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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-16


Applications for try-outs will be
received from singers from Is to 30
until Friday. Additions will begin
at Saturday. Judging, which will
be on the basis of voice suited to
operate work, will be done by
committee whose members have no
connection with the school.
Providing the winner shows prog
ress, the scholarship will continue
for one year, and will include both
private and class instruction.
Two members have been added to
the school faculty, Mrs. Burroughs
announces A class in music criti-
ciSm, with both oral and written
work, is held at 10 each Tuesday,
with Walter Whitworth as instruc-
tor Miss Daisy Hinkle, Blooming
ton, who received her musical edu-
cation at Indiana University and in
summer study abroad is new in
Structor of cello
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-16
Eddie Cantor Film
Gets Sunnie O'Dea

BY Times Special
NEW YORK, Oct. Is. = Sunnie
O'Dea, the 18-year-old dancer of
last seasons "Ballyhoo" and this
years Sketch Book has been
signed by Samuel Goldwyn for a
featured role in Eddie Cantor S
forthcoming Shoot the Chutes."
She is to leave for Hollywood
Sunday and Immediately will go
before the camera on her arrival.
Miss ODea spent a year in the
famous floor show at the Dorchester
House, London, as one of its fea-
tured performers.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-16
New Heights
AreAchieved
bySymphony
Ferdinand SChaefer Leads
Orchestra in Brilliant
Opening Concert.
BY WALTER ID. HICKMAN

The labor Of love that Ferdinand
Schaefer, conductor, as we'll as
every member of the Indianapolis
Symphony Orchestra has bestowed
upon it came into full bloom last
night at the Murat theater during
every minute of the first concert
of the sixth season.
There was a balance, a brillance
in every section as we'll as magnifi-
cent tone which demonstrated the
marvellous advancement that the
orchestra has made in six years.
The formative period Of the or
chestra is over and it is now in the
stage of advancement and greater
growth.
Last nights concert is the best
guarantee of the future of this civic
organization. The orchestra has
come to stay and proof of this is
the way the audience reacted.
One of the most noticeable i'm
provements was the Strengthening
of every section. especially the
French horn and the brass sections.
The horn section has been increased
over last year.
Haydn Work Played Well
The magnitude as we'll as the
skill of the string sections was
shown during the playing Of va
riations from the Emperor Quartet"
for string orchestra by Joseph
Haydn.
The sympathetic Interpretation of
this composition revealed balance
in the string section which was a
great delight
The ovation following this was
spontaneous and general and Mr.
Schaefer brought the members of
the string sections to their feet to
share the expression of satisfaction
of the audience.
The first part of the concert was
devoted entirely to Carl Goldmark's
Rustic Wedding Symphony, OPP.
g." and from the playing of "The
Wedding March" through 1.-The
Bridal Song" "Serenade" and IN
The Garden" terminating with
The DanSe," the forceful direction
of Mr.. Schaefer was ever present.
Direction Improved
There seemed to be new power
and control in his baton last night
and that brought about balance
and a response which never has
been equaled in any concert.
The second part of the concert
opened with Carl Maria Won Weber'S
Overture to the opera "Euryanthe'
and there was no let down either in
direction or from any location of
the orchestra
The evening of melody was
brought to a close with the playing
of Bizet's Carmen Suite No. L."
which brought back memories of
some of the most tuneful music that
this composer gave the world.
History was made by the orcheS-
ira last night as it was revealed as a
fine, sensitive and we'll balanced
organization.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-16

tends to present the company in
The Desert Song" Negotiations
for the use of the Sigmund Rom
berg production are now under way.
Text of The Mlkado" is now
available at the school and parts
are to be obtained by Saturday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-16
WALTON Puts Name
on Lengthy Contract

BIZ Times Special
NEW YORK, Oct. 16. - Samuel
Goldwyn today announced that he
has signed Douglas Walton, young
English actor, for long term
contract. The decision of the
producer to add the star to his
permanent roster is result of Wal
tons performance in The Dark
Angel"
In it he played the role of blind
boy who created one Of the tenSest
moments in the film when he real
ICES that he never will see again.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-16
WHERE, WHAT, WHEN
APOLLO


