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La gaceta., 1936-05-28
PROYECTO DE, Lei PAiRA
CAETrGAR BOIL
TEROS

Habana, mayo 28.--Con mo-
two de la derogaci6n Adel Ban
co de la Bolita Sc van a presen-
tar en-. la camara dos proyectos
de ley, uno imponiendo pena a.
flictiva a los que Sc dediquen e
realizar apnntacinnea de-bnlita
y terminates y Ell otro estable-
ciendo I'm Patronatoi honorable
para administrar los fondos de
la renta de lOteria en- beneficio
de los pobres. La primera ley
.tiende a evitar que la Bolita
Iclandestina Sc extienda de nue.
vo. Ell mas conocido bolitero del
pals Sc llama Jose Manuel Cas-
lilo y es1 representante a Ia ca
mara.
La gaceta., 1936-05-28
LIGA NACIONAL

Los Gigantes subieron al pri-
mer lugar de la Liga con su vic
toria sobre los Dodgers. Halla-
han fue lanzado del box por los
Piratas Y los Cardenales per-
dieron ell desafio, con anetaci6n
de IL por 2.
Brooklyn &c, 10h, lie; New
York sc, 10h, 2e.
Pittsburgh lie, l5h, De; st.
Luis &c, 1Oh, 2e.
Les Rojos concentration sus
hits en- Ell noveno, anotando
carreras y venciendo a los Cubs
Cincinnati sc, 11h, 2e; Chiea.
go &c, 8h, Sc.
I'm tubey de Wilson di6 Ia
victoria al Filadelfia por cuen-
ia de las Abejas. Lopez peg6 ur
un hit e hizo una carrera.
Gomez, la 2b de los Phillies
no pudo "conectar''.
Boston &c, Oh, De; Filadelfia
sc, III, De.
La gaceta., 1936-05-28

anxiliOs que reclama. iGra-
|cias, sonora cOndesa, por ma
bernie prGpOrciOnadO OCCASION
de cumplir un deberl
-tEsperaba que hiciese us
ted, al fin, 10 que debia l-excla-
mo Andrea, abrazandola.-Va-
va listed, hermana mia no Sc de
tenga: los mOmentOs son precio-
s9s.!A
Dil Bisndose a su esposo, ana
do:
-Da diner0 a Ia hermana
Marta, para crantos gastos pue-
dan ocurrirse.
NO; para 81 no,2rep " la
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, sonora
cOtdesa. Zero puestO que soy su
hin y al fin vOy a 81, 70 me
bastO para TODD.
La gaceta., 1936-05-28
LA CABRERA DE AUTOMO-
VIUES DE LAS 500 MILLAS

Indianapolis, mayo 28.-Se
calificaron aver y tomaran par
tie en- la carrera de 500 millas,
ell pr6ximo sabado, los notables
automovilistas Luis Meyer,
Mauri Rose y Lou Moore. Me-
yer desarroll6 un promedio de
velocidad de HAITI millas por
bora; Moore Sc calific6 con 113,
996 Y Rose con 1T.
Durante "a horas Meyer ira
baj6 sin descanso, logrando a.
condicionar su motor de cuatro
cilindros.
Ell n1mero de calificados era
anoche de 80, siendo ell Unite
acordado de 33.
La gaceta., 1936-05-28

rOso, cuanto mayores son las
perdonsdas.
Hizo una breve pausa, v
continue diciendo:
En- esa earta que ha leido
listed con emOci6n natural, hay
impulses de arrepentimiento
tardio; perO sincere. Hay que
amman ese arrepentimieRto
para que un anna Sc salve; Y
listed. que ESQ haria con un
extra6o-ino 10 hara con Ell in
efiz de quien Sc trata, pOr ser
su padre? SEs possible que va
cile listed en- Gel cumplimientO
de sus deberes?
Levant6se la ~hermana, sec6
sgs ojOs, Y dijO:
mo vaeilO. Ire a yer a ese
deagraeiadO y . preHtarls los
La gaceta., 1936-05-28
DEPORTES
Ell NEGRO HAYNES VEN
CLIO AL Gigantic PRIMO
CARNERA

