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The Indianapolis times., 1935-08-09
SPECIAL SCHOOL READY
FOR JOBLESS TEACHERS
$50 to Take Courses at Ball State
and Franklin,

Emergency educational training
schools for $50 unemployed Indiana
school teachers will begin Monday
for a four weeks period at Franklin
and Ball State Teachers College.
The courses will offer instruction
in teaching methods, literary, Amer
icanization and parent education.
instruction in rural economics
and workers education is being
given to 100 unemployed teachers at
Purdue University. Glasses there be-
gan July 29 and will continue until
Aug 81.
The Indianapolis times., 1935-08-09
Cotton Loan Extension Urged

COttoii Lodh EA1chStVh OiSeu
By United Press
WASHINGTON. Aug. 9.-Senator
John H. Bankhead Cd, Ala rec
commended to President Roosevelt
today a continuation of the 12-cent
loan on cotton for the 1885 crop.
He said a decision is expected
shortly.
The Indianapolis times., 1935-08-09
EPIDEMIC CANCELS
SCOUTS JAMDOREE
Paralysis Spreading, RooSe-
Welt Exercises Caution.

! By United Press
WASHINGTON, Aug. 9-The
decision to cancel the Boy Scouts
world jamboree here was taken,
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three" scouts becoming afflicted
with the disease made it inadvisable
to hold the encampment palnned for
several months.
The Indianapolis times., 1935-08-09
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First Presbyterian-Dr. George Arthur
Frsnz pastor 10 a. m. church school,.
IL with Mr ". D. Dayley OF winnipeg.
Canada. as the speaker.
Broadway EvangeIieaI-The Rev. George
; Lozier. pastor. Morning theme. "e
are known by Others
Ebenezer Luiheran-The Rev. Kenneth
Hartman. pastor Morning. Holy Com
munion and sermon. Calling on His
Name"
Memorial Baptist-The Rev. George G.
Kimsey pastor. Morning theme. Lessons
From Daniel. night Taxing Chance
Edsewood NJ E-Ths Rev. NJ o. Rob
bins. pastor Morning theme. Human
Personality" night The Night Man
Went Wrong
Fletcher Place NJ. E.-Ths Rev Howard
G Lytle pastor Morning. the Rev. L. g
MUIR will speak.
InmanusI Reformed Rev. Herbert
? Weckuueller pastor Morning. Dr.
Edward Hsines Kistler Til speak
st Matthew Lutheran-Ths Rev. L. c, z
Packer pastor. Morning theme. Let
God's Statutes Be Thy Guide In the
afternoon the children Of the SUNDAY
PARK STIO' Game VII be played and -efresh-
ments served.
Meridian Heights Presbyterian-The Rev
Sidney Bla. Harry. pastor 10 a. m, the
Rev Warren z Darnell OF Little NECK
Long Island. will speak.
East Park VI. E.-The Rev. R; A Uhey;
psstor Morning theme Roll Call OF
Members" night. Goo Man
Irvington Pgesbyterian. The Rev !ohn
Confidence in Day Of Confusion night
union service with the Rev. Harold o.
Boon speaking.
Capitol Avenue NJ. E.-The Rev, E
Arnold Clegg. pastor. MORNING e... MIS-
Marian Gallop. superintendent OF the state
Womens Prison will speak
First Friends-The Rev. o. Herschel;
70 ger. pastor Morning at $50. combined
service with Prof John J. Harvey speak
ing.
Garfield Park Evangelical.,,The Rev Nor
man H. Schultz, pastor, Morning theme
The Wonderful Name.
Downey Avenue Christian-The Rev. R.
Johnson. pastor. Morning at s.5O' Inc
Church and Religion
Lynhurst Baptist-The Re-. c. H..
Scheick pastor. Morning. sermon py
Francis S. Scheick; night. sermon oy
Alpheus Robbins.
University Park Christian-The Rev
James H Tlsey, pastor. Morning Dr.
Ernest N. Evans OF the Federation Of
Churches Of Indianapolis will speak;
night services will be held at 40th-st ana
Canitol-av with the Rev. Paul Eodlng-
field former pastor of the Broad Ripple
Christian. speaking.
blaine Avenue NJ. E.-The Rev. L. G.
Carnes. pastor Morning theme. 1T Is
Appointed Unto Men once to Die night,
What Is Your Life?"
BeIlaire NJ E.-The Rev. E. Earl Jones.
pastor Morning theme. "Conquering the
World: night Gods Plan OF Salvation.
First EvanselicaI-The Rev. r. H. Muel-
Ter. pastor Morning. the Rev. H. E.
Eoerhsrdt. superintendent Of the Wheeler
City Mission. will speak: night. serice will
be held in the Laymen's League Taber-
nacle. Michigan-st and Hamilton-av
Unity Truth Center-The Rev Murrel G.
Powell. pastor. Morning at II. Gertrude
Shaner will speak on Obedience
Third Christian-Dr. william r. Rothen-
hurcer. pastor. Morning. the Rev. Charles
NJ. Fillmore will speak on Did Jesus Kiss
JudaS9'
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BeIlaire NJ E-The Rev. z. Earl Jones.
pastor Morning theme. "Conquerlng the
World night. Gods Plan Of Salvation.
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Christian Sciences Spirit" will be the
subject of the lesson sermon in all
Churches of Christ. Scientist on Sunday
The Indianapolis times., 1935-08-09

