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Evening star., 1935-02-16
Yogoda Society.

Brahmachari Jotin Of Calcutta,
India, will speak on THE Philosophy
Of Yoga" tomorrow evening in the
chapel. 1853 Columbia road. The
public is invited.
Evening star., 1935-02-16
League for Larger Life.

"Our Realization of God" is the
subject of an address by Flower New
house of Los Angeles, Calf, tomorrow
at pm. at 1414 Sixteenth street.
Public invited.
Evening star., 1935-02-16
Friendship Baptist,

Rev. William Weaver will preach
tomorrow at II am. Holy communion
at 3 pm Singing by the Young
Mems Jubilee Chorus at pm.
Evening star., 1935-02-16
Western Presbyterian.

The subject Of the sermon Sunday
morning will be When the Vision
Tarries." The evening service will be
conducted by the session with E. &C.
Brownell presiding. The drive for
funds to meet the present emergency
will continue until February %.
Evening star., 1935-02-16
st. Marks Baptist.

Preaching by the pastor, Rev. B: F.
Cant, tomorrow at IL am. on What
Is the church," and 8 pm, Living
a Full Life" Prayer meeting Thurs
day, 8 pm.
Evening star., 1935-02-16
John Wesley A. M, Z. z.

Windows Opened Toward Jeru-
salem," will be the sermon subject to-
morrow morning by the minister, Rev.
w. o. Darlington. "A Little Bit of
Oil" will be the message to the junior
church. At 7:45 pm. the minister
will preach on Fellowship With
Christ" Holy communion will be
administered at the evening service.
Evening star., 1935-02-16

The solemn Lourdes procession and
the blessing of the sick will be held
tomorrow at 5 o'clock. This service
will be broadcast direct from the
church through VOL. Rev. Francis
p. Harrity, assistant pastor, will direct
the service and Rev. Paul Bussard will
be the celebrant of benediction. The
pastor, DR.. John Heating Cartwright,
will preach the third of his series of
sermons. on "The Progress of God and
Mankind" His particular topic will be
"The Crown Of the Earthly Creation"
Evening star., 1935-02-16
St. CoIumba's Episcopal.

Holy communion 7:30 am, and
morning prayer II am. subject Of
the morning sermon, God and Your
Personal Prohlems." There will be
Evening star., 1935-02-16
Chanel Of the Atonement.

Morning prayer and address at $50
am. Sermon by the vicar, Rev. A. A.
Birch.
Evening star., 1935-02-16
McKendree Methodist.

Mrs. Claude H. Ward will be at
the piano while her yodeling hus-
band leads a song service tomorrow
at 8 pm. They will also be assisted
by the Boosters Band" which they
are now organizing. The minister
will speak on Getting Back What
Is Given"
At IL o'clock Rev. Samuel E. Rose
will preach on 1.-The Opened Win
dow" Special music by the choir.
Midweek service Thursday at 8 pm.
with q discussion by Mr.. Rose.
Evening star., 1935-02-16
st. GEORGES Chanel.

There will be holy communion at 7
am. Morning prayer at II am.
Message on Race Relationship" Eve
ming prayer and address at 7:45 pm.
by Rev. A. A. Birch, vicar.
Evening star., 1935-02-16
Langdon M. e.

Rev. Henry H. Rowland, minister.
will preach tomorrow morning on
salvation Through the Death OF
Christ"
Evening star., 1935-02-16
Church Of Christ.

Evangelist James H. McBroom win
preach tomorrow at $3.50 Fourteenth
street at II am. on Us the Bible In
Evening star., 1935-02-16
Peck Memorial.

Peck Memorial.
"Bet Your Life on This" Is Rev.
Irving w. Ketchum's subject Sunday
night Gospel hymns will precede the
sermon. In the morning he will
preach on Goods Faithful Man" DIR.
Edison will continue his talks to the
Cuthbert Class at 9:45 am. The
Highway and Parent-Teachers Glasses
will meet at the Sunday School.
The Parent Teachers Association
will meet Wednesday at 8 pm. The
pastor will conduct the worship
period.
Mrs. Claytol1 X. Haskell will be In
charge Of the Handcraft and Sewing
ing School Saturday at 1890 am.
Evening star., 1935-02-16
Luther Film.

