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Evening star., 1936-03-29

Country Club Friday evening, to cel-
ebrate her 18th birthday anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abel Saks will have as
their guests for the Easter holidays
their daughter. Mrs. Lewis Lurie, and
her two daughters. Paula Rose and
Helene. of Schenectady, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius GoldStein are
spending the week end in Roanoke.
Va. with the formers parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Goldstein. They
were accompanied on the motor trip
by Miss Marjorie Sigmund.
Mrs. Alexander Wolf will return to
Washington Saturday from a two
months trip West and will be at the
Shoreham. where she has taken an
apartment.
Miss Shirley Levinson is home from
school, spending her Spring vacation
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Levinson, in Cathedral Mansions.
Mrs. Daisy Lesser was hostess Fri
day. entertaining at luncheon and
bridge.
Representative and Mrs. Herman
Koppleman have as their guest the
latter's sister, Mrs. Fineberg Of Hart
ford, Conn.
Mrs. Richard Bonwit and her
daughter, Miss Mildred Bonwit, have
taken an apartment in the Westches-
ter and have with them until May
the formers sister-in-law, Miss Bon
with of Berlin, Germany.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph B. Behrend
are back in their home in Chevy
Chase from weeks stay at the Ritz
Carlton Hotel in Atlantic City.
The marriage Of Miss Hilda Green
berg Of Washington to Mr.. Max Hell
man of Essex. Md, will take place
this afternoon in the Sixth Street
Temple, the Rev. DR.. Solomon Metz
officiating, at o'clock.
Evening star., 1936-03-29

NJ r. AND MRS. CARLOS
M CAMPBELL of Aurora Hills,
v Va, are expecting the presi-
a \ dent Of Bowdoin College and
Mrs. Kenneth C. M. Sills, who will ar
rive tomorrow from Charleston, s. C.,
where they went week ago to spend
their Spring vacation and visit the
famous azalea and magnolia gar
dens. En- route to Charleston they
stopped with Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell,
the latter a sister OF Mrs. Stills, for
several days, and will make another
brief visit before returning to Bruns-
wick, Me-.
Miss Alice Ahalt, a student at Will
liam and Mary. is spending the week
end with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence r. Ahalt, in their home on
the Arlington Ridge in Virginia.
Miss Mary Carol Mann of Mulhall
Station. Va, is vacationing in Ha-
vana, Cuba, and is stopping at the
Havana Country Club. She was ac-
companied on the trip by her aunt,
Miss Mary Mann Of Berwind, w. Va,
going by rail to Miami and by plane
from there to Havana. Miss Mann Is
expected home the latter part of the
week, but her aunt will remain in
Havana for several weeks.
Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs. Colin
Campbell will 60 to Baltimore for
the performance Of the opera Iris
tau und Isolde" and will be over
night guests OF DR.. and Mrs. David
Mckee in their home in the Green
Spring Valley.
Mrs. w. C. Welburn entertained
Tuesday at two tables of bridge in
her home in Ballston, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs A. c. Watts are back
from Charlotte. N. C., where they
were called on account OF the illness
Of Mr.. Watts brother.
Mrs. Rex Willard entertained at
contract bridge Wednesday evening
in her home in Thrifton Village, Va,
having as guests Mrs. Harrop and
her daughter, Miss Marian Harrop;
Mrs. E. H. Goodner. Mrs. Kendrick
Gibson, Miss Christine Church, Mrs.
William Richardson, and Miss Har-
riet Richards. Mrs. Gibson won first
prize.
Mr.. Skidmore Attended
Parents Wedding Anniversary.
Mr.. E. J. Skidmore has returned to
his home in Aurora Hills from visit
OF several days at Stockbridge, Mich,
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton
Skidmore, who celebrated their six
tieth wedding anniversary last SUM-
day. Mr.. Skidmore made the trip by
plane.
DR.. and Mrs. j. Frank Kendrick of
Oak Crest, Va, have as guests for to-
day Mr.. and Mrs William K Ebel
and two young children of Baltimore.
Miss Grace Thomas of Wilkes Barre
Pa. is spending the week end with
her mother and sister, Mrs. John E.
Thomas and Miss Mary Esther Thorn
as, of Oak Crest, Va. She will be ac-
companied to Wilkes-Barre tomorrow
by her mother, who will remain for
an indefinite stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Reasoner of
Ionia, Mich. are guests of their SON.
in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Kellogg, in Aurora Hills, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ashton C. Jones are
entertaining over the week end Miss
Lucy Daniel of Greenwood, S. c., who
was in Washington the first part of
the week attending the convention Of
the American Association of College
Women.
Miss Betty Wyllys Stone, sophomore
Evening star., 1936-03-29

