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The Washington times., 1935-05-09

Fury" Treasurer Russell Thomas
of the National Theater has just
completed a hitch as juror in
Criminal Court No. l.
I hope it's not true that AL
Jolson is going to do Three Men
On a Horse" for the movies. For
the mousy little milquetoast OF
that play is not suited to Uncle
Al. He has too much get up and
go. My choice for the role would
be blinking Charlie ButterWorth
or possibly Charlie Ruggles. At
any rate a meek little Moses
which AL is not. Smart fellow
that Mr.. Meakin. He gets the
critics to write his ads. Or hadn't
you noticed The Pulitzer judges
ruled out The Children's Hour"
not merely because it was an un-
pleasant theme but because of a
weak third act. And they can
prove their point before any jury
Carnninatti, Maybe
Playwright Caesar Dunn saw
the National Players do Petit
coat Fever" yesterday matinee.
Then he sought out Steve Cochran
and pleaded for a first perform
ance of his new play, "Silhouette, !"
with the E Street cast and Tulio
Carminatti as guest star. Mr..
Cochran liked the idea of this try
out for Crosby Gaige will do
Silhouette" in the fall. The play
will be put on the week of June
10, provided the erstwhile leading
man for Grace Moore can get a
release from Hollywood commit
ments. Carminatti is crazy to
come back to the speaking stage.
The Washington times., 1935-05-09

go Adam, go Eve; the world
is yours!" And so they went, at
five minutes past IL this morning,
in all their pristine innocence to
progenerate the human race as
the only two robots, of millions
created, to realize fertility from
the physiological experiments of
the futuristic Frankensteins. This
is by way of saying the Cue and
Curtain of G. w. U. took three
and a half hours to present Karel
Capek's play, "R. U. R." in Ward
man Park Theater last evening.
The Washington times., 1935-05-09
HOLLYWOOD GOSSIP
ICOVer Hollywood

"a slight other. Those two organ.
izatiDns had decided IN effect a
rrcnnciliat ~ their going
around together Or bust in the at
tempt. but bust In the attempt
they will have IN. for Miss p. flew
to HDIIyUcr,d and W Dirk Powell
0ns would presume. II one can
believe what one reads in the
newspapers The RADIO
POgues will h presented in an en-
tireIv neU and much more tEcit~
ing act in RsOuI Wslsh's Every
Night st Eight" Instead n, as a
body of three. they will appear
from time 10 time. alone. and give
vent To their limitations.
Whenever Katharine Hepburn
has a few spare moments between
shows on her new picture, she
whips out hair brush and gives
her browning glory the once over
but not lightly. According 70
beauty experts this constant
brushing is THAT makes it look
FURNISHED copper Would this
be a compliment; Jane jenkins, a
school gal in Lincoln, Neb., writes
to LYLE Talbot that in school the
other day, as a punishment, she
had to stand in front of the black
board and write his name 100
times, all because it was astrology
class and when the teachers asked
her what she considered the most
interesting star, she Immediately
piped forth with LYLE Talbot"
The Washington times., 1935-05-09

Norma Shearer is retiring from the screen
for the second visit of the stork. But Metro
Goodwin Mayer will not let her lose contact
The Washington times., 1935-05-09
Stopped the Judge


