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The Omaha guide., 1935-09-14

The members of the training
conference include the following
educational advisers: James T.
Adams, Co. 376; Richard F. Bell,
Go. 1871; Charles E. Brown, Co.
314; R. T. Boyd, Co. 354; Lorenzo
Burford, Co. 1867; Joel T. Carter,
Co. 1872; Walter Fl. Dabney, Co.
1884; Robert IL Duren, Co. 1887;
Clarence j. Grinnel&, Co. 361 :
Rushton G. Long, Co. 1886; Fred
MINIS, Co. 1873; j. Franklin Pet
ers, Co. 1855; Oscar a. PfndIe,
Co. 1875; Theodore H Thompson,
Co. 321; W. H. Tyler, Co. 439;
Ruben r Webb, Co. BIS; George
W. Williams, Co. BIG; and two
newly appointed advisersLChar-
les H.. Clarke and James T. Childs.
The Omaha guide., 1935-09-14
RELIGION AND THE
RACE PROBLEM
(From the Catholic Worker, By Rev.
John NJ Copper

MAN IS a wolf to man an dthe wolf in man comes
AA out more in his relations to those of groups
other than his own-to those Of other social and &c
homie classes, of other nations, Of other peoples, of
other races.
Underlying racial wolfishness are many factors.
/ shall take up two of the chief ones-the white
mans assumption Df racial superiority, and lis
tacit or explicit acceptance of the double moral
code.
CULTURE
intellectually Is the white race on the average
The Omaha guide., 1935-09-14
G. G. G. Advisers Meet
At Hampton To Dis
cuss Program
By VIM Anthony Aery

AAAAO WI Do AAOd
Adviser, has just brought to a
close, at Hampton Institute, a
two-week Training Conference
Program for Negro Camp Educa-
tional Advisers of the Civilian
Conservation Corps, whose admin
istrative officers include Maj. Gen.
Robert E. CalIan, Commanding
General Of the Third Corps Area,
and Col. Elvid Hunt, Assistant
chief of Staff.
Among those who took part in
the training conference program
were: Hon. Robert Gechner, Di-
rector Emergency Education Pro
gram; DR.. Howard Oxley, Educa-
tional Director, @. Q. O.; Col.
Elvid Hunt, u. S. A, Welfare Of
ficer, Third Corps Area; VIM.
Anthony Aery, Director Of Edu-
cation, Hampton Institute; DR..
G. j. Hyslup, Director of Student
Guidance, ". p. H.; Edgar @.
Brown, publicity department, En-
ergency Conservation Work: DIR.
I. G. Bennett; DR.. G. Z. Ward, G.
Q. @. Company No. 1852, Marion,
Va.
DR.. Sidney B. Hall, Superin-
tendent of Public Instruction for
Virginia; Maj. s. M. Ransopher,
Assistant Educational Director, c..
G. G.; George w. Burroughs,
Chairman Third Corps Area Com
mittee on Camp Papers i. l.. Blair
Buck, Virginia State Director
Emergency Education Program !;
Miss Eva O. Mitchell, Extension
Service, Hampton Institute; J. A.
Atkins Assistant in Relief Edu-
cation for Negroes, u. s. Office
of Education; Ellsworth @. Dent,
Visual Education Specialist; II.
z. Weatherwax, Virginia State
Park Division, and e. Floyd Flick
niger Superintendent National
Historical Monument Yorktown
all Of the National Park Ser
vice.
Fred Morrell, Assistant Chief,
National Forestry Service and the
following co-workers I'll r. kyle,
Educational information Service;
G. P. Kramer, Educational Direct
or, Region No. 7 and Frank a.
Connolly, Specialist in Conserva-
Ition Writing and Public Relation
Advise, Region M. n; Ernest I'll.
Hays, Organist, Hampton Insti-
tute; Walter S. Newman, Virginia
State Director, National Youth
Administration; Dowell j. How
ard, Acting Virginia State Super
visor of Agricultural Education;
Harry j. DeYarmett, Director OF
Trade School, Hampton Institute,
and Frank L. Ham, Supervisor
of Industrial Arts and Trade
Teaching; and Frank l.. Crone,
who served for some years as Di-
rector of Education in the Phil
ippine Islands.
Some Of the bajor topics for
discussion were; Educational
Activities in the CCC;" "Educa-
tlonal and Vocational Guidance IN
1.-THE Individual and the World
of Work." Appreciation of
Music "Giving Opportunities
for Practical Instruction Y"
TRADE and Industrial Educa-
tom" and Camp Educational
Problems" The panel-jury dis
~eussion method was employed in
brining out the important phases
Of a number Of problems; namely.
guidance technique, occupational
information, securing jobs. ap-
premiership training, relation of
guidance to placement, instruction
on the job, training in unit skiIls,
camp papers, adult-education pro-
grams, applying teaching tech
nique in camp programs, and
academic programs
The members of the training
conference include the following
educational advisers: James T.
Adams, Co. 376; Richard F. Bell,
The Omaha guide., 1935-09-14

