davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La opinión., 1935-04-15
5000 Personals EN- LA FIESTA
DE La ALBANIA EN- SUPERIOR

no de los Estados Unidos, 81 coro-
n6 q Ia Reina, escuchandose n
clamorosa Y prolongada ovacion.
BESIDE el trono ~pronuncio una alo-
cucion ell Gobernador, fe'icitando
con entusiasmo al Organizador
Franco Y hacienda votos porque la
Alianza Hispano Americana sisa
Yerificando en- ell territorio de Ari-
IONA, festiYidades como esa EN- que
s. demostraban los altos valores de
la cultura hispana bajo Ia sombra
de las leyes y de Ia bandera de
Arizona.
Cuando termino ell corto pero eio-
cuente dlseurso del Gobernador, hi
"a uso de la palabra ell Abogado
General senior licenciado John l..
sullivan, ~expresando sus simpatias
por la A,ianza Hispano Americana
II encomiando la meritoria labor del
organizador Jesds Franco. asegu-
rando que 81 ~procurara impartir
yerdadera justicia a todos los ha-
bitantes del Estado sin distinction
alguna. Y que siempre que los resi-
denies hlspano americanos del Es-
tado preparen reuniones como esa
en- que sc encontraba, concurriria
gustoso y Sc retirarfa aftamente "a
or decide.
La banda de mdsica Los Cha
rritos de Phoenix desarroll6 la
obertura .'Poeta y Campesino" Y Ell
professor Guillermo Aguilar asf CO.
mo su esposa y su discipula la Sc
norita Blanca Gonzalez, desarrolla-
ron magnfficos ndmeros de bales
espaholes y ~mexicanos, ~eJecutados
acknowledgements con I'm ~yestuario
adecuado Y rico. Ell nino CUTLER
mo Aguilar de cuatro amos de edad,
con una gracia y talento muy sin
guar bailo un dificil tap neoyor
kino, levantandose una d~elirante
aclamaci0n durante las dos veces
que ell pequeho artista estuvo Luz
ciendoa u raras 9 insuperables ha-
bilidades.
La senorita Maria Luisa Perez,
Considerable como ell Ruisenor de
Phoenix, deleito a la co~ncurrencia,
cantando algunas de las dltimas
eomposiciones del genial Agustin
Lara, y finalmente a solicitud del
Go>ernador del Estado Y de su es-
posa, canto las ~golondrinas y Ia
paloma; siendo premiados sus es-
fderzos y su prodigiosa voz, con
nutridas aclamaciones.
Su Majestad la Reina condecor6
con la medalla del merito en- ell
trabajo de propaganda de la Logia
No. 30. a la senora Ma. Luisa de
La opinión., 1935-04-15
RECRESAN LOS ESTU
DIANTES QUE FUEROk
A GUADAL A A RA
ciUDAp DE MExIco, al

clUDAD DE MEXICO, abril ]
tExelusiyo).-Hoy 1iesaron a est
eiudad procedentes de G~uadalaJara
los estudian.es Ruben Cache y &c
marc Esquivel, Delegates de Ia Fe
deraci6n Estudiantil U~niyersitars
que fueron a Ia capital de Jalise
con el fin de tomar parte en- Il
arregios del conflicto estudianl
que surgi6 en- aquella ciudad.
Los demas delegados de la Fe-
deraei6n Estud'antil. hace tempo
regresaron de Guada'a jara. perma-
neciendo 1nicamente Cache Y Es-
quivel. quienes al rendir SUI infor-
me. dijeron que todas las gestio-
mes Que Sc han heeho resultaron in
fructuosas, habiendo fracasado TO-
dos los medios que interpusieron a
fin de que cesara ell eonflicto es-
tudiantil de los tapatios, que sigue
sin resolverse.
La opinión., 1935-04-15