Clayton Hamilton, for II years
a Pulitzer prize judge, was one
of the first to knock the selection
of 1.-THE Old Maid" because it was
q play adapted from a Edith
Wharton novel. But Harry Moses
stopped him cold with reminder
that when he was a judge he gave
the award to Green Pastures"
which was an adaptation .. Mae
West will talk to a dozen ques-
tionable men next Wednesday at
-, Pacific Coast time. It's an
Interview, of course Mark
Hellinger has written movies,
skits for the Follies and is cur
rentIy appearing on the vaude-
vile stage with his wife, Gladys
Glad, besides writing a daily
column. He has never written a
play but now this will be at
tended to for Sam Harris has a
drama in which he collaborated.
The new play will be called
Goods In His Heaven" an d
George Jessel is the co-author. 1t
is said to be about the home life
of a West Coast film producer ). .
Among the nutty spring rumors is
one that Katharine Hepburn will
play Hamlet" for the screen.
They can start right in counting
now those who can't abide a
woman playing a mans part, any
where, any time. This department
would be happy to head the list
The best F Street long shot
of 1885 is Mark of The YAM
pire", held over at the Columbia.
Thought to be just $3.50 it earned
its second week on count-up fig
ures.
: &C Men" dropped 100000 into
the box office of the Strand
Theater in New York this week,
where $4,000 is considered a good
seven days business. 1t is run.
ming from 8 a. m. to S the next
morning Nova Pilbeam, con-
sidered England's greatest juve-
nile actress, will be the picture
star at the Belasco in Little
Friend" after Chaliapin's Don
Cuixote" enjoys a second week
Cab Galloway and his band
nick the Howard $4,000 for the
one week at the T Street theater
Meet Col. Hunter
It's Col. Harry Hunter, of the
Paramount Exchange after this,
Just for old Kentucky'S sake. 6.
That was Mrs. Woodrow Wilson
and her brother at the National
last night. Also present Mr.. and
Mrs. Vincent Callahan ana good
looking Nancy Turner from Balti-
more. All the Washington thea
ters will cooperate in the N. V. A.
midnight show at the Fox, May
10. Benny Meroff will bring over
his revue from the Earle. and
there will be special acts besides
the complete Fox stage show.
Little Shirley Temples latest pic
ture, "Our Little Girl" comes into
the Fox on May II. The Earles
picture that week will be the long
awaited Paul Mum in Black
The Washington times., 1935-05-09
nv LLOYD PANTAGEs
CCopyrlghi, 1885, Nv RirE Features
cvpJI,.Ns fps

HOLLYWOOD. May 9 leave
1t to Hugh O'Connel to dO The
unusual In this land OF the IN
usual. First Of oil he jumped
into swimming pool for scene
In a picture with n pocket full Of
Chinese (and heavy gOod.luCk
tokens which promptly sank him
to the bottom and kept him there
until he was rescued. Now, be
cause Of increasing avoirdupois and
on the advice OF his physician.
he has put time lock dixie n
Vault smack on the door Of his
ice box which prohibits him from
doing a little midnight proving
to sup. According to this unusual
device, the door only opens thrice
daily in time to prepare the usual
daily meals.
Loyal British subjects in Holly
wood did not forget His Majesty's
jubilee celebration and even
though they could not be present
at the pomp and ceremony Of the
ball, they sent donations to the
Associated British Cinemas.
Among the Sc n d s-Merle
Oberon, Ronald Colman, and many
other BritiSh-born filmerS.
Rudy Vallee is that chagrined-
Mary Brian's sudden flight from
New York to do an opera out here,
left the Rudy Vallee Fan Club
and the Mary Brian Fan Club in
The Washington times., 1935-05-09
Quick Flop

TQUICk lOp
When Katherine Cornell saw
one nights gross go below $500,
lowest she has played to in 10
years, she made up her mind
quickly to close FLOWERS OF the
Forest" For the sake of the
thousands who will be streaming
into Loew's Palace Theater to see
F'redric March and Charl e S
Laughton in Lies Miserables," be-
ginning tomorrow, this official
pronunciation for the Victor
Hugo novel is issued by Carter
Barron: LAY MEESEROB.
Harry Essex is in town to do the
shouting from the house tops for
this United Artists release .
R-K-O-Keith'S will follow up "The
Informer" with the second Of the
Department of Justice, Bureau of
investigation, hero pictures, Let
EN- Have It." It comes in just
as &c Men" is departing from
the Earle Theater 1t was
bound to happen. Paramount is
the first to announce picture
about the chain letter nuisance
which is plaguing Jim Farley'S de-
partment. 1t will be called
"Chain Letter" with Fred Mac
Murray, Gail Patrick and Baby
Leroy already assigned to the
caSt.
The Washington times., 1935-05-09
Andrew X. Kelley


