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THE WORLD is YOURS! Tune
in Europe. South America
with a 1885 Philco. Sold on
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Company.
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TUNE IN THE WORLD with
new 1885 PhilcO. A complete
line Of all-wave sets now on
display. Brunson Furniture
Company.
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COOLEY'S OFFERING-Just re-
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RADIO SALES AND SERVICE.
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"The KEY Witness" announces
Sidney Griff in the, next Install
mept. "is going to be Mrs:
Blanche Malone if we can find
her while she is still alive"
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Blocker pulled a long envelope
from his pocket. took from it the
stiff yellow paper statement of
a bank balance, with machine
stamped figures on the margin.
Griff reached forward, took
the checks and the folded state
ment from Bleeker's hands,
crossed to a table, sat down and
spread out the checks. His face
lit with satisfaction.
"Ah," he said, "a young wo-
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yectiles lie penetraron en- ell era
neo, por la frente.
Los elementOs r~eacciona :
rios de Gijon preparan IN no
menaje al ~ejercito. La fecha de
csc acto no Sc ha fijado todavia.
Otro plaZo Sc ha concedid0 a
los obreros para que vuelvan a
las minas.
Tome possession del cargo
de rector de la Universidad de
Barcelona ell DR.. Muir, que sus-
tituye al DR.. Pedro Bosch, que
esta preso.
Conference aver con ell
primer ministro, ST.. Lerroux,
ell Oral Lopez Ochoa, que aca-
ba de regresar de la campana
de Asturias, donde perdieron
la vida miles de obreros. Infor-
mo p. nalmente de 10 suce :
dido = 4igunas poblaciones, a.
porto4Io detalles que ell .jefe
del gobierno no conocia.
La gaceta., 1934-11-08
CHOQUE DE

Dos automobiles chocar9n a
yer, uno guiado por Hard Sam
Daugherthy, individuo mry CO.
nocido por la policia, Y ell otro
por Ell j6ven Terrell Young, en-
el cual viajaba ell juez Watkins,
de Ia core municipal.
Watkins sirvi6 de testigo en-
ell case, actuando de juez Ell j6-
ven abogado E. V. Whitaker.
Basandcse en- ell testimonio
ofrecido ell juez INFERNO conde-
no a Daugherthy a pagan una
multa de $65. Este individro no
respet6 un cartel de parada, Sc
marcho del lugar del suceso Y
ademas Sc hallaba bajo la in
fluencia de licores intoxfcantes
La gaceta., 1934-11-08
PORMENORES DE LA CUE
IRA SOCIAL QUE DOMI-
NARA Ell GOBIERNO PRE-
SIDIDO POR LERROUX

Madrid, Nov. 8-Entre las
personals que detuvieron los re
beldes en- Asturias, durante la
revoluci6n, son mencionados
los Sres. Cesar Gomez y sus dos
hijos Cesar y Jose, ell ingeniero
don Rafael del Riego; Candida
del Aqua, jefe de guardas jul
radios; ell ingeniero Francisco
Brena, Emilio Duran y Luis
Bertier.
tGrupos de rebeldes Sc for
maron en- Oviedo para pelear
en- Campomanes contra los sol
dados del Oral. Bosch.
Las bombas recogidas en-
Mieres, a la entrada del ejer-
cito, llenaron 40 camiones. To-
do csc explosive Sc condujo a
Gijon, donde Sc lie arroj6 al a
qua.
La Srt9. Clara Campcmanes
sigue recogiendo a los hu6rfa-
nos de los mineros que perd:e-
ron a sus familiares, y ell grupo
Sc aproxima va a 100.
Durante la revolution los mi
neros izaron la bandera roja
en- ell ayuntamiento de Infiesto
poniendo en- libertad a los pre-
sos, uno de los cuales habia 81
do condenado por asesinato.
La gaceta., 1934-11-08

