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Evening star., 1936-05-25

the two peoples for generations to
come.
II consider the establishment Of
friendly intercourse between China
and Japan to be an immediate chal-
lenge to the practical statesmanship
Of both countries.
THE present Is no time TO indulge
Evening star., 1936-05-25
RIOT AGAINST WAR

LILLE. France, May IS CP.-Rioting
broke out here yesterday after the
dedication of a statue Of Marshal Foch
in the presence Of War Minister Louis
Felix Maurin.
Socialist youths, decrying war, fought
with war veterans assembled to honor
the World War hero. Police halted the
struggle.
Evening star., 1936-05-25
THE WEATHER

District Of Columbia-Mostly cloudy
tonight; cooler tomorrow; moderate
northerly winds.
Maryland and Virginia-Mostly
cloudy tonight and tomorrow; cooler.
West Virginia-Mostly cloudy to-
night and tomorrow; cooler in north
west portion tonight.
RAport for Last 40 Hans.
Evening star., 1936-05-25
FAR EAST |S|SSUE
IN NAVAL PARLEY
Soviet BaIks at Pact With
Britain Unless Japan
Is Bound.


Russian Imperial Ndry to its knees,
forced a peace treaty In which
President Theodore Roosevelt act
ed as arbiter. Subsequently. Rus
sta has held healthy respect for
Japan, jealously guarded It's ST.
berian territory, railroad and ASH
dtic prestige. Political upheaudls
In Russia haze made real resist
ance to Japdnese ambitions i'm
practical until late years.
By the Associated Press.
LONDON, May 25.-The Anglo Rus
sian naval conversations snagged to-
day on the issue Of the Soviet Far
Eastern fleet.
Britain opposed Soviet contentious
that this feet should be excluded from
a contemplated limitation pact unless
Japan also were bound by direct
Russo-Jap agreement.
Failing such an accord, the Rus
slams desired to be free to withhold
advance information on Far Eastern
feet construction.
An exchange Of building informa-
ton was one provision Of the re-
Gently signed London treaty between
Great Britain, the United States and
France. The proposed Anglo-Soviet
pact would supplement this treaty.
The British contended today the
Russian position was scarcely logical.
inasmuch as both the United States
and Great Britain. with Pacific fleets,
too. signed the London treaty.
Escape Clauses Cited.
They pointed out the London treaty
contained escape clauses to guard
signatories In the event Japan or any
other non-signatory should make ad-
herence to treaty provisions imprac-
tical.
They stated, also, there was reason
to hope Japan would, In fact. observe
the London treaty provisions. al
though her representatives walked out
Of the parleys when their demands for
parity were turned down.
Russia also conditioned her sigma
ture on the signing Of an Anglo
German pact Of similar nature. This
was expected to present no difnculty
since the British expected Germany to
sign.
The Russian and British naval con-
ferees arranged . second meeting fol
later in the day.
One Of the principal problems was
raised, an authoritative source said,
by the Soviet Unions desire to divide
its naval undertakings into two
spheres-the Far Eastern and the
European. The British preferred to
treat the Soviet feet as one unit.
London Started Overtures.
The conversations arose from q
London invitation to Moscow to dis
cuss an agreement for restriction on
sizes of individual types Of warships
and an exchange Of information on
naval construction In line with the
new London treaty.
The Soviet government organ Izves-
tia declared In Moscow yesterday
Russia could not consider an Eastern
feet limitation as long as no similar
agreement restricted Japan. and
therefore the London negotiations
could involve only European arma-
ments.
This official statement, under the
name Of the authoritative spokesman
Karl Radek, asserted Russia was at
tempting to achieve q separate agree
ment with Japan-thus far fruitlessly
Assistant Foreign Secretary Robert
Leslie Craigie and Capt. T. s. v. Phil
lops, director Of plans for the ad-
nliralty. represented Britain In the
negotiations with Russia, conferrine
with Soviet Ambassador Ivan M
Maisky and Antipof -Chikunsky, q
Soviet naval authority.
Evening star., 1936-05-25

Record for Last FL Hours.
From noon yesterday to noon today)
Highest. 81. at pm. yesterday. Year
Lowest ~. at am. today. Year
Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest. 90. on May 8.
Lowest, 0. on January %.
Humidity for Last "a Hours.
tFrom noon yesterday to noon today.)
Highest. rs per cent at $50 q. m. today
Lowest, 20 per cent. at pm yesterday.
Tide TahIas
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'ne-hah hour after sunset.
Precipitation.

