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La gaceta., 1936-04-28
PROGRAMS DE RADIO

Estaci6n de Clearwater Y ca
dena Nacional: $50, noticias F;
AS, listed y su gobierno; 700,
orquesta de Reisman; 8 100, Ben
Bernie; 900, revista de Dow
ling; $50, Eliza Schallert; 10,
Clam McC arthy; 10 :15, orquea
ia de Nano Rodrigo; 10 80, or
lquesta de Rines; IL 800, violinis
ia; IL O8, prOgrama russo, y ii
y 80, orluesta de Hawkins.
Estaci6n WDAE v cadena Co
lumbia; 500, Benny Venuta +;
10, Burton Rogers; 5:35, vic
linista Cores; 6:15, brindis mu
steal; $50, Kate Smith; 7:3O,
Ken Murray; 800, Walter o.
Keefe; $50, los Warning; 900,
Parties en- Piclfair; $50, mar
cha del Tempo; 10 800, orques-
ia de Robinson; 1890, orques
ia de don Redman; IL 800, or
questa de Daley, y IL 80, or :
questa del catalan Cugat.
La gaceta., 1936-04-28
SD HIZO UNA oFE2TA DE
$S6OOOO EN- SUBASTA PU-
BLICA

En- ell edificio de la casa cor
te, aver, Sc iiizo una ofer.a de
100000 y un plan alternative
de liquidation para las hipcte :
cas- Y bones de la Citizens Mort
gage and Bond.
PreSent6 la oferta, ror escri-
to, Ell Sr. Kenneth w. Martin,
de New York, que eg q q rerre
antado per ell abogado Ray G.
Brown. I'm informe score lo7 IA
sultadcs de Ia venta Sc entrega
"a ell lunes, en- Orlando, al juez
f 1deral Alderman.
Pr1pone ell plan a'>ernatfvo
la organization de una corpc~a-
zion Qre Sc ha2a cargo De los
cr6ditcs de la ccmpan.l. : que
deseen dinero pr sus bonos, Sc
.es pagara tomando per base la
cantidad mencionada en- la cfer
ia de la sufoasta.
La gaceta., 1936-04-28
IA PRIMERA CASA EN- TAM
PA CON AIRE ACONDI
CIClNADO

La primera casa en- Tampa
con aire acondicionado, Sc AGA.
ba de ~construir en- la isla Davis,
seg1n ell Sr. j. M. Bregar, CORE
dor de casas y terrenos.
Ell edificio, de tipo espanol,
de I'm piso Y cinco cuarsos, esta
situadO en- ell 164 de Baltic Cir
Gle, en- la iSla Davis, Y Sc vendi6
al Sr. c. j. Zellner por la cam
tidad de $500.
Las paroles fueron hechas
cen una doble hilera de ladrillos,
dejando entire ellos un espacio
de cratro pulgadas para la ven
tilaei6n. La casa sc halla tam :
bien a pruaba de insectos y CO.
mejen.
Tiene ademas un p~erfecto sis
tena de calefacci6n para los me
ses de inviernO.
La gaceta., 1936-04-28
Ell YACHT
JANE II EN- LAS COSTAS
DE CUBA

Jacksonville, abril 28.-Dos
vapores de la compania frutera
United Fruit, Lim6n y Trrrial-
ba Sc encuentran en- canine del
sitio dcnde ha embarrancado el
yadht americana Jane II, de SO
pies de largo, con ell fin de pres
Earle ayuda. Otra embarcaci6n,
ell canonero cubano Habana, Sc
dirige tambien en- auxilio del
yacht. Ell Jane II sali6 de la Ha-
bana con rumbo al canal de Pa
mama, llevando a su propieta-
rio, William w. Filter, jr., y
encall6 en- las costas de Cuba,
.pidiendo ayuda por la radio.
La gaceta., 1936-04-28
MATARON A UNI PRESIDIA-
RIO QUE 1NTENTO EVA
DIRSE

