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MAID WANTED

WANTED at once Colored maid
for general homework. $50 per
month. Write or phone Norway
Rooms, 120h w. Front st., Port
Angeles. Wash.
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Delicious Plate Lunch Csc Ev-
eryday at Mrs. Art Smiths Cafe.
i05, 20 Ave. N.
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asv. webb :. gro Wednesday
night he Will
talk on The Worst Hasn't Come. .
Beautiful lantern slides win be
shown each evening Rev. Webb
famous as 8 Bible student, is auth
or Of the wen known books ''The
Black Man. The Father Of civil
ization. and The Black Mans
Part IN the Bible. Rev. Can't Is
urging the general public to hear
the lectures Admission Is 10c.
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Mrs. EioweS1 Opens
"Jessie's Kitchen

eJessie's Kitchen Is the name
Of a new cafe at 22z9 e. Madison
Street, opened Tuesday BY Mrs.
Jessie Howard, recent operator Of
the Welcome Cafe. The new cafe
with lunch counter and tesles is
fully equipped for quick service.
Mrs. Howard, well known as a ca
teress, win specialize in fried
chicken dinners. 25c plate dinners,
and short orders. Chill viii be
served also. AIRS. Viola Wright is
assistant to Mrs. Howard.
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taAoAAAANt1 r : ctAAfA A@AAA0Aif VIM PASS
ed away January %, 1885. 1 es.
peciaIly thank the Rev. H. B.
Can't for his consoling sermon and
all who sent floral tributes. Mrs.
Maggie Bufford, widow.
Twenty Representatives of the
King County CoIored Republican
Club and women's auxiliary win
attend the 2Srd annual Lincoln
Day banquet, auspices Of the
Young Mems Republican Club on
Tuesday at the Chamber Of Com.
merce.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. e. spearman
entertained with bridge party at
their home Saturday evening at
which awards went to Mrs. Airline
English. George Chatters, and Ed
ward spearman.
instruction in Piano, saxophone,
and Harmony. Reasonable rates
Will call at your home. J. 7. Jones,
220s Dearborn st.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Walton, 10.
cal thespians, joined the Harlem
Rhapsody Company this week and
left with the show for Vancouver
B. g. Mr.. Walton viii play frufn.
pet in the orchestra and Mrs. Wal
ton has q dance act.
Eat at Nellie coleman's, 1905
Main St., Prospect 1912. Delicious
Home Cooked meals.
The Junsol Club, auxiliary Of
the Y. M. c. A. Extension Commit
tee under leadership Of Haskell
Campbell, is sponsoring a roller
skating party Wednesday evening,
February 10 at the 4th and Lenora
Rink. Good music win be provid-
ed and the admission is 25 cents
for gentlemen and Is cents for la
dies.
Mrs. 3. J. McCulla was hostess
for a meeting Of the Social Eight
Club Monday evening at which
current events were discussed by
Mrs. A. Gay. A delicious luncheon
was served by the hostess. Mrs.
Milton Vernon win be hostess for
the next meeting.
Mr.. Harvey Chandler, Sr.. was
host to twelve couples for a dance
party Tuesday evening complim-
enting his daalghter-in-law, Mrs
Harvey Chandler, il.
Mrs H. G. Taylor entertained q
group Of friends with a party al
her home Monday evening in OBJ
servance of her birthday anniver.
sary.
SPIRITUAL READINGS - Bic
yourself Of doubt, worry, fear. Re,
liable. soc. Rev. Mary Rohn, zoe
Denny Bldg.
Mrs Helen Leftridge and Mrs
Fanny Cook both, well known fol
their culinary skill, are opening 8
cafe under the name of 'sThe H
& L. at 50s jackson st. Home
cooked mesIs will be served al
very reasonable prices.
The Junsol Club held regular
weekly swimming classes at tn.
Y. M. c. A. last Monday. Those
unable to swim will be INSTRUCTED
by Joe Smith, AL Smith, Emme
McIver or Roger Robinson. Nov
/ is the time to learn so you ma.
enjoy yourself this summer. NJ
dues. Membership open to al
boys. The club is under supervis
ion Of Haskell Campball. Time
lobby, 4th and Marion entrance. Y
$50 every Monday. Place Boys
I'M. c. A.
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Card of Thanks