A moving picture Of Martin
Luther, His Life and Time" will be
shown at Concordia Lutheran Evan
gelical Church tomorrow evening.
Appropriate musical selections will
be rendered on the organ. An ex-
planatory lecture will be given by Miss
De Pauly.
In both the German and the English
service in the morning. Rev. Charles
Enders will preach on THE Harmony
of Life in Christ"
In the meeting of the Brotherhood
next Tuesday the tenth anniversary
will be celebrated.
Evening star., 1935-02-16
st. Marks Baptist.

Linn A. e. Gale, president Of the
Washington Open Forum. will be
guest speaker to the Civic National
Forum tomorrow at 4 pm. Subject:
Mexico Today" The public Is in
vited
Rev. B. F. Cant Is pastor of the
church.
Evening star., 1935-02-16
Super Mind Science.

DR.. G. F.. Fraser will lecture at
1926 H street tomorrow at IL am. on
"The Sin of Self Righteousness" and
at 8 pm, WAS Jesus Christ Positive?"
and Wednesday, 8 pm, THE Manifes-
tation Of God Within"
Evening star., 1935-02-16

Metropolitan Wesley A. NJ. E. z.
Preaching at II am. by Rev. r. z.
Poe. and at 8 pm. by the pastor, Rev.
J. w. Mccoy.
Evening star., 1935-02-16
Activities in Local Churches M
Immaculate Conception.

spired?" and at 7:45 pm. on "The
Sound Doctrine"
Evening star., 1935-02-16
Vedanta Society.

1.-THE Secret Of Peace and Content
ment" will be the subject Of the lee
ture tomorrow at pm. by Swami
Vividishananda, 1712 N street. On
Tuesday at 8 pm he teaches the Up
anishads, and on Thursdays at 8
pm. a course on concentration and
self-mastery.
Evening star., 1935-02-16

intercessions in the church from 4:30
to S pm.
Evening star., 1935-02-16

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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-26
Jednou sirkou 24krat zapaIit.

Zajimav6ho 1spechu V obo-
Iru zapalkovem Sc dopracoval
slezsky obcan Rudolf Petru-
Ska, ktery jiz nekterymi svymi
Vecmi udivil pred casem a KITE
ry bydl1 V Katerinkach u Opa-
Wy. Dlouhou dobu Sc tento muz
zabyva zdokonalen1m zapalek.
Podarilo Sc mu vyrobiti oprav-
du takove zapalky, ktere vzdo-
ruiz vlhku, vode a je mono S
jednou zapalkou zapaliti i
24krate. Vec byla vystavena
V H~olesove, kde poctena fla
tou medali1. Petruska nyn1 dial
cely vynalez patentovat a "a
zadal O vyrobn1 povolenf. V
Opave Sc utvor1 spolecnost,
ktera tyto trvale zapalky, KITE
re jist6 vytlac1 nemecke zapa-
lovace, ktere Sc k nam pasuj1
houfne, Dude vyrabet. Zapal-
ky tyto mali byti lacin6ji neil
d~osavadn1 a tax bezpecnejs1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-26
Akrobatova dobrodruzstvi.

V sumperku, policie zadrze-
la podezTeleho NUE., V nemz
pozdeji zjistila 24leteho cirku-
soveho a varetn1ho akrobata
Roberta Ervina Charles Funka
re Strallsundu V Nemecku.
Funk byl okresn1m soudem Cd
souzen pro nedovolene pfekro-
cent nasich hranic, pro potulku
a zebrotu ma mes1c do v6zen1.
Pc odpykan1 trestu Dude akro-
bat dopraven Ease opet ma hra-
nice. U soudu v%ypravel Funk
velmi zaj1mave veci. Uprchl
z Nemecka, kdyz 81 pTedt1m
odsedel ctyri mesice V kon-
centracn1m taboTe We Zwikau,
kan Sc dostal pro vyrok proti
Hitlerovu rezimu. Kdyz byl
pod policeman dozorem, ude-
lali ma mem krevnf zkousku, a.
by byl pozdeji sterilisovan. z
obavy pred sterilisac1 akrobat
utekl do nas1 republiky a uz Sc
nechce do Nemecka nikdy vra-
tit.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-26
Dobrovolny konec vinarnika.

Mattel vinarny v Ulici %.
T1jna V Olomouci, Frant. Stra-
va, byl nalezen ma zachodku
mrtev. Smyckou provazu do
brovolne ukoncil svGj zivot.
Zesnuly, 65lety, trpel posledn1
dobou tragickym skonem sve-
no zete Vlacha.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-26
PTivezl z Ruska pet vnoueat.

