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The Washington times., 1936-02-12
JURY TO HEAR
DUTCH IRWIN

Morris Z. Dutch" Irwin, local
sportsman, under indictment with
six others ON gaming conspiracy
charges. In expected to testify in
his own defense bef0er q District
Supreme Court jury today.
Assistant u. 8. Attorney Roger
Robb, in charge Of the prosecu-
ton, rested the Governments
case shortly before noon and JUS
tice r. Dickinson Let's overruled
motions of defense counsel for Q
directed verdict Of not guilty.
In asking the court to take the
case from the Jury, Attorney
Joseph D. Kelly, counsel for
Leonard F. Hill, Wilbur s. Car
roll and Morris A. Malone. three
Of the defendants, pointed out
that his clients could not be con-
Sidered as conSpirators, since they
were only employees Of the owner
Of the alleged gambling eStab-
HShment.
Vigorous attacks on the search
warrant, which formed the basis
for the police raid On October
q last, wer made by Attorneys
Charles 3. Ford and Harry T.
Whelan, counsel for Irwin, Ed.
ward J. Gibson, Frank Z. Gran
dali and James Mcintyre, In
their motions for . directed YER
dict.
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Manassas Will Have
Poultry Institute

MANASSAS. Va. Feb. 12.-An
all-day county poultry institute
will be held at the town hall here
tomorrow.
. w. c. Tul1y. turkey specialist,
and A. Lawrence Dean and Harry
L. Moore, general poultry special.
istS, from Virginia Polytechnic In.
stitute, will lead discussions on
buying and brooding baby chicks,
raising pulletS, management for
maximum egg production, disease
and sanitation control and man.
agement Of turkeys on limited
range.
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School Whipping
Measure Is
Studied

BALTIMORE, Nd, Feb. IL.
Attorney General Herbert r.
OConor Of Maryland in response
to a request from States Attor-
'ney James H. Pugh Of Montgom-
cry county, is making a study Of
the legality Of public school Of
ficials Of Maryland administering
corporal punishment to the stu
dents.
The request from States Attor-
ney Pugh for q ruling on the
question was an aftermath Of a
recent exposure Of alleged flog-
ging Of three pupils in the Ia
Silver Spring Junior High
School, by w. B. Marks, princi-
pal, for alleged minor offenSes.
DR.. Edwin w. Broome, Superin-
tendent of county schools, has de-
clared that corporal punishment
is permitted in the school Of the
State, under an ancient" school
regulation established by the
State school authorities, but is
employed only as q last resort.
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Or|andoC. Rucker, rs,
Is Buried at Bedford

RICHMOND. Va. Feb. II.
Funeral services for Orlando
Chiles Rucker, 76, president Of
the Bedford Bar Association,
were conducted at Bedford, Va.,
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. RuCker died Saturday
morning after a brief illness at
his home there. He was 0 leader
IN the early prohibition move
ment IN the State and was q one
time candidate for governor on
the Prohibition ticket. He Is sur
vived by his widow and several
children. g.,
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NAVY OFFICERS
URGE 1O-YEAR
PROGRAM

Moving to defend America In q
war-threatened world, ranking
naval officers yesterday laid be.
fore the Senate Naval Affairs Com
mittee recommendations for q 10
year fleet expansion program EN-
bracing 221.OO0 tons Of auxiliary
ships and modernization Of battle
ships.
Rear Admiral J. K. TausSig.
acting chief Of operations, was
Joined by Real Admiral Emory 8.
Land, chief Of the bureau con.
struction and repair, and Rear Ad-
miral Z. J. King, chief Of the
naval aeronautics bureau. in ap-
pealS for o broad authorization
from Congress within limitations
Of the London Naval Treaty.
At the same time demands for
adequate defense echoed through
the House as the $543, 900 600 War
Department appropriation bill
providing increased Notifications
In Hawaii and on the Pacific
Coast, and other needed defense
measures, was debated.
Modernization Of the battleShips
Texas Oklahoma, New York. Cali
fornia and Tennessee as well as the
airplane carriers Lexington and
Saratoga and the fleet repair ship
Prumetheus was advocated before
ARaM GlMVAmAA SDNgVNVvnA&kMM
Improvements for the battleships
Maryland, West Virginia, New
Mexico. Colorado, Idaho. Missis-
Sippi, Arizona. Pennsylvania and
Nevada were declared necessary.
Rep, Dockweiler Cd. Of Cali
fornia, q member Of the Ap-
preparations Committee, flayed
''thoSe who speak Of milftari1ing
the United States" He said:
my plea 10 only for national
security. DO yGu think . little
Army Of 12O,eOO men II toe big
to protect this great country,
with its wealth OR 100 biIllOn
deIlaRs?"
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Officer LassOes Cat
Atop 50-Foot Pole

NEW YORK.-When constabu.
larry duty is to be done with o
lariat, Sergt. John Ward. com.
mander Of police emergency
squad No. 2. is the man to do
it, as he proved in rescuing a
black and white tomcat stranded
atop a 50-foot clothes pole.
Chased by q dog the cat had
scrambled up the pole then
perched there, unable to come
down, meowing loudly for help.
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Mariner Is Saved

GREENPORT, N. Y, Feb. 70
Q.N.S0.-Marooned several hours
IN an ice pack when his outboard
motor stalled, John Duff, IS, Of
Fall River. was rescued by a Coast
Guard patrol boat from New Lon
don, Conn, and brought ashore at
Orient Point yesterday.
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school funds two years ago. was
in the custody of Binghamton
police today awaiting arrival Of
Pennsylvania police. He had been
living In this city.
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Held in School Thefts

BNGHAMroN. N. Y, Feb. IL
UN.s)-John Putnam, 81. fugi.
tive from Wayne County, Pa,
where 1t Is alleged he embazzled
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APPEARING before SEN
ate committee, Navy officers
asked modernization Of sew
eral battleships, improve
ments in others and building
Of auxiliary vessels. Among
the capital ships for which
improvements are asked is
the Arizona, shown here
berthed with the repair ship
Medusa in Los Angeles har-
Dor. (StOry on Page ~
La gaceta., 1936-07-16

MAR a la hermOsa nina con Ia
Medalla de Orc de Ia AsOcia-
cion, y asi 10 hizo solemnemen-
te. Ademas, Irene fue recOmen-
dada al senior ObispO y a Ia Di-
putaei6n, quienes cuidan de 81
porvenir.
Todos enconsraron aGn ipsig
nificantes tales recompensas, y
Perucho, volvi9ndose haeia
Juan Martin, lie dijo;
-Esta es una de tantas mani
festaciones de patriOtismd Co
mo pOdria citarte. Con1ue, Va
YES 81 ell patrio ismo sera noble
y hermoso, cuando a acciones
tan srblimes y conmOvedOrss
da origen.
FL resto de la velada, los sol
dadOs no hablarOn "a de Otra
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BASE BALL
LIGA

Los Cubs, con Carleton de pit
cher, dejaron a las Abejas sin
carreras, aunque batearon IL
hits, uno de ellos de Alfonso L6
PEE, que fue dos veces al bate.
La victoria fue la novena de
Carleton.
Boston DC, 11h, De.
Chicago &c, Oh, lie.
Los Cardenales hicieron dos
carreras en- ell noveno inning,
mas Sc quedaron cortos en- una
para empatar y en- dos para ga
mar. Pimienta Martin bate6 un
oportuno tubey, s~iguiendole
Moore, que lego a primera con
un rolling y Joe Medwick, que
les hizo entrar a la gonna" con
TN hit.
La derrota Sc lie acredit6 a
Walker y Ia victoria a Passeau.
Filadelfia SC, 12h, 2e.
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ira arrancarle de d6nde Ia ha-
bia sacado,-cOntest6 Perucho;
-hasta que, pOr fin, eonfes6...
ique Ia habia obtenido pidiendo
limosna! IHabia implorado ca
ridad para los pobrecitos solda-
dos heridos en- Ia geurral
"A estas palabras sigui6 un
largdl silencio.
Muchos no Sc atrevieron a
hablar' por miedQ a rOmper en-
sollozos.
AL fin, la admiration de to-
dos Hianifest6se en- frases uenas
de gratitud y de entusiasmo.N
Tan hermoso rasgo tuvo "a
recompensa merecida,-termi-
no Hciendo Perucho.-Conoce-
dora de 81 la Assembled EspahO-
"a de Ia Cruz ROia, aCOrd6 pre-
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DEPORTES
DOS ATLETAS AMERICA
NOS BATIERON LA MAR
CA DEL SALTO ALTO

New York, julio 16.-Ante
$1,000 espectadores, en- ell esta-
dio de la Isla Randalls, los ne
gros Cornelius Johnson y Dave
Albritton, de piernas de canga-
70, rompieron la marca de sal
to alto dando saltos cast increi-
bles, de 6 pies 934 pulgadas. Jes
Sc Owens destroz6 Ia marca
mundial de los 200 metros, que
corri6 en- 81 segundos; Glenn
Hardin derrib6 la marca ameri-
cana de carreras con obstaculos,
en- los 400 metros, en- 51.4 segun
dos; Forrest Towns, en- los 10
metros con obstaculos altos, So
10 necesit6 lab segundos; Glen
Cunningham abati6 ell record
de los 155 metros, en- 8 minutes
49.9 segundos, y Earle Mead
ows, Bill Seton y Bill GRADER e.
clipsaron Ia marca olimpica cor
garrocha, en- IA pies 8 pulgadas
Owens fue ell atleta mas dests
cado del cOnjunto, con tres pri
meros lugares en- ell team.
La marca de los negros John.
son y Albritton impresion6 a
p1blico, que aparentemente M
crefa fuese possible saltar en- ia
forma. Los negros dejaron re
zagado a Delos Thurber, de Ca
lifornia, en- los 6 pies 6 pulga.
das y saltaron hasta los 6 pie,
9M pulgadas.
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Nevada muy apretada en- Ia ma
no. mo impOrtR; asi tendras
dos, y td, que no pOdias dar ma
da daras mas que otras." La nj
ma entr6 en- la escuela, LENA de
algeria con sus diez cSntimos.
Sc acerc6 a la maestro, y lie di-
10: Tome used, sonora; para
los pObrecitOses9A&d herid6s
en- la guerrsN ~ la adj
miraci6n de- Ia profesora. iC6-
mo la piRawspeOpOr la mahana
Ao coma una peTrica, pOr la taE-
de tenia dos? Manifest6lO asi, e
Irene responn6A: una de esas
monedas me la ha dado la cria-
da de listed; Ia otra..."
AQuien Sc la habia dado?-
pregrntaron varios.
-Trabaio cOst6le q Ia macs
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SALIO PARA ALEMANIA LA
REPRESENTATION OHM
PICA DE LOS ESTADOS
UNIDOS

New York, julio l6.-Sali6 a.
noche para Alemania ell team"
que representara a los Estados
Unidos en- los judges Olimpicos
Tdmaron pasaje en- el vapor
Manhattan" 334 hombres y
mujeres, a los que despidi6 er
81 muelle un piquete con este car
eel: Boycott contra la Alemania
lie Hitler luchen por la toleran
cia, libertad personal e indepen-
'encia del individuo.
Ell vapor Nevada todas sus
3anderas de gran fiesta al salir
lei puerto.
En- la ceremonial verificada
horde tcmaron parte Avery
3~rundage, de Chicago, presiden
e del comite Olfmpico, y ell ca
pitan del Manhattan, harry
Manning.
Brundage dice que en- ell CRU
po van los mejores atletas que
jamas Sc ma degrade reunir por
ina naci6n.
POGO despues de la salida del
vapor Sc enferm6 de APPENDICITIS
Harold %Smallwood, de Califor-
MIA, ell campe6n de los 400 me-
tros. Smallwocd tuvo un ataque
de APPENDICITIS POGO antes de en-
barcar, siendo examinado por ell
DR.. Herbert lawson, medico del
team.
10 que sc necesita, dijo eI
medico, es una operaci6n. Pro
bablemente un tratamiento cor
hielo sera suficiente por aho-
RAJ.
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VII

Esta Observation prOvOc6 Ia
hilaridad de tOdos los oyentes.
. tC6mo no hsbia de salir Pc
chO con una de las suyas?
1Lleg6 la tarde,-sigui6 di-
cf 2 ell narradOr-y las nihas
Won on a la esCnel9e La cria-
da estAba esperanto a la puer-
ia, En- cuanto vic llegar a Irene.
la abrdk6. la beY lie dijo: "Ya
Sc 10 qe has esta mana
ma; no duiero ! eas menos
que tus compahe toma, pa
ra qre I'd tambien des tn peri
sc0." Y lie did una moneda de
cinco centimos. Isl va tengo
una peyTicG", contest6le Ia nina,
mOstrandOle ~sRtisfecha una que
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LIGA AMERICANA

Los Tigres ganaron el primer
iuego con los Yankees, pero per
heron Ell segundo. Goose Goslin
bate6 un "jonron" con dos co.
rredores en- las bases.
Detroit SC, Ion, lie.
New York lie, III, De.
Detroit &c, 6h, Be.
New York 7c, 10h, lie.
Ayudados por un tubey de
Vosmik los Indios anotaron en-
ell sexto dos carreras que les die
ron la victoria.
frankie Hayes bate6 de "jon-
ron"
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crando Bernard crefa que pc
landole "por Ia GAIA de- los fri
joles" lograria derrotarlo.
Ent0nces Sc vic de 10 que es
"a - Aware cuando REQUIRE q
toda su habilidad.
Ia agresividad de Bernard Sc
es relic contra la defensa de-
Chino, que saba "doblarse' en-
las sogas y bloquearle los pune
azos de mas dureza.
A su vez Bernard, enteradc
de que la derecha de Chino e.
formidable, supo cubrirse Ia
mandibuA y ell tampeho no pu-
10 derribarlo. :
Chino baj6 del cuadrilatero
sin la mas minima marca, aun-
que Sc lie motto alg1n cansancic
explicable porque descarg6 So
bre Roger centenares de golpes
con la izquierda y la derecha.
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pegandose frente a frente sin
oetroceder. &
En- ell septimo Quintana hiri6
Escobar con una serie de Eol-
as de derecha encima de I'LL
10. La sangre ceg6 q SixtO y
ntcnces Quintana lie pogo a su
gusto.
Pesaba ell vencedor 1872 IL
bras Y el derrotado 121.
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o LOS CuANTES

Chino Alvarez pele6 con Ro-
ger Bernard como debiera ha-
Der peleado con Eddie Cool, sin
perder gOlpes en- Ell aire.
En- pocos dias Alvarez Sc des
POLO de csc gran defecbo de no
atinar y todos sus golpes caye-
ron sobre la humanidad de Ro-
ger, que es un veterano formi-
dable y sabe pegar con los dos
puios.
Chino desarroll6 una admira-
bic defensa para su est6mago,
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Benjamin Field Volvi6 ell mar
ties a 10 s2loriosos dias cuando
Jim Downing llenaba todas las
semanas la Arena de los Artille-
ros.
Jim Marcia de nuevo por Ell
canine recto y ell pGblico segui-
"a ayudandole.
Con peleas como la de Alva.
rez-Bernard es como Sc acredits
ell boxeo en- Tampa y fuera de
aqui.
Bernard da al p1blico ell va
lor de su dinero, porque es va.
liente, pega y no teme a los G.
fectos de los puhetazos.
Chino tuvo que ir a las sogas
porque ell "chiquitfn" avanzaba
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st. Luis &c. 1sh. Oe.

ST. LUIS &C. 13ns We.
Ganaron los Piratas ell primer
juegO y perdieron Ell segundo.
Fitzsinihon. cargo can Ia derro
u sn Ell Il,ciai7 j Smith - me
10 el triunfo en- ei bolsillo, en- q
segundo.
New York 4c, 11h, lie.
Pittsburg sc, 10h, 2e.
New York lac, l6h, 2e.
PittsbUrg 4c, 10h, &c.
Ell Cincinnati empez6 Ell juegC
anotando cuatro carreras, las
Iue lie bastaron, en- union de O.
ira que hizo despues, para de-
rrotar a los Dodgers.
Brooklyn &c, Oh, lie.
Cincinnati sc, 5h, lie.
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sobre el, a eetilo de Pauline UzS
cudun, buscando Ell combate
cuerpo a cuerpO, no a distancia.
I'll p1blfco lie aplzrdi6 por su
ol4Je J hnIpieza dc estilo.
Era el peso verdadero de Chi
no de 1874 libras y Ell de Roger
13I.
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VENCIO Ell INDIO QUINTA-
MA AL P~UERTORRIQUE-
NO ESCOBAR

New York, julio 16.-El cam
pe6n mundial del peso bantam,
Sixto Escobar, perdi6 anoche la
decision de los jueces en- un
match con Ell indio Carlos Quin-
tana, de Panama, en- I'm comba-
tie a 10 asaltos verificado en- ell
estadio Greensboro.
Los dos gladiadores pelearon
furiosamente en- seis asaltos,
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mo Aay que deeir que !

wv Any NJ
maestro abraz6 cOnmovida a Ia
pobre Irene. Esta, durante tOda
Ia mahana, estuvo triste, pen
sativa v como avergonzada. Era
para ella, un gran pesar no pos
der socorrer a los pobrecitos so!
dados, comQNbabia nhecho sus
compaheras. ermino la clasS
retiraronse las nifas para vol
yer a la tarde, y durante la CO
mida Ia maestro refiri6 a la
familia 10 ocurrido. Oy6lo Ia
criada que servia IL mesa, y pen
SO para 81: "No Sc quedara la
pobre Irene sin su perTica." va
sabeis la predilecci6n de que he
bnOs gOzado siempre entire ell
lBremio de criadas.
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FALLECIO Ell
CARL TREMAINE

Cleveland, julio ia con-
secuencia del excessive calor, Sc
gun una opinion judicial, falle-
clio aver ell exboxeador Carl Ire
maine, de SO amos, que pertene-
.ciera a la division bantam
Tremaine muri6 en- Ell hospital
municipal.
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VICToRIA DE BEN JEBY

New York, julio 16.-El ex-
,ampe6n mundial del peso me
10, Ben Jeby, alcanz6 aver su
egundo triunfo en- la nueva
,ampaha iniciada para recon
quistar la corona, despues de
los amos de a~lejamiento del
ring. Esta vez su adversariC
. fue Jack Aldarec, de 1875
libras. Sc efectu6 ell combate en-
velodromo de Coney Island.
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Ia CAMARA DE COMERCIO
Sc REUNIRlA EN- TAMPA

Jacksonville, Julio l6.-La
camara de concrete del estado
de Florida Sc reunira Ell dia 28
en- Tampa. DID la noticia el pre-
sidente de esa colectfvidad Sr.
Harold Colee.
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iQue gladiator escogera Jim
Downing para Ell venidero
match de Alvarez?
IVendra por fin Frankie
Kick, ell legitimo destructor de
esperanzas en- la categoria del
PESO ligero?
La Ultima vfctima importan-
tie de Kick 10 fue ell indio Ra-
fael Hurtado.
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pOdia Ilegar 2 los sOldadOs,-
prOsigui6 ePeruchO,-N Ia pO-
Ibre alma dijo TIorando: "Pues
no tengo mas; mis- padres no
han pOdido daEne nj una pc
Irrica."
Largos ratio duraron los elo-
gios con que los soldados con-
conmovidos ensalzaban a la int
resante nina.
Perucho oiales sonriendo, v
cuando lie para que Sc ha-
bian desahog "a su gusto,
dijoles:
-Ppes no par6 aqui la cosa
Aun falta 10 mejor.
Restableci6se Nel silencio, 81.
guieron pyestando todos su ater
Hi6n, VI narrator continue di
n&mAA~
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Cleveland &c, 12h, Sc. 4,
Filadelfia 4c, 1Oh, Be.
Los Medals R0jas aplastaror
dos wees q los Browns, los adel
faESrss al So CLIO. Jimmy Fox
descarp6 su go cuadrangular
de la temporada.
st. Luis &c, Oh, Sc.
Boston lie, 16h, lie.
st. Luis 1c, 5h, 4e.
Boston Sc, 18Th, lie.
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Chicago &c, 11h, De. :.
Washington &c, Oh, De. .
Los Medals Blancas hicieron
cineo de sus carreras en- la pri-
mera entrada.
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FOlletin No. $50
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LARGEST HEAD
IS STUDIED

The idea that Americans get
"big-headed" on occasion MAJ be
true, but the biggest head, with
one exception, belonged to a ma
tive of the Aleutian Islands.
DR.. AleS Hrdlicka, curator Of the
department of anthropology at
the Smithsonian Institution which
has a collection of 10000 skulls,
recently returned from his latest
excursion with an Aleutian skull
having a capacity of zoos cubic
centimeters, the largest human
brain Of record in the western
hemisphere.
Since average man has about
1,450 cubic centimeterS of brains
and average woman's cajacity is
1880 to 1900 cubic centimeters,
the discovery of the huge Aleutian
skull is considered quite remark
able. The one exception men
toned as being larger than this is
the skull of the Russian writer,
Turgeniev, said to have had a ca
pacity of 1880 cubic centimeters.
Many of the worlds outstand-
ing mental giants failed to ap-
proach the Aleutien's record, in
GLIDING Daniel Webster, whose
skull measured close to 1000;
Bismarck's. which measured 1865;
the poet La Fontaine's, 1850;
Beethoven's, 1,750, and Kant, the
philosopher, 1,740.
According to DR.. Hrdlicka, the
giant skull is believed to have
been stuffed full of normal brains,
and the possessor of this "big
head" is believed to have been of
rather small stature.
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.H0LDUP FAILS;
I MEN HELD

TAKOMA PARK, Md, Oct. S.
Two men were being held by
Maryland State police today in
connection with the attempted
holdup of a barbecue stand in
nearby Frederick county Satur'
day night.
Their arrest was brought about
through the report by Takoma
Park Health Officer DR.. G. B.
Queen that he treated one of the
men for a bullet wound In the
leg.
The men, Arthur Halter, 80,
under treatment at Washington
Sanitarium for a wound in his
leg, and Louis Miller, 81, both
of Silver Spring, Md, were ques-
toned in connection with the at
tempted holdup of Frank Book, so.
proprietor of a barbecue stand at
Lewistown, Md. Book repulsed
his assailants by firing a revolver
at them.
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1t is rumored that with the re,
tirement Of Lucrezia Bori, the
Metropolitan Opera Company will
hope to fill her place with no less
than five sopranos: Lily Pons, 10
Sephine Antoine, Stella Andreva,
Bidu Sayao and VIVA Bovy.
The three latter sopranos are
newcomers to the Metropolitan.
Bidu Sayao was heard at ConSti-
tuition Hall last season in the pro-
duction of the opera "Lakme."
Stella Andreva, who was born Of
Scotch German parentage, comes
from LONDON.
Fritz Reiner has accepted the
post of musical director of the De-
troit Symphony Orchestra left
vacant by the death of Ossip Cab
rolowitsch. One of Mr.. Reiner's
first appearances with the Detroit
Symphony Orchestra since as
Stunning his new position was last
night at the Masonic Temple in
Detroit, also broadcast over the
CHS. network. Mr.. Reiner was
formerly an instructor in orcheS-
trail conducting at Curtis Music
Institute, Philadelphia.
One of the few in-between-Sea-
sons concerts will be given this eve
ming at 6 o'clock by the United
States Army Band, Capt. Thomas
F.. Darcy conducting, at the War
College band auditorium.
The program follows: March,
"The Three D. G.'S" (Brophy) !;
"a Manx Rhapsody" wood; fox
trot, "A Star Fell Out of Heaven"
Gordon and RaveD; xylophone
solo, Dance of the Toy Regiment"
(Shilkret and GREEN, played by
Charles Hershey; waltz, "Espana"
(WaldteufeD march, Riders for
the Flag" (Sousa).
The zoos European Ballet will
open it's third American season
with a performance Thursday at
Chapel Hill, N. c., and on Sunday
night will appear in Washington
at the National Theater at $50
o'clock.
In addition to the famous. THE
Green Table" two new ballets will
be presented: THE Prodigal Son"
and Johann Strauss Tonight"
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TODAY

Sunshine and Community so
ciety-Meeting, 1870 p. M, home
Of Mrs. Frederic Newburgh, 7105
Chatham Rd., Chevy Chase, Md
Sisterhood Of the Eighth Street
Temple-Meeting, 2:15 p. M, YES,
try rooms Of the temple.
League of Republican Women
Meeting, 2:3O p. M, Mayflower
Hotel.
Political Study Club-Meeting,
II a. m. Mayflower Hotel.
Stephen P. McGroarty Unity,
American Legion Auxiliary-Meet-
ing, 8 p. M, Mayflower Hotel.
National executive Board of the
National League of American Pen
Mountaineering, 1890 a. M,
headquarters at Willard Hotel.
Woman's National Democratic
Club-Luncheon meeting, 1890
p. M, clubhouse, 1925 New Hamp-
shire Ave. N. w.
Washington Branch, A. A. U.
W.-Tea and entertainment, 4:30
p. m, clubhouse, 1884 I st. N. w.
Women's City Club-French
Section, dinner meeting, Z p. m,
clubhouse, 1876 Jackson Pl. N. w.
TOMORROW
Woman's National Press Club
Luncheon, l p. M, Willard Hotel.
Takoma Park Women's Club
Luncheon and meeting, 1890 p.
m, Takoma Park.D. C. Library.
Business Women's Council
Meeting, 8 p. m; devotional period
at GAS p. M, Covenant-FirSt Pres
byterian Church.
Army Finance Bridge Club
Meeting and luncheon, p. m,
2400 Sixteenth Street.
Business, Professional and Col
lege Girls Of the Y. w. C. A
Opening dinner Of season, $50
p. M, Y. w. C. A.
Marietta Park Women's Club
Meeting. 8 p. M, home of Mrs. A.
F. Morrison, 418 Oneida Pl. N. w.
Women'S City Club-Meeting Of