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Evening star., 1935-07-17
DsathH.

BALDERsoN, DAISY DOT. On Tuesday,
tss IN ssoTeS St wFs PALSY Is dSo Ro E
saidsEson and slstsr q iApfs Mss Ssh poSoths
NJ. scates. ,sr. Funeral services at the
above residence on Friday. July 10. at
2 pm. Relatives and friends invited.
1nterment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. IL
BRADFORD, wILHELMINA. Suddenly. on
EHisafz NaEEMz iSlz Ri sABs6R 1873 s. asS ased g.
BadEord ydE Tn and q motef fhs ot s MRS Hssn "
dence of her daughter. Mrs. Helen W.
chase. B. e. Fridag. nsiJ'iSn JaIs 10 sat at ReHs
Interment Rock Creek Cemetery: (Wil-
perS please copy) 16
BRYAN, PEARL CANDY. Departed this
PEARL M RI' d2NpY "a S90 BRYAN r dauRhter MFS 81
the late Rev; Hillyard NJ. and Cath
a son. Robert H. Smith; daughter
Alma Candy Oldham; one brother. Ed
tiyes and friends. Funeral Thursday
July IS. at 2 pm, from the residence
1920 T st. NV. Relatives and friends
BURKE. HATTIE. Departed this life Mon
dSS So 'Ry R6sedae 5S 1889 at hss rffidenis tSs
beloved wife of Cornelius Burke; 'daugh-
one son. Walter Hatcher: sisters
Frances Naloy. Tura Forman; one niece.
to mourn their loss. Remains resting
at stewart's funeral home. 80 St. ne,
until Wednesday. July II. at pm.
THURSDAY July ] s. from Second Baptist
Church. 3rd st. between H and Eye NV,
CAPossELA. LEONARDO. On Tuesday.
iEoNARpo i 9S eAPosHAd sE9xdePef beo1eG aGSPfn has
band Of the late Concetta Capossela and
father OF John and Michael Capossela
Anna De Lisio. Funeral from his late
residence. 1928 Pa. ave. Sc. on Friday
July 10. at $50 am. thence to Holy
will be offered at Q am. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment Mount Olivet
Cemetery. is
CLAGETT. WILLIE EDGAR. On Tuesday.
July 10 1898. at Mother Jones, Rest
loved husband of Matte W, Davis
on Thursday July Is. at II am. at his
late home. near Ounce orchard. Nd
Interment will follow in Forest Oak Gem
etery. Gaithersburg. Md.
CUMMINGS. GEORGE W. Departed this
life suddenly on Tuesday July s. 1885
at Glen Echo Park. GEORGE W. CUM
MINGS, beloved father of Flossie May
Mcdaniel OF 2l14 North Lincoln ST.
Cherrydale. Va. and grandfather of
Laura May Mcdaniel Remains resting
e. Ives, funeral home, 2s47 Wilson
at Ives chapel on Thursday July Is
at l pm. Interment Lincoln. Va. at
2:30 pm.
DE FIELDS. ELIZABETH CURRY. On
Wednesday, July II. 1895. At her resi-
dence. 45I4 Conn. ave. Nv. ELIZABETH
CURRY DE FIELDS. mother of Mrs. NJ
L. Langford of Washington. D. c.. and
Mrs. R. A Fletcher OF Cleveland. Ohio
Body resting at the chapel OF Joseph
Gawler's Sons, 1855 Pa. ave. NV:
Mass will be offered at the Church of
the Blessed Sacrament. Chevy Chase
circle. on Friday July 10. at q am. In
terment Rock Greek Cemetery. Is
Evening star., 1935-07-17
Japanese Prince Honored.

A monument to Prince Kitashi-
rakawa, brother-in-law of the Empe-
ror Of Japan, has been unveiled at
Everux, Normandy, where the prince
was killed in an automobile accident
in 1923.
Evening star., 1935-07-17
DE FIELDS. ELIZABETH CURRY.
H. H. FARNUM RITES
Services Will Be Held at Resi-
dence Tomorrow.