blaine Avenue NJ E.-The Rev L. G.
Carnes psstor Morning theme. 1T Is
Appointed Unto Men once to Die; night.
What Is Your Life?'
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Christ Church. EpiseepaI-The Rev. z,
munion: s:45 morning prayer and
fee@Pn fectoP Of St. "a" james mes cSurch. vincennes.
Ind.
CarrOutOn- Avenue RefOrmed-The Rev.
theme. iThe virtae or JOyoGsness.
Central Aysnu. M. E-Dr. Charles
"Are You Praying With Your Eyes Open?"
Advent EpiseopaEThe Rev. George A.
munion; 9, m~rning prayer.
.BeviIle-av Evangelical-The Rev F. c.
Kuebler. pastcr sunday school and
Tabernacle. Jefferson and e. Michigan-sts.
At night. union services will be held with
cooperating churches with the Rev. Virgil
Brock preaching both morning and even
ing.
Broadway NJ E.-The Rev Richard NJ
Millard, pastor Morning, Dr. Walter w.
Christian Faith and Idealism: $50. Dr.
Barnes will address the Epworth League.
.Gethsemane Lutheran-The Rev. J. S.
Albert pastor. Morning theme, The
Tests Of Christian Character
A. Mccullough. pastor. Morning theme,
Eternal Life" night. union services on
the indiana Central campus
Christian Spirit will be the
subject of the lesson sermon in all
Churches of Christ, Scientist on Sunday
Missionary Tabernacle-The Rev. Otto
H Mater pastor. At 1890, the Rev. Dora
Leek will speak on Christian, Perfection" "
Gods Great Purpose" 1880. the Rev.
Amos Pearson will speak on The Way
OF the Transgressor.
Edwin Ray NJ. E.-The Rev. william
Talbot Jones. pastor. Morning. the Rev.
Rnhert Wenner will sneak
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r. Daries. pastor. Morning the Rev. D.
H. Gilliatt of Indiana Central College Will
speak on Realizing Our Vision"
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University Park Christian-The Rev
James H Tisley, pastor Morning. DR.;
Churches of Indiana polls. will speak
night services will be held at 4oth-st and
Canitol-av. with the Rev. Paul Eddlng-
field. former pastor of the Broad Ripple
Christian Speaking
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Central Christian-Dr. w. A. Shullen-
Buckner will speak
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Edwin Ray NJ. E.-The Rev. William
Talbot Jones' pastor. Morning. the Rev.
Robert Wenner will speak.
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st. Matthews EpiscOpal-The Rev Har-
old O. Boon. vicar. 7:30 a. m. Holy Com
munion; 8. morning PRAYER and sermon
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First EvangeIicaILThe Rev. r. H. Muel-
ler pastor. Morning. the Rev. H. E.
Eberhsrd,. superintendent of the Wheeler
CITY Mission. will speak: night serice will
be held in the Laymens League Taber-
nacle Michigan-st and Hamilton-av.
The Indianapolis times., 1935-08-09

