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Evening star., 1935-05-06
MRS. A|TCH|SON,
CLUBWOMAN, DIES
Wife of |. C. c. Official Well
Known as Singer-Fu-
neral Today.

Mrs. Clyde B.. Aitchison, well-known
singer and clubwoman, wife Of the
Interstate Commerce Commissioner,
died yesterday in Garfield Hospital
after an illness of several weeks.
Formerly Miss Bertha Williams,
Mrs. Aitchison was born May 81,
1877, In Strawberry Point. Iowa.
daughter of the late Edward and
Kate Bond williams. She married
Mr.. Aitchison in 1906.
Living in Portland. Oreg, from
1905 to 1916. when they came to
Washington, Mrs. Aitchison. soloist
of the First Congregational Church
and the Unitarian Church there, won
considerable recognition on the West
Coast for her singing.
She was member of the Daugh-
ters of the American Revolution,
Daughters Of American Colonists,
Daughters of Founders and Patriots
of America. the P. E. o. Sisterhood,
and the Arts, Club of washington.
She was a former president of the
Political Study Club.
During the World War Mrs.
Aitchison was a leader in Red Cross
work among the women of WASH
ington.
Besides her husband. she is sur
vived by a daughter. Miss Beatrice
Aitchison, and son, Clyde Bruce
Aitchison. jr.
Funeral services were to be held
today at St. Andrews Episcopal
Church, New Hampshire avenue and
v streets, at 3 pm. Burial will be in
Strawberry Point.
Evening star., 1935-05-06
DIVORCES BY MAIL
HELD LDFRAUDULENT.
Postal Authorities Move to
Break Up Mexican Law.
yer's Business in U. S.

The Post Oflce Department is NOV
ing to break up mail order divorces"
offered to residents Of this country
through Mexican courts.
The first case of its kind on record,
the department announced, resulted
in issuance today of fraud order
barring use Of the mails to Francisco
Arcovedo Guillermo. international
counsellor at law at Merida. Yuca-
tan. Mexico. who, 1t is shown, has
been soliciting business In this
country.
The opinion in the case. prepared
by Solicitor Karl Crowley, and signed
by Postmaster General James A. Far
ley, says: "A careful search Of court
decisions in numerous cases adjudi-
Gated in this country, shows that such
alleged divorce DEGREES rendered by
a foreign court wholly lacking in
jurisdiction over the interested parties,
are absolutely null and void and Of
no effect.
Persons remitting their money to
this promoter are, therefore, defraud-
ed of such amounts. In addition, per-
sons relying on representations made
by Guilermo and other mail order
divorce specialists may be led to re-
marry and thus subject themselves to
prosecution for bigamy. 1t is untrue
to represent that such divorce DEGREES
are necessarily recognized in the
United States and must be held valid
and conclusive in this country. Per-
sons securing these So-called Mexican
divorces through the mail from courts
wholly lacking in jurisdiction are not
restored to the status of unmarried
persons. as represented by this pro-
moter, the only place where such di-
vorce DEGREES may be recognized being
the state in which the court issuing
such decree has jurisdiction"
Guillermo held out to his prospec-
tive clients that in Yucatan incom-
patibility, cruelty. desertion, insanity
and mutual consent are grounds for
divorce. There is no provision either
for residence of domicile and none OF
the parties is required to appear per-
sonally, the whole thing being handled
through power Of attorney.
He contends that the divorces must
be held as valid and conclusive in
the United States and other foreign
countries"
Evening star., 1935-05-06
In Mrntnrtant.