New York, mayo 28.-Por no
caut tecnico, en- ell noveno asal-
to, ell negro Leroy Haynes, as
pirante a la corona del peso com
pieto, venci6 anoche al gigantic
italiano Primo Camera, eel ex-
eampe6n, hacienda buenasla pro
mesa que habfa hecho.
Cuando los Ihombres subieron
al tablado, en- ell terreno de EO-
bets, ell negro pesaba 2O012 IL
bras y ell italiano 256.
Sufriendo de un ataque tenn
poral de PARALYSIS en- la pierns
-izquierda, Camera stuvo que re.
tirarse a los 40 segundos del no,
veno asalto.
La mole -humana hizo .mOvi
rmientos con los brazos en- est
asalto, apartando a Haynes, 8:
rreeOst6 las sogas y llam6 assu:
segundos. I'm medico ssubi6 yslC
examine, declarando que la pc.
lea no podia continuar.
Cerca de 10000 psrsonas pa.
garon su entrada para 10 que
fue aperture de la temporada
de boxeo en- ell terreno de los
Dodgers.
La gaceta., 1936-05-28
CONFERENCIA DE JEEES I
DE AGRICULTURE

Habana, mayo .28.-Conferen
ciar1n aver con ell Sr. Gomez
Mena, secretario de agricultu-
ra, Ell DR.. Castro, suhseeretario
del departamento, Y ell pagador
Sr. Fernandez. Sc habl6 de un
fondo de $r5O,OOO para ayuda
del cafe cubano, dinero que ha
desaparecido mistericsamente.
Ell tpagador sdijo a los perio-
distas que Ell se.habia limitado a
entregar los datos pedidos, los
que Sc remitiran al congreso.
La gaceta., 1936-05-28
81 Chino de West Tampa.

AluarezNes un buen mucha-
Cho, perorentre los "fieles" cuen
ia con muchos enemigos. Jad-
lex debe ser una excelente per-
soma, aunque no 10 hemos podi-
do averl2uar; pero 81 tenemos
la certeza de que los enemigos
de Alvarez grftaran por el, de-
.seando yer al Chino en- la Iona.
Jadick fue campe6n y quiere
serlo de nuevo, 81 es possible por
cuenta de Canzoneri. Alvarez
no ha sido campe6n, pero llega-
-ra a -serlo 81 Sc cuida y logra
los oportrnos contactos.
La gaceta., 1936-05-28

Los dos esposos no insistie-
ron, comprendiendo que no era
ell orgullo Ell que inspiraba estas
palabras.
La hermana despidi6se de e.
los y sali6 presurosa.
-Enviaremos a saber como
slgue csc Disqualification
Andrea al d~espedirla.
7 crando la hermanita Sc hu-
DO marchado, cuand6 los dos es-
poses Sc quedaron solos, Mario
CCreo que has acertado con
Ell medic mejor de sOcorrer Al
Morales.
-Quedara eoutentO de.nOso-
La gaceta., 1936-05-28
LTGA AMERICANA

Los .IndiOs aatropellaron a los
Browns, vengando la derrota
del dia anterior.
Hildebrand solo permiti6 Gin
co hits.
st. Luis &c, Oh, De; Cleveland
12c, 21h, lie.
Nencieron aver los Tigres a
los Medals Blancas, utilizando
La gaceta., 1936-05-28

Chino Alvarez Sc Batira
EstafNoches c0n.Johnny Jadick
Dicese que lasventajaaen el peso aerd de S Ibras

Esta noche, ST ell Aiempo 10
permite, Sc batiran enAla Are
ma del 116 de ArtilIeria, en-
Wes: Tampa, johnny Jadick,
~aexcampe6n del opaEasiio peso
weller, veterano de- eien-comba-
ties, Y CHINO Alvarez, ell "astro'
pugilistico del barrio de sallende
eel rio, aspirante a la corona de
las 1876 libras.
El Sr. Jadick, que dice tener
con. ratado un nuevo combate
con Tony Canzoneri, ell cam
'pe6n del peso ligero, opinaba a.
noche que no lie serfa dificil de-
rrotar al j6ven local, pues gla-
diadores de mas fama y merito
han caido bajo sus pufos.
Chino Alvarez, por su paEte,
Sc ha concentrate en- preparar-
lse y neg6 hacer declaraciones ;
pero sus ayudantes dicen que ell
ISr. Jadick, al igual que Eddie
Cool, Sc marchara de Tampa
con una derrota mas y las ma
nos en- la eabeza.
Anoche Sc decia que Alvarez
pesaria hoy 134 libras, 10 que
no creemos, y que su confirm
cante subiria al cuadrilatero
con 1879, cinco libras de ventaja.
Digan 10 que digan los bien
pagados y los bien intenciona-
dos, tenemos la seguridad de
que la diferencia de peso a ia
vor de Jadick, en- la noche de
hoy, sera mayor de cinco libras,
no importa 10 que ell Chino ha-
ga. En- los 1ltimos .meses ell pc
so regular de Alvarez ha sido de
1872 libras.
BESIDE ell mes de enero de
1896, ell gladiator tampeno no
ha perdido una sola pelea, aun-
que Sc ha batido con hombres
de habilidad y gran pOteneia fl
sica.
FL director de Jadick asegura
que SD patrocinado sostuvo sic
tie peleas en- los primeros meses
de este ano y solo perdi6 una, la
de Canzoneri, e i~njustamente.
Lew Diamond, director v con
sejerO de Alvarez, opina que Ell
tampeno ha llegado a su mejor
desarrollo corporal y que tiene
grandes probabilidades de
veneer a Jadick por la via del
La gaceta., 1936-05-28

