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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-16
Personal
COIoniaL Dun,es Exhibition
 Opens Ln Hartford To-day

Beautiful wedding dresses, lay. ish court trains, historic evening gowns, fans, combs, shoes, hats, 'kerchiefs and other articles and accessories of women's dress dur. ing the past two centuries have been brought from all over the state to the Morgan Memorial in Hartford for the big costume ex- hibition of the Connecticut So- ciety of Colonial Danes of Amer ica.
 The exhibition begins today with a tea at the Memorial for mem. bers of the soicety. It will be opened to the public tomorrow and will continue until May 12.
 In the, wedding dress display are four garments worn by diff ferent generations of the family of Mrs., Horace B. Cheney of South Manchester. another which belonged to the late Mrs. Dotha daughter of Horace Bushnell, and others worn by Mrs. Morgan G.. Bulkeley and Mrs. Samuel H.. Fisher.
 The court trains were worn by Hartford women at the coronation of Alexander II of Russia. in 1856. One, of gold brocade, was worn by Mrs. Samuel Colt, and the other of blue, by her sister, Miss Jar wis. who later became Mrs. C. Nichols Beach. Mrs. Colt was the first president of the Connecticut Colonial Danes. The gold brocade dress was lent by Mrs. George Watson Beach of Saybrook and the blue by Mrs. c. L. F. Robin son of Hartford.
 Mrs. Elford P. Trowbridge, of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-16
High School Notes

Rehearsal of the Acapella choir will be held at Wilby high school tomorrow following the close of school under the direction of Miss Alice Gibson.
 The Crosby Spanish club met to- day under the direction of Clar- ence Tappin.
 Other elections were as follows: best dressed girl, Louise Kriedel, best dressed boy. Patsy DiRienz; class beauty. Lois Sanderson: girl athlete, Mildred Pfurr; boy athlete Vincent Rosa: class chatterbox. Frank Gedraitis: class musician, Patsy DiRienz; class baby, Frank Gedraitis: class f1irt. Louise Kreid- el; class grind, Henry Laskarkiew- ski: class orator. Joseph Adam chik; class optimist. Michael Nee han: class actor. Frank Gedraitis: class actress, Rose Penta: most likely to succeed. Mildred Munson; best Spaniard, Joseph Adamchik: :: clock watcher, Frank Gedraitis.
 Plans for the annual social given by the Wilby chemistry club were to be discussed at meeting held today at the school.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-16
CONTRACT BRIDGE
 By VIM. E. MCKINNEY Secretary of the American Bridge League
Honors Termed Unfair = McKenney Sees No Justice
 Opponents In Getting Extra Premium Besides All Choice Cards.

l suppose that, 50 long as play CTS will refer to aces and kings as honor tricks, there will be fight to prevent the elimination of h COTS from bridge. However, I do not believe they have a place, in contract and I had hoped that the new rules would eliminate hon. OTIS.
 Doesn't 1t sound foolish to deal a man all the good cards in the deck and then give him an addi- tional premium because he holds honors? My most serious objec- tion to horors is that it is an un- known quantity to the opponents.
 The player holding honors could bid his hand accordingly, but you as the opponent have no definite way to combat honors. In tourna- ment bridge. if a man bids four spades, not vulnerable, you can see that you cannot take a sacri- flee against that. because you will be minus 450 points and the de- clarer, if he makes his contract will make only APO points. But if he has honors, he Is going to be plus 52O. Therefore, if player happens to overbid and goes down 450 or 800 points against a pair holding honors, his team will re- ceive d very fine score in duplicate. Not because they used good judge- ment. but because they were lucky enough to find an opponent with honors.
 Here's handf that gave a pair top score in a recent duplicate tournament, because one player, with his 150 honors. insisted on playing it at no trump. True
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-16
Miss Jean Munro Is
 Giver, FarelOeu Party