panied by her mother, Mrs. Charles
F. Carusi. who will return with them
Friday or Saturday.
Sonora de Franco, wife OF the air
attache of the Spanish Embassy,
sailed yesterday on the Count de
Savoie for Spain, where she will spend
a few weeks.
The newly appointed second secre-
tary of the Spanish Embassy. Senor
Don Jose Gonzalez de Gregerio, has
arrived in the Capital, and is stay
ing at the embassy.
Evening star., 1936-03-29
KaufnanS'
Guests to
ReturnHOne
Mr.. and Mrs. Stern
Have Week End
Visitor.

KR. AND MRS. IRVING RAN
M DOLPH SAAL will return to
wv their home in New Orleans
4 L today after spending 10 days
Evening star., 1936-03-29

OF General
Activities
Mrs. William Howard
Taft May Return
by Easter.
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CONTINUED From F1rSt Fage)
Mrs. Louise Peak are in Miami Beach,
where they are stopping at the Lincoln.
Mr.. and Mrs Strickland Gillian
expect to return to the Shoreham Sat-
urday from Haddon Hall at Atlantic
City, where they are spending a week.
Miss Coronel Cassery has arrived in
Washington to visit her aunt. Mrs.
Henry Haywood Classic. Miss Cassery
is the daughter of Mrs. Classics
brother, Col. Charles Cassery.
Mr. Waverly Taylor Of Washington
is at the British Colonial for the re-
mainder Of the season, where he is
attending the festivities in connection
with the International Star Glass
yacht races, sponsored by the Nassau
Yacht Club, March $3.50.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Randolph DAN
lei have given up their house at 1922
Mckinley street and have moved to
the apartment in the Westchester
which they have leased Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel were married February 10, Mrs
Daniel having formerly been Miss
Gladys Leighton Wood.
Mrs. E. B. Canada has returned to
the Shoreham for the remainder of
the season, after West Indies cruise.
Mrs. Albert Relyea will return to
the Capital Tuesday after spending
the month in Augusta. Ga, and
Charleston, S. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence C. Liggett
have come from Beverly Hills, Calf,
and are at the Shoreham to remain
until early in May.
Mrs. Olivia D. Becker, widow Of
the late Mr.. Conrad Becker, has
moved from her apartment at the
Wyoming where she has resided for
the past three or four years, into her
new residence at 31l Woodland drive,
in Massachusetts, Avenue Park. This
was the former home of the late Mr..
E. Quincy Smith and also that Of
Senator Couzens. The grounds sur
rounding the house are Handicapped
with rare shrubs and flowers which
have been imported from all parts
of the world.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross E. Pollock have
returned to Washington after spend
ing the Winter in Miami, Fla Short
visits were also made to Atlanta,
Montgomery, Tampa and Pensacola.
Mr. and Mrs. r. S. Lull accom-
panied by their daughter, Miss Doro-
thy Lull. of New Haven. Conn. are
Evening star., 1936-03-29
Sanctuary.Sodality
Benefit Card PARTY

The Sanctuary-Sodality will give a
card party and fashion show for the
benevt Of the Church of the Most
Blessed Sacrament of Chevy Chase at
the Shoreham Hotel Wednesday after
noon, April Is, at O'Clock. Mrs.
Charles B. Buck has appointed the fol-
lowing committee to make plans for
the party: Mrs. Edward Costigan,
chairman; Mrs. c. w. Handley. prizes:
Mrs. L. D. Whitaker, candy; Mrs Carl
QuentelI. tables; Mrs. Richard Murphy,
hospitality. and Mrs. j. w. Malta.
decorations.
Evening star., 1936-03-29
College Head
To Visit in
Arlin ton
Bowdoin Presid e Mt
and Wife to Stop
En- Route North.

