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La opinión., 1935-10-27
FL BALE DEL
CLUB 'REGIO'
Fue muy lucida la flies
ia dada ell sabado
anterior

FL Club Regio, tornado por
elementos de nuestra buena So
ciedad, ofrecio ell sabado ante
pasado adelantandose a la fe-
cha que regularmente sc cele-
bra, un gran bale de ~disfraces,
o como usualmente lie llaman en-
este pals Halloween, habien-
dose efectuado la fiesta en- ell
salon acostumbrado de esta or
ganizacion social situado en- el
Silver Lake Drive, comenzan-
do a las ocho de Ia noche y
terminando en- Ia m~adrugada.
I'm conjunto musical amenizo
la reunion. habiendo asistido a
ella en- su totalidad los MEM
bros del Club Regio y sus invi-
tados portando artisticos o gro
tescos trajes de fantasia O dis
Traces, otorgandose dos valio-
SOS premios: uno a la sehorita
Guadalupe Bali como portado-
IA del mas bonito traje, Y el Sc
gundo a la sehorita Jacoba Sam
chez por SUI vestido original.
Constantemente In orquesta
estuvo tocando alegres pleas,
no dejando decaer Ell entusias-
mo entire Ell elemento joven ALI
reunido que incansablemente sc
dedico a bailar. suspendiendose
momentaneamente ell bale para
otorgar a las vencedoras los
premios a que va hemos hecho
mencion, Y para que la concu-
rrencia tomara un refrigerio.
Dado ell exito de la fiesta. v
ell cumplimiento de las distin-
tas comisiones nombradas para
atender n los ~asistentes, los or
ganizadores han sido muy fell
citados. principalmente por las
personals ajenas al Club. quienes
al asistir a esta festividad Sc
dleron cuenta de gu correcta
organization.
La opinión., 1935-10-27
Traie de Gale

Este bello traje de Gale, luei-
do por Gail Patrick, artista de Ia
pantalls, esta confeeeionado en-
lana negra con adornos de COR
dero persa, y s~plicaeiones de
terciopelo marion para efeetusr
oil contrasts de los dolores. Ell
sombrero es un fieltro negro.
con ell ala caids. Note listed oil
modelo para W use future, que
rida ieetora. IL. NEWS
La opinión., 1935-10-27
Esta meiorada la Sc
norita Isabel Eras

La sehorita Isabel Eras. am
pliamente conocida en- los me-
jores centres sociales de la par
te Este de esta, Sc encuentra
muy mejorada de los males que
In a~quelaban Y que la obliga-
ron a guardian CANA por mas de
tres semanas.
La estimable p%aclente, duran
tie ell tempo que duro su enfer-
medal estuvo constantemente
siendo visitada por sus muchas
amiguitas, quienes vlvamente
Sc lnteresaron por ell curse de la
enfermedad que la aqueJaba.
La opinión., 1935-10-27
Salieron para San
Diego, California

Aver sabado, a bordo de dos
automobiles salieron para San
Diego, California ell sefor Juan
Benitez y sus hijos politicos
Guillermo y Antonio Gutierrez
a quienes acompaharan sus res
pectivas familias.
lei objeto que perslguen los
viajeros, es visitar la EXPOSE
cion International. planeando
regresar nuevamente a esta en-
donde tienen establecidos sus
negocios, mafana lunes.
La opinión., 1935-10-27
Ests. restablecida la
senora. de Martin

Despues de haber guardado
cana, delicada de salud como
estaba, Sc e%ncuentra va bien Ia
sehora Margarita de Martin. en-
SUI casa de Ia Gale Effie. en- ell
barrio meXicano de Palo Verde.
La paciente es la esposa del
senior Crispfn Martin, de
los mas antiques residences de
Palo Verde. y bien conocido en-
los cfrculos sociales de aquella
parte de la ciudad.
Sc nos dice que su esposo es-
IA preparando para darle Ia
blenvenida al campo de Ia salud.
n fiesta a la cual invitara a
sus amistades mas escogidas.
La opinión., 1935-10-27

