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La opinión., 1935-11-24

Eckart trae al spectator Ia i'm
preston de una personiEleacion .
intimidad entire Ia cultura alema-
ma y Ia ~naturaleza de manifesto
como idea artfstlca vivida y senti-
da. Llama tambien la atencion el
modelo del Pueblo olfmpico de Do
BERTH, donde residiran cast todos
los atletas participates. Dibujos
y %escritos aclaratorios ensefan CO.
mo sera el ceremonial de Ia fies~
ia inaugural, del juramento OHM
pico, asf como programa De los ia
dfas de pruebas, del honor que Sc
tributarA a los Yencedores de la
fiesta de clausura, Una gran piza-
IRA en- dolores muestra ell trayecto
que seguira la carrera de antor-
chas Olimpicas, Ell largo canine del
tuego sagrado des6e la originaria
OLYMPIA, a traves de Grecia, Bull
garia, Hungrfa, Checoeslovaquia Y
Alemania. En- suma, muestra Ia in
teresante exposition con cuanto in
teres Alemania toma para ST Ia
responsabilidad de la realization
de Ia xI olimpiada, como IN deber
sagrado para cuya e~Jecuci6n Sc ne
costa ell aports decidldo de toda Ia
nacion.
iViene Ell trsn olfmpicol Esta
exclamation Sc ORA en- las 101 ciu-
dades y pueblos que visitara esta
exposition ambulante. atrayendo a
las gentes, entusiasmando a las
multitudes. En- un ano recorrera 10
mil Kilometres, permaneciendo de
dos a tres dias en- cada lugar, ter
minando su viaje justamente en- Ell
momento de comenzar Ia OLYMPIA
da en- Berlin, Ell 1ro. de Agosto de
1885.
La trIpulaci6n del "Tren olfmpi-
CO" consta de doce hombres, entire
conferencistas, conductores, obre-
ros. etc. Y el plan del recorrido e.
efectuarse estA va perfectamente
fijado. asf como todos los demas
detalles de la organization de es-
Ia importante exposition valera,
la cual sin duda tendra gran eXito
por 10 simpatico Y original de gu
presentation Y propaganda, que
contribu!ra al mejor brillo de un
gran acontecimiento International
como 10 es ell de Ia organization
de la XI Olimpiada de Berlin de
1885. 81.
.
La opinión., 1935-11-24
De Aqui de Alld
siuue de la IA. Pao.

de los Cubs ell sabado pasado.
Martinez, quien juega ell puesto
de Safety Men, es un jugador com
pleto, pero a1n lie falta I'm POGO de
experienced, aunque jugo en- prepa-
r%atoria, no es 10 mismo verselas
contra muchachos de 100 libras, a
200 libras. que es 10 que pesan los
jugadorey en- U~niversidades y Co
legios. Pero estamos seguros que
para ell aho entrante Martinez To-
grara un buen puesto en- el equi-
DO de los Cubs.
La opinión., 1935-11-24
LOS CADETES DEL coLEGlo
MILITAR

Entire ell pGblico comenzaba a sen
tirse va la ansiedad. cuando apare
cieron los alumnos del Colegio Mi
ntar, marchando marcialmente y
con la discipline acostumbrada por
ellos.
En- su vanguardia iban cerca de
mil hombres hacienda ejercicios
con a tiempos perdi-
dos y desde ALI Sc inicio la ova-
cion que ell p1blico lie tribute a los
Cadetes; seguia en- igual ndmero
otro grupo hacienda ejercicios o
los Maiissers. combinados con man
cuernas sonando estas con n pre-
cision absolute que hizo continuar
los aplausos de la multitud.
La opinión., 1935-11-24
DE LA ~SECRETARlA
DE GUERRA