Funeral services for Hamilton Hugh
Farnum, who died yesterday at Gar
field Hospital after brief illness, will
be held at the residence, 5801 Four
teenth Street, at 2:30 pm. tomorrow.
Burial will be in Rock Creek Cemetery.
Mr. Farnum. who was IS, was a
well-known tourist agent in the Dis
trict. He was born in Wloming County,
N. Y. but lived most of his life in
Washington. He is survived by three
sisters, Emily, Jessica and Agnes
Farnum.
Evening star., 1935-07-17
Roman Ruins Found.

A large amphitheater has been
found among ruins of an ancient
Roman city unearthed by peasants
digging in their fields in Central
Bosnia,
Evening star., 1935-07-17
0bserYatories 0pened.

Four new government meteorological
observatories have just been estab-
nshed in Manchuria.
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TAYLOR RITES FIXED
Funeral Services Tomorrow for
Retired War Office Clerk.

Retired War Office Clerk.
Funeral services for Osborn T. Tay-
lor. colored, who died Monday night
at his Summer home, will be held at
10 am. tomorrow from his residence,
1712 Fifteenth street. Burial will be
in Harmony Cemetery.
Mr.. Taylor was a retired clerk at
the War Department.
Evening star., 1935-07-17
FOUND.
LOST.

FOR LOST OR WANTED ANIMALS apply
Animal Rescue League II o st. NV.
Phone North $3.50.
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FAUNTERoY. RUTH MAE. peparted this

life on Sunday July IA. 1895. RUTH
MAE FAUNTEROY the beloved wife OF
vfved by nine brothers end sisters. Sam.
Efie. Hattie. Shandy. Sally. Lulu. Mar
garet. Lugenia and Lawrence; father
in-law and mother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Faunteroy. and a host of other relatives
and friends Funeral from her late
residence. 10 D st. Sc. on Thursday,
July fS at pm. Funeral services at
First Baptist Church. Whittingham pl.
ne. Deanwood. P G.: Rev 4;
are Invited Interment Lincoln Me-
mortal Cemetery.
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FARNUm. HAMILTON HUGH. sudde

on Tuesday. July 16, 1928; At t. go S4rI An; I;
FARHUM. brother of Emily. Jessica and
Agnes Farnum. Funeral from bis late
residence. 5S01 14th st. NV, Thursday.
July IS. at 2:30 pm. Interment in
Rock Creek Cemetery. Please omit
flowers.
Evening star., 1935-07-17

We've built more real quality features into the
CRAFTSMAN crucible steel blade lawn T1ower
than you can find IN mowers selling as hsh as
$50 And we have a size for every need selling up
to SI395 Notice its features mentioned TO the leit
Compare them with other mowers! Youu agree II
outstanding.
Evening star., 1935-07-17

1885 at her residence. 9l5 llth St,
Sc, ADDIE LENNON, the beloved wife
of the late Jesse r. Lennon and mother
of Charles ]. Lennon. Lille Errico and
Eva Brown. Funeral from her late
80 pm Services at the Street
Christian Church 9th and H SITS. s.w..
at 3 p-m Relatives and friends are
invited. 1nterment in Glenwood Gene
iery II
Evening star., 1935-07-17

HERMAN sRs r FUNK. Be Beloved husband {
Estella Funk of 442S Harrison St. nv
He also is survived by three children
Mrs. Ronald Clouse of Zelienople. Pa
Frank r and Josiah C. Funk Of thl
city. Notice Of funeral later.
Evening star., 1935-07-17
MCDONALD. JOSEPH R. On Tuesday.

MILLER. WALLACE E. On Tuesday. July
16. 1885 at Sibley Hospital. WALLACE
E. the beloved husband Of Jessie E, and
father of Elsie l.. Jessie A. Miller and
his late residence. 373I 31st ST. Mount
Rainier Md. on Friday. July 10. at ,
pm. Relatives and friends are invited.
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 10
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LIPsCoMR. MARCELLA RuEL. On Tues

day. July l6. 1885, at her residence,
4s17 36th St NV. MARCELLA RUEL.
wife of Dr.. Harold r. Lipscomb. Body
resting at the Tabler funeral home.
4217 9th st. NV; until Friday, July 10;
when services will be held at All Saints
Episcopal Church. Chevy Chase circle,
at 2 pm. followed by interment in
Arlington National Cemetery. Relatives
and friends invited to attend ATLANTA.
Ca, and Quebec, Canada, papers please
r0nV
Nogales international., 1935-08-31
RETURN TO COAST