Mothers-Let your boys be Guide
~newsboys- Send them to the 0mahs
Guide Office, 241S-20 Grant Street.
La opinión., 1935-03-03
ROBOS. CRIMENES, INCENDIOS,
EPIDEMlAS, SUICIDES

No es muy halagieno ell pronos-
tico.
va lie die que 1896 es un aho
pletorico en- calamidades y desgracias.
A pesar de TODD, no es Espana de las
naciones mas castigadas. Por ejem.
plo, Francia...
-Sigamos con Espana.
-Abundaran los suicides por mi
seria y los crimenes de tipo pasional.
En- una importantisima institution
bancaria Sc descubrira una enorme es-
tafa. en- la que estaran complicados
dos altos ~empleados y cinco subalter-
nos. En- Madrid tendra lugar un i'm
cendio, quiza en- unos grandes alma.
Genes. Son inevitables dos catastrofes
ferroviarias. En- ell Norte y Noroeste
S proven algunas inundaciones. Y,
ademas. en- los meses de febrero Y
MARIO es probable sc declare una epi-
demia infecciosa, que castigara cen
dureza las provincias de Extremadura
Y Andalucia. =.
La opinión., 1935-03-03
EN- FRANCIA: ESCANDALOS. SU
BLEVACIONES, ATENTADOS

En- la vecina Republica francesa
continuara la desorientacion politica,
a causa de un nueyo e~scandalo finan-
ciero. Monsieur Doumergue-y fijese
listed como precise nombres-sufrira
una grave enfermedad que, probable
mente, tendra un fatal desenlace.
Monsieur Chiappe ~recobrara su pres
tigio y su posicion polftica. Monsieur
Tardieu pasara por grandes dificulta-
des politicas. Monsieur Paul Boncour,
despues de una epoca de auge Sc re-
tirara de la politica Tornado por una
enfermedad de rinones con complica-
clones del ~corazon. Monsieur Pierre
Laval sera nombrado jefe del Gobier-
no, y baJo su presidential la Camara
de diputados votara cuatro leyes inn
portantisimas. Dos Eases de la avia-
cion perderan su vida en- este ano...
Yo ruego desde aqui a los ~aviadores
Coste. Detroyat Y Assollant que pro-
curen no pilotear ningun aparato en-
ire ell II de abril Y ell % de mayo de
1885. iSolo asi evitaran una catastro-
fe...
-dacemos nuestro ell ruego.
Sc perpetrara un atentado contra
I'm diplomatieo it~aliano; en- cambio,
sera d~escubierto a tempo otro que Sc
intenta contra UNI rey b~alcanico que
yisitara Francia; Marsella y Lyon SUI
friran fuertes sacudidas sismicas. Los
problemas coloniales originaran gran
des perturbaciones: de un lado, por la
actitud de Alemania. y de otro, por
los graves medicines que, en- protesta
contra la Administration. Sc desarro-
llaran en- oran. Constantinopla V Ar
gel. En- Senegal Y en- Ell Congo habra
fSigae en- Ia 14d. pigina)
La opinión., 1935-03-03

