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Evening star., 1935-06-23
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
TO-DAY.

Dance, Young Peoples League,
B'nai Israel Synagogue, Potomac Boat
Club, 8 pm.
TOMORROW.
Luncheon, Graphic Arts, Raleigh
Hotel, 1890 pm.
Meeting, Ford Motor Co., Mayflower
Hotel, 8 am.
Meeting, Tau Phi Sorority, May
flower Hotel, 8 pm.
BANQUET, United States Wholesale
Grocers' Association, Mayhower Hotel,
8 pm.
Bingo party. Masonic Temple,
Eighth and F streets northeast, $50
pm.
Smoker. Variety Club, Willard Ho-
tel, 9 pm.
Evening star., 1935-06-23
MAN FOUND INJURED
Unconscious Victim, About 35,
Taken to G. w. q. Hospital.

Found unconscious at Eleventh and
K streets early today, an unidentified
man about 35 years old was taken to
George Washington University Hos
pital, where his condition was said to
be serious. He was seriously injured
about the head and hand, received in
some manner unknown to police.
The man is described as being about
S feet 7 inches tall and having dark
mostache. He was wearing a pair of
dark trousers and white shirt.
Evening star., 1935-06-23
SENATE o. KS KEECH
Reappointment to Utilities Body
Is Confirmed.

The Senate late yesterday con-
firmed the reappointment Of Rich
mond B. Keech for another term OF
three years as a member of the Pub
lie Utilities Commission.
Favorable action was taken unani-
mously and without debate after
Chairman King had submitted the
report of the District Committe ap-
proving the nomination.
Evening star., 1935-06-23

TINE Misses Elizabeth and Helen
Cary, twin 16-year-old daugh-
ters of Representative Cary OF
\ Kentucky, had narrow es-
cape Yesterday afternoon when bolt
of lightning struck a second story bal
cony outside their bed room at their
home, 1854 Highland place, and shat
tered two windows only few feet
from the bed on which they sat.
Evening star., 1935-06-23
Yangtze to Be Improved.

China will start at once improve
ment Of the Yangtze River.
Evening star., 1935-06-23

(See SLUMS, Page %
Evening star., 1935-06-23

Smoker. Variety Club, Willard Ho-
tel 9 pm.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-04-11
HEART At TACK
KILLS GR|ER

One Of the oldest figures in
Sandlot and semipro sports was
dead today. He is Charles R. Grier.
known better as Buck to his
hundreds of friends and follow.
erS.
Buck died yesterday in a den.
lists chair as result of heart
attack. He was 81 years of age.
Baseball, football and boxing
were Bucks chief interests in
local sports. AS a baseball figure,
Buck has managed and directed
such teams as he Petworth Won.
ders, Northern Red Birds and st.
Mary's Celtics. In football. the
Celtics got most of his efforts,
while for the last two or three
years he's been a boxing Judge,
either at Portner's Arena or
locally.
Buck is survived by Mrs. Har.
riet Grier and two sons, Ralph, 10,
and William, 16.
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FISHING
According to
IZAAK WALTON

Rain and snow, high and
muddy water; the bane of ye
anglers life, have temporarily
slowed up fishing hereabouts.
Mountain trout fishing is the
best bet now, particularly in
Maryland. The Virginia trout
season opens Monday but unless
all signs fail, many of the Vir-
gnia streams will be high and
discolored due to excess rainfall.
Fishing and Hunting Creeks IN
Frederick county, Maryland, were
stocked twice last week and arV
other stocking is expected shortly.
The largest sailfish caught at
Pirates Cove, Florida, this season
was landed Friday, April 5, by
Nine. Van Haersma de With,
wife of the Netherlands Minister
to Washington. The fish meas
ured eight feet three inches and
weighed 80 pounds. After hard
struggle of 80 minutes the fish
was brought to gaff, and the
party returned to Pirates Cove
with a large catch of other fish.
Channel Bass Reach N. C.
Reports from North Carolina
are that the channel bass are in
and soon will take trolling lures.
We recommend that you write
in advance for reservations as
many were disappointed last year.
For additional information write
this column.
Prospects FOR the 1885 season
on Chesapeake Bay look good.
The fish are in the lower bay
now and soon as we have about
three weeks of warm weather to
bring up the temperature of the
water the hardheads should fur
nish lots of sport. The first run
is generally large fish, so watch
this column for news so you can
be one of the first to get a good
fish.
d. c. Casting Club Meets
Potomac River fishing suffered
a serious setback with high and
muddy water. However, herring.
white perch and rockfish are now
in the river so anglers can eX-
pect fishing as soon as the water
lowers a little. Snow water COM
ing down stream will slow up the
spawning and make the fishing
last longer.
The Capital Casting Club will
meet Saturday afternoon between
2 and p. m. at the reflection
pool of the Lincoln Memorial,
east end. Official scores will be
made Saturday, and all interested
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-04-11
ALL-AGE STAKES
END DOC SHOW