Noticias Cablegraficas Condensadas de Espana

Madrid, Nov. 8.-Atendien-
do una solicitud del gobierno
presidido por Lerroux, la Fede-
raci6n de Camaras de Conner
clio asumira la tarea de recons-
truir los lugares destruidos 0
averiados por los rebeldes en-
Asturias y otraS prOvincias. Ell
estado reparara por su cuenta
las propiedades suyas que ha-
yam sufrido danos. Dicese que
esa Federation tratara de re-
caudar fondos entire sus MEM
bros, con tai finalidad.
-Todavia no ha logrado ell
gobierno ell desarme total en-
10. lugares de Asturias que mas
sufrieran los efectos de la re-
volucion. la huelga general no
obtuvo la acogida que Sc espe-
raba, pero sirvi6 para que ell
gobierno prorrogara ell estad0
de sitio.
Ell Tercio embarcara para
Marruecos a la mayor breve =
dad, seg1n una nota dada aver
por ell ministerio de la guerra.
Sc hara ell embarque por e!
puerto de la Coruna, donde los
legionarios pasaran varios dias
hasta que el tempo mejore.
-Por haber despedido injus
tamente a cuatro de sus depen-
dientes, perdio la vida, a ma
nos de personals desconocidas,
ell industrial Jose Garcia Alba,
dueno de un bar situado en- la
Gale de HortaleZas. Green las
autoridades que uno de los de
pendientes, en- venganza, lie hi
70 los disparos fatales. Los pro
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Una cd1'td

Una cdrta
La recibo de la eulta Srta. A
melita Escalante, presidenta de
la Secci6n de Damas del Centre
Espanol.
Con afectuosas frases me in
vita para la function de las da-
mas eli dfa % en- ell teatro Ca
Sino.
iQu6 sorpresa! Pues va 20
me habia invitado. Para mi tie
men la categoria de question ia
miliar los actos de esta agrupa-
cion.
Pascasio Juno de los papelea
importantes de la obra "A Di-
vorciarse Tocan', esta encomen
dado a ella. Tendra que hacer
un gran esfuerzo Amelita. Su
caracter es demasiado fino.
Valentino, otro "role" prin-
cipal, 10 desempenara la Srta.
Lourdes Vazquez. Encontramos
un Amador. Conocemos a la per
soma que tiene a su cargo csc
papel. Sc pasa dia y noche con
la toga, hacienda ensayos. Sabe
de leyes porque es Notario.
Ell reparto es como sigue:
Cristina, Srta. Elenita Botino;
iEsmeraldina, Conchita Gij6n;
Petra, Elena Lastra; Liberada,
Delfina Alfonso; Blasa, Cecilia
Vazquez; Genara, Perfecta Col
menares; Lucia, Marina Las
ira; Teodoro, Julia Cigarran;
Ciriaco, Lizzie NOriega; Fede-
rico, Angelica Gonzalez, Y Ma
nolo Perfecta Colmenares.
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OTRO TRIUNFO DE LORETO
PRADO

Madrid, Nov. 8.-En la CO.
media Los Pellizcos," estrena-
la en- ell Teatro C6mico, alcan-
70 un gran exito personal la ar
tista Loretta Prado, que tiene
so amos de edad.
Tai derroche de Facilitates
hizo la Prado, que ell publico,
entusiasmado, la pidi6 que ha-
blase. Habl6 y dijo que pensa-
ba continuar en- ell teatro has
ia MORN.
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Real, canciones muy conocidas
de nuestro pdblico, que anoche
resultarOn nueVas. Las cantaba
la gran artista, que ha hecho
del genera cuban0 una primo
rosa fantasia. Ell preg0n "El
Frutero" 10 cant6 con gracia
sin igual. Luego lie lego su tur
no a la canci6n Maria La Or,
una de sus creaciones. Cantan-
dola vibr6 su alma cubanisima.
Cerr6 ell programa con una
canci6n en- ingles titulada q
saw Stars.
Pasamos a su camerino a sa-
ludarla y felicitarla. Nos reel
bio con extraordinaria cortesia.
Modesto y sencilla esta nota-
BILE artista.
lie dan la noticia de la muer
tie del laureado poeta cubano
Gustavo Sanchez Galarraga. Re
cuerda al meritisimo escritor,
que ha tenido para ella los mas
calidos elogios. profunda triste-
"a. Queda silenciosa, como 81
quisiera dedicar I'm instante de
recuerdo al poeta desaparecido.
La esperaban la familia del
Sr Gregory y su esposo, ell
DR.. Juan Manuel de la Puente.
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UNG boda

UnG boda
Para la una de Ia tarde de
manana Sc ha fijado ell enlace
de Ia distinguish Srta. Eloina
Cuervo, hija de los esposos
Eloy y Carmen Cuervo, con el
j6ven Francisco Rodriguez, hi
jo del matrimonlo Alberto V
Francisco Rodriguez,
Ell enlace Sc e~fectuara en- la
avenida Oak ndmero 705, bajo
la direction notarial del Sr.
Candida Perez.
Actuaran de testigos, por Ell
novio ell Sr. Alberto Rodriguez,
y por ella ell Sr. Eloy Cuerv0,
padres de los Contingencies.
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La

