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Evening star., 1935-02-02

When Jafsie said the Bronx was the
most beautiful of suburbs he may have
had in mind the curate who while
breakfasting with the bishop deferen-
TALLY protested that his egg was "very
good in spots"
Evening star., 1935-02-02
Small Beginnings.

SmdH DcB BIunlHgS.
A snowflake is so very small
We scarcely think Of it at all.
And yet enough Of them will make
A barrier we cannot break.
A drop Of water Is so slight
That as it falls It fades from sight.
And yet enough of them will be
A torrent or a raging sea.
A word is but a breath Of air,
IT'S heard or spoken without care.
Yet words in fierce profusion hurled
Upset the history of the world.
Evening star., 1935-02-02

@. How long have boys camps been
established In the United States?-
L. c. M.
A. In 1885 at westport. N. Y, on
Lake Champlain, Francis Dudley es-
tablished Camp Dudley, q Young
Mems Christian Association camp.
Camp Gunnery, camp for boys,
was founded in 1872 at Washington,
Conn, but is no longer in existence.
@. II no President or Vice PreSi-
dent has been chosen by the time
set for Inauguration, who will act as
President?-H. N.
A. The twentieth amendment TO the
Constitution states that Congress may
by law provide for such a case, de-
claring who shall then act as Presi.
dent, or the manner in which one
Is to act shall be selected, and such
person shall act accordingly until
o President or Vice President shall
have qualified.
@. What States have the largest
percentage Of Jewish population2-
@. H. H.
A. New York Is first with about
IS per cent; Connecticut and Massa-
chusetts come next with about per
cent.
@. What does r. o. g. mean In avia.
ton parlance?-M. w.
A. It means rise of ground, and
Is used in reference to gliders.
Q. Did Senator Dwight Morrow
leave any money to the University
Of MeMco?-A. r.
A. His will provided for a gift OF
$50, 900 to the university.
@. How many checks does the Gov
eminent write in a year?-C. M. r.
A. 1t Is estimated by the chief dis
bursting officer of the Treasury that
in 1884 the Government wrote total
Of 6s,000,o00 checks.
Q. What will it cost to produce the
Technicolor fllm Becky Sharpe"2-
D. r.
A. The Aim is expected to cost
about $500, 900, Of which a large per-
centage is attributable to the added
expense Of color. The application OF
color is being handled by Robert Ed
mond Jones.
@. Has an ocean liner ever been
memorialized in church Window
H. H.
A. At st. Nicholas Cathedral, New
castle, stained glass window has
been dedicated which pictures the
Cunarder. Mauretania. The window Is
@ memorial to Andrew Laing, who de-
signed the Mauretania's record-br break
ing engines.
@. Was Benjamin Franklin the
Postmaster General before the United
States was formed?-B. T.
| A. Franklin not only served the
United States as its first Postmaster
General. but was also employed in a
like capacity by his Britannia Majesty
long before the signing Of the Dec
laration of Independence.
O. What was the farm income for
| l934?-C. T. w.
A. Figures of the Bureau Of Agricul-
tural Economies give the total cash
income Of farmers during 1884 as s6.-
o9l ,oo0, 900.
@. Please differentiate between
miracle and mystery plays.-H. D.
A. A miracle play is the dramatic
representation Of the life of a saint
and Of the miracles connected with
him. A mystery play deals with gospel
events which. are concerned with any
phase Of the life of Christ, or with
any biblical event that remotely fore
shadows Christ or indicates the neces-
sity Of Redeemer. In England there
were few, If any, pure miracle plays,
but the term miracle Is applied indis-
criminately TO both miracles and
mysteries.
@. How long can a person live
without food? Without water? With
out air?-T. B.
A. Dr. Morris Fishbein says: -The
human being can live around 40 days
without food, around days without
water. and around or Q minutes
without air"
Evening star., 1935-02-02
ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS
BY FREDERIC J. HASKIN,

