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La opinión., 1935-10-12
APPREHENSION DE MExlcANos

Despues de que Beckner, con Ia
ayuda de la policia de Azusa. pro-
cedio a la captura de los que que
rian robarse la cosecha, Sc hizo un
cateo aprehendiendo en- la casa a
la que corresponds ell solar donde
crecia la nociva planta. a JESUS Ro
jas, Antonio Figueroa, Frank Vas
quez, Rogue Nevarez y Polita Vas
quez.
La policia dice que Polita trato
de correr cuando llamaron a la
puerta. pero luego que la captura-
ron la obligaron a desenraizar la CO.
secha, para conducirla como evil
dencia a Ia estacion de policia de
Los Angeles.
La opinión., 1935-10-12
)O(
PROTESTA CONTRARY A-
LA EN- PACHUCA

PACHUCA, Hgo., Octubre -
(Exc!usivo). - Cerca de c%uarenta
obreros recorrieron anoche las ca
lies de esta ciudad. lanzando nue.
ras a Italia Y protestando por la
guerra italo-etfope.
La policia Sc limito a mantener
ell orden. disolviendose la manifes-
tacion despues de haber recorrido
varias Gales.
La opinión., 1935-10-12
MANOS A LA OBRA

"Tendremos que nacerIo Inmedia-
tamente". les contesto, y llevando-
los en- su mismo auto fueron hasta
Azusa, en- donde encontraron la RIGA
plantation en- que las matas de la
m~arihuana crecian frondosas a 10
largo de los zurcos de maiz.
Una vez en- Ell lugar, y hacienda
les Greer que iba a llevar I'm ca
mion para levantar toda la cosecha
ell detective fue en- busca de ayuda
de las autoridades. y Sc logro la
apprehension de Donald w. Ram
sey. de % amos; Edward D%obrinen,
de q. Y Toby Whidden.
La opinión., 1935-10-12
DAN AYUDA A
I'm MEXICANO
Colectas para ell entierro
de SUI esposa

Listas de personals de Claremont
y Pomona. respectivamente. que
contribuyeron para ayudar al COM
patricia Felix Moreno, del prime
70 de dichos lugares. con motive
de la muerte de III esposa, ocu-
rrida tragicamente en- san Jose,
Calf, hace pocos dias. Los con-
tribuyentes, a iniciativa de ami
COS del senior Moreno. fueron es-
tos, segGn listas que da a conocer
ell senior Ruperto D~ominguez:
La opinión., 1935-10-12
3 LIBERTADOS EN- Ell IN
CIDENTE DE LA BAN
DERA MAJ
cIupAp DE MEXICO, Oct. /

cIUDAD DE MEXICO, Oct. II.
-Sobre ell incidente de la bandera
nazi, ocurrido ell domingo en- la Ave
nida Juarez. han quedado en- IL
bertad ell licenciado Eugenio Men
dez, Salvador Ochoa y Roberto Co
mez, porque las autoridades respec
twas les eX%oneraron de responsible
lidad en- los successes. comprendien-
do 10 impossible de Que para nadie
hubiera sido controlar los actos de
una multitud e~nardecida.
La opinión., 1935-10-12
co'eetado en- claremont, Calf:

Pablo Perez. SOC: Juan Enrf-
quez 100; Celso Garcia soc: jose
Duarte soc; JESUS Garlic 25c;
Erasmo Regalado soc; Pedro Sc
villa soc; Guadalupe Quezada soc;
Faustino Tellez soc; Gregorio Her
nandez Csc: margarine Ramirez.
Loo; Francisco Ornelas, LOO; Pa
bio Carrasco soc; Jose Aguayo.
Csc; Cristina Monies soc: j. Ines
Sanchez 100; Placido Garcia Csc:
Perfecto Parrilla Csc; Irinea Pa
rtilla soc: Maria Ornelas Zoe; Je-
sus Aguilera Csc; Anastasio Ro-
jas SC; Josefa Alvarez 25c; vi
cente Raso 100; Victoriano zdhi-
ga Csc: Juan Villegas soc: Aure-
lilo Cervantes 25c; Jose Ma. Oroz-
CO soc; Pedro Centeno csc; Cage
tano Mendoza soc; Manuel Selling
Ice: Jose Gonzalez 100; Frino
Busto5 soc.
La opinión., 1935-10-12
DESFILE DE PROTESTA
EN- MEXICO
cIUDAD DE MEXICO. no.

