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National Opera Concert
Leading Society Event

A brilliant group of boxholders and
patronesses Is announced for the Wash
ington National Opera concert, which
is being presented at the MayhoWer
Hotel tomorrow afternoon at 4:3O, with
Rosa Low. soprano, and Pauf Althouse,
tenor, as the artists. OF the number are
the Secretary of the Treasury, MIR.
Andrew w. Mellon; the Secretary of the
Interior, DR. Hubert Work; Mrs. Dwight
Davis, Mrs. Henry S. New, Mrs. Curtis
o. Wilbur, Mrs. Louis D. Brandeis, Mime.
Ferrara, Nine. Simopoulos, Nine. Proch-
mix, Nine Morales, Mime. Bachke, Mrs.
Hiram Bingham, Mrs. Lawrence &.
Phipps. Mrs. Key Pittman, Mrs. Fred
erick Sackett. Mrs. Copley Amory, Mrs.
Charles j. Bell, Mrs. Perry Belmont,
Miss Mabel Boardman, Mrs. Mitchell
Carroll, Mrs. o. B. Campbell, Mrs. G..
r. Cecil Mrs Henry Getty Chiffon, Mrs
Parker Corning, Mrs. Tracy DoWs, Mrs
Hayne Ellis, Mrs. Henry w. Fitch, MRS,
w. S. Groesbeck Fowler, Mrs. Christian
Heurich, Mrs. Lawrence A. Heap. Mrs.
s. j. Henry, Mrs. A. Geary Johnson,
Mrs. Francis r. A. Junkin. Mrs August
King-Smith. Mrs Marshall Langhorne,
Mrs. Frank Let's. Nine. e. Lombard
Mrs. James r. Mann, MRS. Gerrit S.
Miller, Mrs. Ogden l.. Mills, Mrs. Tasker
Oddie, Mrs. Edwin B. Parker, Mrs
James Southworth Parker, Mrs. Duncan
Phillips, Mrs. Thomas w. Phillips, MRS
John l.. Proctor, Mrs William Mcclellan
Ritter. Mrs Hope Slater, Miss Jessica
Randolph Smith, Mrs. Mary Stewart,
Mrs. Alfred Pembroke Thorn, Mrs John
Holabird Towne, Mrs. Edward K. Tyler,
Mrs. Carlton Van Valkenburg, Mrs,
Hugh Wallace. Mrs Edward G. Walker
Mrs Bates Warren. Mrs. Joseph E
washington, Mrs. Henry w. Watson,
Mrs John Campbell White, Mrs. c.
wilkes, Mrs. Charles Boughton Wood
and Miss Sara Elizabeth Woodward.
An interesting note will be added to
the concert by bevy of attractive girl
ushers. The ushers committee is head
ed by Miss Lila lie Garde Members OF
the committee are Misses Margaret Ba-
con. Eleanor Smith, Ruth Jones, Exi-
Iona Hamilton, Frances Gore. Sarah
Major. Lillian Latimer, Caroline Wilcox
and Margaret Bouve.
Evening star., 1928-04-22
Mississippi Society
Planning Dinner Dance

A special committee Of which Mr.
Vernon B. Lowrey Is chairman, is max
ing elaborate preparations for the din
ner dance of the Mississippi Society At
L'Aiglon Salon, May L. Other members
of the committee are Representative
jeff Busby, Mrs. Robert A. Lacey. Mr..
George w. Potter and Mr.. Charlton VI.
Clark.
There viii be brief addresses BY two
notable guests. Among the musical fea-
lures viii be selections by q quartet
and songs by Miss Elizabeth Drew and
Mr. Bob Carbaugh.
The dinner viii conclude at 10 O'Clock,
after which there will be dancing n the
ballroom until II o'clock.
Reservations for the dinner and dance
may be made through Mr. George W
Potter or Mr.. Vernon B. Lowrey.
Evening star., 1928-04-22
Centlewomens League
Benefit Due Wednesday

