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Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-15
DUC-E DELIVERS s
WAR CHALLENGE
Probe ms Of Fl Centro
Government Ironed Out
81 Meeting Of Officials
First of Series of Conferences of City Employees
Brings Qualification of Motives, Ideals;
WOmack Urges Closer Cooperation

Qurks kinks and problems of city government were
given thorough airing Thursday night by Ell Centro city
councimen, departmental heads, deputies and employees
at the first of series Of informal conferences planned
create Greater efficiency in the municipal family.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-15
SCRAP ENDS
CONTEST ON
POWER PLAN
Railroad Commission Deliberates Bid of
Southern Sierras Company for
Rural Line Extensions
.nO--.-

Ending high note against the background of
truce offered to the Imperial Irrigation District by the
Southern Sierras Power company, evidence in Cafor
MIA railroad commission hearing into rural electrfcaton
of Imperial Valley in the hands of Commissioner Leon
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-15
ONE VIC TIM
NEAR DEATH
III HOSPITAL
Machine Ouerturns on HoltUilIe Sandia Road
Injuring Brawley Group; Car Plunges
Off Highway; Girl Driving

Angel Sua of Brawey lies death in the county
hospital and five other injured as result
of their automobile overurnng several times the Holt
ville-Sandia highway at 80 o'clock Friday morning
The north end resident has fractured vertebrae in
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-15
Stock Market Prices
Rally i'm Late Trading

NEW YORK May Is UR-The stock markets sharp advance
the preceding session difficulties early
list showed irregular advance
Trading Hghtened recovery
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-15
lie Gets Around

RR's old friend g? who doesn't
care particularly for Imperial Val
ley, Brig. Gen. Pelham d. Glassford,
has roved about considerably since
he Was federal mediator in strike
troubles here. He's considering
taking command Of the insular po-
lice in Puerto Rico. a wire report
says. RR cannot help wondering if
lot Of the consideration isn't being
given to the fact that the former
ins,ilar police chief was assaSsinat-
ed
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-15
His Hands Are Full

Mac Spence, president of the A
League IN Imperial Valleys night
ball merry -go-round, is discovering
that the job Is just about all one
man can tandle, if he's making his
living at another job. If this night
ball proposition grows much more,
Mac is going to have to be subsi-
diZed
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-15
Light OH The Subject

Perhaps the sun, which makes its
appearance mighty early these days
as anyone can testify who sleeps
outside-isn't bright enough, or
maybe the automatic cutoff wasn't
working, but at any rate RR was
startled almost out OF column!ng
Friday morning upon noticing that
El Centro's street lights 'Aere still
burning, albeit not so brightly, at
3 am.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-15
COmpIacent Customer

Art Shirer is the sort of customer
garage men like. "Oh, well,' Art
remarked to Russell Friedley, IF
you're too busy now, you can fix
my car up later" tAnd the Fried
ley's were plenty busy, which seems
to be another indication of return
ing prosperity
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-15
But Why, George?

George Kruger, secretary OF the
Brawley chamber of commerce, IS
loyal enough TO his city, even if
the loyalty prevents Brawley from
getting the kind Of publicity a
chamber of commerce usually seeks
in other places. Nope said
George to q United Press CORES
pondent who wanted to put the
story on the wire, II can't give you
much about the program. You'll
have to read it in our paper to-
night" George finally broke down.
though.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-15
Seen On The Street.

George Wright, whose famous au-
thor brother, Harold Dell Wright,
visited him at Imperial recently,
was noticed on Sixth street scrib-
bling away with a stub of a pencil
in a note book, oblivious OF the
passing world. Perhaps he, too, is
developing an authorship streak.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-15
MARKETS IN BRIEF

butter; Los Angeles 2S12c, butter
fat. Imperial Valley fob. ranch.
Grade 4. 361scI manufacturing milk,
3ici route gathered cream, 2Sc.
l.. A. hay-U. y. No. I, extrn Icafy,
SI1-1s; US. No. !. SI4-15i Us. No.
lenfy, S14-14.50, u. :. No. ., $3.50
-. Minneapolis flax 10G%-I511a.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-11-05
TUzHAL.AL.
Borzalmasan 0sszeegett egy
leanyka. Tiiz a Crescent
Sire ten