forget you Sming Through with Shearer starred
will be ressued just reminder she is still great George
Ariss Cardinal Rcheeu splendid picture takes the rap
because The Iron Duke" English weak sister, An
unwise Street booking Up in Boston they Missed the
heaer Guild revue Parade because poked fun at Father
couchn The Hub of the strongest towns in support of
the radio priest If you watch close you may see Jack
Mulha poke his face into the camera range IN Inc In
former Not even one line and five years he star
for Warner To be truthful about it, Harry Warner has
promised him real do comeback Drec-
tor James Whale of Universal gets the job of directing Show
Boat He the director whose motto Never an Amer
lean actor if English is around The Newspaper
Womns Club will pour tea and serve crumpets IN honor OF
the National Theater Players this afternoon at A.
The Washington times., 1935-05-09
NJ OWE


RKO KETTH'S-Karoff in THE
Bride of Frankenstein." 1l:l5.
q. M, /, 2:51. ABA, 6:27. $40
1908 p. m.
FOX - jeanette M a C Donald.
Nelson Eddy in Naughty
Marietta" 1918 a. M. LOS,
400, 6:55, $50 p. m.
Stage. 1905. 800, 5;55. S:45
p. m.
PALACE George Arliss, Mau.
reen O'Sullivan in Cardinal
Richelieu," 11:15 a. M. 1;20,
1925, $50. 1885. 9:40 p. m.
BELASCO-Chaliapin in Don
Quixote," 1900, 200, 400,
500, 800. 1000 p. m.
COLUMBIA - Lionel Barry
more, Elizabeth Allan in
Mark OF The Vampire"
1925, 2:20, AIS, 6:l0, sos,
1000 p. m.
METROPOLITAN Al Jolson,
Ruby Keeler in 60 Into
Your Dance" 11:10 a. M,
ITO, 3:15, $40, 7:25. $3.50
p. m.
EARLE-Warren William and
Margaret Lindsay in Case OF
Curious Bridge" 11:0O a. m,
1870, APO, ITO, 9:55 p. m.
Stage, 1910, 1925, Sis, 9 pm.
LITTLE-"Sins of Love-"
At 1920 a. m, 1890, 2:30,
4:30, $50, $3.50 and 1890
p. m.
HOWARD-Al Jolson, Ruby
Keller in go Into Your
Dance" 1890. 3:55, 7;05.
1910 p. m.
Stage, 2:4O, $50, 9:05 p. m.
new high in directing his last act
The robot costumes were designed
by Margaret Moore. Ultramoderr
settings, creations of katherine
Cutler, aided the drama i'm
mensely. Coffee, served by nicely
gowned goods, made 40 minutes
intermissions less unbearable.
You may see it tonight-at $50
R. H.
Milford chronicle., 1935-07-19
FARMINGTON
Church News

Church News
A midsummer social for the bene-
fit Of Pennington Methodist Church
will be held on the church lawn
Thursday evening, July 25th.
Miss Kathleen Raughley is leader
of the devOtions in the Saturday
Study Circle at Pennington this
week.
Rev. William NJ. Wine will preach
at TOdd's Chapel Junday, July 21st
at 1890 a. m. Rev. James Langrell
will supply the pulpit of Pennington
Brethren Church Sunday morning.
Plan to attend the service in Farm
ingtOn Methodist Church Sunday
evening. There will be special
music by the choir and a gospel mes
sage by the pastor.
A musical Interpretation of the
Life of Christ will be given in Farm
ingtOn Methodist Church Sunday eve
ming, July 2Sth. Don't miss it.
Remember the Wednesday church
night service in Pennington this
week. The pastor plans to give a
chalk talk. Our young peoples
choir rehearses Immediately after
this service:
Milford chronicle., 1935-07-19