A benefit bridge party will be given
Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in
the Roosevelt Hotel to aid the Gentle
womens League, woman's exchange,
organized for the purpose of helping
women to help themselves by creating a
market for their needlework and home
made food
The tables have been taken by Count
esS Szechenyi, Mrs Bradley Davidson,
Mrs Dwight Clark. Mrs. Thomas Lock
wood, Mrs. william Phillips. Mrs. j. S.
Wall, Mrs. Sidney Andrews. Mrs. VIII
liam Aspinwall. Mrs. George Branded.
Mrs. H. A. Bowman, Mrs. Edward Co
hen. Mrs william Dougal, Mrs. John
Ritchie, Mrs, Fulton Lewis. Mrs. Rich
ard c. Dean. Mrs. C. NJ. Hendley, Mrs.
H. M Southgate. Mrs. r. A, Heaton,
Mrs. Harvey Watties. Mrs A. Fl. Sem
mes. Mrs. William Wheatiey. Miss Fran
ces Battelle. Miss Mary Amber. Miss
Harriet Ward Mrs c. G. Marbury, Miss
Mahle Pillsburg and Miss s. .. Clarke.
Miss Lucretia Clarke of 1921 " street.
has charge Of tickets. which may also
be had from the league headquarters at
Seventeenth and Fl streets.
Evening star., 1928-04-22

wedding march, also played the accom-
paniments
The bride. who was given in marriage
by her father. wore gown OF beige
lace over ashes of roses. with o large
picture hat 10 match. She carried a
shower bouquet of bride roses and H.
les of the valley. Miss Frances Loker
was maid of honor and wore gown OF
lake blue crepe de chine. with close
fitting hat to match She carried
bouquet of yellow tea roses. Mr.. Law
renee Preston williams. jr, brother OF
the bride. was best man.
A wedding breakfast followed the cere-
mony at the home of the bride, after
which MIR. and Mrs. Sweeney left for a
motor trip through the South.
Among the out-of-town guests were:
Mrs. E. ]. Clagett, Mrs Francis O. Boar
man, Miss Emily Boarman. Capt. and
Mrs. Paul Cullison and Miss Edith Cul-
lison of Baltimore. Md, Mr.. and Mrs
H. j. Sweeney. Mr.. Kirwan Sweeney,
MIR. John Sweeney, Mrs. John II. Waugh
Mr. and Mrs William II. Shea. Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur BusSler and MIR and Mrs
William A. Craig of washington: Mrs
William NJ Loker. wife Of Judge Loker
of Ieonardtown, Md. and Mrs. John
Drury. MIR and Mrs. w. w. Dunbar.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W Clark, Mrs. A. r.
Cullison Mr.. John Culilson. Mr.. Robert
Hayden. Mr.. Doc Norris and Lizzie High
lite. lifelong nurse of the family from
Wynne. Md.
A wedding Of interest to large circle
of friends in Virginia and this city took
place at 1890 o'clock Monday after
noon of last week when Miss Ruth
Nethers, daughter Of MIR. and Mrs. ID,
3. Burton of Washington, Va, was
united in marriage with Mr. Leslie Won
Buia Merrill. son of Mr.. and Mrs. L. F.
Merrill of Manassas. Va.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
DR.. Hugh r. Stevenson of this city, at
the home Of MIR. and Mrs G. L. Henry.
i9 u street northwest, which was
charmingly decorated with palms,
Spring flowers and roses. The bride
was given In marriage by Mr.. G. L
Henry and made q most beautiful pic
ture In her wedding gown OF white
satin and lace with which she wore.
In place of the regulation veil, a white
lace hat. Her bouquet was OF lilies OF
the valley and bride roses. Mrs. T, II.
Carrsco. sister Of the bridegroom. served
as matron Of honor and wore dress
of orchid chiffon. She carried color
ful bouquet Of sweet peas.
The. best man was Mr.. Charles r.
Seifert Of East Rochester, NJ Y. and
other ut-of-town guests we're Mr., and
Mrs L. r. Merrill of Manassas, Va:
Mrs. ID. b. Burton. Miss Lottie Burton
and Mr. and MRS. Walter Taylor.
Mrs Burton. mother of the bride,
was dressed in black satin and Mrs,
Merrill. mother Of the bridegroom. wore
gray chiffon. ~
8faess feerrFx4nYfV wedding
breakfast was served, the table attrac@
lively decorated with sweet peas and
asparagus vine A y
For her travelling costume the bride
wore an ensemble Of tan kasha cloth
with accessories 10 match. The young
couple viii make their future home in
Washington. Va.
MIR. and Mrs Joseph Di Leo, whose
Evening star., 1928-04-22

