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La opinión., 1935-08-03

10 oe al9un
otro orqano afectado como ell
~corazon, ell apendiee, la veJIga
o ell hicado.
EI ardor del corazon puede ser
suave o fuerte y Sc deja sen-ir
por reela general en- ell centric del
est6naeo o en- la region del CO.
razon. Ell estomago acido Sc ca
recteriza por ell vomito de pc
uuehas c~antidades de substan-
cia agria.
La flatuIencia o gas en- ell es-
tonnage, es una de las classes mas
eomunes de dyspepsia y la cual
Sc e~ncuentra en- paeientes que
desempehan sus labores bajo
una gran tension n~erviosa, o bien
que son nerviosos o que o da-
dos a preocuparse mucho. La
reela infalible de que existe essa
enfermedad, es la sensation de
malestar despues de conner. El
gas que sc forna, generalmente
haee preston sobre ell corazon,
dando a la persona la impression
de que padeee de este Gltimo.
La eastritis o inf'amacion del
est6maro es doleneia propia de
la estacion voraniega. La e%astri-
tbs auuda puede ser ocasionada
por Ell habito de conner excesi-
vamente, tomar slimentos de
masiado condimentados, o bien
por tonar bebidas a~Ieoholicas.
Los sintomas de esta enferme-
dad son: sensation de malestsr
en- ell abdomen, calambres, dolor
de eabeza, nausea y vomito. Es-
tie ultimo eeneralmente produce
aIivio.
En- los casos de eastritis ero-
MICA, los alimentos son reteni-
dos en- ell estomaeo durante un
periodic anormal de tempo. Guam
do este sucede, es sehal de que
la Affection es vieja.
FL obieto que sc persieue en- ell
La opinión., 1935-08-03
IA UNIVERSIDAD NACIONALN ND
HACEPOL|TIQUERIA S|NO ALTA
POLITICA, Dice Ell Lie. GARCIA.
FL y un grupo de estudiantes Sc %dirigieron al Palacio
Nacional, para hablar con Ell S~ecretario Particular
del Presidente, Lie. Luis J. Rodriguez
cIUoAp DE MEXICO, Julio %.

ClUDAD DE MEXICO, Julio %,
-(por Correo).- Despues de IN
mitin de estudiantes. presidido por
p~rominentess catedraticos. la concu
rrencia en- masa Sc dirigio en- ma
nifestacion al Palacio Nacional. pa
IA e%ntrevistar al S~ecretario Parti-
cular del Presidente Cardenas, IL
cenciado Luis /. Rodriguez.
IL objeto del mitin fue protestar
contra las aseyeraciones que Sc han
venido hacienda recientemente, so
bre que Ia Universidad Nacional
'hace political; 'Pero haeemos alta
politica, no haoemos p~olitiqueria',
dijo en- ell mitin don Trinidad Gar
cha, patriarch del gremio estudian
til.
va ante la presencia del Secreta-
rio Particular del Presidente, en- ell
Palacio Nacional, ell Rector de la
UniversidaG, don Fernando Ocaran
"a. hlzo uso de la palabra y dijo 10
s%iguiente:
"Suplico a listed o Ia mayor
atencion tenga por bien transmitir
al senior Presidente de la Republi-
ca las palabras que vamos a ex-
presar:
Aver fue c~onvocado un mitin en-
ell Anfiteatro Bolivar" de la Es-
cuela Nacional Preparatoria, por
los alumnos universitarios y muy
particularmente por los integrantes
de In Sociedad de Alumnos de la
Facultad de Derecho y Ciencias So
ciales. Aver mismo ell licenciado Tri
nidad Garcia y yo giramos un CT
tatorio a profesores y alumnos uni
versitarios, con ell fin de Que Sc
reuniesen hoy a las diez de la ma
hama en- el mismo Anfiteatro.
P~ropositos de alumnos, Decano y
Rector fueron explicar a los uni
versitarios que nuestra posicion en-
los momentos %politicos porque atra
viesa el pals, no es con ell fin de
i%ntervenir en- la politica misma, me
nos a1n en mezquinas cuestiones
electorHles, sine manifestar en- to-
do su esplendor 10 que 20 he llama
do ante la critica de muy diversas
personals, el espiritu universitario.
Entiendo por espfritu universita
rio ell esfuerzo nuestro por aniQui-
lar fanatismos positivos y negati-
vos en- ell espiritu Go las gentes y
Dor imprimir a nuestra conducta
un sentido de abnegacion. desinte-
res. sacrificio y renunciamiento de
toda clase de intereses egofstas, con
ell fin de que los demas a%provechen
10 u nosotros sabemos y senti-
mos.
Los universitarios estamos extra
ordinariamente complacidos de que
ell senior Presidente de la Rep6bli-
ca, atento q la opinion publica, ha-
va tornado Ia resolution que tomo.
que conslderamos para bien del pals
y para ell mejor cumplimiento de sus
destinos.
Personalmente no tuve duda al
guna de que asi fuese Ia accion del
senior ~Presidente, pues en- las con-
v~ersaciones que he tenido con 81 Y
por los antecedentes Que de 81 mis-
mo poseo, no podria caber duGa en-
mi espiritu de que ell canine que
habrfa de seguir seria precisamen
te ell que hoy emprende.
fo entiendo muy bien que su DO
Utica de pasos contados pero fir
mes, es la Que mas convene y la
La opinión., 1935-08-03