This Is the Life" comedy, song
and dance picture starring Jane
Withers. at ii, 1882. 2:44. ABS, $40
and 1912.
THE Big Broadcast with a host
Of stars including Jack Oakie, LYDIA
Roberti,, at 1870. l:35, $40. 5:45.
1850 and 10.
INDIANA
"shipmates Forever" the newest
Dick Powell-Ruby Keeler musical
picture: concerns Naval Academy
Life, at lilo, 1:20, $3.50. $40, 7;50
and 10.
IT Live My Life" with Joan Craw-
ford and Brian Aherne, at l2:45.
3;45, $50, and $3.50. Also THE Pub
nc Menace" starring Jean Arthur.
at 1l;25. 2:28, $50 and S:35.
Two fisted," featuring Lee Tracy
and Gail Patrick on the screen at
11:44, 2:35, 5:26, 8:17 and 1898. Bob
Crosby lBings young brotherl and
his band on the stage with vaude-
vile. at los, 1856 CAT and s:38,
OHIO
Becky Sharp starring Miriam
Hopkins in the role which aided in
making the late Mrs. Fiske famous.
at 1890, /, 3:46. 6:32 and 9:o2. Also
Women in Red at 1854, 2:24, $40.
1855 and 1925.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-16
Reunion" Writing Begun

Following closely decision to put
Herbert Marshall in Reunion, "
William Drake has been signed to
start on the script. The World War
spy story is to be Marshall's first
under his 1886 picture deal with
Paramount.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-16
Former Mannequin
Heads for Stardom
By Tim es Special


HOLLYWOOD, Oct. Is. Lucille
Ball, currently playing a hotcha
American girl seeing. Paris in RKO
Radios I Dream Too Much" debut
picture for Lily PonS. got her first
break" in films as one of the "Ro-
berta" mannequinS
Her work was considered so salts
factory that she received an RKO
contract and is now being groomed
:or future Stardom.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-16
Boasts of Short Career

Frances Langford, featured in
Paramounts "Collegiate," claims to
have had one of Broadway's Short
est careers. She was in only one
show which flopped Immediately.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-16
Scholarships Offered

An essay and model contest has
been started by Cecil B. DeMille ir
connection with his THE CruSadeS,
which will result in scholarships be-
ing awarded to three winning stu
dents
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-16
Served as Police Chief

Victor McLaglen, featured in Mac
Vests "Klondike Lou" by Para
mount, was chief of police in Bag
dad during the World War.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-16
Series Of Additions to Open
Tonight for Light Opera Cast
Bass, Tenor and Alto Singers Needed Announces DireC
tor; The Mkado' to Be First Offerinq

the Indianapolis
tonight, and Friday nights
Westinghouse Miss Adelaide
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-16
Scholarship to Be Awarded
Winner in O pera Addition
Burroughs Jackson School Sponsors Try0us Scheduled
for Saturday; Study for Year Offered

aspiring
the
of technique, Burroughs the
Burroughs jackson College of Music and
The scholarship
instructor school,
role of
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-16
PrevIeW OF
Civic Show
Is Arranged
Performance Friday Night
Will Be Given for State
Teachers.

A special performance of The
Bishop Misbehaves," which is 10
open the new season OF the Civic
Theater Saturday night. is TO be
given Friday night for delegates 10
the Indiana State Teachers conven-
ton
The special performance will not
affect the first night" of The
Bishop MiSbehaves" Saturday.
Those in the Cast
Those in the cast are:
The Bishop of Broadminster .........
-..-.--- DR. John Ray NeVComb
Lady Emily Lyons .--.--..-
....-.--.. Elizabeth Bogart Schodsld
Mrs. Waller .-.-....-......... Lilith Bsur
Guy Waller --..........-... Earl HeasSler
Hester Grantham- ......-.... Ruth Luckey
Donald Meadows $3.50. Jack Chesterfield
Red Eagan. ...-.......... Robert Emhardt
Collins Observation-Disclosures. John ESterline
Frenchv .......-......,..- James Forsvths
Mr.. Brooke ......-.......... Keith Johns
La gaceta., 1935-12-07
Sc ESTRENARA Ell
A DE LARRETA