The marriage of Miss Janet Petrie
Addison daughter ~ Mr and Mrs.
James Addison. ~ Nr Stevens Man.
ming. son " Or. ard Mrs. Van H. Man.
ntnR. tock place yesterday afternoon
81 4, 1n tie Cathedral of the Incarna-
Ton. Garden CITY l. / Very Rev
Evening star., 1928-04-22
Fashion Review Promises
Charming Entertainme1

Tomorrow night the Fashion Review.
benefit tableau for the joint benefit Of
Wakefield Manor and the Mary Wash
ington Chapter of the d. A. r., WIN be
given by the ladies Of the local chapter
at the Willard Hotel.
The program has been arranged by
Mrs A. s. Gardiner, chairman; Mrs.
Frank s. Hight, vice regent Of the
chapter; Mrs. Edward z. Keys. regent:
Miss Janet Richards, Mrs. <. Rust
Smith, Mrs. Harry Lee Rust ST.; Miss
Dorinda Rogers, Mrs. William Richard
son and Mrs. Margaret S. Zimmelee
Heading the list Of patronesses are
Mrs. Calvin Coolidge and Mrs. Charles
G.. Dawes. Other patronesses are: Mrs.
Frank B. Kellogg, Mrs. Dwight F. Davis.
Mrs. Curtis D. Wilbur. Mrs. william
JaTdine. Mrs. James j. Davis. wives Of
Senators and Representatives, and
others prominent in the social life OF
the Capital.
All the boxes have been taken and all
the reserved seats have been sold, assur-
ing the success Of the entertainment.
The program promises TO be an in
teresting one. The tableaux. as planned
by the committee, will consist Of Co.'S
tunes old and new. covering period
Of 800 years, the debutantes appearing
as ladies Of fashion. They will appear
on the stage as though stepping from
the pages Of book, Miss Janet Rich
ards presenting them and explaining
the costumes. Miss Hester Ann Le-
Fevre Is chairman Of the debutante
committee and will be assisted by Miss
Janet Phillips. Miss Florence Wetherin,
Miss Rebecea Davidson, Mrs. Charles
David Hayes. Miss Nancy Hamilton.
Miss Charlotte Childress. Miss Adair
Childress, Miss Betty Davis, Miss Sara
Worthington, Miss Betty Ridsdale. Miss
Frances Gore and others OF the sea-
sons prettiest debutantes.
Conldr. G. T. Jewell will act as chair
man of the mems floor committee
assisted by 25 young men who win
escort the girls TO the floor where they
viii display the costumes
Soloists for the tableau win be M-g
Lee Wilson and Flora Magill Keefar
Dancing viii begin in the small bail
room Immediately after the performance
IS over.
Evening star., 1928-04-22
Blossom-Time Party
With Cards. Scheduled

Invitations are now being sent out
for a Blossom Time card party, 70
be given Monday. May Ia, at o'clock
at Wardrnan Park Hotel for the bene-
fit of the INDECENT sick In Georgetown
University Hospital The hostesses VIII
be the ladies' board OF the hospital, the
officers OF which are Mrs. Harry v.
Haynes, president Mrs. Nellie Z. Fealy
and Mrs. Isaac Cans, honorary presi-
dents: Mrs. Milton e. Allies, Mrs. George
Tully Vaughan. Miss Minnie E. Carroll,
Mrs. NJ j. Ready. Mrs. NJ. Z. Donanue.
Mrs. Frank e. Duehring, Mrs. Henry
Sollon. Mrs. Joseph Madigan, Mrs. John
ODonoghue and Mrs, Sarah Pepper.
vice presidents: Mrs. Howard r. Strine.
recording secretary: Miss Mary r.. Keli-
her. corresponding secretary, and Mrs,
Andrew j. Mcintyre, treasurer,
The ladies actively interested hope to
make this the most attractive and en-
joyable of their annual Spring affairs
and through 1t to largely add to the
funds Tor caring for the INDECENT sick
of the hospital
Evening star., 1928-04-22
Miss Eiker Tea Guest
OF University Women