al pitcher Bridges. Cada club
bate6 seis hits. Ted Lyons
lanz6 por los vencidos.
Chicago &c, 5h, De; Detroit &c
Oh, zoe.
En- ell onceno inning los YAM
KEGS vencieron a los Medals
Rojas con un hit de Red Rolfe.
Ba earon de "jonrr6n" ell famo-
so Jimmy Foxx y Ell novato Di
Maggie.
New York Sc, 12h, De; Bos-
ton &c, 13h, De.
La gaceta., 1936-05-28

I'm ataque de PARALYSIS en- la
pierna izquierda hizo que Ell gi-
gante Primo Camera dejase a.
yer ell campo, en- ell noveno asal-
to, al negro Haynes. Cuando
surgi6 10 del ataque, Ell negro lie
vaba considerable ventaja, a los
puntos.
tCumplira Primo la promesa
de retirarse?
La gaceta., 1936-05-28

Cuando Mr.. Alvarez y Mr..
Jadick Sc presenter esta noche
en- Ell cuadrilatero de Benjamin
Field, cast todos los espectado-
res americanos empezaran a gri
tar por Johnny Y los latinOs por
La gaceta., 1936-05-28
MONTALVO Sc INTERESO
P0R LA SALUD DEL PRE-
e

Habana, mayo 28.-Hizo a.
yer una vista al palacio de la
presidential eel generalnMontaI
vo, asecretariog der defEnsa.
Diio a los reporters que ha-
bfa lido a interesarse por la sa-
lud del jefe del sstado.
La gaceta., 1936-05-28

Con aosn'0 sofmne e insi

Con acento so emne e insi-
nuante, Andrea dnO:
-Dios manda perdonar, y
nos da ejemplo de clio perdo-
nandO magnanimO al Neeador
arrepentido; uSteds misma, en-
OCCASION para mi memorable,
cuando vacilaba como listed
vacila ahora, entire ell rencor y
la ind gencia, me acoRsej6 Ia.
i9dldgencia y segui su conse.
por el lie estoy y lie estare
hpre agadecida, pues Ia
iganza v ell rencor no pro-
ducen jamas Ell goce intimO y
purO que prOporeiona In per-
don RemerosO, tantO Rks gene
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EntNhces Ia coadesa ahadl6

EntShces la condesa ahadi6
con cierta energia:
LEGO la bora de que vaya
listed a verle, a asistirle y a
perdonarle... Els su padrel
va We usted,-agreg6 Ma
'rio.-Hasta 3 mi me ha coy
movido su infortunio, y ESQ Gle
mejor que nadie conozco gu
pasado; pero llegan momentos
en- que debe olvidarse TODD, y
este es uno de ellos.
FL llanto de la hermanita,
demostraba claramente la i'm
preston que eJaeM producian
las palabras d los espo-
SOS; pero perHA Pcia CAN
quiza porque nd Acertaba a
mientOs.
La gaceta., 1936-05-28
CON LOS GUANTES

