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Evening star., 1935-02-04
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THIS surname Is derived from the
L Latin "valentinus" from the root
word "valens," meaning strong,
healthy, capable. Perhaps the most
distinguished individual who has ever
borne this name was st. Valentine, a
bishop who flourished during the
third century AID, and suffered
martyrdom at Rome in the year 270.
He was so notable for his charity
that the custom of choosing 'valen-
tines" or tokens of love and admira-
ton for special friends originated with
him and is a popular custom in many
lands to this day.
There were also a number OF
Roman Emperors who were known as
the Valentinian rulers. The surname
is we'll known in many countries. In
France it is spelled Valentin. in Italy
Valentino, in Holland Valentyn, and
among the English-speaking nations,
Valentine.
There were various founders of the
name and family in America John
Valentine is recognized as the founder
in New England. He was a freeman
in Boston in 1915. The Valentine
family of Maryland and many of the
Southern States is descended from
George Valentine, who came from the
Rhine district in Germany during the
early half of the eighteenth century,
settling first in New York, but later
removing to Maryland. Thomas and
Mary Valentine came to Pennsylvania
In 1928, and settled in Chester Coun-
ty, Thomas bringing with him a Ger
tificate from the Carlow Meeting of
Friends in Ireland.
There are various families of this
name which apparently are separate
and distinct, and, consequently vari-
Gus coats of arms. The arms above
shown are the arms of the Valentines
OF HaZelhurst, in the Parish of Eccles,
Lancashire, England, from whom the
Valentines of Pennsylvania descend.
(Copyrisht. 1880
Evening star., 1935-02-04

have answered your own question, and
that 1t all depends upon whence one
has come or where one may be 60
ing. A hostess should, under no cir
cumstanes, be more formally"
dressed than her guests, but on the
contrary, she may very well wear
rather extreme clothes that are too
unconventional to wear away from
home. The word formal, by the way,
means excessive observance Of cere-
monious convention.
Dear Mrs. Post-I am not an ef-
Terminate man and have no desire to
have any one think that am; that's
why I'd like your opinion. Do smart
men ever wear two rings at one time?
I have two rings Of which am equal
ly fond and both of them are unob-
trusive."
Answer-I aEl afraid two is one
more than any very smart man would
think Of wearing-unless both are
worn on the same little finger, and
together give the effect Of one.
Dear Mrs. Post-Will you explain
the proper use Of the black sack coat
Evening star., 1935-02-04

dance. Checks, plaids, stripes and
tie-silk designs are more popular
than ever. Percales are striking and
seersuckers include a new range of
weights-sheer. medium and heavy.
Calicos. looking like precise, yet gay,
silk prints, are welcome revivals.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1858
comes in sizes SO. 38, 40. 40, A, 46,
48, so, So and 81. Size SO requires
about yards of 36-inch material,
three-eighths yard 36-inch contrast.
Every Barbara Bell Pattern includes
an illustrated instruction guide which
is easy to understand.
Note-This pattern has appeared
once before in this column. For the
benefit of readers who did not see it
We are repeating it.
Evening star., 1935-02-04

with striped trousers, and It's chief
advantage (or Disadvantage over the
cutaway with striped trousers?"
AnSwer-The sack coat with gray
striped trousers is simply a modifica-
ton Of conventional day clothes and
may be worn anywhere a man would
wear his cutaway. The sack coat is
very smart and particularly popular
among younger men, since 1t has the
added advantage of not looking too
dressed for any daytime occasion
and may be worn with derby.
(CopyriRht, 1891
Evening star., 1935-02-04