The National Capital Field Trial
Clubs dog show ends today at
Glen, Md, with the staging Of the
All-Age Stakes. Included in the
entries is the well-known Stevens
Ben Nugyn, winner recently in the
New Jersey trials.
Duke of lockwood, owned by
S. G. Eareckson and handled by
Capt. N. D. Woodward, carried off
honors in yesterdays events. The
dog displayed good speed and a
wide hunting range afield.
Regina, owned and handled by
DR.. E. D. Huffer, copied second
honors while Nell's Mickey, owned
by C. T. Newberry was third.
Seventeen braces of dos, II braces
tried yesterday competed.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-04-11
M|LLAR HEADS
BOAT CLUB

Ernie Millar, outstanding sports
figure in river circles, is president
of the Potomac Boat Club for the
new season, having been elected
at the sixty-seventh annual meet
ing of the organization last night.
Millar succeeds Granville Guide,
famed sculler. Other officers for
the year are George A. Herman,
vice president; Charles J. Eisen.
stein, secretary; j. William Belt,
treasurer; John Dollins, captain
of the crews; Bernard Vollmer,
first lieutenant, and James Burch,
second lieutenant.
Millar was a star athlete at
Eastern High School in football
and basket ball before becoming a
river king" His plans for the
year is to arrange a big aquatic
program during Shrine convention
week in June.
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are invited to participate or watch
the game. The casting club wishes
to announce that each Saturday
during this season there will be
an official instructor designated
to instruct anglers in the art of
bait and fly casting. He will wear
an arm band so you can find him
readily. Instruction is free and
this opportunity should not be
overlooked. George Cook, cham
pion bait and fly caster, was
elected president of the casting
club at the annual meeting,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-04-11
Schedules Ready
For All Games
In League

Baseball fans, your American
League schedule is ready.
For the sixth consecutive
year The Washington Times is
giving its readers veSt-pocket
editions of the entire 154 games
played on the 1885 American
League schedule.
These convenient little book
lets telling where every team
plays every day are available
Immediately to all who send a
self-addressed stamped envelope
to the Baseball Schedule Editor,
The Washington Times.
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afternoon. Coach Smith says:
"The squad shapes up as well
as could be expected, consider.
ing the poor training conditions
that have prevailed. Practice
was resumed Monday after
vacation and we have since been
working indoors and outdoors,
depending upon the weather.
"This is our first season in
track and we won't set the world
afire, having first to build up a
good team. Just the same, we
have fair material as nucleus,
several candidates being prOmi-
nent in high school track"
Smith formerly coached at
Dickinson Seminary, at Williams
port, Pa.
Take Jaunt With Team
Among those who will probably
make the trip to Ashland are
Howard Thompson, Splinter and
broad-jumper; Bill Hin ok ley
sprinter and hurdler; Bob Hill,
weights and high jump: Ralph
Winslow, pole vault; Jim Apple.
gate. miller; Fred 'Silberburg, two
miller; Eugene johnson, two
miller; Earl Huelster, half-miler;
James Waldo. half-miler; Robert
Cochran, quarter-miler; Robert
Corkran, quarter-miler, and Sam
French, shot put.
The unbeaten Maryland nine
will strive to widen its string to
four straight victories when Uni
versity of Michigan is encount
cred at College Park at 4 p. m
today. Vic Willis will take the
mound for the Old Liners, with
Steve Physioc in reserve. Box
Love will handle the catching
while AL Waters will be on first
Norwood Sothoron on second
Jack Stonebraker at ShortStop and
Lyman McAboy at third. The out
field will find Ed DAILY in left
Charley Keller at center and Jake
Hartenstein in right. Keller is the
teams leading hitter, having con
nected seven times in IL trips tt
the plate.
Faber Pushing LacrOssemen
Coach Jack Faoer is pushing his
Maryland lacrossemen for the
struggle with the veteran Mt
Washington Club on Homewood
Field in Baltimore Saturday after,
noon at 2::30 o'clock. The Old
Liners pin their hopes for victory
in two newcomers, Johnny Chris
thif and Charlie Ellinger, who
will lead the offense. Sam SLIDER
aIl-America point, will be difficult
to get past on the defense.
Joe Lynch, captain of the
Georgetown golfers, seeks revenge
when the Hoyas play hosts to the
University of Florida golfers al
the Congressional Country Club
this afternoon. Bill Stark. Florida
captain. defeated Lynch, / up
when the teams met in Gaines
vile, Fla. last year. The Gator
also won the team match, Ga.
The only other college even
here today brings together Pit
and George washington in a ten
mis- match.
On tomorrow's program are
Maryland and Michigan in base
ball at College Park, Nd, at
p. M, and Pitt and Georgetown
in tennis on the Hilltop courts
at 2:30 p. m.
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MAJESTICS IN DRILL

