support for his rebels during the Spanish Civil War. The CPSU Central Committee passed a resolution for a massive purge of the Soviet Communist Party, with 800,000 expelled during the year, and 340,000 more in 1934. The last will and testament of former President Coolidge, true to his laconic reputation, was revealed to contain only 24 words: "Not unmindful of my son, John, I give all my estate, both real and personal, to my wife, Grace Goodhue Coolidge, in fee simple." Romanian Prime Minister Iuliu Maniu and his entire cabinet resigned after a disagreement with King Carol II. Greek Prime Minister Panagis Tsaldaris and his cabinet resigned after word was received that the opposition parties had withdrawn their confidence. A vote of no-confidence followed the next day, and Eleutherios Venizelos formed a new cabinet on January 16. January 13, 1933 (Friday) Ilyushin, the Russian aircraft manufacturing company, was established in the Soviet Union by order of P.I. Baranov, at the time the People's Commissar of the Heavy Industry, and Director of the Soviet Department of the Aviation Industry. After the demise of the Soviet Union, the company was acquired by the privately-owned United Aircraft Corporation of Russia. The U.S. House of Representatives voted 274-94 to override President Hoover's veto of the Philippine independence bill, two hours after the veto message was received. Born: Princess Marie-Louise of Bulgaria, first child and daughter of King Boris III and Queen Giovanna, in Sofia. January 14, 1933 (Saturday) England defeated Australia 341–109 at Adelaide before a crowd of 50,962 in the third cricket test match in the series, with Harold Larwood using his controversial "bodyline" bowling and injuring Bill Woodfull when a ball hit his chest. Two days later a ball from Larwood struck Bert Oldfield in the head. The Australian Board of Control protested to the Marylebone Cricket Club, captained by Douglas Jardine and representing England, on January 18 and the practice, serious enough to hurt relations between Australia and the United Kingdom, was banned by English clubs on November 23. Born: Stan Brakhage, American filmmaker, in Kansas City, Missouri (d. 2003) January 15, 1933 (Sunday) Pope Pius XI declared 1933 to be a Holy Year, in recognition of the 1,900th anniversary of the crucifixion of Jesus Christ, with the issuance of a bull entitled Quod Nuper ("Since recently.."). The success of the Nazi Party in elections in the German Free State of