AMBRoGI. NARCIsO. In sad but loving
cso oTF Who deer fa,hT tb NAs Ne
twelve years ago TODAY. May 6. 1923.
Prom this world Of pain and sorrow
God b,3 the rska5 iand Of of, peacs a and rest
his DEVOTED TED CHILDREN,
HOLMES. }d1sI DIR; SINNER G: In sad but
parted this life five years ago today.
May 6. 1880
Gone. RpNI sHt not .t.%Ee ttSTgettsn arvpv
JoHNsEN: ELLA KAUFMAN; In loving
mother ELLA KAUFMAN JoHNsEENS.
T92 D2UGHrNR S5ff MsS AND (; 5eie GRANDCHILDREN
PORTER. JOHN SHORTER In remen-
brarce Of nv dear friend JOHN
SHORTER PORTER who departed this
lie one year ago today. May 6. 1894.
I saw YOU fade like a flower
But could rot make you stay:
] nursed you with tender kindness
Rnsil Rns pf2oTPb See tqg5 ERTESD Tgq STaY nosRy
REA. EDWARD PARFT. In remembrance
OF EDWARD PARET REA. who departed
''''' '''' ' HIS LOVING WIFE.
REYNOLDS. IRENE RUBY. tribute of
ter and sister. IRENE RUBY REYN-
OLDS. who left US eighteen years ago
tOuay. May v. 1Hl 1.
Loved in life remembered AT death
MR.. AND MRS. w. L. REYNOLDS AND
FAMILY.
TALBERT. HELEN LOUISE. Sacred to the
memcry of HELEN LOUISE TALBERT.
who departed this life fourteen years
ago today. May g. 1921.
Nothing can ever take awav
The love hearts hold dear:
Fond memories lnEer every day.
Remembrance keeps her near
HER PARENTS AND SISTER.
THOMPSON. ADA 8. A tribute OF love
and devotion to the memory of our dear
mother. ADA S. THOMPSON. who left
US so suddenly one year ago today. May
q. 1894.
beautiful life a peaceful death
Yet why are We so sad?
1t is because. dear mother We loved you
so.
And when she passed We think there
went
A soul to yonder armament
So pure. so splendid and so fine.
7 came almost to Gods design.
HER DEVOTED CHILDREN. HENRY
AND WILLIAM THOMPSON. ELLA
McMURTY. MAMIE YANCEY AND
ADA BALTIMORE.
Evening star., 1935-05-06
WILLIAM (. GRIFFITH,
RETIRED SEAMAN, DIES
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
HEATHSVILLE, Va, May g.
william Elmont Griffith, retired sea
captain, died recently at his home
at Taft, Lancaster County, at the age
Of So. He was stricken with heart
attack.
He was born in New York and
followed the sea until 1918, when he
became a director of the Emergency
Fleet Corp. of the United States
Shipping Board. He was with the
board from 1918 to 1880 in Norfolk,
Washington and New York. He re-
tired from active duty at the age of
so and located at Taft.
He was a member of the Kilmar-
mock -Irvington- White Stone Rotary
Club.
Evening star., 1935-05-06
GarhH uf Uhanks.

MAKIIs aE.II s sYLyEsTER II...; Z s!. TO
the Navy Yard and the many friends OF
my husband. for their LOYALTY and kind
expressions OF love and sympathy to US
Of my husband. SYLVESTER J. MAR
TIN. April 20 1885
MRS SYLVESTER J. MARTIN.
WOOD. MARY THERESA. We wish to
express our thanks to our relatives and
many friends for their kind expressions
Of sympathy At the sudden death OF my
wife. MARY TERESA WOOD.
ROBERT WOOD AND FAMILY.
Evening star., 1935-05-06
new YORKER TRIES
TO END LIFE HERE
Dives Into Steel Pillar in Union
Station in Vain Effort to
Crush Head.

In desperate attempt to end his
life by crushing his head. Paul s.
Weaver. 42. of New York City, yester-
day dove head first against a steel
pillar near the taxicab entrance to
Union Station waiting room.
Hundreds of persons were inside the
waiting room when the man attracted
attention by dashing from the east
entrance toward the taxicab entrance.
The shock Of the impact against the
pillar only stunned him. witnesses said,
and before aid reached him, Weaver
quickly regained his footing and pro-
ceeded to dash his head against
the floor
1t required several policemen and
others to subdue him. He finally was
placed on a stretcher and taken to
Galinger Hospital, where he was held
for mental observation and treated
for scalp lacerations.
Weaver, police reported, said his
father, Rev. S. T. Weaver, lives in
Edwardsville, III.
Evening star., 1935-05-06
MRS. H. F. W00DARD
EXPIRES AT HOME
Wife of Prominent Attorney Was
Well Known Here-Fu.
neral Tomorrow.