Mrs Carrie Pensel of Ridgewood street was hostess at a surprise farewell party given last evening In honor of Miss Jean Munro, who sails on May 10th for Scotland. The guest of honor was the recip- tent of beautiful silk umbrella, as token of remembrance from the Winona Rebekah Guards. The presentation was made by Harold Manville, degree master. Refresh ments were served and card play tng was enjoyed. Three tables of pinochle and on table of bridge were in pla.
 Prizes for pinochle were won by Misses Lena Gugliottix, first Bessie Patton. second, and Mabel Nydeg- ger, third, and in bridge Grace Pierce was awarded the prize.
 Among those present were: Ms Ida Birdsall, Mrs Clara Kelly, Mrs Gertrude Schwartz, Mrs Catherine TySrell, Mrs Edith Dews, Mrs Grace Neild, Mrs Mabel Nydegger, Mrs Ethel Piercey, Mrs Mae Man vile, Mrs Beatrice Bower, Mrs Carrie Pensel and Misses Louise Rugg1erO, Bessie Patton Jean Munroex, Lila Marsh, Ella Church. i'll, Grace Pierce, Evelyn Poulsen ana Lena Gugliotti.
 A surprise birthday party was given Thursday night in honor of Miss Frances Strickulis by Mrs. Raymond Brophy, at her home on Watertown avenue. Entertainment and dancing was enjoyed and de- lieious buffet lunch was served.
 Those attending were: Mrs. Err nest Faulkner, Mrs. Jennie Nigro, Mrs. Arthur White, Mrs. Harry Shackley, and the tMisses Irene Bouley, Mary Monahan, Mary Stango, Martha Plungis, .Concetta Miha, Loretta Nigro. Joan Vais- kauckas. Frances Strickulis and Msr. Raymond Brophy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-16
Future Bride Is
  Rendered Shower

Mrs. Harold Brennan of Ridge wood street and Miss Lillian Bren- nan of Bridgeport entertained at personal shower and bridge at the formers home last evening in compliment to Miss Elizabeth Her bert of Edgehill avenue. who is to be married to Frank Gilbert on April 22nd. The guests included: Mrs. William Collier Mrs. Charles Pulford. Mrs. Frank Monagan. Mrs. Edward Herbert, Misses Katherine,> Mary and Madeline Fleming, Elizabeth Herbert, Eliz- abeth Brennan and the following guests from Bridgeport: Mrs. Thomas Davis, Mrs. M. Merrill, and Misses Annabelle Cornel!s Katherine Stanley and Bea Me Carthy.
 A lecture on Soviet Russia by Chase Kimball followed the bus mess session of Roosevelt Lodge, Knights of Pythias last night in Roosevelt hall. The third degree will be exemplified at the next meeting, to be held April 22. Grand Chancellor Samuel Greenblatt pre- sided.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-16
Weddings
Bristol GoodseH Wedding Date Set

Miss Barbara Goodsell, daugilier of Mrs Stiles D. GoodselI and the
 late Mir Goodsell of Brldeepsts- has selected Wednesday. Mays2atE as the date of her marriage to AIjls ton Allertons Bristol. son of Mrs Ralph Bristol of A1lerton Farme and Montelair, N. J. and the late MT Bristol.
 The ceremony will be performed at o'clock at St Johns Episcopal church. in Bridgeport with Rev stephen Fish Sherman, Jr. rfe rector assisted by Rev pr Jo5n N. Lewis, rector of St John.s Episcopal church. Waterbury. of- ficiating. Miss GoodseIl is a grad- uate of the Ethel Walker school in Simsbury and studied or q year at Mme Schofrs school in Paris. She is member of tho Junior :. League. Mir. Bristol was erad- uated from Taft school in Water town in 1928 and is with the Sco- will Misunderstanding Company.1 Miss Katherine Higgins Of thiS city who is to De married ofr Aptil 22nd to Leroy Marine of Union City was the guest of honor at . shower given by Mrs Edward Ryan and Mrs William Joyce in Toia.int.- ton recently. The guests incluI- ed: Mrs William .Newitts Mrs Jo- seph LeDuc. Mrs George Stroke., Mrs Michael Carr, Mrs May DtiI- his, Mrs Frank, o'Hcain, Mrs. Gaf- net Dyson, Mrs John Thefritsn, Miss Elsie Dido, Mrs Perry O.. Connor. Mrs Waiter Holmes, Mrs R. Swason, Mrs Frank Kane. Mts J. Doolan, Mrs Jack ThompsoIt, Miss Alice Broderick. Mrs !. -Smitn, Mrs Louib DelDo, Mrs F. Higgins, Mrs William Joyce and Mrs E.l- ward Ryan. H
 Ernest L.. Prann. grand master of the grand lodge of Connecticut and his staff paid an official yisita- tion to Waterbury last nightGattA meeting held in MGsonic Temple. Officers of Conetinental Lodge, un- der the direction of George R. An grave. worshfpful master, cxempli- fled the entered apprentice degree. Mir Prann spoke on Living Ma sorry in Masonry"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-16
Contract Bridge