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Oapltal (current month to datel: wy
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Germans Buy Coffee.
Germany is buying twice as much
coffee In Costa Rica as the United
States.
La gaceta., 1936-09-11
Sc BATHROOM A SABLE LOS
SENADORES PENA Y CA
SANOVA

Habana, sep. 11.-En una fin
"a de los alrededOres de esta Ca
pital Sc basieron aver a sable,
con flo y contrafilo, los senado-
res Lucilo de la Pena y Jose Ma
nuel Casanova, este dltimo ha.
cendado y fascista. Los padri-
nos de Lucilo 10 fueron ell alcal-
de la Habana, Sr. Beruf Men
dieta, y Ell comandante Ramon
Fonts. Actuaron de padrinos
por Casanova, ell DIR. Alvarez
del Real y ell DR.. Carlos Mar
qUez Sterling, p~residente de la
Camara de representatives.
De la Pena result6 herido Ell
un hombro y en- Ell antebrazo y
Casanova en- ell antebrazo. Los
padrinos lograron la reconcilia-
ci6n de los Oponentes.
Actu6 de juez de campo ell no.
table esgrimista Sr. Rivas, ayu-
dado por ell comandante Fonts.
La gaceta., 1936-09-11
D~ESTITUIDO Ell O.
Iva, AGRESOR DEL ANUN
CIADOR DE RADIO MA
NUEL r

Habana, Sep. Icon fecha
de aver ell gobernador provin :
cial, Sr. Baizan, dej6 cesante al
negro Elpidio Olivia, un porris-
a, agregor dcf anunciador de IA
dio Sr. Manuel Serrano, de la
astaci6n conocida por la Casa de
las Medias.
Dlcese que ell senador Ramon
Vasconceios, eRfurecido con Sc
rrano porque este di6 por la "a
dio la noticia del inciden,e en- ell
.eatro Marti, cuando Ell revolt
cionario Argielles castig6 la in.
solencia del senador, lpegandole
una bofetada, hizo que Olivia lie
agrediera.
No hay pruebas claras en- co..
ra de Vasconcelos, pero la OPT
MON p1blica lie senala. Cen.ena-
res de telegramas de protes.a
po la ccnducta del criminal han
llegado a las esferas oficiales.
Algunos de los telegramas a.
0arecen firmados por congresis-
las, gobernadores, alcaldes v
,oncejales.
La gaceta., 1936-09-11
DEPORTES
LAS PRACTICAS DE LOS
~FUTBOLISTAS DE LOS ms
TITUTOS Y
PLANT

Bajo La direction de H. Viii.
lard Johnson Y Lamar Sara
volyieron a practicar aver, en-
sus respectivos terrenos, los Tt
rriers de Hillsborough Y las Par
teras de Plant.
Los Terriers dlsminuyeron a.
yer la intensidad de los ejerci
clos, ~ligeramente; pero las Pan
teras rindieron cast toda su efec
tividad.
Willard Johnson Sc muestra
satisfecho, en- la defensa, de Ma
nuel Rocha, Benny Fernandez y
Tom Young, y en- Ia agilidad de
Henry Orihuela, Vic Hatch, Ma
hon Myers v Pete Schiro.
Jug6 a la ofensiya ell siguien.
te team" Joe Murrell y Wal
ter Frederick, extremes; Ma
nuel Fernandez y Barnum Ep
person, derribadores; Banny
Lane Y Frank Kovack, guardas
J. B. Griffin, centric; Saunders
quarterback; Myers y Hatch
halfbacks, y Schito, fulIback.
La gaceta., 1936-09-11
BASE BALL
IIEA NACI0NAL