Mrs. Henry F. Woodard. well
known in congressional and social cir
cles here, died yesterday morning at
her home, 314s Cleveland avenue,
after a short illness.
The wife of a prominent Washing
ton attorney, Mrs. Woodland, the
former Alice Serena Hoover, was a
member of family long resident in
the District. She was a direct de-
scendant of John Hart of New Jersey,
signer of the Declaration OF indie
pendence. and Jonathan Edwards, the
early New England theologian.
Besides her husband. two sisters and
three brothers survive: Mrs. Wilmer
B. Simmerman. Maj. c. Walter
Hoover, Mrs. James Whitehead jack
man and Capt. Frank w. Hoover of
Evening star., 1935-05-06
REALTY OFFICIAL
DIES DRIVING CAR
Henry P. Field, so, Stricken With
Heart Attack-Auto Halted
by Brother.

Stricken with a heart attack while
driving on Connecticut avenue near
Devonshire place last night, Henry
Palmer Field, SO, department manager
of the H. J. Hedges real estate firm
for the last IL gears, died suddenly.
The car was brought to the curb by
his brother Charles, who was driving
with him.
Mr.. Field was a native of Hamilton.
Ontario. His home here was at 102
East Kirke street, Chevy Chase.
Besides his brother Mr.. Field is
survived by his widow. Funeral ar
rangements have not yet been an
nounced.
Evening star., 1935-05-06
Dratha.

AMOS. OLIVE L. Suddenly. on Sunday.
L. AMOS daughter Of the late Joseph
=. and Maria L. Amos. sister Of Mrs.
Leila A. Pendleton. James. Ralph. Ear
nest. Ferdinand and Claude Amos. No.
tice Of funeral later.
AITCHISON, BERTHA WILLIAMS. On
Sunday. May. 5, 1885: at GARFIELD Ne,
mortal Hospital BERTHA WILLIAMS
Aitchison and mother Of Beatrice Aitchi-
son and Clyde Bruce Aitchison. tr.
Body restins at the chapel of joseph
ices at 81. Andrews Episcopal Church.
N. II. ave and st. NV. on Monday.
May 8. at 2 pm. 1nterment Strawberry
Point. Iowa.
Evening star., 1935-05-06
THE WEATHER

District of Columbia-Showers to-
night and tomorrow. slightly warmer
tomorrow; light variable winds. be-
coming gentle to moderate southerly
tomorrow.
Maryland-Showers tonight and
tomorrow: slightly warmer tomorrow
in the interior.
Virginia-Occasional showers to-
night and tomorrccT; slightly warmer
in south portion tonight and in north
east portion tomorrow.
West Virginia-Showers tonight
and tomorrow; slightly warmer in
northwest portion tonight.
Report for Last 4S Hours.
Evening star., 1935-05-06
TWO DIE AT CROSSING

FOWLER, Ind. May tP.-August
Bucci, Valparaiso High School Band
instructor and newly elected presi-
Association. and Miss Helen Rowland.
one of his girl pupils. returning from
State music contests at Evansville.
were killed yesterday at a Boswell,
Ind, grade crossing. Three other per-
sons were injured.
Those injured are Mrs. Marshall
French; her daughter, Jeanette. and
Meredith Hinkle.
Trees and filling station obscure
the view at the crossing.
Evening star., 1935-05-06
MEMORIAL PLANNED
TO ID CRASH VICTIMS
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
WILLIAMSPORT. Md, May g.
Plans for a permanent memorial to
the IA high school children killed in
the Rockville grade-crossing crash
last month. will come up for discus
sion at q citizens meeting here to-
night.
Mayor r. G. Hawken and represen-
tatives Of civic and fraternal organi-
cations will participate in the move
to set up an organization to secure
funds for the memorial and to deter
mine its nature.
Evening star., 1935-05-06

this city, and Roy G. Hoover, Atlantic
City, N. J.
Funeral services will be conducted
at the home Tuesday at pm. by
Rev. U. G. B. Pierce. pastor Of All
Souls Unitarian Church. Burial will
be in Rock Creek Cemetery.
Evening star., 1935-05-06
VIRGINlAN IS BURIED