"HERE is nothing known that
will clean and polish teeth SO
i quickly and leave them SO
cleaning white-as POWDER.
That is why your dentist, when
cleaning your teeth, as you know
always uses powder.
As it is only the powder part Of any
lentifrice that cleans, a dentifrce that
is ALL POWDER just naturally
cleans best.
DR.. Lyons Tooth Powder is
ALL POWDER-1O0To cleansing
properties. This is more than twice the
Evening star., 1935-02-04

cleansing properties Of tooth pastes.
Dentists everywhere recommend
DR.. Lyons Tooth Powder, because
teeth simply cannot remain dull and
film coated when it is used. DR.. Lyons
cleans off all stains and poishes the
teeth in a harmless and practical way
that leaves them sparkling many
shades winter.
Free from all grit or punlice, DR..
Lyons Tooth Powder cannot possibly
scratch, or injure the softest enamel.
DR.. Lyons Tooth Powder keeps
YOUR teeth REALLY CLEAN and
Evening star., 1935-02-04
Conquering Contract
BY p. HAL SIMS.

sponse with the ace, king Of diamonds
blank, and no assurance Of q re-entry
to the dummy. Therefore, West went
in with the ace of spades and re-
turned a club, setting the contract
one trick.
East, however, could have saved his
partner all this worry by playing the
eight and five spot of diamonds in
that order. There is no possibility
that this will be taken for an en-
couraging signal. Instead, 1t merely
assures West that North has one more
diamond-a valuable piece of infor-
nation, whether West holds the king
of diamonds or any other quick re-
entry.
Evening star., 1935-02-04
Dress Ideas
BY EMILY POST.

"DEAR MRS. POST-what is the
~ correct dress to wear at cock
tail party? am under the impress
sion that a smart street dress and hat
are best, but I went to such party
the other afternoon and several OF
the women were in sports dresses and
country hats, while others wore long
dresses of velvet, with and without
hats. Which were correct? Is it cor
rect for the hostess to dress a little
more formally than the others?"
Answer-Generally. smartest people
(at least those in New York; dress
very simply, except in the evening.
Perhaps the women In long dresses
without hats were going to dinners
directly from the party. Others. who
had on sports clothes, had probably
come in from or were motoring to
the country. It seems to me that you
Evening star., 1935-02-04

Mr.. Sims is universally acclaimed the
greatest living contract and auction
player. He WnS captain OF the renowned
"Four Horsemen" team, no1D diSbanded,
and has uon "a national champion
ships since 1924. These articles are
based on the Sims system, iChich
includes the one-oDer-one principle,
which the Sims group of players 1Oas
the first to employ and deUelop.
Evening star., 1935-02-04

East utilized the Deschapelles coup
in an effort to stop three no trumps,
but North, despite the many gaps in
his and South'S holdings, managed to
make game without the diamond suit.
The bidding is interesting.
Copyright. 1880
Mr.. Sims will answer all inquiries on con-
tract that are addressed to this newspaper
with self-addressed. stamped envelope.
Evening star., 1935-02-04
Exports to U. S. Rise.

While exports from Italy to the
United States last year showed a
marked increase the rise in imports
was much smaller in comparison.
Evening star., 1935-02-04
Advanced Signaling.

Y YOUR responsibility for showing
" your partner a doubleton does
not end with your inability to
ruff the trick. High-low sig
mailing has been brought over
to no-trump contracts-not only in
the more accepted sense of encour-
aging continuation of suit but also
to show your poor, bewildered partner
how many times he should hold up
an ace. For example:
Evening star., 1935-02-04
Cow Gets in a Hurry.