NJ r. AND MRS. CARLOS
M CAMPBELL of Aurora Hills,
IkI Va, are expecting the presi-
u dent NJ Rnudoin rolleoa ond
La gaceta., 1936-03-09

Goncalvez y JULIO Fogaca han
padecido durante tun periodo
consecutive de dos meses las tor
turas mas innobles y sangrien-
tas que la historic de las repre-
stones p~Oliciacas conoce. A la
bora de la partida, en- ell puer-
to de Lisboa, sus familiares no
lograron reconOcerlos; tai era
ell estado en- que Sc encontra-
ban.
Por todaS las colonias portu-
gueSas sc extiende este ejerci-
to de depOrtados. Timor, una
de las mas insalubres del domi-
MO colonial portuguese, es ell lu-
gar adonde la dictadura de Car
mona-Salazar envia una gran
parte de sus victimas. Doscien-
tos lhombres sin proceso forma-
do esperan entire aquellos para
jes, castigados por la Naturale-
"a, la muerte a que han sido i'm
pelidos por ell delito de exterio-
rizar un ideal humane.
Protestamos de tales arbitra-
riedades, que estan en- pugna
contra TODD principle de dere-
cho y hasta con ell propio esprit
tn de humanidad: juzgamos
que cabe al pueblo portuguese
ell deber y la obligation de ext
CIR al Gobierno fascista de Oil
veira Salazar la APPLICATION de
un criterio que Sc base en- prin-
cipios de derecho, o al menos en-
los sentimientos cristianos de
que Salazar Sc dice defensor.
Mas 81 al pueblo portuguese no
lie es cOnsentido manifestarse,
es a la opinion pGblica mundial
a la que compete apelar para ell
derecho de gentes, obligando al
fascismo portuguese a usar me-
tOdos mas humanos.
La gaceta., 1936-03-09
LOS IZQUIERDISTAS Alta
CARON AL
ALEMAN EN- CADIZ

Cadiz, Mario 9.-Una muche
dumbre de personals, califica -
das por la prenSa como pertene
cientes a los partidos sindica-
.lista y socialista, atacaron aver
por la tarde ell Consulate de la
Republica Alemana en- esta ciu-
dad, arrojando sobre ell mismo
centenares de piedras, y bajan-
do la bandera nazi.
POGO despues, los amCtinados,
que Sc asegura eran desem-
pleados-, atacaron y dieron
'fuego a varias iglesias y conven
tos. La oportuna intervention
de los bomberOs impidi6 que las
llamas ocasionaran danos de con
slderacl0n en- los edlflcloS lncen
diados.
Ell orden qued6 restablecido,
cuando Karios piquetes de la
'Guardia de Asalto, armados de
ametralladoras, salieron a las ca
lies, para reducir a los revolto-
SOS.
Durante ell resto de la tarde
y toda la noche, la Guardia dc
Asalto continue patruIlando las
Gales.
La gaceta., 1936-03-09
.POMBO RUMBO A VENE-
ZUELA n.Al

Santander, Mario "a Dor
do del "Cordillera", parti6
rumbo a la RepGblica de Vene
zuela, ell aviador espahol Juan
Ignacio Pombo. lie acompana
su esposa, la Sra. Elena Rivero.
POmbo anunci6 su prop6sit-
to de permanecer dos a tres me
SEES en- la capital de la Rep1bli-
ca Suramericana, estudiando y
terminando los planes de avia-
ci6n, que proyect6 durante su
vuelo de esta ciudad a Mexico,
verificado ell pasado aho.
Los peri6dicos izquierdistas
de esta ciudad dejan entrever
su opinion de que PombO ha sa
lido huyendo de Espaha, pues
.su simpatia por los monarqui =
cos lie han provocado una situa
.ci6n diffcil en- bda la rep1blica
despu6s de la victoria de las
.Izquierdas en- las elecciones de
.febrero pr6ximo pasadO.S
La gaceta., 1936-03-09
PALPTTACTONES INTERMEDIATES
PORTUGAL BAJO Ell FASCISMO