CORNELL CONTRACT BRIDGE
 The final session of the Cornell Contract Club was held yesterday afternoon. Winners were: North and South: Mrs George Largay and Mrs Mark Gallagher, 474h; Mrs George Bolan and Mrs James Bolger. 474 F; Mrs James Bowling and Mrs Clarence Byars, 470H: Mrs Frederick Williams and Mrs Joseph Stone, 469; Mrs John Col lins and Mrs John Murphy, 444 F.
 Top scorers in the final session were: North and South: Mrs George Bolan and Mrs James Bol- ger, 91 F; Mrs Frederick Williams and Mrs oseph Stone, S7 F: and East and West Mrs Robert Stro- hacker and Mrs Raymond Sch- roeder. 89 and Mrs George Con- long and Mrs Charles Pulford, S7.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-16
LEADING DOCTORS RELIEVE
 CONSTIPATION WITH NEW
 HONEY BRUSHED WHEAT BREAD
Many Doctors Now Honey Krushed Wheat Bread
 for Constipation Many Satisfying, Amazing Results Reported

tried this amazing beneficial bread do it today! Taste it once. You will be delighted with it's crunchy, nutty taste. Then eat 1t regularly for ten days. Notice the. big inn provement in your digestion and elimination.
 Demand Honey Krushcd.S
 Insist on getting Reymond's Honey Krushed Wheat Bread now on sale at all leading food stores. Wrapped in moisture proof cello |phane ana all ready sliced. Easy to identify because the outer crust has a.l extra coating of crushed heat.--Atlvcrtlsement. Copyright 1884, all rights reserved)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-16
Merilyn Joyce Miller
 Is Guest At Party

Meriyn Joyce Miller, daughter of Mir and Mrs Joseph Miller of Cooke street was rendered a party at her home yesterday afternoon. the occasion being her fourth birthday. The home was attrac- lively decorated with Easter novel; ties, consisting of bunnies eggs and baskets, in color scheme of purple and yellow. Games were played during the afternoon and a delicious luncheon was served. The little guest of honor was pre- scented with many lovely gifts. Those atetnding were: Barbara Joan Miller, Audrey Schneer, Ruth Greenblatt, Natalie Rabinowitz, Az mold I. Miller, Leon Schneer and Miss N. Nizzon of Lawrence, l.. l.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-16
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Church. GrOupHas
 Supper For Cast

The Get Together club of the Third Congregational church spon- sored a supper last evening for the members of the cast of '"The Her nit" Mrs Mort Chipman was gen. eral chairman of the event. Hollis Jaeger acted as toastmaster for the evening and his interesting intro- auctions met with many humorous retaliations from the guests. Rev Conner Lewis also addressed the gathering.
 Those present were: Rev and Mrs Conner Lewis. MT and Mrs Gil- lette Noble. MT and Mrs Milton Akins, Mort Chipman. Helen Chip man, Arthur Nichols, Mrs George Knowles. Mrs Joseph Smith, Mrs w. Detweiler, Mrs Henry Vollers. Arthur Nichols, Mrs Hannah Jones Mrs Eliza Andrews. John Hall, Robert Stone. George Jaeger, Hol- lis Jaeger, Mrs William Barnes, Marion Barnes, Mrs Donaldson, Mrs Edward Farquarhson. Mrs Louis Von Lott, Mrs Frank Wilson. and Mrs Harold Fogg.
 Mrs Henry Kast of Woodmont, formerly of this city, Is a patient at the New Milford hospital where she recently. underwent an opera tion for appendicitis.
 The Waterbury Dental Hygienists association held meeting last eve ming at the office of Dr W. E. Brewster. Further plans were made f, the state convention which is to be held here or May 9th and 10th. Those attending were: Miss es Maureen Malsch, Mildred Fin nan, Aletta Perrillo, Mary Gump- | per, Constance Bracken, Kathleen O'Hara, Mrs Ethel Clark. Mary Bissett, Julia Vanderman. Emeline Ryan, Henrietta Zacken and Freda Rosenfield.
 Miss Ann Godfrey, daughter of pr and Mrs E. J. Godfrey of Will low street is home from Brentwood | l.. I. for the Easter holidays. American Red Cross life saving instructions were given ten persons last night at the Boys Club by Examiner Ted O'Donnell. More than 30 boys have already filed ap- plications for the course. It is open to all boys even if they are not members of the Boys Club.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-16