FrantiSek Lorinz, je mu ted
40 let, ktery Sc V roce 1916 do
stall do ruskeho zajeti a dlouha
leta nev6del O pTevratu u mas,
vratil Sc teprve nyn1 domd.
Pracoval napTed jake zajatec
V sibfrskych tundrach, pax do
stall praci V lodenicfch V Irkut-
sku, kde Sc take ozenil. DomG
psal, nedostaval vsak odpovedi
myslil proto, re start rodice,
kterf NELL statek V Zadolf V &C.
chach jiz zemfeli a 0 statek
re asi pTisli. Proto DON'T nijak
nespechal. Teprve pred KRAFT
kym casem dostal cd rodic1
psanf, ably Sc vratil a prevail
hospodaTstv1. I pen1ze ma ce-
stu mu poslali. Cd ruskych
dradG dostal povolen1 k navra-
tn a nyn1 pTijel S celou rodi-
nou varsavskym rychl1kem do
Bohumina. Neskryval svou ra-
dost a stestf, Re Sc pc 10 letech
opet vracf dom1 a re vse dopa-
dlo lepe, neil doufal. Veze
rodicdm pet vnoucat, jez Sc il
Ste brzy nauc1 cesky a test Sc, s
,jakou chut1 Sc vrhne do mi ma
statku, ktery rodice pro neho
lzachovali.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-26

= Trinact osob Zahynulo
kdyz kralovsky holandsky do
pravn1 aeroplan vrazil do hory
a srftil sc do stromG nedaleko
vsi San Giacomo, tTi mile cd
San Bernardino, svycary.
Mezi zabitymi jsou Gerard a
Virginia Phillips, jichz narod-
most nebyla z~jistena; druzf "a
hynul1 jsou Anglicani, Holan-
dane, Nemci a svycari. Vyse-
trovanfm Sc %zjistilo, re letadlo
die vseho Sc snazilo nouzove
pfistati, a kratce pred zFice-
MIN vysilalo sos signaly. To
to je jiz tTet1 letadlo teze spo-
lecnosti, ktere Sc rozbilo v sed-
mi mes1c1ch. Pr prvn1m nestle
st1 Z, a pTi druhem 6 osob bylo
zabito.
= Deset mrtvol bylo vytaze-
no re sachty adolf Won Han
semann" nedaleko Dortmund.
Nemecko. Explosf bylo crane.
no 26 jinych havfT1, kteTf byl
vyneseni zachrannou cetou na
povrch zeme. K vybuchu do.
iSlo 2400 StOn nod znmf
The Washington times., 1935-10-15

Flash!-Kate Smith is back on
the air!
The Dixie Songbird, whose war
blings have thrilled nation and
brought happiness to the afflicted
started a series Of broadcasts Oc.
tober under the sponsorship of
A6SP.
Miss Smith needs no introduc.
ton to radio fans. but above all
she needs none to Washing. on.
ians. She lived here many years
Of her life and has made many
stage appearances IN the National
Capital.
You can hear Kate Smith every
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day at 7;3O p. m.
The nationally known singer,
whose charities in behalf of the
afflicted, the i'll and the unknown
are numerous, has Just completed
q 10-months' vaudeville engage
ment which took her to scores of
cities and towns throughout the
country.
She has withstood the acid test
The Washington times., 1935-10-15

, of popularity. Her following has
increased.
Her personal appearances are
in greater demand for all types
Of worthy fund-raising drives, in.
Guiding the Red Cross, than any
other celebrity.
Do you remember how Kate
Smith raised $4,000 in one eve.
ming and saved the Philadelphia
Orchestra from possible collapse2
That was only one of the many
times the Dixie Songbird has
come to the rescue of a worthy
cause. On that occasion she gave
a benefit performance in the
Academy of Music in Philadelphia
and 1000 men and women jam.
med the hall to hear her. Deems
Taylor, music critic, mounted the
roStrum.
He called upon the audience to
name the songs they wanted Kate
Smith to sing for them. He put
the songs on the auctioneer's
block, so to speak. The highest
bidder had the song sung by Kate
Smith,
The Washington times., 1935-10-15
MaCaroni Is Rich
In EnergyConteni