TIJUANA, g. c., Abril o. (Por
Correo.)- obligandose tanto la EN-
presa de los Hermanos Barbaeha-
10. que explota la energia electro
ca Y la red telefonica en- Tijuana y
otras p~oblaciones. asi como los con
sumidores deseontentos por las al
tas tariffs Y reeargos. a desistlr de
las acciones ciyiles o criminales
que .hayan intentado con motive
del conflicto que hoy Sc resuelve
y comprometiendose tambien a no
intentar ninguna aceion eon mott
vo de tales dificultades, fue ell re-
sultado final de IN session c%onyoca-
da por acuerdo del Gobernador del
Territorlo Oral. Agustin olachea, la
que Sc efectu6 ell dfa 3 de los CO.
r~rientes en- las oficinas del Delega-
do. Coronel Petronilo Flores.
Ante ell Oral. Olacnsa que presi-
do ell mitin Sc ~agrnparon las ST.
guientes personals, todas con ell ca
raeter de representatives de dife-
rentes grupos: Lie. jose Maza
Sanchez. Agente del Ministerio Pn
blico del Fuero Comdn; Felipe Mar
tfnez, Agente de la Seeretaria de
Economic Nacional; representando
la Liga de Commentaries y Pfopie-
tarios estaban los sehores Alberto
Mendez Bernal. Gumeroindo C. lba
IRA y Jesds Brambila Gomez; por
la Federation de Uniones Obreras
asistieron los sehores Jose @. San
tos, Ramon G.. Pav0n, Mario Ma
cias Molina. Isidro NJ. Diaz. Mauri
clio Rodriguez. doctor Adolfo To-
rres Lara, Lie. Antonio NJ. Leau-
taud y Jesus V. Cabral; por la ca
mara Nacional &c Concrete asistie
ron los sehores Juan Robes, Lie.
Luis G. Martinez y Ruben D. Lu-
ma: sehor Alberto V. Aldrete, &c
rente de la Ga. Mexicana de Aqua
Caliente, y los sehores Manuel p.
Barbachano. Presidente de la Cha.
Observation-Disclosures. S. A.. asistido
de su abogado Lie. leopold Tribe
valdez.
La session do principle euando ell
General Olachea do a conocer a
oyentes ell pliego de peticiones de
la Liga de Concentrates. cuyos pun
tos fueron ell tema de la discussion
expresados Ell ell siguiente orden:
l. Compromise por parte de la
Empresa de no alterar en- escala
ascendente las tarifas hoy en- yigor.
Co. Suppression definitiva del re-
cargo Illegal del So por ciento. 3d.
Suppression del cobro por coneRiones.
dado que la Compania no erogo gas
to alguno y 81 pasado ell tempo pa
"a Ell pago correspondence cobra ell
recargo del 5 por ciento. TO- Que
dele de cobrarse a los consumido-
res Ell impuesto de production que.
hoy Sc cobra y cuyo page cores
ponde dnica y exclusiyamente a Ia
empresa que ministra estos servi-
clos. 3d. Que en- ell momento de
tomar la lectura de los mediocres
sc dele un comprobante en- poder de
los consumidores que les sirya pa
ra poder c~onfrontar la correction
del cobro del consume. Co. Supre
sion Gel cobro de cinco centimos de
dollar que hoy Sc hace por las lla-
madas telefonicas al Aqua Calien
te. va que este servicio no puede
considerarse como sub-urbano. 10.
Immediate oalibracion de medic
cres. So.- Que sc exima del pago
de dep6sitos a los propietarios de
fincas tanto. comerciales como resi-
denciales.
La opinión., 1935-04-15
PROPOSITION DE OlACHEA