Contln1s su sduceefon rer medic
de Ia Ieetura. Eunca es taros
para s%prenoer. Pida hoy misno
nuestro cstaloao ds iibros Ora
tbs. LIBERIA lOZANO,
2o3 N. Los Angeles Stretches
Angeles. caIh
La opinión., 1935-08-03

mo, ardor del
eoraz6n, womb
to, e~ructo, nau
sea y dolor de
caoeza.
FL doior de
%estomsso pue-
de ser debido a
vsrias eausas,
por ~ejemplo: a
digestion defec
tuosa, u~leeras
o tumores en- o
alrededor del
e~stomago. Tam
bien puede ser
FL dnlnr rafle
La opinión., 1935-08-03

que listed menciona en- su carts
no viven nj han vivido en- la d.
reccion que listed nos envio. ST
tiene listed otros datos que pro
performances, continuaremos la
busaueda con TODD eusto.
-Gulilermo Ortiz, San Luis o.
bispo, Calif.-Hemos encontrado
a la persona por la que listed Sc
interesa.-Puede e%scribirle a Lis
ia de C~orreos, Villa Guerrero, ia
liseo, Mex.
r. B. M, Oxnard, Calf. -
Nos ha sido impossible localizar a
las personals por las que listed
Sc interesa.
ID. r. Mora.-Los Angeles,
Calif.-La persona por la que us
ted preeunta salio de la ciudad
de Mexico, sin que haya sido pc
sible localizarla.
i. r. Garcia, Las Vegas, New.
Nos ha sido impossible encon-
trar a la persona por la que US
ted sc interesa.
Juan Diaz, Brownsville, Tex.
la persona por la aue listed Sc
interesa continua viviendo en- ell
mismo domicilio. Dice CUE ha re
eibido sus ultimas csrtas y que
contesto a listed ell % de julio.
Felipe Fayagua, Los Ange--
les, Calif.-Los informes cue US
ted solicit6 Sc los puede proper
cionar Beick Felix, Escuina Pr
no Suarez y Plaza de la Consti-
tucion.
A. S. Isasi, Bishop, Tex.-La
persona por la que uoted sc inte-
ress estuvo prestando sus servi-
clos hasts fines de 1888 en- Mo-
gales, Son., pero no ha sido po-
sible IoealizarIa.
-Hilario Munoz. Houston, Tex,
La persona a que listed sc re-
fiere informs CUE ha rccibido sus
dos uItimas y que va contesta a
listed.
Jose Rosas, San Diego, Calf.
Los preeios. en- ell orden gus
listed meneions son: $40 pesos:
t04.8o; 6s. 75.--En holetos de vie
ie redondc descuento de rs por
ciento por seis dias; IS por Glen
to por veinte dias y 10 por cien-
to en- 80 dias.-lgnoramos 81 ha-
bra dsscusntos en- la feeha que
listed indics.
-Ignacia loria, Los Angeles.
Calif.-Nos ha sido impossible To-
calizar a la persona por la cue
listed Sc interess.-Los informes
obtenidos indican que la familia
saIio del pals haee POGO mas de
seis amos.
II. H., Los Angeles, Calf
Sentimos msnifestarle no poder
ayudar a listed decide a que nues
ira labor esta soIamente dentro
del territorio nacional.
Pablo Newell. lmuris. Son.
lie rogsmos ampliar los datos. va
que de otrs nos sera i'm
possible la b1squeda.
IN. Francisco 2ot, Redondo
Beach, calif.-Nos ha sido impo-
sible %encontrar a la persona por
la que listed Sc interesa.
Juan Manuel Padilla, Jew
EFT, Tex.-Nos ha sido impossible
localizar a la persona por la que
listed Sc interesa.
q o
Guadalupe Guerrero, Los An
geles, Calif.-Nos ha sido impo-
sible %encontrar a la persona por
la que listed sc interesa.
o o
-Tomasa Medina, San Anto-
MO, Tex.-Nos ha sido impossible
e%neontrar Ia persona por Ia
La opinión., 1935-08-03
que listed Sc interesa.
O Q q