Encore macaroni, spaghetti and
noodles are rich in gluten and
starch. both Of which are Of prime
Importance in the human diet.
Henry C. Sherman, Phi. D.. Sc.
D., Columbia University, writing
about macaroni products. says
that from the standpoint Of fuel
value per pound. that is, the abil-
ity of these foods to create heat"
and supply enc rgy--macaroni.
spaghetti and noodles assume posi-
tions in diet lists above such other
table favorites as boiled potatoes
almost all other vegetables, fresh
or cooked fish and steak.
The Washington times., 1935-10-15
ENCORE COOKS
SPAGHETTI

Encore Prepared Spaghetti is
made with Quaker Maids own En-.
core spaghetti.
The product is cooked scientifi-
cally, the entire process being
Enthusiastically controlled to as
sure thorough cooking. A blend
ing Of the spaghetti with a savory
sauce of tomatoes, cheese and Sc
lected spices achieves result not
unlike the renowned Italian dish.
For the quick snack, or for pre-
pairing meals at the last minute,
few items are so appropriate, 80
satisfying, and so easy 70 serve.
The Washington times., 1935-10-15

the BEAN. It is important to re
member this fact, in view Of thu
contention of scientists that coffee
ground before going into the retail
stores loses 80 per cent of its flavor
at the end of 10 days.
Every package of A&P coffee
is dated with the day Of roasting
Housewives can tell from this
exactly when the coffee was
roasted.
Grinding Important
There is still another step in
providing good coffee for the
public, a step which is frequently
overlooked but a step just as i'm.
portant as the buying of high
quality coffee beans, scientific
roasting and blending.
This step is the grinding Of the
coffee bean.
Coffee-making devices vary in
the amount of time they permit
hot water to come in contact with
the ground coffee. Drip pots, for
instance, allow a relatively short
while. The coffee. therefore,
should be ground fine to allow
rapid extraction of its favored
essences.
Percolators allow the hot water
to pass over the ground coffee
several times and if finely ground
coffee we're used the result would
be a bitter flavor of coffee.
ALI Requirements Met
But A8GP is prepared to meet
this last and most important re-
quirement of bringing good coffee
to the public.
Coffee mills in A6SP stores are
adjustable to give exactly the
right grind for each method of
coffee making and the different
settings are clearly marked with
the name of the pot for which
the coffee is being ground.
A8SP coffee service provides a
blend for every taste. Eight
O'Clock, Red Circle and Bokar are
all equal in quality and differ
only in flavor.
The Washington times., 1935-10-15
New Taste Thrill

Nearly everyone is acquainted
with the delicious flavor of honey
on hot bread or toast. But for a
new thrill try it on pancakes
or waffles, in fruit drinks or
cocktails. Or sweeten tea with
it instead of sugar and a new
taste pleasure awaits.
The Washington times., 1935-10-15
FINEST BLENDS
PREPARED BY
EXPERTS
AGP Coffee Service
Provides a Blend For
Every Taste

A winter morning E. logs burn
ing in the fireplace white
flakes of snow pelting the win
dows newspaper 80.
And the aroma of good coffee.
This is a picture of the typical
American home during the long
winter months. Coffee is aSsoci!
ated with the first meal Of the
day and frequently a cup of good
coffee will be reflected in a man
or woman's efforts during the
course of the day.
That old adage about getting
out Of the wrong side Of the bed
might aptly be changed to the
question whether the person had
Q cup Of poor grade coffee.
A&P Foundation
Coffee is one of the foundation
stones of the A&P structure. It
was with the two commodities Of
tea and coffee that the nation
wide chain began its existence in
1859. Naturally, AdEP has kept
stride with the march of events,
and has made every effort to
maintain its enviable record Of
selling only the best possible
"Java."
The Atlantic and Pacific Tea
Company is the worlds greatest
coffee merchant. More people
drink A8P coffee than any other
nine brands combined.
Statistics reveal that Of every
six cups Of coffee used in this
country one cup has been made
with one of the A6SP brands.
EOmance Of Coffee
How coffee is grown, picked.
packed, shipped to this country
and finally delivered to the A6EP
stores forms the basis for an in
tereSting story.
Coffee grows on an evergreen
shrub and when ready to be
picked resembles cherry. In the
cherry-like substance are two cof.
fee beans. The cherries are dried
In the sun and the pulp is re-
moved by washing.
The beans are then sorted, grad
I'd and classified.
> Expert buyers are on hand to
pick out the grades they desire.
A4EP maintains its own staff
Of buyers on coffee plantations,
most Of which are in South and
Central America. Brazil and Co
lombia are the worlds greatest
coffee producing nations.
A&P Method Unique
Asp is the only American
retailer Of coffee to maintain
corps Of buyers both in Colombia
and Brazil.
The buyers roast and brew
many samples of the coffee bean
before making final purchases of
their stock.
After a ,ot has been chosen
It is brought to the wharf for
shipment to the United States.
Here the coffee is again sampled
and tested before being blended
and roasted.
One of the most important
phases Of the coffee industry is
the roasting process. BY this one
step good coffee beans can be
spoiled.
ASP calls on science to de-
termine when the coffee has been
properly roasted.
Strictly Scientific
There is no hit-and-miss work
In the roasting of A8SP coffee. It
is strictly scientific. A&P has in
vented and patented a method of
automatic roasting that insures a
uniformly perfect roast at all
times. Each roast of coffee from
A6EP plants is exactly like every
other roast.
After the coffee has been
roasted it is again tested and then
rushed to A6EP stores.
A&P coffee goes to the stores in
The Washington times., 1935-10-15
Kate Smith Is On Air
For A&P Coffee Time