plish both recovery and reform BY
the same stroke not only have been
unsuccessful but have led to such
confusion and have so weakened the
confidence of business men that they
have largely defeated their own pur-
poses and have prevented natural
recuperative forces from asserting
themselves.
ut is also time for the people Of
the nation to call halt to reckless
government spending. -. We have
had two years of planned economy
and wholesale government spending,
which have discouraged initiative
and private business and have plac-
ed heavy burdens, present and fu-
ture, on the shoulders of the tax
payers.
"In proportion to the cost the
gains in business during the last
few years have been exceedingly
small. -.
Milford chronicle., 1935-07-19
CHAPLAIN'S CHAPEL

The Chaplains Aid Society will
meet at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w
3. Conaway on Friday evening, july
19. 1-'
A lemon social will be held in
connection with the aid. Everyone
cordially invited to attend. Don't
fail to be there.
Miss Minnie Short entertained her
sister, Mrs. Anna Taylor at Penn
sylvania on Sunday.
Miss Janet Mattocks Of PennsyI-
Vania is visiting Miss Mary Isaacs.
Mrs. Laura Williams was given a
surprise birthday party on Sunday
at the home of her daughter and
son-in-law, Mr.. AMI Mrs. Harry Tor
bert of Greenwood.
Sunday school next Sunday at
$3.50 a. m.
Rev. Green has announced that on
Sunday, July %, tine preaching SER
vice will be held at 8:45 in the NOR
ming instead of in the afternoon.
Sunday school will be held follow
ing the preaching hour.
Milford chronicle., 1935-07-19

ITO what extent private business
will be permitted to play leading
role in the process of recovery de-
pends, Of course, on future legisla-
tion; and the more cautiously the
government proceeds, the more con-
fidently private business will 10
ahead"
The survey characterized the Su-
preme Courts recent ruling as zone
of the momentous decisions Of the
Courts history. 1t reafirmed the
fundamental principles upon which
this nation was founded and gave
assurance that. bureaucratic
planned economy cannot prevail
against the Constitution.
"Unless further restrictive legis-
lation is attempted in defiance Of
the principles laid down by the Su-
Milford chronicle., 1935-07-19
PROMOTING CONFIDENCE

In its current monthly survey, the
Guaranty Trust Company Of New
York says the death Of MIRA has
helped free business Of the fear OF
punitive measures and has promoted
confidence that is the foundation
stone of recovery.
"The attitude of government to-
ward business should be one Of con-
structive assistance, not one OF re-
striction," it stated.
"The time has arrived not to alter
our Constitution but to permit busi-
ness to solve its own problems, as it
has in past depressions, free from
political domination that has spread
uncertainty, undermined confidence,
and brought encouragement.
certainly by this time It should
be realized that the governments
hurriedly conceived plans to accom-
Milford chronicle., 1935-07-19

Hickman, have been guests of Mr..
and Mrs. James Otwell.
Mrs. Frank Lacy, Mrs. George
Hunter and Mrs. John Hazard and
son, of Rutherford, N. J., are visit
ing Milton.
The W. C. T. U. will hold. a chick
en- supper Aug. 10th, during the
home coming, at the Masonic Hall.
All are invited.
Milford chronicle., 1935-07-19

sturdy. rugged Dodge helped me
blaze a way through traekl0ss waste
lands in the Far East" writes Roy
Chapman Andrews, famous explorer.
''And now Dodge blazes q new trail
the economy trail. { know my new
Dodge costs less 60 run than a
small car"
Dodge ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
gas and oil mileage heretofore con-
sidered beyond reach. Many figure it
costs less TO own a Dodge than a
small, competitive make. They say
Milford chronicle., 1935-07-19