Continue la Secretaria de Cue
ira. llevando al frente a ST. nuevo
eduipo de basquetbolistas Y voli-
bolistas. El arte marcial de los HON
bres del Ejercito Nacional, subyu-
20 a Ia multitId, que prodigo sus
aplausos va que los numerosos
ejercicios que iban ejecutando. tam
bien a tiempos perdidos, fueron
algo de 10 mas notable en- la gran
parada.
Obreros militarizados de las IA
bricas de armas. %artilleria y pol
vora. desfilaron tambien en- CO.
rrecta formation y hacienda ejer-
cicios con mancuernas y fusiles'
La opinión., 1935-11-24
Ia urlNuuN . DlARIo POPULAR INDEPENDENTS . LOS ANGELES. CALIFORNIA
Candidate Para All American

Uno de los candidates para ser honrado este ano con
ell nombramiento de "AIl American" en- ell foot ball, es
Conner Jones, (foto) centric y captain del equipo de Ohio
State, quien ha sido una %verdadera muralla en- la defensa
de su equipo. Jones es ell jugador que ha sobresalido mas
por Ohio State esta temporada.
La opinión., 1935-11-24
Sc INAUGURO VA Ell
CONGRESO DE HISTORIA

MERIDA, Yucatan. Noviembre %
(Exclusivo).- Eel Segundo Congre-
so Nacional do Historic quedo inau
gurado solemnemente anoche en-
esta ciudad.
Mas de Glen delegados represent
tando al gobierno nacional. a los
La opinión., 1935-11-24

gobiernos de los Estados y a las so
ciedades de historic, asisten al Con
greso.
l~nteresantes trabajos seran lei-
dos en- esta reunion. segdn Sc des-
prende de los informes de la d.
rectiva del Congreso.
Entire los asistentes al Congreso
Sc encuentran ell ~ingenlero Vito
Alessio Robes. Representative del
Estado de Coahuila y Jose de j.
NGhez y D~ominguez. representative
del Museo Naciopal. ambos colabo
radores de los Periodicos Lozano.
La opinión., 1935-11-24
Ell NOTABLE AZ BATTALION

Entire los contingencies que pre-
sento Guerra, fue el mas notable
ell del AZ Battalion. Recordamos to-
davia la grata impression que en- ell
desfile del aho pasado nos dejo es
to Cuerpo del Ejercito, pero ahora
nos sorprendio adn mas al yer su
perfecta organization, su intacha-
BILE deportismo y SD gran oorrec-
ci6n. Llevaba tanto en- Ia culata co
mo en- la mira del maiiser, cfrcu-
los verdes y rojos, dando con los
ejercicios que realizaban gran bri
llantez a la parada.
A continuation %vinieron las de-
mas Secretaries de Estado, siendo
los grupos de Hacienda y Relacio
mes algo sumamente attractive. For
Hacienda vimos los diversos teams
que ha organizado ell Club de la
Secretaria, en- donde So vieron re
presentados ell Futbol, ell Tennis, ell
Fron.6n. ell Atlet!snic, TODD, me1or
e.cho casl ;odo. va que nc hubo
eQu!po de tdtboi americana por min
guna de las dependencies oficiales.
En- seguida de estas Secretaries
de Eetado vino Ia de Agriculture
La opinión., 1935-11-24