I'm cuadrangular do Hack did
la victoria a los Cubs sobre el
Flladelfia, en- Ell octave inning,
ganando I'm juego complete en-
direction de los Gigan es.
Chicago q, Oh, lie; Filadelfis
&c, III, Sc.
Atacaron los Piratas a los pi;
cheers de los Dodgers y con Id
hits a~notaron IL veces. Swift se
.reci6 en- los momentos diffciles.
Pittsburg lie, 14h, Be; Broc-
kyn sc, llh, 2e.
Les Gigantes perdieron aver
en- Tres formas: Los Rojos les
vetncieron, con ano.aci6n de Z
por 2; perdieron un juego ccm.
pleto en- ell margen de ventaja '
el director Very tendra que pa
gare I'm traje a Charley Dres-
sen. Terry lie habia apostado a
Dresser que los Gigantes no pei
derfan nueve desafios con les
Rojos Y la de aver fue la novena
victoria de los Rojos sobre neo-
7orquinos. La ventaja del New
York, en- ell primer lugar, es aho
a de solo 312 desafios.
Cincinnati &c, 15h, BE; New
York &c, III, Re.
Los Carsenales hicieron dos
:arreras en- la novena entrada
Y derrotaron a las Abejas. FL
Boston solo bate6 cinco hits, uno
lie ellos de Alfonso Lopez.
st. Luis Be, 13h, De; Boston
&c, 5h, &c,
: Aver declare el catcher Man.
cuso, de los Gigantes, que el cor
sidera a Hubbell, como pitcher.
por encima de Dizzy Dean. e.
catcher de los Cardenales cor
soda seguridad que piensa 10 con
trario.
La gaceta., 1936-09-11
Los ESPART HRACTT.
CARAN HOY EN- Ell TE-
E DE PLANT

Los partidarios del futbol Ell
asta ciudad iran esta tarde a
Plant Field a presenciar las
practicas de los Espartanos de
la Universidad de Tampa, que
hoy por la manana regresaron
de su c~ampamento.
Pasaron los Espartanos va :
rios dfas en- Odessa, bajo Ia mi
rada avizora de Nash Higgins.
Enlpezaran los ejercicios a
las tres de latarde. No Sc han a.
gregado todavia al cOntingente
John Nevers, Ed Reilly, Jose
Ma7eika y Henry Bloom.
La mafiana de aver, junto al
Lago, la pasaron los atletas ''pa
eeando." En- horas de la tarde
atacaron y bioquear0n.
Mr.. Higgins reducira su es :
cuadra de veteranOs a IS y de
novatOs a 30,
Howard Stephens, a quien hr
30 necesidad de darle tres pun4
,os en- Ia cara, no tomara parte
en- EOS ejercicios viotentos hasta
recobrarse por complete.
Anoche Sc reuni6 el grupo a
deliberar, asistiendo George Ho
well, Official del Club; Ell decano
M. S. Hale y Sos oficiales Alex
Olson y Jose Dalton.
La gaceta., 1936-09-11

creo que 10 sera: 10 presentas en-
la EXPOSITION y tie 10 premian,
IA ESQ aspire.
-Bueno. va themes tn grupo
p~remiado. 5Y que?
@C6mo? 1
DE aqui a entonces bA de
pasar todavia mucho tempo,
mas ael necesario para Horirte
de Ysmbre. No te mgkres por
un 6iAgro, pero bus as COM
pradOr pals tn grdpOfn no 10 en-
cuentras, antique E6os 10 admit
ran, porque es cosa que Guests
mucho dinero, Y te quedas con
Is gloria. y sin un cuarto. Esto
oe1 re a muchos y este puede
q trirte a ii, por esa idea err6-
neh que teneis del arte, pOr esa
ad raci6n ciega que le profeaais,
La gaceta., 1936-09-11
iCUATRO C~ARFTELERAS
DE LA GACETA'

Por contrato con la compania
Martin Outdoor Advertising Co.
La GAGE a." Ell peri6dico de ma
yor circulation, ell mas leido de
Ia colonia latina, ha puesto cra-
tro carteleras anunciadoras en-
los siguientes lugares: Septima
evenida y Gale 8, avenida Grand
Central Y Dakota, Tampa y For
una y Florida y Curtis.
Los car.eles han sido hechsS
ION los cclOres de Ia Repdblica
Espahola, en- modesto homemade
a la gloriosa Espana nueva.
La Martin Outdoor Sc ha luci-
do con este trabajo y a congra.
La gaceta., 1936-09-11
LIGA AMERICANA