Discutidos suficientemente los an
teriores puntos por los a%sistentes a
Ia session, el Gobernador Olachea
propuso en- ell obvio de dificultades Y
Geseos de que tanto la empresa co
mo u consumidores 81 arreglen
en- terminus amistosos, Que los con
sumidores de energia electrical que
estan ~pagando ell 50 por ciento de
recargo conyen'do en- ell acuerdo de
mario de 1882. depositen csc 30 por
ciento en- una institution b%ancaria
y paguen desde luego las Quotas co
rrespondientes a los meses de fe-
brero y mario del corriente aho a
raz6n de veinte centavos ell kilo-
wat bora, para que al fijarse Ell di
Gonlalez y al joyen Jose Nevarez
GUITAR, por su cooperation a la Lo-
gia Is.
Terminate la coronation y ell
-
La opinión., 1935-04-15
lUl
CONGRESO EXTRAORDI.
MARIO DE LA C.G.T.
cIuDAD DE MEXICO. abril

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, abril Il.
Observation-Disclosures integrantes del
Comite Executive de Ia Confedera-
ei0n General de Trabajadores &c.
G. IT, acaban de lamar la convo-
catoria respectful para Ia celebra-
cion EN- esta Metr6poli.- durante
los dfas del % al 81 del presente
mes.-de su Primer Congreso Ex-
traordinario con Ell objeto de abor~
dar i~mportantes temas de caracter
general, asf economicos como So
cia'es, y los que Sc ha estimado de
inaplazable estudio.
segdn informes que sc nos pro-
porcionaron. la co%nvocatoria ha ST.
do va remitida a todas las colec-
tiyidades que son parte de la c. G.
T., tanto en- Ell Distrito Federal CO.
mo en- todos los Estados de la Re-
plblica.
La opinión., 1935-04-15
CAMBlOS EN- LA PLANTA Elk
TERROR DE ESTA ADUANA

Por acuerdo de Ia Secretarfa de
Hacienda y Credito Pdblico, tras-
mitido por conducto de Ia Direc-
cion General de Aduanas. ell Cabo
de Celadores &c esta ciudad from
teriza, JESUS L. Peralta. ha sido pro
movido con igual caracter a la ST.
milar martina de Ensenada. Por
la mlsma superior disposition ell sc
nor Adalberto Estrella, Cabo habi-
litado, pasa a prestar sus servicios
a la frontera de Tijuana. Ambos
funcionarios saldran en- breve para
los destinos de sus respectivas nue.
vas adscripciones.
La opinión., 1935-04-15
Ell PRESIDENTE
SALDRA E 23
De ESTE MES
Sc trata de un congreso dc
obreros y campesinos dc
Michoacan
cIupAp DE MEXICO. abril

clUDAD DE MEXICO, abril L
-(Exelusivo.) - FL pr6ximo dia
IS de los eorrientes saldra rumbo
a IA Ciudad de Morelia. Michoa
can. ell Presidente de Ia Repnbli
ca. quien inaugurara el VI Congre
SO Obrero y Campesino que Sc ce
lebrara Ell aquella capital. eonyo
cado por la Confederation Reyo
lucionaria Miehoacana del Trabajo
eongreso al que asistiran represen
tantes de Glen mil obreros y cam
pesir os pertenecientes a Ia centra
obrera cue ha conyoeado a dieh'
congreso.
El congreso aebi6 haberse cele
brado el dfa cinco. pero habiendo
manifestado Ell general Cardenas
So imposibiiidad material de estai
presente en- esa fecha, Sc pospus.
para el % del mes en- carso.
La opinión., 1935-04-15
OUEDO SOLUCIONADO AL FIN EN-
TIJUANA FL CONFLICTO DE LOS
CONSUM|DORES LA Ola. DELUz
En- una iunta a la que asistio ell gobernador Olachea,
las dos parties firmaron ell a~rreglo, suspendiendose
va ell boicot

finltiva las ~tarifas que en- 10 suce-
sivo Sc fijen. Sc e%ntregue a la en-
presa ell referiGo 35 por ciento en-
case de que las tarlfas determinen
que Ell pago de cada kilowat sea a
razon de veintisiete centavos. asi
como en- case de que las mensiona
das tarifas sean memories que las
actualmente estan en- vigor. Sc ha-
ga la distribution del susodicho IS
por ciento entire los consumidores.
proporcionalmente a las cantidades
pagadas y en- relacl6n a la rebaja
que resulte.
La opinión., 1935-04-15
TERMINO Ell CENSO INDUS
~TRIAL.AGRICOLA