NADIA a%gradable en- mi pais?-inquie-
10 ~desesperado.
Dos e~spanoles seran objeto de
sendos homenajes mundiales: es uno
un inventor y aviador muy conocido;
ell otro n gloria de la Medicinal, que
~descubrira un suero antipaludico de
eficacia sorprendente. Ell ano depor-
two Sc presenta muy bien. Espana
conseguira muchos exitos y batira al
gunos records. Tampoco sera escaso
ell moyimiento turistico. Y, como fl
nal, para cerrar va los pronosticos So
bre Espana, lie aseguro que la policia
descubrira I'm affaire en- gran escala
de contrabando de armas y estupefa-
%cientes, en- ell que esta complicada una
banda international de monederos fall
La opinión., 1935-03-03

cia no entiende de ESQ de derechas o
de izquierdas . A consequence de
este atentado. cambiara ell Gobierno
en- plazo approximate de mos tres me-
ses, al eabo de los cuales Sc anuncia
en- la vida del pals, con caracteres mar
cadisimos. una Influenza militar, pa
ra cuya direction Sc requerira a un
general que hoy Sc %encuentra tuera
de Espaiia. Ell predominio militar per-
sistira durante algunos meses, y ell
orden p1blico sera complete, salvo en-
Barcelona, Zaragoza, Bilbao Y San Sc
bastian, donde Sc produciran hechos
sangrientos. Su Excelencia ell Presi-
dente de la Republica visitara, spe-
cialmente invitado, Francia e Ingla-
terra. Ell Representative espanol en- la
Sociedad de las Naciones sera nom
brado arbitro en- un conflicto polftico.
territorial entire Francia y Alemania..
-Adelante. =.
-Habra dos huelgas generates, con
algunos episodes sangrientos; zero
sin graves resultados. Las luchas es-
tudiantileS Sc a~gudizaran.
La opinión., 1935-03-03
PERDEREMOS UN GRAN TORERO,
DOS POLITICOS Y DOS
PERIODISTAS

En- 1935-continua, implacable,
ell professor Aris-Espana perdera las
siguientes figuras: I'm gran t%orero, no
%joven. I'm idolo del publico; dos poll
ticos conocidos, tres a~viadores, dos Pc
riodistas Y dos celebres m~edicos...
-Pero les que no va a ocurrir
La opinión., 1935-03-03
UNA Y
UNOS TESTIMONIES

La mirada de Arts no sc separa de
la bola china, que acaricia con delei-
-Silencio, por favor.
Dos minutes lie bastan para iograr
la autosugestion. Los ojos del profe-
sor. abiertos ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, bri-
Han en- su cara c~etrina. Extalico...
La opinión., 1935-03-03
UN ANO
FATA IL
i s.!
Serd Ell Pr6logo de una
NueUa Guerra, Afrma
I'm FumOsO Vidente