Majestic baseballers drill Satur-
day at 2:3O p. m. on the South
Ellipse diamond. Sunday the
team opposes Indian Head at
Indian Head, Md. Manager Wyche
is after a game for Easter Sun
day, Call Atlantic 1913.
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MOVES ID HORSES

G. M. Feltner, Of Berryville,
Va. has moved in IA horses at
Bowie, which he wintered at the
Berryville Fair Grounds. His stable
was accompanied by Jockey Davis.
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TRIP FOR Rutgers

The Long Island University
rugby team is considering an In
vitation to play a three-game Sc
ries against DalhouSie University
in Nova Scotia next fall.
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BETTER GRID FIND

George Blomquist, a 6-foot, 200
pound sophomore tackle from
Curtis High, is one Of the better
finds at N. Y. US spring football
grind.
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- 8
track athletes
face their first
meet far from
i he condition
d e S i r ed by
C ach P a u ]
Smith.
The Eagles,
represented in
this age old
sport for the
first time, pit
their skill and
strength against
Randolph . Ma
con at Ashland,
Va. tomorrow
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HEATING AIDS

;x-Jockey Bill Heating is help
ing Dion Kerr fit seven horses
that wintered at Benning. Keat-
ing will likely branch out as a
trainer in the near future.
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OPEN
IN VIRGINIA
TOMORROW

By GEORGE A. SIMPSON
Their preparations checkmated
BY the unwelcome weather OF the
past week, the American UnlVer'
La gaceta., 1935-03-23
CORTE DEL

Fianza de 500 senal6 aver ell
juez Cornelius al ciudadano ia
mes Russell, a quien Sc acusa de
operar una Inca de omnibus en-
tire Tampa y Lutz, sin tener un
permiso de la comisi6n de ferro
cariles.
Ruper Knight, por guar un
autom6vil que no tenia licencia,
fue remitido a la corte de 10 cri-
minal; Charles Bryant, por
guar con descuido, no Sc presen
to, siendole decomisada la fan
"a.
Florentino Lopez, vecino de
la casa numero 1907 de la ave-
nida Ounce, fue absuelto. Sc lie
acusaba de aprovechar indebi-.
damente ell gas que Distribute la.
companfa Tampa Gas. Lo defen
di6 ell joven abogado Jose Co
mez. Por igual causa Sc absol-
vic a John Webb.
La gaceta., 1935-03-23
HOLMES QUEDO EN- LIBER
TAQBAJO FIANZA

Por no haberse podido deter
minar 81 una escopeta recogida
por la policia fue vista en- las
manos de Ira Holmes, indivi :
.duos de malos antecedentes pc
males, un juicio p%reliminar con
ira este qued6 suspendido has
ia ell lunes, por orden del conf
sionado federal Pinkerton.
Holmes presto una fianza de
$1,000, en- metalico, quedando
en- libertad provisional.
Varios testigos dijeron que lie
habian visto al acusado, en- dife
rentes ocasiones, la escopeta re-
cortada que obra en- la causa.
Holmes maltrat6 brutalmente
a su amante Billie Harris, una
mujer de vida airada, Ia sema-
ma pasada, siendo arrestado por
Ia lpolicia. Dicese que la Harris
no lie acusara.
La gaceta., 1935-03-23
DE LA VIDA ESPANOLA
Ell deber polltico de las mujeres

blasonan fuesee cierto, seria' a
NOR al pueblo-n9 hay patria
sin pueblo-y esa realidad nos
mostraria al menos la sinceri-
dad de su fe.
Pero solo les interesaba ell
pueblo como cantera de roca
viva, como fuerza de explota-
ci0n sometida a la caprichosa
voluntad del mando traditional
y autoritario; religion, familia,
propiedad... Y ALA, en- ell fondo,
unas masas depauperadas y So
metidas, que viven como pueden
de 10 que queda. A pesar de 10
cual ell pueblo es 10 dnico que
hay aqui con verdadero valor de
trabajo, sacrifice y humanidad
Iperdurable. Ell es ell tesoro espi-
ritual de magnificas posibilida-
La gaceta., 1935-03-23
ContrutadO "Manteq0iUG"