Mrs. Albert Lohn and daughter
Yvonne, and son, Ellsworth, and
Mrs. Miller Neuman, of Los An
geles, returned Wednesday to the
coast after spending a few days
here visiting Mrs, Lohn's father-in-
law, A. w. Lohn. They arrived a
week ago yesterday and left Wed
nesday.. Mr.. Lohn accompanied
them to the coast
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. P Zacharias and
son are expected back Monday from
vacation trip to ST Louis Mo
where they visited relatives. They
left here a week ago today in their
new .OldSmobile sedan.
Nogales international., 1935-08-31
SOCIETYN(CLUBS BS(1IP ONAIS|

guests and some: Of the neighbor-
ing ranchers enjoyed swimming,
dining and dancing at the ranch
pool.
Mr.. zinsmeister recently accom-
panied party of guests on a four
day pack trip in the Santa Rita
mountains. The party included Mr..
and Mrs Stanley A. Russell, Ruth
Stanley and James Russell of Mont
clair, N. j., and ST Swires and Bob
Kane, local cowboys.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brady OF
Cleveland, Ohics who have been
spending the past several months
at Circle z, will tour the state dur
ing September and return to the
ranch in October.
MIR. and Mrs. P. j. MCGUIRE. Jane
and Patricia Mcclure left Saturday
for ST. Louis. The Russell family
and Jack Goodman of Kansas City
also left Saturday Mrs T. Norman
Jones and her son, Carter, of Rich
nond, Va, left the ranch on We'd
nesday and DR.. Beverly Bond, Jr.
of Cincinnati has just left for home
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Nogales international., 1935-08-31


houses on the Patagonia road, The
Westerlands spent the summer in
Oron, Ill, and got back week age
yesterday. ~ :.
Mr.. and Mrs. boyd Laird and
daughter, Marlene, of Tucson, for
mer Nogaalians, plan to spend Sun
day in this city.
@A**A*A
Mrs. Duane Bird and Mrs. Thom-
as L. Hall are expected back Tues
day from a vacation spent in south
ern California.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Arend and
children returned Sunday from a
vacation trip through northern Ari-
zona.
*A*****
Misses Betty Bowman and Eleanor
Miller were Tucson visitors Tuesday
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L. r. Gambee and family returned
Monday from trip to the San
Diego exposition.
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Nogales international., 1935-08-31
AT CIRCLE z
kk*xA*H

On Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee zinsmeister of Circle z Ranch
Nogales international., 1935-08-31
1.E O/2DO71NXJ

Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Levy and two
daughters returned Wednesday from
O. vacation trip to the Grand
Canyon.
Mrs M. v. Stewart and children
left Thursday for Tucson, where
Louise and Ray will attend the
university.
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Miss Winifred Miller entertained
Thursday at her home on Potrero
street at bridge, Jeanette Schiller,
Jean Glissan, and Annabelle Wager.
Mrs. D. l.. Woodell has returned
from vacation at the exposition
in San Diego. She was accompanied
by her children, Betty and Dee.
A#*#%#T
F. R. Westerland, principal of the
Nogales high school, and family
have rented one of the M. C. Little
Nogales international., 1935-08-31
NOGALIANS RETURN II.
'..~e FROM COLORADO
Il y r r *k*

A. J. Mitchell, superintendent of
schools, wife. daughter Elaine, son
Max and Mrs. Clementine Temple
and daughter Jewel, and Miss Rosa
lie Barney, returned Sunday night
from Boulder, Colo, where they
spent the summer. Mr.. Mitchell,
Mrs. Temple and Miss Barney at
tended the University of Colorado,
while Miss Temple and Miss Mitch
ell took high school work in the
Boulder high school. Miss Barney
and Mrs. Temple are teachers in
the Nogales schools.
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TO MONTREAL
MH*#KAm
Grover Marsteller is leaving
Thursday on a business trip to New
York City and Montreaal, Canada.
Nogales international., 1935-08-31
TO EXPOSITION
# 4 4 Il II Il Il