Parece que no vive... Solo Sc niue
ven sus labios.
He dicho que 1885 es ell prologo
de una gran guerra. Espana no de-
be Intervene en- ella. Su neutrali-
dad lie hara el pals mas rico y mas
feliz del mundo e%ntero... Lo veo a
qui... Lo afirmo... Veo tambien
sangrientos disturbios en- ell Sarre...
I yuelve a la realidad, con csc gesto
del que despierta de un letargo vio-
lento.
ST viera usted-me dice-icuanto
cuesta veneer la incredulidad de las
gentes. Els ell orgullo indomito que
sc rebela contra 10 que no podemos
explicar. contra 10 que esta sobre nues-
tro deseo. sobre nuestra capa eidad. =.
lila trabajado listed en- muchos
paises?
-ioh! Miss Fakara J 20 hemos
recorrido toda Europa. Yea documen-
tos y certificates de la Escueia Su-
perior de Medicina de Reims, de ia ca
demia Medica de Roma, de los duoues
de Brabante, hoy reyes de Belgica;
del eminente professor i~taliano Alfredo
Jachia. primer cirujano de los hospi-
tales de Roma. que reconoce ''haher
constatado EN- la senorita Fakara I'm
estado de hipnotismo vigilante, de me-
tagnomia O conocimiento supranormal
e~ndoscopico (preciso situacion y for
ma de I'm cuerpo extrano en- mi ma
no)'. Ell hecho sucedio asi: ell profe-
sor Jachia era ell cientifico mas mere
dulo con la ciencia psiquica. Para
Greer necesitaba analizar.
Una prueba me basta para conyen-
cerme",-me dijo ante los alumnos de
la Facultad de Medicinal.
Hipnotice a la medium.
Por su propia nan lie vendo los
ojos con un panuelo negro. Despues,
coloc6 la a izquierda detras de la
cabeza de Fakara.
"iQue mano tengo levantada, Sc
norita?"
LA izquierda".
"jHay algo EN- ella"
Una sortija".
"Bien. No tiene NADIA de /rticular
la a~diyinacion".
"Espere... veo algo extrano GER
ca de la muneca... Els muy lejano..,
Ell doctor Jachia toma la Temperature
a una enferma... Golpea ell termome-
tro para hacer bajar ell m%ercurio..
En I'm golpe yiolento Sc rompe ell tube.
e sangre en- la mano... iva esta!
Los cuerpos e~Xtranos son tres gotitas
W ddC &c ihSioou1St Gil LII
herida . Deme un lapiz, que 10Y a
dibujar la situacion de los trozos de
metal.
Y con precision anatomical dibujo
en- esquema ell lugar en- que Sc halla.
ban las tres gotas de mercurio. FL es-
quema hecho por miss Fakara, que no
sabe NADIA de anatomia ii de dibuio,
coincide en- TODD con la r~adiograffa
de la mano del doctor. Tn murmullo
de admiration y sorpresa sono en- ell
aula. D..
"i0h! listed tiene un tesoro en- sus
manos. senior Aris-decia ell professor
Jachia-. Pero csc tesoro no lie per-
t%enece; csc tesoro corresponds a la
ciencia... 81 fuera italiana la senori-
ia Fakara ~quedaria obligatoriamente al
s~ervicio del pals.
ESPANA. EN- 1935-UN ATENTA-
La opinión., 1935-03-03
ESPANA, EN- 1e35.-UN ATENTA
DO POLITICO Y UN co
BIERNO MILITAR

-iQue preye listed para Espaha en-
1895?
-jEn que aspecto?
I'm todos. Comencemos por la
politica.
-Pues. seg1n mis- estudios, la ST.
tuacion politica interior sera muy con-
fusa. Huelgas. Disturbios. I'm gran
personaje politico, asi como tambien
un hijo 10 un sobrino) seran victimas
de I'm atentado criminal.
Else personaje politico, 5es de de-
rechas o de izquierdas?
Els I'm personaje politico. Mi Glen
La opinión., 1935-03-03

Mis- trabajos de premonici6n-ex-
plica-no tienen mad de brujeria nj
de ocultismo. Responder a una serie
de fenomenos Observation-Disclosures
STA del gran s%impatico, segun ell pro.
fesor frances Charles Riche-que orr
ginan facultades e~xcepcionales para
prever, precisando fecha Y lugar. ina
serie de acontecimientos que esc.oan
a las personals normales. La premo.
nicion es una ampliacion cognoscitiva
del presentimiento, en- ell que TODD ell
mundo cree. Tiene, asimismo. algo de
profecia, de adivinacion Y de deduc.
cion razonada de eosas presentes o
preteritas.
Una pregunta: sComo "~viaja"
listed? IComo recorre ell mundo?
En- autosugestion.. Aguarde un
momento. lie explicare.
Ell professor Arts Sc acerca a una vi
trina y me muestra un espejo esferi-
co, sobre ell que estan pintados los sig
nos del Zodiaco. En- la parte cores
pondiente al Polo Norte hay un sol
amarillento, de forma primitiva.
Els la bola china-la definicion
de la TERRA, segnn la antigua civil
Zacion mongolica-mi agente de sa-
gestion. Cada cual de mis- coprofesio-
males utiliza un objeto distinto-una
GAIA de metal. un cuchillo, una naran-
ia, que mejor liable de su alma.
Aislado por complete del mundo, me
situo ante la bola china, expulso vio-
1entamente de mi cerebro todas las
sensaciones o~rdinarias, Y en- un supre-
mo esfuerzo v~olitivo fijo mi mirada
en- un punto ~cualquiera de la bola CHI
ma; Sc produce entonces ell estado psi.
quico de la autosugestion, y mis- ia
cultades ~premonitivas hacen desfilar
por ell CRYSTAL de la esfera ina serie
de Observation-Disclosures cuya rea-
lizacion. con fecha y lugar. puedo pre-
cisar.. 70 escriho atropelladamente
datos Y nombres -.
-iSiempre es clara su supervision?
No, enor. Con frecuencia, los
hechos a r~ealizar sc presentan confu-
SOS. obscuros, d~esdibujados. :. En- e.
SOS casos recurro a mi colaboradora,
la medium senorita Fakara, cue me
"acompaha' en- e~xtasis, por suggestion
hipnotica.
La opinión., 1935-03-03

