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HOUSES FOR SALE.

ss~SSAS fSN SfA66.
4bess. ds99 BLOCK 10 MOI OF ,II,s LELAND ST, HE.
TG9ms Ps'ees 1nd .Tsbt bath EsTsss slate Tooi
constIpciinnr, snr, Otner MONIES built and under
,,o- Goss REALTY COMPANY.
dsoo asoo M,e,sa. Eye ST. NV: National 1883.
SsS4Sev SsSSsISe seG5gS sseG5gS s CREEK PARK.
I BED ROOMS = BATHS.
WIDE LOT GARAGE.
L. W GROOMES. I719 EYE ST. NV.
coun,rx 9s1I S FMAIRWAY M AVE,
New Colonial brick bungalow. Slate
roof. garage. lsrge lot. Second floor ar
ranged for extra room and bath. A mod
Telephones: Shepherd 1854. Shepherd a4oo.
$500 .O0-,LovELY, NEW CAPE COD
b.ick home; large rooms. side
corner lot, ABOUT 400 feet 'front.'
age; restricted development in
high NV suburbs, about 90
min; drive from downtown.
owner viii consider small house
n NatioSs tFadf 14ss FG5 sRDGiptPfnn RRPif pm call
BEST BUY IN NWI--4O0 BLOCK RAN:
Tooms): bath. : kitchens. 3 porches. saraqe;
sondition BARGAIN sG Oh at 'P5sE s5s5o ETesi es
. WAPLE g. JAMES INC.
1924 14th St. NV District 3347.
7.CooL7DETAcHED HOME IN MANOR
hot-wateT heat at Si eiec. ref ref!iserstion: srTT
ssl56 ea Wifi FPfp FRoETAEs hseRasc sa5Sfe oN Two 10
5s SOD Of # desired. REASONABLE E
S7.950wsemi-detache brick home in most
convenient section Of Petworth Just
e little over one square from junior
rooms and bath: easily converted into
apartments. kitchens already on upper
ton. front porch. Fine home and IN
ss.5O0-Nine room . bath brick in con-
yenient and desirable section Of the
northwest; two-car garage hot-water
hest. ess5 C Can 6o be purchased for only $500
1905 H HfEANE2N e N% q IUGzs Nsii6Ssl eog es4s.
S7,650-REAL BARGAIN. NV. FACING
Cow park Vacant and new-hou,s,s
ssasSa Sa F0s@i {sfePSd Bs5 Bs
aa9er and sheTs heStar seete hsat cbs s4s ho
s7e5o1Near Grant circle fTG hi9s petsched. all
h6GIS. 65ick home; 1e.,oess excellent Sondltion
derful buy offered at big reduction
IN pTlCe. owner leaving city.
SIC. .500-Chevy Chase. D c. Detached
home on lot SOxI25 Eight rooms a
BED ROOMS). . BATHS, oil heat. %
car sarase. Remarkable low-priced
property. 10000 50 f. around.
S13, ,950-Beautiful Shepherd Park. De-
tached brick. Stucco and timber Eng
lish home priced down for quick sale.
Lot 50X132. rooms "A BED ROOMS,
> BATHS. automatic heat and Tefrig-
GRAFTON. CeloteXed attic.
S14 95O-Another beautiful spacious hons
in Shepherd Park. Detached. all
2 COMPLETE BATHS and istofoor
lavatory. big reception hall. sun room
and breakfast nool, automatic heat
and refrigeration. lear brick garage.
Beautiful condition
SIS. .500-Iovely NV. location. Former
Silver Star Home. Beautifully built.
Detached house on big lot with fine
shade trees, lawns and shrubbery.
Center hall. 6 rooms lncluoing music
room and inclosed heated sleeping
porch: . baths. attic. automatic heat
and refrieeration: garase. Price ma.
SIG 50o-Chevy Chase. Md. near Circle
Stately Colonial. center hail. 4 BED
ROOMS, ~ baths. breakfast room.
automatic heat and refrigeration.
Vacant. fine condition. Priced way
down for quick sale.
BOSS &, PHELPS
1411 ST. Realtors. Natl. 930O.
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THE RICHELKU
THE WESTBURY,
THE ZEBULON,