The American Association of Univer-
sity Women is To have Miss Matilda
Eiker OF Washington as the guest OF
honor at its Monday tea. Miss Eiker
who is the author Of over the Boat
Side" win speak on Ladies and
Tigers" and will be introduced by Mrs.
Basil Manly. former president Of the
College Club The hostesges for the aft
ernoon are 10 be the members of the
hospitality committee Of last year. and
whose chairman. Mrs. Karl Fenning.
has just been elected president of the
Washington Branch of the American
Association OF University Women. Those
presiding at the tea tables win be Mrs
Karl Fenning Mrs Howard s. Leroy
AIRS. Howard q. Nichols, and Miss Ruby
NeVing
Evening star., 1928-04-22
National Officers
Guests of Honor

Mrs. Charles A. Finley of Pittsburgh
gave a luncheon Yesterday at the May
flower Hotel, in honor of Mrs. Alfred
j. Brosseau. president general; Mrs.
Adam NJ. Wyant, treasurer general. and
Miss Margaret b. Barnett, chairman of
the committee on credentials of the
N. S. d. A. r. Her other guests were
Mrs John Brown Heron. vice presi-
dent general from Pennsylvania: Mrs.
N. Rowland Brown. State regent OF
PENNSYLVANIA; Mrs. William Sherman
Walker, vice president general from
Washington. Mrs. Lowell Hobart.
organizing secretary general: Mrs. Rhett
Goode of Alabama. president National
Oficers Club; Mrs. Ralph T. Lewis OF
Marion Ohio. Mrs Biddle Arthurs.
regent Pittsburgh Chapter. Mrs. Alex
ander Ennis Patton of Pennsylvania.
Mrs. H. e. McEldowan of Pittsburgh,
Mrs. Clyde Kelly. Mrs. Russell Leeeh,
MRS. Howard Douglas. Mrs. Frank
Curtis Of Washington, Mrs. Thomas
Durham Of Philadelphia. regent OF
Quaker City Chapter, and Miss Mary
Taylor.
Miss Mary Taylor of Greenshurg. Pa,
entertained at dinner at the Carlton
Hotel Friday evening in honor OF Mrs.
Adam NJ Wyant. treasurer general.
NJ. S. y A. r.
Her other guests were Mrs, John
Brown Heron, Miss Margaret 3. Bar
nett, chairman committee on creden-
tials; Mrs. NJ Rowland Brown. Mrs.
Alexander Ennis Patton Of Philadelphia.
Mrs. Charles A. Finley Of Pittsburgh.
Mrs, George Strong, Mrs. Russell Leech.
Mrs. Frank Curtis of Washington. Mrs
Howard Douglas. Mrs. John S. Seeds Of
Hollidaysburg. Pa, and Mrs Russell
Karns of Greensburg, Pa.
Evening star., 1928-04-22
Mrs. R. A. Dickson Hostess
At Luncheon and Bridge

Mrs Robert A. Dickson, wife Of Capt
Dickson, Medical Administration Corps.
entertained with luncheon and bridge
Thursday afternoon. in her apartment
on Washington Circle, in honor of her
house guest. Mrs. Frank Steiner of Car
Isle Barracks. and Mrs. Harvey I. Rice,
also of Carlisle Barracks Quantities Of
Spring flowers were used to carry out
the color scheme Of pink and green, as
were the table and appointments.
Guest favors were dainty hand painted
crepe handkerchiefs. High scores were
made by Mrs. Chester b. Leeiom. Mrs,
A. K Dreis. Mrs. Max Pollner, and con-
ISOLATION prizes went TO Mrs. George E,
Adamson and Mrs Steiner,
Other guests present were Mrs.
Thomas S0meryiile, Mrs, Christina SOM
erville, Mrs, Clifford H. Perry. Mrs.
George H. Hahn. Mrs. Thomas q. Hes
ter. Mrs. Stanley Clark. Mrs. George, r.
Unmacht, Mrs John O'Laughiin, Mrs.
Edgar Greene and Mrs John d. Foley,
Evening star., 1928-04-22
Woman ; Oversees League
Unit Host at BANQUET