Jumping a 6-foot wall cow es-
capped at WeSthoughton, England, ran
eight miles to Kenyon without stop
ping.
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TomOrrow's Hand.
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COLD BRINGS RISE
0NCANNED GOODS
Fresh Vegetables Scarce as
Freezing Weather De-
stroys Crops.
BY JOHN A. CRONE.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, February 5.-Free1ng
temperatures over the Southwest,
South and parts of the Southeast have
created such a scarcity Of some fresh
vegetables in North Atlantic seaboard
markets that canned vegetables are in
the best demand displayed for weeks,
with the result that retail prices have
been advanced.
Brisk movement Of canned vege-
tables over retail counters comes Just
at q time when the Government quar-
terly reports show distributors and
Gamers stocks below those of a year.
ago. Although the frost damage has
enabled distributors to cut their ware
house stocks, their spot quotations are
virtually unchanged to retailers, who.
however, have marked up prices to
consumers.
Only three Of 40 items Of canned vege-
tables-early June peas and Southern
tomatoes, number one and two cans
In local primary spot markets have
been changed since the start Of the
year. The early June peas are q shade
lower and the two sizes Of tomatoes
Just q trif1e higher.
tcopyrisht. 1850
Evening star., 1935-02-05
.STOCKSDEPRESSED
/. BY GOLD DOUBTS
Homestake Drops 7 Points,
Others Off Fractions
to a Point.
BY VICTOR EUBANK,
Associated Press Financial Writer.


NEW YORK, February 5.-Gold
clause qualms continued to assail
stock market traders today and prices,
generally, sagged TO lower levels. Home-
stake Mining dropped points, Stude-
baker preferred was of and United
States Steel, American Telephone.
Santa Fe, Union Pacific and General
Motors declined fractionally to around
point. Transfers Appropriated
575 900 shares.
Shares of HomeStake Mining
dropped points on a few transfers,
Studebaker preferred was of and
Bethlehem Steel preferred lost more
than 2. Others down a point or so
included Union Pacific. Santa Fe. U.
S. Steel preferred, Inland Steel, Johns
Manville. Air Reduction and Allied
Chemical. Among fractional losers
were Du Pont, U. S. Steel common,
Chrysler, General Motors, N. Y. Gen.
tral. Studebaker common. Douglas Air
craft and American Tobacco B. While
American Telephone yielded nearly a
point, Consolidated Gas, North Amer
lean and Public Service of New Jersey
were only slightly in arrears. General
Electri, Case, Montgomery Ward and
Sears. Roebuck we're about even.
HeavineSs OF Studebaker was at
tributed partly to belief Of some hold
erS that the old issues are out OF line
with the stock of the recently organ
| lied company which, on a "when-as-
and-if' basis was being quoted infor-
i mally at between and S.
Utility issues did not reflect any
great uneasiness over Washington ad-
vices that the President was resuming
discussion of holding company legiSla-
ton with administration heads. It
was believed in some power and light
circles that the authorities would pro-
ceed slowly in their plans for regu-
I lation.
Evening star., 1935-02-05
Chicago Grain
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, February Grain
prices today touched new low marks
of the current downturn and in some
cases of the season in a market weak
ened by the steady pressure Of small
selling orders. A break in the LIVER
rool wheat market was followed by
liquidation here, but later Chicago
prices flrmed to Slightly above the
previous close.
Prevailing uncertainty pending IS
suance of the Supreme Courts gold
clause decision limited activity to Cau-
tious operations.
Wheat closed "a lower to = higher
compared with yesterdays finish,
May, 945saai, and corn was un-
changed TO Il up, May, 82Aaas. Oats
were unchanged to Is up; rye. 2sa5s
lower, and barley unchanged to / cent
n Tl--.Y -
Evening star., 1935-02-05

president of the
trust division OF
the A IN e r j ca n
Bankers ASSocia-
ton, will preside,
and present-day
problems in the
administration of
estates and trusts
will be featured
on the program.
Rudolf S. Hecht,
president of the
American Bank
ers' Association,
will be among the
speakers. J. w.
AI1;cOn O pich.
Evening star., 1935-02-05
MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK. February s. R.-Call
money steady; ] per cent az gay n.,
Prime commercial paper. u.
Bankers acceptances unchanged
Rediscount rate. New York Reserve
Bank, Ia per cent
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SALES RISE REPORTED
BY SAFEWAY STORES
Nv the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, February 5.-Safeway
Stores System reports sales for the
four weeks ended January 26 Of $1S.-
s42, ,sss, against sic, ,4se ,5se for the like
period last year, an increase Of 14.3
per cent.
Evening star., 1935-02-05
SAVANNAH NAVAL STORES