Al y como Sc haDia
anunciado, Ell domingo
Il pasado co~ntrajeron ma
trimonio ec~lesiAstico, en-
ei temple de Nuestra Sehora de
Ia. Soledad, ell sehor Dale CALI
her Y la seiorita Ramona Obre-
g6n, a quienes acompahaba un
largo cortejo compuesto por
madrinas. padrinos. damas de
honor, chambelanes y pajes.
La bendlci6n nupcial fue da-
da por Ell Reverend padre Gle
mente Saenz, cura parroco de
dicha iglesia, a las doce del dfa
ante Ia p~resencia de infinidad
de personals amigos de las IA
milias de los c~ontrayentes que
ilenaban Ell cupo del sagrado re-
cinto.
Ell temple en- su interior tue
artfsticamente adornado para
esta OCCASION, y I'm grupo de fl
larmonicos estuvo tocando ND
sica sacra en- ell transcurso de
Ia misa nupcial.
A la salida de los novios Y 81
La opinión., 1935-10-27
CUANDO I'D. OFREZCA o
ASISTA A UNA FIESTA,
ENVIENOS LOS DETALLES
Sin Vigor No Hay Exito
Nj Placer En- La Vida

Todo hombre tiene
derecho a ser fuer-
te y %vigoroso y en-
condiciOn de gozar
de los placeres de
esta vida va no
h a excusa para
sufrir e ~silencio.
mientras In ciencia
moderna II a des-
cubierto metodos
uueNOa v gpguTOg
La opinión., 1935-10-27

Continos su ~educaei6n por medic
de Ia lectura. Nunca es tarde para
aprender. Pida hoy mismo nuestro
eatsIoso dc libros GRATIS. - IL
BRERlA LozANo, 2o3 North Los
Angeles ST.
La opinión., 1935-10-27

GLORIA FRANCESCA. venida
al mundo ell dia so de julio del
eorriente aho, hiia del senior Jo-
Sc Aurelio Rodriguez y de su
esposa la sonora Francisco Ca
zares de Rodriguez. fue apadri-
NADIA por ell sefor Domingo Re-
yes y por la se1orits Guadalupe
Cazares.
(Oetubre 2o)
JoSEFINA, nacida Ell IS de
JUNO del ano actual. hija del Sc
nor Francisco GaIvan y de su
esposa Mercedes Gonzalez de
Galvan, fue apadrinada por ell
senior Manuel Navsrrete y por
la sehorita Maria Sierra. .... .
La opinión., 1935-10-27

ContInos So =oueseI6n nor medic
de IL ieetura. Nunos es tsrde ars
sprsndsr Pida hoy mfsmo nuestrc
estaloso de Iibros. GRArIs.-LI
6RERlA LoZANo. 2oS N. Los An.
seles ST., Los ANGELES, CALF.
La opinión., 1935-10-27

edad, falieci6 ell dia 20 en- su re.
sidenoia de 336 al sur de la ca
lie Pecan, habiendosele sepui-
tado ell dia % en- ell cementerio
catolico de El Calvario.
NATlVIDAD PEREZ. de q
amos de edad, falIecio ell dia p
del presente mes en- la que por
muchos amos fuera su residen.
cia en- 73t al norte del boule-
ward Ford, habiendosele dado
cristiana sepultura ell 2S, en- ell
cementerio catoIioo de Ell CAL
vario.
La opinión., 1935-10-27

JOSE MANUEL, naeido ell
nueve de noviembre del a1o
proximo pasado. hiio del senior
Jose calixto Gutierrez y de su
esposa Conception Carrera de
Gutierrez, fue apadrinads por
ell senior Jorge 5arrientos y por
su esposs la sonora EuIaIia de
Barrientos.
La opinión., 1935-10-27
D EFUNCION