Many Years at Winchester.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
WINCHESTER, Va, May 6.-Eu-
gene F. Smith, 68, who died here Fri
day, was buried Sunday at Shenan-
doah. Va. where he formerly resided.
He was for some years engaged in
business here.
Surviving are widow. Mrs. LYDIA
Allan Smith; two daughters. Miss
Katharine Smith. Washington, and
Miss Margaret Smith, New York, and
a sister. Mrs. Otelia Sprinkel, Column
bus, Ohio.
Evening star., 1935-05-06
DOG ATTACKS THREE
Park Policeman Bitten-Rabies
Test Being Made.

4CSL oClAS 4AdaCs
Oflcer j. E. Bracey of the United
States Park Police yesterday after
noon shot and killed a police dog
which had attacked two civilians and
bitten sergeant Of the park police,
after the policeman had pursued the
animal while standing on the running
board of taxicab.
The Health Department of the Dis
trict government is to examine the
dog for rabies today. Sergt. o. r.
Reese. who was bitten on the left leg
just above the knee, was confined to
his home today after having received
Emergency Hospital treatment. The
owner of the dog is not known to the
park authorities.
Evening star., 1935-05-06
FOUND.
LOST.

FOX TERRIER-Male. mixed black and
white. old. half blind. injured in dog fight;
on Sligo ave. Emerson 5941.
Evening star., 1935-05-06

More Shipwrecks.
Many shipwrecks were reported of
the coast of Britain during the Winter.
Evening star., 1935-05-06
Report for Last 4S Hours.
Temperature. Baron
Record for Last "a Hours.

Record for Last "a Hours.
From noon yesterday to noon tcday.)
Highest, 50. noon today. Year
ago. 81.
Lowest, So. 10 pm. yesterday. Year
ago, SO.
Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest, SO, on April 81.
Lowest, ., on January %.
Humidity for Last "a Hours.
(From noon yesterday to noon today.)
Highest, IS per cent, at am. to-
day.
Lowest, 81 per cent, at 3 pm. yes
terday.
Tide Tables.
FURNISHED by United States Coast
and Geodetic Survey)
Today. Tomorrow
High ......... 1921 am. 11:10 I'm
Low ......... 4:50 am. 5:39am
High ......... 1l:00pm. 1l:49 pm
Low ......... 5:23p.m. 6:11pm
The Sun and Moon.
Rises. Sets.
Sun, today. sos 7:04
Sun. tomorrow. 5:04 7:05
Moon, today. 7:45 am. ll:l5 SPIN
Automobile lights must be turned or
one-half hour after sunset.
Precipitation.
Monthly precipitation In inches ir
the Capital (current month to date)
La opinión., 1935-10-13

ciendonos cortesias y cumplidos.
-GQue piensa listed hacer esta
noche despues de la function,
M~argarita?
Sono rapido e inoportuno el
timbre, que me llamaba a esee-
ma.
-Aguarde listed aquf, y Sc 10
dire. Pero mucho cuidado con
mirar a las chicas en- mi ausen-
cia, 5eh? Me enfadare como le
sorprenda.
Cuando volvi al camerino es-
taba obscurecido por una nube de
hume.
-iCuanto hume!
-5Le molesta a listed?
No. Pero me parece que fu-
ma demasiado. Ha debido en-
palmar los cigarrillos... Decia
listed cuando me marche...
Que Que pensaba listed ha-
Ger esta noche.
-Pues 10 que listed quiera.
i Acepta listed una botella de
champana?
81 no es mas que ESQ.,.
Y desde aquella noche fuimos
~noyios...
La opinión., 1935-10-13
ExitO en- la Function
de la Benefcencia
HOY REPETlRA Ell E~SPEcTAcULo, TAMBIEN PARA
CONTRIBUTE A LA LABOR BENEFlCA DE Ia MEN,
cloNADA ELECTROMAGNETIC PRoGRAMA