La Ben6fica
Ell pr6ximo lunes Ola del
Armisticio, no habra consultas
en- la sociedad La Benefica.
La semana pr6xima queda-
ran terminadas las obras de re-
paracion que Sc estan realizan-
do en- este establecimiento be-
nefico.
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RecibO una cdrtG

Del Sr. Ramon Fernandez,
representante de la Compania
Ramirez-L6pez, que act1a en- ell
teatro de la Unione Italiana,
dandome las gracias por mi coo
peracion.
Els mi mayor interes prestar
mi ayuda al engrandecimiento
y 6xito de todas las fiestas.
Ell Sr. Fernandez anuncia
para ell domingo la graciosa CO.
media La Moral en- Peligro"
y la zarzuela LOS Guapos'.
Sera ell segundo triunfo de la
t%emporada.
Cesar RiVerO.
La gaceta., 1934-11-08
CIRCULO CUBANO De TAMPA
CONVOCATORIA DE ELECCIONES

Sc pone en- c~onocimiento de los miembros de esta So
ciedad que ell Domingo 25 de Noviembre, de acuerdo con
10 especificado en- nuestro Reglamento, Sc v~erificaran las
Elecciones Generates Y seran elegidos por dos amos ell
Presidente General, Primer Vice P~residente, Segundo vi
ce Presidente y los 43 Vocales que compondran la Junta
Dlrectiva. Asi mismo, seran electos 20 Suplentes para Gu
bir cualquier baja que pudiera ocurrir. Tambi6n seran
elegldos pr a amos los componentes del "COmit6 de Re-
laciones,' creado por vrtud de una reciente adici6n al
Reglamento General. Este Comite 10 integraran 7 MEM
bros activos y Z Suplentes, y seran escOgidos entire los So
clos Personales de Beneficencia comprendidos desde Ell
Folio No. l al No. $50 Y entire los Socios de Recreo de
mas de 20 amos en- la Sociedad, eXceptuandose los MEM
bros de la Drectiva. Todos los asociados que deseen pre-
sentar candidaturas podran hacerlo hasta ell Sabado 10
del actual, que es ell da en- que Sc cumple ell Unite sena~
lado pOr ell R%eglamentO. Cada candidatura debera estaI
respaldada por las firmaS de 30 Socios V ajustarSe a to-
das las reglas establecidas en- ell Capiulo de Elecciones.
J. Fuentes Rosa,
Secretario General.
La gaceta., 1934-11-08
NFORMACION
DEL PUERTO

No zarp6 aver ningUna en-
barcaci6n mayor.
Arribaron cinco vapores de
bandera americana, Point Mon
tara, Carolyn, Eastern Temple,
Falkland y Sapinero.
Ri Sapiner0 cargara fosfato
para S2ntander, Esoana.
La gaceta., 1934-11-08
NUEVO ADMINISTRATOR
DE LA BREW
cry

Para suceder al Sr. Neil No
Kay, de esta ciudad, en- ell pues
to de administrator general de
la con-. ahia cervecera South
ern Brewery, Sc nombr6 aver al
Sr. j. Roy Dee, de St. Peters
burg, que tambien desempena
una de las vicepresidencias.
Dee trasladara su oficina a
Tampa, aunque es vice2restden
te Y tesorero de la empires Dee
investment, de la Vacina ciu-
lad.
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Grdtd noticja

Grdtd noticja
Ell ST.. Jose A. Gregory, Con-
sui de Cuba en- esta ciudad, Sc
encuentra completamente res
tablecido de la enfermedad que
le tuvo recluido en- sus habita-
clones particulares. Asi no los
comunica nuestro companero
Sr. Arturo Capablanca.
De nuevo Sc encuentra al
frente de sus oficinas.
Mucho nos alegramos.
La gaceta., 1934-11-08
Honor a qaien honor merece

Honor a Quten honor merece
Estas lineas las dedico a la
meritisima tiple Guiana Carl
dad Suarez, que anOche nos hi
20 pasar momentos deliciosos.
Con dominic de su refinado
y criollisimo arte, enton6 la
canci6n Gel Faisan", del macs
tro Lecuona, y despues ell Pavo
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Enferma

Enferma
En- su residential de la aveni-
da S. Boulevard, la Sra. M. K.
Hudson, esposa del Sr. Hudson,
encargado de la tienda w. T.
Grant.
Por su pronto restablecimien
to hacemos votos.
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Loyal knights of America

LOUUJ hHIYTIIS u AHIBTICU
Por orden de la Hermana So
berana Sc eta a todas las da-
mas de esta Logia para la Teni-
da General Ordinaria de mana
ma, a las 8 p. m., en- ell local de
costumbre.
Ruega la asistencia DIT todas.
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Mai. John w.