Los Ateticos derrotaron en- el
primer juego a los Browns dc
st. Luis y empataron Ell segun :
do. Solo pudieron pegar ochc
hits los Browns, en- ell primero.
F~iladelfia 12c, 16h, Be; St
'bdis 7c, 8h, 2e.
Filadelfia &C, ion, lie; St
Luis &c, 9h, De.
Venciendo a los Senadores e
Ipitcher Bridges alcanz6 su vigt
sima victoria del ano. Ell desafiC
fue Ell Gltimo de la temporads
entire los dos clubs. e
En- un htaS de % desafios, lc.
Tigres derrotarUn IL veces a 10,
Senadores y perdieron IL iue
Cos con estes.
Washington q, 5h, De; De
.roit sc, Oh, De.
Atacaron los IRdios en- Ell no,
veno y vencieron a los Yankees
con score de 5 carreras pOr 4.
Ale gan6 81 10 victoria de.
afio, aunque lie pegarOn IS hits.
Hal Trostsky bate6 un oportuni
simo ''joRrOn" sObge las curvas
de Wicker, TN pitcher sustituto.
New York DC, 1Sh, lie.
Cleveland &c, I4h, lie.
La gaceta., 1936-09-11

Sr. Subscriptor: Manuel Quin
tero Sc ha retirado, 10 mismo
que Relampago Sagtiero.
Di6 dias de gloria al pugilis-
mo local; pero descendi6 con ma
yor rapidez de 10 que todos es-
perabamos.
Chino Alvarez lie derrot6 dos
veces, en- esta ciudsd, la prime
ra con un gUEpe illegal y la Sc
gunda con golpes legales.
Relampago Sc ha rletldo a ar
bitro, y Jim Downing lie gradud
en- su academia.
La gaceta., 1936-09-11

Hace algunas semanss pre-
sentamos a Harry Balsamo, ell
gladiator de Harlem, future
campe6n mundial del peso me-
lilo. Balsamo puso a dormir a
AL Rossi, en- Ell segundo asalto.
Cuando hablamos de Pedro
Montanez nos acordamos STEM
IRE de Balsamo. Pedro ha trim
fadO 18 wees consecutivas y
5alsamo, en- Is bouts" ha ga
nado IA combates por "nocaut."
Balsamo llev6 a Rossi sobre
as sogas, pegandole formida :
les golpes al cuerpo, con las
.os manos. Luego lie puso a dor
mir con una derecha por la man
tibula.
Una carrera triunfal, con
freddie Steele de principal obs
taculo!
La gaceta., 1936-09-11
FL DE LUCHAS
PAR Ell LUNES

En- ell p"ograma anunciado pa
ra ell venidero lunes por ell en-
presario Jorge Cazana, figura
George Romanoff, campe6n del
DESC medic Y e7.rella que fue de
la compania teatral de Earl Ca
rrol. Romanoff &C TARA de arbi-
trio.
Dobie Osburn, campe6n del
estado de Florida, reaparecera
frente a Don Mcintyre, de Kan
sas City. Johnny Plummer, liz
nueva sensation, tendra de adj
La gaceta., 1936-09-11

iCuantas manifestations sc
han organizado en- Tampa para
.ir a recibir a Wallace?
ST es verdad que ha derrota
do a Franckie Kick Y otros "a
bien merece que Sc lie obsc
quie con un 'qunch."
La gaceta., 1936-09-11
ARRESTAD0 Ell TENIENTE
RUMBAU

Habana, sep. 11.-Cuando en-
traba aver en- Ell edificio de Ia
Metropolitana, la policfa de Ba-
tiSta detuvo al ex enien e del e.
jercito Jose Rrmbau, acpsaio
de intervenir en- la reorganiza-
ci6n de la sociedad secre. Abe.
Ingres6 en- ell cas- lilo del Prin-
cipe.
La gaceta., 1936-09-11

. Mr.. Franckie Wallace llegara
81 lunes, segGn nos informan. Els
IN italiano dispuesto a apagar-
,e los fuegos a Chino Alvarez.
Suponemos que traera dos ca
nastas, una para sus ~puhetazos
v otra para recoger los del opo.
nente.
Y va Sc sabe que Mr.. Alvarez
tiene una nueva divisa: mi al.
mrerzo miedo nj como susie"
Los caracoles lie dan siempre
Ell mejor consejo Y lie ayudan a
.triunfar.
La gaceta., 1936-09-11
UN PUGu1S-
IA CUBANO

Habana, sep. 11.-Acusado
de agredir con una navajo a Jua
ma Pardo, vecina de Santa Cla-
ra 20, Ell juez de instruction pro-
ESQ aver a Rigoberto Sanchez
Sanchez, pugilis a conocido por
Chocolate Habanero. Sc lie ext
ge una crecida fianza para 60
Ear de libertad provisional.
La gaceta., 1936-09-11

SIN buscar en- el, ante TODD y So
0re TODD, la utilidad, los medios
de vida que necesitais. Antes
que artistas sois hombres. los
hombres para vivir necesitan CO
mer, y de gloria no Sc come. Els
c0mida POGO alimenticia Y POGO
subs anciosa.
La gaceta., 1936-09-11

I'm nuevo gimnasio Sc abrira
en- la esqrina de la fabrica LA
Corina," en- ell segundo piso.
Todo indica que Tony Canoe
q trasladara su c~ampamento a
Sc lugar, en- espera de que lie
Iaigan las 'estrellas.'
Ahora Sc ejercita Tony con el
mayor entusiasmo. Parece un
lombre nuevo.
La gaceta., 1936-09-11
al pastor Hogue.

Plu1rnner, como va hemos di-
cho, hizo tablas con Joe Savoldi,
en- UNI .rsciente encuentro y ha
derro ado a tales hombres CO
mo Chundrath Singh, Bob Sa-
wage, Man Mountain Dean,
Bruce Nolan, Tiny Roebuck y
Nell O'Dell.
La gaceta., 1936-09-11
VII

Disimul6 Gaspar, 10 meior
que pndO' la con rariedad que lie
producia es.a manera de expire
sarse, y dijo:
-BuenO, PerO "a que viene
TODD ESQ?
-Viene,-respOndi6le R6mu-
"a que, 81 tn fueras menOs
4rEta y mas hOmhre, ganarias
La gaceta., 1936-09-11

Rafael Chong, derrotado an :
seayer en- New York, por Solly
Kreiger, es un chino de New o.
'eans. I'm chino nacido en- Ell Elk
tremo Oriente. Chong parecia
lvanzar hasta la cumbre y Sc en-
,on.r6 con ell "desastre."
Ell chino rod6 cratro wees o
a Iona, en- ell septimo, por la
cuenta de nueve en- cada case. Al
'taer por quinta vez, el arbitra
Jose Vaccarelli Sc interpuso y
proclam6 vencedor al veteranc
Kreiger.
La gaceta., 1936-09-11

LIE dieron a Lorente ell encar-
20 de buscar a seis pugilistas, CO
mo 81 hubiera abundancia de
iellos en- es.a comunidad.
Hubo abundancia, pero los err
presarios Sc aproveeharon Y pre-
7ocaron despues la decadencia.
Ahora Sc impone c~onstruir dc
nuevo, 10 que no es facil.
Lorente prepare aqui a varios
lie los mejores p1giles locales,
en.re ellos a Oscar Mendivia.
La gaceta., 1936-09-11
CON LOS GUANYE
BALSAMO VENCEDOR

Y Sc lie dara alierto paraerez
sistir mejor la violencia de los
punos del Chino.
La gaceta., 1936-09-11

stones inGtiles Y vafnos al asunA
10. TIL, en- Ell arte, no buscas la
utilidad, sine Ia gloria; y asi &c
luce ell pelo. Porque de gloria no
Sc vive.
-Pero de ella depende, como
natural consecuencia, la utili-
dad. -
NO siempre, Y voy a demos
trartelo con un ejSnplO practi-
co Haze una porcion de dias
1Qe estas trabajando en- csc CRU
pc para Ell ue mi hija y 70 tie
SERVINGS ID modelos, y para con
cluirlo tend Us que TRAFALGAR aun
muchos ma4
y henI
n Dye v he me i~nterrumpas.
SupongamQf ique 10 acabas yNue
r. una Ok nUtahle, comb NyO
La gaceta., 1936-09-11
LAS PENAS
QUE RFtVMFN
La GaOeta
Folktin No. 52S

decen a razones de delieadeza
que agrGdezco, digo de ahora
para siempre que no nos sepa-
arenios suceda 10 que suceda.
81 la suerte nos sonrie, los treR
participaremos de ella; 81, POT
Ell contrario, hay que sufrir,
sufriremos los tres juntos. IA
ceptan ustedes? 1Estan dis
puestos a ayudarme a salir de
lesta apurada situaci6n?
Por toda regpuesta, R6mulo
Ia abraz6 } Angels esereeh6le
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-21
MYERS PLEADS
TO DEMOCRATS
TO TAKE LEAD
Attorney Calls on Party
to Provide Honest
Government,

Walter Myers, Indianapolis attor-
ney and former speaker of the In
diana House of Representatives,
today called upon the Democratic
party to take the lead in honest
government.
Speaking before Democratic Vet
Grams last night in Tomlinson Hall,
Mr.. Myers said, Pick leaders who
will be tax savers and not tax eat
ers, who will be just and generous
without being soft and fiabby. The
call is for men who can say no
to the wastrel, rather than yes to
the maudlin."
1.-THE wrongful exercise of power"
destroys nations, the speaker said
THE rules of the game in our
constitution forbid alike the tyr
amy of the autocrat, the violence
of the mob or the grasping clutch
of selfish persons, interests, groups
or classes"
He pointed to Italy, Germany and
Russia as countries where consti-
tutional guarantees were abolished
Defends Constitution
'You say such things as occurred
under relationships could never
happen here. No, not while we have
our Constitution, not while we have
honest courts. But destroy the
Constitution, corrupt those courts,
and the mailed fist of a tyrant will
knock you head over heels and his
cruel face will sneeringly mock your
misery. Did Hitler weep when a
bullet passed through the head of
his old friend, Capt. Roehm?
Our government is sound and
free, because it forbids the wrongful
exercise of power. Under our rules
the Legislature passes laws. The
executive approves and enforces
them. The courts construe them and
say whether they are just and ac-
cording to the rules.
IF all three departments agree, a
law must be good. Let any man be
Judge and jury in his own cause,
and I defy you to find justice any,
where in the courtroom. Let him
not only be judge and jury, but also
lawmaker and policeman, then JUS
tice becomes fugitive and freedom
churchyard ghost"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-21

CHS in French, Freddie Bartholo-
NEW doesn't know a word of that
language. Amos m Andy, va
cationing at Palm Springs, Cal,
write their scripts between golf,
tennis, swimming, sun bathing,
flying and other sports. /. With
stage appearances in addition to
radio work, Lum and Abner spend
much of their time in Ozark cos
tunes.
Balloting is to close April Is in
a nationwide poll conducted by
the Woman's National Radio Com
mittee to determine the best pro-
gram in the following classical
tons: Serious music, light music,
musical, educational and
children's programs.
Awards will go to programs
specifically created for radio.
Such features as the New York
MISUNDERSTANDING and the
Boston, Cleveland and Detroit
Symphony orchestras are ruled out
because they are planned primar-
lily for audiences in concert halls.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-21
OPTOMETRISTS ARE TO
MEET HERE TOMORROW

DR.. Louis Jaques, Los Angeles, Is to
Speak at SEVERN.
OptometriSts from Indiana, Ohio,
Kentucky and Illinois are to gather
at an all-day meeting tomorrow at
the SEVERN, at which DR.. Louis
Jacques, Los Angeles, Cal, nationally
known optometrist, is to speak. DR..
Jaques is a member of the faculty
of the University pf Southern Cali
fornia.
The meeting is scheduled to start
at 10, followed by a conference of
officers of the state association at
dinner meeting at noon. DR.. W.
L. Van Osdol, Indianapolis, state
organization president, is to be in
charge of the meeting.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-21
De PAW SENATE
MAY BE ENDED
IN SCHOOL VOTE
New Council May Replace
Present Type of
Organization.

Times Special
GREENCASTLE, March 2l.-De
Paw University's Student Senate
today had voted to abolish itself.
In its place-subject to a student
referendum-is to be council of Is
members elected by the student
body. The old student government
plan called for Senate of 90 men,
bers, representing each sorority,
fraternity, and university residence
hall
The new plan upon which the
students are to vote Wednesday,
provides the following changes:
The student body will choose a
committee TO manage elections.
The elected council will select ex-
ecutive officers, a student affairs
committee and a student publica-
lions board.
Conventions will be called to Sc
lect candidates for class offices, and
members of each class will elect
officers by preferential ballot.
The plan of government reform
resulted from widespread agitation
and dissatisfaction. A new consti-
tuition was drafted by committee
composed of Paul Freeland, Shell
byville; William Kinnally, Gary;
Earl Kintner. Princeton, and Lester
Sutton, Bridgeton, N. j.
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the Middle West or who can't
stand the charges of major net
work advertising.
PrevieWing Tonights Programs
Jack Hylton, CHS (WFBM) at 6,
is to Salute Gil Scouts, who are
celebrating their twenty-fourth
anniversary, with "Sky Blue Wa
ters," Pale Moon" and THE Wa
tiers of Minnetonka"; Mrs. Carrie
Chapman Gait is to discuss