cluDAD DE MEXICO, Oct. II.
-(UP).- Diez mil nlhos mexica-
nos, escolares todos, participaron
hoy en- una gran demonstration de
protesta contra la invasion Italia
ma en- tiopia. Durante ell desfile va
rios profesores Sc dirigieron a los
pequehos para expllcarles ell signl-
ficado de dictadura e imperialis-
mo.
La opinión., 1935-10-12
Ell OR.
DEN EN- MERIDA

CIUDAD DE MEXICO. octubre
11.-(Hilo directo).- El ~presidente
de la Rep1blica Sc dirigio hoy a las
autoridades militares de Merida.
Yucatan. ordenando que Sc manten
ga ell orden a toda costa. evitando
mayores disturbios.
La opinión., 1935-10-12
FuNDEMos Escuelas MExlcANAS
BoLETlN DE Ia UNION DEF
cOST1RERAS

FL Organizador de IA Rama Es-
pamela de la Union de Costureras.
senior Jes1s NJ. Gonzalez, envia el
siguiente boletin:
La International Ladies Gar
ment Workers Union" a la cual
esta afiliada nuestra Rama de Ha-
La opinión., 1935-10-12
D|Ez AER0PL AMOS EN- BUSCA De UN N|NO PERDlD0
500 H0mbres C0mbaten I'm Incendi0
En- Ia iona de PeIiQrO

Una muohaoha de Los Angeles Sc encuentra EN- la
iona de guerra de Utopia, sirviendo EN- las ~brigadas de la
Cruz Roja. Es Miss Lois Jean Briggs, de 20 amos, quien
al terminar sus estudios ell ell Institute BibIico de esta ciu-
dad fue comisionada ell aho de 1882 para ir a Absinia,
donde ahora lie sorprendio ell confIicto.
-Foto |. |. News
La opinión., 1935-10-12
ruNpEmos EscueIas mExIcANAs
CELEBRATION DE LA COME
DERAcIoN DE soclEDADEs
HOY

Con motive de la toma de pose
sion de su nueva Mesa Directiva'
del Cuerpo Executive, la Confede-
racion de %sociedades Mexicanas ha
venido preparando desde hace algu-
nos dias un suntuoso festival que
Sc efectrara esta noche a las S p.
M. en- ell Los Angeles Ball Room
sito en- ell No. 1920 de la Gale Flo
wer. al sur.
La agrupaci6n que nos ocupa, en-
session reciente, dispuso hacer hoy
ell festival de ~referencia, approve
ohando la circunstancia de poder
rendir pleito homemade de simpa-
tia al descubridor del nuevo mum
do Cristobal Colon. en- OCCASION de
la magma fecha que hoy Sc celebra
nor todas las naciones de habla es
pahola.
La opinión., 1935-10-12
sEsIoNAN Ell LUNEs;