San Francisco, Cal, A5ril 20
Joe Bowers, UNI presidiario,
intent6 aver esceparse de la pri
sion federal de Alcatraz Y los
guardas dispararon sabre el, ma
tandcle. Bowers dessendia por
una rcca, cuando les guardas a.
brieron Ell fuego. LIS prcyecti-
les lie derribaron, cayendo en- ell
mar. De haber logrado descen-
der Ihasta ell mar, Bowers hl15ie
Sc .enido que nadar una milla
lena de perfidas ccrrientes. Els
Ia primera vez, desie. qre la pri
sion Sc funl6, que un presc ira
ia de fugarse. Bowers estaba
cumplien1o 25 amos como la :
lr5n de correspondence.
La gaceta., 1936-04-28
CoRTE DE PoLICIA

El juez INFERNO de la Corte de
Policfa, H. Blaine Peacock, i'm
puso aver penas de carcel a
tres individuoS detenidos GUAM
do guiaban sus coches bajo la in
fluencia de bebidas alcch6licas.
Sc cobraron m.ltas y Sc incau-
taron fianzas, en- la semana pa
sada, con un total de $1069.
Jim jackson Y w. H. .Ichn-
son, por manejar sus autom6vi-
les estando borrachcs, 80 dfas
de carcel, cada uno, con una
multa additional de 800 8 la al
.ernativa de 100 dias.
Wade Harrell, ORC automo-
vilista borracho, go dias de car
eel, en- adici6n a 500 de multa.
La gaceta., 1936-04-28
PEDIDA LA LISTA A WALL
ACE DE LOS CHEQUES
DE MAS DE $1ON 600

Washington, abril 28.-Ei
senado acord6 aver pedir al Sc
cretario de agriculture Wallace
la lista de las personals o corpo-
racionee que cobraron mas de
$4,000 al ano de la Ley de A
juste Agricultural, Y solicit6
datos de la comisi6n de tarifas
de los Estados Unidos sobre los
beneficios de las corporacionea
|bajo la tarifa protectora. La re-
soluci6n fua presentada por el
sanador Vanderberg, reprblica-
no de Michigan "a Quien Sc con-
sidera cen simpatfa suficiente
para ob,ener la nomination pre-
sidencial de su partido. Tres en-
miendas democraticas fueron a.
ceptadas, una del senador Conn
ally, de Texas due desea saber
les nombres de las grandes cor
poraciones que alcanzaron las
mayores ganancias en 1884;
otra del senadcr democratic Bar
ley, de Kentucky, pidiendo a la
comisi6n de tarifas la lista de
las corporaciones que aumenta'
ron sus ganancias en- 1884, y la
uItima del senador Bone, de
Washington, I2idiendo al conf
lie de agricultural del senado in
forme scbre las tierras que des-
de 1888 Sc han concentrate en-
las manos de corporaciones.
La gaceta., 1936-04-28

Picnic
Greco ell entUsiasmo para Ell
Picnic del dia 16, en- la finca
ia Columna", patrocinado por
lcs Calballeros Leales de Ameri-
"a.
Centenares de bille.es de en- :
rada Y almuerzo Sc venderan
IN pocos dfas.
La cclonia latina dara SUI COO
oeraci6n a La distinguish logia.
Cesar RiVer0.
La gaceta., 1936-04-28
LA CONVENTION DE LOS
CABALLEiRCS DUE FIITHIAS

Los Caballeros de Pithias de
la Florida celebraran SUI conven
ei6n annual en- Mount Dora, asis
tiend9 de Tampa una nutrida
delegation.
La primera session Sc verifica
"a hoy y seran iniciados doce
ciudadanos tanpenos.
Entire los que han ofrecido a.
sistir figuran los Sres. DR.. S.
L. Lowry, juez Raleigh Petite
way, L. B. Sparkman, Henry
Tillman, Hilton S. Hampton, c..
c. Carlton q D.. l.. II (omas.
La gaceta., 1936-04-28
LA IMPRENTA Y Ell
al EN- CUBA