 The honey gives it a pleasing fia- vor and at the same time has q very good action upon the intes- tines. Although heretofore have not cared much for brown breads. have been eating your new HoAey Krushed Wheat Bread every day Several Of my patients to whom l have recommended 1t. advise me that it has helped them to regain normal elimination.
 There are definite reasons why |Reymond's Honey Brushed Wiiea. Bread has many qualities found in no other bre-d. Through a secfe: formuls we are able to blend the purest honey with nutritive whole wheat kernels. If you have not
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-16
Member
 To Attend Dinner

President Betty Ballantyne will represent Lieutenant Shea Auxil- iary at a dinner in Ansonia April 29th in honor of James E. Van Zandt, national commander of the V. F. w.. it was voted at meet ing of the auxiliary last night in the armory. It was also voted to
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-16

Leading doctors now prescribe Honey Krushed Wheat Bread to their patients for the relief of Constipation because 1t contains the entire whole wheat kernel. which gives the diet needed rough age and because 1t contains pure honey and other ingredients which doctors have found has stimulat- ing action upon the intestines.
 One prominent Doctor writes. "You are to be complimented for vour achievement in producing a Oaf of bread as delicious as your. sew Honey Krushea Wheat Bread. 1t is palatable. nutriti2us and pro. vides the diet with, the necessary roughage to relieve constipation.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-16

Guests from New Haven were present last night at the meeting of Washington Camp. Patriotic Order of America in Mechanics hall. A supper was served under the direc- tion of Mary Squires, Mary Tough taling and Gertrude Lane. Presi- dent Sophie Mcclure presided.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-16

attend the installation of officers of the Casper S. Davis post auxil- iary, American Legion. to be held in the Sprague school gymnasium April 23. The next meeting of the auxiliary will be held April 23 and will be followed by beano party
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-16

Plans for participation in the re- ception and dinnersfn honor of the national president at New Haven May 18th were discussed eat the meeting of Camp IT, Patriotic Or der of America last night in En- gineers' hall. Hattie Zedlitz pre- sided.
La opinión., 1935-11-16
BoLA QUE NO PoNcHA

Romo utilizo en- varias ocasiones
sus cambios de velocidad y aunque
cor este no p~onchaba, tampoco Sc
dejaba dar garrotazos solidos. Guam
do los negritos Sc quisieron apro-
vechar de esta pelota, TODD 10 que
hlcieron fue sacarle elevados, bien
al campo o a los jardines.
En- esta forma y gracias al gran
control que tiene ests muchacho,
fue como los campeones mundiales
no pudieron ligar sus jits.
Diez bataZos en- terreno de las
incogibles reciblo Romero; pero de
Demos hacer notar que hasta la sex
Ia entrada solo habia permitido
tres. Estos fueron logrados en- ell
segundo tercero y sexto episodes.
El pitcher Streeter, que en la pri
mera entrada no pudo contener ell
ataque enemigo. al permitir Gin
co carreras, en- los actos subsecuen
ties Sc compuso y hasta la sexta en-
trada sostuvo un i~nteresante due
10 o Romo.
Y este duelo logro ell pitcher ne
gro ~llevarlo hasta ell sexto episode
gracias al buen fildeo de sus com
paieros. En- dos ocasiones, con HON
bres en- las bases, realizaron mag
niflcas atrapadas, y asi evltaron
que ell ~carreraje del Aztecas fuera
mas abultado.
La opinión., 1935-11-16
TRIUNFO DEL
AzIECAS SOBRE
Ell CRAWFORDS
En- I'm renido juego en- Ell
Delta de Mexico, vencie-
ron a los negros, S-3

clUDAD DE MEXICO, Noviem-
bre IS, -tPor correo).- Alberto
Romo Chavez, ell joven serpentine-
70 hidrocalido que en- esta tempo
rada confirmo su prestigio sobre la
Coma aver, alcanzo nuevos ~laureles
cuando dominando por complete
a sus enemigos del Crawfords, hi
20 Que sus compaleros del Ate
a Sc apuntaran ell triunfo por
ocho carreras a tres, en- un tuego
de relative interes.
Decimos que ell interes del match
fue relative, porque desde la pri-
mera entrada los indios atacaron
furiosamente y practicamente des
de este momento conquistaron ell
triunfo.
Con cinco carreras de ventaja, ell
juego como es natural, Sc desarro
10 en- forma POGO brillante. maxi
me que los negritos estaban SUI
friendo con 10 que les mandaba
ell h~idrocAlido. Dominates en- una
forma asombrosa, Ell dnico interes
que tuvimos fue ell de YER a Romo
conquistar ell triunfo para que asf
Sc fuera invicto en- la temporada
international.
La opinión., 1935-11-16
FL ATHLETIC DE BILBAO, EN-
DECADENCIA