Nothing else will pep up a room
quite as much as a vase filled with
a big bunch of gladiolas.
Milford chronicle., 1935-07-19

preme Court, natural recuperatiye
forces may assert themselves with
Milford chronicle., 1935-07-19

less hindrance than in the recent
past"
Milford chronicle., 1935-07-19
AUCTION SALE! 5TES2A1. 5S2y Rsrd.
At 10 A. NJ. STANDARD TIME)

miles south of Wilmington road leading from NC
Highway the residence
of All Furnishings Of 12ROOm Mansion
everything needed in well equipped home
living bedroom furniture wardobes tables
chairs book chairs ferneIy lot
all kinds brearac dishes and glassware umbrella
stand, hall rack.
Chickering piano clocks radio lot Of
Opece dnngrOOm suite hghchar oil cooking stove kit
heating porch furniture 4pOser bed hanging
bells old iron lot of crooks Parker fire.
place including androns and screens coverlets pier mirror
Victorian chairs Windsor chair Op walnut table
gOdeaf Hepplewhite card table h
milk pOws harrOws Horse
mower a Many other things
mention.
CpECIATIarge old Century early bring
"a appetite. Guild Georges Presbyterian
will lunch the beautiful old lawn plenty of shade
TERMS:-Cash, prepared o settle SALE
shine Sold the of Clarence E. Pool
(Deceased1.
HAMILTON'S AUCTIONEERS
7-l9-1t 6O1 W. Ninth Street Wilmington Delaware
La opinión., 1935-02-26
Una BANDA De
Y0LADORES De
CAJAS FUERTES
Aver cometio cinco robos.
Deja como hue;!as bote-
Has yaciaS

IRA banda de ladrones "t1ntas-
mas. que beben mientras abrcn
caias de combination y dejau va
cias las botellas y las cajas. esta
siendo p%erSeguida por Ia p@oltcia,
perosin huella alguna que sirva
para consumar Ia captura, pues en-
ninguna de las muchas parties cue
han fisitaGo han dejado hoella di-
gital III mlrcas f|avorables para Ia
persecution.
Duranto los ultimos dias han rea
Iizado grandes vobos, abriendo ca
jas fuertes a 81 antojo, pero 10
mas sorprendente es que unoche.
en- el tcvmino dc una cuautas no.
ras, dejaron vacias cinco cajas en-
otras tautas residencias o estab!e-
cimientos comerciales, y en- cada
n de elias dejaron al Iado los
cascos de sabrosos Vinos.
Primero estuyieron en- II casa
comercial, de douGe Sc llevaron
100000 en- seguida visitaron otra'
en- donde acc.dentaimente tocaron
la combination electrical Que puso
en- funcionamiento las carapanas
de alarma, y aunque huyeron a
tempo. r%egresaron mas tarde para
llevarsa 10 que ~buscaban, que eran
$4,000: desputs v%isitaron una jo-
yeria. neyaudose $500 en elective y
muchas alhajas; mas tarje toda-
via otra joyeria. y fiualmente otro
mercado.
Para cerrar con broche de orc
entraron a una agencia de comisio
nistas. yo'auGo con dinamita una
GAIA de h,erro que no pudieron
abrir de otro modo no obstante
Que usarou toda clase dc instru-
mentos, y como no encontraron
ninsunos valores Sc c~oncretaron
los bandidos a ponerse en- estado
de embriasuez, como 10 demuestra
81 hecho de haber deiado mas de
una Gocena de hotcllas yacias, tlra
das en- In Oricina.
La opinión., 1935-02-26
QUE FAIRBANKS
UORRE PE|IGRO
EN- ALTA MAR
Sc cree que viaja EN- I'm
barco cue envio aver I'm
urgente 5. O. S.