A reader can get the ansper to
any question OF joct By tDTitino The
Wdshinoton Epening Star Information
Buredu, Frederic J. Hosk5n, Director,
Washington, d. c. Please tnclose
stamp for reply.
q. How many radio receiving sets
are In use7-E. B.
A. The world total Of receiving sets
IL l7,Sls.eo4.
@. Whist is the new speeI limit for
automobiles In Great Britains-D
N. A.
A. The minister Of transport has
announced that o speed limit OF 80
miles an hour will be imposed In oil
built-up areas in the country on
March 10.
q. How strong Is horse hair7-
G. J. L.
A. It has been demonstrated that q
pull Of eight pounds is required TO
break horse hair.
Q. Is basic English being used in
Russia?-J. L. M.
A. Under the tutelage Of Nine.
Litvinofi. the Red Army Of the U. 8.
8. r. Is learning basic English. Nine.
Litvinoff hopes to have basic courses
included In all schools there where
English Is prescribed In the cur
riculum.
@. Are any Of the brothers or sis
ters Of President Cleveland hving?-
L. w. c.
A. Mrs. Lucian Yeomans (Susan
Cleveland) Is the sole survivor. She
Is In her s2d year and lives In
Brooklyn.
@. How old was Chekhov at the
time of his death?-M. K.
A, He died of tuberculosis at the
age Of A. He had written more than
$50 short stories, one novel and several
plays.
@. In Great Britain, what agency
sells the stamps which are used fol-
taxes on entertainments and such
things?-J. II. 8.
A. The post ONCE sells the necessary
stamps which are used to register the
tax on entertainments, income, health
and pension insurance and unemploy-
ment insurance and 30 forth.
@. Who invented the oceanographi
M. B. r.
A. The oceanograph. which can
record ocean temperature to q deptf
of 600 feet, was developed by Prof
c. G. Rossby and DR.. K. o. Lange oi
the Massachusetts, Institute Of Tech
nology, and r. D. Feiber.
@. What race Of people Is the
tallest?-N. e. A.
A. According to the anthropometric
observations Of several scientists the
highest recorded stature Of o race Is
II .02 for males Of the Sara Tribe o1
the Upper Nile region in North
Africa. The females Of this race
measure 66.2 inches in height. The
geographical distribution Of those
human beings who are the tallest OF
their kind Is capricious. They pre-
ponderate in areas so widely separated
as Scotland. Montenegro, Rajputana
Sumatra, the Marquesas Islands and
Patagonia, in addition to several
African groups, including the one
mentioned.
@. Have many firms adopted the
13-month calendar?-C. L.
A. More than 14o large concerns
in the United States have adopted
the I3-month calendar.
@. Which Is the earliest Of th'
Vedas?-P. II.
A. The earliest Is the Rig-veda-
veda Of praise; the most recent !!
the Atharvaveda, named for a mythit
family Of priests, the Atharvans. Th'
vedas are collections Of hymns anC
prayers constituting o sacrificia
ritual, attributed to ancient poets di
vinely inspired. The first collection
Of the vedas dates back approximate.
to 1900 or 1000 B. G.
@. Who was the first president o
the Art Students League?-R. T.
A. Frank Waller, an architect ant
artist, was one Of the incorporation
and its first president.
Evening star., 1935-02-02

The Department Of the Interior has
had its troubles, but no one Is likely to
go so far back as to revive the Bal
linger-Pinchot controversy regarding
conservation.
Evening star., 1935-02-02

Fears arise that the U. S. Supreme
Court opinions may call up so many
abstruse suggestions that Norman
Angel will feel positively required to
write another book.
Evening star., 1935-02-02
Sympathetic.

SympathetIc.
"Are you doing anything to relieve
the sufferings Of your fellow MANI"
asked the philanthropist.
"I am" replied Mr. Dustin Stax. II
refuse to make large donations, thereby
preventing pangs Of jealousy on the
part of institutions that didn't get
any,"
Evening star., 1935-02-02

Removal of the scaffolding may
cause those who still quote the words
of the father Of his country to assume,
rhetorically, that the Washington
Monument is being unveiled.
Evening star., 1935-02-02

Occasionally there is reduction Of
utilities bills, which, though slight,
brings cheer by proving that any
thing of the kind can be accomplished
at all.
Evening star., 1935-02-02
Unobservant.

From the Pontiac Daily Press.
I'VE are passing" says Donald
Richberg, "out Of a period Of unre-
strained competition" proving that
Donald has failed to note the gang
Of young men hovering about the fair
.defNIfantA
Evening star., 1935-02-02

'De trouble about a hard luck
story" said Uncle Eben, sis dat it's
likely to make a man feel so inter-
ested in hissef dat he begins to git
proud of his botheration."
Evening star., 1935-02-02
Demonstration.

UemOnStfatI0n.
"We must make some kind Of dem
onstration so as to show that our
political party is still in the fight"
"Yes," replied Senator Sorghum, "if
we can't think Of anything else, we'n
have to keep on recognizing"
Evening star., 1935-02-02
OF the Record.