SAVANNAH. February 8 0H.-Turpen-
tine frm. 5OA: sales; 4; receipts. 10:
sales 81: receipts. 1872: shipments. 3:
4.2O; r. 4.55; q and q. $50; /. 4.65; x.
40; n. 4:55: N, 6.16; VIC. 500; WV,
Evening star., 1935-02-05
BANKERS TO STUDY
TRUST PROBLEMS
Capital Group Will Attend
MidWinter Sessions at
New York.
BY EDWARD C. STONE.

Washington bankers are planning
TO attend the sixteenth annual Mid
winter trust conference in New
York next week, Leon M. Little,
Evening star., 1935-02-05
Baltimore Quotations.

BALTIMORE. February 5 OP.-(Closel,
wheat No. y. red Winter garlicky; spot
domestic. 97ss; February. 91ss.
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RUBBER FUTURES.

rubber futures opened quiet. to 8 higher
March. 12.s1b; May. 1898: July. 1910;
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S were steady.
Chicago Cash Market.

Chicago Cash Market.
Cash wheat, No. red, 9734; No. 2
hard, 10212 No. 2 mixed, 100; corn,
No. 2, S6l2; No. white, 9O34; oats,
No white, 52l2. Rye and buckwheat,
no sales; soybeans. No. yellow. 1.22.
Barley, 65-1.20: timothy seed, 1915
1900 hundredweight; clover seed,
15.75-22.00 hundredweight.
Evening star., 1935-02-05
New York Cotton
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, February 5.-Cotton
futures held steady in q comparatively
quiet market today. Offerings were
light and prices worked up a few
points during the afternoon on trade
buying and covering.
May sold up from 1882 to 1888,
while other active months showed net
gains Of S to points in the late after
noon.
Evening star., 1935-02-05

= IN Davega Strs ta10c).
30A o4h Deere q Co. -.
20N 19 Deere&Co pf tj20c)..
AN San Delaware 4 Hudson
Evening star., 1935-02-05

43h 40 Mac ARdrsws&F ~.
1l3h l13h MacAnd & F pf t6).
go 28h Mccall Corp d..
13 e&4 McCrory Strs A lk)
12h Oh McCrory Strs B tk) ).
50 SO McCrory Strs pf (k)
I3 36A Mcintyre Porcu ~
81 9Oh McKeesport T p tD
SH tn McKesson Il Rob
AN 81 McKesson Il Rob pf
l5h II Mcclellan Stores tk}
28n 25h Mack Truck d..
44h 3Sh Macy tR H)& Cot2)
ga 6h Madison So Garden.
22A 1874 Magma Copper 90.
1914 13 Madison & Co Of. ..
2 IN Manati Sugar tk).
6h 4 Manati Sugar of (k)
81 5 Marancha Corp.
c2 l7h Man Elev m 3 tk)..
6sk 6 Marine Midld t40c).
7 3N Market ST Ry Or pf.
IN 81 Marshall Field 80.
80 27sA Mathisson Alkt1h)
a Al May Dept Str tl.6oD
81 51z Maytag Co -....
36M 33 Maytag pf WV 80. .
81 S4h Maytag lst Of 3d..
27N PAN Mssta Mach t1h). d.
3M 8 Mia mi Copper. 80.
1874 IL Mid-Cont Petth50c)
1874 11h Midland Steel Prod /.
81 So Minne-Honey t3A =,
81 ~ Mimi Moline Pow
AIN BAN MINI Moline Pow pf
GA ~ Mo Kan q Texas. E.
IAN lOh Mo Kan & Texas pf /.
4 2H Mo Pacific of tk)...
60h IS Monsanto c (D..
3Oh 25A Montgomery Ward.
" n Mot her Lode. ..:.
2ass "a Motor Products. %.
l1s4 9k Motor Wheel. 800.
l2h 9 Mullins Mfe.
50 36h Mullins Mfg pf. ....
8 61& Murray Corp. .....s
Evening star., 1935-02-05
LiVerpOoI Grain Prices

LIVERPOOL February LR.-Wheat
futures closed weak.
Evening star., 1935-02-05
LIVERPOOL Quotations.