LuPE MENDEZ, ninita de dos
meses, faIleci6 Ell di. rs del CO.
rriente en- oil Hospital General,
sus famiIisres residen en- ell nu-
nero SAB al norte de la callle
State, ei eadaver de Ia nina
Mendez fue sepuItado en- ell ce.
menterio cat6lioo de FL CalVs-
rio, eli dia 1s de este mismo
mes.
ANDRES PEREZ, de "a amos
de edad, falleeio ell dia 10 en- ell
Hospital General, habiendo sido
sepultado su cadaver ell dia %
en- ell %cementerio de Ei Paradise.
Los famiIiares del sehor Perez
radican en- ell numero 2tt9A al
este do la Gale Primera.
BENNY 6ARcELA, fallecio
en- su Residential de 1oe67 de la
Gale Hicory, en- Watts, a los "a
amos de edad, ell dia II del CO.
r%riente mes, habiendo sido Sc.
pultado su eadaver ell dia 10 en-
ell cementerio cat6lico de Ell CAL
vario.
JosEFINA CHAVEZ, faIleci6
a los 80 ahos de edad. ell dia II
de este mes, en- su residential
del 5fS al norte de Ia Gale Hill,
hsbiendo sidc sepultada ell dia
10 en- Ell cementerio de FL Pa
raise.
JOSE MENDEZ. niho de dos
meses de edad. falleei6 ell dia
10 de este mes en- Ia Residential
de sus familiares, 64s al norte de
la ealle State, hahisndoseIe Sc.
pultado Ell dia q. en- ell cemen.
terio eat6lieo de Ell cslvario.
La opinión., 1935-10-27

PEDRO PEREZ. de So amos dc
La opinión., 1935-10-27
CRISTlANOS
Nihos que han recibido las aguas del bautis-
mo en- eSta semana
Oglesia de Nuestrs Sonora
de la Soledad)
(Octubre 1877

JULIO, nacido ell 20 de mayo
del corriente aho, hiio del senior
Miguel Medina y de su esposs
Irene PadiIla de Medina, fue
apadrinado por ell senor Arturo
Porter y por la sehorita Aurora
Gomez.
La opinión., 1935-10-27

LEA listed IA OPINION NJ"
La opinión., 1935-10-27

ALFREDO, venido al mundo
ell dia 10 de agosto de este mis-
mo arc, hijo del senior Leonardo
Barrios y de su esposa Magda-
lena N. de 8arrios, fue apadrina-
da por ell Sr. Natalis Rivera y
por la sonora Eusebia Gurrola.
La opinión., 1935-10-27

ROBERTO ANTONIO. nacido
ell dia S de julio de este mismo
aho, hijo del senior Gustavo Sa-
lido y de su esposa Maria lo-
peg de Salido, fue apadrinado
por ell senior Juan r. Holeuin y
por su esposa la sonora Espe-
rama S. de Holguin.
La opinión., 1935-10-27
Nalesia de Nuestra Sonora
de Gusdalupe)
(Octubrs 20)

JUAN MAGDALENo, naeido
ell 2 de abriI del arc actual, hi
10 del senior Juan Esquivei y
de su esposa Guadalupe de Es-
q%uivel, fue apadrinada por ell
senior Miguel Garden y por su
esposa Maria de Garden.
La opinión., 1935-10-27

AL y como Sc habia
anunciado, ell domingo
pasado contrajeron ma
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-08
SERVICE BOAT,
 PAA SYSTEM


 A service boat built to order by Woodman and Berntsen. boat builders, has been delivered to the Pacific Alaska Airways. The boat was put in service shortly before the arrival of Wiley Post and Will s.a " sa & The new boat is "A feet long, has a 4045 horsepower Gray motor and considerable speed-just how much has not yet been determined by speed tests. It is painted in striking colors, white hull and orange and black cabin, to insure high visibility in fog or rain. The boat has no name but has Pacific Alaska Airways' across the stern. , The boat has become part of the regular equipment at the PAA float
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-08
ALASKASCHOOLS
 TO OPEN SEPT. 5
Karnes Leaving Next Week for Survey of District
 Tn Westwa ard