La Biblioteca Municipal de la
Habana nos remite un folle to
titulado LA Imprenta Y ell Es-
tado en- Cuba, del cual es au-
tor ell Sr. Fermfn Peraza y Sa-
rausa.
Sc refiere ell folleto a los orr
genes de la imprenta en- Cuba,
ell estado " la imprenta en- la
colonia y Ell EstadO y la impren-
ia en- la Rep1blica.
Agradecemos la atenci6n del
senior director de la mencionada
biblioteca.
La gaceta., 1936-04-28
PARA la MUJER
Maneras de Ejercer la Generosidad

rente cen s5lo s. presencia :
hombres que tan stlo con pene-
trar en- ell "Circulo o en- el cafe
disuelven las tertulias como por
arte de masia; rlpieres q quie-
mes nunca Sc les invita- a Una rel
union porqre poseen Ell don de
eJ,rcr2ar tcda fiesta. Y estas
personas, sin embargo, son dig
mas de lastima, porque nevan
una vida de snledad Y de aisla-
miento muy tfiste. Cinco minu-
.tos dadicadcs a i9.erles ccmpa-
MIA, jno sera una dora de Carl
dad mayor que contrIosir con
inco pesetas a cualqrier sus :
cripci6n, va sea para ccmbatir
ls tuberculosis o s"stener "a la
Scr de la Cruz Roja, pcngo por
ejemplo?
No hay cue pensar que per !.
le no posaamos dinero no tere
mos NADIA que dar. Ell mas 70
IRE puede poner 10 meier de su
2ersona: es decir, SUI coraz6n, al
senvicio de sus semejantes.
~ no es acaso este ell mayor
den que un ser humane pueda
hacer a otro?
La gaceta., 1936-04-28
Ecos de una bOdG

Ecos de una bOdG
El pasado viernes unieron srs
destinos la Srta. Mary Scani9
y ell jcven Edgardo Lorenzo.
La novia, elegantemente yes
tida con un traje de raso blan-
co, r2cibi6 mudhas congratula :
clones.
Actu6 Ell Notario Sr. Candida
Perez.
Firmaron como testigos, Ma
ria y Frank Fernandez.
Despues de la boda hubo una
peuuefa reception para cele
brar ell enlace de la feliz pare
ia.
Esplendidamen.e fue cbse-
uriada la concurrencia.
Asistieron: las Srtas. Mary
Capitano, Dolores Menendez
Josephine Capitano, Evelia Me-
nendez, Luisa IRebozo, Hermi
MIA Perez, Zoraida Echevarria,
Olga Lopez, Marina Perez, Tes-
sic Suarez, Irene Diaz, Marta
San Martin, Happy" Sanchez,
Rosalina Menendez y Maria Me
nendez; y las senoras; Nela Ca
pitano, Maria Scanio, Angelina
Fernandez, Concha AIberdi, A.
velina Alberdi, Maria Quesada,
Dalia Fernandez, Angelina Fal
con Perez, Elvira Fernandez
Rosa Cicarrello, Ramona Diaz,
Dolores Cimino, F. j. del Rosal,
Zoila San Martin, Berta Perez,
Dora Campo, Flora Martino, Re
salia Bonano, Isabel Piniella y
Fiji Martinez.
Que la felicidad siempre SON.
RIA a los nuevos esposos.
La gaceta., 1936-04-28
SOCIALES

AL vMelO
El Sr. Laureano Triguero, di
rector de la orluesta LA Tro-
pi2ar', nos informa que su con-
junto ha sido contratado para
IN bale que prepare la Secci6n
Recreativa del Centre Espahcl
de West Tampa.
No hemos recibido notifica
c,6n do la Secci6n augpiciad era;
Tan yronto nos la envien, pu
5licaremcs mas detalles.
La gaceta., 1936-04-28
LAS EIIEGCIONES DEL DO
MINGO EN- FRANCIA


Madrid, Abril 28.-En las
elscciones del domingo, en- Fran
cia, mrchos c~iudadanos tuvie :
ron que esperar, cada uno, mas
de % minutes para poder vo-
tar. La izquierda ha triunfado
interpretandose ell reyultado CO.
micial como de oposici6n a la
guerra.
Las modificaciones en- ell Par
lamento, despues de las eleccio-
mes c~omplementarias del domiiI
go, seran de poca importancia.
La gaceta., 1936-04-28