ContrutadO "ManteQmiUG"
Aver Sc decia que Johnny
Diaz, ell conocido timbalero, ha-
bia sido contratado por Carlos
Molina. Siguiendo mi norma de
no publican las noticias que no
sean ~autenticas, pude compro-
bar anoche, por ell propio Carlos
Molina, en- ell Centre Espanol,
la veracidad de tai rumor.
"Mantequilla', despues de ha
Der sido sometido a una prueba,
hizo SIT ebut en- ell bale del Co
liseo de St. Petersburg, ell pa
sado Jueves.
Dice Molina que es I'm gran
"bongocero" y 81 pone de su
parte tendra trabajo mucho
tempo.
Felicitamos al simpatico j6-
ven y nos alegramos mucho dc
su buena suerte.
La gaceta., 1935-03-23
Pleitos y Divorcios

Jeanne Villar contra J. A. vi
liar; Felisa Fernandez contra
Teresa Salgado; M. st. Paul
contra Sylvester Pizzolato; V.
Guastella contra Teresa B. Pow
ell; While A. Burton contra
Edmond Burton; Benjamin
Haywood contra Alberta Hay
wood; Blondell Wallace contra
Hal Wallace; Wilbur o. Blan-
ton contra Onzell Hill Blanton
Lindsey Pigott contra Eunice
Rhodes Pigott; Julia Schoen-
born contra John j. Schoen-
born; Dora Varon contra Os-
car Varon.
La gaceta., 1935-03-23

! Vuelve a hablarse de elccio-
mes. Por segunda vez Sc presen-
ia ante las mujeres ell case de
conciencia de orientar la mar
cha de la politica nacional. Y en-
Iel modo de interpretarlo dara o
Iquitara la ragon a los detracte-
res del yoto femenino, porque a
nosotras, mujeres de Espana,
nos corresponds comparar y re-
flexionar sobre la conducta y
los hechos de los que han regido
los destinos de nuestra naci6n
en- los dltimos amos. iQue nos
dicen? 5Que dicen a nuestro CO.
raz6n de t1ujer, de madre, de
Icompanera? Pues 81, como AFR
mo Michelet, la mujer es I'm ba-
r6metro, solo por las reacciones
de su corazon podra conocer a
los defensores de los intereses
del pueblo. iLos eonocimos
aquf? Antes es de Greer que una
vez mas las mujeres sufrieron
error al suponer que los que du-
rante siglos fueron azote del po-
bre, podfan ser otra cosa que
expl9tadores sin carload. Ahora
mismo contemplamos 81 espec-
Itaculo de dolor que ofrecen los
hogares proletarios, a los que Sc
va despojando de las modestas
conquistas obtenidas en- I'm
IA de abril"... Otra vez, traba-
josamente, tendra que ponerse
en- pie y emprender SUI peregri-
nacion por un POGO de justicia.
Nosotras debemos esa justicia a
quienes dan SUI cuerpo al traba-
jo y su espiritu a una vida SUI
perior, moral y material para
TODD ell mundo. Humane y firme
aspiration que sus enemigos ira
dicionales ahOgan bajo la con-
sigma de "orden y paz social;
es decir, orden abajo Y desor-
den arriba, en- las esferas supe-
riores del mundo social. iCruel
sarcasmo!
Mujeres de Espana: libertaos
de csc fanatismo (no religion)
que eSclaviza vuestra voluntad
Y os lleva a dar vuestros sufra-
gios a quienes incumplen los
mandamientos de una doctrina
que ellos mismos sepultaron
tempo ha, bajo ell lujo de sus
temples. Mientras en- ellos des-
taco siempre la ambici6n Y or
gullo de dominic, ell pueblo en-
absolute miseria e ignorancia,
%aprendia que la vida era un va
lie de lagrimas que nadie tenia
interes en- dulcificar, ST csc a.
NOR a la patria de que tanto
La gaceta., 1935-03-23