En- platica que celebramos con
ell senior Ricardo Hill, Consul de
Mexico en- Los Angeles, o mani
festo que esta dispuesto a coope-
rar con ell nuevo Comite Olfmpico
que SO formara en- breves dfas. aus
piciado por la Association Atletica
Mexicana para enviar a Mexico a
nuestros atletas locales.
Ell Consul ahadio que Ell Consul
lado de Mexico esta preparado pa
ra prestar ell apoyo necesario al
Comite Olimpico, que cooperarA
desde Los Angeles a la mejor re-
presentation de Mexico en- la OHM
piada que Sc llevara a cabo en- Ber-
lin ell proximo ano.
Expusimos al senor Consul la ne
cesidad de elegir una mesa direc-
tiva que pueda funcionar durante
ell proximo aho. y Sc encargue de
organizar bales y programs de-
p%ortivos para recaudar fondos. pa
ra poder mandar un contingente de
atletas a las p%rox!nlas competen .
cias de campo Y p.sta que Sc ce-
LIBRARIAN en- Ia capital. para esco-
ger ell equipo de T.ista que repre-
sentara Mexico en- la Olimpiada de
Berlin.
Hay en- Los Angeles muchos atle-
tas que pueden oompetir contra la
crema Y nata de campo y pista de
la Republica. pero por azone mex
p~licables nunca los muchachos me-
Xicanos ~radicados en- ell ~extranjero
han podido representa- a Mexico
en- las competencias international
les.
Todos los que e%stuvieron presen-
ties ell 5 de Mayo en- ell C~oliseo. vie
ron ell espectaculo atletico que la
Association Atletica Mexicana del
La opinión., 1935-11-24
Dizzy de Vista en- Los Angeles

Jerome Dizzy Dean, (zquierda) Sc encuentra de vista
en- Los Angeles, acompahado de su esposa, despues de ha-
Der hecho ell viaje en- aeropIano desde Atlanta, Ca, ell Ill
timo iueves. En- la toto Sc We al as de los cardenaIes de
San Luis, con Babe Ruth, cuando ell Banbino lucia ell uni
forme del Boston Braves.
La opinión., 1935-11-24

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Evening star., 1935-10-23
Natures Children
Carolina Wren
(ThryOthOrus LudOvivianus).

terances are poured forth. Finally
he whistles.
You can interpret his state of mind
pretty well by them. but if you can
get a glimpse of his expressive tail
bobbing up and down at furious
rate, you are certain what he Is say
ing is far from complimentary. His
ability to initiate so many calls and
songs has earned for him the name
of mocking wren. d.
Through the underbruSh you catch
a sight of the bright, rusty-brown
back, and when he alights high over
your head you see the creamy white
or buff underneath colors. His tail
and wings are finely barred.
There are many States in which you
can see this handsome forest lover,
but you must 60 to visit him. In
Nebraska, Idaho, Ohio and Southern
Pennsylvania he is well known, as
also in the Connecticut Valley, the
Gulf States, Texas and Florida.
He is, above all else. an ardent
suitor and faithful -till-death hus-
band. HIS temper Is ratner peppery,
and he deals with dispatch with any
rival or foe that tries to interfere
with his home life.
His spouse looks carefully about for
a building site before deciding. So
look in stumps, hidden hooks, cram
nieS in old walls of deserted ShackS
and such places. The nursery is a
bulky affair of feathers, leaves and
grasses. The walls are made for
comfort, soft grasses and long hairs
being used. The mattress is springy
one. Here, about the latter part Of
April will be laid from four to six
creamy white eggs, well freckled with
brown and lavendar mark
ingS.
After the children have been edu-
Gated and are able to take care of
themselves, father changes his dingy
clothes for fine new ones. Strangely,
he was wed in a dingy suit that he
had worn all Winter.
(Copyrisht. 1889
Evening star., 1935-10-23
.HELP-MEN.
Mechanically Inclined
Young Man
By WEBSTER

Two positions open. One working in
large, privately operated garage dispensing
gas and oil changing tires etc: other re-
quires young man with some mechanical
experlence. able to DO small amount OF
Md. and Va. Both must have drivers per-
mits, experienced in driving with no.
accident records. Salary. SIS weekly Po-
sitions permanent # selected applicants
earnest. honest and display proper attitude
toward work
- = t W 81
nation that may be helpful in considering
your application. Address Box 93-k, Star
office.
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JrQbue