Ese dia sesionan en- Los Ange'
les. las agrupaciones siguientes: Ia
Sociedad de Madres MeXicanas, Ell
81 No. 1871 de la Gale rs, al Este
Ia Sucursal No. l del Partido LlDe-
raj Mexicano. en- ell No. 4005 de Ia
avenida Brooklyn; la Legion Ae-
ronautica Mexicana, en- ell NO. l9ls
aa washington Place, la Union de
costureras. en- ell No. S2S IL de
Broadway, al sur; la Union de Co
santes, en- ell No. 3945 de la aVenl-
da Brooklyn; los clubes CoroiaIls
IA Social, en- ell No. 502 de la Gale
Ducomun, a las 3 p. m; ell Ate
mas. en- ell Campo de Recreo Dow
nev. 1776 de i. Gale Spring al NOT
ta: ell Happy Go Lucky y ell JuVe-
nil del Atletico Mexico. en- ell Cam
M de Recreo de Evergreen; ell Ar
tistico Latino "Azteca'', en- ell OIL
vera Roof Garden. No. so de la ca
lie olvera, a las 2 p. m; ell Natio-
nal Recreativo MeXicano. en- la lsle
sia de la Purisima; Y ell Ideal de
Sehoritas. en- ell Campo de Recreo
de Menlo, esquina de Ia calle Men
In V Santa Barbara Ave.
FuNpEMos Escuelas mExlcANAS
CELEBRATION DE LA COME
pERAcIoN DE SoclEDADES
HOY
Evening star., 1935-01-13
(copyright. 1889
Reception and Dance Of
South Carolina Society

WV AA eA SA4AAo SSSASSy
Members Of the South Carolina So
ciety Of Washington will combine
business with pleasure at the Shore
ham Hotel Tuesday evening, when they
will meet to elect officers for 1885 and
to honor the States congressional
delegation with . reception, dance and
buffet supper. The officers will be
elected at q business meeting to be
held at $50 O'Clock. Immediately
following the 30-minute business ses-
sion the receiving line will form and
dancing will begin.
The society annually honors the
States congressional delegation with
q reception and dance. The congress
sional guests Of honor will be Senator
and Mrs. Ellison Durant Smith. Sen
ator and Mrs. James F. Byrnes, Rep
resentative and Mrs. Hampton p.
Fulmer. Representative and Mrs. John
J. McSwain, Representative and Mrs.
Allard H. Gasque, Representative and
Mrs. Thomas 8. Mcmillan, Represen-
tative and Mrs. John c. Taylor and
Representative and Mrs. James p.
Richards.
The officers Of the society are: Rep
resentative Hampton P. Fulmer, presi-
dent; Mrs. James r. Byrnes, first vice
president: Mr.. Hugh Z. Phillips, Sec
ond vice president; Mr.. Edgar Morris,
third vice president; Mr.. Charles E.
Jackson, fourth vice president; Mr..
]. Austin Latimer, secretary, and Mr..
Ben p. Fishburne, treasurer.
Evening star., 1935-01-13
Pennsylvania Sociey's
Congressional Party Ian. 25

The Pennsylvania Society will have
the new members of the States con-
gressional delegation as their guests of
honor at the entertainment and dance.
which they will hold Friday evening.
January Is, at the Shoreham Hotel,
Other guests of honor will be mem
bers Of the Germantown Lions Club of
Philadelphia. Mr.. Woodrow Darrow,
tailtwister Of the club, will act as mas
ter Of ceremonies during the enter
tainment program and introduce men,
bers of the club who have wide repu-
tations as artists and entertainers.
Representative Robert F. Rich,
president Of the society. Mrs. Rich
and officers Of the society, will head
the receiving line, in which a number
Of the States representatives and their
wives will also take q part.
Renewed interest Is being shown In
the society's activities, and Pennsyl-
vanians who have recently taken resi-
dence in the Capital, are applying for
information regarding membership to
the secretary. Mr.. A. M. Gulick, in
Room I'LL of the New House Office
Building.
Evening star., 1935-01-13
Needle Work Guild of
Capital-Distribut utior

The annual meeting Of the First
Needlework Guild Of Washington will
be held tomorrow morning at IL
O'Clock in the Diocesan House at 1929
K street northwest, when the dis
tribution of work will be made. The
Needlework Guild was organized by
the late Mrs. Jane o. Mahon January
30, 1889, as distinctly a Washington
charity for the poor Of the District
and only for those who make their
home in Washington.
The Guild was left by Mrs. Mahon
to her daughter, Mrs. Craig, wife Of
Col. Robert Craig, U. S. A., who
was assisted In the work by her neigh
bors and personal friends. The
work was carried on in the home Of
Col. and Mrs. Craig at 1922 street
northwest where the bundles were
wrapped and distributed and the work
done. After the death of Mrs. Craig.
the Bishop Of Washington was made
warden, Mrs. Craig having taken
every precaution to make the organi-
zation as permanent as possible to
care for the poor Of the District. In
more recent years Mrs. Richard C.
Dean served as president, having been
selected for that position by Mrs.
Craig. Mrs. Dean served until a few
years ago and Mrs. John I. Palmer
now occupies the place of president,
other officers being Mrs. L. w. Eug-
ster. treasurer, Mrs. Henry Ewing, re-
cording secretary, Mrs. William
Wheatley. corresponding secretary,
and Mrs. Elkins Reed, the custodian
Of supplies. The working headquar-
tiers are maintained at 2 Dupont
Circle, where all requests for bundles
must be sent by tomorrow, the bundles
to be called for Monday morning.
Evening star., 1935-01-13
i565-B

tops the bodice. And seam through
the hipline gives the design the eject
Of . two.piece dress. The back Is
made perfectly plain, with darts at
the waist to take care Of excess full
ness. Sleeves are plain three-quarter
ones.
Belts are important this season. The
sketch shows purchased cincture
chosen to match color in the print.
This may be worn INTERCHANGEABLE
! with different styles. Sashes, in two
bright colors, are favorite fashion.
So are tailored belts Of the print.
stiffened. These close with buckles
and look smart for morning wear.
Printed silks and synthetic weaves
show mat surfaces. Navy, black,
pastels and clear white are popular.
The designs. floral, geometric or con-
fetti does, stand out in relief against
their crepey backgrounds.
Barbara Bell Pettern 1868 Is de-.
signed in sizes -. So. 80. %. =. a
Evening star., 1935-01-13
Alabama Delegation
Guests of State Society

Honoring the members Of the con-
gressional delegation, the Alabama
Society Of Washington will entertain
with q reception and dance Wednes-
day evening In the Kennedy-Warren
at $3.50 o'clock when Mr.. Hugh G.
Grant, president Of the society, and
Mrs. Grant, assisted by Q reception
committee, will receive the members
and their invited guests.
One Of the innovations planned for
this affair will be to organize the
society into groups according to the
Alabama congressional districts and
to afford an opportunity for residents
Of each district to become better ac-
quainted with each other and with
the Representative from the district.
Boxes, decorated with the State colors
OF red and white, will be arranged
for Senator and Mrs. Hugo L. Black,
Senator and Mrs. John H. Bankf.ead,
Representative and Mrs. John Nc
Duf1e, Representative and Mrs. Lister
Hill. Representative Henry Stegall,
Representative and Mrs. Sam Hobbs,
Representative and Mrs. Joe Starnes,
Representative w. B. Oliver, Repre-
sentative and Mrs. w. B. Bankhead,
Representative A. c. Carmichael,
Representative and Mrs. George Hud-
dleston, Representative and Mrs.
Miles G. Allgood and Representative
and Mrs. Lamar Jeffers.
The congressional district chair
men Of the society who will have
general charge Of the entertainment
and act as sponsors for the congress
sional set are, for the first district,
Miss Nina Gluckstein. Of Mobile, Miss
Leila Taylor of Uniontown and Mr..
L. j. Bugg of Monroeville; second
district, Mrs. Robert Winston, Mrs.
Pitt Lamar Matthews and Mr.. j. D.
Harris Of Montgomery: third district,
Mrs. B. Y. Martin, of Ozark and
Mr.. E. K. Mcdowell Of Eufaula;
fourth district, Mr.. S. w. Hawkins, of
Odenville and Miss Edna Clay. Of
Selma; fifth district, Mrs. Miles C..
Allgood of Gadsden, and Mr. w. M.
Mcdonald, of Albertville; sixth dis
trict, Mrs. Harry R. Fulton. of Tus-
caloosa and Mr.. William Foster; sew
enth district, Mrs. Paul Spearman, Of
Hamilton, and Mr.. Joe Short, Of
Jasper; eighth district, Miss Juanita
Buchanan, of Decatur, and Mr.. Mar
win Kelley of Hartselle, and, ninth
district, Miss Frances Youngblood,
Miss Pauline Byrd, Miss Lovey Sad
Ter and Mr.. Morgan Baker, all Of
Birmingham.
The grand march will be led by
Mrs. Oscar w. Underwood, widow of
Alabamas distinguished Senator. who
will be a guest Of honor on this oc-
casion, followed by dancing from 10
until l o'clock. All Alabamians re-
siding in Washington are cordially in
vited to attend this function.
The next meeting of the society will
be held February in the Kennedy
Warren when University Night" will
be featured. Mr.. Hugh Dowling, OF
Ozark, Alabama. assisted by special
committee of representatives Of the
educational institutions of the State,
will be in charge of this program, and
Alabama students enrolled in the va
rious universities and colleges OF
Washington will be the honor guests.
Evening star., 1935-01-13

Chinese Raise Tobacco.
China's flue-cured tobacco crop last
season weighed 10000, 900 pounds.
Evening star., 1935-01-13
Daughters of Founders
And Patriots BRIDGE

Filled to the limits Wednesday were
the card rooms of the Women's City
Club at the bridge party given by the
D. c. Chapter, Daughters of Founders
and Patriots of America, whose mem
bers are all women with ancestral his
tory. Harking back to Colonial days
and Revolutionary ancestry, besides
Mayfower descendants, French Hugue-
notS. blue -blooded Massachusetts, and
Connecticut women, descendants of
Colonial Governors, first families Of
Virginia and settlers of Maryland,
were in the company.
Mrs. John K. Freiot, State president;
Mrs. William Bonar Bell, State vice
president, and Mrs. William Goff
Sears, historian, received the guests.
Among the many playing were the
national president, Mrs. Thaddeus M
Jones, and her guests, Mrs. William
M. Hannay, Mrs. Frank w. Mahin,
State councillor and vice president of
the Colonial Danes, With her guests;
Mrs. Howard l.. Hodgkins with Mrs.
Holmes. Mrs. Richards, Miss Alice
johnson and Mrs. Thomas B. Brown
as guests; Mrs. Lawrence Quirillo, ma
tlonal vice president Of the G. A. R.;
Miss Kate M. Jaquette, State treasurer,
with Mrs. Totten, Mrs. Roger Will
liams and Mrs. Woodbridge; Miss
Porter, with her sister, Mrs. Jessie
Porter Wood. State corresponding Sec
retary, and Mrs Beard.
Miss Sophie Casey, Mrs. David H.
Moore, Mrs. John C. Christopher and
Mrs. Redwood Vandegrift had tables,
as did Miss Whillden, State chaplain,
with her sister, Mrs. Crane, entertain
Ing Mrs. Lou E. Hicks and another
guest.
Others playing were Mrs. Frank B.
Steele, Mrs. j. B. Connolly, Mrs. Meta
Cole, Mrs. M. Whitmarsh, Mrs.
Charles D. Mackey, Mrs. w. F. Dales,
Mrs. w. H. Whitney, Mrs. Weber, Mrs.
George w. Eastman, Mrs. Parker,
Mrs. Charles E. Morganston, Mrs. E.
J. Lang and Mrs. M. E. Woodward,
State registrar.
Evening star., 1935-01-13
New York Society Party
At Shoreham January 2e

The New York State Society's social
event for January will be in the form
Of prize party" to be held at the
Shoreham Hotel Saturday, January
26. with the music featured by the
New Yorkers. Invitations are being
extended to the entire New York con-
gressional delegation to be honor
guests and a reception in their honor
will precede the dancing. New York.
ers, who have recently moved to
Washington or who are visiting in
the city, are cordially invited to at
tend the party.
Door prizes will be awarded. and
prize waltzes danced to the strains of
Strauss melodies will be q feature of
the evening. Members may invite
their friends, tickets to be secured at
the door or from the officers listed
below.
The committees appointed by the
president are: Reception Committee,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Jerome Lghtfoot,
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel J. Gompers.
Mrs. william Richard. Mrs. Lamar
Harris and Mrs. Walter Sutcliffe;
Junior Reception Committee, Miss
Mary Teresa Paro, chairman; Door
Committee, Mr.. William Richard,
chairman. assisted by DR.. Lamar
Harris and Miss Leona Decker; Floor
Committee, Mr.. Walter Sutcliffe.
chairman, assisted by Mr.. Frank
Hollister: Membership Committee. Mr..
G. M. Little and Miss Pauline B.
Paro. Additional information regard
ing the dance or membership In the
society may be obtained from DR..
w. ]. Davis, president, Mr.. G. M.
Little. treasurer, or Miss Pauline B.
Paro, secretary, Dupont Circle Apart
ments.
Evening star., 1935-01-13


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Evening star., 1935-01-13
German Grumblers Jailed.

Four persons are known to have
been arrested In Germany and SEN
fenced to imprisonment for grumb-
Ling and "slandering the Nazi re-
gime." One person at Anhalt Is
serving six months in Jail. Arrests
also were made at Bremen and Bruins
wick. The arrests were made IN con-
nection with the campaign against
those who complain.
Evening star., 1935-01-13
Albanian Minister Guest
. Sneaker at Women s Club

The Minister of Albania, Mr..
Faik Konitza, will be the honor
guest at luncheon of the education
section of the Twentieth Century
Club, Thursday, at 1890 O'Clock at
the Y. w. c. A., when he will ad-
dress the section on 1.-THE Education
on Girls in Albania"
Evening star., 1935-01-13
Mrs. O'Day Guest Of
Peace and Freedom League

Mrs. Caroline ODay, newly elected
Representative in Congress from New
York. will be guest Of honor Of the
Women's International League for
Peace and Freedom at a reception at
the home Of Mrs. L. Corrin Strong
Sunday afternoon, January 20, at 4:3o
o'clock. Miss Elizabeth Wheeler,
daughter of Senator Burton K. Wheel
er of Montana, chairman of the Dis
District Of Columbia branch of the
league. heads the Reception Com
mittee.
Mrs. ODay is national vice chair
man Of the Women's International
League. which conducted a campaign
in her behalf through New York State
before November elections, because of
her long and ardent support Of peace
issues.
Attending the reception in her
honor will be members Of the ma
tional board Of the league, which will
meet in Washington January 10,
among them Mrs. Hannah Clothier
Hull Of Swarthmore, national presi-
dent.
Evening star., 1935-01-13
By BARBARA BELL.

"EM1NINE SoftneSS u ach1eveo II
l. q charming way In this after
noon dress Of printed silk. The
i high neckline is q favorite for
=. Spring. Here 1t Is given q
drapery treatment with bateau lines,
accentuated by buttoned fastenings on
both shoulder seams.
For your first print dress Of the
season you couldn't do better than
choose this pattern. Absence Of COM
plicated detail gives the dress an air
Of chaste simplicity. The beauty of
figured mateLials is lost when it is
unnecessarily cut in way that inter-
feres with the design of the fabric.
Hence the smartest models feature
very simple lines.
This model shows the straight sill
houette of the season. A pleat, at the
right side Of the skirt. provides re-
serve fullness. It also suggestsA wrap
around. 4 deep. slenderizng YOKE
Evening star., 1935-01-13

and 46. Size 81 requires about az
yards of 39-inch material.
Every Barbara Bell pattern includes
an illustrated instruction guide which
Is easy to follow.
Evening star., 1935-01-13
Planes Save Swallows.