With schools of the Territory opening September 3, A. E. Karnes, Commissioner of Education, Is leav- 'ng next Tuesday for survey trip to various points in the Westward and north. He will be accompanied as far as Matanuska by Mrs. Karnes and their daughter who will enjoy vacation at the Karnes farm at Knik. They will be joined by the Commissioner for week after he has attended to matters in connection with opening of schools on the Matanuska coloni- zation project. Following the vaca- tion Mrs. Karnes and daughter will return to their home here while Karnes makes a swing around to ether schools. [
 He plans to visit Nome, points on the Yukon and Kuskokwim, Cook Inlet, Kodiak and perhaps acme other places before returning to his office here.
 Between 290 and 300 teachers will be employed in the Territory this year, the Commissioner reports, and four new schools will be opening. The Clark's Point school on Bris- tol Bay is reopening after being closed for several years, and schools are being started. on South Naknek, Bristol Bay. Amiak on the Kusko-l kWim and at Mckinley Park,
 At McGrath and Moose Pass new school buildings will be put in use Tor the first time. The McGrath school opens August 1s;xthe earliest of any school in the Territory. A new building also will be in use in Craig, having been built this sum- mer to replace the one destroyed by fire last winter. @
 1 Complying with the law passed by the last Legislature, the Com missioner is preparing course of study on ale ohol and narcotics which is now compulsory in Alaska schools.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-08
POST FLIES LATE
 AIR MODEL

The Lockheed Orion-Sirius low wing plane flown by Wiley Post typifies recent developments in air craft design according to local pilots.
 The $50 horsepower Wasp motor has a supercharger enabling the power plant to operate efficiently at high attitudes and the auto matic controllable pitcn propeller is designed for service at all alti- tudes As the plane climbs into thinner air the pitch of the blades becomes greater, allowing even speed to be maintained.
 PAA pilots stated that the ship has a cruising speed of about 125 miles per hour. They said that the maximum speed might be 180 miles per; hour and that with wheel land- ing gear in place of pontoons, the plane might have a maximum speed of more than 200 miles per hour.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-08
COMEDIAN SAYS NEED FOR AIR
 LINE WITH U. s.
It's National Disgrace You ve No Route to Coo
 Coo Land,' He Says
Ccontlnued from Page one)

are mighty good, only nobody will admit it.
 Nothing Wrong Here
 President Roosevelt wants to reform business, Big business don't want him to- So the big boys are saying Come on, Roosevelt, just let us recover from this depression and then we'll kinda be on the square. @
 Turning serious for a moment, Rogers paid Roosevelt a sterling compliment when he forecast that the Chief Executive was several years ahead of his times" He ex- pressed the belief that Roosevelt's policies would be tested and found true in a few years
 "Wea, folks, I just want to tell you hpw much T enjoy your AL aska and your Juneau Rogers said in conclusion "As a travelling committee of one representing the Democratic Party--and I'm paying my own ticket-I'll go back and report to President Roosevelt abou Alaska, When he asks me, 'Wil what's wrong with 'em up thereg, 7 I'll tell him, Not damn tningI v
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-08
COAST PLANE TAKES FISHERIES BUREAU
 OFFICIALS ON TRIP

On the first leg of an inspec- ton trip through Southeast Alaska, Lemuel G. Wingard, Alaska Agent of the Bureau of Fisheries, made a tour of the Icy Straits district yesterday accompanied by Warden Donald s. Haley, in the Gorst Boe- ing flying boat piloted by Frank Knight. Wingard left the plane at Hawk Inlet and Haley returned to- Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-08