Misses Marjorie and Leora west
colt and Al Helms are leaving this
afternoon to attend the San Diego
exposition. On the return trip, Miss
Leora, who spent the summer here
visiting her sister, will go to Phoe-
nix to enroll in the Phoenix Junior
College. When Miss Leora first
came to Nogales early in the sum-
mer, she disliked the border metrop-
oils. AS the months rolled by she
grew to- love it. There's a reason
climate, etc.
Nogales international., 1935-08-31
FROM KENTUCKY BY
CAR IN FOUR DAYS


Mrs. Nancy White Lohn, teacher
in the Lincoln school, and little
two-year -old daughter, Alice Cath
crime Lohn, arrived Thursday after
noon from the home of Mrs. Lohn's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. G.. White,
at Crab Orchard, KY.
They accompanied Mr.. and Mrs
Loson Odle and two daughters, Mar
jroie Ann and Susan. of Ell Centro,
former Nogalians. who have been
vacationing at the White home in
Kentucky. All are guests at the
home of Mrs. Lohns cousin, Mrs
Craig Pottinger.
Mr.. and Mrs Odle and. children
are leaving for Ell Centro Monday.
The 2200mile trip from Crab Or
chard to Nogales was made by au-
tomobile in four days.
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Mrs. Sam Bracker returned Tues
day from a four months stay in
Los Angeles, San Diego and other
southern California points.
Nogales international., 1935-08-31
SHOP MOVES

The Brouse Machine Shop moved
this week from the Jack Cohen ga
rage to the Nogales garage" on Nor
ley avenue. The move was made
because the Puchi Food Store will
move into the former Cohen build
ing on September 3.
Nogales international., 1935-08-31
FOR MISS GRIFFITH

Miss Marjorie Sisk was hostess at
a party given in honor of Miss Peg
gy Griffith of Englewoodo, Calf.
Those present were Henrietta NC
Gimsey, Eleanor Miller, Kathleen
Wager, Christine Grimm, Wilma
Harris, Gwen Hamlin, Virginia
White, Jean Glissan, Vera Stoller.
Beridine Hiler, Beatrice Guerro, and
the honoree.
Nogales international., 1935-08-31
'SMELTER FOR y.
YUMA. DISTRICT


!. YUMA, Aug. % (UP)-- DeveIap-
n1ent Of q group of long-idle silver,
claims. in the Colorado river dis,
trict north of Yuma was expected
today following announcement of
plans to construct a smeIter in the
area. ~
Nogales international., 1935-08-31
TO YELLOWSTONE

Chief immigration Inspector Wal
ter F. Miller and wife left Thursday
for Yellowstone Park. Miller is a
delegate to the annual convention
of federal employees being held
there.
Nogales international., 1935-08-31
BIRTHDAY PARTY

In honor of Mrs. B. J. Jones,
Mrs. H. M Clagett and Mrs E A
Titcomb entertained at Mrs Cla-
gett's home on Crawford street.
Mrs. Jones was given birthday
gift of a luncheon set of Mexican
blue glass by those present.
Among the guests were Miss Hell
ena Keyte, Mrs. Ralph Greason,
Mrs. H. j. Karns. Mrs. j. G. Glissan,
Mrs. r. E. Lee, Mrs. F. B. Carroon
Mrs. H. w. Miller, Miss Edith Jones,
Miss Frances Burlinson Mrs. w. E.
Carroon, Mrs. H. H. Carpenter, Mrs
3. S. White, Mrs. Louis Hudgins,
Mrs. w. A. O'Connor, and Mrs. j. G.
Tovrea.
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Nogales international., 1935-08-31

entertained in honor of Miss Jane
Mcclure, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
P. j. Mcclure of st. Louis, in cele-
bration of her birthday. The ranch
Nogales international., 1935-08-31
. FOR TEXAS. VISITORS