Jessie May Johnson Is ewes
Mr. ard Mre. william Johnson
leanya a multi yasarnap eiiel 8
orakor q. a43 Crescent Street,
fakasukon ktttrt ttlzben any.
nyira osszeegett, hogy a St
Erzsebet korhazba szallitas
utan par ora mulva meghalt
A menskilest az id6kozbell
felrobbant gazcsovekb6l kiom-
lo ego legszesz elzarta es a
csalad tobbi tagjai is csak
az ablakokon keresztiil tudtak
megmenekiilni, idokozben q
megerkezett tizoltok oltottak
el tjizet, amely a kozeli tobbi
apartment hazakat is vesze.
lyeztette. A Johnson es a tob.
bi kozeli csaladok mind feke.
tex.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-11-05
MAGYAR
REPUBLIKANUSOK

A vAlasztasok k talatt megala-
kult Mahoning megyei Ma
gyar Republicans Kor, da.
cara a nagy kudarcnak, allan
do kivan maradni. Exert most
szombaton este 8 oral kezdet.
tel a Scent Istvan Otthonbar
ismerkedesi estet rendez, aho
egyszersmint megbeszelik 9
jov6 teend6it.
Jojj0n ell mindenki, sziveser
latjak es ugy a tagok, mint G
vendegek a kor altal felszol
galando ennivalokban es frs
sit6kben reszesiilnek.
A politikai harcban mem szt
gyen veszteni. Ez ne tartsOr
vissza senkit attol, hogy elma
radon egy kellemes, sz6rakoz
tato es hasznos estet61.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-11-05

"A MUNkAvISzoNY
J0NAk IGERkEzIk
Az ev vegeig valoszinIleg
jo munka lesz. Ar Is ber-
emeIes varhato

Az aceliparb6l hallatszik,
hogy a gyarak az ev vegeig
kaptak rendeleseket es abban
az esetben ha az arakat eme-
lik, ami beremeles es az vi
adok rniatt okvetleniil sziik-
segesnek latszik, akkor de-
cemberre meg erosebben fog
max dolgozni.
Biztosra varhato, hogy az
acelipar bereit hamarosan
emelni fogjak.
A Youngstown acelgyarak
a Republic kivetelevel meg
mindig 80 szazalek koriil dol
goznak. A Republic is hama
rosan ujbol fellendiil.
A hubbard koho valoSzinI-
leg a jov6 heten megindul a
Sheet and Tube Bessemer a
heten kezdett ujbol dolgozni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-11-05
KONZULATUSI
ERTESITES

A clevelandi m. kir. konzu-
IatustG nyes,t ertesiile lesiink.
alapjan kozoijiik a kovetkez6-:
ket:
F. evi aprilis 28-an a kon-
zulatus kozolte, hogy az Egye-
silt Allamok utlevelei 1885
majus 1-tol 1886 oktober no
31ig vizummentesek.
Most a m. kir. konzulatus
felettes hatosaga kohl, hogy
a fenti egyezmeny ideje 1887
marcus 31-ig meghosszabbit-
tatik, ezaz 1887 marcus 31-ig
az Egyesult Allamok utlevelei
Magyarorszag hataraira vizum
mentesek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-11-05
A CSARTER NYERT
YOUNCSTOWNBAN
A varos polgarsaga hatal-
mas tobbseggel utasitotta
vissza az onkormanyzat el-
leni mereryletet. A. iskola
ado megmarad.