F1ash-Kate Smith back on%of popularity Her following
La opinión., 1935-07-28
MEXICAL |, B. 6.
Por ADOLFo M. WILHELMY

al senior Ingeniero Manuel Rivas,
ounce mil acres de terrenos. GER
canos a estacion "Tecolote', los que
seran irrigados por Ell sistema de
bombeo y que Sc dedicaran a las
siembras de a~lgodon, trigo, cebada,
etc, bien por ell sistema de apar-
cerias o por ell de refacciones. Ell
socio Jose Ulloa informo a grandes
rasgos sobre la pignoracion del tri-
go, que es a su cuidado, promotion
do datos d~etallados para la proxi-
ma reunion, y hacienda yer por Ill
timo Ia convenience de que del Sc
no de la Association Sc nombre una
comision idonea para Que maneje
Ia proxima cosecha de algodon de
todos los socios, en- beneficio de los
mismos, V no Sc dejen estas impor
tantes actividades al arbitrio de las
compaffas, como Sc ha estado ha-
ciendo hasta ell %presente. La propo-
sici6n fue aceptada con entusiasmo
Y en- su oportunidad serA nomtra-
da Ia comisi6n pedida. Fijando Ell
precio del trigo de los miembros de
la agrupaci6n en- ciento diez pesos
Ia tonelada. Con este termino Ia In
teresante session que someramente
resehamos.
La opinión., 1935-07-28
INTENTo

La joyen meXicana Josefina He
rrera, de II amos de edad, Sc arro-
jo anoche bajo las ruedas de un
tranyia electrico. en- la vecina ciu-
dad de Ell Paso. pero el motorista
empleo los garrotes de aire Y 10
detuvo violentamente, aun cuando
por desgracia no pudo impedir que
Ell tranvfa golpeara a dicha seho-
rita y esta Sc encuentra sumamen
te grave en- ell hospital Masonico
temiendose que muera de un mo-
mento a otro, pues tiene fractura-
do Ell craneo, ademas de haber re
cibido otras ~lesiones importantes en-
ell cuerpo.
Josefina ha entrado en- un perio-
do de inconsciencia y solo a inter-
yalos pronuncia ell nombre de "Eu-
genio", c~reyendose que trato de sui
cidarse por una deception amorosa.
FL conductor del tranvia infor-
ma que al llegar a la esquina de las
Gales Poplar Y Yandell, Sc do cuen
Ia de que dos muchachas estaban
esperanto n que pasara ell tranvfa,
pero de pronto una de elias Sc des-
prendio de la otra Y Sc arrojo ba-
10 las ruedas. habiendo sido COM
,pietamente impossible evitar ell &C.
cidente.
La senorita Garcia pertenece q
una conocida familia de nuestra &C
lonia nue tipne su reeidencia on Ia
Gale wyoming 1921.
La opinión., 1935-07-28
oTRo "cRIMEN PERFEcTo"