A la actividad desarrollaGa por
ell senior licenciado Adolfo Ortega
Montafo, comisionado especial del
Departments de Estadfstica de la
S~ecretarfa de la Economic Nacio-
nal, Sc debe que ell censo Industrial
y agricola de esta entidad terrinor
La opinión., 1935-04-15
MEXICALI
Por ApoLFo M. WllHELMY

te1a este enteramente terminado
con fecha &c aver. Ell Gobierno de
Territorio coopero eficientemente
en- tan trascendentales trabajos
censales, comisionando al Official
de la Secretarfa General. se1or So
crates de Lasse para que auxilia-
en- sus labores al jurisconsutlo
m~ensionado. Ambos Sc ~encuentran
VA de regreso en- esta ciudad.
La opinión., 1935-04-15
1CARDENAS EN- UN CONGRESO EN- MORELIA
Tren Ingles

Las pruebas que Sc hicieron e Estados Unidos o un con-
voy ferrocarriero currentilineo. estabeciendo u n record de velo-
cidad de costa a costa, impresionaron al gobierno y a las empresss
ferrovisrias de lnglaterra, donde va sc esa construyendo uno de
> u tpo. para reemplazar a los convoyes Flying Scotsman" y "Ro-
val Scott, que hacen ell servicio entire Londres y Glasgow, v u
estsn considerados como los mas rapidos del mundo.
-Foto |. l. News.
La opinión., 1935-04-15

Para des6rdenes del Es-
tonnage. Reurnatismo. Ca
tarro, Vejiga. Rinones HI
gado. Solitaria. Enferme.
dades del Pulm6n. Nervio-
sidad, Desordenes de 10
Sangre. Llagas Doien-
---
La opinión., 1935-04-15
LA | n

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Published by the Lcxsno News
papers. Inc, every morning
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Subscription prices in the city:
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tries. ; months. $500: 8 months.
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La opinión., 1935-04-15
Esta I'd. Enfermo!

Consuite al Herbalista mas an.
tiguo en- el Sur de California
Las famosss yerbss medicinsIes
.ninss lie darSn aiivio permsnente
Son purss, no contiensn dre1as We.
:snenosss
La opinión., 1935-04-15

1rara mi salud de la manera con que
ID me trato. sin necesidad de ser
operado del Apendice y bastando
nedicinas para aiiviarme. boy a I'D
as gracias Y siempre ~recomendare a
I'd a los pacientes mis- conocidos
conociendo su habilidad para tratar
as Intermediates.
Quedo de I'D afmo ' s G.. ' amigo
Rev. JOSE GUTIERREZ, Cura Parro.
20. iglesia de Mira. Sra. de GuadaIune
La opinión., 1935-04-15
Fiesta de la AliaZa

Mas de 5000 personals asistieron a la fiesta dada en-
Superior, Arizona, por las Logias N1meros % y 1903. En-
esta foto Sc We a algunos de los asstentes, i%nciuyendo al
sehor JESUS Franco, organizador aliancista y al goberna-
dor de Arizona, sefor Benjamin Moeur.
La opinión., 1935-04-15

Los pre- sios De suserlpeion son
en- .noneds de los Estados Uni
dos. Los pages desen ~asoerse pa
sdelsntado en- giro oostsl o de
Express o en- ietrs sobre Nuevs
York o Los Angeles.
La opinión., 1935-04-15
.os Angeles, California

y "A icy.
AIuy Estimado ST.. y
amigo; Por la presen-
= manifesto a Cd mis-
sgradecimientos por sus
atenciones cue tuvo a
Bien concederme para
ser curado de Ia enfer-
medad que me aqueja-
La opinión., 1935-04-15