LA dictadura vaticanofascis-
ia de Portugal "a Semejanza de
sus hermanas Alemania, Aus
tria, Italia, etc, ha pretendido
destruir-y ha destruido en-
parte-todos cuantOs elemen-
tos whales de trabajo, progreso,
cultura y civilization.
Ell pueblo portugues-como
individuo o como naci6n-des-
conoce en- nuestros dfas cuales
son las leyes que rigen sus res
ponsabilidades civiles, politicas
y juridicas tanto en- ell orden ma
cional como en- ell International.
Ell fascismo vaticanista portu-
CUES solo tiene I'm C6digo: abor
to repulsivo de leyes antijuri-
dicas y antihumanas, por Ell que
orienta sus falloS la justicia del
Tribunal Militar Especial. Y un
procedimiento polftico: ell meto-
do de repression brutal de la Po-
licia de information con ell COM
plemento de sus carceles y pc
males del continente y colOnias.
Demonstration de algunOs de
estos procedimientOs bOliticos
de repression son los siguientes
casos, que pasamos a enume-
rar:
La Policfa de information, a
las 6rdenes del dictator Olivei-
ra Salazar, asesina cobarde-
mente a los militantes anifas-
cistas, que pOr su ardor cOmba-
two mas teme. Tai ell asesina-
to demostrado con pruebas IRE
futables de los antifascistas Ma
nuel V. Tome y j. Ramos, que
gozaban de justificadO presti-
giO en- las masas trabajadoras.
La dictadura pretende desha-
cerse de los intelectuales y pro-
fesOres enemigos de la situa-
La gaceta., 1936-03-09

lci6n, creando por ley incompa-
tibilidades entire ell cargo que
Ocupan y sus idearios politicoS.
Tai eS ell case del professor, ca
tedratico de la Universidad de
Coimbra, Aurelio Quintanilla,
que dimitido de su catedra, fue
Tornado a trabajar de ch6fer en-
la plaza pGblica; Antonio de
CaravalhO, eminente medico,
que ha sido expulsado de Por-
tugal; Abel Salazar, catedrati-
co de la Facultad de Medicine
de la U%niversidad de Oporto,
dimitido de su catedra; etc.
Los presidios del continente,
y en- particular los penales Co
loniales, estan llenos de deteni-
dos sin prOceso tornado, Y o.
tros, por ell ~contrario, hace I'm
ano que cumplieron las conde-
mas impuestas por los tribuna-
les militares eSpeciales, conti-
nuandO detenidos todavia. En-
este case concrete Sc italian die
cinueve hombres recluidos en- la
fOrtaleza de San Joao Batista,
en- Agra de eroismo.
La Policfa de information re
cure a los mas barbaros proce
dimientOs de repression. Ell mas
reciente case es ell del militan-
tie republican, Joao da Costa,
que tuvo que ser hOspitalizado,
con fracture de un brazo y o.
tras heridas, como consecuen-
cia de las torturas sufridas en-
ell Quartet de la Policia.
Todavia hace un mes tres sig
nificados militantes de la orga-
nizaci6n obrera Partido Comu-
nista Portuguese fuerOn trasla-
dados de Lisboa a Angra de He
roismO en- las mas lamentables
condolences. Jose Sousa Bento
La gaceta., 1936-03-09

