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Evening star., 1935-06-02
RECEPTION TO HONOR
ACADEMY GRADUATES
Immaculate Conception Class to
Be Guests of A1umnae and
Sisters of Charity.

A reception and tea in honor Of the
graduating class of the Immaculate
Conception Academy will be held at
the convent this afternoon from 3 to
6 o'clock.
The alumnae of the academy and
the Sisters of Charity of st. Vincent
de Paul are to be hosts.
DR.. John Keating Cartwright will
pronounce benediction in the con-
vent chapel prior TO the reception. A
musical program consisting of choral
numbers by students of the academy
has been arranged.
Sister Mary Louise, superior Of the
academy, and Miss Helen M. Cogan,
president of the alumnae. will preside
during the afternoon. They will be
assisted by Miss kathryn Bowers. Miss
Alma Happ, Miss Eileen Fineran and
Miss Nora Ryan.
Evening star., 1935-06-02

day by Rev. Or. John o'Grady, dean.
They are:
DR.. Ruth Reed, who will become
associate professor of social research.
She has done research work In Europe
and taught at Wells College, Pa:
Mount Holyoke College and the UNI
versity of Indiana. She recently pub
lished . book entitled "The Illegiti-
mate Family"
Rev. Lucian Lauerman. formerly
instructor in social work at the Uni
versity OF Portland, Oreg, who will
become instructor In community Or
ganization. For the past two years he
Evening star., 1935-06-02
& v. WILCOX AGAIN
, HEADS SOCIETY
Elected President of Shakespeare
Group for Sixteenth Con-
secutive Time.

Announcement was made yesterday
of the reelection Of E. V. WILCOX as
president of the Shakespeare Society
Of Washington for the sixteenth con-
eecuttve time.
Leander McCormick-G -Goodhart OF
the British Embassy was chosen wee
president. Miss Emma z. Skrivanek,
secretary: Alexander Ueland, treas
urer. and Mrs. Edward r. Foster, Miss
AMY Putnam, Mrs. William E. Bryant.
Miss Ethel Buckingham and Kent
Over to the Executive Board.
Henry D. Fruit was made an hon.
orary life member in recognition OF
his long service.
Preparation of the program for the
next eight monthly meetings and for
two plays was entrusted to special
committee composed of Mr.. Dyer,
Jesse E. Beitch, Mabel o. Wilcox and
Esther Marshman.
The first meeting of the coming
season will be held on the second
Monday in October in Whitby Hall.
Evening star., 1935-06-02

was director of Catholic charities in
Portland.
Miss Alice M. Leahy, who will be-
come instructor in psychiatric work.
She formerly was associated with the
Margaret Barry Settlement House,
the Minneapolis Child Guidance Clin-
ic, the Research Department Of Stan
ford University. and more recently,
q member of the faculty Of the Uni
versity Of Minnesota.
Ray L. HUH and Frederick A. Mo-
ran, who will become lecturers In de-
linuuency. Both have had wide ex-
perience and training. Mr.. Hun Is
parole executive Of the Bureau OF
Prisons, Department of Justice. and
Evening star., 1935-06-02
LEARN-TO-SW|M
CLASSES TO OPEN
200 Men Enrolled in Course
to Begin at Y. N. c. A.
Tomorrow.

With more than 200 men enrolled
and applications still being received
at late hour last night, the an
nual Learn-to-Swim course Of The
Star and the Young Mems Christian
Association will begin tomorrow at
10 am. in the mems pool at the
Central Y. M. c. A, Eighteenth and
G. streets.
An all-day schedule of classes has
been arranged by Dallas Shirley and
william Hutzell, Y. M. c. A. SWIM
ming Instructors, who Will conduct
the swim for safety y-and-pleasure"
campaign.
As Minutes Per Class.
Each class will receive As minutes
of instruction per day. through next
Saturday, when tests Will be given
to see how many Of the students have
graduated from novices to the ranks
of bona fide swimmers. Glasses Will
be held at regular intervals through
out the day until 10 pm.
The popular and efficient American
cravl stroke will be taught during
the course, in accordance with planned
instruction methods that have proved
effective in the past. The preliminary
lessons will have to do chiefly with
breathing and floating exercises, de-
signed to Danish fear of the water
and build up confidence. The StroK-
ing exercises will follow.
Seek tn Overcome Fear.
Overcoming inherent fear OF the
water will be our first objective" Shir-
ev announced. Once commence Is
esta blished, the major obstacle to mas
terry of the art of swimming has been
passed"
White applicants will take their les
sons at the Central Y. M. c. A, while
colored applicants will report at the
twelfth Street Branch of the Y. M
G. A., 1916 Twelfth street. Arthur
Green, physical instructor at the
twelfth Street Branch, will be IN
charge of the colored classes.
All swimming facilities will be sup
njjed free by the Y. M. c. A. Stu
dents are requested to bring no swim
ming paraphernalia of their own.
Evening star., 1935-06-02