Ell exito mas halagiiefo Cores
pondio aver a los %esfuerzos del
Comite Mexicano de Beneficen-
cha. de Los Angeles. al organizar
su primera function de gala, en-
ell Teatro california" con la
cual celebr6 la traditional fiesta
fiesta de Ia Raza, a%niversario del
descubrim.ento de America.
Mas de I'm millar de personals
asistieron al espectaculo, Il cual
fue muy lucido, habiendose cum
plido ell programa anunciado.
Para hoy. tarde y noche. m
pezando a las 3 pill. Sc prepa-
ra una nueva serie de funciones
tambien bajo los auspicios de la
Beneficencia. presentandose en-
elias artistas cilematograficos
notables, teatrales y cantantes
de Radio, todos ellos deseosos de
cooperar con la obra %altrufsta
de la citada Beneficencia, que
tiene tantos problenas que re-
solver todavfa. relacionados o
Ell bienestar de los mexicanos
pohres de Los Angeles.
Aunque los artistas que Sc pre-
sentaran en- ell escenario-y Gu
yos nombres Sc han dado va a
conocer-seran los mismos de
anoche, Sc nos dice que Ell es-
pectaculo sera d,stinto. habien-
dose dejado para las funciones
domiEica1es 10 mejor de la COM
panfa que dirige ell primer actor
e6mico teatral Y cinematogra-
fico Romualdo Tirado.
Sc ree que hoy habra tam
bien magnificas entradas, tanto
por ell attractive que representa-
las funciones en- 81, como por ell
entusiasmo que ha ~despertado en-
nuestra colonia la idea de COO
perar con la Be afieeneia para
fSioue en- la 5a. Psp.D
La opinión., 1935-10-13
'LEYVAS PELEARA
EN- E. FESTIVAL
DEL DEPORTISTA
Ash Sc anuncio aver; To-
mara parte en- un en-
cuentro spectacular

RINDlENDo homemade mere
edo a los elementos que en- va
riadas formas del deporte han
elevado Ell nombre de Mexico a
Ia altura de las eompeteneias
oIimpicas, y reconociendo Ell "a
Tor %repentino de algunos pugilis-
tas mexicanos reeien inieiados,
pero triunfadores certeros, Sc ha
or~ganizado n fiesta que tendra
lugar manana en- la noche en- Ell
Teatro California, de las Gales
Octave y Main donde Sc pre-
sentara un escogido programa
trtistico.
Siendo una noche deportlva, y
siendo Ell fdolo primero de la ella
sc mexieana el campe6n Vicente
Lopez que aver domino triunfal
mente al barbudo Man Mountain
Dean en- poderoso %encuentro en-
la ciudad de Mexico. la fiesta ha
sido dedicada en- su honor. Gre
yendose que llegara hoy en- la
mahana a bordo de un avi6n, Y
ha sido dedieada tambien en- no
nor de Pancho Leyvas, Ell livia-
no pugilista mexicano que ha
d%erribado uno tras otro a los
maximos fdolos de las Islas FL
lipinas, que hasta hace POGO r
Ell terror de los blancos del he
misferio nuevo.
BODY leyvas sera una de las
parties del programa de mariana
en- la noehe, en- que actuara CO
mo maestro de ceremonies ell &C
tor de la pantalla Barry Norton,
para ser presentados diplomas de
merito a los deportistas.
LA function estara sujeta po-
sIblemente a algunos cambios en-
ell Fin de Fiesta en- que Sc men,
cionan los nombres de Ernesto
Monato. Alberto Gamiochipi, Pa
bio cabezud, la nina Isabel Flo
res, Nelly Fernandez y otros ele
nentos y la asistencia de nu-
merosos invitados de honor.
Pero 10 importante de TODD Sc
"a Leyvas. quien presentara n
exhibition de tres rounds, con
un adversario de prestigio.
La opinión., 1935-10-13
Y
SU ORQUESTA
EN- SAN DIEGO
La agrupacion ha conquis-
tado renombre en- sus au-
diciones diarias