14th and Tuckerman SITS NV
One and two room units large living
room and closets. carpeted and artistically
decorated halls Several select apts now
available, others ready Oct. 15: S62.5 to
S67 so
Representative on Premises Until PM.
HARRY B. PITTS CO,
AGat
Evening star., 1936-05-12
Prominent Persons
To Be Patrons for
Thrift Shop Ball

MRS. JOHN r. WILLIAMS and her
Thrift Shop board members are
having a busy time these last few days
before the frolics at Sulgrave Club
Saturday EVENING" gay informal ball
with various amusing entertainment
features including a skit by the witty
Sir Willmott Lewis.
Heading the list of distinguished
patroneSses for the benefit Is Mrs.
Roosevelt. Others include the Secre-
tary of State and Mrs. Cordell Hull,
Ambassador Of France and Nine. de
Laboulaye, the Ambassador of Argen-
tina and Sonora de Espil, the Belgian
Ambassador and Comtesse van der
Straten-Ponthoz. the Minister of the
Netherlands and Nine. van Haersma
de With, Mr.. Justice and Mrs. Owen
j. Roberts, Mr.. Justice and Mrs.
Harlan Fiske Stone, Senator and Mrs.
Warren Austin, Senator and Mrs. j.
Hamilton Lewis, Senator and Mrs. w.
Warren Barbour, Representative and
Mrs. Hamilton Fish, Representative
and Mrs. James Wadsworth. the As
sistant Secretary of State and Mrs.
Sumner Welles, the Undersecretary of
State and Mrs William Phillips, Maj.
Gen. and Mrs. Malin Craig, Rear
Admiral and Mrs. Mark Bristol, Mrs.
Evening star., 1936-05-12
Mrs. Warren Acting
Head of GRAY Ladies

Mrs. Pilson Warren is acting as
chairman of Gray Ladies during the
absence of Mrs. Albert N. Baggs,
chairman, who is in Chicago for Red
Cross meetings. Mrs. Warren and
Mrs. Wallace De Witt, wife of the COM
manding officer of the Army Medi-
cal Center, who is general chairman
for the garden party of the Gray
Ladies Saturday, May %, are COM
pleting plans for the party.
The fete, which will begin with
bridge in the Red Cross house at Wal
ter Reed Hospital at o'clock, is for
the benefit of the Memorial Chapel
fund. Mrs. Victor N. Meddis, at Wal
ter Reed Hospital, is chairman for the
bridge and is making reservations for
tables, which also may be made with
Mrs. Sherman I. Strong, who is chair
man of tickets for the celebration.
Mrs. Roosevelt will attend the fash
ion show in the afternoon and will
witness the cutting of the birthday
cake by Gen. Pershing. an annual
event at these parties since shortly
after the war. The birthday cake
table, presided over by Mrs. Henry r.
Rea, mother" of the Gray Ladies,
assisted by Mrs. Reeve Lewis and Miss
Margaret Lower.
Evening star., 1936-05-12

Anne Archbold, Mrs. Truxtun Beale,
Miss Mabel T. Boardman, Mrs. Tracy
Dows, Mrs. Mckee Dunn, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sherman Flint, Mrs. Alvin T,
Hert, Mrs. Joseph Letter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry B. Spencer and Mr.. and Mrs
John F. Wilkins.
Mrs. Philip o. Coffin is president OF
the board of the Childrens Country
Home, one of the five member organ
izations of the Thrift Shop; Mrs.
Frederick H. Brooke, president of the
board of lady visitors of the Children S
Hospital; Mrs. Frederick De c. Faust
of the Child Welfare: Mrs. Lawrence
Groner, Columbia Hospital, and Mrs
w. w. Mackall, the Junior League.
Proceeds from the ball will be
divided among these five organizations
to carry on their work for Washing
tons sick and convalescent children.
Evening star., 1936-05-12
Engagement Told
OF Interest Here