Mcdonald, Maj. John w.
Following officers Of the Veterinary
Corps from station indicated after
name to Washington, D. c., for in
struction at Army Veterinary School:
Leininger, Lieut.. Col. Daniel B.,
Preside Of Monterey, Calf.
Shand, Lieut.. Col. James r., Fort
Lewis, Washington.
Following Coast Artillery Corps Of
ficers from Fort Monroe, Va, to sta
ton indicated after name, effective
upon completion of present course Of
instruction:
Morgan, Capt. Maurice. to 9Th Coast
Artillery, Fort Winfield Scott, Calf.
Scott. Capt. Willard w., to 9Th
Coast Artillery, Fort Winfield Scott.
Calf.
Hampstead, Second Lieut.. Edward
B., to 9Th Coast Artillery. Fort Win
field Scott, Calf.
Vestal, Second Lieut.. William M,
to SD Coast Artillery, Fort MacAr-
thur. Calf.
Following officers from Army War
College, Washington, D. c.. to Fort
Leavenworth, Kans., for duty as in
structor, effective upon completion of
present course Of instruction.:
Kingman. Maj. Allen F., Infantry.
Taylor, Maj. Thomas F., Infantry.
Gill, Maj. Isaac, jr., Infantry.
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Artillery, Letterman General Hospital,
Preside of San Francisco, Calf, re-
port to Army retiring board ct the
headquarters Ninth Corps Area, Presi-
dio Of San Francisco for examination.
Hasty, Master Sergt. John c., placed
on retired list at Madison Barracks,
N. Y, April 80.
Hayward, Master Sergt, Allen O.,
Ordance Department, placed on retired
list at Omaha, Nebr.. April 80.
Christy, Master Sergt. William G.,
Signal Corps, placed on retiring list
at Fort Monmouth, N. j., April 80.
Martin, First Sergt. Albert G., In
fantry, placed on retired list at Fort
Benjamin Harrison, Indiana, April 80.
Valencia, Sergt. Carlos, Infantry,
placed on retired list at Schofield
Barracks, Hawaii, April 80.
Naughton, Corporal Frank j., In
fantry (Schofield Barracks, Hawai).
placed on retired list and advanced
to first lieut.. at Fort Mcdowell, Calf. y.
April 30.
Leave Of absence granted to follow
ing officers, effective on or about dates
specified:
Weaver, Maj. James r. NJ, General
Staff Corps, fourteen days, April %.
1884.
Mcdonald, Chaplain Leo j., United
States Army, two months, June 20,
1884, with permission to return to the
United States via Suez.
Masters, First Lieut.. Meredith D.,
Field Artillery, one month and fifteen
days, June Is, 1884.
Krauthoff, Second Lieut.. Leroy w.,
Infantry. three months, May 10, 1884.
Following Cavalry officers from
Army War College, Washington, D. c.,
to Fort Bliss, Tex.
Bingham, Maj. Sidney v.
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Hurdis, Maj. Charles E.. Field Ar
tillery.
Following officers from Fort Riley.
Kans., to Fort Leavenworth, Kans.,
for duty as instructor, effective upon
completion of present course Of in
struction:
Eastman, Maj. Kenna G., Cavalry.
DAILY, Maj. Cornelius NJ, Cavalry.
Following Quartermaster CORPS Of
ficers assigned to station indicated
after name, effective upon completion
Of present tour OF foreign service:
Cooper, Capt. John W., to Fort Sam
Houston, Tex.
Fay, Capt. Henry H., to Fort Ben
ming, Ga.
Smith, Capt. Harry B.. to Fort Sam
Houston, Tex.
Following Quartermaster Corps Of
ficers from station indicated after
name to Washington, D. c., on or
about June Is:
Evans. Capt. Henry S., Fort Jay,
N. Y.
Renner, Capt. Wilbert ", phila-
delphia quartermaster depot, Phila-
delphia, Pa.
Following ouartermaster Corps Of
ficers from Army Industrial College,
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aff School, Fort Leavenworth.