for the festival, announced that many
games, pony rides and amusements
would be offered. with prizes presented
to the winners in the main events.
The Washington Boys Independent
Band will take part in the event both
nights,
Evening star., 1935-06-02
Plan MOONLIGHT Excursion.

"A moonlight excursion for The
benefit of the Good Samaritans' Sum-
n,er camp will oe held wednesday
evening, the steamer Potomac leav-
ing the wharf at Sixth and Water
streets southwest at $50 o'clock
Tickets are available at the ticket Of
Ace of the Wilson Line.
Evening star., 1935-06-02

Mr.. Moran Is New York State director
Of the Division Of Parole.
Miss Anna w. Schneider, who was
expected to Join the faculty In Sep
tember, 1884, and who was loaned to
the diocese Of Providence for work
there.
Evening star., 1935-06-02
PARADE AND DINNER
TO FEATURE FESTIVAL

Church of Transfguration Will
Hold Annual Event Thurs
day and Friday.
The June festival of the Church of
TRANSPORTATION. 14l5 Gallatin street,
will be held Thursday and Friday
nights, featured by a parade at 7:D
pm. and a chicken dinner at 5 pm.
Ulysses Butler and w. c. Bowman.
who are in charge of arrangements
Evening star., 1935-06-02
D. c. GROUP TO DETROIT

Women, Will Attend Convention
Of Federation of Clubs.
Several well-known Washington
women will attend the triennial con-
Evening star., 1935-06-02
C. U. SOCIAL WORK
| FACULTY INCREASED
Five Additional Members An.
nounced by Rev. Dr. John :
0'Grady.

The addition Of six members to the
faculty of Catholic University's School
Of Social Work was announced yester-
La opinión., 1935-09-24

las fuerzas de mi alma, a mis- PAL
sanos y al mundo entero: "ESoS
son LOS HEROES.
ST, asi son los heroes: sinceros,
comprensores, rectilineos, heroi-
cos. Y en- medic de TODD este, pro-
fundamente religiosos. Hidalgo, Mo
relos, todos los demas curas, to-
dos los demas sacerdotes; ell Pa
DIRE V'rduzco, en- Zitacuaro; ell Pa
Dire Mercado, en- Michoacan; ell Pa.
Dire Sanchez, en- Queretaro; Ell Pa
Dire Matamoros, en- Jalisco; todos
ellos, no fueron chaqueteros, no
arrojaron a medic canine el es-
tandarte de la Virgen de Guadalu-
pc, nj ell de la Virgen de los La
COS, para hacer al pueblo renegar
de su cristianismo; no pusieron n
cosa en- sus proclamas y otra en-
sus edictos; no derramaron mas
sangre que Ia enemiga ", 81 hubo
de chorrear tamhien sangre insur-
genie, ciento v%einticinco sacerdo-
ties, solo en- los primeros amos, en-
tire los muchos que siguieron a Hi
dalgo, presentaron su pecho an
te ell fusilamiento por las balas vi
rreynales, para demostrar a Ia his
toria como saba morir ell sacerdo-
tie meXicano. por la libertad e indie
p~endencia de la patria. (Aplausos)
Aquellos insurgentes caen... pc
70 de sus eenizas brota la gloria
del triunfo, bendeclda por Dios y
por un pueblo, porque no es YER
dad, sehores, que aquellos heroes
fueron maldecidos por la Iglesia
Catolica. No fue la Iglesia Catoli-
ca Ia que condeno a Hidalgo nj a
Morelos; fueron un grupo de espa-
holes, de enemigos, pues debfan ser
enemigos los que arrojaron sobre
ellos I'm puhado de excomuniones
invalidas. (Aplausos).
Por ESQ, sehores, ouando a vuel-
Ia de doce mese tragioos, salpica-
do con noticias de hecatombe Que
vienen de la Patria. todos los me-
xicanos, dondequiera que estemos,
cerramos los ojos al presente bo-
rrascoso y nos solazamos en- Ia ce-
lebraci6n unida en- la fiesta ella
sica de la Patria. Yo siento un gran
c~onsuelo, porque e que todos no
sotros. quienes quiera que seamos.
nos confundimos en- una sola carl
cia, en- un solo ahrazo, ~envueltos
todos en- el mismo triptico lumino-
so de nuestra bandera mexicana.
Arriba los r~ecuerdos de la ges-
Ia gloriosa!ii wen, oh Padre Hi
dalgo!: con tus soldados y o
tn campana heroiea. y con tus cren
chas de nieve y cor tn ardor de vie
10 sacerdote; yenga ell Pfpila con
su piedra sobre las e~spaldas y con
su tea c%onquistadora en- la mano
La opinión., 1935-09-24