La VerbenG del Asturidno
Sc aproxima la fedha para la
Verbena annual de la distingui-
da sociedad Centre Asturiano.
Sera ell dfa 81 de JUNO, en- la
pista de galgos de Sulphur
Springs.
Como todos los amos, sera una
noche esplendorosa.
Miles de personals asistiran.
La Secci6n de Intereses aus
piciadOra de la gran fiesta, pre-
para una notable sorpresa.
Dos orquestas estaran encar-
kadas del programa bailable.
Tendremos al corriente a nues
trOs lectores de esta fiesta, que
tanto interes despierta por su
magniflco programa.
Una noche gratisima de inten
ga algeria.
La gaceta., 1936-04-28

NJ - @L
jeres, en- nuestro natural ms I
into genereso, envidiamos a las
rujeres pcdientes, no son sus
joyas, sus pieles, sus palacios,
rs ccsi les, nj ninguno de los lu-
jos que poseen, tanto como la
& osSoilidad de acudir en- aguda
a sus semejan.es.
La satisfaction ore deben sen
tir en- ell alma aquellas personals
que pueden contribuir a fundar
hcspitales, a%silos, e~scraelss, BIZ
b'iotecas /; en- una palabra, a ali
war la miseria del mundo, debe
ser una satisfaction a ninguna
ctra comparable.
Sin embargo, Ipor que hemos
de considerar la generosidad en-
ermincs mateviales y como al
20 asequible solo a aqrelcs que
tienen dinero?
Hay muchas msneras de ejer
Ger la genercsidsd, y a ve"es. Ell
Doder de una palabra amable va
lie mas que una mcneda, y con
un elogio a tempo Sc congigue
mucho mas que con un bille.e
del Banco.
FL mas pObre entire los pobres
.iene siempre algo que dar, Y e5
ese ell don mas valioso que Sc
puede otorgar a un sG/lejante.
Conozco a una mnjer pobre,
tan pobre, que apenas puede sub
sistir con 10 que CANA. No puede
disponer de un centimo; pero
no hay quien al separarse de
ella no saQga llevandose I'm pen
samiento alentador. Els la trans
misora de los elogios, de los bue
nos j~uicios, de las buenas pala-
bras. En- cuanto las oye, Sc apre
sura a ir a comunicarsela a la
persona interesada.
Una appreciation elcgiosa a un
joven sobre su trabajo, a una
mujer sobre su toilette, a un en-
fermo sobre su aspecto; una
idea esperanzadora, una pala :
bra de consueIo, una sonrisa de
simpatia, puede a wees salvar
moralmente Y hasta fisicamente
a un ser sumido en- la melanco-
liza, en- ell descorazonamiento o
en- la desperation. Y este, que
esta al alcance de cualquiera, es
algO que escasea en- ell mundo.
Els sorprendente la tacaheria hu
mana en- este aspecto. Sin EN-
barge, todos conocemos ell valor
de unas palabras consoladoras,
de un elogio oportuno pues itan
tas wees hemos sentido la nece
sidad de elias, y algunas veces
hemos comprobado sus efectos
maravillosos en- ~nuestras almas
POr ms. into, solemos huir, co
mo de la peste, de esas personals
pesadas, abmmadOras, que tie
men ell pOder de ahuyentar a la
La gaceta., 1936-04-28
DO A LUZ Elm Ell SUBTE-
RRANEO

New York, Abril 28.-Una
sonora de 10 amos, Rose Gran
ger, di6 aver a lrz en- ell ferro-
carril subterraneo, siendo ayu-
dada por varias personals que
iban en- ell mismo coche.
La criatura tiene un peso de
dos libras.
La gaceta., 1936-04-28

Barn Dance
Ell Club Hetairea prepare un
bale para fecha pr6xma, con
Ell nombre que encabeza estas Ii
meas.
Evening star., 1936-05-01
lit Mrn1urtan,.