MADRID, Febrero 25.- (UP).-
I'm despacho enviado de la Coruna
informa que ell barco a!eman "Eu-
ropa" envio hoy en- la tarde un
S. o. S., desde un punto situado
frente al oabo V~ilIano, en- la parte
Norte de Espana.
Sc agresa que un barco espanoi,
ell Concurbi6n. fue despachado va
en- auxI.o de la embarcacion GER.
mana. Sc cree que Douglas Fair
banks St, actor cinematografico y
Lady Ashley. Ia dana inglesa que
Sc dice es su prometida, sc encuen
tran abordo del barco IN peligro.
Tanto Fairbanks como Lady
Ashley Sc embarcaron en- un a
vic llamado Europa saliendo de
Southampton ell Is de febrero, rum
bo a las midas O~ccidentales.
Tn guardacostas estacionado en-
La Coruna informa a Ia United
Press haber recibido ell S. o. s. Gel
Europa a las 3 p. m., pidiendo ell
envio de un parco de auNilio.
La opinión., 1935-02-26
CoNTRATO PROVISIONAL

FL contrato es provisional. pues
ell sueldo flo que en- 10 successive de
be fijarse, tendra que ser resuelto
ell dia . de MARIO. durante una Jun
IA mixta en- que estaran un repre-
sentante de los obreros, otro &c los
cosecheros y un miembro de la Jun
ia regional del trabajo. La asam-
blea. tendra lugar en- Santa Ana.
va que ell movimiento aleanzo
proporciones muy graves que esta.
ba resintiendo ell concrete de todas
las p~oblaeiones del condado, desde
Ell momento que ell numero de huel
auistas era de mas de 1000, la so.
Iueion del eonflieto ha venido a cal
mar los animos.
La FUCOM eXpresa por condnc
to de su ~secretario del interior, Nj
colas Avila, sus mas sinceros agra
decimientos a toda la colonla y u
los elementos que lie apoyaron, es-
pecialmente u las uniones de ia
CUCON. asi como a la directlVa
de la CUOM, que presto importan
ties ~serviclos para ell triunto de los
trabajadores.
El sehor Mike Zekeris, comercian
te de Santa Ana. dara proNimamen
tie IN bale en- honor de los huel-
guistas. Y una barbacoa que sc ser
vlra Ell cl Sycamore Park. eli 81
La opinión., 1935-02-26
TEMPESTADES Y
NEVADAS EN- Ell,
Sembraron la destruction
y la muerte
Por la UNITED PRESS

Tn manto de nieve cubrio aver
en- la manana las p,anicies ameri-
canas. mientras fur!osos v%endava-
les azotaban como 1ltimos esterto-
res del ~invierno, causando destruc-
cion y muerte.
Las predicciones para anoche eran
de temperatures muy bajas, pero
al mismo tempo Sc anunci0 qae
hoy hafrd cambios muy v~iolentos.
con frio en- la mahana y en- Ia no
che. V calor al medic dia,
la muerte y Ia DESTRUCTION inva-
dieron eraudes dc los Esta-
dos de Wyoming, Colorado, Nebras
ka. Kansas. Missouri y Oklahoma
asi como una seccion de Texas,
donde azotaron ventlscas tan vio-
lentas como no Sc habian visto en-
TODD ell %inv.erno.
Pequelos pero repetidos lorna
dos azotaron a Kansas y la re-
gi6n donde limitan ese Estado, Mis-
souri, y Oklahoma, causando Ia
muerte de IN hombre que fue ARE
batado por uno de los ''tirabuzo-
nes" de aire y elevado a cerca de
400 pies. Las perdidas materiales So
La opinión., 1935-02-26
ESCANDALO ANTE Ell
PARLAMENTO INGLES