An engagement of interest to many
Virginians, announced Sunday at
Weston. w. Va, is that of Miss Jane
peterborough Trapnell, daughter of
Mrs. Elizabeth Colston Trapnell and
the late Mr.. William Trapnell, form
erly of Charles Town, w. Va, to Mr..
John Travers Bowling. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas c. Bowling of Charles
Town. No date was announced for
the wedding.
Miss Trapnell is granddaughter
of the late Capt. and Mrs. William
B. Colston, Berkeley County. w. Va.,
and has many prominent family con-
nections in Virginia. She is gradu-
ate of Brenau College, GAINESVILLE, Ca.
where she specialized in physical edu-
cation. Mr.. Bowling. who is in the
Federal service in Washington, is a
graduate of Augusta Military Acade-
my, Fort Defiance, Va. and also at
tended the University of Virginia.
Evening star., 1936-05-12
Hyde.Miera Wedding
On Sunday Afternoon

Miss Lillian Miera, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Peter j. Miera, whose en-
gagement to MIR. Charles A. Hyde Of
New York was announced recently.
has selected Sunday afternoon for
her marriage The wedding will take
place in the Francis Asbury M. E.
Church, the pastor, the Rev. DR..
Albert Shirley. officiating at O'Clock.
Miss Lois Vassar will be maid Of
honor and the brides only attendant
and Mr.. Pierre Paulson of New York
will be best man.
An informal reception for only the
members of the two families and a
few intimate friends will follow and
later Mr.. Hyde and his bride will
leave for a wedding trip and they
will make their home in New York.
Evening star., 1936-05-12

den partv Friday afternoon their guests will he
women executives several of the governmental de-
partmentS
The Ambassador Germany Luther entertained at
in honor of Dr. Hugo Eckner commander OF the
Zeppelin Hndenbug included the Secretary of
Commerce. Daniel Roper the Ambassador of Brazil Senior
the Acting Secretary of the Navy Admiral Will
Sandey the Assistant Secretary OF State MI r. Walton
Moore the Postmaster General Mr. William w.
Howes Secretary of Commerce. Col j. M Johnson
Postmaster General Mr. Harlee Branch the
special Secretary of State Mr. James Clement Dunn
the chief o AeronautcS Rear Admiral Ernest
j. King division of Protocol and Conferences Mr.
Richard Souhgate Kapaen Lehman Herr Mnisteriad
rekor Ritter Herr MeiSter Admiral Gilbert Row.
cliff Brig Henry Arnold Mr. Rvdoph oa sch9ened @ the ae
Ian Fulton Comdr c. Rosendah Col Chalmers e. Hail MT
tchfed William MacCracken the military and air attach
Embassy Lieut. Gen. Friedrich Boettcher the
Pva aachf I @ 81 ee Herr Ernst Wilhelm Meyer the
second secretary, Herr Gustav Struve
The Ambassador Nine de Labouaye will sail
tonight York their home in France where they will
spend about three months.
will give dinner party this evening In the legation on aSsa
chusettS avenue
The samese Minister Raamaitre hosts at
dinner last evening entertaining Ambassador of Peru Senor
Don Manuel Feyre santander the Ambassador of Mexico
and Sonora Assistant Secretary of State
pooman Mr. Myron ofer and his
Hofer, and Miss Hilda Cunnf.
The Minister Lava Mr. Alfred Bmanis will entertain at
dinner this evening in the legation 4
dinner last evening when his guests
Munhe de Mogenserne wife of the Minister OF Norway te
Minister OF III LthHaa ] anG mf M Aan f s
cation Dr. Mkas Bagdonas Mrs Campbell Prchett Miss Vera
has Washington after extended stay abroad with
his family and his apartment at the Wardman Park Hotel
Evening star., 1936-05-12
istinguish ed Group
Met Famous Zeppelin
Commander at Luncheon
Ambassador of Germany Host at Embassy
Yesterday Honoring DIR. Hugo
Eckener
Eckener.