From the Louisville Courier-JournaL
Evidently Huey Long doesn't regard
the Ansell libel suit against him as .
share-the-wealth proposition.
Evening star., 1935-02-02
Another Bluff.

The ground hog treads the path OF
fame
And wags his fierce prophetic head,
And takes the credit or the blame
For things he never did or said.
Evening star., 1935-02-02
No Scoops Provided.

From the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin.
Only disappointing feature Of 1885
car models Is that they make no pro-
vision for picking up the slow-moving
pedestrian and depositing him safely
in the back seat.
Evening star., 1935-02-02

Relief sometimes works indirectly by
requiring a great deal of typewriter
service before squad can get to work
with Shovels.
Evening star., 1935-02-02
Belated Discovery.

From the Danville (Ill) Commercial News.
Il has taken all these years for
Brazil to discover that debt payments
to the United States needn't be made.
Evening star., 1935-02-02
The New Cape Horn.

From the Philadelphia Inquirer.
The top in sea perils used to be
Rounding the Horn. Nowadays the
trick Is In getting past Sea Girt, N. J.
Evening star., 1935-02-02

fever and cholera in Mississippi,
Louisiana and Mexico, was made
surgeon general Of Mexico, was later
assigned to the staff Of Santa Anna,
was suspected Of Texan sympathies,
thrown into prison and sentenced to
face a firing squad, but escaped and
reached an English vessel, which,
though chased by two Mexican gun
boats, brought him safely to Mobile.
Some Of the events Of Admiral Wiley's
life which are most vivid In his mind
and which he writes about most
breezily are the Round the World,
Fight-or-Frolic Cruise" the great
Samoan disaster Of 80, his glimpses
of the Arctic and Antarctic. He has
been through two wars and has
touched near wars. He has evidently
enjoyed writing Of his experiences and
the reader win share his enjoyment.
THE MERRY QUEEN. BY Pierre Ne
zelof. Translated from the French
by Samuel Putnam. New York:
Liveright Publishing Co.
Marie Antoinette was merry because
she was blind to the ominous forces
which were gathering against the
monarchy In France and because her
nature was inherently frivolous. It Is
probable that only the mob, prison
and guillotine could have made her
serious. M. Nezelof has followed the
popular method Of fictiopized biog-
raphy in telling the story Of this Queen
whom fate did not permit to remain
merry, using imaginary dialogue very
effectively, If not with historical verify.
His work does not compare In acsmen
and literary handling with Stefan
Zweig's biography Of . year ago, MA
rie Antoinette; the Portrait Of an
Average Woman" but It Is an inter-
esting narrative whose tragic climax
u treated with restrained pathos. The
Analysis -of emotions and u0tiyes which
Evening star., 1935-02-02
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Evening star., 1935-02-02
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Evening star., 1935-02-02

@. How long can a person live
without food? Without water? With
out air?-T. B.
A. DR.. Morris Fishbein says: -The
human being can live around 40 days
without food, around days without
water, and around 5 or Q minutes
without air"
La opinión., 1935-08-16
"Esperame" attraction
en- ell teatro Electrico

La pelicula que hoy sc estara
exhibiendo. tarde Y noehe. en- ell
teatro "Electrieo" de In ealle
Main al Norte. frente al edifieio
de Correos, es la titulada "Espe-
rame" una de las mejores que
hizo en- su vida ell infortunado
Carlos Gardel. idolo &c los pdbli-
cos hispano americanos.
Jaime Devesa Y otros artistas
de promineneia, toman parte ash
mismo en- la p%elieula. Ia cual Sc
eXhibira solo por un tempo limi-
tado. segun los informes que he
mos tenido sobre ell particular.
Ell programa adieional Sc Gu
bre con la exhibition &c pelicu-
las de metraje corto, todas elias
muy interesantes para ell pdbli-
CO hispano.
Las funciones en- eli "Electri-
CO" empiezan a las once de In
mahana.
La opinión., 1935-08-16
FL programa para hoy en-
Ell teatro Unique"