THIS surname is derived from
Strabo. the Greek geographer and
historian who was born in 50 B. c..
He lived in Rome from 29 B. C..
until his death in 81 A. D. Strabo
was one of the most widely travelled
men in his time and being a gifted
writer, wrote brilliantly of his travels.
He was the author of some II histories
and Biographies. only one of which is
extant.
We find later that the name Strabo
was borne by one Walkfried Strabo
of France, an ecclesiaStic and author
who accompanied Charles, son of
Louis the Pious, to Aix-la- -Chapelle,
Germany, as his tutor. Walkfried
Strabo was later appointed able Of
Reichenau.
The Lame Strabo had been handed
down from generation to generation
until the time of the first settlement
of the family in America.
The founder of the family in Amer
lea was Sir Anthony Strabo CTrabue)
who was born in Montaubon. in old
Guyenna, France, II. 1867. He was
the son of Antoine Strabo and grand
son Of Pierre Strabo. During the re-
ligious wars Anthony fed from the
country with other French -Hugue-
nots and took refuge in Holland, where
he spent several years.
He became interested in the Amer
lean Colonies and in 1700 came with
his wife, Magedlaine lie Flournoy (also
a Huguenot), to Virginia and estab-
liShed their home in Manikin Town,
near Richmond.
An interesting entry in the Journal
Of Col. Daniel Trabue states: My
granfather's name was Sir Anthony
Trabue, but Col. Byrd (of Virginia)
set it down as Anthony Trabue."
The Trabue family is one of the
most eminent of Southern families
and is connected with many of the
notable names in the Old Dominion.
(Copyright. 1881
Evening star., 1935-10-23
How 1t Started
BY JEAN NEWTON.
Bulldog.

THERE is more In many a name
= than what merely meets the eye.
In bulldog, for instance. with which
we are familiar. is variety Of ami
NAL whose reputation. has become
proverbial for ferocity, courage and
tenacity of grip.
The term itself is an allusion to
that unsavory period in the Middle
Ages when the populace, nobility and
even royalty was amused at public
exhibitions which featured batting
bulls with dogs.
For this purpose special animal
was required and bred-one that could
Withstand trampling. being gored and
generally maltreated-and come back
for more.
The answer was the bulldog, whose
name today is reminder of the good
old days, which were not so good for
either the bulls or the dogs.
Copyright. 1850
Evening star., 1935-10-23
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.

COUPLE. white or colored; living quarters
end small salary in exchange for services
Call Columbia 399S for appointment.
COUPLE. colored experienced. for first
class cook and experienced. careful chauf-
feur-butler; must have city references; !;
sleep in. Phone Emerson 6711
CHRISTMAS CARD AGENTS-Seu our at
uactlVe: personal lire Of Christmas cards;
reasonably priced; 40cc commission: large
variety OF box assortments; will net you
80 to 1000 profit. Chas. A. BeItz Co
III Walnut ST. Phila.
MAN AND WIFE. colored. for country. 40
miles out. man butler. woman tirst-c!ass
COOK; good home for -risht party. Apply
1I69 II ST. nv. ask for Mrs Crook
MATTRESSES FOR INSIDE
TABLE SERVICE; GOOD
SALARY. ALSO BOYS AND
GIRLS FOR CURB SERV-
ICE. APPLY 51O9 GEORGIA
AVE, THE HOT SHOPPE.
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Psychology
BY DIR. JESSE w. SPROWLS.
Remembrances.

ONES life plan doesn't change very
fast or very radically. This is
due to the fact that We are contin-
ually guided and controlled by our
remembrances.
Some people remember what they
have seen; others what they have
heard: others what they have eaten;
others what they have done, and so
on. And so it may be said that each
personality is a composite of those
experiences which are sufficiently in
teresting to leave lasting impressions.
Some psychologists hold that the
bulk of our worries originate in our
remembrances, rather than in our
present experiences. We are unable
to make the proper adjustment to
our surroundings because we see
situations, not as they are. but as we
think they ought to be. The colored
glasses of memory obscure the details
of reality.
There are also those who hold that
our remembranceS dictate our choice
of vocation and to great extent the
success we make of it. OF course, our
remembrances are really not causes
in themselves, but indicators Of our
biases, prejudices, anxieties, fears,
ideals, defeats. Discover his remem-
-brances, and you can pretty safely
predict how person will behave in
new situation. Out of the past you
get slant on the future. for each
personality is but the organized and
heightened shadow of what he has
been.
Evening star., 1935-10-23
Husbands Seek Vacations.

