Monday afternoon.
Dr. Settle suffers from a form of hay
fever, which is supersentltive to cold.
and sneezing would rip the stitches
and spoil the operation, which ap
parently was a success.
A physician assigned to the task of
preventing the sneezes said the pre
cautions will be continued for several
days.
Sea Lion Enjoys Air Trip.
Acua, a performing sea lion, recently
flew from Amsterdam. Holland, to
Paris in an airliner, and enjoyed
the trip. When he plopped from the
plane at Le Bourget, the Paris airport,
he sneezed his approval so energet
ically that waiting photographers had
to retreat. Acua was welcomed with
• generous supply of fish. Then he
gave a juggling exhibition.
Successor
DESIGNATED CARDINAL |
CAMERLENGO. j
EUTENIO CARDINAL PACELLI,
Who was reported in news dis
patches from the Vatican as hav
ing been designated Cardinal
Camerlengo, succeeding the late
Cardinal Gasparrt. Cardinal Pacelli
is 58 years old. In event of the
Pope's death the Cardinal Camer
lengo exercises the supreme func
tions pending the conclave.
—A. P. Photo.
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