Madison Avenue NJ. E.-The Rev Charles
A. Mccullough. pastor. Morning theme.
Eternal LIFE night. union services on
the Indiana Central campus.
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Bethlehem Lutheran-The Rev. Allen x
Trout. pastor $50 a. m. theme "0ark
Trying Experience Of the Christian Life
Overcome BY Light ~
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Lynhurst Baptist-The Rev c. H.
Scheick pastor Morning. sermon by
Francis S Scheick. night, sermon by
Apheus Robbins.
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Woodside VI. E.-The Rev M H. Rey-
nolds. pastor. Morning. A. NJ. Canatsev
will be guest speaker; night, the choir
from the East Columbus Ind. M. E.
Church will give a sacred musical pro-
gram The Rev. G: J. Pickett of that
church will speak
The Indianapolis times., 1935-08-09

All Saints Cathedral. Episcopal - The
Rev. Robert c. AleXsnde vicar 80 a. m
Holy Communion; II, morning prayer and
sermon.
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Downey Avenue Christian-The Rev. R.
Johnson. pastor. Morning at S.5O Inc
Church and Religion.
The Indianapolis times., 1935-08-09

Unity Truth Center-The Rev. Murrel G.
Powell. pastor Morning al II. Gertrude
Shaner will speak on Obedience.
The Indianapolis times., 1935-08-09

Third Christian-Dr. William F. Rothen-
hurger pastor. Morning the Rev. Charles
NJ. Fillmore will speak on Did Jesus Kiss
Judas"
The Indianapolis times., 1935-08-09

.GethSemane Lutheran-The Rev. J. S.
Albert pastor. Morning theme, The
Tests OF Christian Character"
The Indianapolis times., 1935-08-09

Garfield Park Evangelical-The Rev. Nor
man H Schultz, pastor Morning theme.
The Wonderful Name
The Indianapolis times., 1935-08-09
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Broadway VI. E.-The Rev. Richard NJ
Millard, pastor Morning, DR.. Walter w.
Barnes OF Liverpool, Eng. will speak on
Christian Faith and Idealism $50 DR..
Barnes will address the Epworth League.
The Indianapolis times., 1935-08-09

Centenary Christian-The Rev Harry r
Bridwell, pastor. Morning theme at o:25.
Between Two Worlds; night, The Fool
Hath Said"
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bur D. Grose. pastor. Morning theme.
Attaining Spiritual Health; $50, Ep-
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Imperial Valley press., 1935-09-07
Mrs. Barrymore
Withdraws Second
Suit For Divorce

LOS ANGELES. Sept. 7. U.P)-
While retaining her first divorce
action in full effect, Dolores Cos
tello Barrymore, blonde screen act
ress and wife of John Barrymore,
stage and film star, today filed
dismissal of her second divorce
suit.
Both actions accused Barrymore
of intemperance and mental cruel
ty but the second named as code
fendant the actors business man
ager, Henry Hotchiner.
She filed the second action be-
cause, she asserted, Hotchiner held
a large amount Of her husbands
property. In it she asked he be re-
strained from disposing of any such
property.
Attorneys for the actress explain
ed that todays procedure was to
eliminate technicalities in tying up
Barrymore's assets"
In addition to a division of COM
munity property, Miss Costello seeks
custody of their two children, Do
lores and John Jr., $1,000 a month
for their support and $4,000 monthly
for herself.
Barrymore last was reported in
New York where he frequently was
seen in company with his youthful
protege. 19-year-old Elaine Barrie.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-09-07
Troops On Guard
In Harlan County