LIVERPOOL. February R.-Cotton.
$4,000 bales; including e:49o American
higher; quotations in pence. American
strict good middling. 7.67: good middling.
strict low middline, 892; low middling
6.67: strict good ordinary. 6.47; good ordi-
mary. 6.17. Futures closed quiet; March.
GIT; May, 6.72; July 6.67: October. 6.56;
December, 6.54; January. 6.63.
Evening star., 1935-02-05

ll:OO Am. l3O.OOO 1890 NoOn $4,000
l:0O Pm. o5OOO0 200 P.M .420 900
Dividend rates given IN the above table
oeciarations sIIai, ny ,-.dr. ,.. than nm , .,.,- ~
80 in stock hPad last regular bPayabe in
stock ePsyable In cash fPus special
soeE sPlus ~ in stock aPaid this lAccumula;ed
Eanzed mPlus 6S in stock nPlus go in stock pPius ga
Evening star., 1935-02-05
INSURANCE STOCKS

NEW YORK February UP.-Nev York
Security Dealers Association:
Evening star., 1935-02-05

ZISs lOH Dycl ~ :" '.ss'
4Oss 36h California Pkg'ihI
Az 3h Calumet Il Hecla. :.
lles !h Campbell Wyant...
l6ss Is Canada Dry q A I'd
1884 liz Canadian Pacific :.
tn 5.4 Capital Admin tA).
81 33N Cap Admin pf A t3)
81 51% Case - ID Co.
SO 92 Case d ID pt t4)...
4Oh 36h Caterpillar ttD...
35h 28ss Celanese Corp.
4ss 2ACe'otex Co (k).....
l5n 1884 Celotex 20 of tkl..
2t9s IN Cent Aguire tlh)..
AZ 3s4s Cerro de Pasco t2)..
45A Ala Ches 4 OHIO tz.sO).
44h 3eA Ches-Corp '2hD...
3 ~ Chi Mil ST P & Pac.
Az 39s Chi Mil ST p &P pf.
-. 4h Chi & Northwestern
l0M 3 Chi & Northwest Of.
iA 6 Chi Pneumatic Iooi
26h % Chi Pneu Tooi pr. ..
29h z6M Chickasha c . t2)..
TN 5h Childs Co. .........
An 35h Chrysler Corp a..
~ s7 City Ice & r Of 6h.
lh u City Stores tk).
"a " City Stores ctfs tk)
6A Ar City Stores A tkb...
81 55h Coca-Cola tAJt3J..
1SA 1bsa Coigate-P p t60c)..
l021a lO1 Colg-Palm-P pf ,6)
I5A l-h Collins & Aikman.
5Ls An Colo Fuel q lron'k)
2Sh ~ Colo Fuel & lr pftk)
1874 II Colorado & South.
7% bh Col Gas Il Eiec. e.
59h IS Col g Il FL pf A 80.
40 Ban Colum Pt, vtctm1).
10 81 Colum Carb t3.4O)..
449s 39h Comcl Credit t2)...
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6zA 56s4 Comci Inv Irtt235)
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IN IN Comwlth Il South.
30 GSh COmWtth Il > pr to1
SAN 3lM Congoleum- N Il SOD
l0ts en- Consoi Cigar .....
10 7214 Con Cs pr pt WV eh
w 5h Consol Film.
21As 1914 Con sol Film of (32)
22ss ~ Consol Gas N 7 az.
81 78h Consoi Gas pt t6)..
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liz 110h Consol Oil pft D...
In AConsoi Textile -.
lS4 IN Container Corp tA),
5h Az Container Corp tB).
6a. 51A Cont Baking a..
II Cont Baking ,BD..
tOM 46A Cont Baking Of 80
b7s. 62s. Cont Can ,24Ob :.
"a 20M Cont Insur fl.36).
Ia =. Cont Motors. ...
1914 I6n Cont o Del th5OcD.
AZ 44A Corn Ex Blk & Trt1
66M 6zA Corn Prod Ref t3D-
1914 149 Corn Products pft7)
6h 5% Coty Inc. ..........
;6M 35h Cream of Whit t3A.
l4h 121a Crosley Radio. .....
26M 23ss Crown Cork q 8 ID
5M 4 Crown-Zellerback..
25h 20h Crucible Steel. .....
6ss 5sS CupAn.Am Sugar.
Al 40h Cuban-Am Sugar of
2zM 1Sk Curtis Publishing. I.
10l y31s Curtis Pub Of 10.
3 On Curtiss Wright. 90.
lOM tn Curtiss Wright tA)
791a 73k Cushmans pf CD.
Evening star., 1935-02-05