Hoy en- la noche, ell teatro
Unique sitBado en- II calle Pri-
mera al Este. eerca de su cruza-
miento con la avenida Rowan, sc
estara exhiblendo la pelfcula IL
tulada La Dasa Florentina'. in
t~erpretada en- sus parties CEN
trales por Donald Wood Y Mar
garet Lindsay. siendo su argu-
mento de misterio y de emocio-
mes, pues %pertenece al favoreeido
genera policiaeo.
En- el mismo programa. Sc ex-
hibe la pelicula titulada "Unwel-
come Stranger" protagonizada
por Jack Holt y teniendo en- su
parte femenina principal a la be-
la artista Mona Barrie, cuyo ra-
pido ascenso en- Hollywood Ina
llamado poderosamente la aten-
ci6n de todos.
Una eomedia de Laurel V Har-
dy, titulada "Fantasmas Vivos",
notlcias del mundo y una carica-
tura animada. completan Ell pro-
grama. que es ofreeido al p1blico
de Belvedere tanto hoy como ma
mana.
La del sabado sera. nos dice la
empresa "Noche de premios' en-
effective, attraction que Sc ha We
nido ofreciendo en- csc mismo sa-
lon desde hace varias semanas,
con ell eXito correspondence.
La opinión., 1935-08-16
Ell noveno aniversario del
Club "Olimpia"

Sc han estado hacienda prepa-
ratiyos para la fiesta que. orga-
nizada por la direetiva del Club
Recreativo OLYMPIA. Sc efectuara
la noche del "a de los corrientes,
en- ell salon principal del Break
fast Club" uno de los mas aris-
tocraticos de Los Angeles. y ST.
tuado en- Riverside Drive.
La fiesta tendra como objeto
la celebration del noveno ami
versario de Ia fundaeion del
OLYMPIA en- cuyo seno figuran
personalidades de la colonia, y
enthusiasts jovenes de la mis-
mas.
Empezara n las ocho V media
de la noehe, siendo amenizada
por una buena %orquesta, V sera
de rigurosa invitacion, habiendo-
Sc pedido n los concurrentes SO
presenter vistiendo de media Ell
quota. o cuando menos en- traje
negro. para mayor lucimiento de
la fiesta.
Las inyitaciones han circulado
va profusamente entire los ele-
mentos mas caracterizados de la
colonia hispano americana To-
cal.
La opinión., 1935-08-16
Sc casa pronto la senori-
ia Rosita ValenzueIa

Dentro de pocos dias, segnn
supimos aver, unira sus destinos
con los del senior Manuel G.. RAJ
mirez, la sehorita Rosita Valen-
zuela. pe~rteneeiente a una
cida familia de Sinaloa, que ra-
dica entire nosotros desde hace
algdn tempo.
Los preparativos para Ell enla-
ce Sc estan hacienda en- estos
dias, esperandose solamente pa
ra dar a conocer la fecha defi-
n~itiva. ell recoger del Registro
Civil la lieeneia del case, la cual
ha sido solicitada con Ia debida
oportunidad.
BESIDE que Sc supo la noticia
del mutuo compromise, los flu
turos conyuges han estado reci-
blendo las felieitaciones de sus
amistades locales. va que sc con-
sidera. en- amhos casos, muy acer-
tada In election.
La opinión., 1935-08-16
Viene a Los Angeles "El
Rayo de Sinaloa"

Para la noche del % de los o
rrientes, segdn Sc nos fanifest6
aver, ha quedado fijada la fun
ci6n de estreno de la pelicula til
tulada "El Rayo de Sinaloa' ba-
sada en- las aYenturas del cele-
bre bandido Heraclio Bernal. Y
producida en- Mexico, c~onsideran-
dosele como uno de los verdade-
o eXitos de la production ma
eional.
La cinta sera e~strenada stimuli
taneamente, segun sabemos, en-
los teatros California; e Hi
dalgo', pheparandos4 para ella
una function de gala, con asisten-
cia de prominentes personalida-
des eonef6nicas hispanas.
Entretanto, ell california" ST.
que exhibiendo, va en- sus 1lti-
pos dias. la cinta Cruz Diablo"
basada en- Ia historic de los item
pos de la domination e~spahola,
teniendo mueho exito entire to-
das nuestras classes sociales.
La opinión., 1935-08-16
Sc fila la fecha para I'm
proximo m~atrimonio