-HE President Roosevelt will entertain at gar
party Friday afternoon, when their guests will b
women several of the governmental de-
partmentS
Evening star., 1936-05-12
Lace B IL.
Attended by
Large Crowd
Diplomatic Corps and
Washington Resi-
dents Present.
ACE came into its own last eve
ming at the lace ball given at
the Shoreham for the benefit of

Y ACE came into its own last eve-
ming at the lace ball given at
the Shoreham for the benefit Of
- the Homeopathic Hospital Of
Washington. Lace predominated in
the costumes of the guests and in the
Lace promenade it was shown for all
hours of the day and the students
from the Marjorie Webster School who
danced a quadrille Of 1860 also wore
lace.
The party was gay and well attended
by diplomats, officials and residents Of
the Capital, many entertaining parties
before and at the ball. Following the
promenade and the quadrille supper
was served and Arthur Godfrey acted
as auctioneer for articles donated by
local merchants, to swell the fund for
the hospital.
The Senoritas Trucco, daughters of
the Ambassador of Chile, who were in
the lace promenade, joined their guests
after their work" was done. At their
table were Senorita Olga Patterson,
daughter of the Ambassador of Cuba,
DR.. Guillermo Patterson; Miss Evelyn
Walker; Senor Fernando Illanes, Sec
ond secretary of the Chilean Embassy;
DR.. Fernando Sacasa, second secretary
of the Nicaraguan Legation; Senor
Erasto Villa, attache of the Argentine
Embassy; Senor Jose M. Lasa, attache
of the Cuban Embassy, and Senior
Manuel Trucco, jr., brother Of the
Senoritas Trucco.
The Minister of Lthuania and Nine
Zadiekis and the Minister of the
Dominican Republic and Sonora de
Pastoriza were among the diplomats
at the party.
Senator and Mrs. James j. Davis
were among the guests of Mrs. Doro-
thy Lee Ward. Mrs. Wards other
guests were the first secretary of the
| Czechoslovakian Legation. Mr. Otakar
Kabelac; Mrs. Malcolm Ross Bryon of
Chicago and Mr.. John OLeary, also
of Chicago.
Senator and Mrs. James F. Byrnes
were ranking guests at one of the
larger tables, at which Mr. and Mrs.
John w. Guider presided Others with
them were Representative John Dock
weller, Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Beatty, Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Caldwell, Mr.. and Mrs.
| J. j. Cotter, Mr. and Mrs. Charles DAILY,
| jr.; Mr.. and Mrs. Horation B. Hackett,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. Kaufman, Mr..
ard Mrs. Bishop Perkins Hill, Comdr.
and Mrs. j. w. McClaren, DR.. and
(See LACE BALL. Page B-4.)
Evening star., 1936-05-12
Afresco White House Friday Will Honor Woman Executive
Residential
Washington
Social News
Mrs. Frampton Of
Pittsburgh Returns
to Capital.

M RS. HORACE G. MACFAR-
hH LAND was hostess at dinner
V last evening before the lace
4 a ball, when her guests included
Mr.. and Mrs. de Freest Larner and
Mr.. and Mrs. John M. Hudgins, son
and daughter-in-law Of the hostess.
Evening star., 1936-05-12