HARLAN, KY, Sept 7. U.P)-
Threats of violence and vote frauds
brought 300 national guardsmen in
to bloody Harlan county today for
the runoff primary to select a Dem
ocratic candidate for governor.
Opponents of Thomas S. Rhea,
who has the support of Gov. Ruby
Laffoon, charged that the governor
was attempting to swing the cleo
ton to his candidate by sending in
the state troops Rhea is an old
time Democrat who aided Laffoon
in putting through the per cent
sales tax.
Lieut.. Gov. A. H. Chandler, 81,
who ran second to Rhea in the
August 3 primary, opposes the sales
tax and the mint julep coIonels"
appointed by Laffoon.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-09-07
L. A. Butter and Eggs
l. A. Stocks

LOS ANGELES. Sept. T. U.p)-A.
rise in prices, with additional new
1885 highs, continued on the Los
Angeles stock exchange during the
short session today.
Edison common rose a to a new
high at 227s on 300 shares sold. The
6s dropped Is, selling 200 at 279s.
Pacific Lighting preferred jumped
z to 10lA on 25-share turnover.
Southern Pacific gained Il to 202s
on 500 shares. g"
A l point rise carried Kinner
Motors to as on sales of 600 shares
On turnover of HOO shares. Lock-
heed rose a to 5h. Consolidated
Steel common sank 1s to Ia on
500 shares.
Security First National Bank was
up y to AZ on $50 share turn
over. Transamerica, on sales of
1900 shares at 81B, rose Il. Drop
ping u point each, l.. A. Industries
sold 500 at 16 and Pacific Finance
sold 600 at 49,
Union Oil, on sales of 1900 shares
at 1875, rose Is, and Universal Con-
solidated gained u on sales of 400
shares at 61a. Standard slumped
e of point, selling 100 shares at
33. Hancock dropped 4 to 1914 on
100
Imperial Valley press., 1935-09-07
RADIFpe;;,, NEMS
Monday, Septmber 9
Esther Bennington -
Cook by Wire
KXO-6:10 p. M.
Varied Comment
On ROOseyelt's
Reply To Howard
Continued from Page One)

tCOQtlnueQ from rage O0e)
mental recognition Of the endur-
ing value Of private enterprise and
an intention on the part Of the gov
ernment consistently to safeguard
and promote private enterprise. The
Presidents statement may be re-
garded as a step in that direction.
but il is not one that will persuade
business men that they may safe
ly abandon efforts for the future
protection Of those whose interests
they administer
Earl Constantine. director Of the
National Association of Hosiery
Manufacturers: Business generally
has been hesitant and lacking in
confidence and vast stores of pri-
vate capital have been untapped,
awaiting an assurance Of this kind.
Such assurance. however. will not
produce a satisfactory release Of
business enterprise until business
has an opportunity TO know what
additional proposals will be sub
mitted to congress in January and
what action congress will take"
William II. Pouch, president Of
tie Concrete Steel company. IF
the President does not harass bus
mess or discourage wealth, business
confidence will be restored rapidly
and industry will be willing 70 90
ahead with its planned commit
mentS."
Imperial Valley press., 1935-09-07
SOVIET BUILDS
TRACT0RPLANT I

MOSCOW. Sept. 7. U.P - Five
years ago the first Souet-made
tractor left the conyeyor Of the
Stalingrad tractor plant. Eleven
months later a tractor plant with
q capacity Of $4,000 machines a
year had been built in a country
where the sickle, the wooden plow
and the fail represented the age
old equipment" of agriculture.
The tractor plant was the first
plant to apply the American sys-
tenn Of mass production. In the
course OF the five years the plant
has produced about 10000 trac-
tors. The cost Of production has
been greatly reduced. The cost Of
tractor has dropped twice since
the first year of work.
In addition TO wheel tractors of
is 10 20 horsepower, the plant will
shortly start production OF cater
pillar tractors Of a special design.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-09-07
MOTOR SAFETY
To Be HELPED
BY NEW LAWS