LoNDRES, febrero 25.-(UP).-
Quinientos asentes de la policfa de
a pia. Y so de Ia montada, entraron
en- acci6n hoy al anochecer en- las
inmed.aciones de la casa de los CO.
munes para DISCOVER a uu grupo de
mauitestantes que escandalosamen-
ee protestaba contra ell %proyecto de
rehabilitation p~resentado por el ga
LFnete de Macdonald.
Los manitestantes Sc ~Congrega-
ron en- gran n1mero en- las afueras
del cdilicio de, parlamento, pero
adentro habia |alrededor de 400 que
con u CRITICS interrLmpian freeuen
temente los debates.
Bien orsanizados como Sc presen-
taron. los laboritas comenzaron
Srita" en- coro:
"iAbajo ell gobierno Macdonald
Fue cuando Sc preSent0 la poll
Ella, distri.uyendo garrotazos has
Ia cue los mani.estantes tueron
d!spersados.
La opinión., 1935-02-26
CULM|NO ASH
IA HUELGA
De MAESTR0S
Sangrientos zafarranc h o.
Sc reglStraron aver en-
Camaguey
Tres personals resultaron
heridas. Movimiento de
caracter politico

HA6ANA, Febrero 25.-(u nitea
Press).-La hueIsa general de pro-
f~esores y estudiantes cubanos, eul-
mino con la muerte de una prote-
sors, al rseistrarse sangrientos xa-
f~arranchos en- ~Camagiiey.
Una bomba de dinamita, que x
photo frente a una escuela donde
se e|fectuaba IN mitin, fue la que
puso fin a Ia vida de Ia profesora,
-ignordndose quitn la haya lanzado.
Tres personals mas quedaron sra-
yemente heridas.
La hUalga rs el esfuerzo de los
educadores por lograr un aumento
de salaries. pero al mismo tempo
tiene caricter politico, puesto que
Sc lanaan cargos muy graves con-
ira el Presidente Mendieta.
81 mcvimjento ha tenido reso-
name a. porGue al mismo tempo
cue los profesores decIararon ell pa
70, lbs alumnos Sc dispusieron
s%ecundarIos. Mas aun, sIgunss ssru
paciones los han apoysdo con huel-
cas- de simpatia, h~abiendose mi
do hoy los trabsjadores de CAST
todas las fa5ricas de puros y CT
garros.
La opinión., 1935-02-26
10 FUERON
ARRESTAOAS
EN- MEXICO
Las acusan de repartir pro-
paganda contra la ense-
nanza socialista
Aprehendidas a las puertas
de las iglesias y llevadas
a la penitenciaria

cluoAD DE MEXICO, fcbrero %.
-(Exclusivo).- Cuando RIPARIAN
hojas impresas a las puertas de va
RIGS temples de esta capital, mas
de diez damss eatoiicss yvarios
honbres, fueron arrestados hoy por
la policia, e internsdos en- la PenI-
tenciaria del Distr.to Federal.
En- las hojas impresas. dicen las
autoridades policiacas, So recomen-
daba a los padres de familia no en-
War a sus hijos a las escuelas en-
SERIAL de protesta contra Ia Ense-
nanza Socialista.
Los familiaves d. las damas aeres
tadas han estado hacienda actiyas
eestiones para obtener su liber,ad.
pero hasta hoy en- Ia noche no 10
habfan consesuido. Como primera
proyidiencia. acudieron a las 40
cidades j~udiciales en- demanda de
amparo. pero este paso tampoco Ia
producido resu.tadoS satisfactorios.
eontinuando en- Ia p-enitenciaria to-
dos los arrestados.
La opinión., 1935-02-26
DESAIRE DE GALES A
HERR HITLER

MUNICH, fe5rero 25.-(UP).-El
principe de Gales contest0 hoy al
saludo del Presidente y Premier
.Adolfo Hitler. en- el museo holan-
dos de esta ciudad, pero no cum
PHO con el requisite de deer vi
va Hitler, no obstante los rega-
mentos que sobre ell particular I'M
peran.
El ~inctdente ocUrri6 cuando ell
principe. recorriendo ell museo prin-
clpal de Ia ciudad, Sc VIC frente a
uno dc los ~emp'eados col Ia mano
en- alto, de acuerdo con la ordeu
de sa,udo. FL p:imero Sc vic des-
c|oucertado en- un principle, pero
cuando consider6 Ia circuus,ancia
en- que Sc hallaba, lcvant6 Ia ma
no prontamente.