Johnny Burns dice que su "ga
Ito" ganara. Ash piensa Lew
Diamond del suyo.
La gaceta., 1936-05-28

nocaut'', laymejor yla mas cor
Ia.
Salvatore .Mirabella speleara
en- I'll seminal, a seis asaltos,
'vunsgcey Raymond, Sammy Ba-
ker; de Pafm River, uponds6
-sus puhosia los de Pinkie Gray,
de Georgia.
0trasJpeleass de menor impor4
.tancia completan ell programa.
Las preparedness fisicas dc
los gladiadores son las siguien-
ties:
Alvarez Jadick
5,9~ estatura s. 8"
% amos edad 27 amos
1874 Tbs. peso 1879 lbs,
Ter alcance de brazos IA"
%" cintura %"
154" cuello 154"
|344" pecho normal "a"
1877 peeho dilatado 81"
Is" biceps I53"
liz Antebrazo 1921"
14@ p~antorrilla IA"
IN" muneca tn"
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VII

Apenas hubo leido las prime
ras lineas, la hermanita palide-
clio.
SigHi6 leyendo, y a medida
que avanzaba en- la lectura, su
emoci6n crecia.
Cuando acab6 ~ leer, llora-
.ba.
Devolvi6 u carta a la conde-
sa, inslin6 ~ cabeza sobre ell Pc
.cho Y permaneci6 silenciosa.
10y bien,-dijol Andrea, tras
una breve pausa :-lai6 decide
listed? lQue lie acoy AN So CO.
raz6n y su cOnciei 3?
La hermana NJ Ia no respon
do.
La gaceta., 1936-05-28

sviytOrianO 'Manteiga. Editor
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-06-18
Farmers Will Talk
Problems At Series
Of Summer Meetings
Farm Bureau Secretary Points
10 New interest In Economic
Problems Oh agriculture

PicnicS and outdoor meetings are re-
placing Inside gatherings, out orga-
Eized farmers or Maryland are con-
tinuing TO meet and discuss methods
Of improving their economic and
social position. says {. 4. Wise, Jr.,
secretary OF the maryland rarm
Bureau edera,ion. The ederaIion's
secretary predicts an unusually large
number of meetings for the three
summer months of 1886.
The past few years have brought
out more clearly than ever before
that the welfare of farmers depends
on many factors besides the ability
of the individual to produce crops on
his own farm" Mr.. Wise believes.
Farmers are realizing more and
more and more that the agricultural
industry must have greater share
of the national income, and that the
correction of present inequalities will
come only as they work together on
3 united program. They realize that
general gains to their industry in
the past two or three years have
come as result of organized sctiv-
ity."
An added reason for meetings this
summer Is the interest Of farmers IN
the new national agricultural pro-
gram as contained in the Soils Con-
servStioa program. Mr.. Wise reports.
while interest in the development of
cooperative organizations to serve
farms continues TO get more interest
and support.
From Is to 20 Farm bureau picnics
viii be held in SIS many counties of
the state during the next three
months and VIII Be attended BY sew
eral thousand farmers. Mr.. Wise pre-
diets. The first statewide cooperative
conference Of farmers to be held ST
Bettertoa on August and is anoth-
er indication Of increased interest in
the economic aspects Of farming, he
SAWS.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-06-18
Boyd Presbyterian Chur.h

Fathers Day services will ba !,
next Sunday, June 21st at II A "
and 8 P. M. in the Presbvte,,.s
Church of Boyd, Maryland.
In the Morning Service the Paste.
will preach On the theme: 'Wbot :,
Owe My Father" Special musio !,
the Choir. ="
The Evening Service will be led b,
Ma Brown, who together with hos
choir and the instruments thew ~.
will furnish the music. Ma Rron
will make an address on Fatho",
Day.
Sunday School at 10 A. NJ oro,
Sunday for all ages.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-06-18
AS WE SEE 1T
Continued from page ~

hand, and whispering rumors about
the Chief Magistrates political san
ity, on the other, will be banded
about. 1t will resemble local fractional
fight ana will probably be just
about as dirty. And an, my, all the
hot air. We can feel its turgid, tor
rid waves engulfing US poor taxpay-
els even now. Whoever wins, we, the
common peepul, will lose and win go
en-. helter-skelter, buying Fords on
the "eesy-eesy Payment Plan," rush
ing about as if our work must be ac-
complished by sunset-ignoring the
finer things of life, our families and
our MISUNDERSTANDING only of
keeping up with standards set by
those more fortunate or more dishon-
est. as the case may be-inviting our
friends and neighbors in for the
evening and hooking them for a
plenty or getting hooked the next
morning. 1t has all been done before,
on perhaps smaller scale. Jefferson
was revileG, Jackson was suspected
and Lincoln was cursed. Meanwhile
America has kept its position at the
top of the international scale. We
have had no serious internal foment
since the Civil War and that was Just
q political blunder Whoever is elect
ed president-things will go on in the
same old cycle. Restrict immigra-
ton and we will have little real diff
culties. My best advice is to get out
and vote but don't take things too
seriously. Lincoln lived years after
George Washington. Roosevelt and
Landon are typical Americans, living
decades after Cleveland and Taft
The world goes on America main
tains its prestige and whether or not
we salute the flag, we will always
rally around when the cause is
sufficiently critical
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-06-18
Funeral Services Held
For Hiram w. Harvey