crispada; venga la apuesta vieje-
cita, Dona Josefa Ortiz de Domin-
suez a repetir ell escalofriante Sc
creto por ell ojo de la llave; vengan
Allende y Aldama, cor sus flaman-
les uniformes y los indios de Ato-
%tonilco con sus hondas y sus pa
los, Y los criollos de Valladolid, con
sus fusiles de chispa...! Todos aqui,
en- fila, en- fila i%nvieta y gloriosa;
todos aqui frente al peloton de me-
xicanos vibrantes y patriotas, que
arrastramos nuestro ostracismo por
tierras californianas Y nuestras. ilu-
stones por cumbres do e~popeya...!
Que vuelva a estallar con resonant
elias fragorosas, un CRITIC dnico, ell
mismo en- todos los labios. en- to-
das la almas, Ell CRITIC de Hidalgo.
Ell critic que hoy conmemoramos:
mo mas esclavitud! mo mas
opresionl viva la independence
y viva Ia liberta.f del pueblo me-
xicano. ~(Prolongados ~aplausos).
La opinión., 1935-09-24

parties, en- aquel cuadro de gloria
a hombres como 70, meXicanos CO.
mo 70, adheridos a mi misma am
bicion de libertad e independence
cosidos a mi misma fe catolica, )
todavia mas, hasta vestidos cor
mi misma librea saeerdotal. All
MeXicanos, nc me tengais pues pol
I'm intruso. No puede ser intrusc
aquf un cura meXicano, cuando es
tambien I'm eura ell que hoy Sc yer
| que con todas las dimensiones y
perfiles de I'm heroe, sobre ell altar
sagrado de la Patria.
Yo cree, senores, que 81 20 no tu-
viera esta fe nj esta profession, no
sentiria tan adentro la gloria de
Hidalgo nj la genialidad de More
los; no me oenmoverian tanto las
pToezas de aquellos hombres des-
c~alzos, heroes de Granaditas, mar
tires en- Puente Calder6n, triunfa-
les en- Guadalajara y en- las Cru
ces; que. como los Ap6stoles de
Cristo, dejaron TODD por seguir a
aquel cura, que llevaba en- Ell pecho,
Ia locura de Ia Independence, y en-
las manos hormigueantes. ell es-
tandarte de la Virgen de Guadalu-
pc; porque nunca he dido resonar
en- Ia historic de mi Patria, I'm girl
to de epopeya tan complete. tan
bien timbrado y sentido, tan acor-
de con mi propio espfritu Y sentir,
tan sincere, tan ~progresista y tan
mexicano, como ell grito estento-
REQ qus reson0 aquella noche, Guam
do en- un parto que estremecio dos
mundos, nacfa nuestra nacionalidad
independents.
No era ell CRITIC de faccion, no era
alarido de banderia, era ell estallido
de IN volcan encerrado en- Ell pc
chic do titan de toda una raza. "a
plausos.)
Fl Critic de Hidalgo, que textual,
eXacto, tai como 10 trasmiten los
historiadores. era este: Viva la
Ind spendencial Viva la Religion!
iMuera ell NAL gobierno!, dnico
critic que en- la historic de la Pa
tria, 10. ha sentido y comprendido
I'm pueblo entero (Aplausos).
Era la expression de toda la n
hiesta ~altivez m~exicana, la conno-
tacion de sus anhelos politicos, en-
la palabra Independence; la de sus
more espirituales en- la voz Re-
ligion y la demonstration de sus rem
cores legftimos, de sus odios san
tos, dnicos odios cristianos y pa
trioticos, en- las christmas palabras
de muera ell NAL gobierno. (Aplau-
sos).
Cuando yo pongo mis- ojos en-
aquellos insurgentes de pelo en- pc
cko y de entereza ~insuperable, sien
to ell hambre de decir con todas
La opinión., 1935-09-24
UN BElLO PROGRAMA
PATRlOTlco