| take this means to thank my
friends and neighbors for their
kindness and sympathy during the
illness and death of my beloved
husband, Frank Bufford, who pass
ed away January %, 1885. l es-
peciaIly thank the Rev. H. B.
Can't for his consoIlng sermon and
all who sent floral tributes. Mrs.
Maggie Bufford, widow.
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Twenty Representatives of the
King County Colored Republican
Club and womens auxiliary win
attend the 23rd annual Lincoln
Day banquet, auspices Of the
Young Mems Republican Club on
Tuesday at the Chamber of Com
merce.
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In appreciation Of colored pat
ronage. L. K. Lee OF the Madison
Drug Store has employed Charley
Barbour, colored high school stu
dent, as clerk and pharmacy ap-
prentice. Mr.. Lee is setting an
example that should be followed
by other stores Ia the community,
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and working people of America. We
must repudiate for all time the type of
recovery that is based upon wrecking
honest enterprise by the foul meth
ods of unfair competition, or upon the
degradation and exploitation of labor.
Neither the sweat shops days nor the
pauper's pay can be countenanced
again. Never again shall our children
be drawn from the school into the fac
tory.
The fundamental issues today are
the same as they were several years
ago. Is the protection of the human
element in industry to be a principle
of government? Is fair level Of
wages to be safeguarded against the
assault of the cut-throating exploiter?
Are children to be chained to the fac
tory bench? Are sweat shops to
flourish? Is business to be stabilized
and are profits to be made secure by
establishing order in industry? Are
the instrumentalities for social JUS
tice to be preserved from the onslaught
of reactionary influences? This cause
Is not the cause of a particular party
or Of particular administration. but
the cause Of humanitarianism in
America. ..
Evening star., 1935-06-14
More Laws Needed.

But let us bear in mind that addi-
6onal legislation there must be. We
must not permit the stalemate of our
Nationwide struggle to maintain de-
cent standards for the business men
Evening star., 1935-06-14

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FRENCH WARSH|PS
DARE SUBMARINES
so in Fleet Steaming North.
ward for Biggest Maneu.
verS Since Before War.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PARIS, June 14.-Fifty sleek gray
French warships steamed northward
in the Atlantic of Morocco today,
wary of hostile" submarines, as
Frances most important naval maneu-
vers since the World War began.
A major problem In the maneuvers
was the perfecting of defense against
theoretical raids by Germany's new
submarines.
The first and second squadrons OF
the battle fleet united to head out over
the 1,000-mile course to channel ports,
conveying imaginary merchant ships
loaded with munitions, food and
troops against attack from many Of
Frances fleet Of SO undersea craft.
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commerce ss fer away from their base
as the southern end Of the English
Channel and perhaps Spain.
Inasmuch as France Is virtually an
island in wartime. with her eastern
frontiers In the battle zone, the prob
lem Is seriously viewed In naval circles.
Evening star., 1935-06-14

64-year- -old Vice Admiral Jean Darlan,
the youngest man to hold the rank in
the navy.
Naval quarters stressed the great
importance Of the maneuvers in view
Of the new Nazi threat on the seas,
involving demands for naval tonnage
IS per cent Of Great Britain's and re-
sumption Of submarine construction.
French naval experts believe Hitler's
250-ton submarines, despite their
small size, are capable Of menacing
Evening star., 1935-06-14
BYRD TO SPEAK
q. of M. Official to Address Pub
lie Health Meeting.
BY STAFF Correspondent Of The Star.

BY staff Correspondent of The Star.
SALISBURY, Md, June 14.-H. G.
Byrd, vice president Of the University
of Maryland, will address the State
Organization for Public Health Nurs-
ing here tomorrow afternoon. His
topic will be Goals for Civic and So
cial Progress"
Members of the State Association
of Graduate Nurses and the State
League for Nursing Education also
will attend the meeting, which is open
to the public.
Evening star., 1935-06-14
POTENTATE is SPEAKER
H. C. Heinz of Yaarab Temple
Addresses Kiwanis Luncheon.