que listed Sc interesa.
Julian Alvarez, Los Angeles,
Calif.-EntreGamos la carta a la
persona a quien Venia dirigida.
-Sostenes Ramirez, San An
tonic. Tex.-la direction de IA
persona por quien listed pregun-
ia es Edificio del Banoo de Lon
dres y Mexico, Mexico, D. r.
Gabriel Rosendo, Dallas, Tex.
Nos permitimos sugerirle Ia
convenience dc que Sc dirija d.
rectamente a la Secretaria de
Agriculture y Fomento.
..-Elenes San Antonio, Tex
Reoibimos los recortes, y esta-
mos agradecidos.-La direction
de la persona por la que listed
sc interess es, Madero I, Mexico,
D. F.
Jose N~arvaez, Ventura, Calf.
-Hemos eneontrado a la perso-
ma por la cue listed Sc interesa.
Puede listed escribirls a Jefatu-
ra de la Guarniei6n de la Plaza,
Guadalajara, Jal.
o o o
Manuel Echeoaray, San An
tonic, Tex,-El official oor quien
listed presunta es aVudante del
Jefe de la Zona Militar en- Ca
Naea. OAK, a donds puede listed
eseribirle.
La opinión., 1935-08-03

HYTD
DEL
ESTOMAGO
Por MONTE sALVlN, M. D.

Los sintomas mas eomunes de
las Intermediates del estomago
SON: dolores y gases en- Ell mis-
La opinión., 1935-08-03

-Enriqueta Torres de Mino,
Stockton, Calif.-Lss personas
La opinión., 1935-08-03

Guadalupe Guerrero, Los An
geles, Calif.-Nos ha sido impo-
sible %encontrar a la persona por
la que listed sc interesa.
La opinión., 1935-08-03

Juan Manuel Padilla, Jew
EFT. Tex.-Nos ha sido impossible
localizar a la persona por la que
listed Sc interesa.
La opinión., 1935-08-03

-Tomasa Medina, San Anto-
MO, Tex.-Nos hs sido impossible
eneontrar a la persona por la
La opinión., 1935-08-03

-lgnacia loria, Los Angeles.
caiif.-Nos ha sido impossible To-
calizar a la persona por la que
listed Sc interesa.-Los informes
obtenidos indican que la familia
saIi6 del pals haee POGO mas de
seis ahos.
The Washington times., 1935-01-23
Kirk Miller Saws:

CONTINUED from 1st Sport Pase)
rest, and if these doddering old
folks were about 60 years
younger, they'd snap their fin.
gers and say:
"TO hell with Babe Ruth"
AS it is, they Can rattle their
false teeth and think the same
thing.
Indeed, it looks as though st.
Pete is going to be able to get
along, some way. Somehow it
always has.
Looking for Cronin
However, over in the more
juvenile town of Sarasota, Ifind
no little interest in the impend-
ing arrival of the Boston Red
Sox, headed by that virile young
man, Joseph Cronin, late of the
Washington Griffmen.
Sarasota, for instance, needs
baseball to focus attention on
it more than st. Petersburg does
by many parasangs, as the
boys of the writing profession
like to say.
George Vierbuchen, who far a
quarter of a century was one of
the leading passenger men of
Washington, and who is in
charge of the Sarasota head
quarters of one of the railroads,
says Sarasota is fairly itching to
lay an eye upon such young
man as is worth a quarter of a
million dollars.
They haven't heard of that
much money since the boom,
and are no little breathless as
against the time Mr.. Cronin will
set foot upon their sacred soil
and bring that self confessed
Russian Indian, AL Schacht,
The Washington times., 1935-01-23
DC. Bar MernOrializes
Former President

>District Supreme Court Justice be-.
fore whom the dead lawyer ap-
peared as counsel.
Other pallbearers are Henry W.
Sohon, John Lewis Smith, James
A. Toomey, Michael M. Doyle,
Charles H. Merillat, George C.
Gertman, H. Prescott Galley, Per-
cival H. Marchall, E. C. Branden-
burg, C. F.. Sanford, and George
P. Hoover.
Mr.. Millan's committee includes
Paul B. Cromelin, Raymond B.
Dickey, William B. O'Connel and
Chester H. Gray.
Mr.. Archer was not only a dis.
tinguished lawyer in private prac.
tice in the days of his prime, but
he was an assistant United States
attorney in the days following the
World War and handled many pros,
ecutions of national Importance
including the Nicky Arnstein case
in which he engaged jointly with
William E. Leahy, and numbers OF
war fraud cases.
Funeral arrangements have not
been completed,
The Washington times., 1935-01-23
Shoemaker Ties
Linfley For Lead

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 23.-J.
Howard Shoemaker. New York,
was in a two-way tie for first
place with Howard Linfley, Mime
apolis, here today, after winning
his second straight match in the
national amateur pocket billiard
championships.
Shoemaker, defending cham
pion, brushed aside Walter Flynn
New Haven, by the score of 125
to 81. In the second game of the
evening, Larry Wolf, st. Louis, de-
feated Louis Matteus, Chicago, in
his first tourney match by the
score of 125 to 100.
The Washington times., 1935-01-23
AMATEUR LOOP
IN z GAMES

The newly organized Metro
politan Amateur basketball league
gets into it's second week of play
Sunday, when Investigation meets
Company F and st. Mary's Celtics
engage Sholl's. at the George
Washington University gymna.
sium.
Investigation, with the Thomp.
son brothers, Herb and Jim, Joe
Lynch and others, won easily in
last Sundays opener against
Sholl's, 81 to %, and looks to get
itself commanding lead in this
weeks play. It meets Company F
at 2:3O p. m. with the Sholl's'
Celtics game scheduled an hour
later.
Delaware and Hudson, the fifth
team in the loop. idles Sunday
The Washington times., 1935-01-23
TODAY
CIVIC AND SOCIAL