Az Evans polgarmester es
adminisztracioja ellen, a char
ter megsemmisites uriigye
alatt inditott merenylet mem
sikerult. Dacara annak, hogy
] Evans es a varosi admi-
nisztracio tagjai republikanu-
sok, a varos polgarsaga tobb
mint 20 ezer szavazat t0bbseg-
gel megtartotta a chartert.
Ennek annal is inkabb 0ro-
link, inert Evans polgarmes-
ter igen jol vezeti a varos
ugyeit es inert a varoshazan
sok magyar dolgozik.
Az iskola adot is megujitot-
tax k0zel 4 ezer sz6t0bbseggel,
de a szavazogep kerdes vesz-
tett, inert a politikusok feltik
AIT a par dollaros valasztas-
napi dzsabot. Eleg sajnos
inert az els6 precinct eredme-
nyet csak k0zel ejfelhez tud-
TUX meg, mig New York allan,
ahol z millio a szavazo es ahol
este Gig szavaztak, mar II
6rakor leadta teljes valasztasi
eredmenyet.
Az utolso precinct lit meg
szerdan delutanra sem ke-
sziilt el a szavazat szamla-
laSSal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-11-05
MAH0NINc MEGYEN vfeiG SEPERTEK
A DEA.|okRATAk. MlNDENKI NYERTES
megye tortenesben paratlan tobbssggel gy0zo tees
demokrata ticket Csak egy republicans marad me-
gyehazan birokon xviii. Roosevelt varazsos neve
vitte gy6zelemre ieolteket A magyar-barat
Krwan vi kongressvusi kepvselo

szemben, tehat IL az egyhez
aranvhan gy6zott. Campbell
lakossaga csaknem teljesen be
vandorolt es fekete.
Meg a veteran Cooper
kongresszusi kepvisel6 sem
birt az arral merk6zni Is %
ewes helyet Washingtonban,
Mike Kirwan, minden ma
gyar altal isnert volt West
Sidei varosi tanacsos foglalia
el az vi evt6l kezdve.
Az ui meovei tisz .visel6ket
biztositiuk teljes tamogata-
sunkr6l es ezt megteszi a ma
gyar demokrata es republika-
nus is. Remeljiik, hogy a
nagy hivatalnok csereben a
megyehazan a magyarok is re
szesiilnek melto elisnneresben.
inert dacara .ninden igvekeze.-
tiinknek a nagy tohbsepe a
magya-sagnak a demokrata
| tiketet partolta.
A legt0bb megvalasztott
tisztviselo ismert ember IS
kvalifikaltak az allasra es ICY
remeljlk, hogy a megye ugyei
minden zokkenes nelktil men
mex maid at az vi evbe.
KiSse furcsa leSz a sok uj
arcot iatni januar lie; utan a
megye hazan, inert hiszen
biztos hogy a megvalasztottak
barataikat es partoloikat neve-
xix maid XII a hivatalokba. A
sok demokrata k0zt megma-
rad republicans szigetnek
John Arnold, az isnert es nep-
szeru 1negyei szamvev6 es ha-
rom t0rvenyszeki biro.
A demokratak most igazan
probara keriiltek. Az vi tor.
veny szerint a terrninusul
negy ev. Ezalatt bebizonyit.
halifax, hogy milyen tisztvi
selok lesznek. H& jok akkol
bizonyara ujbol megvalasztjal
oket.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-11-05

A Mahoning megyei bevan-
doro1tak. feketek IS smerikai
munkasemherek osszefootak a
keddi valasztason IS elarasz.
tottak a szavazohelyeket egye-
nes demokrata szavazatokkal.
A nepnek Roosevelt kellett es
mem is igen tekintett masra
Icy aztan az eInok kozel 4O
ezer tobbsege magayal sodorta
a teljes demokrata tiketet a
kormanyzotdl lie a halott-
kemig.
A nep mem torodott a tobbi
jeloltekkel, ami azon lathato
hcgy peldaul Davey kor-
manyzo t0bbsege Roosevelt. 4(
ezrevel szemben 81 ezer volt e.
a megyei jeloltek 14-tol II ez.
res tobbseggel nyertek, Elsel
sheriffet kiveve, aki sokka
tobb szavazatot kapott mint
Davey Is mint. akarki az el
n0kot kiveve.
Hogy a demokrata lavins
milyen oriasi volt az legjob
ban lathato Campbell varo
szavazatan, ahol Roosevelt
t0bb mint 1000 szavazatot ka
pott Landon $50 szavazatava
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-11-05
YOUNGSTOWN
ROvID HIREK