~ 81 Yellow Truck ....
II 3S Yellow Truck pf. .
II 19 Young Sp Il w i1).
2lK 1Sh Youngstown So T.
Evening star., 1935-02-05

2ls IN Zenith Radio. ..... 2 Il
A. Toniie Products Z
Sales of Stocks on the New Yor
Evening star., 1935-02-05

l6L 15% KaysertJ& Co soc.
2s4 1h Kelly-Spring 7 lE.
1884 TN Kelly Sp Tire - Of
1874 IGN Kelvinator Cp 50c.
95 90% Kendall Co Of 3D..
1884, l6h Kennecott c (60c)..
IL 10l. Kimberly-Clark. -.
5M ~ Kinney &C RI Co. -.
3S 32h Kinney 90 RI pf...
IN POM Kresge tSS) u....
69h 60 Kress IS H )fD...
2Sa4 :31x Kroger Gr&Bk I so.
Evening star., 1935-02-05

WOODWARD STOCK at New Top.
woodward & Lothrop common stock
scored a new high mark on the Wash
ington Stock Exchange today, four Is
share sales taking place at 80. The
stock closed last week at % after a
days sales which totaled IT'S shares.
The stock closed today with 80 bid
and 81 asked.
Only one other stock appeared on
the board today, 10 shares of Mergen-
thaler Linotype changing ownership
at 311s. This was new high price
for this year and last, the last previous
transaction being recorded at 80. The
issue closed with 81 bid and BIZ
asked. Bond prices were strong again
but there were no sales.
La opinión., 1935-03-16
E. REGRESO De
HELEN WILLS
ESTA PROXIMO
La ~ex-campeona de tennis
inicio sus practicas en-
San Francisco

SAN FRANCISCO, Calf, Mario
ID Helen Wills Moody, ex-cam-
peona nacional de tennis, ACADIA de
empuhar nueyamente Ia raqueta
para entrar en- acci6n, por la pri-
mera vez desde que en- 1888 Sc VIC
forzada a salir del torneo nacional
euando jugaba con Helen Jacobs
en- defensa de su tftulo. Mrs. Moo
dy sufri6 en- esa OCCASION una frac
tura en- la espalda, y tuyo que re-
tirarse del deporte.
Isl TODD va bien, habra tempo
para haeer mis- planes, declare la
ex-campenna euando Sc lie pregun-
to cuando regresaria a las compe-
tencias naeionales de tennis. AGA
BIO de empexar, y esta practica es
solo la primera de muchas que es-
pero me ponsan en- condolences de
regresar a competencia a%etiva".
Sin previo a~nuncio, Mrs. Moody
Sc present6 en- la cancha del Ca
lifornia Tennis Club y durante 20
minutes hizo rebotar Ia bola con-
ira Ell tablero.
Durante sus dos amos de ausen.
cis del tennis, Mrs. Moody Sc ha
dedicado a la nataeion para vio-
lentar su ESTABLISHMENTS.
La opinión., 1935-03-16
SIR CAMPBELL
LISTO PARA
OTRA PRUEBA
No desiste de su proposito
de correr 800 millas por
bora, en- Daytona