Staff School, Fort Leavenworth,
Kans.
Pick, Capt. Lewis A., Corps of En-
gineers, from duty as student to office,
commandant, Command and General
Staff School, Fort Leavenworth, Kans.
Fitzgerald. Capt. Francis c., Quar-
termaster Corps, from Army War
College, Washington, d. c., to Phila-
delphia, Pa, not later than June 30.
Dukes, Capt. Thomas A., Sd Infan-
try. Fort Smelling. Minnesota, to
Akron, Ohio, 5th Corps Area, on or
about June /.
Metcalfe, Capt. Samuel L., 18th In
fantry, Fort Jay, New York, to Provi-
dence, Rhode Island, 1st Corps Area,
on or about June /.
Shute. First Lieut.. Benjamin S.,
Corps Of Engineers, from Fort Hum
phreys, Va, to Boston, Mass.
Matteson. First Lieut.. William j.,
Corps of Engineers. from Fort Hum
phreys, Va, to Washington, D. c.
Fleming, jr.. First Lieut.. Robert j..
Corps Of Engineers, from Fort Hum
phreys, Va, to st. Louis, Mo.
Hamilton, First Lieut.. Fred L.,
Quartermaster Corps, assigned to duty
at Fort Royal, Va.
Thrams. First Lieut.. Guy E., Coast
Artillery Corps, from Fort Monroe,
Va, to Fort Barrancas, Fla, not later
than June IS.
Shelton, Second Lieut.. Clarence
Cunningham. Corps of Engineers Re-
serves, promoted to first lieutenant,
from April II.
Ostrand. Second Lieut.. James A.,
Corps of Engineers. assigned to duty
at Fort Lawton, Wash.
Warren, Second Lieut.. Frederick H.,
Corps of Engineers, from Princeton
University, Princeton, N. J., to Fort
Lewis, Wash.
Stecker, Second Lieut.. Ray James,
Air Corps, resignation accepted.
Palmer, Second Lieut.. Harding, Cav
airy Reserve. promoted to First Lieut.,
Cavalry Reserve, April II.
Kane, Second Lieut. Matthew w.
Cavalry, Air Corps. from Randolph
Field, Texas to 14th Cavalry, Fort Des
Moines, Iowa.
Brett, Second Lieut.. James G., Field
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Army and Navy

Joyes, Col. John W., Ordnance De-
partment, to be retired from active
service on April 80.
Bull, Col. Henry T.. General Staff
Corps, ordered home about July 2, to
await retirement.
Lemon, Lieut. Col. Arthur Leslie,
Quartermaster Corps Reserve, ordered
to active duty at Brooklyn, n. Y,
April %.
Nankiwell, Maj. John H., Infantry,
from San Francisco, Calf, to Panama
Canal Department.
Mashburn, Maj. Nicely c., Medical
Corps, from Boiling Field, D. c., to
Randolph Field, Tex, about May l.
Ballantyne, Maj. Lowyd w., Medical
Corps, from Chanute Field, ILL.,, to
Kelly Field, Tex, about Nay l.
Reinartz. Maj. Eugene G., Medical
Corps, from Randolph Field, Tex, to
Chanute Field, Ill, about May L.
Loeb, Maj. Carl Albert. Quarter
master Corps Reserve, ordered to ac-
tive duty at Brooklyn, N. Y, April %.
Gibson, Maj. Samuel A, Infantry,
assigned to Infantry School. Fort
Benning, Ga, not later than June 80.
Sullivan, MAJ. Joseph r, quarter
master Corps, from Harvard Univer-
sity, Cambridge, Mass, to San Fran
cisco, Calf.
Devore, Maj. Leland s., Infantry,
from Wheeling, w. Va, to Fort Doug
las, Utah.
Thebaud, Maj Dolphin E., Infan-
try, from Hartford, Conn, to Fort
Francis E. Warren. wyoming.
Stivers, Maj. Charles p, Infantry,
from Fort Sam Houston, Tex. to Fort
Leavenworth, Kans., not later than
August i.
Brennan, Maj. Francis M, Infantry,
from Fort Howard, Nd, to Fort Leav-
enworth, Kans., not later than Au-
gust /.
Heidner, Maj Samuel j., Infantry,
from Paris. France, to Fort Leaven-
worth, Kans.
Zerbee, Maj Leigh F. j., Chemical
Warfare Service, from Edgewood Ar
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senal, Md, to Fort Leavenworth,
Kans., not later than August l.
Anderson, Maj. John Benjamin,
Field Artillery, from Fort bragg. N. c.,
to Fort Leavenworth, Kans., not later
than August l.
Barnett, Mai. James W.. Cavalry,
from Fort Riley, Kans., to Fort Leav-
enworth, Kans., not later than Au-
gust /.
MCGUIRE, Maj. Edward c., Cavalry,
from Presidio of Monterey. Calf. to
Fort Leavenworth, Kans., not later
than August /.
Milburn, Maj. Frank w., Infantry,
from Fort Sheridan, ILL.,, to Fort
Leavenworth, Kans., not later than
August /.
Mandell, Maj. Harold c., Cavalry,
from Cheyenne. Wyoming, to Fort
Leavenworth, Kans., not later than
August /.
Brown, Maj. Thoburn K, Cavalry,
from Fort Brown. Tex, to Fort
Leavenworth, Kans., not later than
August /.
Harrison, Maj william *, jr., Cav
airy, from duty as student to office,
comfnandant of Command and Gen.
eral Staff School, Fort Leavenworth,
Kans.
Gerow, Maj. Leonard T.. Infantry.
assigned to Command and General
Staff School. Fort Leavenworth, Kans.
Finley, Maj. Charles T.. General
Staff Corps. assigned to Command
General Staff School, Fort Leaven-
worth, KanS., July 8.
Noyes, Maj. Halbert H.. Quarter
master Corps. assigned to duty at
Fort Mason, Calf.
Austen, Maj. Earl Stanford, Quar-
termaster Corps Reserve, ordered to
active duty at Brooklyn, N. Y, April
%.
Waggoner, Maj. Harry L., Quarter
master Corps, from office, Quarter
master General, Washington, D. c., to
Brooklyn, N. Y, July 10.
Harrison. Capt. William F.. Infan-
try, from San Juan, Puerto Rico, to
Governors Island, N. Y.
Shelly. Capt. William A., Infantry,
from duty as student to office COM
mandant, Command and General
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as Rctg. Inspr., Southeastern Rctg.
Division.
Gliding, Comdr. James P. Det. 18th
Nav. Dist, on / May; to home, re-
lieved Of all active duty.
Awtrey, Lieut.. Comdr. Robert A.
bet. 9Th Nav. Dist, in May; to USS
Mississippi as engr. officer.
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Washington, d. c.. TO station indi-
Gated after name. not later than
June 80:
Jonitz, Capt. Franz j., to Boston
quartermaster depot, Boston, Mass.
Mcconnell, First Lieut.. Alva E., to
Chicago quartermaster depot, Chi
cago, Ill.
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NAVY ORDERS.
Bureau Of Narration.