No. no, NADIA de ESQ; "a Re he
dicho que era un asunto muy deli
cado, muy especial. Los jugadores
no SO han recatado en- mostrar su
sentimiento por mi ausencia; en-
cuanto a los s%ocios, los socios Glen
por Glen, de cepa de aquellos que
llevan veinte amos con Garnet" del
Athletic, estan indignados porque
Sc haya acceptable mi dimision. 10
dicho, no hablemos mas de las eau
a que originaron mi dimision.
HAS marchado contento de
Bilbao?
-Muy satisfecho; la Prensa me
ha hecho una calurosa defensa, que
no olvidare nunca y aunque no hi
ce saber Ell dfa Y bora de mi sail
da fueron muchos los amigos que
salieron a la estacion a ~despedir-
me-"
"-GComo has dejado al Athle-
tic?
No esta en- gran forma, muy
lejos de aquella cue 10 hizo cam
peon por partida doble; los equi-
pos no son eternos, Sc gastan y un
sector crecido de socios no Sc adap
ia de buen grade a clio. porque, tie
ne ell paladar muy dulce todavia,
pero 10 cierto es que. de aquf a
un cierto tempo, ell Athletic O n
o un e~xcelente conjunto.
muy aproximado al de antano, por
que tiene I'M planted de ~reservistas
con MADEIRA suficiente para regar
Asses.
La opinión., 1935-11-16
Ell DEScENSO DE
LUIS ALMADA

I'm pelotero del San Fran
cisco Missions, que no fue pre-
cisamente nuestro paisano
Luis Armada, conquisto ell cam
peonato de bateo en- la Liga
de la costa del Pscifico es,a
t~emporada, con un porcentaje
de .399 puntos.
Oscar Eckhardt fue Ell CAIRO
tero victorioso, y como prcmio
a sus esfuerzos la proxima pri-
ingresars al campo de
los Dodgers de Brooklyn.
Joe DiMaggio, ell italiano
que la t~emporada antepassda
fue la sensacicn del ano O su
e%fieieneia al bat, al grade que
lego a nombrsrsele Ell c
sor de Babe Ruth y fue con-
tratado q opcion por los Yam
KEGS de Nueva York, ocupo el
segunio lugar este sno, o
un punto menos que Eckhardt.
DiMaggio ingresara tambien
la proxima primavera al CAM
pc dc entrenamiento de los
Yankees.
Y Luis Almeda? Su nombre
figura hasta la cola de la lis
ia de bateadores, con un pro-
medic de .301. Fue notable ell
descenso del paisano.
La opinión., 1935-11-16
.MAGNIFlCA AGARRADA

Guerra fue la vfctima de estas
agarradas, pues en- n OCCASION la
segunda base. Bankhead, lie dego-
10 una Inca saltandole a la bola
Y en- la otra ell jardinero derecho
Cruchfield Sc hizo aplaudir al cor
tarle un palazo que Nevada visos
de jonron.
Pero sea como sea, ell case es
que Romo, no queriendo dejarse su
perar por su enemigo Streeter. en-
cada acto subia a la gonna a SUI
perarse.
Cuando acabo de lamar ell seXto
episode y adn no lie cruzaban Ia
gonna, empezaron a %sospechar que
su exito seria coronado con un Gle
IRE de juego. Pero los cierres son
tan dificiles, que en- la septima en-
trada nos apesadumbramos al yer
que SO lie escapaba.
I'm jonron del catcher, Gibson.
que metl0 la bola en- las nuevas tri
Dumas, acabo con nuestras esperan
zas. Para desgracia de Romo fue
un lehazo un tanto dudoso, pues
la bola, al retachar en- la cerca.
La opinión., 1935-11-16
Ell BAGUEZ 90
EN- UN TRIUNFO