Mr.. and Mrs. James A, Harrison
were host and hostess at picnic
on their ranch in honor of Major
and Mrs. M. H. Quesenberry of Fort
Worth, Texas. Mrs. Quesenberry is
a daughter, Of Mr.. anad Mrs. Harri-
son. i
The guests sang throughout the
evening to the accompaniment of
string orchestra. Over fifty peo-
pie we're present.
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TEACHERS RETURNING
Misses Mary Hand and Celma
Walker, teachers in the local schools.
will return Friday or Saturday from
vacation trips. Miss Hand spent
the summer in Winkelman and Miss
Walker in Ada, Okla. School opens
a week from Monday.
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TO EXPOSITION
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Holler and
daughters, Olga, Della and Rebecca,
left Sunday to spend a three weeks
vacation at the San Diego exposi-
ton and other California points.
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Misses Celmaa Walker and Mary
Hand, teachers in the local schools,
have rented one of the Phillips
apartments on Elm street for the
new school year beginning a week
from Monday. Miss Walker is va
cationing in Ada, OKLA, and Miss
Hand at Winkelman, Ariz. They
will return to Nogales next week.
Nogales international., 1935-08-31
TO MONTREAL
TO ATTEND ARIZONA

Miss Betty Jean Bowman, daugh-
ter of Writ G. Bowman, returned a
week ago yesterday from two-week
visit in Pasadena and Los Angeles.
Miss Eleanor Boison of Pasadena,
a close friend of Miss Bowman, ar
rived here Wednesday. The girls
will enroll in the University of Ari-
zona a week from Monday.
Nogales international., 1935-08-31
ANOTHER BOY
BRIDGE CLUB

Mr.. and Mrs. John DeBolt were
host and hostess a week ago last
night at a regular meeting of their
bridge club Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Coker were prize winners.
Guests we're Mr. and Mrs j j..
Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Coker, and
Mr.. and Mrs M. L. Carney
Nogales international., 1935-08-31
ELTAS-ABASCAL

ELTAS-ABASCAL
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Miss Manola Abascal became the
bride of Fernando Elias of Douglas,
Monday at Sacred Heart Church,
with Father Duval officiating.
Following a honeymoon at the
San Diego exposition. the newly
weds will make their home in
Douglas.
***A*****w****
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Van SAINT gave
costume party Saturday in honor
of Mrs. Robert r. Stalling's birth
day.
MOVING BACK
Mr. and Mrs. w. Won Schoeler,
who moved to Las Cruces, N. M,
last month, are returning to Nogales
the first of September Mr.. Won
Schoeler will be connected with the
construction of the third unit OF
the Nogales flood control project,
to cost $4,000.
*a***#*
BRIDGE CLUB
*@***s*
+. A week ago yesterday Mrs. Grover
Marsteller entertained at her home
ON Court street for her weekly bridge
club.
The guests we're Mrs. John Jund,
Mrs. A. E. Sanders. Mrs. r. E. Lee,
Mrs. j. E. Wise, Mrs. Otto 'Herold,
Mrs. c. S. Smith, and Mrs, E. A..
Titcomb
ANOTHER BOY
###s***
Mr.. and Mrs. Hillie Capin, 105
Court street, are the proud parents
of a seven-pound boy, born at 4:20
o'clock Wednesday morning. He is
the second child and second boy.
Mrs. I. M. Ta1pis of Ell Paso, mother
of Mrs. Capin, is here to get ac-
uuainted with her new grandson.
*#a***
BRIDGE CLUB
La opinión., 1935-05-22
cAMBIo DE DOMIcILlO

Ell Club "Juventud Minerva" Gu
yo LENA es Union y Cultura'. acor
do en- su Ultima junta reglamenta-
ria Nevada a cabo ell microbes 10
del p~resente, en- ell No. 722 Bun
kerhill, a las s p. M. celebrar u
sesiones el primer y tercer mier-
coles del mes en- ell DowneY Play
ground. ubicado en- ell No. 1776 de
la calle Spring. al Norte, frente al
Elysian Park. Ell segundo Y GUAR
to microbes del mes Sc llevara a
cabo en- ell No. 722 n. Bunkerhill,
que es en- donde Sc ha venido reu
niendo dicho club por espacio de
ano Y medic, sienGo esd la casa de
la senorita Oliyiana Santa Cruz,
su actual Secretaria, a quien debe
dirigirse toda correspondence re-
lacionada con Ia agrupaci6n. pues
csc c|ontinuara siendo su domicilio
Official.
Seg1n parece, los jovenes miem
bros del "Juventud Minerva Sc
han visto en- la ne%cesidad de efec
tuar csc Gambia para tener Gere-
cho al salon de festejos del Play
ground mencionado. que es ampli
simo y en- donde segu.ra organizan
do sus frecuentes f~estivales.
La opinión., 1935-05-22
A
.SU ESP0SA If.
.RORARON $1,000
Ell audaz atraco Sc regis
tro en- un elegante dis
trito residential aver