acontecimientos lleguen en- su dla, pc
TO sin vaticinar NADIA.
-iPor que, monsieur Arts?
-lOh, senior! Porque 1885 es un
ano ensombrecido por la fatalidad y
la desgracia. iQuiza sea ell mas fati-
dico del siglo!
-iTan NAL bagaje trae?
-Escuehe listed los enunciados de
mis- pronosticos: ~asesinatos. revolucio-
mes, atentados. temblores de tierra, ca
tastrofes ferroviarias, Intermediates,
muerte de grandes personajes, acci-
denies de aviacion... Habra tambien
durante este ano algunos descubri-
mientos cientificos de impottancia...
Pero 10 verdaderamente terrible es...
-1Todavia mas?
-Lo mas terrible es que 1935-a-
firma ell vidente-es ell prologo de u
ma guerra proxima. de n gran que
IRA. Lo veo asi, y asi 10 digo...
La opinión., 1935-03-03
MADRID, enero de 1885.

ID veZ nos dec, IN
POGO apesadumbrado,
ell professor { Psicolo-
gia y Cieneias Psiqul-
cas- monsieur Arts -
seria convenience 81 ST.
lencio; dejar que los
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-05-17
CHARLIE RUGGLES IS ~ DETECTIVE HERO OF
 CAPITOL'S COMEDY

Murder in the Private Car is the comedy mystery film which brings Charlie Ruggles to the Cap .td theatre tonight and Saturday.
 In the motion picture adaptation, for the picture was originally suc- cessful stage production. is nota- ble cast which includes, in support of Ruggles, Mary Carlisle, Una Merkel, Russel Hardie, Porter Hall, Willard Robertson and Berton Churchill.
 Most of the action takes place in private car attached to the rear or a transcontinental limited roar ing through the night from Los An- geles to New York. Ruggles ap- pears as a humorous detector of crime who considers it his especial duty to protect the passengers from the ever-present threat of murder.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-05-17
THE GHOUL" IS NEW MYSTERY AT UPTOWN
 WITH BORIS KARLOFF

Boris K.arloff, master of macabe makeup, is on the screen again as star of The Ghoul," mystery pie ture showing tonight at the Up- town Theatre.
 Full of excitement and frights, the picture is said to combine the thrills of FrankensteinY and Ora cula.'
 Because the story is said to be less incredible than the usual mys- tery in which he plays, "The Ghoul." is said to be about the best picture in which Karloff has yet appeared.
 The Ghoul" is a Gaumont- Brit ish production with Dorothy Hyson and Tony Bushell in the romantic rcles in support of Boris Karloff
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-05-17
BOB ARMSTRONG AND
 DIXIE LEE STAR IN
 LOCAL MUSICAL SHOW

Melody and mirth set dizzy pace in Manhattan Love Song, < the feature picture which opens at the Coliseum tonight for Friday and Saturday showings, according to advance notices.
 Bob Armstrong and Dixie Lee are the stars of this comedy of New York life, which takes one from Park Avenue penthouses to a Broadway burlesque and back again. Armstrong has the role of chaqf- feur who takes over the running or a Park Avenue penthouse and it's occupants who have lost their mon- ey, and manages to rescue his young mistress from a raid on burlesque house in which she is doing a fan dance. Dixie Lee, the young lady in question, turns crooner and sings couple of musical numbers to perfection.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-05-17
Xynda