Henry c. Heinz. past potentate Of
Yaarab Temple Shrine of Atlanta. was
the principal speaker yesterday when
the Kiwanis Club entertained visiting
mobiles, who also are Kiwanians. at a
luncheon at the Mayflower Hotel.
Heinz also is past president of Kiwanis
International.
The meeting was entertained by the
Yaarab Chanters.
Evening star., 1935-06-14
Bluejay Steals Doughnut.

Grays Harbor, Wash, lumberia cks
tell of a bluejay camp robber that
carried of a full-sized doughnut in
its beak.
Evening star., 1935-06-14
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Farmers Face Poverty.
Many farmers in France are re-
ported to be facing poverty.
La opinión., 1935-07-03
HONORES POSTUMOS A
UN PERRO HEROE

Frente a la inmensiddd a2ul del
oceano. y encajada en- las puntas
rocallosas dc Palos Verdes. Sc le-
vanta desde aver una lapida que
eontiene esta breve inscription:
"Aqui yaeen los restos del vallen-
tie Baron, que murio defendiendo
los intereses de sus amos.
Baron. un masnifico perro po-
licia. murio cuando. dejaLdo en- el
.hogar de j. Norman Phillips, en- 81
900 Via Panorama, de Palos YER
des. quiso defender los ~intereses ca
Seros al YER que tres individuos
trataban de entrar a robar.
El lunes 6ltimo. despues de ha-
Der sido eNpuesto 81 cadaver del
magnifico can. numerosas %personas
10 acompaharon hasta Ia sepultura.
levantando una lapi6a que en- ell flu
turo recibira de cara las suaves bril-
sas del Oceano o ell golpe de las
tempestades.
Phillips Y su esposa salieron el
dltimo domingo a dar un paseo EN-
automovil y dejaron al perro en-
cargado de Ia casa, sin imaginarse
que a su regreso 10 encontrarian
mocibundo, como asi sueedi6. pues
tres ladrones 10 acrlbillaron a ha-
Iazos, pero todavia herido y cho-
rreando sangre. logr6 %.lacerlos huir
~ lamar Ia atenci6n de algunos We
cinos
La opinión., 1935-07-03
4 HERIDOS Al
CHOCARA
DOS TRANvIAS
La collision Sc registro en-
la esquina de las Gales
Septima y Figueroa

Cuatro personals resultGron heri-
das cuando dos tranvfas chocaron
anoche en- la intersection dc las ca
lies Siete Y Figueroa.
Los heridos fueron:
Miss Mae Kellough. de ~cuarenta
Y dos amos, con Residential en- ell 1923
de la Avenida Linwood; j. r. An
derson, dc cincuenta Y tres amos, re-
sidente eli ell 1871 al Oeste de la
calle Siete; Clarence Il. jenkins. de
veintiseis amos, con domicilio EN- 33l
al Sur de la Gale Mariposa Y Mrs.
J. Craddock. de veintisiete amos. que
vive en- ell 93S al Este de la Gale
Treinta v Nueve.
Los heridos fueron conducidos in
mediatamente al Hospital de Emer-
gencia de la Gale Georgia Y dados
de alta mas tarde.
Segun ell conductor T. s. Cogdill,
el choque Sc resistro cuando inten-
to avanzar por el rucer de la ca
lie FiEueroa Y fue a estrellarse con-
ira 81 caro- que maneiaba r. w.
Earhart, que corria Ell direction
opuesta.
La opinión., 1935-07-03
DECLARACIONES
DEL ARZOBISPO
RUIZ FLORES
Sc muestra optimistic en- ell
future de las libertades
en- Mexico

SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Julio -
(Hilo Directo.)- M~ostrandose Opt
mista sobre el desarrollo de los
acontecimientos Ell Mexico, pero re
servando su opinion Gefinitiva has
Ia que TODD quede e~sclarccido,'
Monsenor Leopoldo Ruiz y Flores,
Delegado A~postolico en- Mexico.
hlzo declaraciones hoy a los Pc
ri6dicos Lozano.
"Todas las eosss- diio el Arzo-
bispo de Morelia-requieren un
principle, y bien pudiers ser que
los ultimos sconteeimientos sean
ell principle de la libertad religi
sa CIV Mexico"
lei Oelegado A~postolico. que fue
expulsado del pals. en- avion. por
ell Gobierno del Presidente Rodri-
guez durante ell 1ltimo conllicto
religioso, expres6, sin embargo.
que la libertad nunca sera firme
sino hasta que no Sc los
derechos &c los catolieos que han
sido desconocidos ante las leyes.
Cuando Sc lie pregunto sobre sus
futuros proyectos. en- coneNion con
Ia anunciada ley de indulto que,
Sc dice, expedira el Presidente
Cardenas. Monsehor Ruiz y Flo
res dijo que no ha recibido ningu-
La opinión., 1935-07-03
PusO en-
ClarO ell
POrQu6

Eel jefe de la po.icia de
Arcadia tuYO necesidad de
poner en- juego todos sus re
cursos de sabuesos, para
determinar por que Sc sa-
liam los automobiles de I'm
lugar de estaciOnamientO,
pues cast todOs los dias
amanecian a media Gale.
Su indignation lego a 10
maXimo, cuandO uno de los
automobiles arranc0 de
cuajo una de las palmeras
que alderman la Gale, y re-
solyio ponerse personal
mente en- guardia.
"Son los temblores de tie
IRA los que sacan de sus lu
cares a los AUTOMOBILES,
haciendoIos rodar cuesta
abajo". lie dijo uno de sus
consejeros que Sc han pa
sado la vida estudiando
problemas policiacos, pero
ell jefe, aunque menos es-
tudioso, tomo en- cuenta
que los aparatos sism0gra-
fos no han registrado tenn
blores recientemente.
Sc pas0 largas horas OBJ
serYandO desde ell trOncO de
una palmera, esperanto
que llegaran los t~raviesos
en- que 81 sospechaba, Guam
do de pronto Sc desprendio
uno de los carrOs y fue a
detenerse Ell la banqueta
de enfTente.
No podia Greer 10 que
veia con sus propios ojos,
pero a MEDIA que Sc lban
desprendiendo los automo-
Viles pudo darse cuenta de
10 que ocasionaba su moVi-
miento, no siendo otra CO.
sa que la trepidacion de la
terra ocasionada por ell pa
so de los trenes de carga.
La opinión., 1935-07-03
Wiltshire
Sc Qued0
sin Luz

Durante mas de dos no.
ras Sc obscurecio por COM
pleto ell elegante distrito
de Wishire con motive de
haberse cortado los cables
de alta tension EN- uno de
los conmutadores de CO.
nexion.
La interruption Sc regis
tro a la bora EN- que cast
todos los RESIDENCES Sc SEN
taban a la mesa. y cuando
los teatros, cabarets y res
toranes Sc encontraban Pile
toricos de pGblico.
ESQ dio lugar a que de la
estacion central de policia
Sc ordenara ell violento tras
Iado de contingencies de pc
lioia. pues habia lugar a
que Sc perpetraran asaltos
y robos, va que la unica luz
que alumbraba Ell las ca
lies era la de los veIoees
autos que pasaban EN- to-
das direcciones.
La intersection del bou-
levard Wiltshire y la Aveni-
da Western, que es la mas
traficada en- ell mundo en-
tero, Sc vic completamente
interrumpida por ell anon
tonamiento de automovl-
les, pues tambien faltaba
la corriente que hace fun
cionar los semaforos indi-
cadores para la regulation
del trafico.
Despues de muoho bus
car ell dano, fue encontra-
Go un corto cirCuito en- uno
de los tosos situados EN- ell
cruzamlento de la Gale
Decima y boulevard Ho-
bart.
La opinión., 1935-07-03
"A GALE OLVERA GA.
MA UN JUICIO