WASHINGTON, Sept 7. U.P) -
Sweeping efforts o; state legisla-
lures to curb motor fatalities
through enactment of new laws is
reported in a survey made public
by the American Automobile Asso-
ciation.
Scores of constructive safety
measures enacted should prove Of
material help in what must be a
continuing drive to improve the
safety record Of the country as a
whole Thomas P. Henry of De-
troit. president Of the national
motoring body, declared.
Among the safety gains cited by
Henry were:
The rapid progress of the A.A-A
safety responsibility law; extension
and strengthening of highway con-
trolls; safety glass requirements;
compulsory inspection Of motor We
hicle equipment, and drivers IL
cense laws.
There is reason for particular
qualifications over the forward
march of the safety-responsibility
bill sponsored by this association,
he said. Five new states enacted
the model bill in 1885. 1t was en-
acted by congress for the District
of Columbia. Strengthening amend
ments were adopted in severa
states. making the law in effect ir
26 states
State highway patrols also re-
ceived much attention at the hands
of the legislatures.
Several states enacted additional
legislation requiring that motor
vehicles be equipped with safety
glass. and five states passed laws
providing for compulsory inspec-
ton of motor vehicle equipment
A drivers license law was adopted
this year by five additional states
1t is agreed that drivers license
law. coupled with safety-respon-
sibility law, are providing the most
effective means for control of the
reckless and irresponsible driver.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-09-07
FLYER
BADLY HURT
IN ALASKA

FAIRBANKS, Alaska, Sept. T..
U.P)-The same icy Alaskan wilder
ness which claimed the lives of
Wiley Post and viii Rogers today
threatened death to Percy Hubbard
north country mercy pilot" critic
ally injured when his plane crashed
in flames while on another mercy
errand.
Too critically injured to be NOV
ed, Hubbard lay on a shallow gray-
el bar in the China river. His
brother, Russell Hubbard. and A.
J. Douglas, passengers in the mercy
ship. were in a Fairbanks hospital
undergoing treatment for injuries
and burns received when the ship
plunged to the ground and was des-
troyed By fire
They had taken off Tuesday to
continue a search for missing
plane which carried pilot Arthur
Hines, Mr.. and Mrs. John Lonz
and Alton Nordale of Fairbanks.
Hines was Hubbard's partner in
flying service. Hines disappeared
August l9.
Hubbard, who flew much-needed
serum and medical supplies TO Point
Barrow when the isolated Arctic
was stricken with an
influenza epidemic several months
ago, won a Russian government
decoration for his part II rescue
of Soviet scientists stranded on
northern ice floes last year.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-09-07
New York Stocks

NEW YORK, Sept. Z. WR-Stocks
today advanced fractions to more
than point in one of the heaviest
sessions of the year.
Sales volume of approximately
100000 proved the most active
Saturday session since February
10, 1884, and compared with 100000
in the trading last Saturday. Curb
sales were 22l 900 shares compared
with $4,000 last Saturday.
The Dow Jones industrial aver
age rose Ill to a new high since
1881 at 1896. The railroad aver
age was up 0.23 at 36.95, and the
utility average up OBS at 26.70.
President Roosevelt's statement
that business was to experience a
breathing spell" from government
experimentation was the incentive
for new buying. Orders came from
all over the country and at the
opening today specialists grouped
them into blocks of 1000 to 10000
shares, the largest in Radio Corpo-
ration.
Railroad shares were heavily
traded and so we're motors. Blocks
of 5000 to 1000 shares came out
in New York Central and General
Motors. Utilities had heavy turn
over with Columbia Gas featuring
with a block of $500 shares. Vol
ume increased until tickers Jagged
several minutes in the first half
hour despite close abbreviation of
quotations.
Sales first hour were 100000
shares, the largest for the period
since May %, when volume was
100000 shares. Today's total was
a rate of 3,65O,000 shares for full
five-hour day which would be the
largest session since February Z,
1894, when the total was 4,499,07
shares.
After the first burst of activity
and strength, the market ran into
profit taking. Toward the close,
however. the advance was resumed
and dealings continued at an active
pace.
During the session new highs for
the year or longer were made in
dozens of issues, carrying the Dow
Jones industrial average into new
high ground since 1881. Rails also
were bid up and utilities made
small advances. Exceptions to the
rise were the oils and Silvers. The
latter had losses ranging to more
than a point in the case of U. S.
Smelling.
American Telephone made new
high since 1881 at 143A, up 3B
points on investment buying and
closed there. Motors were bid up
with Chrysler up l at 697s, a new
top since 1929; General Motors up
u at ASA, a new high since 1890,
and Auburn up 2& at 381a, a new
1885 high.
Westinghouse Electric made its
best price since 1881 at 1895, up l,
and General Electric also went
back to that date with a high of
331s, up 4. Deere g. Co. was at its
best since 1888 at AIS, up rs, while
Case made a new 1885 high at
79A, up points, and Information
al Harvester at 561s. up Y.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-09-07
Youngsters Enjoy
Birthday Party