Madrid, die. 7.-Todas las To-
calidades Sc han vendido para
ell estreno de esta noche en- ell
teatro Espanol, por la compa-
MIA de don Enrique Borras y
don Ricardo Calvo, de la obra
Santa Maria del Buen Aire, de
la cual es autor ell ilustre ar
gentino don Enrique Larreta.
La obra tiene relaci6n con la
fundaci6n de Buenos Aires. E.
DR.. Gregorio Maran6n public6
hoy un articulo encomiando la
personalidad del Sr. Larreta.
que dice merece un homemade
directo y %permanente de los es.
panoles.
La gaceta., 1935-12-07
TRIBUNA L}BREW1
~PROTESTAMOS TODOS

ono bien; pero a mi juicio este
nc basta es necesario promover
una fuerte agitacion entire los
oil reros y hombres de senti-
Imientos liberales para evitar
que estos m6todos fascistas Sc
cCntinGen usando.
Este eS I'm asunto que a to-
dos ~interesa y muy especialme1
te a los obreros, raz0n por Ia
Cual debemos exteriorizar nues
ira protesta y prepararnos pa
ra defender nuestras liberia
DIES. De no hacerlo asi tendre-
mos que bajar la cabeza aver
gonzados, porque dos de los
hombres fueron apresados jun
to a la estacion de Policia, Guam
do Sc les acababa de poner en-
Libertad. Uno de ellos pidi6
auxilio, saIbiendo que iban a
maltratarlo, y no lie hicieron
case. iQue triste y que vergon-
zoso es este! Y pensar que ocu-
RE en- una ciudad que Sc titu-
la progresista y civilizada.
TOdo obrero consciente, TODD
hOmbre de sentimientos liberia
les y de coraz6n noble y gene
roso, debe protestar contra la
salvajada cometida ell sabado
30 de Noviembre. En- defensa
de la justicia, en- defensa de
nueStra libertad, protestamos,
protestam0s.
A. CONIGLIO.
La gaceta., 1935-12-07
QUE LERROUX Sc
Sc RETIRARA DE LA
POLITICA

Madrid, Die. 7.-Asegura-
Sc que ell Sr. Don Alexandra
Lerroux, presidente del parti-
do Radical, pronunciara en- ell
Parlamento, con motive del es-
candalo de Nombela, un dis
curse de importancia histori-
ca, anunciando su retirada de
la politica activa.
Ell nombre de Lerroux Sc
en- Ell asunto, por ha-
Der nombrado subsecretario de
la presidencia del consejo al
Sr. Moreno Calvo, su amigo,
que trato de coaccionar al ex-
inspector general de colonias.
La gaceta., 1935-12-07

terminado a yer que Sc haga
justicia en- Ell case do secuestro
y ases-nato del nin3Lindbergh
Demorara ell gobernador la e.
jecuci6n 81 Sc les presentan
pGebas en- favor del hombre
'tondenado.
Ellis H. Parker, ell notable.
detective, sigue investigando
ell case y tiene la impression de
que Hauptmann no es ell hom-
bre en- Ell case. Parker tiene
una proportion de exitos de
81 por ciento en- casos de ho-
micidio. Cr6ese que ell Tribu-
nal Supreme de la naci6n deci-
diga ell lunes 81 rev;sa o no ell
cako del carpintero aleman.
La gaceta., 1935-12-07
CORTE DE 10 CRIMINAL

Tn joven de 20 amos, que a.
salt6 y rob6 a Herman Cert :
man, quitandole $500 fue con
denado aver a diez amos de pre-
sidio, por ell juez Petteway.
Alvin STICKY" Stanley, ell con
victo, tiene antecedentes pena
les, pues cumpli6 ano y medic
en- ell reformatorio del Estado.
Reconoci6 al hombre una mu-
jer que iba a Gertman, nom :
brada Edna Sims, que habia
lido a la escuela con ell.
Aun ano de carcel fueron
condenados, por ell robo de un
autom6vil, Jack Sierra, Leon
Mobley y Jack Byrd.
La gaceta., 1935-12-07