Sc nos manifesto aver que Sc
"a 81 dia primero del proximo
septiembre cuando unan sus des-
tinos, ante los altares de la fe
cristiana y en- Ell temple de Nues-
ira Sonora de la Soledad Ia Sc
norita Julia Maya y ell joyen AL
fredo Jaime, ambos conocidos
ampliamente en- los circulos de la
colonia de habla espanola local.
Sc estan terminando va los
preparativos para la ceremonial,
que Sc espera sera muy s%untuosa
y en- la cual forman la corte de
amor las damas Aurora Jaime,
Sara Castillo. Maria Jaime y FL
vira Castillo, llevando como
c~hambelanes a los sehores Raul
Jaime, Jesns Castillo. Eduardo
Mendoza Y Salvador Castillo.
Los futures c6nyuges han esta-
do recibiendo las felieitaciones
mas %calurosas de sus amistades
locales, por Ell acontecimiento va
pr6Ximo a verifiearse en- sus vi
das.
La opinión., 1935-08-16
FL CONCERTO
DE HOY N Ell
HOLLYWOOD
Molinari dirigira en- e.
Bowl esta noche

FL maestro Bernardino Moli-
mari. uno de los mas altos pres
tigios musicales del mundo. en-
pu1ara esta noche la batuta pa
"a dirigir Ia orquesta Sinfonica
del Hollywood Bowl, Ell el con-
cierto que empezara a las ocho
de Ia noehe. sujeto a un progra-
ma de 10 mas selecto.
Dicho programa esta anuncia-
do en- la forma siguiente, STEM
pre- sujeto a modificaciones de
Ultima bora. por eausas de fuer-
"a mayor:
1.-obertura de "Euryante", por
Karl Won Weber.
al "voi che sapete" de las
Bodas de Figaro, de Mozart.
b UNA voce POGO ia" de Ell
Barbero &c Sevilla, de Ros.
SIM. Cantadas por la con-
tralto Rose hampton.
3.-Andante solemne, dc Gemmi-
miami. orquesta.
Al Aria de sci Hiio Prodigo",
de Claude Debussy.
b. al est Bon" de Massenet.
cantadas por la contralto
Rose hampton.
5.-"Muerte y Transfiaurseion'
del maestro Richard Strauss.
orquesta ~sinf6nics del Holly
wood Bowl.
Ell programa de manana, en- ell
mismo sitio, serd dirigido tam
bien por Ell maestro Molinari. y
sera TODD 81 de mdsica italiana.
dedicado a Ia eolonia de Italia en-
Los Angeles y Hollywood.
La opinión., 1935-08-16

Esta va muy mejorada Il
sonora de Jimenez

Haee dos dias abandono IA Ell
Hospital en- que SO eneontraba
reeluida desde haee mas de dos
semanas. la senora Margarita L.
de Jimenez. dana bien eonocida
en- los ~eireulos soeiales mexiea-
nos. in~stalandose en- su residen-
Ella de la aeenida Grand. en- DON
de Sc ha inieiado su eonvalecen-
ella.
La paeiente sufrio un ataque
de APPENDICITIS, habiendose hecho
necesario practicable una violen-
Ia operation. la eual por fortuna
tuvo ell exito deseado.
Ahora. reeibe va a u amista-
DIES en- su casa. sabiendose que
tan luego como este eEteramente
restablecida, Sc dara una fiesta
en- su honor, fiesta que sera or
ganizada por ST. esposo ell senior
Manuel Jimenez. cor la coopera-
cion de ~parientes Y amistades.
La opinión., 1935-08-16
Ell senior Pered" LEGO de
la ciudad de N. York

Acadia de llegar a Hollywood.
de paso para In ciudad de Me
xieo, FL sehor Ramon Pfreaa. bien
conocido actor de la pan'alia, y
muy estimado tanto en los circu-
los espanoles. n los que pertene-
ce, como en- los m%exicanos en-
donde tiene solidas amistades.
Ell senior Pereda permaneeera
en- Hollywood POGO tempo, Sc
gun sc nos ha dicho, %siauiendo
luego para la eiudad de Mexico,
en- donde habra de cumplir pre-
vios contratos en- su ramo de Ia
pro1uccion de ~peliculas ~habladas.
Viene tambien con 81 In como
cida artista cinematografica ce-
layense Adrlana Lamar. quien
tambien va para Ia. ciudad dc
Mexico. despues dc una corta es-
tancia en- Ia de Nueva York.
La opinión., 1935-08-16
LAS BoTELliTAS MARA
VILLOSAS