La novena mexicana Campamen
to Bagiiez No. 96 contin1a su cam
paha beisbolistica en- los diaman-
ties del Sur de California, y e. nl-
timo domingo conquisto una Veto
ria sobre ell equipo itallano Lagu-
ma A. c.. al que vencio con ell score
de 2 carreras a o.
Esta es la octava victoria con-
secutiva de los Bagiiez. y segnn in
forma ell Manager Teller sus pelo-
teros estan ~dispuestos a enfrentar-
SO a los mejores equipos mexica-
o de Los Angeles.
En- ell juego del domingo sobresa
Heron Ell Captain Hutler, quien d.
rigio muy bien a sus muchachos,
y Pete Salazar, encargado de Ian
a la bola. Marrujo estuvo muy
bien en- ell campo.
La opinión., 1935-11-16

BARCELONA, noviembre Is. -
FL famoso Athletic de Bilbao ha
vuelto a perder (esta vez ante ell
Arenas ayer), y este da actualidad
n las declaraciones hechas aqui por
el entrenador Caicedo a su llegada
de Bilbao, cuando lie ~entrevisto un
periodista local:
"-GLos disgustos de Bilbao? Di
me, 81 puedes, 10 que ha sucedido.
No, no puedo decirtelo; es una
cosa fntima, un tanto delicada: he
p~resentado la dimision, me Ia han
acceptable y aqui estoy.
u Pero la rescision del contrato
seria de mutuo acuerdo?
-Claro que ST. pero este fue una
question secundaria. Por 10 cue ha
dicho algun periodico bilbaino de
mi dimisi6n. podras deducir algo
de los motives que me han inducido
a dejar ell Athletic.
- Por preston de los socios.. i
IPor ~antagonismo con los jugado-
res?
La opinión., 1935-11-16
UNA CABRERA
INTERNATIONAL
De MOTOS HOY
Eric Langton, campeon de
lnglaterra, debuta en- Ell
Gilmore Stadium

Eric Langton, eampeon de In
motoolelets en- lngIaterra y auien
enesbezo ell equipo de eorredorss
que gano ell ~csmpeonato de la Liza
Naeional de la Gran Bretana en-
1885, llegarA a Les Angeles hoy
en- la mahana, y por Ia nochs has
"a su debut en- la Iists del Gilmore
Stadium inieisndo una serie do
esrreras internseionsles contra los
meIores photos norteameriearos.
El domingo en- Ia tarde, Langton
Sc despedira de Ia aficion local con
otra competencia international en-
Ell Moto Speedway, de Long Beach.
situado en- $685. Long Beach Blvd.
Langton fue compahero de equi.
pc de Sprouts Elder. y ha ganado
dos veces Ell campeonato indiyi.
dual de motocicletas en- Inglaterra-
FL ingles esta considerable como Ell
corredor mas spectacular que hay
actualmente en- TODD Ell mundo, y Ell
que CANA mas dinero por su gran
habilidad y attraction de taouilla,
Langton Yisitara Los Angeles
de paso para Australia, donde ems
tiara en- acclon durante la tempo-
a de invierno como representa-
te de la Gran Bretaha.
Catorce carreras sostendrA 81
1ngles en- las pistas del Gilmore y
Ell Motto Speedway de Long Beach,
hoy y mahana en- la tarde.
En- su p~resentaci6n an fl GII.
more, a las c:15 p. M, Sc enFrenz
tara a los asses norteamericanos
miny Vain, Byrd Mckinney, 30
Lisman, Lamoreaux y otros. En- 81
Motto Speedway sus rivaIes seran
los mismos.
La opinión., 1935-11-16

10 hizo fuera de In linea de fer. Sin
embargo, fue un gran palo que no
merecia declararse faul.
va un POGO desilusionado por-
que ell cierre Sc lie habfa lido y tam
bien va un POGO agotado, en- la no
vena entrada su bola fue golpeada
por tres negritos. De estos tres
tits dos fueron sencillos Y uno do
BILE, con 10 que hicieron sus dos
nltimas Carreras, El Aztecas con
mas palos hi2o tres mas en- IN sep
ina.
La opinión., 1935-11-16
NUEVA IRA DE LOS Dl.
PLOMATICOS

ClUDAD DE MEXICO, Noviem-
ere NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ell 30 de
noyiembre sera iniciada la segun-
da jira de los diplomaticos extran
jeros aereditados ante ell gobierno
de Mexico. segdn Sc anuncio hoy.
Los diplomaticos eXtranjeros vi
sitaran San Luis, Saltillo. Torreon.
Monterrey y Tampico. agrega ell in
forme official.