At the banquet of the washington
unit of the Wornen's Overseas Service
League last evening, at the Grace Dodge
Hotel. the speakers were Gen. Sum-
merall Gen. Leieune, Miss Lena Hitch
cock, national president Mrs. Margaret
Hood Robbins. retiring president of the
local unit; Mrs. Frederic Poole OF Phil
adelphia. vice president. LIST Corps Area,
and Miss Faustine Dennis. national
treasurer and incoming president of the
local unit
There was a musical program given
by Miss Margaret O'Brien. soprano
MIR Harlan Castle. tenor, and Miss Vir-
ginia Buford accompaniSt.
Guests came from New York. Phila-
delphia, Boston and Baltimore.
Evening star., 1928-04-22

marriage took place March "A at Rock
Vile Md have taken up their residence
at $50 Rock Greek Church road north
west.
Mrs. Di Leo is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles L. Flnney and was
formerly Miss Josephine Belle Finney,
She was a student at Central High
School and is o member OF the Sigma
Lambda Sorority. Mr.. Di Leo. formerly
of New Jersey. is a graduate Of the
Georgetown Law School
Evening star., 1928-04-22
Maryland State Society
Elects Officers April 81

The Maryland State Society Of the
District Of Columbia will hold its April
meeting at the Washington Club. Seven
teenth and K streets northwest, or -
evening of the 9th at 8 O'Clock. ~
election Of officers Of the society
ensuing year will be held. to be
by literary and musical prog
the conclusion of which dance H-. D.
given. The principal speaker q, me
evening viii be Senator William CabsIl
Bruce of MARYLAND.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-07-03
Good Used Cars for Vacation Trips Resorts Classified To-day
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PRICE
REDUCTIONS
ON GOOD WILL
USED CARS
SWEEPING

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day, we are featuring the
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T0TjsEs AND ESTATES FOR
SAILED. o.. 81
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-10
The Demi-B Bride at
Queen, Snappy Play

Snappy farce comedy. said TO be
one Of the best motion pictures OF
the season. is now at the Queen
theater. Il is "The Demi-Bride.'
a neutrality-suspicious. feature, and
Norma Shearer's latest starring We
hicle. The Demi-Brids" is the
lovely Norma's first fling at farce
That she does il superbly is evil
denced by the enthusiastic approval
which is meeting the film through
out the country. The story con
Germs q young girl from a convent
school who falls in love with the
most dsshinE bouevarLier of Paris
How she. with her naive. unsophisti-
Gated ways, wins him away from her
charming and worldly stepmother
and from the star of the Folies
Bergere. not 10 mention other seduc-
tive ladies. affords one mirth-provok-
inc surprise after another.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-10
Edelstein Will
Open New Store
In Upper Valley

Announcement CT another Edel-
stems Better Furniture store in the
Valley was made here py Morris
Edelstein. owner.
The store is to be at Mercedes.
Mr.. Edelstein has a store now in
that city, but il is out Of the main
business part of town and he has
announced today that a good loca-
ton in the main business section Of
the city has been secured, and that
q store is to be opened there in
about a month.
The stock from the present store
in Mercedes will be moved into the
new location. with much additional
stock brought from the main store
at Brownsville.
Mr.. Edelstein has leased the loca-
tion on the main street of Mercedes
now occupied by the Vogue Millinery
store, he said.
1t has a large plate glass front.
giving a good display to the stock
that will be put j.. and when the
new Edelstein store is opened there
the building is to be refinished in
side, with new display arrangements,
rev paint. and new fixtures making
IL the same as a new store.
The manager for the store will be
announced some time between now
and the opening, Mr.. EielStein said.
I'VE expect TO open within % hours
after the present l~essees are out"
he said. We will have a formal
opening OF the new store at nerce-
des. and will display some of the
best stock that can be found-stock
which has just heen purchased on
the markets of the North and East.
Mr.. Edelstein now h S stores in
practically all TIE cities Of the VAL
lev, including Brownsville, San Be-
mite. Harrington. McAllen, Mercedes,
and other points.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-10
u. of 7. Exes To
Hold Annual Meet
Especial 70 The Herald)