Fl hecho brutal y salvaje a
caecido en- esta ciudad ell sa-
bado 80 de NCViembre, ha le-
vantado una ola de sorda lndig-
naci6n entire ell elemento sano
Y honrado. Y no podia ser de O.
ira manera, pUes no era posi-
ole que IN hecho tan barbara
nos dejara indiferentes. Debe-
mos protestar y buscar la ma
nera de impedir que estos he
Chos sc repitan. Hay que darse
cuenta que de seguirse estas
practicas no habra seguridad
para nadie.
No conozco a ninguno de los
individuos atrOpellados, nj ms
importa saber como piensan.
Me baSta sabef que son SefeS
humanos Victimas de una cobar
de aggression, para tener mi sim
patia y solidaridad.
La constitution de los Esta-
dos Unidos concede q todos los
ciudadanos libertad de reunion,
de association y de libre EXPIRE
sion del pensamiento; y ell que
irtenta viclar estos derechos
barrena los principles funda-
mentales de dicha constitution
y Sc pone al mismo nivel de
Mussolini y de Hitler,
Entendiendolo asi, la Asam-
blea de Aries Y Oficios, en- re-
presentation del trabajo orga-
nizado, ha protestado y ha he
La gaceta., 1935-12-07
MUSSOLINI RECHAZA LOS
TERMINUS DE PAZ

Londres, Die. 7.-Mussolini,
segun noticias recibidas ano-
che por ell gobierno, ha recha-
zado los terminus de paz ofre-
cidos por los gabinetes de Lon
dres y Paris. La noticia cam
biara ell ~caracter de la confe-
rencia queen Paris sostendra,
con Pierre Laval, ell ministro
de negocios extranjeros Sir Sa
muel Hoare.
Esperase que de la conferen
cia con Laval salga mas estre
chamente cimentada la amis :
tad anglo-francesa.
La gaceta., 1935-12-07
Sc EFECTUARA EN- BAR
.CELONA Ell FESTIVAL DE
LA MUSICA CONTEMPO-
RANEA

Barcelona, Die. 6.-La asam
blea de la Sociedad Internacio-
nal de Musica Contemporaries,
que Sc reuni6 este ano en- Pra-
ga, acord6 verificar su pr6xi-
mo festival en- esta ciudad, en-
la segunda quincena del mes de
abril. Ell acuerdo Sc tom6 por
unanimidad y luego de discutir-
Sc una proposition de Moscou
para que ell festival de 1886 Sc
efectUase ALI. Sc decide la So
ciedad por Barcelona, porque
en- la reunion de Florencia asi
10 habia acordado.
La traida de csc festival a
Espaha representa- un paso de
importancia en- el avance de
la mdsica moderna. Los viejos
y nuevos ap6stoles de la causa
Manuel de Falla, Enrique F.
Arbos, Adolfo Salazar y hume
rosoS acknowledgement con
agrado la mejor oportunidad
Ofrecida a la nueva generation
de mdsicos espanoles. Mucho
credito Sc concede a los dele
gados espanoles por haber To-
grade el Festival. En- Praga de-
fendieron su causa con EMU
siasmo, Fueron los delegates Ell
maestro Arbos, presidente; ell
Sr. Salazar, secreta;rio del CO.
mite de Madrid; ell maestro
Joan Lamote de Grignon, pre-
sidente, Y Robert Gerhard, Sc
cretario del comite de Barcelo-
ma.
lEl plan general del progra-
ma Sc compone de tres concier-
tos sinfonicos Y un concerto
por la banda municipal de Bar
celona. Presentara ell Orfe6n
Catala un concerto coral con
obras de Luis Millet. Els proba-
bic que Sc estrene ell oratorio
LA Atlantida", de Falla.
Compondran ell jurado in
ternacional, que la asamblea
seleceion6, Ernest Ansermet,
de Suiza; Lamote de Grignon,
de ESrana; Kurt Risage, de
Dinamarca Anton Won Web
ern, de Australia, V Boleslaw
Woytowicz, de Polonia.
La gaceta., 1935-12-07
CORTE DE POLICIA
A. CONIGLIO.