La valdez de n decision dicta-
ia. por ell Gobierno. del. Condado,
prohibiendo ell trafico de vehiculos
por la Gale Olvera. fue s%ostenida
por la Suprema Corte de Apelacio-
mes de acuerdo con ell anuncio dado
I 10 anoche en- San Francisco.
La decision vino a nulificar un
acuerdo tornado en- ell mes dc octu-
bre pasado por la Tercera Corte de
Distrito y por medic del cual sc u
torizaba ell trafico de vehiculos por
esa p%intoresca arteria. Y en- conse-
cuencia. dSb "a un golpe de muerte al
concrete mexicano establecido ALI.
La decision rendida por la Corte
de Apelaciones vino a tranquilizar
4 numerosos mexicanos, concesio-
narios en- csc p%intoresco rincon, y
que hubieran resultado sacramento
afectaGos. de haber sido aprohada Ia
decision de la Tercera Corte de Dis
trito.
La opinión., 1935-07-03
IS
REC|B|DO EN-
Il CITY HALL
Ell gobernador de Puebla Sc
nego a hacer declaracio-
mes sobre politica
Solo dijo que ell gobierno
de Mexico Sc halla en-
buenaS manOS

Que en- estos momentos de desen
voIvimiento economico e industrial
de Mexico, sus ~gobernantes ven ha-
cha los Estados Unidos en- busca de
inspiration para guiarse sobre sus
mismos pasos con Ia esperanto de
formar la estructura a que ha lie
gado este pals, fue 10 que diJo en-
ire otrae S ell general Jose MI
jsres Palencia, sobernador del es-
tado de Puebla, al ser entrevistado
en- ell elegante suite que en- Ell Flo
tel Biltnore Sc tiene destinado pa
ra los politicos mexicanos de i'm
~portancia.
Al llePar aver en- la manana a
bor6o del tre1 Lark, de ia en-
presa de, Sur Pacifico. fue recibi-
do en- la estacion por numerosos
representatives. oficiales de la clu-
dad y del condado, Ell consul de Me
xico y o1as personalities. aeon
panandolo hasta ell p~a!acio NUM-
cipal en- donde fue recibiGo por ell
alcalde Shaw.
En- seguiGa fue llevado a la ola
del hotel Biltmore, en- donde Sc lie
sirvio uu banquete. sentandose a
SUI lado los ochos acompahantes que
trae. y altos fu%ncionarios del 60
bierno local.
No quiso hacer declaraciones So
bre la ley de amnistia que tiene en-
proyecto ell presilente Cardenas, nj
quiso tocar otros puntos &c la po-
Utica del momento.
HE estado alejado durante los
ultimos dias en- que Sc han regis
trado estos acontecimientos, y no
podria deeir NADIA que no sepan US.
tcdes, - declare en- csc sentldo,
ahadiendo cue zen mi coneepto, la
administration de Mexico Sc n
%euentra en- exceIentes manos'.
El general Palencia fue delegado
especial del Temple Anazeh. de Ia
ciudad de Mexico, a la convention
de los "shriners" en- la ciudad de
Washington. visitando despues Nue.
va York. Chicago, San Francisco
Y otras ciuGaGes. Su %estancia aqui
serd de cuatro dias solamente, pro
siguiendo para san Diego a visitar
la Exposition.
LIE acompanan Alexandra Peniche
Sierra. escritor; ell abogado Cosme
Zafra Naya, el mayor y diputado
Raul de DIVA: ell diputado Ernes-
to Espinoza Islesias, Carlos Rios.
su hermano Francisco Ruiz Palen-
cha y William Oldenburger, alto
runcionario de los F~errucarriles
Nacionales &c Mexico.
La opinión., 1935-07-03
Sc CAE UN PUENTE EN-
SEAL BEACH; 20'PES-
CADORES EN- PELIGRO