Saying they needed a vacation, two
native husbands recently applied to
the native commissioners Office in
Ladysn1ith, South Africa, for permis-
sion to travel to Johannesburg. Both
men were in the early 40s. One has
IL wives, the other z.
Evening star., 1935-10-23
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

AUTO INSTRUCTION. reliable white man
any hour; cars furnished: parking for test;
LEARN TO PLAY your Iavorite instru-
ment-accordion. saxophone. trumpet cor
net, xylophone. violin, banjo, guitar xylo-
2ofin 2ohne trombone m drum. clarinet or man
both instrument and 55 private lessons.
Absolutely no other charge. merely come
IN advance and take the instrument m ieH home home
we stand back Of it with a large. capable
Staff Of teachers. National 4730, K.tTS.
see s52 onI ds ST. f For USED inStrument values
laneous classification in this paper.
BEGINNERS % nd finishing accredited sec
retsrisi reg ia. and business courses: qualifying
Gregg or Boyd shorthand, touch tipping,
SSecretarial practice. bookkeeping. calculat-
inE naei macn1nes naW etc position guar grad
aulre Boyd's. 1898 F st. National 233s.
SAHD PUNCH tabulation machine HOME
SiSPi RoyGs RSUGGEsE .n1 ior ciyil service exam,
CARD PUNCH MACHINE operation mas
tered in few hours used in GoVernment
ana commercial Offices; also touch typine
business correspondence; day-eyenins Ses.
SlotS. Boyd's 1888 F st NV.
LEARN MECHANICAL DENTISTRY
DsS GOOD dnf faEwGi0so Eve9ins G5Rssss Pass
No Special Education Necessary.
NATIONAL SCHOOL OF MECHANICAL
- DENTISTRY.
1901 G St. NV. National 4Oo2. %.
GIRLS! GIRLS! GIRLS!
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE.
special discount on complete course II
enrolled this month. Individual instruction.
terms.
MODERN SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE
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nv LILLIAN cox ATHEY.

6" EA-KETTLE, tea-kettle, tea
kettle" is the greeting called
to you from the depths Of
Il the forest as you enter the
domain the Carolina wren calls his
own. 1t is the query of South Caro-
lina's State bird wanting to know
"who goes there?"
Surely few birds love their freedom
more than does this wren, the largest
Evening star., 1935-10-23
WANTED-SALESMEN.

MAGAZINE SALESMAN. experienced See
Mr.; Knott Room l07. 9lS NV. bet. S
and = am or $40 to $50 pm
BE INDEPENDENT own your business;
experience unnecessary; IS 80 profit SELL
ing s. 800 accidental death policy: $50
accident. SD sick weekly benefits; cost
Sl5 yearly: renewal income large stock
company. Protective Policy. Dept. N IL
Commerce st. Newark. ". J.
SALESMEN acquainted hotels. clubs, tav-
rms. sell direct wire vocal sporting and
general news service
TELECAST.
Attractive proposition to live wires lib
eral commission. Salary when qualified
Call $50 Press Bids. o3'
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member of the family. The silences
of the forest seem to give him ample
opportunity to hear the echo of his
own voice. And few birds have such
q varied number of notes.
Once the shy fellow finds he has
an audience, he begins right off to
voice his disapproval of your presence.
Such scolding, clicking, rattling, cluck-
ing, trilling and even tree-toad ut
Evening star., 1935-10-23
GARAGE RECORD CLERK