Dej0 aver en- libertad incon
dicional ell juez Watkins al jo-
ven Mike Sierra, de 16 amos, a
quien Sc acusaba de ser res
ponsables de un accidnte au-
tomovilista ocurrido en- la ave-
nida Osborne y Gale Is. En- ell
accidente sufri6 lesiones gra-
YES ell ciudadano Richard VIII
son.
Quedaron tambien en- liber-
tad los automoviiistas Sam FL
carrotta Y Elias Blanco, cuyos
coches chocaron, hace algunos
dias, en- la esquina de Chestnut
y Armenia. Result6 lesionada
la Sra. Irene Blanco, del 1922
de la Novena avenida.
La gaceta., 1935-12-07
S~aspendido Ell bale

SUSpeNUJuO et OulJe
del Circulo
I'm telegrama Sc recibi6 en- ia
manana de hoy, en- ell Circulo
Cubano y dice: Suspenda Bal
lie. Espere carta.-Emil.
Aver nos enteramos por SUI
representante en- esta ciudad
de que la orquesta "Ensueno'
estaba en- Miami y llegaria hoy
para tocar en- el bale que iba a
celebrarse esta noche. Asf 10
publicamos.
Hoy nos entera@os de que ell
Consul de Cuba tenia despacha
da esa orquesta para venir des-
de la Habana, directamente a
Tampa, con permiso de Inmi :
graci6n, para tocar hoy Ell el
Circulo.
No sabemos 81 ell tropiezo ha
sido con la Union de Mdsicos q
cual es la causa directa.
iDefinitivamente no viene la
Orquesta Ensueno?
Lo lamentamos sinceramente,
porque nos privan de DIR a uno
de los c~onjuntos de merito de la
urbe habanera.
La gaceta., 1935-12-07
DICESE QUE LA CRISIS MI
NISTERIAL SURGIRA LA
PROXIMA SEMANA

Madrid, Die. 7.-Esperase
que con motive del debate So
bre la denuncia Nombela, y por
insistir ell Sr. Chapaprieta en-
sus proyectos economics, Sc
plantee la crisis del gabinete
del lunes al martes. Chapaprie-
Ia insiste en- dbtener quorum
para sus Ieyes y ell Sr. Gil Ro-
bles asegura que la insistencia
producira la crisis.
La gaceta., 1935-12-07
UNA CONFERENCIA DE
AIZPUN

Madrid, Die. 7.-El exminis-
tro de justicia Sr. Aizpun,
miembro de la Ceda, ~pronunci6
aver una conferencia pidiendo
que Sc entregue ell Poder al Sr.
Gil Robes. Fxpres6 la Green
cia de que Sc trata de provocar
ahora una crisis para que no
pueda realizarse la reforma
constitutional.
La gaceta., 1935-12-07

prohflsar% pfeS-l~lales oe
todos los partidos Sc reunan :
digan spor qrien 'ciensan votar,
81 ~ electos, daS3o cuenta al
p%residente del Tribunal Supe-
rTor electoral. Que las eleccio-
mes generates Sc efectlen ell dia
10 de enero.
La parte primera dsa en- fir
me, en- 10 fundamental, la SEN
fencia que la coalici6n tripar-
tita discutiaQ.
Estimas9 la opinion de
Mr.. Dodds~ ara solucionado
conflicto sin nuevas difficult
tades.
Por los servicios prestados
Sc pagaran a Mr.. Dodds, segun
Ell 10 ha pedido, 1926 que gast6
en- su precipitado viaje y hotel
y $500 de honorarios. FL conse-
que ell secretario de hacienda a
que ell secrtario de hacienda a
Done Embellishments esa can
tidad.
La gaceta., 1935-12-07
Las Elecciones Sc e<ctuaran IN ia | de Enero
Ell informe de arbitro americana Mr.. Dodds

Habana, Die. 7.-El arbitro
americana Mr.. Harold Willis
Dodds, rresidente de- la Uni
versidad de Princeton, Sc mar
ch6 hoy para su pals entregan-
do antes al gobierno su infor-
me sobre ell problema electoral
planteado por una sentencia
del Tribunal Superior ElectO-
raj y la actitud de los paNidos
Accion Republican,, Union Ma
cionalista y Liberal.
Tan pronto recibi6 ell infor-
me ell p~residente Mendieta, en-
treZado por los Sres. Jose Ig-
nacio Rivero y Oscar Zayas,
que visitaron a Mr.. Dodds en- ell
hotel Nacional, Sc convoc6 Ell
\conssjo de secretaries. A las
tres de la tarde Sc reuni6 ell
consejo, acordandose traducir
Ia opinion del experto para me-
jor conocimiento del Presiden-
te Mendieta Y los secretaries.
Las dos principales recomen
d~aciones, que seran aceptadas,
La gaceta., 1935-12-07
Function en- Ell CircmO