LONG BEACH, California, Julio
- (UP). - Veinte pescadores
auedaron aislados hoy en- la noche,
auuf, cuando un extreme del puen
te de Seal Beach Sc desplomo. Un
guardacostas fue enviado inmedia
tamente al rescate de los %pescado-
res que fueron conducidos POGO
despues, sanos y salvos. a san
Pedro.
Las atlas mareas ~provoearon ell
derrumbe de una gran parte del
puente, quedando sitiados por las
aguas veinte pescadores = hon.
bres, mujeres Y ninos- que sc ha
ilaban en- uno de los extremes, den
tro del mar.
Cuatro horas permanecieron ais
lados los pescadores hasta que un
guardacostas Sc acerc6 a ellos pa
ra rescatarlos. en- vista de que EN-
barcaciones de menor calado no
pudieron acercarse ALI por 10 alto
de las mareas.
La opinión., 1935-07-03
ARMA A
CENTENARES
De HOMBRES
I'm verdadero ejercito, Sc
dice, esta levantando en-
la IONA de los Rios
C~argamentos de armas p
parque estan siendo in
troducidos por Frontera

United Press para LA OPINION
CIUDAO DE MEXICO, Julio
g. Que ell licenciado Tomas Ca
rrido canabal, ex-Secretario do
Agriculture en- ell Gabinete del
P~residente Cardenas y actual d.
rector de Education Federal en- ell
Estado de Tabaseo esta armando
a cientos &c ~campesinos y obreros
con propositos desconocidos, es 10
que dicen despachos recibidos de
viIlahermosa. por los p~eriodioos de
esta Capital.
Garrido. considerable como uno
de los mas fuertes Representations
del callismo actualmente. sali0 de
Ia S~ecretarfa de Agriculture du-
rante Ia crisis politica que provo
CO Ia renuncia del Gabinete ell II
de este mes.
De aeuerdo o los informes pr
b!icados por ell tablolde "Noticias"
de esta ciudad. el Licenciado Ca
lriGo Canabal ha hecho ~sospecio-
SOS Wales por la region de los
Rios distlibuyendo armas Y par
que a los campesinos de JOnuta,
Balancan, Montecristo y Tenosi-
que.
Ell eX-Gcbernador de Tabasco,
considerable como ell verdadero die
tabor del Estado. tiene. aGemas,
bjen armados. a clentos de cami-
sas rojas que han sido su %princi-
pal apoyo en- el Estado y en- su
Eesti6n en- Mexico al frente de Ia
S~ecretaria de Agricultural. llegan-
dose Il rumorar igualmente que
frente al puerto de Frontera Choy
Alvaro Ob"eg6n) tenia un subma-
rinO.
La opinión., 1935-07-03
P|ENSAN |R
A PIE HASTA
IA CAPITAL
Pediran tierras al Presiden
te Cardenas, para resell
yer Ell problema diario
La marcia empezara ell Is,
segun anurcio anoche
la Union de Veteran0s
cIUDAD DE MEXICO, julio .

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, julio q
(Hilo Directo). Anunciando que
mas de veinte mil veteranos revo-
lucionarios e~mprenderan n mar
cha a pie desde varios Estados de
la Repdblica sobre esta Capital. la
Union de Veteranos de la Revolu-
cion expidio un boletin hoy EN- la
noche.
Eel proposito de la marcha, de
acuerdo con Ell mismo boletin, sera
pedir tierras al Presiderte Carde-
mas para resolver su problema eco
nomico.
La Marcia, anuncian los vetera-
nos. empezara ell ounce de julio y
todos deberan llesar simultanea-
mente a esta capital.
La opinión., 1935-07-03
DICEN QUE Sc
CASARA GALES
EN- CULIACAN
La noyia es una distingui-
da DANA sinaloense, d.
cen los despachos

ClUDAD DE MEXICO. Julio q
Que ell general P.utareo Elias Gales,
expresidente de la %repdblica, esta
por contraer matrimonio, es 10 que
ascguran los despachos de Culia-
can.
e nombre de Ia novia del gene
raj Gales, no es m%encionado en- los
d~espachos, pero Sc asegura que Sc
trata de una DANA perteneciente a
la meior sociedad del Estado dc ST.
naloa.
Gales es viudo desde hace mas
de un 40 y medic. euando su Sc
gunda esposa doha Leonor lloren-
te fallecio vietima de penosa en-
fermcdad.