Entire las atracciones princI-
pales que figuran en- la EXPOSE
cion International de San Die
go. California, Sc cuenta la or
questa femenina que dirige Ell
artista sudamericano Jose Man.
zanares. la cual ha estado la
mando la atencion de los visi-
tantes en- ell Patio del Edificio
Ford, situado en- Ell parque Bal
boa.
La orquesta de Manzanares.
posiblemente la nnica que con
elementos femeninos Sc dedica en-
los Estados Unidos a la diffusion
de la m1sica INSTRUMENTATION,
toca dos veces diariamente en- ell
edificio Ford, levantando la ad-
miracion de los turistas, que no
han sido por cierto cortos en- sus
elogios para ella.
Mas de cinco mil composicio-
mes forman Ell repertoire de esa
o~rquesta. que tiene la p~articula-
AN"o No oCi 3 lud pOE un IA
tino, y tornado por girls" ame-
ricanas en- su mayoria, a las cua-
les ell professor ha inculcado ell
sentimiento real de nuestra ND
Sica.
Jose Manzanares, es native de
San Francisco, pero hizo su edu-
cacion en- la America del Sur. ha-
biendo retornado a este pals ba-
10 la protection del famoso pu-
gilista Luis Angel Firpo. quien
10 encarrilo por ell sendero de la
fama. quedando luego a su pro-
pia discretion llegar al lugar u
ocupa entire las agrupaciones
musicales.
En- Los Angeles es tambien
conocido Manzanares quien o
su orquesta tfpica ha tocado en-
las mejores estaciones de Radio
locales, y en- los hoteles Ambas-
sador V Roosevelt de esta ciu.
dad.
La opinión., 1935-10-13
Manana Sc cantarG aqui
y la opera carmen"

Mahana por la noche, en- ell
Philharmonic Auditorium, hara
su presentation tnicial en- esta
la soprano mexicana Maria LUZ
sa Escobar. quien ha escogido pa
ra csc debut la immortal opera
de Bizet Carmen" cantando ella
misma ell rol principal de la CT
garrera de Merime.
Rodolfo Hoyos, Alfonso Pedro
"a Y otros cantantes mexicanos
toman parte en la function con Ia
sonora Escobar. quien ademas sc
ha rodeado de I'm buen grupo de
coros. tanto para esta como pa
ra las siguientes obras que Sc
lie ha encomendado cantar.
La function sera dirigida por ell
maestro Aldo Franchetti, V en-
pezara a las ocho Y ounce de Ia
noche, diciendosenos que la ma
yor parte de las localidades han
sido reservadas por elementos
prominentes de Hollywood Y
Beverly Hills.
La opinión., 1935-10-13
"EMP1EZo A AMAR.

POGO despues entraban en- mi
camerino tres hombres: 81. .su
seeretario. y un pelmazo que nos
presento:
La se1orita Carbajal. gran
amiga mia. que ha mostrado de-
secs de conocerle.
-Mueho gusto.
Mi buen amigo. don Juan
Casanovas".
iQue guapo estaba aquella no
che! Correcto, elegante. un po-
co tfmido. me dijo:
-Tenia interes en- dar a listed
personalmente las gracias por
haherme dedieado la cancion...
La agradeeida soy yo por
su atenci6n al venir a saludar-
me-.
Y estuvimos diez minutes di
La opinión., 1935-10-13
Philharmonic Auditorium s St

comPRE I'd. HOY sus 6oLETos o Reservoirs
HA6LANDo Al TEL. Mutual 1901
La opinión., 1935-10-13
eel Rayo de Sinaloa" en-
ell "Electrico"