Por este medic deSeo hacer
constar nuestro mas profundo
agradecimiento a todos nues-
tros amigos que nos acompana-
ron en- nuestras tribulaciones
durante la enfermedad de nues-
tro amado desaparecidp Juan
c. Mesejo y 10 mismo a todas
aquellaS persOnas amigos que
nos acompanaron a rendirle ell
Iltimo tribute; deseando mani
feStarles a todos nuestra eterna
gratitud y profundo agradeci-
miento; ell cual hacemos extern
sivo al cuerpo facultativo, tee
nico y auxiliar del Sanatorio
del Centre EspanOl por los ex-
quisitos cuidados y esfuerzos
realizados durante ell largo pc
rfodo de su e~nfermedad.
NeIin CanedO MesejO e hijas.
La gaceta., 1936-03-09
CARDENAS NO V
IRA CAMPANAS ANTI-RE :
LIGI0SAS

Guadalajara, Mexico, Mario
EN- un discurso ante varios
cientos de maestros, ell PreSiden
te Lazaro Cardenas, que reco =
IRE en- la actualidad ell pals, d.
jo que su Gobierno no tenia el
prop6sito de provocar una nue.
va y ~seguramente sangrienta
campana antireligiosa.
FL error de los anteriores go
biernOs, dijo, palabras mas o
menos, eel Presidente de Next
co, consisti6 en- dar demasiada
importancia al problema reli :
gioso. Nosotros, por Ell contra :
rio, creemos que este problema
es en- realidad secundario entire
n~osotros, y como tai 10 tratare-
mos.
No obstante, haremos cum :
plir estrictamente la constitu :
ci6n, las leyes y r~eglamentos vi
gentes, en- TODD 10 que a la regu-
larizacion de los cultos Sc re :
fiere.
Cardenas termin6 aseguran :
do que estaba dispuesto a pro-
'teger a los m~aestros, y a evitar
que los fanatics pudieran Sc :
guir atentando contra sus vidas.
La gaceta., 1936-03-09
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handled stiletto and cut the article
from the page. He was laughing
deep in his throat. Then he crossed
to a desk where there was stack
of old sex magazines. He ran his
pudgy finger through the pages,
scrutinizing each one from beneath
heavy jltting black brcws. He found
what he was looking for-the illus
tration of a man passionately kissing
a scantily clad woman. There was an
other woman in the drawings
woman who had revolver in her
hand, who was about to interrupt
the love scene.
Tony slit that picture out, too,
and grabbed paste pot and a
fountain pen With the others watch
ing, fascinated, Tony went to work
with the pen and the paste. Little
balloons went up from the mouths
of the three people in the illustration.
They were named Lee Cavendish,
Patsy Warfield and Kitty Cavendish-
Patsy being the scantily clad girl
in Lees arms, and Kitty the woman
with the revolver. He took the gossip
paragraph, pasted it below the illus
tration. Then laughing raucously,
and stuck his finished work of art
on the window.
The men gathered around him,
laughing, exchanging revolMng jokes.
Some one said: You better be care
full, Tony. You're gonna get in
trouble for this!" Tony swung around,
his face darkening, his fat hands
lingering the glittering stilleto. "Oh,
yeah? Sez who?"
1t was not Is minutes later that
Lee and Ted passed the hot dog parlor
The picture on the window and the
little knot of giggling men around it
attracted their attention. A frown
appeared on Lees forehead and he
stepped closer and looked at the
drawing. Suddenly his face was nvid,
his jaw band Of steel, his fists
clenched. He ripped the picture from
the plate glass and stepped into the
parlor, Ted behind him.
They stood there In the door
looking around the room. There
was hushed expectancy. A glass
tumbled off the counter and crashed
to the floor. Ivory balls ceased to
rattle. The only sound now was
the metallic grinding of one claw
| machine.
Lee said between his teeth: who
-did-that?"
No one spoke.
He said again. the veins in his neck
swelling to Hvid welts: "Who-did-
ti1at?"
Tony came from behind the coun-
Evening star., 1936-07-07
STAR WASHINGTON D. c, TUESDAY