AshBY. GEORGE B. In sad but loving
father. eEoRoE 3 p AsHsY @ nViSsae Who depsrt1 snd
60 !nHs .niS lie eleven years ago today. May
DEVOTED WIFE AND SON
BURREL. EVA. Sacred to the memory OF
passed iD.o the Sonsr ss.t ESA be.
ESns pEToYsEH MsE / cHi; 1a15 ;hnr. rssu NV,
LIAM AND MAMIE MME'N' siH' WILL
CoRSARI; ALEssANDo sCHINETTr DEF
NoBILl In SAD but loyinE remem.
g IN Rf'T5f 6f1 fstasF sosE t15s d6R
ago '0fifs His piy DAUdH1ER. j 1aal. rucrrrA
DORSEY: MAMIE. In memory Of our
DORSEY. who departed this life twelve
years ago todav May l 1924.
Sleep, dear Mamie, and take your rest.
e r. Sn:s who TSo hDk nT,S Of you today
APP MofSER-iSSE;LLsN%R'N SELNRNR RrS& SR0FSs52: So!::
HoLTzCLAw, W. CLAYTON. A tribute
sgsAaad HofazcrsWd sRd ~. 5sthsT W CLAYTON 4
H' '00ihi Ills WI WIFE lasr; ASp CHILDREN :.
HUNTER InS;rJ lanes me r H In sad msmory Of
departed this life May l 1929
Ny heart still aches with sadness,
Ny eyes shed many tears:
Cog only knows. my darling son.
SAD ANp 70 lonely SEf @iSS5f MoTaER 9sis MARY E.
HUNTER.
JOHNSON. ROBERT D. A tribute of love
TO the memory of my devoted husband
ROBERT d. JOHNSON who departed
this life hve years ago today May l.
1881. Anniversary mass St. Cyprian's
Church.
Loved in life remembered in death.
HIS WIFE. LOUISE B JOHNSON
MASON. JOSEPH tTEENYI.. In sad but
loving memory Of our dear son and
brother. JOSEPH lTEENYi MASON,
who passed away so suddenly one year
ago today May l. 1888.
If could have my dearest wish fulfilled
And take my share Of earths treas
ureS. too:
Or choose from heaven whatever willcd,
Dear son. would ask for you
MOTHER. CARRIE MASON.
You left behind broken hearts
That loved you so sincere.
That never did and never will
FORGET you. brother dear.
SISTERS AND BROTHERS
MIDDLETON. ELLA G. Sacred TO the
memory Of my dear little friend. ELLA @
MIDDLETON. who left US twenty-three
years aeo today. May 1. 1918.
Loved in life--remembered in death.
HER DEVOTED FRIEND. MARIE JAR
Wis LEWIS.
Evening star., 1936-05-01

and his old college, st. Johns, Oxford,
honored him with fellowships.
His chief scholastic publications. be-
sides many papers in classical Jour-
mails, were editions of Juvenal, Lucan
and Manilius.
Housman never married. His home
was In the quiet and scholarly sur
roundings Of Cambridge, where he
could pursue his erudite studies un.
disturbed.
Although Housman's contribution
to English poetry was confined to two
volumes, he once wrote q first-rate
parody of 20 Why Do You Walk
Through the Fields in Gloves?" It
went like this:
o why do you walk through the fields
In boots,
Missing so much and so much,
o fat white woman whom nobody
shoots,
Why do you walk through the fields
in boots
When the grass is soft as the breast
of coots
And Shiverlng sweet to the touch,
o why do you walk through the fields
in boots?
Cocksure Youth Depicted.
OF the handful of poems by him
which have gone into the treasury
house of English verse perhaps none
is better known or more admired than
when I Was One-ard-Twenty":
When was one-and-twenty,
heard a wise man say,
Give crowns and pounds and guineas
But not your heart away;
Give pearls away and rubies,
But keep your fancy free"
But I was one-and-twenty-
No use to talk to me.
Evening star., 1936-05-01
WIDOW OF DR.. HAMPTON
DIES OF LONG ILLNESS