In honor Of his twelfth birthday,
Ted Smyer, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Smyer, 742 He'll, entertained
a group Of his young friends with
a delightful party at Kenyons
plunge yesterday.
The group met at the Snyer
nome at o'clock yesterday after
noon and then proceeded 10 the
plunge where a swim was enjoyed
after which refreshments were
served by Mrs. Smyer aided by Mrs.
Fred Kenyon.
Guests included Betty Smyer,
Jack Oswalt, Gene Oswalt, Pauline
Oswalt, Wanda Thompson, Juan
ita Norton, Donayan Maddox. Lar
ry Duff, Jack Duff, Marion Kneitz
and Jimmie Smith.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-09-07
One Man Killed In
Oregon Forest Fire

EUGENE, Ore, Sept. 7. up
With one of their number dead
and more than $500 acres Of sec
ond growth and virgin Douglas fir
timberland laid waste, i,400 weary
firefighters today continued their
efforts to stem a forest fire rag
ing through the heart Of the VIII
lamette national forest.
Melvin Richardson. 13, recruited
from Albany, died from injuries
suffered vixen be was struck by a
falling snag.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-09-07
FLIGHT ABANDONED

WHITE CASTLE, La. Sept. 7.
UP)-James c. Prosser and Glber
stoll, Cleveland airmen, abandoned
plans for a flight 10 Argentina to-
day when examination Of their
plane. the Clevelander, showed that
It could not be repaired here. The
plane made a forced landing on a
cotton plantation here yesterday
Neither flyer was hurt.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-09-07
Mrs. Roosevelt To
Speak On Coast

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 7. UP
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, wife OF
the President, has accepted an in
vitation to address a community
chest drive luncheon in Hollywood
in October, according to word re-
ceiVed here today.
Although community chest off
cials declined 10 admit that the
First Lady had agreed 70 speak, a
message directly from the summer
White House at Hyde Park said she
would appear at the luncheon,
probably either October l on 2.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-09-07
Monday To Be
Legal Holiday

Commemorating the 85th birth
day" Of California as one of the
states of the Union, next Monday,
Admission day. will be celebrated
throughout the state as a legal
holiday. All state, county and city
business offices here will be closed
for the day. Financial institutions
will al,1 close but other business
houses will remain open to the
public.
The Press will publish as usual
on Monday.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-09-07
Declare AlfOnsO's
Marriage A.nnulled

LONDON, Sept. 7. U.H - The
Sunday Referee said today its Rome
correspondent had learned from a
high authority" that the Vatican
has anulled the marriage of former
King Alfonso of Spain and Queen
Victoria
The Referee said the annulment
was handed down by the Holy
Roman Rota. thereby excluding any
publicity. The newspaper said the
Vatican neither confirmed nor de-
MED the annulment.