Thomas Joyce, volt young
stowni rendor, akit Ohio al
lami foghazba, egyt6l 13 evig
terjedheto buntetesre iteltek
1933-ban, bet0res es lopasert,
november 20-tol szabsdon en-
gedi a kegyelmi tanacs.
A Youngstown rendorseg
ujbol elfogott negy bandita
gyanus alakot a w Federal
Streeten lev6 Sarajevo Club
ban, ugylatszik a rend6rseg
megis komolyan -veszi hinata-
sat, hogy az utonalloktd meg
tisztitsa a varos k0rnyeket,
mig mask negyet agWest
sideon, Midland es az Qakhill
AVenuen SZedtek OSSZe.
So
A varosi tanacs az Ohio ,tele.
fon tarsasagot felhivta. hogy
tegye olcs6bba a telefon dijat5
ugyanakkor megkerdezi, mi
kor szande ekozik. a.. Supret1ae
Court donteset. .vegrehajtaiai
amely k0telezi a telefor,- tar
sasagot, hogy a feliil fizetstl
dijakat fizesse vissza a k0z0fa,
segnek. Youngstown varos
polgarsaganak az itelet szerinl
jarna k0riilbeliil $50, 600.
Tizenhat Youngstown auto,
mobil vezet6t fogott el a Va.
rosi rend6rseg a mutt, vasar'
nap, - els6 nap, hogy az
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-11-05
Town Topics

The election is, oper. The
ttlrnaoiI caused by 1t aDiH soon
subside. At the time We aorite
these lines aDe do not as get
knoU u'to loill be elected pre-
sideat, governor and to other
offices, but no matter ,Dho is
elected those chosen By d ma
jority of the people deserve
the support of all the people,
unless their actions In office
are clearly to the detriment of
the people.
Many things haze been said
in great bitterness in the heat
of campaign. Let them be for
gotten.
There are, h0weDer, in our
midst communists, aDho do not
haze the interests OF America
at heart. They are trouble MAX
ers. They 1oant to substitute
for the American form Of 60
DeTnment the Russian system,
1ohich is no better than Ease
ism OF Nasiisn, against aOhich
they profess to fight.
To the American people any
kind OF a dictator, be he
named Stain, Hitler or Mus
SOlini, is GbhOrent.
This country is free and let
us hope it aOill stay free for
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-11-05
ERTEsITEs

! :. a .a y J.
A Farrelli Rom. Kath. Ma
gyar Hitk0zseg november 15-re
'hirdetett unnepsege mem z Ora
kor, hanem, pontosan esti 6
orakOr veSzi kezdetet.
aut6hajtasi t0rveny eletbe
lepett, - Clarence w. Copper
smith forgalmi commissioner
szerint ezentul akinel mem
lesz hajtasi engedely, ait el6-
allitjak es erzekenyen meg
buntetik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-11-05
Esemenyek