Funeral rites were conducted Fri
day morning for Hiram W. Harvey
former County Commissioner and a
leading farmer and citizen of the
Brookeville-olney community. THIS
services were held at the home with
interment at St, Johns Cemetel j,
0lney, Mr.. Harvey was paraiyEed
over week ago.
Mr.. Harvey, an outstanding Repuh-
lican leader of the Eighth District,
served five years as commissioner,
He defeated the late Judge Samuel
Riggs in stirring contest in 1921.
but was defeated in 1926 by ]. Forest
Walker, who served only few
months before being named County
Treasurer. He numbered among his
friends members of different political
parties and was generally respected
and beloved by his neighbors and
acquaintance throughout Montgom-
cry County.
He is survived by his widow,
formerly Miss GLAND; and three
sons, Willard. GLAND and Clyde. He
was q son Of the late James E. Har-
vey, who conducted a general store
for many years at Sunshine,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-06-18
Highland Grange Sponsor
Of Red Cross Safety Meet

The Highland Grange viii sponsor
a Red Cross Program 70 be held IN
the Highland Hall on Monday, June
18th, at 5 P. II. The purpose of this
meeting Is to teach safety IN the
home and on the farm.
A prominent speaker viii be pres
ent TO give talk on Red Cross work
Topics relating 10 Red Cross work
viii also be presented and discussed
at this meeting.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-06-18
Laytonsville M. E. Parish

Preaching services for Sunday
June 21st, viii be held at Laytonsville
10 A. NJ; at Mt. Tabor (Etchison)
II A. NJ; and Wesley Grove Wood
field) s P. NJ.
Petalpha Lodge No. 1914 A. F. and
A. NJ. will turn out in body at the
evening service at Wesley Groce
(Woodfeld.)
All Fraternal men are invited.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-06-18
Animals Endure SeAsiekne.s

Many animals suffer from seasiek-
aeSs as much as If not more than hu-
mans Horses sometimes die Of II, but
one animal that is amenable to treat
rent Is the elephant He can usually
-aSze the trip in good health II be Il
1ept slightly intoxicated-Collier's
Weekly
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-06-18
Dogs Kill Is Sheep
And Colt At Dayton

William SmallwoOd. OF Dayton sp-
pesred before the County Commits
sioners last Tuesday 10 make claim
of damages suffered because Of dogs
Mr.. SaaIlwooi stated that he had
lost fifteen sheep and 8 sucking
colt. Il Is thought that the dogs are
hounds from Montgomery County
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-06-18

AsseSccs ts An unusual book binding
trough aluuiEu1 wan paper. and
japanese unhrelA-caoth have al been
use& for thar purpose Sus S-rAareS
a AZ book A,o61gs vas one MADE
eron human ska AnsrAer cursuus Use
Tor hzmA1 SS2a. EskA Military laR5@r
- TIE HusSses-1 Sci az p-eRssor-
Da1o1 frasesrxnrS IKE au- 0gl La
lAras-alCecSe6 hat lbs Skan should De
maze int a drum when he E3ea
moueA; 4 wrul6 belp ne Eussrss
- 6rAt more 1srceSy MzE
kzsnA
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-06-18
A Annani,.

An ammonite Is one OF ype Of ex
uncf marine moIlusks. related to the
nautilus and resembling II ia having an
eAaocr1tely coiled and ehambered shell
The Cpe Included numerous species
which were widely distributed during
the Mesos0Ic era
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-06-18

Learning by Experiences
"0f co'se you kin learn by expert
ence." said Uncle Eben. But, remem-
Der. son, you kin learn foolishness dar
way de same as out o. books"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-06-18
Flower Hill Church of the
Brethren
Redland MARYLAND


Sunday. June s1st, Bible School at
900 P. N. Divine worship at 500 P.
NJ. Bible Study and Story Hour at
$50 P, NJ. Divine Worship at 7:4S
P, NJ.
G. L. Baker, PASTOR
Germantown, Maryland
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-06-18

Some voters in dis district" said
Uncle Eben. is ike chickens S1ong
a. little feed keeps comm DER way,
iey don't care who dey belongs TO nor
what's gineter 10 happen to en-"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-06-18
PICNIC NOTICES!