FULLERTON, Calf. septiembre
22.-(Por Correct La noche del
Is del actual, Sc celebro de confor-
midad con los programs que de
antemano fueron distributes. una
Velada Literario- Musical que ell
Comite de Festejos Patrios prepare
en- Ell Auditorio de Ia Eseuela Alta,
cuyo lugar fue cedido galantemen-
te por las Autoridades Escolares,
las que parece que han tornado en-
cuenta Ell magnifico comportamien-
to de nuestra ~colonia. pues 10 han
facilitldo sin retribucion ninguna,
Este acto debe poner orgullosa a
la colonia.
En- la celebration estuvo presen-
To ell senior Ernesto A. Romero,
en- representation de nuestro Con-
! sui EN- Los Angeles, senior Ricardo
| Hill, quien dispuso viniera para a.
tender asi a una invltacion espe-
cial de la Comision Honorifica,
Este acto de atencion de nuestro
Consul, fue muy bien acceptable por
nuestra colonia, y mas, cuando e
senior Romero hizo uso de la pa
labra para darnos IN cordial sa-
Judo del representante de nuestro
| Gobierno, felicitarnos por ell empe-
no quo Sc tomo para celebrar nues
ira Independence y manifestation
la imposibilidad del senior Consul
de Yenir. por sus muehas atencio-
mes en- este dfa, pero Que en- fecha
muy corta estara entire nosotros
pues desea conocer a las colonias
que tiene bajo III cargo y compe-
netrarse de sus necesidades. ojala
sea cleric.
10 mas digno de tomarse en- cuen
Ia de 10 velada, fue 10 ~sieuiente;
Mucho llamo la atencion eseu-
char por primera veg a la sehori-
! Ia Ernestina linda. quien radica
La opinión., 1935-09-24
CONGRE EUCHARIST.
co EN- CLEVELAND

CLEVELAND, Ohio, septiembrc
23.-Con motive de la celebration
del Septimo Congreso Nacional Eu
caristico, a partir del dia de ma
mana. han estado llegando a esta
ciudad numerosos prelados, altos
dignatarios de la iglesia catolica
V miles de ~feligreses que vienen
cca el proposito de ser testigos de
los trabajos que Sc realicen.
Ell Obispo Joseph Sohrembs, de
Ia diocesis de Cleveland, que hace
sesenta ahos era un simple acoll-
to en- una humiIde iglesia de la le-
jana Baviera, sera quien mahana
temprano reciba al de1egado papal,
Cardinal Patrick Hayes, marcan-
do Ia presencla de este, la inau-
guracion del Congreso.
La conferencia eucaristica dura-
IA cuatro dfas, durante los cuales
Sc esperan mas de 10000 peregri-
nos, quienes participaran en- la le-
gendarla procession que Sc celebra
en- relaci6n con ell Congreso.
Ell jueves en- ia manana. con una
misa pontifical en- que oficiara ell
Cardenal Hayes, Y con mas de . >,
10000 personals atayiadas en- los
lIabitos eucaristioos. ejecutando
una magma demonstration de reli-
giosidad. Sc concluiran los trabajos
del congreso. pero antes Sc ORA
por radio Ia palabra del sumo Pom
tifice de Roma concediendo su ben
dicion a todos los p%resentes en- 81
Congreso y al mundo catollco en-
general.
-:) (:-
La opinión., 1935-09-24
oxNARp, Calf,