N E RS. HORACE G. MACFAR.
M LAND was hostess at dinner
last evening before the lace
a ball, when her guests included
Mr.. and Mrs. de Freest Larner and
Mr.. and Mrs. John M. Hudgins, son
and daughter-in-law Of the hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sloane Of
New York and Warrenton, Va, are
being congratulated upon the birth
Of son born yesterday at the Doc.
tors Hospital in New York. The
child is to be named George Ingalls,
Sloane, after Mrs. Sloane's father, the
late George ingalls,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Minard OF New
York City, who are in Washington for
a few days while Mr.. Minard is attend
ing the meeting Of the American
Society of Mechanical Engineers. are
stopping at the Wardman Park Hotel.
Mr.. Louis C. NJ Reed Of London,
England. who is visiting in this coun-
try, is staying at the Wardman Park
Hotel during his stay in this city.
Mrs. Onward Belmont Frampton of
Pittsburgh, Pa, who has veen visiting
her mother, Mrs. Harry Moore Payne
at Valley Vista, has returned to WASH
ington from trip to Georgia, where
she and Mr.. Frampton stopped of in
Savannah, Sea Island and Brunswick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frampton, who will re-
main with Mrs. Payne for few weeks
longer, attended the Lace Bali last
night with Mrs. Payne.
The Rev. DR.. Florian Vurpillot and
his family have opened their residence
at Williamson, Mass, for the Sum-
mer.
Mr. Lawrence S. Barroll is visiting
his parents, Col. and Mrs. Maurice L.
Barroll in Chevy Chase. Nd, for
month or six weeks, having come from
his home in Stockholm, Sweden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Wesley Fieck an
nounce the birth of son Thursday at
Columbia Hospital. Mrs. Fieck for
merly was Miss Mabelita Mead.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry 3. Simms gave
cocktail party Wednesday evening to
celebrate Mrs. Simms' birthday anni-
versary. Their guests included Mr..
and Mrs. Donald Kister, Dr.. and Mrs.
Fordyce johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Locker, Mr.. and Mrs Edward Michel,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Zantzinger, Miss
Helen Gilkeson, Miss Edith Davis, Miss
Margaret Watkins, Miss Dorothy
Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Loman
Hanlier, Miss Dorothy Mannix, Miss
Helen Hunt. Mr.. Thomas Smith
Garges. jr., Mr.. c. Kelker Young, Mr..
Edmund Simms, Mr.. Save Smith, Mr..
Truman Cross Slingloff, Mr.. James
Montford. Mr.. Leon Kelley and Mr.. w.
r. Lamar.
Evening star., 1936-05-12
Virginia Maryland Neevs
MIR. and Mrs. Brown Entertain-O Other
Social Notes.

Millers have been occupying the for
mer residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
Dudley.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Rice and their
younger daughter, Miss Mary Frances
Rice. have returned to their home, in
Oakton, Va. after spending the week
end at Hollins College, where they
attended the May day festivities. Miss
Rebecca Rice, the older daughter, was
a member of the queens court.
Mrs. G. M. Ludwig and Mrs. F. Paul
Clark of Silver Spring, Md, have visit
ing them for several days their aunt,
Mrs. S. E. Frick of Coatesville, Pa.
Evening star., 1936-05-12

OMMONWEALTH ATTOR-
NEY AND MRS. PAUL E.
BROWN were hosts to about
cn o,,t - &1u,,, n,,aete C,,,,
Evening star., 1936-05-12
Republican Women
Meet at Wild Acres

The Montgomery County Federation
of Republican Women will hold a
meeting tomorrow at Mrs. Gilbert
Grosvenor's residence in Wild Acres,
Md, at 2 o'clock
The speakers will be Representative
Brewster of Maine and Mr.. Charles
King. Montgomery County commits
Sioner.
Evening star., 1936-05-12

- OMMONWEALTH ATTOR-
NEY AND MRS. PAUL E.
BROWN were hosts to about
~ so out-of-town guests Sum
day afternoon at a delightful garden
tea at their Fairfax, Va, home, when
they entertained in horor of Miss
Mary Ellis Lee of Gatlingburg, Tenn,
who is visiting in Alexandria. The
tea table was attractively decorated
with Spring flowers and lighted with
yellow tapers. Mrs. Brown was as
sisted by her sister-in-law, Miss Helen
Brown Of Five Oaks.
Mayor Frederick L. Lewton and Mrs.
LeWton Of Takoma Park, Md, re-
turned yesterday from Pennsylvania
State College, where they attended the
May day festivities over the week end.
Their daughter, Miss Norma Lewton
is sophomore there.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Schaeffer Of
Silver Spring, Md, entertained at a
party Saturday evening at their home
in celebration of their twentieth we'd
ding anniversary, the company num-
bering about IS. A buffet supper was
served at midnight.
Miss Annie Marchant Of Brazil is
spending a short time in Vienna, Va,
as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
E. Babcock.
Miss Winifred Hyslop. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Hyslop of Avenel,
Silver Spring, Md, entertained a COM
pany Of IS at dance Saturday evening
at her home. Miss Hyslop was hostess
at dinner party for a small group
preceding the dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Whitley Miller
have purchased a new home on Park
Side road, Sligo Park Hills, Md. The
Evening star., 1936-05-12
Mrs. Marvin Hostess
To Revue GROUP