1890 P.M.-Luncheon, Veterans
Administration, Lafayette Hotel.
1890 P.M.-Luncheon, Elec-
trical Institute, Carlton Hotel.
1890 P.M.-Luncheon, Lions
Club, Mayflower Hotel.
P.M.-Luncheon, Soroptimist
Club, Willard Hotel.
$50 P.M.-Meeting, Business
and Professional Women, Lafay-
cite Hotel.
6:45 P.M.-Receiving Line. 7:45
P.M.-Banquet, Sons of the Ameri.
can Revolution, Ladies Night" J."
Mayflower Hotel. Address by a
prominent Government official;
vocal solos by a prominent local
soprano. and dancing.
8 P.M.-Meeting, Young Demo.
cratic Club, Carlton Hotel.
8 P.M.-Meeting, Stamp Club,
Carlton Hotel.
8 P.M.-Lecture, Grand Canyon
region, scientific studies and ex.
plorations, auditorium of Depart
ment of the Interior by Edwin D.
Mckee, park naturalist.
P.M.-Card Party by Jane A.
Delano Post, No. 6, American
Legion, Parish Hall, Church of
the TRANSPORTATION. Fourteenth
and Gallatin Streets Northwest.
IL Noon-Luncheon, District Of
Columbia State Advisory Commit
tee, Hamilton Hotel.
1890 P.M.-Luncheon, Opt1-
mistic Club, Hamilton Hotel.
1890 P.M.-Luncheon, Univer-
sity of Missouri Alumni, Univer-
sity Club.
1890 P.M.-Luncheon, D e m o.
cratic Club. University Club.
1890 P.M.-Lunche on. Ex-
change Club, University Club.
2:30 P.M.-M eting, Mrs.
Gaines, Hamilton Hotel.
4-7:30 P.M.-Meeting, ] a m e
Milloy, Hamilton Hotel.
8 P.M.-Meeting, Gaines Lee
ture, Hamilton Hotel.
8 P.M.-Buffet Supper and
Meeting, Harvard Club, University
Club.
$50 P.M.-Bingo Party, Won.
ems Progressive Club, Southern
Diaries, so M Street Northeast.
9 P.M.-Card Party and Dance,
Mount Pleasant Chapter, Order of
Eastern Star, Wardman Park
Hotel.
10 P.M.-Dance, Social Club
of Aber Sholoran Congregation >
Almas Temple, 1915 K st. N. w
The Washington times., 1935-01-23

The District Bar Association
will pause in its hectic activity for
a little while today to do honor to
it's former president and esteemed
member, James B. Archer.
Not often in recent years did
Mr.. Archer appear in court, but
when he did make his appearance
he performed his part with dignity
and color rarely seen in modern
courts.
It never was thought that the
day would come when his brother
lawyers would memorable the
dapper little advocate, but the day
has arrived and William w. MILAN
will go into court with his
memorial committee and formally
announce the little lawyers death
in open court.
Chief Justice Wheat will receive
the committee and will order an
adjournment in honor of his
memory.
His brother lawyers will accom-.
pany the remains to the grave and
the list of honorary pallbearers is
headed by Justice Daniel w.
O'Donoghue, believed to be the last
The Washington times., 1935-01-23

LEAGUE PL ANS
PIN STAKES
ON FEB, IS

The Georgetown Commercial
Duckpin League holds ITS fifth
annual dicap sweepstakes
Saturday, February 16, on the
Georgetown Recreation m pie
ways. =
big Ed" Cleary, high average
man Of the league, will roll from
scratch in the stakes, while
others will receive a two-thirds
handicap.
Reds" Megraw expects a large
entry for the Howard Campbell
preliminary stakes tonight on his
Georgetown Recreation drives.
The event starts at 10 o'clock.
Midnight Loop Popular
Midnight leagues are becoming
quite the style these days. Last
night the Alpha Beta Phi Frater.
nifty inaugurated a four-club cir.
cult at Columbia. Bill Gordon
grabbed individual honors with
1873 and 373.
A short while ago a Dentist
League opened at the Lucky
Strike, while C. & P. Telephones
singles loop is another that starts
play at night. The Hebrew Inter
Club League which bowls on the
Convention Hall drives was the
first to begin midnight bowling
several years back.
COlOnials Surprise
The Colonials surprised by tax.
ing two out of three from the
league leading El Gees in the
Washington Ladies League at
Convention Hall. Evelyn Ream
contributed a $50 set.
However, the Ell Gees still lead
the league by five full games.
A lone game separates the
three leading teams in the Co.
lumbia Heights League. Arcadia
is in first place; Ambassador
holds second position and the
Highway Engineers are proud pos
SCISSORS of third place.
Noble Veirs, jr., and Jimmy
Simmons shared individual
honors in the league last night
by rolling a lat game and a 1896
set respectively.
The Washington times., 1935-01-23
Army Orders