Mrs. John w. Troy in Hollywood, according to a wire received by Gov Troy from them today MT. Bender, who has been in Santa Monica for several weeks, is much improved i'll health and will leave soon for the north.
 Mrs. Troy, who is compelled to reside in the sunny climate of Cali fornia, is expected to come to Ju- neau on visit during September.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-08
SEA SCOUTS MEET

The Sea Scouts Ship @Baranoff" will meet at Government Dock at 7;30 o'clock tonight to inspect the Coast Guard cutter Tallapoosa, Robert Hall. leader, said today, Arrangements for the inspection have been made with Lieut. Comdr Fletcher w. Brown of the ral- lapoosa.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-08
NEVER THERE

Miss Frook arrived here week ago tonight and left again for the south last Sunday morn ing about 1 o'clock As far as known, she did not get any nearer the Matanuska Valley project than Dixon street, Ju- neau. She has some Paa stick CTS on her baggage. however. but secured them through the Ju- neau agency, but as far as known, never left the ground except to go up in the elevator in the Federal and Territorial Building.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-08
FIGHT PICTURES COMING, CAPITOL
 FOR TWO NIGHTS

The pictures showing the recent Joe Louis-Primo Camera fight will be shown at the Capitol theatre on Friday and Saturday. This is ac- cording to the announcement made today. In view of the fact the col ored man knocked Levinsky out last pight will undoubtedly whet the desire of local fans to see the De- troit fighter in action.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-08
O'MALLEY IMPROVED

St. Ann's Hospital authorities today report some improvement in the condition of Henry O'Malley, former Commissioner of Fisheries, who was taken to the hospital Sum day night.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-08
FoULoIs QUITS

WASHINGTON, Aug. B. Major General Benjamin D. Foulois has ended the long and bitter contro- versy between the War Department and House Military Committee by retiring as Chief of the Army Air Corps.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-08
MOBILES RETURN

MT. and Mrs. J. Irving Noble and their children returned from Se- attle on the motorship zapora. They had enjoyed an extended vacation trip in the States. Noble is a junior structural engineer with the Bureau of Public Roads.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-08
This TakeslttAe ,. Frosing Right 's'' : Of the Cake
.-s---

q
 VANCOUVER, B. c, Aug. 8. The Matanuska colonists are pioneering de luxe while old timers are going without, com mented Dorothy Brooks, New York City lawyer and author, returning here from a trip to the Matanuska Valley colony project. She said she was going to Washington to lay some of her ideas on the colonization scheme before the President. then return to Alaska. She did not say what those ideas were.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-08
BAER, LEWIS ]. ARE MATCHED

CHICAGO, IL. Aug 8.-Max Baer and Joe Louis have been matched to fight on September 26, 27 or 28 in New York or Chicago according to an announcement made here to- day
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-08
SIDES RETURNING

M. H. Sides, Deputy Collector of Customs, who has been on official business in Prince Rupert. is re- turning to his. Juneau headquarters aboard the Prince George tonight
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-08

 LIMELICHT FOR FLYN N
Man Who Eloped with Lii Damita Is Given
 Pirate Role
By RoBBIN CooNs