Los tenientes detectives Eddie
Romero Y Frank Corsini, del de-
partamento central de policia. fue-
ron comlsiona1os aver en- la ma
mana para investigar un sensacio-
nal atraco cometido en- uno de los
mas elegantes districts residencia
les de Los Angeles.
Clayton Hodge, presidente de la
Sunset Poultry Co.. informo a los de
t~ectives que al regresar a su casa
como a la | de la m~adrugada, des
pues de haber coneurrido a la fun
cion &c box en- ell Olympic Audito
rum. encontro a ST. esposa en- esta
do inconsciente. tirada en- medic de
la alfombra de la sala, ~snordazada
y amarrada de las manos y &c las
piernas.
Encontr6 tambi6n que Ia casa
habia sido saqueada de 10 mejor
que tenia, pues desaparecieron ia
petes finos. ropa &c buena calidad'
abrigos. 100000 en- elective que te-
MIA en- un cajon del tocador de Ia
recamara. y alhajas por valor de
mas de $4,000.
Los medicos que eXaminaron a
la sonora Hodge dicen que 81 el es
poso hubiera llegado n bora mas
tarde la habria encontrado muerta
de asfiXia, pues los a~saltantes lie
Introduction en- la boca una rosa
artificial y luego la amordazaron.
La opinión., 1935-05-22
-JoI-
FALLO CONTRA LA AR.
TISTA ANN HARDING

Ann Harding, hermosa artista de
la pantalla. perdi6 ell primer round
en- ell litigio judicial con su eX-es-
poso Harry Bannister. en- relaci6n
con ell derecho de custodia de su
hijita de s anos de edad, Jane.
Al ser conocido ell case Ell ell tri-
bunal del juez Valentine, la estre-
la recibi6 una orden prohibiendole
que saque de California a ST. cita-
da hijita, a reserva de que el asun-
to sea conocido mas ampliamente.
Fijo ell martes de la semana pro-
xima para que la estrella y su eX-
marido vuelvan a Ia corte, con ell
objeto de resolver en- poder de
quien ha de quedar la nina.
La opinión., 1935-05-22
UNA 'EXTRA';
10 APREHENDEN

Despues de toda n noche de
juerga. aver en- la mahana fue apre
hendido ell caricaturista Miles l..
Friedman, de % amos de edad, por
s%ospechas de haber atacado a la ar
tista cinematografica y teatral Eve
Ign de Shields. &c II amos. consi-
derada como una de las extras
mas hermosas que hay en- Holly
wood.
Tanto 81 como ella admitieron an
To la policia haberse pasado una no
che de paseo. consumiendo licor en-
abundancia. y visitan3o tabernas
tan elesantes como Ia White Hor-
Sc. Frolic Inn. Red onion y otras
que son frecuentadas por la genie
de cine.
Friedman. que dijo vivir en- ell
2017 n. Argyle ST., manifesto que
no abuse de la joven. sine que qui
so calmarla a golpes cuando va en-
ell apartamento de ella empezo a
hacer gran ~escandalo.
Pero la querellante mostro como
%evidencia un ojo negro, Que lie fue
causado segun dice por las bofeta
das de sn amigo. cuando la puso
en- estado de inconsciencia para CO
meter ell deliberate crimen.
La opinión., 1935-05-22
TRAGEDIA EN-
FL CIRCO DE
AL &. BARNES
Fue arrollado por ell paqui-
dermo cuando Sc entire
naba para una cinta