Function en- Ell CirculO
Ell cuadro que actuaba en- ell
teatro del Circulo Cubano, vol
vera manana a sus labores, esta
vez bajo la direction del conoci-
do "lector" Jaime Fernandez.
Sc llevara a escena la gracio-
So obra del genera bufo, titula-
da "iQuien Soy Yo?" y un &C
to de variedades. Hara su rea-
parici6n la conocida bailarina
Manuelita Leon.
Los mayores palgaran 15c y
los ninos &c.
La gaceta., 1935-12-07
En- Ell AstaTi&aO

Sc luciran las graciosas mu-
chachas de la Secci6n de. Da-
mas, que celebraran su Third
Anniversary Dance.
Muchas personals daran cum
rlimiento a las invitaciones re-
partidas per las atentas j6ve-
mes.
La conocida orquesta de st.
Petersburg, "The Southerns",
tendra a su cargo ell programa
bailable.
Cesar RiUeTO.
La gaceta., 1935-12-07

Ganado va el tiunfo
tempoada dominica, ausl
pc los chicos de la SEED
Rocco del Cento Espanol,
ra msna2a a darse cita mn
juvent% en- la sala alta dey
socjfad espanola. !
las mesas distribuidas en- y
salon, innovation que ha tenido
gran acojida, Sc veran ocupa-
das pos elegantes damitas y j6-
venes. Don Francisco, la or
questa de la temporada, Sc pre-
para para estrenar, nuevas pie
zas.
Los bailadores pagaran 40c
y las girls" 25.
La gaceta., 1935-12-07
Concerto de guitarTG

Ell meritisimo guitarrista Sr.
Vicente Gelabert dara su segun
do concerto manana, en- los sa-
lones de la Orden Caballero de
la Luz.
Las valiosas manos del inte-
ligente mdsico volveran a acari
ciar las cuerdas de su guitarra,
para deleitar a los concurrent
ties.
Ell Sr. Gelabert desea presen
tar un repertoire que satisfaga
ell gusto de todos.
No dudamos que ell aprecia-
BILE maestro Sc vera correspon-
dido, en- su concerto.
La entrada costara soc.
La gaceta., 1935-12-07
DICE QUE Sc HA
RIA JUSTICIA A BRUNO

Trenton, N. j., Die. Per
sonas que Sc uneven cerca del
gobernador Hoffman manifes-
taron aver que este Sc halla de
La gaceta., 1935-12-07

En- Ell EspaHOl
Continua presentandose Ia
temporada agradable para bal
lar.
La gaceta., 1935-12-07

Habana, Die. 7-El arbitro son las siguiantes: Que los ccm
mericano Mr.. Harold Willis promisarj/ pres:3Neales de
DOdds, Tresidente de la Uni tOdos los partidOs Sc reunan 2
Imperial Valley press., 1935-09-12

To wear during the warm
weather. Smart ties in white
or white and color cOmbina-
tiOnS. Very smart.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-09-12
Of
MEXICO HELD
BY Student NTS

MEXICO CITY, Sept. u. (U.P) -
Three hundred radical students held
the University of Mexico today in
an effort to enforce their demand
that President Lazaro Cardenas Ii
berailze and financially rehabili-
tate it.
They repelled all efforts to dis
lodge them from the oldest seat OF
learning in the western hemisphere
with fuSilladeS of stones and other
missiles hurled from the roof.
AS their red and blac ekmblem
flew defiantly over the doors of the
university, and no considerable body
of police appeared to quell the re-
volt, the chamber of deputies pre-
pared to consider lifting of all par
liamentary immunity against its
members believed responsible for a
shooting affray last night in which
one deputy was killed and three
wounded.
The shooting occurred at a cau-
Gus of the left wing bloc of the
National Revolutionary party, held
in the chamber of deputies. Fifty
shots were fired. Conflicting explain
ations for the fray were put for
ward.
The slain deputy, Manuel Mar
tinez Valdez, lay on the floor of the
chamber for an hour before an am
bulance took him to the hospital
where he died. The wounded de-
puties were PraXedes Balboa, of
Tamaulipas; Luis Mendez of Micho-