Evening star., 1935-11-24

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Union, where Dr. Rowe, William Man
ger, counselor, and others of the staff
will escort them through the building
and open the opportunity for them
to learn more about Mexicos sister
republics.
That afternoon the team will be
given the opportunity for another
workout, either at Central Stadium or
at the field of one of the other schools.
On Wednesday morning a second ex-
cursion trip will be made and the boys
will be taken to the Washington Monu-
ment, the Smithsonian, the National
Museum. the Capitol and the Zoo.
They will be accompanied by a group
Of students organized by F. T. De
BerriZ. Spanish teacher at Mckinley
High School. who says that all of the
selected students are fluent in Spanish
and will help TO make the visiting
Mexicans feel at home while here.
The afternoon of Wednesday is also
reserved for workout and the boys
probably will be taken to Eastern High
School to go through the PAGES for
Coach Robert P. Martin.
That evening the Pan-American
Union will present the Tipica Orches-
ira in concert, under the sponsor
ship of the Mexican Embassy. A group
Of 500 or 600 persons will be present
as guests of the embassy.
Invited to Alexandria Game.
Through the efforts of an official
Of the British Embassy, the team has
been invited to be guests at the Wash
ington-Lee High School-Alexandria
High School game at Baggett Stadium
Thanksgiving morning. The Mexican
Embassy had planned to receive the
visiting team and the Central players
that morning. but because the game
is scheduled for 10 am, the embassy
reception has been postponed until
that afternoon, when Mr.. Quintanilla
and the staff will receive them.
Nothing is planned for Friday morn
ing, since the game will take place that
afternoon. After the game. however,
the two teams, regardless of the out
come, will be guests at a dinner to be
staged under the sponsorship of the
Central Alumni Association. Sylvan
King is taking care of the details.
AT the game Col. Craigie will direct
the ceremonies preceding actual con-
test. Among the features will be a
flag raising ceremony in which the
Mexican and American flags will be
hoisted to the top of two specially
erected poles. The cadet corps, the
two teams, a cadet band, the Boys
Club Band and number Of officials
will participate.
Courtesies to Be Exchanged.
An exchange Of courtesies between
the sponsors Of the two teams will
also take place, with Miss Jane Ouint-
anilla. daughter of the Mexican
charge d'affaires, and a student at
Central acting as one Of the sponsors
for the Central team. She is one of
the youngest pupils at the school and
for days has been torn between the
emotions Of supported her schoolmates
or her countrymen.
At the game souvenir program will
be distributed gratis. The program
is the work Of Vincent Tutchinp. e23
Fifteenth street, who has contributed
his services to make the souvenir
possible.
Tickets now are on sale at all the
IL police precincts, in all the high
schools and sporting goods houses of
the city. Tomorrow, through the
courtesy Of the Greater National
Capital Committee Of the Board of
Trade. they will also be available at
the downtown hotels. They are also
available at Griffith Stadium.
Because the Police Boys Club is to
benefit from the net receipts the
Bureau of Internal Revenue has
waived the admission taxes and will
permit the delivery of the profits to
the Board of Education.
A special concession was made by
the Capital Traction Co. and John H.
Hanna, president, so that buses will
be provided for the Mexican bows
during their entire stay at q nominal
cost