oxNARD, Calf, septiembre 20.
-(Por Correo).-En ell Condado de
Ventura, en- donde los mexicauos
Sc han distinguish por la magni-
~ffcencia de sus festejos los dfas de
Ia Patria, c~elebrandose estas Ell un
pueblo de acuerdo con los vecinos
de los demas, este aho Sc VIC nota-
BILE, porque Fillmore, Sespe Ranch,
Santa Paula, OXnard Y otro lugar-
cito mas, cercano a la playa, cele-
braron los dfas de la Patria, con
desfiles, reinas, clarines y tambo-
res, discursos candentes Y para no
faltar, Ell TRADITIONAL bale en- la via
pdblica, por supuesto Que DEGRADE
TODD con farolillos j~aponeses, flo
res Y puestecitos que vendian des-
de Ia deliciosa gallina con mole,
hasta la sabrosa tostada y los re-
fritos.
Los chamacos portaban en- su pc
cho los listones t~ricolores; las nj
has en- su cabeza Ia chispa de liston
del mismo modo; los senores con
bandas a la "presidente" y las da-
mitas, para que TODD quedara COM
pleto, o banda o r~etratos de Hidal-
go o Morelos en- su pecho.
Pero TODD era atmohfera meXi-
cana, de tai atractiva Y en-
tai forma ejecutada, que los anne
ricanos, tai vez s~aboreaban Ell am
biente mexicanista.
Pero a pesar de toda esta atm6s-
fera, las conciencias estan calien-
titas y los concentrates POGO pesa-
dos. en- OXnard, por ejemplo. todos
decfan que ell Secretario de los fes-
tejos habfa abusado Y lie agregaban
que 10 hacfa con Ia a%nuencia del
Presidente y Vicepresidente; otros
achacaban ell ma de 10 que Sc CO.
mentaba, a elementos de fuera del
La opinión., 1935-09-24
MEJORADO DE SALUD

EXETER, Calf, Sept. 2O.-(Por
Correo).-Muy mejorado de salud
Sc encuentra va ell senior Hermene-
giido C. Santoyo, de este lugar,
quien a principles de este mes fue
vctima de un %accidente en- que re-
sultaron heridas siete personals, en-
una carretera al Sur de Selma, del
condado de Fresno.
La opinión., 1935-09-24

Para desdrdenes Gel Ms
tonnage, Reumatismo. Ca
tarro. vejiga, Rinones. H.
gado, Soiitaria. Enferms-
dades del Pulmon. Nsrvio-
sidad. IDesordenss Dc h
Sangre. LlaEas y DoieB-
cias, Piernas. Ffstulae, Ma
La opinión., 1935-09-24
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I'D. Enfermo!

consufte al Herbsiists mas an
tlguo en 81 Sur do California
Las famosss yerbss medicInslss
chinas 10 darsn sIivio permansnts,
Son purss. no gentlemen dresas w.
nsnosaa
La opinión., 1935-09-24
Las Fiestas Patrias en- So. California
>Centro de Maniobras

e marM ednerraneo aparece como la escena de la chspa que puede encender la
confagracion mundal En- ell oroqus de abjo aparecen La principles poscones IN
gesas haianas, r@peohvamente ngaterra domino la entada de Gibraltar, izquier-
la xhena y ell Canal de Suez exhema derecRa abao, peo MuSoHnip eNde fNr
ss escuadrasI uto a susf orthezas que iene en- ell cenro,o ercad de Malta, para dhdr
los contingencies taHanos. -Foto l. l. News
La opinión., 1935-09-24

kitembo y Ell Otro hombre eonvinieron en-
guardian Ell seereto, pero misteriosamente al
esbo de media bora TODD ell mundo III -
Ell eampamento que ell ~centinels bab;. .iJo
herido con una flecha dejada en- ell otro cam
pSmento. y de squi que TODD. ~quedaran con
La opinión., 1935-09-24

les de los Hombrss. y sspecialrnents
para Males de las mujeres. , muchas
otras Intermediates os precios de
los ira tn mientos son n. ny r~azonahisA
Venga q VERNE o escrfbame hoy mtsDe
coNsuLrAs GRATIS
UNA PRUEBA MAs-Soors In sflca-
ella de las Yerbas Medicinaies ChinAh
Lea 81 sixuients lesttmcnio,
Los Angeles, California.
Sr ID z Tuey. -
II &C. |||7' ]; j| i ''| !: E ! !; ! !: ! 81 ! Il !: j j IA
Muy Estimado Sr.
amigo. Por Ia presen-
te manifesto q Cd. mis-
agradecimientos por wi
~atenciones que u v .
bieu c~oncedertns pArS
ser curado do u enfer- ~
medal cue me aQueta-
ba. hacienda que recc
brara mi sa!ud de- Ia manera con que
I'd me trato, sin uecesidad do ser
operado del Apendioe y bastando sus
medioinas para aliviarma, boy Q I'd.
Las gracias y slemprs r~econnendare .
I'd q los pncientes mis- comedies
conociendo So habilldad para trataI
las enfermedadss,
puedo de I'd afmo. , y O. , amigo.
Rev. JOSE GUTIERREz, curs Pdrro-
co. fglssia dc Mira Sra de Guadalupe
La opinión., 1935-09-24