Mg, and Mrs. H. c. Earling, Ju- eau; Angelo Pappas, Douglas.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-05-17
MAY OPEN
 INSURANCE OFFICE

Manley E. Sweazey, special repre- sentative of the Northern Life h. sulance Company Of Seattle. was Introduced at the Chamber of Con- mcgce luncheon yesterday. Following tae meeting MT, Sweazey, who ar rived here this week, from Seattle, told of plans to open a Juneau of lice soon for his firm.
 MF. Sweazey plans a trip to the Interior, but, at least by October, will return to Juneau and establish a local office. Associated with MT. Sweazey will be B. c. Johnson, a former Alaskan.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-05-17
MRS. JOHNSTON IS INITIATED INTO
 LEGION AUXILIARY

Mrs Esther Johnston was init lated into the American Legion Auxiliary last night at the Dugout.
 Following this ceremony, mem bers turned to a social program, featured by contract and auction bridge, and pinochle. Mrs Tom Hutchings was high for contract, Mrs. E l.. Gruber led the auction players and Mrs. A. Tucker was best at pinochle.
 Refreshments, served by new members, were served.
 SHOP IN JUNEAU FIRST.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-05-17
HEAVY LOSSES,
 LUMBER STRIKE
Production Drops Over 5O Per Cent Half Million
 Dollar Payroll Drop

SEATTLE, May 17-Figures of the West Coast Lumbermen's Asso- citation showed that Douglas fir production fell off 52 percent to fifty million board feet during the first week of the logging. lumber strike. Besides this falling off, pay roll losses were about $500,O0o.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-05-17
Caa.ineaE

F. Torgcnson. Juneau; John Ncd- hclt, Juneau; James MAlhster, Ju- n2au; Charles Hunpcy, Juneau; A. P. Brewer, Juneau; E. R. Edwards, Juneau; o. s. Syre, Excursion In- to+
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-05-17
AT TIFF HOTELS
AlasKan

Lee Sim onson. Juneau; Jim Brown, Juneau; Joe Sheely, Seat tic; Arnold Johnson, Excursion In- seF
Evening star., 1935-07-09
Theme Song Forgotten
In "LOVe Me Forever"
Grace Moore Sings Opera Arias and Hot
Cha Number in Splendid New Film and
FOrgetS Theme Song.
BY f. de S. MELCHER.

of the Love Me Forever" Grace
film is that the star doesn't sing Love Me foerer
l ] every minutes doesn't 1t at ALL she
~ melody don't have
namely when
the story heroine and she presses her
brts the theme long dreadful agony OF
emotion
Evening star., 1935-07-09
Marriage Licenses.
Robert H Hunter, a5, 1868 Euclid

Robert H. Hunter, 25, 1868 Euclid st.
and Ruth L. Jones. -, til Seaton pl
-, Rev: 4. 4 o,Le;ary, .oa y e. srd
"5!stf Gathering '. Hof. 20 % ; s44 i4th st, Sc;
Rev. J. F Denges
Henry F, Blake. 20; and cara Z. l. Sa Ot'
Horace E, cowman; 2ss. and Naomi d c: c
Robert L. Bishop, jr.. %. and Grace T
Houchner, - both of Charlottesville
is. both of 66 F St s.w.: Rev. B. H
Roser L. Turner 30. 1922 5th St. and
Elizabeth Robinson, 10, 63 H st; Rev
Edward % smith. Smith "A. Brooklyn, N. Y and
judge R. E. Mattingly.
Kat KsthfsR Es4 4 Z + EeEiS EFo.da& Us; 1927 Jay st
Kemp 3: PeTkinson. 81. Il: Riehm9ns' a9ns Va Va
r Miller, II. 2"@7 10th st; Rev. l.
Margaret Ella Dunmore II, 1533 st
Sc: Rey Louis i s G TT1fh' r1ofa cbsvnin,
Luther Sosh 9sses Of Passa saa ESe Ha Rev n
Frank ngtn.s K shultz. As. North Rovalton
Ohio. and Ruth SnuitS; g. bie1hS'
vile. Ohio: Judge Robert Z. MaJtlnsly
Helen F. Bristow. IS. 1917 st. Sc
Rev. John E; Briggs, r .. .,t
Marjorie R. Warburton. 81, 1929 Call
fornia st: Rev. H. H. Ranck.
Lawrence NJ. brennan: jr.. %. Conarc
Apartments and Elizabeth G. Tomz
-. Conard Apartments; Rev. Edward
Milton US Cohen. as, 2734 woodley pl.: ant
Sadye b Chaser 80 Norfolk, Va; Rabbi
Leland 4. Rice. 81. 1000 st. and Mil
cred H. G. Kiel, -; Fort Wayne. ina
Richard Taylor 30. 4443 Conduit I'd. and
Mary C. Baker. 10. 1920 Third st. ne;
Rev Walter M. Michael.
Evening star., 1935-07-09
Where and When
| Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing.