En- la pantalla del Teatro
"Electrico" situado en- ell 212 de
Ia Gale Main al Norte, frente al
edificio federal de Correos, sc
estara hoy exhibiendo la pelfcu-
Ia titulada eel Rayo de Sina-
loa" que versa sobre las aven-
turas del ~celebrado b%andolero He
raelio Bernal Y la cual fue di-
rigida en- Mexico por Julian s.
Gonzalez.
La opinión., 1935-10-13
Ell espectdculo de hoy en-
ell Unique"

La empresa del Teatro uni
Que" nos ha manifestado que su
programa de hoy. tarde y no.
che, sera cubierto con la pelfcu-
Ia titulada "Black Fury, que tie
ne como %interprete principal a
Paul NUM-. v otras pelfculas
tambien de alto merito.
Entire estas nltimas figura de
modo prominente la cinta titu-
1ada "The 3 Stooges', una carl
catura presentando a la muneca
Betty Boop. I'm episodio de pc
La opinión., 1935-10-13
MUY INTELiGENTE Y
u CELOSO

BESIDE ell primer momento
nos quisimos mucho. mucho. FL
tiene todas las cualidades que
pueden %interesar a una muier:
bueno, inteligente. apasionado y
celoso. Recuerdo nuestra pri-
mera excursion a las montahas
de Nuria, en- plenos Princes.
Hay ALI un santuario, donde Sc
venera una virgencita. moreni-
ia. como cast todas las imagenes
c~atalanas. que fue encontrada
dentro de una ola por unos pa
yeses que pastoreaban por Ell
monte. La tradici6n dice que
rezando a esta imagen Y metien-
do la cabeza en- Ia ola. al ITEM
Pc que Sc toca n campana ST
tuada a la izqu;erda del altar. In
virgen concede hijos a los ma
trimonios...
-Cuando nos casemos.-dije
a Juan.-hemos de volver aqui.
ME comprendes?
No contest6 NADIA. pero me
abraz6 con fuerza hasta cast ha-
cerme dano.
-&Hablaban ustedes de polf-
tea?
-Jamas. Nos daba tempo.
El iba a buscarme al t%eatro. a
II bora de ceuar. Y al terminar
Ia function, los fbamos derechitos
a nuestra casa de Ia calle de
Balmes.
u Presencio listed alguna Sc
sion del Parlamento?
tSisue en- la 5a. Paa)
La opinión., 1935-10-13
Por CESAR DE LA ROSA

un hombre Sc quieran, aunque
81 sea un politico y ella n we
dettte'. Los dos somos libres y
no tememos al que diran otros
que tienen tanto que callar....
Isl 20 hablase 10 que Sc de algu-
nos senores que presumen de
moralistas,....
ESQ no importa ahora, Mar
garita... Hablemos de listed, o.
mejor dicho. de ustedes... Co
mo empezo ell idilio?
DE una manera sencillisima.
tan sencilla, que muchas veces
20, que soy un POGO fatalista, he
pensado: "Estaria escrtto que
habfa de ser ASH. Porque a mi
me ha sucedido una cosa rara en-
Espaha... Hace seis amos debu-
tie en- ell Teatro Metropolitano con
la companfa de Eulogio Velasco.
que me "rapto" de Mexico. mi
patria. Dele ALI entonces un
~ingeniero aleman y un general.
que Sc disputahan mi amor.
Desde entonces. no he tenido
ninguna complication seria, has
ia que conoci a Juan, mi gran
passion.
= Donde fue?...
En- ell Teatro Tivoli, de Bar
celona. hace alrededor de dos
amos. Trabajaba yo con la COM
pahfa de Romea, de Madrid. En-
n de los numeros Y baiaba al
patio de butacas a cantar una
caneion entire ell publico, Y sin
saber por que. "se Ia dedique a
eI'. Al acabar ell acto entire en-
Ell cuarto |diciendo:
-Acabo de enamorarme de
verdad de un hombre.
-iQue barbaridad. chica!-
dijo una companera.-Eso Sc Ia
ma en- Espana eel flechazo".