All churches, fraternal orders and
other organizations, are invited 70
send in short item giving the date
and place of the annual picnic. sup
per or festival. To insure that these
contributions are included in the pic
nic column, please address or phone
the Picnic Editor.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-06-18

Annual picnic and chicken supper,
s., Lakes Church. Brighton, Satnr-
day. August /. 5 70 P. n.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-06-18
Had. Hi, ci,..

Jud Ta0kins says his boy takes n
, redit for standing At the head o. his
lass Aecans~ it's an awful inah class
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-06-18
"A Mothers Lament"

l was asked not long ago;
~What were your dreams, your
hobbies. 50
I did not hesitate % say.
1 wanted flowers. music Snd babies to
play
On my hearth, il my garden, around
IRE each day.
But flowers fade and music goes,
And those babies hegs. well heav-
en- knows
I've worn my fingers % the bone
Leng<hening skirts
For my musical aSwers, whove
grown
Into SireS
SHn. laugh. sing. and put fresh
SowerS
In bowls,
Bat ny babies nov. pr IN most theig
hours
Telling mother how 70 gr0w,
I don't know zDch- I've toznd that
CIT.
Since Lady slippers 5z2ce ahout-
Helen Matthews SsLAshzut=
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-06-18

Annual picnic Of the Clsrksburg
N. 6, Church. on August Is. Kings
Wood. near Clarksburg.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-06-18

For example. Tn getting n miles
per gallon of gasoline and I
haven't added any OIL between
changes. And Dodge Is 50 easy
to ouys One can get a Dodge for
not much more than S2S per
month! It's easy TO sec why more
people buy Dodge cars than any
other make, with the exception Of
the three loweSt-prioed cars.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-06-18

Annual outing Maryland Meat
Dealers Association, Brsndel Manor,
near EllicOtt City, July 18th.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-06-18

Annual Carnival Of the Silver
Spring Volunteer Fire Department,
Silver Spring, from Friday, June Il
TO Saturday. June 20. BingO. dane
ing. etc.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-06-18

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The Washington times., 1936-12-19
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JURY PICKED

A jury has been selected by the
Corcoran Gallery Of Art to pass on
paintings submitted in the fiji
teenth biennial exhibition of con-
temporary American oil paintings,
1t was announced today by Of
ficials of the institution. The jury
will also act as hanging commit
tee and will make the w. A. Clark
prize awards.
More than 1000 paintings are
expected from artists in all parts
of the United States. They will be
passed on at two exhibitions, in
New York and Washington.
Those invited to serve on the
jury are William j. Glackens, Of
New York, chairman; John Steuart
Curry, of Kansas and Connect
cut: Daniel CARRIER. Of Phliadel-
phia and Lumberville, Pa; Rich
ard Lahey, Of washington. and
William M. Paxton, Of Boston,
Mass.
The Washington times., 1936-12-19
SURGERY AIDS
FRANKLIN, , JR.

BOSTON, Dec. 10 (IN.S0.
Resting comfortably following a
surprise operation to drain two
nasal bone cavities and relieve a
sinus ailment, Franklin D. Roose.
velt, jr., son of the President, to-
day was planning to leave Massa-
chusetts General Hospital early
next week to spend Christmas
with his parents in Washington.
DR.. George Loring Tobey, jr.,
young Roosevelt's physician, per-
formed the operation following
consultation with four other doc
tors. DR.. Tobey had announced
last Wednesday that Franklin,
jr. IS condition was improving stead
lily aided by a new chemothera.
peutic treatment, and that there
would be no immediate operation.
Franklin was conscious through
out the operation. A local an.
aesthetic was used to drain the
antrum and ethlnoid cavities. DR..
Frederick E. Garland, one of the
attending physicians, described
young Roosevelt as zone of the
bravest boys I ever saw under
such an operation. He had no
fear"
A few hours after the operation,
Franklin, jr., telephoned to his
fiancee, Miss Ethel du Pont,
munitions heiress, at her home in
Greenville, Del. Miss Du Pont
had been at his bedside until
few days ago. He also talked to
his mother in New York.