Mrs. Belle Haring Hampton. 66,
widow of DR.. Wilmer H. Hampton,
physician here for 30 years, died yes
terday after long illness at her
home, 81 T street.
A native Of Danville. Pa, Mrs.
Hampton had lived here for so years.
She was past matron of the Brook
land Chapter, Order of the Eastern
Star, and also member of the Daugh-
ters of the American Revolution.
Her husband died about three years
ago. She is survived by a daughter.
Mrs. Adlene Marie Walsh of the T
street address. and three brothers,
David E. Haring, Wilkes-Barre, Pa;
Walter w. Haring, North Beach, Md,
and John w. Haring. this city.
Funeral services will be held at
pm. tomorrow at the residence. Burial
will be In Rock Creek Cemetery.
Evening star., 1936-05-01

Sy the hSSOClhteu fTeSS-
CAMBRIDGE, England. May L.
Alfred Edward Housman, II, the Brit
ish poet and Latin professor, died
today.
Scholar and poet, Alfred Edward
HouSeman was best known for his
volume of lyrics. THE Shropshire
Lad" published before the turn of the
century.
He was not prolific writer. pub
fishing only two volumes Of poetry
containing q little more than 100
poems In all. but he claimed attention
because he was one of the simplest OF
poets and one of the most inimitable
As a scholar he held high place
among his contemporaries, who
learned to look for and fear the
shafts Of sarcastic wit which he would
let fly at their most cherished theo-
ries. but as an individual he Stunned
the limelight and 1t was said that few
knew him really well.
Simplicity Brings Popularity.
His poems were enjoyed by those
readers whose tastes were not high
brow" because his language was SIM
pie, his verse melodious and his SUBJ
jects attractive and easily understood
At the same time the best judges
admired them for their fiawless exc
cution.
His volume, "The Shropshire Lad,
was published in 1895. Its popularity
grew slowly but so surely that wher
his Last Poems" appeared in 1922 il
had a greater success than any other
book of poetry published in England
since 1900. In the preface, as in the
title OF Last Poems,' he intimatec
that no more poetry was to be ex-
pected from him.
Born on March 26. 1859, Housmar
was educated at Bromsgrove Schoo
and afterward held a scholarship al
st. Johns College, Oxford, from 1877
to 1881. when he left to take up q
post in the patent office.
Eleven years later, in 1892, he re.
tired from the government service or
his appointment as professor of Latir
at University College, London. In 1911
he became professor Of Latin at Trim.
ity College, Cambridge. Both Trinity
Evening star., 1936-05-01
FUNERAL is SLATED
FOR THEDE JAQUES
Rites to Be Held Today for In.
vestigator for Furniture

Funeral services for Thede Jaques,
IS. Investigator for the Hub Furni-
ture Co.. who died Wednesday In
Mount Alto Hospital, were to be held
at 2 pm. today In Chambers funeral
home. 140o Chaplin street. Burial was
to be in Arlington National Cemetery.
Mr.. Jaques came to this city in
1928 and .had worked for the furni-
ture company since. Previously. he
had been production manager for the
Fusolite Co., Plum Point, Md. A ma
tive OF Wichita. Kans., he was grad
uated from Fairmont College there
in 1920. Since working here. he had
been living at Hyattsville, Nd.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Louise
B. Jaques; q son, William; his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Jacques,
Wichita; brother. Wesley Jaques,
Wichita, and three sisters, Miss
Beatrice Jaques. Wichita; Mrs. M.
Snitker, Cunningham, Kans., and Mrs.
A. D. Neeld, Plum Point.
Evening star., 1936-05-01

had been employed as a clerk by the
Victor j. Evans firm of patent lawyers.
Funeral services will be held at 2:30
pm. tomorrow at the residence, fol-
lowed by burial in Glenwood Gene
terry.
Mr.. Fuse was born in Washington.
the son of the late John A. and Annie
p. Fuse. He attended the public
schools here and as young man went
to work for the Palais Royal DEPART
ment Store.
An ardent fan, Mr.. Fuse took an
active part in organizing sandlot
teams in the District He played
shortstop at various times for the
Evening star., 1936-05-01
THE WEATHER

District of Columbia-Fair tonight
and tomorrow. little change in tenn
perature; light winds. mostly south
east.
Maryland and Virginia-Fair to-
night and tomorrow; little change in
temperature.
West Virginia-Fair tonight: to-
morrow, increasing cloudiness, showers
at night; little change In temperature.
Evening star., 1936-05-01
Pilot Balls Out.