ter, then, taking on his white apron.
His face was gray and his black eyes
and hair seemed like splashes Of In
dia ink against that starkness. He
snarled: II done it-so what?"
Lee didn't answer. Like lightning
his fist struck out and Tony Frenettl
went backward over wooden chair,
groaning. He was stunned for a
minute and lay there beneath the
shattered wood, his eyes dilated, his
head sagging. Lee waited while he
clambered to his feet, then he swung
into his face, hit again. Tony, re-
covering from the blow, struck out
and Lee reeled back against the
marble counter. HIS head hit one
sharp corner and blood wet his tenn
pies and matted in his blond hair.
For a second Lee fought against q
crushing blindness. He staggered
unseeingly toward the weaving bulk
of human flesh before him. AS his
head cleared he grappled with Tony
and wrestled him to the floor wrench
ing his head around as though to
wiring it from his shoulders. All the
toughs in the room backed away to
the walls and stood there shouting:
kill i'm, Tony!" Break his damned
neck, Tony!" Go to it. Tony!"
The two men rolled on the dirty
boards Of the floor. Tonys face,
hideous with hate, was beneath Lees.
His eyes showed murder. his mouth
was drawn until the gums OF his yel-
low teeth showed red and fiery. his
one free hand sliding along his side.
Ted cried: Look out, Lee! He's got
a knife!"
Suddenly, with the spring OF a
panther. Tony was on his feet, blood
running slow and Shiny over his dark
face. mingling with the sweat. In a
fash his stiletto was in his hand,
glistening in the dim room. Ted made
q lunge but not quickly enough, and
Lee slumped to the floor with only
the pearl handle of the stiletto show
ing in his shoulder. Tony, who was
more powerful than Ted. knocked the
young lieutenant backward against
tUe pldtS-S SldSo WlIlOOW' 4ilC SioS'o
gave way and Ted crashed through
it to the street, where he lay un-
conscious.
After Ted went out Of Patsy's room,
with little Oscar wagging his tail
merrily and trailing behind him, she
lay there rigid for a moment, her
eyes wide, refusing to shed the tears
that lay back Of them. She thought:
II won't think about what happened
last night. I won't think Of Lee being
court-martialed. ! won't!'
She got up then and dressed, re-
membering suddenly that she was to
be in Washington at o'clock to as
sist at the debut tea Of Lola Hughes
whose father had been stationed at
Seattle when Comdr. Warfield was
there. She didn't want to go. but
doing things with her hands, dressing
seeing people might help to make her
forget. She wondered then about
the people she'd meet. They would
have read the papers that morning
they'd think Her small jaw be-
came determined. Shed go. She
Evening star., 1936-07-07
had nothing to be ashamed Of: Moth

had nothing to be ashamed Of: moth
ing to hide.
Driving did help and the tea was
lovely with Autumn flowers banked
against the walls and silver sparkling
and stringed orchestra playing
softly behind a screen Of palms.
Washington was surely the most COL
orful city socially in all the world.
There had been diplomats at the
tea-Senators, Representatives, JUS
tices, faces one saw daily in the pa
pers. And no one had seemed to pay
any attention to Wally Walters story.
When she reached Tree Tops little
after z o'clock her headache had
ceased and things did not seem so
black. Perhaps Kitty would divorce
Lee after all; perhaps the court would
recommend clemency.
But when she went through the
door and Marcia came flying down
the stairs, putting on her hat and
coat as she ran, Patsy's hand few
to her heart. Marcia, what on
earth?"
Marcia had that wild look that
was so much a part Of her these days
when things upset her. She said,
running her words together, excitedly:
Grandfather and Tippy Just called
from the hospital. Ted and Lee Cav
endish are there. Ted's critically hurt
and Lee has dagger wound. Some
kind of a brawl in town. didn't get
the details. Oh-h-h-h, hurry, Patsy!"
Patsy went dead white. She felt
that her legs had collapsed beneath
her, that her whole body had become
liquid. She thought, This must be
like dying. This awful sinking feel
ing. this lightness, this choking and
being unable to move-to think!"
Somehow or other she got into the
car, Marcia behind her. Blindly she
fumbled for the ignition, stepped on
the starter, whirled the little car from
under the portico.
(To be Continued)