Osburne, Capt. Carl r. bet. Blu.
Nav, Navy Dept, in July: to COM
mand USS Henderson.
Davis. Comdr. Leslie c. Add. duty
The Washington times., 1934-10-12
VirginioJudge'
In New Play

Some vaudeville acts achieve
such renown and distinction that
they become bits Of art In them.
selves and are followed by devotees
as If they we're minor classics.
THE Virginia Judge" Of Walter
c. Kelly is such an act. He has
performed 1t up, and down the
stretches Of the United States,
through Europe, Australia and
even South America.
Two years ago Kelly entered the
legitimate theater by performing
in the leading role Of Both Your
Houses" the Theater Guilds pres.
entation Of that years Pulitzer
prize play.
Now Kelly is being featured, in
his second stage appearance, in
"Jayhawker," the drama by Sin.
clair Lewis and Lloyd Lewis which
Henry Hammond, Inc, will pre-.
sent at the National Theater for
the week beginning Monday night,
with Fred Stone as star.
The Washington times., 1934-10-12

Suntan instead. Joan Howard,
dOter Of Moe (StOOge) Howard,
makes her movie debut in "III
Fix It." Jack Hollis thriller for
Columbia. Billy DooIey, the
gOOfy COB of stage and films,
does his cinema comeback with
a role in "The Night Is Young"
for M.G-M..
Odds and ends-Abner Silver
who used to write songs to fit
movie titles GA Farewell to Arms
was his best), started something
A flock of amateurs are now
sending in ideas like this: "Oh,
FrankenStein, I think you are
divine" II had the devil of q
time with one of Hell's Angels
and-this is a classic-"Here is
a problem which puzzled me
long: Say, who was the mother
of the Son of. Kong?". Richard
B. Gump, sonny boy of the i'm.
porters, is Hollywooding it at pres.
ent and has written a new play,
The Drunkard Repents," which
gets bow at Tony Pastors to.
night. Gully Richards tosses in
some gabby Stuff-Scoop!
Connie Bennett will build q
smart, ultra modern home in
Beverly Hills with a couple OF
dozen rooms.