HARLlNGEN, Feb. 10.-Fomer
students of the University Of Texas
viii banquet at the Mond
hotel in Harlingen on March 2, &C
cording to announcement Friday of
A. L. Lewis. president Of the Cam
eron county club. All exes are in
vited and no special invitations will
be sent out.
The affair will be a dinner-dance,
held rs the annual celebration, and
music is to be furnished by the Har-
lingen school orchestra. Other mus
ical features will be presented.
r. 3. Creager and Mrs. Volney W.
Taylor of Brownsville have been Sc
lected 10 deliver addresses. Other
speakers chosen are Harl Thomas
OF San Benito and Lon c. Hill, Sr.,
Of Harrington. the Oldest Valley
Eek Speakers are to be selected
from Rio Hondo and La Feria.
All Of the speakers will be limit
ed to ten minutes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-10
Phone

at a meeting Of the Wednesda,
Afternoon Bridge club ut her home il
Palm Heights. Three tables Of play
ers were present for the games o
Auction bridge in which Mrs. NJ. G
Black Of Donna, and Mrs. d. w
Iford of Weslaco, made the higl
cores Mrs. James Howe received
the trophy.
The Coterie Club met wednesda,
afternoon in the home Of Mrs. Altar
Hvistendahl in Hollywood.
In the club game Of auction bridge
Mrs. r. Z. Lee scored high, with thu
guest trophy going to Mrs. joe Ma
son. At the completion Of the game.
the hostess served a r~efreshmenr
plate.
Mrs. Raymond Mills presided ovel
the regular meeting Of the Stud,
club at the home of Mrs. Z. B. Wit
rer. Twenty-one members respond
ed with minute talks on assigne,
topics.
Mrs. Mills had charge Of The pro
gram on this afternoon when wa
devoted to new poetry. She took Tn,
book New Voices" as a text.
Mrs. ]. S. Chaddiek was elected o.
. new member to the club.
Mrs. Dixie Pendar was hostess (,
the newly organized bridge club, tn,
name of which will be decided later
at her home on Tuesday afternoon
in the Chaddick apartments. Re-
ra-Nbout the rooms a
floral decorations. and at the table,
where refreshments were served. Mrs
Jack Hawkins won the club priz,
with Mrs. W. H. Mitchell scoring TO-
consolation.
A pleasing hospitality Of the weel
was held at the home Of Mrs. Flor
ence kalbfleisc~hen the women O.
the Episcopal church and the mem
bers Of the congregation gathered
for a meeting.
Following a dinner in the earl,
part Of the evening Bishop Capers O.
San Antonio made a talk.
Rev. Sam Capers Of Pharr, ant
minister of this congregation, wa
also present. Ii was decided 10 sril,
q church just as soon as the neccs
sary preliminaries were out of tn.
way.
Mrs. J. Timkin vas hostess to Oh,
members of the Lutheran auyIliar,
at the home Of Mrs. VI. Schroeder il
their regular monthly business an
social meeting. Rev. Bartling openc,
the meeting with a devotional read
ing and prayers During the socia
hour refreshments were served to tn,
following: Rev. Bartling. Mesdame
P. W. Law, Otto Adrian, W. .
Uecker. W. Wise. W. d. Deke. F. G
karle, H. J. Reisterer, Jake Fossler
William Twenhaeffel, J. Hess, Georg,
Borchelt. A Kriegar, W. r. Mott
mueller, Fl. p. Schubert, Langopp A
Rickert. Julius Schupp. Z. Bell ant
A. Schumacher, Misses Katy Wis.
and Hermann.
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-10
PIMPLY-FACED PEOPLE
ARE SELDOM POPULAR!

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Ozcudun Training
For Next Encounter

Los ANGELES, Feb. io.-(P-
Paclino Uzeudun, the BASQUE wood
chopper of the heavyweight fistic
ranks, having been feted by his
eountryren since his arrival here
from Mexico turned his attention to-
day TO the forthcoming clash with
George Godfrey. Philadelphia negro.
Two days Of indoor conditioning in
Jack Dempsey's gymnasium here, fol-
lowed by q more rigorous siege of
training out Of doors are on the
Spaniard's program Of preparation
for the Feb. rs outdoor melee ut
Wrigley field.