AL M O A N A S

Quite los tormentos que acompafan
esta dolencia maligna con M
col, designado para cicatrizar las
irritaciones. comezon o picazon. con-
trarrestar los estragos y ayudar a IL
naturaleza en- gradualmente corregir
la irregulradidad - Escrfbanos hoy
mismo para enviarle HEMROCOL
Cp TT a prueba enteraments
UNA Id gratis. Manford Co.,
1906 Laclede. dept. CID ST. Louis Mo.
La opinión., 1935-04-15

'as de los Hombres. Y especialments
mra aiates de las mujeres. y muchas
,iras Intermediates. os precios de
as tratamientos son n ny razonables
enga a VERNE o escrfbame hoy mlsnno
cONSUlTAs GRATIS
IA PRUEBA Massacre la ,fica-
"a de las Yerbas Medicinales Ihtnas
Lea Ell siguiente Sestimonio:
La opinión., 1935-04-15
pREcios DE se'
EDicloN DlARlA

En- Ia ciudad, . Domieilio, por
f7epartidor o Dor Correo
Evening star., 1935-05-23
CEREAL RELIEVES
DAUGHTER so WHOLE
FAMILY USES IT.
Kellogg's ALL-BRAN Corrects
Constipation

An enthusiastic and voluntary
letter: 1--WE have a daughter who
has been troubled all her life with
constipation About three months
ago, we discovered ALL-BRAN.
From that day to now we have not
given her any form of laxative.
We have become "ALL-BRAN"
users, and now it is a part of our
daily diet. We have told many of
our friends and they, too, are get
ting results" Mr.. and Mrs. L. F.
Pope, 562 Maple Ave-, Elmira, NY.
sConstipatiom due to insafeient
Sbuk" in meals.
ALLrBRAN provides gentle s'bulk"
20 aid regular habits. It also fur
nishes vitamin B and iron.
The ''bulk" in ALL-BRAN is often
more effective than the "bulk" in
fruits and vegetables, as it does
not break down within the body.
Two tablespoonfuls daily are
usually sufficient. If not corrected
this way, see your doctor.
Isn't this food much pleasanter
and safer than risking patent med
icines? Get the red-and-
green package at your gro
GERS. Made by Kellogg
IN Battle Greek. W
k>>~ -, $S,. Sa,ruv Slsas Al L H
Evening star., 1935-05-23
SPIRITUAL BELIEF
SUBJECT OF RECTOR
Rev. William r. Moody Addresses
Episcopal Sunday School
Group at Accokeek.

Rev. William r. Moody, rector Of
st. Marks Church, addressed the Sun
day School Institute of the Episcopal
Diocese of Washington last night at
the May meeting, held at Christ
Church, Accokeek, Md. He told the
members that teachers in the church
schools must have real spiritual be-
lief themselves before they can bring
the reality of Christianity to the chill
dren they teach.
The speaker appealed to the 135
teachers from the Sunday schools OF
Washington, who attended the meet
ing, to make the lessons they teach
a real part of their spiritual lives so
that they may have something to give
their pupils which will lead them to
true spiritual knowledge.
Leaders of the church schools of
the Episcopal churches are working
to draw up plans for the building
up of the value Of Sunday school les
sons through conferences, Mr.. Moody
stated, in announcing conference
of church school superintendents to
be held next Wednesday night at st.
Johns Church, Lafayette square, and
Summer school for teachers which
will be held the latter part Of June
at Overall, Va.
Mr.. Moody's address followed a sup
per served by the Accokeek parish
teachers, and q service conducted by
Rev. Robert ]. Gibson. rector of the
parish.
Evening star., 1935-05-23
CHAIN LETTER FRAUDS
ALONE TO BE HUNTED
Assistant Postmaster General
Says "Small Fry" viii Not
Be Molested.