DAYToNA BEACH, Fla, Mario
15.- Sir Malcolm Campbell, quien
reeientemente superb su propio re-
cord de 272 millas por bora al CO.
rrer un promedio de 276, esta listo
para l~anzarse a I'm nuevo lntento
la seman proxima en- ell Bluebird,
dispuesto a a%lcanzar su objective
de 800 millas por bora.
Sir Campbell ha ~despreciado nu
merosas peticiones que lie han lle-
gado de Tn~glaterra y Estados Uni
dos, para que desista de su pro-
p6sito &c correr nuevamente en- las
arenas de Daytona Beach. sehalan
dose Ell gran peligro de muerte en-
que Sc We cuando aborda Ell Blue
bird para ~lanzarlo a toda yeloci-
dad en- la playa. Sin embargo, ei
as ingles ha declarado estar dis
puesto a no retirarse hasta que ha-
va corrido 300 millas, para 10 cuai
trajo desde Inglaterra al gigantesco
automovil en- que ha establecido
s,ls records anteriores.
La opinión., 1935-03-16

una posicion ventajosa en- las
competencias en- que tome par
tie.
A pesar de la violencia de
la organization, Mexico lleva
un grupo nutrido, aunque no
muy selecto pero que esta en-
condolences de imponerse sobre
las naciones participates.
Aunque sus estrellas de cam.
pc y pista no pudieron superar
varios de los records estableci-
dos en- los segundos Juegos Cen
troamericanos de la Habana, sc
lie conceden fuertes probabilida
des de triunfo en- basket ball,
no obstante que las quintas de
Cuba y Panama Sc perfiIsn CO.
mo poderosos ~rivales.
Sin embargo, cualquiera que
sea ell resultado de esta compe.
tencia International, Mexico re
cibira una leceion: ST CANA, por
que comprendera que tiene SUI
~ficiente material humane que
no ha podido desarrollar por la
falta de organization, y 81 pier
de, porque Sc dara cuenta, una
e mas, de que nunca Sc pue-
de llevar a feliz termino una G.
bra cuando no Sc ha contado
con una preparation cuidadosa.
La opinión., 1935-03-16
FL PROGRAMA DE LAS
~cOMPETENClAS

Por considerar de gran ~interes,
para los deportistas mexicanos, IN
sertamos a continuation ell calen-
dario de fechas en- que Sc etectua-
ran las competencias de los Ill Jue
COS Deportivos Centroamericanos
en- San Salvador, Y en- donde estar
representado nuestro pals, particl-
pando en- todos los eventos, salvo
en- golf y trio al pichon. Els decir,
Mexico tomara parte en- trece even
tos.
Sabado 16 de marzo.-Ceremonia
de aperture de los Juegos en- ell rs
tadio.
Domingo II de marzo.-Atletis-
mo, Box. Esgrima, Luchas.
Lunes is de marzo.-Atletismo,
box, esgrima, luchas.
Martes 10 de Marco Box, es-
grima. luchas, atletismo.
Microbes co. Atletismo, box. es
grima, luchas.
Jueves 21.- Atletismo, box, esgri
ma, luchas.
Viernes e. Box. esgrima. lu-
chas. ~natacion, tennis.
SAbado a. Esgrima, trio, nata-
cion, tennis, volly ball.
Domingo "a Esgrima, trio, ma
tacion, polo, foot ball, tennis, vo-
Hey ball.
Lunes 25.- Esgrima. trio, nata-
cion. foot ball. tennis, volley ball,
base ball.
! Martes 2e.-- Escrima. trio. ecues