va cerrada esta corresponsalfa fui
avisando que un ~campesino ha-
tfa sido muerto a puhaladas, en-
mos canales de los terrenos de La
~Torchosa", cuyo nom5re Sc ignora
.hasta estos momentos, seg0n avl-
SO que ACADIA de rendir ante la Co
mandancia de Policia y Ell Represen
tante Social, ell Sub-Delegado del
.Gobierno en- Estaci6n Cucapa. In
mediatamente ocurrimos a Ia Agen
cha del Ministerio Publico, donde
Sc nos INDIGO que en- esos preci-
SOS momentos salia ell personal de
Ia oficina para ell teatro de los Il
cesos, diciendosenos tambien que
hasta ese momento parece que este
nuevo crimen esta tambien envuel-
to de impenetrable misterio. .Sera
que los a~sesinos de don Nicolas
Ibarra, envalentonados por su impu
nidad actual, estan sentando es-
cuela entire las hampas maleantes
y asesinas? Con mayores datos y
detalles informare en- proxima CO.
Irresponsible.
La opinión., 1935-07-28
Ell ASUNTO RELlGiOSO

Por ultimo, ell gobernador Que
vedo manifesto que durante las
conferenclas que tuvo con el ge-
neral CArdenas. ell Presidente lie
ratifico su criterio de que dejaba
en absolute libertad a los gobier-
nos locales para que eXpidieran las
reglamentaciones que creyeran con-
y%enientes sobre asuntos religiosos,
pues ell propio primer mandatario
es respetuoso de "a soberania de
los Estados.
En- tai virtud. ell general Queve-
do dice que no estima conveni>pte
por ahora modificar las leyas en-
materia de cultos y por 10 taIto
continuara la restriction a los sa-
cerdotes o ministries de cualquier
quito, en- los terminus fijados por
las leyes de chihuahua.
Este 1ltimo punto de las decla-
raciones del gobernador ha causa-
do profundo descontento entire ell
elemento cato.ico de Ciudad Julrez
y de TODD ell Estado. pues Sc creia
que ell Executive local mo~dificaria
su polftica en- materia rellgiosa. Sin
embargo, los mismos elementos no
Sc desalientan y Sc dirigiran al ge-
neral Cedillo para recordarle ell
ofrecimiento que les hizo en- eota
ciudad de que interpondria su in
fluencia ante ell Presidente Caide-
mas, para pedirle que Sc conceda
complete libertad de creencias al
pueblo de Chihuahua, 10 mismo que
ell regreso de los sacerdotes que Sc
hallan en- ell eXilio a fin de que
puedan oficiar en- los temples que
tenian a su cargo.
La opinión., 1935-07-28
ElBremenf ue....

ducir esa campaha, Y Tue las e
mostraciones y actividades parti-
culares en- contra de los judios que
daran prohibidas.
AL decir que "esta campaha sera
llevada a cabo de mode distinto",
ell jefe ~policiaco Sc nego a decir
cual sera ell sistema que Sc siga.
Sin embargo, hizo la aclaracion 81
guiente:
"Ultimamente Sc ha enterado ell
gobierno que alaunos miembros
del partido n~azista Sc han visto
arraatrados por elementos provo
cadores a sesuir determinado siste
ma do campana init -semita, en- una
forma inconveniente.
"Por 10 tanto, este sobierno vuel
We a advertir que la campana an
ti-judia esta en- sus manos, y que
queda enteramente prohibido a los
psrticuiares i~nmiscuirse en- la perse
cuci6n. Este inoluye desde man
char y pintarrajear los ~frentes de
las casas comerciales o particula-
res, vitrinas, e~scaparates, etc., que
sean de propiedad judia, hasta los
| mas grandes ~atentados.
"En oonseeuencia, esta media'a
| tiende a e!iminar de sus filas a los
nazistas que obren Independence
mente, pues la eampaha ha de ser
dirigida por la autoridad oficial'.
| PROTESTA DEL VATlCANO
Los catolicos Sc encuentran nue.
| vamente &c placemes al saber que
ell V~aticano envio una nueva nota
de protesta al gobierno aleman por
la persecution anti-catolica.
En- los c~irculos religiosos de esa
| iglesia, Sc asegura que Monsehor
Cesare Orsenigo. nuncio papal en-
! Berlin, hizo entrega de una segun-
da nota energica al ministerio de
! relaciones, pero en- este departamen
to y en- otros del gobierno 20 ME
ga que sea verdad.
Hoy SO informo que numerosos
~veteranos de la legion de los cas-
cos de acero" han sido aprehendi-
dos por las autoridades militares.
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