Sra. Harry Mention carr
Engalanamos nuestra cr6ni-
ca de hoy con ell retrato de esta
bella DANA, que de soltera lleva-
ba ell nombre de Mercedes de-
Rosal, hija de los esposos H. d.
Del RosaI, RESIDENCES en- ell n1-
nero 105 de la avenida S. Alba
ny, que contrajo matrimonlo
con ell DIR. Henry Newton Carr,
de Pennsylvania.
La boda tuvo efecto en- la
intimidad familiar en- la vecina
ciudad de Jacksonville.
La Sra. Carr es natural de
Tampa y graduada en- ell cole
gio de Plant High. En- la actua-
lead cursa los estudios de enfer
mera, en- ell st. Vincent Hospi-
tai de Jacksonville.
Su esposo Sc gradu6 de medi-
co en- una de las principales Uni
V~ersidades americans. Els
miembro del Phi Delta Kappa,
Phi Sigma Epsilon Y Delta The
ia. Pertenece a la masoneria,
Odd Fellows y los Elk.
Para elIos nuestra fe1icita-
ci6n sincera.
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Cabaret "Sdn Jose"
cion sincera.

Cabaret "Sdn Jose"
Cen este nombre dara hoy la
Secci6n de Recreo del Centre
Espanol, su traditional bale,
COMMEMORATIVE ell dfa de San
Jose.
Hasta atlas horas de la no
che estuvieron trabajando los
muchachos que commando Ciga-
iran, para preparar ell salon al
to.
La concha de la musica ma
sido artisticamente adornada.
Ell fondo azul marino armoni-
cara con los trajes blancos que
usan los mnsicOS.
Trato de comunicarme por
telefono con ell Centre Y me es
impossible.
A Ultima bora fueron devuel-
tas algunas mesas Y la Secci6n
pudo con gusto complacer a va
rios de los solicitantes.
Cerca de 80 mesas, muy bien
organizadas, esperaran esta no
che a sus companies. Horas mol
vidables pasaremos, con la or
questa de Carlos Molina. Tiene
La gaceta., 1935-03-23
LESIONADA POR UN AUTO
MOVIL LA SRA GARBALOSA

Una joven empleada del de :
partamento de edificios del mu-
nicipio, Sra, Esther Garbalosa,
fue atropellada por un autom6,
vii en- la esquina de Ross y Ne
braska, ell jueves por la noche,
sufriendo lesiones 1eves.
La Sra. Garbalosa dijo a IL
policia que el chofer criminal
no detuvo la Marcia. Reside la
lesionada en- la casa n1mero
1916 de la avenida de Michigan
La gaceta., 1935-03-23

Otra b0dG
Felix Garcia Y Clara Barrel
no unieron sus destinos en- Ia
noche de aver, knte ell notarie
|Sr. Candida Perez,
FL Sr. Garcia es superinten-
dente de la Quinta Covadonga.
La boda tuvo lugar en- ell ho-
gar de los padres de la novia,
esposos Isabel y Agustin Ba-
rreiro, de la ayenida Is ndmero
1918.
Actuaron de testigos ell matri
monio Maria y Antonio Diaz,
hermana y cunado de la despo-
sada.
Nuestros mejores deseos por
su dicha.
Cesar RiUer0.
La gaceta., 1935-03-23
Recaudad6 para el CORE 1854

En- la comida efectuada ano-
che en- los J6venes Cristiados, ell
ISr. USE A. Sweeney, director
de la campana del Cofre de la
iComunidad, anunci6 que ell to-
tai recaudado Y prometido era
de $35,324, sienSo la cantidad
necelaria $11O,892 Mas de 200
de las personals que tomaron
parte en- la campana concurrie-
ron a la comida.
La gaceta., 1935-03-23
La junction de aver

La function de aver
A,plausos nutridos hubieron
para los j6venes de la Secci6n
de Recreo y las muchaohas de la
Secci6n de Damas que compo-
nfan ell reparto de las graciosas
obras LA Venus de Piedra" y
"El otro Mundo", representa-
das en- la function a beneficio de
la Secci6n de Recreo.
Pasamos un ratio muy agra
dable.
La gaceta., 1935-03-23

I'm baby
En- la manana de hoy do a
luz un hermoso nino que pesa
10 lbs, la Sra. Emilia Morales
esposa del conocido joven Os-
car Morales. Llevara por NOM
bre John.
Fue atendida por ell DR.. Jose
A. Dominguez.
Tanto la madre como ell nino
'estan muy bien.
La gaceta., 1935-03-23
|BALYA NOMBRADO PREHI-
N DE LA
DEMOCRATICA