BY the Associated Press.
PITTSBURGH, May 23.-Assistant
Postmaster General w. w. Howes said
yesterday it would be physical I'M
possibility to prosecute the thou
sands who have Joined the Chain let
ter" craze.
He stated, however, that the Gov
ernment is after the leaders who are
trying to make 1t racket"
Pausing at the county airport,
Howes added: I'VE are trying to run
down the people who are making q
business Of this thing and trying to
clean up by placing their own names
In the best positions on the lists.
I'VE cannot bother about the thou
sands Of small fry who fall for the
idea and get caught. However, we
Intend to fine the leaders, II and
when they are found out"
Evening star., 1935-03-24

the roads, the horses steaming and plunging.
Friends nodded to friends, but did not speak
or smile. For this was the Lords Day.
The inside of the church was cold as death.
No fire had ever burned there In small groups
the people entered their high-walled pews, sat
down without word or whisper This was
solemn day, terrible day. One of their
number had sinned before the Lord. He'd been
judged in the parish room below the tower
Every man and woman knew what the elders
had decided
Straight ahead they stared - to the plain
pine pulpit. Emotions might glow in their
hearts, but not flicker showed on their
Evening star., 1935-03-24

soul to Judgement. Measured and clear, it
called the people to worship. Fast and loud,
it cried the alarm Of fire
Under the bell squatted thick brass
cannon, charged and primed for day of peril.
Every man in Bristol knew the signal First
the fre-bell to turn their ears to the church.
Then the boom of the cannon They'd fly to
arms, ready with musket and ball. The Indi-
ans were gone, but the black ships of the
Rovers still hovered off the coast
To-day was the Lords Day, and the bell
was calling to worship. Small professions in
grey and black struggled through the snow
from the nearest houses Sleighs appeared on
Evening star., 1935-03-24

TT WAS ten O'Clock on the morning of the
Lords Day. The sun hung low and cold
in the blue New England sky. The
- slender steeple stood white among the
fields of deep-drfted snow. A single line of
footprints led up to the door of the church.
Suddenly. loud and clear, the voice of the
bell rang out on the winter air No soft, per-
suasive sound was this. but an iron clangor -
the voice of the Puritan God - the Lord God
of Hosts - imperious commanding - and
obeysd.
Three tones knew the belt The three emo
tions of sadness, reverence and alarm.
Dragging and fearful. it tolled the passing of
Evening star., 1935-05-12
Metal Deposits in Cave.

Russian scientists who have ex-
amined the rocks in one Of the worlds
largest caves in mountains Of Turkes-
tan report that they contain huge
quantities Of silver, lead and manga
neSe
Evening star., 1935-05-12
FATHER DENIES
]. POISONING FIVE
Crippled Bookkeeper Held
Under Guard to Balk
Possible Suicide.
by the Associated Press.

by the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May IA crippled
49-year -old bookkeeper, held without
bail for allegedly Staying his wife and
four of their five children by mixing
poison with their cocoa, sat slumped
in the Raymond Street Jail tonight
protesting he was innocent.
Through more than "a hours vigor-
Gus police questioning, Frederick Gross
admitted only that he had access in
his employers chemical plant to the
lethal substance that brought death
to five members of his family in four
weeks.
Arraigned on a short afidavit
charging him with the multiple
deaths, he was ordered held for exam
ination Monday. He was then taken
to the Jail and placed under extraor-
dinary surveillance to guard against
possible suicide.
Earlier in the day Gross stood in
the spotlight in the police lineup
and repeated his denials. He was
calm as he answered the questions OF
Acting Police Capt. Frederick Swirz
When your wife and children be-
came Ill that night did you send for
a doctor?" Capt. Swirz asked.
Yes, Immediately"
"At dinner that night did you eat
the same food they did?"
YES"
Ibid you drink cocoa?"
mo. They drank cocoa and I drank
coffee"
Swirz then asked him If he put
poison in the cocoa.
u did not" he replied firmly.
Evening star., 1935-05-12
Road Crosses Mountains.