For local business concern operating about
90 vehicles Cost system already estab-
lished. but need dependable man to operate
it and make suggestions to garage man
ager for economical and dependable opera
sary but desirable Applicant should have
experience in bookkeeping or record keep
ing. Position permanent if applicant han
If you are qualified for this opportunity,
reply stating age, education. experience IN
detail previous and present employers,
present salary, salary desired and give any
additional information that will be of as
Sistance in considering your application.
Address RoY 210-K Star office.
Evening star., 1935-10-23
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
DONfES

CALL DOMESTIC" for help, men, women.
any capacity. Quick. reliable service
Phone Decatur eilg. 1925 9th
RUPHERS' EXCHANGF-Hovsewor
cooks, maids. mothers helpers. laundresseS
housemen: ref Dec 3551. 1887 lIth n "
Evening star., 1935-10-23
SITUATIONS-WOMEN.


BEAUTY OPERATOR. years experience
in all lines of beauty work: ! year in
New York city; excellent references. Met.
1895 after 6 pm. Rm. 3. D. Betty.
DENTAL ASSISTANT, : years exp; in
cludes sold casting. X-ray. ultraviolet
and assisting at chair; references. Phone
Sterling 907S. 23'
EXECUTIVES SECRETARY now EN-.
ployed must make change bank. legal.
association experience: best references.
Miss Harley Phone Georgia 743l. "a
GIRL. refined white. desires home with .
nice family: will help with housework.
Phone North 2902.
NURSE. hospital trained; infants and
formulas; excellent references; unincum-
bered. K. B.. 14l5 Ives pl. Sc.
SECRETARY Y-STENOGRAPHER ambitious.
efficient. mature. legal experience. desires
satisfactory connection. Natl. 2266; Apt.
3O3 20
STENOGRAPHER expert. experienced, EN-.
ployed in Govt. at present $50 per week.
desires position in private ONCE: Will con"
slider reduction if position warrants. Ao-
dress Box 65-J Star office.
WHITE WOMAN refined reliable. wishes
> or . days work each week: Will do plain
companion to elderly person. Address Box
AK Star Office. ID
YOUNG LADY. former Government en-
ployee. desires position with OUTSIDE
corporation: typist or Elliott Fisher biller.
Needs work Immediately. Address Box
101-K. Star office.
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CHAUFFEUR, white neat, age 80. private
or commercial evenings. Saturdays and
Sundays. Address Box 1l-K. Star once.
04s
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BOY, colored. reliable high-school gradu-
ate. Job, house boy once cleaner or
anything. Wiling worker. 10l4 r st. NV.
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GIRL. neat, for general houseWork: good
laundreSS. experienced with children: S?2
Inonth, I.cl5 room and board; city references.
1852 Sheridan st. NV. Georgia 304a.
GIRL, steady. colored. for general house
WORK. stay nights; SO wk Apply Thurs.
morning bet. 10 and IL. 1901 2lst st. n ".
NuRSEMAID-Good home, S25 mo. Give
reterenees IN letter. Address Box 274-J,
Star Office.
WOMAN, white, for general Housekeeping,
care OF child. 9 years; absolutely must
have excellent references; neat. honest,
trustworthy; none other need apply 1896
and 10 pm
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HELP-nOMESTIC

GIRL. white. by Protestant family to as
sist in housework and stay IN nights with
cnlId. Tor board and room. Emerson 1915
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SITUATIONS-MEN.

set of books and prepare operating and
financial statements. Address Box IOS-K,
Star Office
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BARTENDER. flrst-class, with 90 years
experience in hotels. clubs and steamships
am strictly sober. close and fancy mixer
OF all drinks. also rectifer. Address Box
AK Star nfhna
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Shaw Revival.

London Is having a Bernard Shaw
theatrical reV al.
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THE combining of the again fash
ionable Donegal tweed Of Irish
origination with this new three-but-
ton model jacket is an assurance that
the effects of 200-mile journey by