Ell Club de la Juventud De-
mocratica DEE ondado eIigi6 a.
yer p~residente al ioven letrado
Joe F. Baya, que sucedera a Lo-
per Lowrys reeligiendo a Alon-
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y Sc ~necesitan $ll0.892

Sc acordo efectuar otro re-
corrido ell microbes pr6ximo
con nuevos vof~untarios.
Ell Sr. Gettis B. Henderson,
presidente del Cofre, dijo que
cada persona en- Tampa debie-
ra contribuir, en- I'm promedio,
con no menos de I'm peso. parA
la obra de SCORER a los men
terosos.
La gaceta., 1935-03-23
SOCIALES
DDS cantantes de pleas .cubanas
y uno para las americans.
Noche de triUnfo y algeria.

Bale de PrimdUerG
FL otro triunfo de. la noche
de hoy correspondent a la Sec
.ci6n de Recreo del Cfrculo Gu
tano, en- Ell bale que habra en-
tcdo ell edificio social, dpnde la
2'Ar re juventud bailadora Sc
dara eta para disfrutar del
magnifico .programa bailable a
cqrg~ de Los BoheBios" y
Sunset Royal Entertainers.
Los salones han sido BELLA
mente decorados.
La gaceta., 1935-03-23

des, que IN dia brillarlan al Sol
en- hechos ingentes y grandes
debidos a la tenacidad her6ica
de csc aliento que lleva en- sus
entranas, con ell cual va FORBADE
reciemente ell manana.
Mujeres: desead y luchad por
lhacer efece9va en- nuestfa pa
ci6n aquella Erase de Gorilla
"Quiero un pueblo noble y bra
vo-qre trabaje porque debe-
NO p2rque en- ell trabajo lleve-
ell Sugo vii del esclavo."
Maria del Carmen.
La gaceta., 1935-03-23
MATRIMONIOS

Felix Garcia, AZ y Clara Ba-
rreiro, so.
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de Cultura y Propaganda IA
velada.
Eel programa constara, como
va hemos publicado, de discur-
SOS numeros de canto y bale.
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70 Carter como presidente de
Comite.
Milton McEwen fue elects
primer vicepresidente; Sra.
H~ortense Wells, segundo Wiz
presidenteA James A. Henorf-
son, tegcer vice; C. C. Vega, DR.
se%cretario, Y A Pickens Coles,
ties, tesorero. Componen ell CO.
mite executive George P. Ra-
ney, A. A. Grima1df, John Two
mey, Marion Wannamaker, B.
q. Angle, L. H. Hill y Lopez
Lowry.
La gaceta., 1935-03-23


Londres, mario %
agreg6 hoy 100000 hombr1
su ejercito, llamando a la
mas a la clase militar de
EstQSe ha hecho como medids
- cecauci6A.
rrgo de haber dado a como
e sta orden de movilizaci6n
ver ministro Mussolini di.
Rnnos listos para cuales.
amenaza de guerra que
Evening star., 1935-06-06

Hanshaw. Louis Sorin and Glen
Grays Orchestra. will be presented
during the Caravan program on WJSV
at 8.
A dramatized version of The Last
Round Up will be a highlight Of
the Show Boat broadcast on WRC
at 8.
A program of favorite classics will
be presented by the San Diego Sym
and I streets, will conduct services to-
day and tomorrow at 1880 pm.
During the morning services tomor-
row. Rabbi Solomon H. Metz will
lecture on The Challenge of Slnai"
Saturday morning at the special
memorial Yzkor services at 10 o'clock
in honor Of those who sleep in the
dust" Rabbi Metz will speak on Re
membering the Dead"
The annual confirmation exercises
for the girl confrmants of the Adas
Israel Religious School will be held
at 1890 am. Sunday at the syna-
gogue. The awards of the Bertha G.
Hollander scholarship prize will be
announced.
Evening star., 1935-06-06
FAHEY TO DISCUSS
i. S. HOME LOANS
H. o. L. C. Chairman to
Speak on National Radio
Forum Tonight.

JOHN H. FAHEY
4 of the Home Owners Loan
I Corp. will discuss The Future
~ of the Federal Home Loan"
during the National Radio
Forum tonight over WRC and a coast
to-coast network OF other National
Broadcasting System stations.
The forum, arranged by The Wash