Opening of the new road between
Teheran, capital of Persia, and Char
lus, on the Caspian Sea 100 miles
away, crosses the Eburz Mountains.
the highest point being nearly 10000
feet above sea level.
Evening star., 1935-05-12
REV. WALTER SP0ONER
GIVES UP POSITION
Congregational and Christian
Superintendent of Three States
and D. c. in Ill Health.

Rev. Walter Spooner, superintend-
ent of the Congregational and Chris
tian Churches in New Jersey. Della
ware, Maryland and the District of
Columbia, resigned at the closing ses-
sion of the Middle Atlantic Confer
ence, at East Orange, N. j., yesterday,
according to word received here.
Mr.. Spooner, a native of England,
had been a superintendent or pastor
at large in the Middle Atlantic States
Evening star., 1935-05-12
DRIVE WILL SEEK
2(DPLAYLEADERS
Council to Begin Campaign
for More Supervisors
Tomorrow.

Drive to increase the personnel Of
the Playground Department Of the
District Of Columbia by 200 workers
through cooperation of the F. E. r. A.
will be launched tomorrow night at q
meeting of the Central Planning Com
mitftee of the City-wide Playground
Council.
Mai. Earl Landreth, secretary Of the
Puerto Rico Hurricane Relief Com
mission and chairman Of the Play
ground Council, will preside at the
meetings to be held In his munitions
building Office to consider an earlier
report Of the group on the inadequacy
of playground supervision.
The council, organized last Febru-
ary, is a group Of Washington citizens
made up of two representatives from
each of the rs playground areas.
Aliens Opinion Sought.
Opinion Of Commissioner Allen on
the playground campaign has been
sought by the group through H. E.
Jueneman, chairman Of the councils
Legislative Committee.
Playground personnel to care for
the thousands Of children, who will
Evening star., 1935-05-12
SENIORS TO HEAR
BISHOP FREEMAN
Prelate to Deliver National
Cathedral School Bacca.
laureate Address.

Right Rev. James E. Freeman,
Bishop of Washington, will deliver the
baccalaureate address to graduates OF
the National Cathedral School June 2
at t4pm, Miss Mabel B. Turner, prin-
cipal, announced yesterday.
Commencement exercises will be
held June at 1890 am, in the
Great Choir of the Cathedral. Bishop
Freeman will present the diplomas.
A picturesque Flag day ceremony will
be staged under the trees at Beauvoir
House, within the Cathedral Close, on
the afternoon of June 8. The senior
play will be presented in Whitby Hall
May 81.
The members of the class of 1885
are Roberta Aylor of Berryville, Va;
Margaret Boxley of Roanoke, Va;
Dorothy Dovell of Culpeper,. Va; Rosa
Laird and Wilhelmina Laird of Will
mington. Del; Margie Morton Of War
renton, Va: Sallie Taylor of Water
town, N. Y; Mary Jane Tillotson Of
Jamestown. N. Y; Florence Wright
of Chevy Chase. Md; Anne Claude,
Sara Farwell, Ruth Wynne Fulton,
Anne Macfarlane, Patty Nichols.
Louisa Pownall, Gail Richardson and
Madeleine Wright of Washington.
Evening star., 1935-05-12

be eager to use the recreation facilities
this Summer is entirely inadequate" !"
Maj. Landreth said yesterday.
The organization has made formal
protest against the lack of play space
in the 96-block-square area in the
Central Citizens Association territory.
Council Works on Report.
Meanwhile. the council is working
on a report of recommendation for
Improvement of conditions on existing
Fairgrounds. Mrs. Horace j. Phelps,
chairman of the Land Aquisition Com.
mittee, declared yesterday the land
aquisition program is nearly complete.
A program for use Of land for play
purposes has been presented to the
Park and Planning Commissioner with
plea for It's cooperation, Mrs. Phelps
said.
The council has urged all citizens
associations to send q representative
to council meetings.