Joe Reed, de 40 amos de edad, do
msdor de ~fieras. murio aver en- la
mahana a c~onseeuencia de las le-
stones que recibio cuando fue AFRO
lIado por un e~lefante, mientras ha
cia ejereicios de preparation para
la fiImacion de una cinta en- los
campos de invierno del circo Al G.
Barnes, situados en- Baldwin Park
a inmediaciones de Los Angeles.
Reed percci6 en- eli hospital &c Co
vina aver en- Ia madrugada. des-
pues de que principe, un elefan
te al parccer ind6m:to, 10 pisoteo
Y 10 trompeo hasta que otras per-
sonas 10 rescataron.
Eel domador tenia a su cargo do
mestlcar a II elefantes Y ocho IT,
gres de Bengala. para la filmaci6n
de una pelicula sobre asuntos de
la iungla.
TODD Sc habia hecho satisfa3to-
riamente durante los anteriores
dfas. pero ell lunes en- la tarde. Guam
do Reed entro a los inmensos cora
les de ~alambrado, VIC que los e'e-
fantes estaban inquietos, pues le-
vantaban airosos sus trompas, y
parecian huir de Ell, mientras cue
los tisres, a~gazapados en- sus jau
las. mostraban al mismo tempo
una peligrosa inquietud.
No obstante ESQ. ell domador en-
tr0 o fuete en- IN mano Y TN
revolver en- la otra, ordenando los
primeros movimientos para que los
paquidarmos Sc alinearan.
Pero no era possible hacerlo, pues
to que los e~lefantes comenzaron a
bramar furiosamente, y ~"Prfncipe"
ell mas ind6mito de toGos. empren
do la estampida que siguieron los
demas paquidermos. pasando por
encima de Reed.
Cinco entrenadores mas penetra
ron en- su defensa, %logrando apaci
guar a los elefantes a fuerza de
detonaciones y rescatando a Reed,
quien va estaba gravemente gol-
peado, muriendo pocas horas des
pues en- ell Hospital de Covina.
FL jueves de esta semana Sc lie
vara a cabo la requisitoria del Co
roner. !
La opinión., 1935-05-22
r. las dp(
\oei ed !; !:
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Por JOSE RUIZ Wells
SESlONAN HOY;

Sesionan hoy en- Los Angeles. de
las 7 p. NJ. en- a%delante. las siguien
ties: ell Circulo Cosmopolita en- Ell
No. 31O5 Whittier Blvd; ell Tugu
rio de los Sohadores. en- ell No. l2S
de la Gale Main, al Norte; la Losia
Los Angeles No. SO. de la a. IL.
A.. en- ell Walkers Auditorium. 1SO
n. Grand Ave; ell Centre Universe
tario Latinoamericano, en- la Uni
yersidaG del sur de California; los
clubs Ideal de Sehoritas. en- ell Ever
green Playground, ell "%Juventud MI
nerva", en- ell Downey Playground,
ubicado en- ell ndmero 1875 de la
Gale Spring. al Norte; ell Recrea-
two OLYMPIA. en- ell Fresno Play
ground: ell "Progresivo', en- la rs
cuela Rowan, esquina de las Gales
Rowan y Primera, a la l p. m. y
ell "Siempre viva. de senoritas. ell
ell International Institute, 43o de
la Avenida Boyle, al Sur.
La opinión., 1935-05-22
ESQUIROL
ATACADO POR
HUELGUISTAS
La policia estrecha la vigil
lancia ell los muelles pa
ra evitar desordenes

No obstante que las empresas ma
vieras de San Pedro manifestation
en- dias pasados que la huelga de
m~arineros de tanques %petroleros Sc
habia Gisuelto por carecer de apo
yo. nueyos actos de violencla sc re
gistraron en- los muelles ell lunes
en- la noehe. resultando vietima un
marinero que Sc dice trabajaba co
mo esquirol.
La policia de San Pedro fue LA
mada a un hotel donde haitian ma
rineros, y ALI fue encontrado Har
ry Bergman, de "A amos. con un
brazo ~fracturado y golpes en- d.
f~erentes parties del cuerpo.
Bergman declare haber sido alta
cado en- uno de los muelles por un
grupo de marineros huelguistas. que
lie amenazaron de muerte en- case
de que vuelva a ser sorprendido
trabajando como esquirol.
Entire tanto, las empresas navie-