HOLLYWOOD, Cal, Aug. B. Two events combined to bring Errol Flynn into the Hollywood limelight within these past few weeks. The first was his elopement with Lili Damita, the second his selection as Captain Blood" in the new film version of that swashbuckling novel.
 Flynn is Irish, 26, tall, handsome and adventurous.
 He has written short stories and some verse, and now he is writing book based on experiences. He all ready has more of them to write about than most men. The book will tell about adventures with a friend sailing small boat from Australia to New Guinea. He has spent four years in sub-equatorial climes, adventurous years.
 Lived in the Bush"
 On his leg is the scar left by a poisoned arrow shot at him from ambush during one of his trips into New Guinea. The little gold chain he wears about his neck was the gift of a dying missionary whom he had nursed faithfully during the fatal attack of fever. He spent two years in the bush looking for gold He made a small fortune when he found some, sell ing it to a syndicate for $l0,000 cash plus $40,O00 in stock. The cash gave out and the syndicate failed.
 He once owned, pearl fishing business, and he made some money on small schooner he operated in freight service between the islands. The latter venture folded when the boat, uninsured, hit a hidden reef.
 Olympic Boxer
 He was 19 when he went to the Olympic games at Amsterdam as a member of the, British boxing team but most of his fighting in the new picture VIII be With swords and he is learning fencing.
 For several months after his ar rival in Hollywood he was just an- other contract player. But his tests for the Sabatini hero's role won the part in a walk. He is the part" they said of him.
 The old days of shooting off the cuff had heir compensations. There was the actor who got tenn peramental midway in the shooting. He wouldn't help with the props" any more because his fan mail was growing So they shot a scene showing him being washed up on the beach-and they just left him there, dead for the rest of the picture.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-08
MRS. EIKLAND TRAyELs

Mrs. Olaf Eikland, accompanied by her son, is travelling from Ju- neau to Seattle on the motorship zapora. Eikland operates the Ju- neau Cabinet Shop.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-08
BENDER IMPROVING IN HEALTH; IS SOON TO
 RETURN TO JUNEAU

Robert w. Bender, manager of the Empire Printing Company, was visiting yesterday at the home of
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-08

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-07-24
ANNAPOLIS BUSES
START TOMORROW
Six Vehicles to Come and Go
Daily by Approval OF
Petition.

Bus service between Washington
and Annapolis will be established to-
morrow. under approval given a petit
ton Of the Peninsula Transit Corp. by
the Public Utilities Commission.
The Washington terminus of the
line will be at the Greyhound Bus
Terminal Fourteenth street and New
York avenue There will be six buses
leaving and six buses arriving here
each day, under a schedule accom-
panying the order.
The buses will leave here at $50
and $50 am, at 1880. $50, $50
and 1890 pm. Incoming buses are
to srrive here at s:l5 am, and at
l2:l5, 3:lS, Sis and s:4S pm. and
at l:lS am.
Operation OF the buses here during
rush hours was banned in the interest
of trafic movement.
Inbound the buses will follow this
route: From the District line along
Bladensburg road and New York ave-
nue. northeast, west on New York ave-
nue. and L street to Eleventh street.
south on Eleventh street to New York
avenue and west to the terminal.
Outbound the buses will 60 east
on New York avenue, north on Elev-
enth street, east on L street, Massa-
chusetts avenue, Mount Vernon place
and New York avenue and north on
Bladensburg road.
Commission oficials said they had
not approved operation Of this line
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attending a course in child psychology
Immediately. she told her husband
about the boy. Soon an addition was
arranged and Richard was signed.
He will play the part of Pinkie
one of Hazels 3-year-old twins, q
character Morse long has wanted to
introduce, but was prevented from
doing because he would not permit q
child impersonator and could not And
a child actor anywhere near the cor
rect age. Richard actually will read
script, thereby becoming the youngest
reading actor on a commercial pro-
gram.
THE HOUSE OF GLASS" dramatic
serial OF life in a small country
hotel, by Gertrude Berg, heard Wed
nesdays at 1880 pm, over WMAL
will be filmed by one of the major
motion-picture companies, the author
has announced.
Mrs. Berg, creator of the Goldbergs,
and portrayer OF the leading role in
the House OF Glass" said bids from
three companies for the motion pic
ture rights to the current N B. C.
dramatic success had been received
Gertrude Berg has achieved an
enviable reputation both as an orig
inal writer for radio and as an
actress. Her human story of the
rise of a Jewish family from New
York's lower East Side TO Park avenue
entitled, The Rise Of the Goldbergs, -
ran for Ave years over N. 3. c. net
works.
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Columbia's new feature. Martha and
Hal, with songs and q crisp dialogue,
will be heard over wJsV ct Sis pm.
Town Hall tonight at pm, over