LOUISVILLE, KY, May R.-
Maj. H. T. Mccormick, Army Air
Corps pilot, bailed out Of his plane
above Indiana yesterday, across the
Ohio River from West Point, KY.
The plane crashed in Indiana but
Maj. Mccormick drifted across the
river and landed near West Point.
He was flying from Selfridge Field,
Mich, to Louisville.
Evening star., 1936-05-01
RITES FOR NAVY FLYER
By the Associated PrssA

By the Assoctated Presk
ANNAPOLIS. May I. - Funeral
services for Lieut.. A. D. J. Farrell,
U. 8. NJ, will be held at the Fort
Myer Chapel tomorrow. Burial will
be in the Arlington Cemetery.
Lieut.. Farrell, the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph A. Farrell of Annapolis,
was killed when an airplane he was
flying crashed near Santa Monica,
Calf,
Evening star., 1936-05-01

Lost ana Found advertisements
for the daily Star Diu be accepted
Mondays to Fridays, INCLUSIVE, Gp
to noon day OF issue SATURDAYS
and legal holidays up to 10 am.
day OF issue. For The Sunday Star
up to II pm. Saturday.
Evening star., 1936-05-01
THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON D. c. FRIDAY MAY 1886

Shamrocks. Palais Royal and the Black
Dairy Co. teams.
He is survived by his sister. Mrs.
Mary A. Greenberg.
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Report for Last 81 Hours,

Record for Last ~ Hours.
From noon yesterday TO noon todsyD
~ Hishest s5. at 3:l5 pm. yesterday.
Year aeo. 6h.
Lowest. SO. at $50 am. today. Year
ago, as.
Record Temperatures This Year.
Hishest, So. on April 2I
Lowest, o. on January %.
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ILLNESS is FATAL s..
TO JOHN R. FUSE
Former Sandlot Base Ball Player
Dies After Attack of
Pneumonia

John r. Fuse, 81. an outstanding
sandlot base ball player here for many
years, died of pneumonia yesterday
after a long illness. He lived at 7l2
Otis place and for the last is years
Evening star., 1936-05-01
ALFRED HOUSMAN,
BRITISH POET, DIES
Famous Scholar, Author of
"The Shropshire lad"
Succumbs at II.

By the Associated Press.
CAMBRIDGE. England, May L.
Alfred Edward Housman. n, the Brit
ish poet and Latin professor. died
today.
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Humidity for Last 81 Hours.
Precipitation.

Monthly precipitation in inches In tn
Capital tcurrent month to dateJ:
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FOUND.

FOR LOST OR WANTED ANIMALS app
Animal Rescue League. Bradley Boulevar
BetneSua, Mo. Phone Wisconsin 1924
Evening star., 1936-05-01

AFpT51 ~. Iv..ruu uu9a6 ro at GnlId-sn's aospitaI.
FAINT daughter Of Edgar NJ. and Marie z.
Crockett. Funeral services at the w
w. Chambers Co. funeral home. 400
Che epin st. NV. on SATURDAY. May ., at
1870 am. Relatives and friends in
vited. Interment Fort Lincoln Cemeterv.
Evening star., 1936-05-01

sp4 S I5as AsNA anna o on TSa5ss,y
Columbus Thompson. Remains resting
az ner late residence. the Royslton, aIs
chapel Of Thos. S. sergeon. i0i1 5th tne fr
NV; Funeral on Saturday. May .. al
80 pm; Relatives and friends invited
10 attend. 1nterment GlenEood Gem.
Evening star., 1936-05-01

Lo14s 1ssf e cr1t9 me. sssE sissE HSSsRE5sssd
wife of FRANK L. Crillv of 1918 North
Carolina ave. ne. Funeral Friday. May
1. at 7:30 pm. from the funeral home
Of Georse W. Wise Co.. 1900 M st. NV.
Relatives and friends invited. Further
services and irterment Saturday May ..
at 1890 am. at Greenmount Cemetery
Chapel. York. Pa. York. Pa. papers
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