Mrs. Cloyd Heck Marvin will be
hostess this afternoon at her residence
on Tracy place to Mrs. Walter r.
Tuckerman and the members of the
International Revue group, arranging
for the Spring festival next Saturday
afternoon at the Chevy Chase School
for Girls.
Evening star., 1936-05-12
California Society
Moonlight Boat Trip

The dance of the California State
Society scheduled for Saturday has
been Cancelled. In its place the society
will give as the last social function of
the season, a moonlight boat ride
down the Potomac Saturday. June 6.
La gaceta., 1936-01-28
LA SENORITA HUYCK REL
MA DEL FESTIVAL

Winter Haven, Enero 20. -
La bella seiorita Beatrice
Huyck, de Lake Alfred, fus a.
yer escOgida reina del Octave
festival de la Naranja. Repre-
-sentaba la muchacha a la Ca.
mara de Concrete de Haynes
City.
Tcmaron parte en- Ell certa-
men las sehoritas Stella Rae
Black, de Clearwater, Mary
Lou Reynolds, de Tampa; Mar
garet VOgt, de Lake Wales;
Leslie Julia Lawson, de Au-
burndaIe; Lillian Craig y Mar
jorie Shirley, de Winter Haven.
La gaceta., 1936-01-28
PASO Ell SENADO SOBRE
Ell VETO DEL

Washington, Enero 28.-Co
mo Sc habia anunciado, ell Sc
nado pas6 aver sobre ell veto
del p~Sesidente Roosevelt, por
76 votos contra 10, autorizan-
do asf ell Immediate page de los
bonos a los soldados, que en-
total montan a $2,491, 900, 900.
Ell p~residente dijo que los
veteranos no deben cobrar a
toda prisa sus bonos, sino de :
jarlos como "nidos de huevos'
y aver mismo conferenci6 con
los comandaptes nacinales de
las tres mayores organizacio :
los comandantes nacionales de
La gaceta., 1936-01-28
La notable Orquesta de Ramon Ramos
tocara en- Ell Centre Espahol

En- la manana de hoy Sc fir
mo un contrato en- esta ciIdad,
por medic del cual tocara en- Ell
Centre Espanol, Ell sabado FL
de MARIO, en- ell cabaret priva-
do annual, la notable orqueSta
de Ramon Ramos.
AL dia siguiente, en- una ma
tinee, Ramos tocarS per segun-
da vez.
Ell joven y notable musicO es
conocido de nuestro director y
del Sr. Benjamin Alvarez, de
esta c'udad, CON quienes esta-
relacicn en- Ell Radio
Party de St. Petersburg. efec-
tuado hace tres ancs.
Ramon toca la guitQrra con
La gaceta., 1936-01-28
LOS EJERCITOS DE ITALIA
N EN- Ell SUR DE
UTOPIA

Ginebra, Enero 2S.-El ejer
cito italiano en- ell sur de Etio-
pia sigue su Marcia de avan-
ce. Los guerreros de Ras Des-
ia Demtu, yerno del empera :
dor, dicese que estan desorga-
nizados Y huyen a la desban-
dada. Los ofic,ales italianos en-
ell frente ~calculan en- $4,000 las
bajas de los etiopes en- las Ill
timas batallas, en- los dos fren-
ties.
FL emperador ha ordenado q
Ras Desta que sc retire a las
montahas. a 800 millas detra.
de Dolo.
La gaceta., 1936-01-28
LA POLICIA HA DADO
MUERTE A
SEIS CIUDADANOS