Leave granted the following
named officers: Lieut.. Col. Clar-
ence L. Sturdevant, Corps of En-.
gineerS, Is days, February 8;
Major John A. Considine, Cavalry,
months and is days, April 10;
Capt. Ernest D. Liston. Medical
Corps. month and IS days, April
16; Capt. Ernest F.. Dukes, Cav
airy, two months, February 20:
Capt. Ernst F. Dukes, Cavalry,
two months, May 7; Second Lieut..
Stuart P. Wright, Air Corps, one
month and is days, March 80.
Col. Mahlon Ashford, Medical
Corps, to Panama.
Col. Haywood S. Hansell, Med
ical Corps, to New York.
Capt. George R. Middleton,
Field Artillery, to Columbia, s. c.
Col. Charles L. Mitchell, Ma
tional Guard Bureau Qnfantry)
to Fort Thomas, Ky.
The following named officers Of
the Ordnance Department as
signed station specified: Major
Russell L. Maxwell. Philadelphia;
Capt. Allen F.. Grum, Rock Island
Arsenal, ILL.,; Capt. Charles H.
Keck, Lehigh University, Bethle-
hem, Pa; First Lieut.. Edward c.
Franklin, Springfield Armory,
Mass.
Capt. John M. Reynolds, Field
Artillery, to Fort Francis E. War
rem. Wyo.
Col. Jacob w. S. Wuest, Air
Corps. to Rockwell Field. Coro.
nado, Calf.
Major Truman Smith, Infantry,
to Berlin, Germany.
The Washington times., 1935-01-23

Ollie Pacini and Joe Pricci,
well-known local bOwlers, are
cool to each other Ora Emge,
prominent woman golfer of
Beaver Dam Country Club,
holds a high place in bowling
=. she's a member of the
Temple team. Bill Waxter,
BaltimOrean who needs no in
PRODUCTION to local golfers, is
also an expert squash racquets
player that statement of DIR.
Jay S. Nash, New York Uni
versity, asserting football games
should be played before empty
stands must have received
hearty Endorsement from Ala
bama, Stanford, NOtre Dame,
FOrdham, Pitt, Minnesota
and DIR. Nash's own school,
New York u. Max Baer won't
last another year as heavy.
weight boxing champion if he
continues is mOOnbeam pace
The Washington times., 1935-01-23
BOWLING
TONIGHT

TEMPLE MAJOR LEAGUE-King Pin
vs. Brodts. Hechinger's VS.. Fountain
Hams No. 2, Shorty's VS.. N. E. Temple,
Pig m Whistle VS.. Lucky Strike Bark
HOLY NAME "B" LEAGUE-st.
Francis xavier's vs. st. Peters, st.
Joseph's VS.. Holy Trinity, st. AIMS VS.
Lourdes vs.. Holy Name. St. Anthony s
VS.. Holy Rosary. at Queen Pin.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS LEAGUE
Santa Maria VS.. Salvador, Pinta VS..
Cortez. La Sale VS.. Balboa. Marquette
vs.. Trinidad, at Convention Hail.
NAUTICAL LEAGUE-Bar Club VS.
RonZai, Anchor VS.. Washington Canoe
No. 2. Washington Canoe No. vs. Ell
WISE BIRDS LEAGUE-old Crows
vs.. Penquins, Cardinals VS.. sparrows
Might -, owls r,W;, vs.; Hawks o-S at Recreation
Herald VS.. Pirrone & Wotler, Brodt's VS.,
Plaza, Eagle VS.. Arabian. Kris vs.
Eynon, University VS.. Army & Navy, at
BANKERS LEAGUE-R Riggs vs.
American Security & Trust No. g. Union
Trust VS.. American Security & Trust
No. ., Washington Loan & Trust No. ]
VS.. Washington Loan & Trust No. q
American Security & Trust No. VS.. Ma
tional Bank. National Savings & Trust
Company VS. Morris Plan Bank, at
LADIEs DISTRICT LEAGUE
Arcadia VS.. Lucky Strike. Columbia VS.
Temple, Meyer Davis VS. Rosslyn, Bill
Woods VS.. Convention Hall,
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE-Sterrett VS.
Premier, Diamond VS.. City, C. & P. Tele-
phone Company VS.. Continental Baking
Company Diamond Service vs.. Evening
Star, Bell vs. Peoples Drug, Carry's VS.
Sunday Star. at Convention Hall
DYNAMITE LEAGUE-T nocrat!
VS.. Wrecking Crew. Steam Rollers VS.
Tornadoes, Blow Hards VS.. Sleuths. Duds
VS.. Hill Billies. at Arcadia.
CIVIC CLUBS LEAGUE-Silver Spring
Lions VS.. Kiwanis No. 2. Newcomers VS.
Optimists Kiwanis No VS.. Civitan
Reciprocity VS.. Lido. Rotary VS.. Wash
TAKOMA ASSOCIATION-Ta 0 m {
Motors VS.. Dome, Col. Wall VS.. Col. Wal
No; 2, Stevens-Warner VS.. F. G. E.. az
Takoms.
BETHESDA .AssoCIATION-Reza VS.
Legion, We Cab No. vs. State. al
PRINcE GEORGES COUNTY LADIE.
LEAGUE-PiE N Whistle VS.. w. S
S. D. at Arcade, Hyattsville.
MT. RAINIER LEAGUE-Thos. Fire
Chiefs VS.. Nalspar Klotz VS.. RichfielG
Gas, at Mount Rainier.
PRINCE ORGEs COUNT
LEAGUE-Chillum VS.. Frigidaire, Clin
ton vs. Comets, at Arcade Hyattsville
~ II + d BUSINESS MEN,
!EAGUE-N' W. Motor VS.. Rotary
hesd Motor VS.. Evans s, 8.
Walmsely vs. Lsahy. as Boulevard.
The Washington times., 1935-01-23
TOMORROW
CIVIC AND SOCIAL

N4V1N <24NO OON1kAA
1890 PM. - Luncheon-Meeting,
Probus Club, Hay-Adams House.
1890 P.M.-Luncheon, Wash
ington Talmud Torah, Ambassa-
dor Hotel.
1890 P.M.-Luncheon, Cosmo,
politan Club, Carlton Hotel.
1890 P.M.-Luncheon, Kiwanis
Club, Mayflower Hotel.
4 P.M.-Reception, Natl. Fed
of Business and Professional
Women's Club, guests of Miss
Charl Williams, at her home.
8 P.M.-Duplicate Contrac
Bridge Club. Carlton Hotel.
8 P.M.-Meeting, Constitution
Chapter, D. A. r., Mayflower Ho.
tel.
9 P.M.-Dance, Veterans of
Foreign Wars, Lafayette Hotel.
TRADE BODIES
8 PM. - Meeting, Chevrolet
Dealers Tervice Managers Club,
Ambassador Hotel.
The Washington times., 1935-01-23
HECH|N GERS
FACES TASK

Hechinger's bowlers will take the
drives tonight against the leading
Fountain Hams in the Temple Ma
jor duckpin league determined to
do or die.
Hechinger's, despite a crack
lineup, has been having difficulty
keeping in the first division. Last
week it was the victim of q sur
prise two-one pasting at the hand
of the last Temple team.
Hanks 357, Murray's 355 and
Rettew's BAT helped Temple plaster
the Wreckers, though Pacini
tossed in a 374 set,
Ed Mulvey took down individual
honors with a 394 set and 162
game. Maley handed in a 354.
Hugh Waldrop strike, spare and
strike count saw Brodt's lose the
odd game to Pig n Whistle.
The Washington times., 1935-01-23

We
recognize the fact that rentals
have been reduced IS to IS per
cent, with IN average delin-
quency of II per cent, most of
it apparently uncOllectable. In
addition, our last vacancy re-
port shows a percentage of 26.92.
We must stabilize our industry,
both locally and nationally, II
we are to overcome these condi-
tiOnS.
"ThOSe cities which have in
stalled stabilization machinery
are in splendid shape, COM
pared to those which do not
have fair trade practices. One
of our major detectives in
1885 is the expansion of stabili-
zation plans to all member
cities.
"On taxation, we must be on
the alert to guard our interest.
The vast expenditures of city,
State and Federal Governments
are cause of concern to all
of us. Proper valuation for
tax purposes, and Federal al
lOwanceS for depreciation and
ObsOlescence in connection with
income taxes and inheritanceS
are matters which demand our
attention in 1885.
Labor, too, is problem.
Our experience during the past
six months with overlapping
codes neceSsitating our present
briefs at AZ area hearings in
20 cities shows the vital neces-
sity of constant watchfulneSS."