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Evening star., 1935-07-24
STATE WILL END
RELIEF IN MONTH
Michigan to Revamp Its
Rolls to Conform With
Funds.
BY the Associated Press.


LANSING, Mich. July 24.-The
State Emergency Relief Administra-
ton issued an order yesterday to
halt all work-relief projects in the
State within a month. and eliminate
the names of $4,000 men from the
work relief and direct-relief rolls.
The drastic move to cut down the
relief cost in Michigan, followed the
announcement of DR.. William A. Ha-
ber, State relief director, that the
$4,000. 900 appropriated by the State
for relief work would be inadequate
after November l. and that the coun-
ties would have to assume the burden.
Farmers have been complaining
that persons on relief are turning
down farm Jobs" said Dr. Haber
The large crops throughout the agri-
cultural sections and the good season
in the recreational counties prompted
the State Relief Commission to take
this drastic step.
THE commission recognizes there
must be an inevitable reduction in
funds for direct relief I have dis
cussed the matter fully with the
Governor and he approved the pro-
gram"
The only projects exempted from
the order are those providing food
and clothing for indigents and recrea-
tionsl improvement work.
Local governments sponsoring re-
lief projects with State funds were
told to apply for a transfer to the
Works Progress Administration.
FEW PROTESTS AFTER SLASH.
Evening star., 1935-07-24
NE|DECKERS HELD
ON PARIS CHARGES
Three Brothers Detained in
. Bank FaiIure-TWo
Taken at Norfolk.
Ry the Associated Press.

ny Ifle hSSOCldtbu FttSS.
NORFOLK, Va, July 24.-Arrested
when they left the liner City of New
port News, Aubrey and George Will
liam Neidecker were detained" today
on charges of "swindling" and breach
OF confidence" that grew out Of the
closing of the Travellers Bank of Paris
Meanwhile their brother. B. Coles
Neidecker, head of the bank, was re-
leased in parole in New York after
police arrested him as fugitive from
grand larceny charges in Paris.
Asserting that they were not run
ming away" Aubrey Neidecker. assist
ant manager of the Paris bank, brand
ed the charges ridiculous" He said
they intended to return to Paris in
about 10 days. adding I'VE have moth
ing to fear"
When the Baltimore mail liner
docked, commemorative Attorney
John M. Arnold of Norfolk and Chief
of Police Charles B. Rorland were
waiting for the men whose detention
had been asked by Paris police.
With the brothers we're their mother
and Mrs B. Coles Neidecker and her
two sons Anthony and Peter. Peter, the
child's mother said. was being carried
to Baltimore hospital for treatment
of injuries received in yacht explo-
sion last Labor day.
1t was in this same accident that B.
Coles Neidecker received injuries
which necessitated his confinement in
a hospital for seven months. During
this time. New York police quoted him
aSssaying. money went out" of the
bank and he was unable to account
for it.
Evening star., 1935-07-24
SYMPHONY SEAT
SALE SETS RECORD
More Than 10000 Due to
Hear Concert at Watsr.
gate Tonight.

Another capacity crowd OF more
than 10000 was In prospect for the
fourth in the series of concerts to be
given by the National Symphony Or
Chestra at the Potomac Watergate
Ticket sales for the performance. with
Miss Antonia Brico. guest conductor.
have been the heaviest to date. c. C.
Cappel, business manager of the or
chestra, said.
Miss Brico, the first woman ever TO
conduct the local musical unit and
conductor OF the New York Wcmens s
Symphony. will lead the orchestra to-
night In program of musical tales of
Arabian Nights. II will be her final
appearance of the season here. Her
popularity was established last SUM-
day, when she conducted tine orches-
ira in a musical treat before an au-
dience Of about 10000.
CappeI said today technicians had
been working on the sound equipment
aboard the Navy barge and that the
audience tonight will be given a new
experience in sound synchronization.
Through the cooperation of Samuel j.
Solomon, manager of the Washington
Evening star., 1935-07-24
HIGH MASS HELD HERE
IN DOLLFUSS' MEMORY

Requiem high mass to commemorate
the first anniversary Of the assassins
ton of Chancellor Engelbert Dollfuss
of Austria was held at IL O'Clock today
in the crypt of the National Shrine OF
the Immaculate Conception. The staff
of the Austrian Legation and members
OF the diplomatic service and repre-
sentstives of the United States Gov
eminent attended.
Most Rev Amleto Giovanni Cicognani
apostolic delegate, and Most Rev
James H. Ryan, Bishop of Modra and
rector of Catholic University, were In
the sanctuary.
The services were among several
being held throughout the world today
in capitals where the Austrian govern
ment is represented.
Evening star., 1935-07-24
Record Beer S,oigs
And Training Suds
Put Champ in Bed
Hospital Stay on MiIk
Diet Ordered After
Gaining Title.
ey the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press
BALTIMORE, July 24.-The laurel
wreath of fame weighed heavily upon
the brow-or perhaps the stomach
of Emil Celia last night.
Celia, Baltimore resident claimed
the worlds beer-guzzling title when
he drowned a half-gallon in 27.6 Sec
ends Monday night.
Celia is in the Johns Hopkins Hos
lital with
A ruptured blood vessel in his
stomach.
A scratched esophagus"
tions of the throat-sustained from
eating hard shell crabs without re-
moving the shells.
The eating of the crabs came as
part of Cella's training program for
the heer-drinking contest The other
training, according to his story, con-
sisted of drinking much beer-up to
six gallons day.
Physicians, after hearing of the
training grind" blamed Cella's ills
en- the strenuous routine in which
Celia emphasized speed in downing
of food or beer.
He is not seriously i'll. physicians
said, but must remain In the hospital
for at least week.
He Is on liquid diet-milk.
Evening star., 1935-07-24
RADCLIFFE DISCUSSES
RELIEF AT WHITE HOUSE
Finds Encouragement in Confer.
ence With President on
$50, ,oOO, 900 Plan.

Senator Radcliffe of Maryland dis
cussed with President Roosevelt az
the White House today tentative
plans for work relief projects in
Maryland estimated to cost $50,00o,-
900.
Senator Radcliffe said the details
had not yet been worked out, but
that he felt encouraged during his
talk with the President.
The Maryland Senator pointed out
that of the total amount Of public
works now being planned by the
Maryland authorities, about $30,000,-
600 would be spent in Baltimore City.
The projects in the State would in
clude principally road building and
bridges.
Evening star., 1935-07-24

Airport, the music will not be inter-
rupted by low-hying airplanes. Solo,
mon said planes had been instructed
to throttle their motors while passing
near the water gate. Several planes
passed over during the concert Sunday
night, but the sound Of their motors
did not reach the audience. This an
noyance marred the first two concerts.
A group Of prominent women. in
cluding the wives of cabinet members,
members of Congress and social lead
ers, has been invited to attend the
concert tonight.
Evening star., 1935-07-24
Plans Nonstop Flight Around the World

mers appointment was intended to be
permanent or a temporary solution of
the dispute over the islands admin
istration.
The Senate must pass upon the
appointment of Cramer. 37-year-old
New Yorker. who has been serving as
Lieutenant Governor OF St. Croix, In
the island group.
The surprise action by President
Roosevelt served to ease the tension
which has marked the bitter con-
troversy over the island administra-
ton. Pearson. the former Governor
was appointed assistant director OF
P. W. A. housing in charge of public
welfare, a post which pays $4,000
a year. This is the same sum he
received as Governor of the islands.
An exchange of correspondence be-
tween Judge Wilson and the President
disclosed that the former suggested
that he be transferred. in view of the
situation in the islands.
Cramer's appointment was sent to
the Senate without comment He ex-
pressed great surprise and qualification
that the President has chosen TO
honor me-" Cramer has been in
Washington for the committee in
veStigation.
Ickes Satisfied"
The recommendation for Pearson S
transfer to the new post came from
Secretary Ickes, who backed Pearson s
regime against charges by Yates and
others that it was incompetent and
inefficient.
Ickes said he was satisfied" with
the appointments. They served to halt
reports that some one outside of the
Interior Department would take over
the post. or that the islands would
again be administered by the Navy, as
they were some years ago.
Cramer. a graduate OF Columbia
University and the University OF Wis
consin. has been in the islands four
years. Like Pearson. he was an ap-
pointee of President Hoover His post
as lieutenant governor of st. Croix,
the largest island OF the group. kept
INN out of st. Thomas most of the
time and more or less divorced from
the strife that surrounded the Pear
son regime.
The White House meanwhile made
public the following letter sent to
Gov. Pearson by the President:
MY Dear Gov. Pearson:
Though it is source of satisfac-
ton to know that the current investi-
CATION of the Virgin Islands has de-
veloped no facts that reflect upon
your honesty. or integrity. or devotion
to duty, yet you may wish to transfer
to another field of service. to work
under different conditions
Post of Honor"
Administrator Ickes tells me that
he has offered you the position OF
assistant director of housing in charge
of public welfare. This is a post
of honor that ought particularly to
appeal to you because it will give you
a chance to assist in the social re-
Mobilization of those underprivileged
fellow citizens OF our who, on account
of economic conditions. have been
forced to live in slum areas.
Il am sure that this is the sort of
task that will engage the interest
of man with your background and
concern for humanity.
Il want you to continue to be a
member CT my administration. I,
therefore, hope that you will accept
the offer that Secretary Ickes has
made you.
Very sincerely yours.
FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT"
Evening star., 1935-07-24
TWO IN STREET CAR HURT

Two persons were injured on a
street car at Fourteenth street and
Pennsylvania avenue late yesterday
afternoon when the car ran over what
were believed to be railroad torpedoes
placed on the track.
Flying metal fragments pierced the
legs of Mrs. Molly Beeser 80. of 1905
Fifteenth street. and Mrs. Margaret
Sheehan,. 80, of 1701 West Virginia
avenue northeast. Both we're given
FIRST sid treatment at Emergency Hos
pital.
Evening star., 1935-07-24
BANK HELD BANKRUPT.
French Tribunal Declares Institution
Without Funds

PARIS. July "a t4o'.-Neidecker &
Gle, the legal name of the Travellers
Bank, was declared bankrupt today
by the tribunal of commerce.
The decree was a matter of routine
because the bank was closed and has
failed to meet payments
B. Coles Neidecker. president of
the company, was arrested in New
York yesterday as a fugitive on the
request of French police. He later
was released on parole)
Evening star., 1935-07-24

. Strongest and safest bod, bnih. Diagram shows
aetual case of 400" that 1ds forced of the road
BY another car. Soft shoulder Of road caused Il
to roll over three times. Photo shows ho~ ''400'
oese throssh Sith oni, q feN small dents to sbo~
for trrnisg over three times. This body staads
ap! This bod, ssears safety.
Evening star., 1935-07-24

BY the Associated Press.
PIERRE. s. OAK. July 24,-Quietly
and with few protests, 10000 heads of
families dropped from South Dakota
relief rolls started yesterday to look
for private jobs.
M A. Kennedy. relief and welfare
administrator on whose orders all
State and Federal relief was halted
until harvest labor is provided. said
there had been q minimum of COM
plants.
Evening star., 1935-07-24
NEIDECKER INDIGNANT.
Brother Held in New York Calls
Charges Outrage"

Brother Held in New York Calls
Charges Outrage"
NEW YORK. July "a IP.-B. Coles
Neidecker. Paris banker. was on parole
in custody of his attorney today pend
ing final hearing on writ of habeas
corpus, through which he sought to
void criminal charges in connection
with the closing of the Travellers
Bank of Paris last Thursday
This is an outrage" said Neidecker.
81 have committed no crime. My
books are all straight. If there is
ground for anything at all. it is only
civil action. And l am an American
citizen. not foreigner"
Federal Judge Francis G. Caffey
ordered further hearing on the writ
for Friday so that a representative of
the French government might be
present. Neidecker was arrested yes
terday on request of the French
surete.
BANK HELD BANKRUPT.
La opinión., 1935-02-24
Bale de invitacion
del Club Regis

Con ell proposito de i%naugurar su
programa de mayor amplitud en-
10 que respecta a ensanchamiento
de su local de bale y v~ariedades,
llamado Regis Club. situado en- el
1907 South Main ST., su propie-
tario don Felipe Carreon anuncia
un gran bale de i~nvitacion, que
tendrA lugar dentro de algunos
dfas.
Sc ha puesto de acuerdo o al
gunos elementos de valer en- nues-
ira %colonia. para que sean huespe-
des de honor la noehe de la cele-
bracion. habiendo c%ontratado va a
numerosas figuras del tablado a
fin de que desempehen un progra-
ina de dos horas cuando menos. pa
'ra que despues Sc haga bale ba-
10 los acordes de una magnffica
.~orquesta, que vestira de charro.
El Regis Club ha estado operan-
do con mucho exito desde hace
dos meses, pero don Felipe. en- Wis
ia de In buena acosida de la Glen
tela. ha visto la ~necesidad de en-
prender en- una forma mas seria
y mas amplia, engrandeciendo sus
salones de bale v dando mayores
ventajas al mundo que 10 patroci-
ma.
La opinión., 1935-02-24

La fiesta Que ell Circulo Soeia.
M~onteearlo ofreci6 81 dia "St Val
cntine" en- 81 Institute I%nternaeio-
nal fue TODD un eXito. FL salon re-
suite pequeho para contener a tan
tos inyitados que asistieron esa no.
che.
La orauesta "Pi1eira" Que anne
nizaba este festival do un inter-
medic a las 10 p. NJ, para presen-
tar los cuadros. originates del Sc
for Marcelo De'gado, que hizo es-
peeialmente para esta noche, y &c
tuando de maestro de ceremonies
eli senior Daniel Carreon. Sc desco-
rri6 el tel6n apareciendo el pri-
mer numero: un corazon eubierto
de rosas rojas, y tras de 81 bajo
un fondo azul, Y vestida de gasas
b,ancas Ia sehorita Esperanza
Beanes, ejecut6 una DANA con md-
sica especial arreglada para este
cuadro. e. hermoso conjunto pre-
sentado fue muy aplaudido.
FL segundo cuadro dentro de un
coraz6n dc gran tamano, la seno-
Herlinda Lopez c~aracterizaba
q un Official de husares y a su anna
da. de una mediterranean
to artistica. FL senior Pedro Mar
tinez y NJ. Delgado, en- Ell mismo
La opinión., 1935-02-24
TEL BALE DEL CIRCULO SOCIAL
MONTECARLO, FUE MUY LUClDO
Sc efectu6 en- ell Institute International, III
gar muy ~concurrido por la juventud

cuadro. vcstidos de %payasos. con
sl1s actos c6micos hicieron relr
crandemcnte a Ia coneurrencia. Los
aplausos con que fueron premia-
dos demostr6 ell asrado de los pre-
sentes. lei maestro de ceremonias
present6 al senior J. y. Jtmenez y
dicho senior al Presidente del Mon
tie Carlo, quien 81 encargo de lie
var a cabo la rifa de I'm juego de
tocador resultando agraciadas la
senorita vice-presidenta del Hap
~ Go Lucky Club. Con Ell segun-
do. que fue obsequiado por ell Sc
nor Pedro Martinez fue premiada
una de las senoritas i%nyitadas, Il
70 nombre sentimos no recordar.
Continue el bale hasta las IL de
a noche. retirandose todos muy
complaeidos despues dc h%aberseles
invitado para ell bale que este CIR
culo ofrece para Ell % de Mario
proximo en- Ell mismo lugar. dedi-
candose los fondos n bencficio del
Institute international.
La opinión., 1935-02-24
Della Esperanto re-
cibi6 las aguas

Della Esperanto fue ell nombre
que Sc impuso con las aguas del
Jordan a una hijita del senor Ri
cardo Limon Y sehora Rita p. de
Lim6n, al ser bautizada en- Ia Igle-
STA de Ia Soledad Ell dia Is del CO.
rriente.
Fueron invitados para que la
apadrinaran ell senior Jose NUM- y
la sehorita Jesds Armenia.
Despues de la ceremonial religio-
ga sc hizo una simpatica fiesta en-
casa de los padrinos, ~habiendose
p~rolongado bajo una buena mdsica
hasta mucho despues de la media
noche.
Los esposos Licon salieron al dia
isiguiente para Brawley, de donde
lvinieron exprofesamente para lie
var a cabo ell bautizo.
La opinión., 1935-02-24
Muri6 EN- Nayarit ell
senior EIizalde

Familiares Y amigos del senior
Baslllo Elizalde, de 81 amos de edad,
acaban de enterarse de SUI falle-
cimiento en- Tuxpan, Estado de
Nayarit, sin saberse por ahora cual
fue la causa de su defuncion.
Radican en- esta ciudad sus hi
jos Luz Elizalde de Felix, esposa
del eonocido comerciante Ra1l Fe-
lix, Y Raul Elizalde. con residencia
en- Ell 1101 1-2 East 22nd ST., en-
donde Sc inicio ell lunes dltimo I'M
novenario por ell sufragio del al
ma del fallecido.
LIE sobrevive tambien una hija,
Gloria de Ramirez, que radica en-
San Francisco. a donde inmedia-
tamente Sc transmitio la ~infausta
noticia.
La opinión., 1935-02-24
HUBO UNA FIESTA EN- CASA DE
LA SENORA DE MONTELLANO
Lo mas selecto de las amistades de la fami-
liza, Sc reunio con csc motive ahf

Una bella fiesta, social. acab1 de
e~fectuarse en- la Residential de ia
sonora Jesusita de Montellano. ST.
tuada en- la Gale Mariposa al Sur,
Y blen conocida de las familias de
nuestra colonia.
La fiesta reconcile como mott
vo In llegada del onomastico de Ia
citada DANA. quien recibio muchos
regalos Y felicitaciones con motive,
tanto de sus amistades de aqui,
como de p%arientes Y amigos u
residen en- California ell general, y
en- Mexico.
Empezo a las ocho de la noche
en- punto. con un bale que result
to pronto muy lucido. y que sc
suspendio por II bora a las once
en- punto. para invitar a los con-
currentes al ambfgu que estaba ex-
La opinión., 1935-02-24
Sale a H~uatabampo
Ell Sr. J. Esquer

Con ell objeto de visitar a sus IA
m~iliares y visitar propiedades de
interes que ala tiene, Ell 81 de este
mes saldra para Huatabampo don
JESUS Esquer, hombre de negocios
bien conocido en- nuestro medic So
cial.
Para COS dias antes sc lie tienen
anunclados un b~anquete en- one
cido restoran m~exicano, Y IN bale
que sc efectuara IN la cas- de uno
de los org~anizadores de la fiesta
de despedida.
Su estancia en- Huatabampo Sc
ra de pocos dias, aunque possible
mente tenga que If hasta Culia-
can Y san Bias. donde tambien
tiene intereses.
La opinión., 1935-02-24
Bale que o~frecera
ell Tin-Can Club


FL Club Tin Can % mas bien
conocido bajo ell titulo de "Tin Can
Club, celebrara u sesiones en-
nuevo domicilio, en- virtud de que
la familia Mojica,-compuesta por
don Salvador, su esposa Guadalu-
pc Arroyo y su hijo Salvador Jr.,
Sc ha cambiado de Residential.
Los esposos Mojica, que son par
ticipantes del Club, dieron puerta
alberta para las sesiones del mis-
mo. y Sc estaban registrando en- su
ublcacion anterior, pero en- 10 SUI
cesivo tendran lugar en- ell I'll So,
Fresno st.
En- este dltimo lugar, los espo-
SOS Mojica Sc ofrecen a los orde-
res de sus numerosas amistades,
La opinión., 1935-02-24
,Junta en- ell salon de
una escuela

Hoy domingo tendra lugar en- 81
local de la escuela Mexico. 464s
Eugene ST., EN- ell distrito de Bel
vedere, ina importante junta en-
que cstaran los representatives de
las mesas directiyas de algunas do
las logias de la Alianza Hispano
Americana.
Esta reunion tendra por objeto
rendir homemade al sehor Samuel
Brown, auien durante 20 amos fl
guro como presidente supreme de
la Alianza Hispano Americans.
La Junta, ademas. tiene por f1-
mes buscar I'm acercamiento entire
los compromises de las demas To-
eias que aquf radican', dijo une
de los organizadores de la reunion.
La junta dara principle a las 2
de la tarde.
La opinión., 1935-02-24
Falleci6 La sonora
Victoria MOnterO


De la ciudad de Pacoima llegan
noticias de que ell dia 12 del CO.
rriente fallecio Ia sehora doha Vic
toria Montero. a la edad de 70
amos, siendo atendidos sus fune-
rales por la casa de inhumaciones
de Los Angeles, de don Zeferino
Ramirez.
La desaparecida residia en- ell
1906 de la Gale Pierce. habiendo
sldo sepultados sus restos en- Ell
Walhalla Memorial Park, de Los
Angeles, n donde fueron numero-
sas familias tanto de Pacoima CO.
mo de esta ciudad, para rendir
postrer tribute a la desaparecida
que gozaba de muchas y mereci-
das simpatias.
La opinión., 1935-02-24
He recaidO la Sra.
Vida. de Turner

Aunque los d~octores que atien-
den a doha Carmen viuda de Tur-
ner d%ijeron que podria salir inme-
diatamente del hospital. tras de
haberle practicable una ligera ope-
racion. esta Sc complied Y hahra
necesidad de que este unos dias
mas.
Sufri6 an nal biliar. que lie obi
90 a someterse al Disturb, pero Ia
operation fue afortunada Y feliz.
Tan pronto como este en- condi-
clones de a%bandonar ell hospital, Sc
IA t~ransladada a su domicilio en-
el 434t Reynol St, donde recibirs
Ia vista de sus amistades.
La opinión., 1935-02-24
Reciben felicitacio-
mes los de PortillO

Don Guadalupe Portillo y su es-
posa doha Dolores c. dc Portillo
han estado recibiendo las felicia
clones de sus numerosas amista-
des, con motive del bautizo de
su hijito Jose, que naei0 el % dc
Octubre del ano anterior.
El sabado de Ia Ultima semana
Sc cumpli6 o los sacramentos re-
ligiosos, al ser llevado a Ia pila
bautismal, siendo p%adrinos ell Sc
nor Juan Gonzalez y la s%ehorita
Eva Morales.
FL acontecimiento fue festejado
d~cbidamente. haciendose una boni-
Ia reunion en- casa de los padres
del ~pequeno. Estuyieron ~presentes
numerosas familias.
La opinión., 1935-02-24
Sc prepare ell bauti.
20 de una pequeha

Una buena fiesta, distribution
de "bolo' y TODD 10 Que acompaha
a TN bautizo. estan siendo organi-
zados para cuando Sc efect1s In
crlstianizaci6n de una hijita de los
esposos Ramon Elizalde y Luzmi-
Ia de Elizalde.
Sera bautizada con Ell nombre Dc
Socorro. al ser Nevada a Ia pila dc
los primeros sacramentos el dfa :
de Febrero actual.
La familia Elizalde radica en- d
1903 Griffith Avenue.
La opinión., 1935-02-24

celentemente surtido.
La orquesta que amenizo el bali
le. es una de las mejores de Ia
colonia, hablendo sido c%ontratada
al efecto con la debida anticipa-
cion.
Entire los eoncurrentes a la fies-
Ia a que nos estamos refiriendo,
recordamos de momento a las ia
millas de Perez, de Gallndo, dc zu-
higa, de Flores. de Moreno. de
Urias, de Guerrero. de Castro. dc
Martinez. de salazar. dc Peha. dc
Byrd. de Mares Y otras.
La selora de Montellano tambien
recibio muchos regalos de valor dc
sus amigos. habiendo constituido
en- general. la fiesta dada en- su
casa n brillante nota en- la vida
de nuestra soeiedad.
La opinión., 1935-02-24
La sonora de Meza,
cn Los Angeles

Con el objeto de asistir al ma
trimonio de su hija Luisa, que sc
efectuo aver sabado Ell n de los
temples cat6licos dc Los Angeles,
vino de Mazatlan la sonora Lidia
d. dc Mesa.
Fue ella quicn concedi6 Ia ma
no de la joven. para unirse en- ma
trlmonio. hospedandose en- Ia resi-
dencia de la familia Rodriguez, 81
tuada en- cl 42S East 25th ST.
la vlsitanse tiene aqui numero-
sas amis;ades, habi6ndosele hecho
una fiesta carinosa, que tuvo lugar
on la Residential de Ia familia Mo-
lima. en- ell distrito de watts.
Aunque ~pensaba regresar inme-
diatamente a Mazatlan. sus amis-
tades la han detenido para cue es-
Is aqui hasta que entire el verano.
La opinión., 1935-02-24
Fl cumple anos de
La ninita Chavova

e. sabado de Ia Ultima semana
fue celebrate ell eumpleahos de IA
Mia de 6 aaos Leonor Chavoya. en-
Ia Residential de sus padres situa-
da en- Ell GIG East 22nd ST., de esta
ciudad.
Sc hizo una bonita fiesta lnfan-
til en- Ia que estuvieron presentes
numerosos ninos amigos de Ia fes-
tejada, sir~viendoseles un chocolate
despues de haberse hecho una dis
t~riouci6n de juguetes.
La recientemente festejada es hi
ia de don Jes1s Chayoya y doha
LeonUr de Chavoya.
La opinión., 1935-02-24
Esta ola la
sonora de Tucker

Muy yisitada en- su residencia en-
el barrio de Belvedere, la sehora
Harry II. Tucker Sc encuentra Ell
Was de restablecimiento.
rs la esposa del c~ondestable de
csc distrito residential, quien a su
vez ha estado recibiendo las demos
traciones de amistad de sus gober-
nados.
Su esposa sufrlo la fracture de
una pierna. al r%esbalarse en- su
propia casa. pero los doctores que
la atienden Green que pronto Sc ha-
lara enteramente restablecida.