Earle-"Don't Bet on Blondes" at
1l:l5 am, 1:45, 4:30, tbs and 1905
pm. Stage shows with Phil Regan
and Wini Shaw in person, at 12:45
3:35, $40 and sos.
LOew's Fox-"Murder in the Fleet.
at 1O:45 am, 1:30, 4:20. 7:10 and 10
pm. Stage shows at 1885. 3;25, 6:15
and 9 pm.
R-K-O Keith's-"She." at 1876
am, 1888, 3:4O. 5:42. 7:44 and 9:46
pm.
Columbia The Devil Is a Wom-
an" at 1905, 2. 4, 5:55, 7:50 and
9:45 pm.
Metropolitan-"The Nit Wits" at
1875, am, 1875, 3:35, 5;35, 7:35 and
9:35 pm.
Palace-"Escapade," at 1l:05 am.
ITO, 3:15, 5:25, 1880 and $40 pm.
Tivoli-"Girl From Tenth Avenue,
at 2:35, 4:25, 6:10, 8 and Gas pm.
Ambassador Don't Bet on
Blondes" at $50. 8:15 and 9:55 pm
Roadside, Rockville pike-"Grand
Gesture" new play, at $3.50 pm.
Odeon, Forest Glen. Md.-"The
Bride the Sun Shines On at 8:40
pm.
Evening star., 1935-07-09
WOMEN USING DRUG
TO REDUCE BLINDED
Medical School Reveals Optical
Plague Among Anti-Fat
Patrons.

BY the Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 9.-Twelve
San Francisco Bay region women who
have been taking dinitrophenol, the
newly developed anti-fat drug, have
been stricken with temporary blind
ness in recent months it was disclosed
here yesterday by DR.. Loren Chandler,
dean of the Stanford University Med
ical School.
Clinical Investigations are being
conducted by the school to learn if
the blindness resulted from the drug,
or from malnutrition, unbalanced diet
and other factors.
DR.. Chandler estimated probably
100000 persons, including 100000
American women, are using the re-
ducing drug at present. He said school
authorities advise against use of the
drug for the present"
Evening star., 1935-07-09
Deaths Reported.
Mary De La Ton. 81. Home for AGED a,

Mary De La Ton. 81. Home for Aged and
Infirm.
Timothy E. shugrue. 77. 172a Irving st.
FLORENCE M Walsh, 70; Al Sherman circle.
ave.
Clarence E. Mccullough. SO. SOB Kentucky
ave. Sc.
Myrtle W. MacNerhany. A., 5233 Con-
necticut ave
Idelle KimbalL, A, st. Elizabeths Hos
Aaron H. Breckstein. A. George Wash
ington Hospital
Elmer Collier 35 Emergency Hospital.
Infant to James and Virginia Hunter. Co.
lumbia Hospital.
Prank Talbot. So, Freedmen's Hospital
Joseph Henson. 40. Gallinger Hospital.
Mrella Lewis, 4S. Home for Aged and In.
George Gray 40. Gallinger Hospital
Benny Williams. "a Casualty Hospital
EStelle Turrell, 20, Freedmen'S Hospital
infant to Elmer and Marian Spencer Gal
linger Hospital