P~reguntaba una Q a un nu-
meroso grupo de ninos de una
eseuela: los agradan las fru-
tas?p Aodos contestaron con "a
ras muy risuehas: "Sf'. "5Y por
gus os gu s.an?' "Porque son
muy ricas". Teneis razon. ver-
daderameate las frutas ,por 10
general, son por su sabor muy
agradables, pero no solamente
tiene mesa buena condieion. ST.
no que tambien son hermosas y
gratas a la vista y poseen. ade-
mas. una cualidad que mucho las
yaloriza y esta es que son salu-
dables.
Asf que va veis. nihos. GUAM
tas. la NaturaleZa. saba Y artis-
tas cosas buenas tienen las fru-
tn en- III obras, ha reunido en-
elias tres valiosas condolences:
las ha heeho hermosas. eXquisi-
tas Y s~aludables.
5Habeis Observable alsuna c
que bien hechas estan? Pues 81
10 habeis hecho no Of %extraha-
rfis de que las llamemos Lac 3D.
tellitas MaraviI'osas que contie-
nen los iugos mas delieiosos de la
terra. " euantas classes de bote-
llitas hay! ~ de Guam yarlados
Y hermosos coloresi ~ que di-
versidad de formas y tamahos!
Alguna. mas que hote,la, como
la naranja. bien podemos Ia
maria deposito de botellitas:
otras, en- eambio. corr los me-
ZONES. pesados bote'lones. ~ os
habeis fijado que graeiosos son
La opinión., 1935-08-16
PARA LOS NINOS
Los de hoy estaran mejor preparados para la Vida
Por ~HoRTENSIA M

los tapones de estas botellitas?
Estan perfectamente ajustados,
no dejan que ell aire penetre en-
ell interior. y esa misma mamita
que hace'las veces de tapon, sir
We tamtien para s%ostener la fru-
Ia .nida a la planta o al arbol
de donde cuelga; ~ que resis-
tentes son las paroles de algu-
mas de esas botellas, Observed
Y vereis.
Con raz6n hay tantas perso-
mas que Sc consagran con entu-
siasmo y amor al cuidado de los
arboles y de las plantas f~rutales,
~ cuantas eosas han llegado a
descubrir! Figuraos, nihos. que
invento tan prodigioso Ell haber
descubierto Ia manera de trans
formar las frutas agrias, silVes-
tres, en- dulces y agradables. oh
teniendo manzanas de membri-
los. de los limones. naranjas, etc.
IpS i1hilpi %. toT'NAifi''p
la VOC de la Naturaleza. es decir,
estudiandola. llesaron a COM
prenderla. Y i%untos. homhres y
Na|turaleza, realizan transforma-
clones maravillosas.
iCuanto les debemos a los agri-
eultores que consagraron y a los
que aun consagran sus vidas al
estudio de la arbolicglturai Ora
eias a ellos sc han tsansformado
grandes monies silvestres en-
quintas de arboles CT yos frutos
son dellciosos. sanos J nutritivos.
La Naturaleza, a su vez. pre-
miando el esfuerzo tel hombre.
entrega Ell secreto que posee es-
condido en- su seno, dispuesta a
cederlo solamente al que Sc afa-
ne por obtenerlo y que este dis
puesto n pagan su justo preeio.
es decir. en- Gambia del e~sfuerzo.
ri estudio perseverance, c%onstan-
cha tesonera y observation inte-
ligente.
(Con.inuara)
La opinión., 1935-08-16

Fiesta dada a Ia senorita
Aurora Salgado

Una bonita fiesta social aeaha
de ser dada a la sehorita Auro-
IA Saleado. bien eonocidG en- los
%eirculos soeiales m~exieanos. para
celebrar su eumpleanos debida-
mente.
Sc efectu6 en- la Residential de
su familia, situada en- Ia Gale
Dacotah. empezando a las ocho
Y media de la noche. Y ameniza-
da por una buena %orquesta con-
tratada al efecto.
La sehorita Salgado reeibio
muchos regalos y felieitaeiones
de sus amistades olcales con mo-
two de su dfa. Los concurren-
ties a SUI fiesta fueroa %atendidos
esplendidamente. Y sigui6 ell bal
le hasta las dos de la madruga-
da. en- medic de la mayor ale
gria.
La opinión., 1935-08-16

ojeando una bella revlsta sur
americana, e%ncuentro dos cuen-
tos. mejor dicho. Cos platicas,
tan e interesantes para
instruir sobre ell peligro del al
cohol como bebida, pelisro que
de manera tan segura Y multiple
acecha y ataca al niho, que no
pueio resistir la tentacion de
darlas a en- esta seccion
segura de haeer TN gran bien a
felicidad del nino.
La autora de estas platicas es
Ia inspectora de la e%nsehanza
antialcoh0lica en- la Repnblica
Oriental del Uruguay, Ia seflora
Isabel &. V. dc Rodriguez. Una
de elias es la siguiente: