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La gaceta., 1936-05-08
CANzONERI
PELEARAN ESTA NOCHE
LAS APUESTAS SIGUEN A FAVOR
DEL RLANDES, DE7A5


New York, Mayo 8.-Dos de
los puzzles mas populares de es
a ciudad, dos de los hombres
que tienen por eostumbre dar a
los fanatics ell valor de su d.
nero, peleando de campana a
campana, Sc batiran esta noche
en- la Madison Square Garden.
Jimmy McLarnin, uno de los
contendientes, fue campe6n del
peso "welter" y perdi6 la coro-
ma, en- renida lucha, a manos de
Barney Ross, ell actual campe6n
de las lat libras.
Ell italiano Tony Canz2neri,
campe6n de las 1876 libras, sera
Ell adversario de McLarnin y de
sea TN "bout" de revansha con
Ell .hebreo Ross.
La pelea ha despertado gran
interes entire los amantes del ar
te de los pufiOs, aunque Jimmy
no tiene corona que iperder y
Tony no arriesgara la suya.
Las apuestas Sc encontraban
en- la mahana de Ihoy a favor del
irlandes, por su mayor peso, en-
proportion de Z a 5.
Creese que ell "'bout" atraera
"a mayor concurrencia desde
.lue McLarnin puso a dormir a
Benny Leonard, en- 1882.
Canzoneri expres6 aver Ell cri-
terio de que triunfara por Ia via
del "nocaut." En- ell campamen-
to de McLarnin Sc guard6 ell ma
yOr Sllencl0.
Jimmy retara a Barney Ross.
por Ell titulo weller, 81 la victo-
ria lie sonrie. Ell italiano opina
que una victoria aumentara ell
interes del pdblico por verle
frente a Lou Ambars y Pedro
Montanez, los formidables as
La gaceta., 1936-05-08

sente es modesto, muy modes
to. 70 quisiera poder regular
lie algo que fuera digno de us
ted; pero, senora... soy pobre,
bien 10 sabe. No llegan mis- re-
cursos a donde llegaria mi vo-
luntad. Mire listed, pues, en- mi
ra alO, no Ell valor, sino la in
ten i6n... Aceptelo boNdadosa,
y aeepte con 81 mi cariho y mi
EratAud, que es 10 1nico que
'puedo ofrecer4e...
No pudo pNseguir; rompi6 a
llcvar y la condesa abraz6la
respondiendole:
1PreciOso Y de inestim able
precio es para mi su regalo,
no. pOr % que valga, sino por
venir de quien viene y por 10
que representa-. Su ObseQuio
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BASE BALL
LIGA AMERICANA

I'm cuadrangrlar del catcher
Dickey di6 el triuIfo a lis Yam
KEGS sobre los campeones, oca-
sionandc la derrota de Vie Sor-
rell. Cuando Ell jardinero italia
nc Di Maggie hizo una insupe-
ratle tirada a las manos de Di-
ckey, provocando una "jugada
doble," uno de les espectadores
sac6 una bandera italiana v la
prsc en- un poste. Hicieron los
tllres su primera carrera con
un tubey de Gehringer y un o.
per uno chit" de Goslin.
Detroit sc 14h, De.
New York &c, Oh, lie.
Superando de nuevo a los At
yeticos, los indios barrieron a.
yer la serie, sin que Connie
Mack loudiera evitarlo. Harder
lanz6 por ell Cleveland y Ross
por ell Filadelfia.
Cleveland 4c, Oh, lie.
Filadelfia Sc, Oh, De.
Los senadores sufrieron aver
su guinta derrota consecutive en-
desafios con los Medias Blan :
cas-. Diez "hits" lie bate6 ell item
de Griffith al pitcher Stratton ;
pero solo lie hicieron seis carre-
ras. Con doce "hits," disparados
a Newman, Coppola Y Weaver,
los Medals Blancas anotaron IL
veces.
Chicago lie, III, Be.
Washington sc, 10h, Be.
Factor importantisimo en- Ia
victoria del Boston so5re los
Browns, 10 fue Jimmy Fox, e.
corpulentc inicialista que bate6
dos ''jonrones." Terrell lanz6
por los vencedores.
ST. Luis &c, 11h, lie.
Boston SC, l4h, lie.
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Sc HUNDI0 EN- Ell MAR
DEL NGBvTE UN VARUR'
HOLANDES
La TripuJaci6n fu6 recogidG
p0T OtyO VGpOr

L-ndres, mayo Sal chocar
en- ell mar del Norte con el4va=,
por New York, lie la compania
Ham5rrl.uesa, Sc hundi6 aver
ell vaper holandes Alphard, sal
vandose sus 26 tripulantes. FL
New York es UNI bg2us de 81
600 toneladas Y re.ogi6 a los tri
,pulantes del holandes, llevando-
lis hacia Southampton. Ocurri6
ell lhoqre a causa de la nie5la.
Fren.e al estrecho de Dover,
Ell yapor italiano Antonietta
Lauro chcc6 con ell vapor Co
u Sbus, de la North German
Lloyd, sufriendo averias. Estes
dos vapores declinaron la ayu-
da que les tue ofrecida.
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III

Ell almuerzo fu6 sobriO, pc
70 allegro.
Terminado, cuando doha Ra
mcna sirvi6 ell cafe. sali6 del
comedor y volvi6 a POGO con un
pequeno %envoltorio que pre-
sent6 a Andrea diciendoleS
LIS eostpnb6re, en- dias y a.
contecimiS hos como los pre-
sentes hacer pm regalO que sir
W dc recuerdo y sea al miss /
mueAra de la pg he
que tomamoA en- la felicidad
SIC aquellos seres a quienes a.
Y vemos diehosos. 70
No he queridO faltar . tai cos
que es para mi Ell cum
plimiento de un deber. Mi pre-
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PLAN ADMINISTRATIVE
PARA GOBERNAR A
o

Roma, mayo Sci ministro de
las colonias ha completado un
plan Administrative para ell me
jor gobierno de Abisinia.
Sc propone ell gobierno cons
truir una nueva capital, reem-
plazando a Adds Ababa, que Sc
convertira en- una poblaci6n
guarnicionada; crear districts
etnicos administrators en- los
cuales los jefes natives puedan
cooperar con las autoridades Ell
viles italianas; abolir todas las
formalidades militares, exeepto
las tropas nativas voluntarias
mandadas por oficiales italia
nos; possible designation de un
principe de la casa real, con va
rios consejeros, para dirigir el
desarrollo del nuevo imperio, y
mantener la norma de puerta
alberta para todas las naciones
que reconozcan ell dominic italia
no sobre ell territorio.
Mas de 10000 personals to-
maron aver parte en- una mani
festaci6n aclamando al Duce.
Uno de los carteles deeia: "Du-
ce, nuestros hijos tie pertene-
Gen."
La gaceta., 1936-05-08
1IGA

Alfonso Lopez recobr6 aver
los espejuelos de batear y peg6
cuatro hits, pero las Abejas fue
ron abrumadas por los Cubs, a
pesar de que "dispararon" Is
"jilotes." La carrera decisiva la
'hizo Ell Chicago con I'm "tubey''
de Billy Herman. Nueve pitcher
desfilaron por Ell "box" y toma.
ron parte EN- Ell desafio 80 pelo-
teros. Batearon de "jOnron"
'Chubk Klein. Demaree y En- :
glish.
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o LOS cUANTEs

Esta noche Chino Alvarez lie
cantara a la luna, en- Tampa,
mientras Tony CanzOneri Sc ba-
te con Jimmy McLarnin.
No "cuaj6r 10 que anunciara
Dr.. Diamond; pero sera otra
vez. Chino tiene condolences pa
ra llegar y 10 mejor sera que lie
traigan a Tampa los "gallos''
fuertes de otros 'ipatios.n
La gaceta., 1936-05-08

para anunciar "a pr6Sima edi-
cf6n de ~HarvardE smpCcnSs SUI
semanario cdanicp. Elspr6ajpo
Iunes saIdra Ell "Lampoon" ridi-
culizandO.aA Saturday, Evening
POST.
En- rno de US editoriales de
csc semanario Sc dijo hace~go-
ccs dias: Una mailana nos des-
psrtaremos para descubrir que
la bandera roja de Mcsccusflota
.scbre la corte suprema'.
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me complace en- extreme y 10
acepto agradecida.
Ash diciendo, deshizo Ell en-
voltorio.
Contenia una pilita de pOr-
celana para Ia alcoba.
IFS muy bonita l-dijo
con bondadosa indulgencia.
lie gusta a usted?xpre-
gunt6 satisfecha dOha IRamO-
ma.
Mucho.
Els de muy buen gusto,-
aiadi6 Mario ;-pero aunque
no 10 fuera, seria preciosa, CO.
mo ha dicho muy bien Andrea,
por venir de listed y ser una
prueba de su afecto.
La anciana seguia llorando
de emoci6n y de algeria, al yer
La gaceta., 1936-05-08

Canzoneri, dicen de N. York,
opina que derrOtando a McLar-
min aumentara Ell inter6s del pd-
blicos por verie en- acci6n frente
a Lou Ambers Y Pedro Monta-
iez.
McLarnin cree que la victoria
lie permitira retar de nuevo a
Barney Ross y que este acepta-
"a.
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a Baer, y que despu6s,
81 las condolences son faYsra-
blea arraE.ara a Bradodck, ell
exestibadcr, la corona que este
lie quitara al carnicero de Lived
more.
Luis es ell campe6n sin corona
y asi Sc reconoce.
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Boston &c, 16h, lie.
Chicago &c. 11h. De.


Los piratas aprovecharon
ibien sus batazos en- ell sexto in
ming Y d~errotaron a los Gigan :
ties. RckDfer fue ell pitcher del
Pittsburg y los neoyorquinos EN-
learon a Schumacher y Castle
man.
New York &c, III, lie.
Pittsburg &c, 1Oh, Zoe.
Acumul6 el Brooklyn sus'
"hits'' en- la septima entrada y
los Rojcs cargaron con la derroA
ia. FL exito Sc lie aIsredit6 a Van
Mungo y Ell descalabro a Girls :
som.
Brooklyn 7c, 12h, Be.
Cincinnati &c, III, Oe.
De nuevo lbs Cardenales sa :
caron un pequeho margen de
ventaja scbre los Phillies, STEM
do Ell score final de 3,carreras
por 2. I'm hit de Medwick i'm :
pulse a Pepper Martin, produ :
ciendo la carrera del empate.
I'm "fly' de Leo Durcoher Iii
20 que Medwick lla ase a la Ego
ma"
Filadelfia &c, sh. 2e.
st. Luis 81, Oh, De.
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DEPORTES
M JOHNSON B
clio UNA NUEVA MARCIA

Capetown, Africa del Sur,
mayo "a los 8 dfas, 6 horas
y 26 minutes de haber salido
de Gravesend, Inglaterra, ate
rriz6 aqui con su aeroplano la
aviatriz Amy johnson Mollison,
esposa del famoso photo MolIi-
son.
La Johnson, que flo una nue.
va marca para hombres Y mu-
jeres, solo durmi6 seis horas en-
ell recorrido de las 800 millas.
La gaceta., 1936-05-08

Canzoneri le dara esta noche
a McLarnin. se0dn los bien en-
terados, una ventaja de mas de
10 libras.
El campe6n del peso ligero su
|bira al cuadrilatero con 1856 IL
bras, su Unite.
Sobre ell irlandes Sc dice por
unos que pesara 144 llbras y
por otros que 147.
La gaceta., 1936-05-08

Consecuente con este prop6-
sito, Mario abandon6 ell piso
principal QyN hasta entonces
habia Ocup&do en- la calle del
Arenal, encima de las ofici-
mas.
Quiza quiso con clio evitar
encuentros con Gustav, STEM
pre- violentos.
obedeciendo tal'vez al mis-
Hae6sito, nombr6 un d.
rector ts 4 pda su con-
fian 2, y apenaS a las Off
DesAues de casado, debia ir
aun mehos.
TODD 9gto sabialo Andrea,
adivinabaN d motive Y aprOba-
La gaceta., 1936-05-08

Suponemos que Jim Downing
no SO descolgara otra vez con
Eddie Cool, trayendolo para u
ma reyancha con Chino Alva :
rez.
Cool decline una vez y 10 me-
jor es dejarlo por Filadelfia 0
New York.
Hay que ~contratar a pdgiles
de la primera fila y ofrecerles
condolences "aceptables."
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pirantes a la corona del peso Ii
gero.
Los gladiadores Sc pesaran en-
la tarde de hoy, a Ia bora sehala
da por la comisi6n atletica del
Estado.
Las medidas de los dos riva-
les, dadas aver en- sus campa :
mentos, son las siguientes:
La gaceta., 1936-05-08

Ell campe6n Braddock descan
sa y espera, mientras Jose Luis
Sc prepare para derrotar a Max
Schmeling, en- ell mes de JUNO.
Braddock cree, con entera sin
que 81 no es inferior a
Jose Luis; pero su creeneia Ia
comlparten muy pocos inteliVen
ties.
La gaceta., 1936-05-08

Todos los expertos convlenen
hoy en- afirmar que Ell negro de
Detroih venecra facilmente q
Schmeling, tan facilmente como
La gaceta., 1936-05-08
Las PEN&
QUE REDIMEN
Folletin No. 421
Gaceta

Dirigiendose a dona Ramona
v Gasparillo, sus Antiques y uni
Jos companeros, ahadi6:
-Desde hoy1 el es dueho y
seiior de TODD Y de todos. AHgo
modesto es el palacio zero va
oue Il Sc conforha.~
me conformo,-respOndi6
ario.-y 10 considero un MD
antador para es'on FER eh-ei
tr0 amor y nleslVa dicha'
onl tiene para m Ell me
ale 80 y emb6
La gaceta., 1936-05-08

Cambridge, Mass, mayo g.
La bandera roja qre apareci6
sobre ell edificio de la corte su
prema de la naci6n fue puesta
per los estudiantes de Harvard
La gaceta., 1936-05-08

La election de vivienda ha.
.biala deiado Andrea a Ia vOlp
tad de su esposo, pues nobli-
so ser exigente en- asunto hn
insignifics :, 81 bien dese6, en-
SD interior eguir viviendo en-
aQrel apartado retro que tan
tos recuerdos encerra5a para
Cone 81 adivinAse su deseO,
Mario habiale dicho:
-Seguiremos viviendo aqui
81 te parece,
Andrea aprob6 lecisi6n
. lie did las Qracias
La gaceta., 1936-05-08

mentaneamente sd tristeza por
la muerte de su hija.
Evening star., 1936-01-23
! = n PIE1E I
I IESUR K AECE
INCLUDING COLLISION
THE TRUTH
ABOUT THIS SALE

ourismon Chevrolet Exclusive New Selling
Plan, together with bona fide price re-
ductions Of $50 to SITS on our entire
stock Of 1876 dependable Used Cars.
means an oetuoI sowing Of thousands Of
dollars to foresishted persons in Wosh:
inston and nearby Virginia and Morylond
who act Immediately! You con actually
buy at this special sale at cheaper prices
thon you will be able to next Spring!
And most Of all, rem e Der OUR
REPUTATION IS YOUR PRoTECTI0N!!!
Evening star., 1936-03-20
Amaryllis Show.
Continued From Page B-3.)

Representative and Mrs. Guy M. Gil
lette of Iowa, Mrs. Biermann, wife OF
Representative Fred Biermann, who
was accompanied by Mrs. Stephen
Young and her daughter, Miss Mar
jorie Young, Of Ohio: Mrs. Utterback,
wife of Representative Hubert Utter
back; Representative Florence p.
Kahn, Mrs. Robert L. O'Brien. Mrs.
Carroll Miller, sister of Senator Cuff
fey, who had planned a trip to her
home in Pittsburgh yesterday. which
she was obliged to postpone because
of food: Mrs. Wayne Chatfield Tay-
lor, Mrs. Charles S. Hamlin, Mrs.
Harold N. Marsh and her mother,
Mrs. Samuel Dennis; Miss Harriet
winslow, Mrs. P. Lee Phillips, accom-
panied by Mrs. Earl Cummings of
San Francisco, who has arrived In
Washington for the wedding of her
son. Mr.. Francis Ramsdell Cummings,
whose marriage to Miss Jane Gwynne
Maitland will take place on March 28.
Mrs. J. Borden Hartman was &C
companied by her sister, Mrs. George
H. MARS of New Hampshire, who is
her guest for some time, and among
others at the exhibit were Mrs. Luke
I. Wilson, Mrs. william r. Castle,
Mrs. Mark L. Bristol, Mrs. Robert
Whitney Imbrie and Mrs. Gore of
Texas, who is on her way home from
q trip around the world; Mrs. william
Jennings Price and Mrs. Nathan
Wyeth.
Evening star., 1936-03-20
Party Notes.
Continued From Page B-3.)
Washington until tomorrow. when
they will return South.

Washington until tomorrow. when
they will return South.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward L. Reed are
prolonging their stay in Havana and
are not expected to return to WASH
ington for another week.
Mrs. o. Max Gardner has returned
to the Mayfower from visit at her
home in Shelby. N. O., Pinehurst and
Sea Island, Ga. Mr.. Gardner was In
the South for short while but re-
turned to Washington some weeks ago.
Mrs. James r. Mann has returned
from o visit Of several weeks at Palm
Beach, Fla. and is at her apartment
at 2400 Sixteenth street.
Mrs. Charles @. Ayres, wife of the
late Col. -Ayres, U. 8. A., is spending
some time In Washington and Is at
the Mayflower Hotel. Mrs. Ayres, who
makes her home in New York, for
merly resided in Washington at 1879
New Hampshire avenue. During her
stay here Mrs. Ayres has been ex-
tensively entertained by old friends.
Mrs. Sanchez Nicoll entertained at q
buffet supper last evening at Ward
man Park Hotel for her son. Mr.. Jack
Nicoll, in celebration of his birthday
anniversary. Among the guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Lincoln, Mrs.
Neitah King, Miss Mary Bouve, Miss
Betty Marsh, Miss Ruth Clarke, Miss
Nancy Wright, Mr.. Herbert Borkland,
Mr.. West Cureton, Mr.. Rodham Ken
ner, Mr.. Harry Master, Mr.. Gordon
Evening star., 1936-03-20
O f f i c i a |
Honor Guest
At Dinner
Secretary and Mrs.
Roper Will Share
-Honors. 49,.

T>HE SECRETARY OF COM
MERGE AND MRS. ROPER.
Senator Carter Glass and for
mer Gov. and Mrs. Pollard Of
Virginia will share honors at the dim
ner of the Washington Chapter Of the
Randolph-Macon Alumnae tomorrow
evening. The dinner Is in honor Of
the president Of the college, DR.. Jack.
who will make his first visit in WASH
ington to attend the party tomorrow
at the headquarters of the American
Association of University Women.
The Secretary and Mrs. Roper have
deep interest in Randolph Macon,
as their daughter, Mrs. David Cocker.
formerly Miss Mary Roper, is a gradu-
ate there and Senator Glass home Is
in Lynchburg and his father was
active In the work for that institu-
ton. Mrs. Roy Heald, president Of
the Washington chapter Of the alum
nae, will preside at the dinner and
introduce the speakers.
Evening star., 1936-03-20

Suburban News.
Continued From Page B-s)

with them for visit in their home
In Thrifton village, Va, the latters
mother, Mrs. Emma Franey Of Pitts
burgh, Pa, who arrived this past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. C. Taylor Of Sill
yer Spring, Md. entertained at bridge
Wednesday evening at their home.
having as guests Mrs. Olga Robb, Mr..
and Mrs. Louis A. Yost and Mr.. John
Springer Of Silver Spring and MIR. and
Mrs. Ray Rollins of washington.
Mrs. Theresa williams entertained
a small company at luncheon Wednes-
day at her home on North Washing
ton boulevard, Highland Park, Va,
when her guests we're DR.. and Mrs.
Judson Gray of st. Louis, Mo-, and
Col. and Mrs. Robert Saunders Of
Biloxi, Miss, who are stopping in
Washington for few days en- route to
st. Petersburg, Fla.
Miss Marian Oswald, daughter of
Rev. and Mrs. J. G. Oswald Of Irving
ton, N. j., who is returning to her
home from Murfreesboro. Tenn,
where she has just graduated from the
State Teachers College, is spending a
few days as the guest Of Miss Evelyn
Davis in Takona Park.
Mrs. Harry McComas entertained at
q benefit luncheon Tuesday at her
home in North Woodside. Md.
Evening star., 1936-03-20
Mrs. Derby Hostess
At Oyster Bay

Mrs. Richard Derby, formerly Miss
Ethel Roosevelt, daughter of Mrs.
Theodore Roosevelt and the late Presi-
dent, will give tea for the members
of the Edith Kermit Roosevelt Wom-
ems Republican Club Of Oyster Bay.
The party will be given Wednesday in
the ball room Of the Quentin Roose-
welt American Legion Post Club in
Oyster Bay. and Mrs. Herbert L. Fair
field will be the guest Of honor and
speaker. The Republican club Is
named for Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt.
and the Legion Post was named for
her son. the late Quentin Roosevelt,
an aviator in the World War who was
killed in 1918.
Evening star., 1936-03-20
atOr1al.
Hostess to
Model Gowns.
Political Study Club
Plans Tea Tomorrow.
Other Social News.

FRS. WILLIAM GLIB B s
M McADOO, wife Of Senator
IV McAdoo of California, Will
4 ' i be a model in the Spring
fashion show of the Woman's Ma
tional Democratic Club Monday after
noon at 3 o'clock, at the club house,
1925 New Hampshire avenue. Others
who will display the gowns will be MRS.
Robert Bulkley, Mrs. Stanley Reed. Mrs.
Harry Baxter, Mrs. Arthur Condor.
Mrs. Warren Lee Pierson, Mrs. Mar
shall Diggs, Mrs. William Jennings
Price. Mrs. Raymond Clapper. Mrs.
William Morgan, Miss Peyton Halves,
Miss Mary Senate Howes, Miss An
nabelle Essary, Miss Rose Long and
Miss Francis Wooley.
A luncheon for club members ana
their guests will precede the show.
The committee in charge Of arrange
ments is headed by Mrs. Bennett
Champ Clark, assisted by Mrs. Emil
Hurja, Mrs. ]. Fred Essary, Mrs. Al
bert A. Jones, Mrs. Charles T. Estes.
Mrs. Rene Jones Taylor and Mrs.
James Craig Peacock.
Evening star., 1936-03-20

for q few days. Mile. Goblet d'Al-
vieila is the founder Of the National
Y. w. G. A. In Belgium and the gen.
eral secretary Of her country.
Mr.. and Mrs. David II. Stevens Of
Montclair, N. J., are stopping at the
Shoreham and will be In the Capital
for the remainder Of the week. Mr..
Stevens Is vice president Of the Gen.
eral Education Board now convening
In Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. CA, Walters Of New
York CITY are in Washington for .
lengthy stay during the Spring sea.
son at the Wardman Park Hotel.
Evening star., 1936-03-20

The Countess Helene Goblet d'Al-
viella Of Belgium, returning to Bel
gium via the United States from o
trip TO South America as member
Of the Worlds Council Of the WV.
G. A. In Geneva, Is In Washington
Evening star., 1936-03-20

Mexican, Mr.. Reginald Munson, Mr..
william Walters and Mr.. John Chap
pelier.
Evening star., 1936-03-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert L. Lund Of
st. Louis have returned to Washing
ton from o two-week stay at Sea
Island, Ca. and will be st the May
flower until they leave for New York
tomorrow.
Evening star., 1936-03-20

Mrs. Emil Hurja. wife of the assist
ant to the chairman Of the Demo-
cratic National Committee, will assist
at the tea following the meeting to-
morrow of the Political Study Club
at the washington Club. Mrs. Lloyd
A. Morrison, chairman OF the Mem
bership Committee, will present the
following new members: Mrs. E. Bar
rett Prettyman, Mrs. Elwood Seal,
Mrs. John w. Warner. Mrs. Chester
d. Swope. Mrs. C. Viola Fellows. Mrs.
C. E. Gunnels, Mrs. Hugh Butler, Mrs
Joseph R. Sizoo, Miss Pauline De
Brodes Miss Mildred Brown, Mrs.
Joseph F. Lyers, Mrs. Clarence Archi-
bald. Mrs. Gilbert Rude, Miss Gladys
E. Henderson, Mrs. Adam Weir and
Mrs. Charles Lueck.
The Smith College Club OF Wash
ington will hold a meeting at 4 o'clock
this afternoon in honor of Mrs. Hollis
T. Gleason. president Of the Smith
College Alumnae Association, and Miss
Florence Snow. general secretary OF
the Smith College Alumnae Associa-
ton. at the home of Mrs. William
Chaplin Huntington, 1906 Twenty
third street.
The Washington Junior League news
letter for March, just out, announces
that The Bowlegged Dwarf" made
by Miss deGraffenried Woolley, won
the first prize in the marionette group
at the recent National Junior League
Children's Theater Conference held
in Baltimore. The Washington League
had four entries in this exhibit and
there were several hundred entries
from leagues throughout the country.
Miss Woclley's victory is regarded by
puppet makers as a notable achieve
ment.
The local section of the Council of
Jewish Juniors will hold their annual
membership dance tomorrow night at
the Roosevelt Hotel. Miss Marion
Aronod is the chairman, and Miss
Katherine Abel and Gladys Wolfe,
co-chairmen, assisted by the Misses
Rose and Naomi Harris, Miss Alice
Miller. Miss Rose Potnick, Miss Ann
Donzis and Miss Charlotte Schwartz.
Mrs. Philip Ashford was hostess to
the members of the Entire Nous Club
and other guests at tea on Monday
afternoon. Assisting hostesses were
Mrs. James Baity and Mrs. Robert
Lyons. Mrs. A. B. McManu poured
and Mrs. William w. Scott served the
ice. A program of music was given
by Miss Margaret Ashford, daughter
of the hostess. The guests Of honor
were Mrs. Allen Worries and Mrs. Har-
vey Wiley.
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-11-06
u. S. Subrnachine Guns
for French Fascists?

! iDOPULAIRE, the organ of Pre-
mier Leon Blun's Socialist par
ty, alleges that shipment of sub
machine guns from the United
States has been added to the secret
armaments of the Croux de Feu in
preparation for civil war in
France. The Croix de Feu, Fas-
cist organization headed by Col
Francois de la ROGUE, was dis
solved recently by the government
and was succeeded by the new So
cial party.
Populaire, referring to the SUBJ
ma chine guns, said these terrible
weapons used by American gang
sters" arrived from America
through the port of Havre and
through Holland. The paper added
that the weapons are being planted
in caches in Normandie and else
where in the north of France. Fur
thermore, according to Populaire,
great quantities of tear gas bombs
and tear gas pistols are arriving
from Germany for the use of the
Fascists.
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-11-06
Senator James Couzens
of Michigan Dies

JAMES COUZENS. independent
- Republican senator from Michi-
igan, died in Dtroit hospital after
long illness and Immediately
following an operation to relieve
uremic poisoning. He was siXty-four
years old.
Mr.. CouZens was one of the
wealthiest men in congress, his
riches being a result of early as
sociation with Henry Ford in the
automobile business. He was twice
elected mayor of Detroit and was
appointed to the senate in 1922 to
fill out the unexpired term of Sem
ator Truman H. NeWberry. AS a
senator he frequently disregarded
party lines, and since the election
of President Roosevelt he had sup
ported many New Deal measures.
Before the recent primary he an
nounced that, though candidate
for denomination as Republican,
he intended to support Mr.. Roose-
welt for reelection. This was an
act of political suicide, and he was
defeated by Wilbert M. Brucker.