Vol. x.-Number 9, Tuesday,
September "a, 1885.
La opinión., 1935-09-24
pREcIos DE ST. ..rCl'
EpIcloN oIARIA

@W WEEVs
Los pre-, de suseripoi6n son
en- ,noneds de los Estados Uni
dos. Los pages deben haeerse per
sdeIsntado en- giro postal o de
Express o en- letrs sobre Nuevs
York o Los Angeles
La opinión., 1935-09-24

--tLEA listed IA oPlNIoN1-
La opinión., 1935-09-24

en- las ofloinas del Or. Cowen Sc lie
haran a listed sus ~trabaJos dentaIes
Embellishments. Paeue listed por
sllos en- sbonos eemanarios o men
susles. No eobramos ahsoIutamente
NADIA por este serVicio. -BUENos
TRAeAJos DENTALEs A PRE-
CLOS BAJOS
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dividual initiative and responsibility.
Government planning. But it does
stress security.
Security Not Assured.
"The irony of 1t is that Of all con-
ditions to which men aspire, security
Is the one which the new order Is
least of all able to assure"
Sloan protested against what he
called the theory of scarcity" and
In which he included demands for
the subsistence homestead, the 30
hour week. the prohibition of new
machinery. and acreage reduction.
There is no justification for such
thinking" he said. THE fact DEM
onstrated that America has not yet
reached the stage of industrial de-
velopment in which it has the plant
or the ability to produce more than
its people, as whole, would like to
consume.
"As a matter of fact. We cannot
materially shorten the working day
even to the point where we have
already shortened it. and produce
the quantity of goods and services
which the American people can con-
sllme. ="
Federal Interference.
The theory that Government inter-
ference is an obstacle to recovery was
upheld by Dr. Neil Carothers, profess
sor of economics and director Of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-10-17

College Of Business Administration Of
Lehigh University.
DR.. Carothers argued there is mo
possible substitute" for two funda-
mentals of our economic system-cap-
italistic industry resting on the in
situations Of private property and free
dom Of enterprise"
Regarding the depression as q nee
essary, periodic time of adjustment in
the new, complex capitalistic machine
DR. Carothers said:
"Once depression sets in the liquida-
ton and deflation processes automat-
ically bring about recovery, but only
after a time. There is nc pat
ent nostrum to end depression.
1.-The function of government in de-
preston is to cushion, to lend aid to
the debt-ridden, to reduce the burden
of taxation, to encourage production
and trade, to introduce economy in
government, and above all to care for
the unemployed and destitute. Beyond
that; interference by government in
tensifies and prolongs depression"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-10-17
M|LLSAND SLOAN
SCORE NEW DEAL
Can Only Destroy Security,
Declares Former Treas
ury Secretary.
Sy the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. October l7.-Policies
of the Roosevelt administration came
up for pointed criticism yesterday by
Ogden L. Mills. former Republican
Secretary of the Treasury, and AL
tired p Sloan. jr., president of Cen
eral Motors Corp.
Mills and Sloan addressed the fifth
annual Forum sponsored by the New
York Herald Tribune.
Mills declared that the new order
in Government can only destroy
security, not assure it.
"The new order is concerned nei-
ther with liberty nor individual op-
portunity," he charged. For liberty
it would substitute authority; for in
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Crops Thrive for Babies.

Following the births of 80 babies to
Japanese agricultural colonists in the
lower Sungari valley Of Manchuria in
July and August. there have been
bumper crops of cereals and vegetables
in the district,
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Fancy Pillows, 2 for

A marvellous special for
Dollar Day only! Square .
and oblong pillows, all y
kapok filled. and covered
with rayon taffeta in rust, .
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Sl.25 Mems Union Suits

Medium and heavy
weight ribbed cotton I'M
ion suits. Long sleeves.
ankle length. Ecru and
random colorS. Sizes 50
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Silk indies. 2 fo-

Dance sets and che
misses in lace-trimmed
and tailored styles. Flesh
and tearose. Dancettes,
sizes 80 to SO; chemises,
"a to 40.-BargaIn Do~.
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Women's So & 81 Sample Shoes

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so-caled samples, but the actual SHOW ROOM a
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Floor.
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New. sash
Curtains
z prs. TO, 81

The pair is ~ inches across
the top
These curtains that ere so
useful and decorative in any
home are priced for an amaz-
ing saving tomorrow. They will
launder perfectly. Many nov
city patterns of all colors.-
Third Floor.