Sudden cold in Bavaria caused
death to many swallows migrating
south, and large numbers were placed
in crates and taken to Italy by air.
plane.
Evening star., 1935-01-13

Upper left: Miss Betty
Bland Fitshugh OF Virginia,
Uhose mother, Mrs. Stephen
Conrad Stuntz, announces
her engagement to Mr.. Henry
Edward Stewart, son OF MIR.
and Mrs. Charles Alexander
Ste,Uart of Falls Church, Va.
The wedding ,ptll take place
in the near future.
Upper center: Miss Mary
Elizabeth Bailey of Indiana,
erecutiue secretary OF the
EuanSuiue Red Cross Chap
ter, aDhose engagement to Mr..
James L. Fieser, Uice chair
man in charge of domestic op-
erations of the American Red
Cross, is announced. The
Wedding 1Dill take place in
the Spring.
-Hessler-Henderson Photo.
Upper right: Miss Gladys
Virginia Burroughs, 1DhoSe
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
w. Burroughs of Falls Church,
Va, announce her engage
ment to Mr.. DaUid w. Morris
of this city. Miss Burroughs
is a member of the Tau Beta
Phi Sorority and president of
the Theta Chapter.
, 1935-01-04
Probable Vista
Del Secretario Hull

Una probabilidad de que Ell secre-
tarto de Estado Cordell Hull atien-
da a la convention annual de Ia aso-
ciacion de Texas, de los hombres
de negocios que se verificara en- es-
Z ciudad. los dias 6. z v 8 de JUNO,
rue indicada en- una carta del
miembro del gabinete, recibida Dor
Paul T. Vickers de McAllen. presi-
dente de Ia a~sociacion
En- respuesta de In %invtaclon que
le hacian pidiendole que atendiera
a la convention. el secretario Hull
contesto que sentia SUI inhabilidad
para hacer una condensation defini-
da ahora. pero dijo que Sc le ex-
tendiera otra invitacion cuando Sc
acercara mas Ell tempo de verificar
In convention.
lie aseguraba a Vickers que es-
taba g~randemente interesado en- Ia
convention citada, v especialmente
da Idea de hacer la reunion como
una OCCASION de amigable a~sociacion
entire los hombres de negocios de
Texas y los del norte de Mexico.
Las t~nvitacioneS, ademas de ha-
bersela hecho al secretario Hull. sc
les extendio al Embajador Josephus
Daniels. Y a altos ~oficiales de la
Camara de Concrete de los Esta-
dos UnidoS, y a los oficiales de va
rias camaras de concrete de Mexico.
Sc considera practicamente con
Ia certeSa de que ell Embajador
Daniels atenderA a la reunion.
, 1935-01-04
Ne Fue Plagiada Una
Residente de TYLER

TYLER. Tex, Enero 4. -Fb-La
sehora Johnnie Fay Oxford. hija de
IN p~etrolero de esta region. regre-
No n su casa n las cinco de In ma
drugada de hoy. despues de no sa-
berse de ella desde anoche.
La familia De In sonora Oxford
notified inmediatamente a In po-
licia que In sehora Oxford no ha-
bia venido a In casa. Y In policia
del este del estado buSco toda Ia
noche Ell automovil sedan en- ell cual
habia salido de Ia casa.
La sefiora Oxford salio de su
casa. sin dar alguna ~expicacion a
donde iba. habiendo deSaparecido.
Por ESQ fue que sus parientes sc
mostraron alarmados y dieron par
I've n In policia-
Esta mafiana. ain no sc habia da-
do q conocer In ~explicacion del
porque O donde habia permanecido
mientras sus parientes y Ia policfa
In buscaban.
La sefora Oxford es hija del Sc
hor j. J.. Wheeler. el cual tiene mu-
chos intereses p~etroleros en- esta
region.
cree que haya sido vfctima de
alIhn ladron de AUTOMOBILES o de
I'M hampon.