DETROIT, Enero 28.-Orden6
aver ell alcalde Couzens Sc in
vestiguen seis casos en- que la
policia ha causado la muerte a
otros tantos ciudadanos, entire
ellos una mujer. La mujer, Do
rothy Martin, de Miami, reci-
bio la muerte a manos del vi
gilante Frank Farkas.
Sc ha podido averiguar que
la Martin mat6 a su marido, EN-
1928, utilizando un hacha, y
un jurado la absolvi6. Parkas
dice que dispar6 sobre una
y al llegar a la coche-
ra encontr6 a Mrs. Martin re-
volcandose en- un charco de
sangre.
La gaceta., 1936-01-28

mucho gusto y canta admira-
blemente.
Hablando con nuestro direc-
tor, en- aquella OCCASION, lie ex-
pres6 ell deseo de visitar las so
ciedades latinas de Tampa, 10
que ahora realizarG.
Felicitamos a los Eases" de
la Secc'6n de RecreO del Cen
trO, nuestros queridOs amigos
Gerardo CigarrGn y Manuel
Fernandez, por haber obteni :
do Ell cOntratO, 10 que garanti-
Ia plenamente Ell Sxito de su
cabaret.
Intervino en- las negociacio-
mes para la cOntrata ell notable
peluquero Mario Jimenez.
La gaceta., 1936-01-28
Los penodicos hanceses dicen
que Alemania planea una invasion

Paris, Enero 28.-Los peri6
dicos franceses de la tarde Y
noche de aver dicen que Ale
mania ha construi1o secreta :
mente una Inca Hindemburg
del aire, en- la parte desmilita-
rizada del Rhin, como primer
paso de la pr6Xima invasion
de Francia. Una cadena de ae.
rodromos ultramodernos, con
hangares y cuarteles protect
dos de bombardeo, sc extien-
den desdeel mar del Norte a la
frontera suiza-dice ell peri0-
dico Excelsior.
Alemania, segun otros peri6
dicos, ha faltado va a la clau-
sula del tratado de Versailles
La gaceta., 1936-01-28
LA ASSOCIATION DE MINIS
TROS HA ~DECLARADO LA
GUERRA A LOS JUEGOS
IIICITOS

La Association de Ministries
religiosos de Tampa, en- una re
union celebrada aver acord6
por unanimidad librar una
campaha en- contra del juego
prohibido y a favor de que Sc
haga justicia en- ell case de Jose
Shoemaker.
FL Rev. Walter Metcalf, pas
tor de la Primera Iglesia Con-
gregacional, pronunci6 un dis
curse pidiendo a los ministries
que combatan la relaci6n en- :
tire la ''industria" del juego y
los politicos corrompidOs. EN-
Tampa tenems una batalla Ell
~nuestras manos Y debemos com
batir. Ahora mismo tenemos
una gran oportunidad, porque
ell pGblico oye y ell pueblo com
prende ell NAL que entraha ell
raqueterismo del juego. Niece
sitamos una campaha en- las es
cuelas, clubs e iglesias para
"ahumar" a los jugadores. Qui
za la lucha requiera un aho o
dos y hasta es probable que al
gunos de nosotros sufra los e.
fectOs de las plumas y Ell alqui
tran, por obra y gracia de los
jugadores Y sus completes.
Durante Ell mitin Sc lego I'm
informe del Rev. J. A. Phillips,
superintendent de p mission
metodista latina de la Florida,
81 juegO en- Tampa.
Mr.. Phillips dice que Ell jue-
go en- Tampa es peor que en- o.
tras parties y que un sistema de
genta, de casa en- casa, Sc ha-
LA firmemente establecidO.
FL Rev. Plainfield sOstuvo
que una Vde las mas grandes ca
sas de jiego Sc habia reabierto,
en- West Tampa, ell domingo por
la noche.
COpias del informe de Mr..
Phillips seran distribuidas en-
las escuelas e iglesias.
La gaceta., 1936-01-28
UN ABOGADN GUBA
CON LA FIN

Gabana, Enero &.-UAN
bo5o cubanO, ell DR.. Arturo
Gonzalez Alfonso, pdidato
que fue a representa- te enNas
pasadas eAcciones, declare
hoy que hace algGn tempo vie
una. carta firmada por Isidor
Fisch en- la qVe le pedia a Otra
persona lie eambiase alg1n d.
neSA marcado. "Hace varios a.
nos, dijo Gonzalez, 20 era ado
gado de una compahia alema-
ma de esta capital y visitaba
con frecuencia Ell e0nsulado a.
.leman. En- mis- visitas al consul
Iado conoci a un indIviduo, Que
parecia slemGn, Ell eual me pre-