A DGJdsstdsok elnaultdDal el
kelI felejteni a kampdny ke-
n,eny ssaDnit, ellenteteit, stb.
Anak0r eseket a sorokdt irjuk,
meg mem tudjuk, hogy kik
nyertek az orssdgban, dllam-
ban es naegyeben. Bdrki nyert
is, asokot tdnaogatni kell, inert
es az umerikdi ssisstenad.
Lett leqyen valaki Denaokra-
ta p1gy Republikdnus. felejtse
Ell a kanapdny izgalmlait. Mind
ket part amaerikai part, a kona-
naunistd mem az. Asok nansskn
pdrtidk.
Egt csak asert en,litjiik meg
igy att6lagosan, inert a'anak a
pdr magyar bolseuitinek, akik
lit dlland6an tel akarjdk for
-gatni a naagyarsdgot tudatla',
.tejakkel, aaagyon tetssett, ami
kor a malt D1sdr1aap delutdn
tartott Roosevelt-D Darcy demo
krata gyulese7a n1egengedtek,
hogy a konsnaunista kongresss-
men jel0lt is besseljen.
Te1meSsetesen es az ajax
naegragndta az alkalnaat, h0gy
szerkesst6nket becsnaerelje es
r6la a nsdr isnaert konanunista
hasugsdgokat elnaondja.
Ssegyeljek naagukat asok, a
xix est a gyulest rendestek es
pezettek. 10 naagyaroknak mem,
is tekinthetjuk 6ket.
Ami pedig a magyar kona-
munistdkat illeti, asokkal to-
vdbbra is folytatjuk a harcot
Ok mem America es 7aepenek
jaudt 6hajtjdk. Ok a nanssko
rendszert akarjdk AnaeriRcdbo
bepesetni
0Da intjuk a youngstown
tisztesssges, becsaletes magyar
naunkdssdgot, hogy ne dllj01
be a msusska sugalnsdzta ma
gydr bolsevitiktaek. Tartsa ma
gdt tduol t6Ilk, inert Ok habd'
n1i1adig Derik a n,elllket, hogs
a n<p jaudt 6hajtjdk, eppen
annak ellenkes6jSt tessik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-11-05
PRO HUNGARIA

A Pro Hungaria Young
stowni osztalya hetf0n este fel
nyolc oral kezdettel tartja
rendes havi gyuleset Miss
Stavrovszky enektanarno stu
diojaban a Keith Albee szin-
haz epiilet Six emeleten.
Keretnek a tagok a teljes
szamu megjelenesre.
A TiSstiEnT.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-11-05


A NYERENENYEKET
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-11-05
SIT. GYORGY SZOVETSEG

A Scent Gyorgy Sz0vetseg a
reank kovetkezO vasarnap, az
az november San tartja rem
dss havi gyileset a szokott he
lyen es idoben. Keretnek a ia
gok a pontos megjelenesre.
TiSztelettel
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-11-05
NE MULASSZA Ell.
inert megbanja
a Scent Istvan egyhaz

SACRED HEART CHURCH
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-11-05

A TISZTIKAR.
Evening star., 1936-02-07
ERECTION OF SCHOOL
SOUGHT BY CITIZENS
Progressive Summit Park Group
Hears of 0vercrowding in
Stanton Structure.

Construction of a new elementary
school was asked In resolution passed
by tie Progressive Summit Park Ctti-
zens' Association last night.
In the report Of the School Com
mitee, John Wolff. chairman, pointed
out the overcrowded conditions OF the
present Stanton School. declaring that
in one instance four grades were In
cluded in one room under the direction
of one teacher, and stating he knew
of only two other schools In the Dis
trict of Columbia existing under the
same circumstances. Wolff added that
the heating system at present Is In
efficient and that even the location 01
the school is dangerous, being near
the corner of Alabama avenue anc
Good Hope road, where trafiic Is heavy
especially when children cross there.
A petition in which provision II
made for building restriction within
the boundaries OF Summit Park, ant
which has the signed approval OF "
per cent of the community, has beer
presented before the Zoning Commit
tee of the District of Columbia witt
action expected soon. The restriction
is against buildings exceeding 40 fee
In height, apartment houses and small
fats.
The association passed a resolution
to extend the city water main to Suit
land avenue and Camden street. which
vicinity now employs private mains
The Public Utilities Commission viii
also be informed of the need for {
street light on Thirty-sixth place below
Alabama avenue, while the Health De
partment will be asked to fill in al
adjacent lot.
Evening star., 1936-02-07

going to hear Miss Oracle sing" the
helner had flung over his shoulder, ana
the door closed behind him-too late
for protest.
Grace's father looked up at his clock
and it was 1915. He knew that his
wife would be listening in. There
wasn't time for him to get to a radio,
30 he did the next best thing.
Telephone Hook-up.
Running next door to telephone,
he called his home. Anna Vltahty
answered
what is Oracle doing?"her hus-
band demanded.
"she's singing!" said Anna Vital
ity.
Hold the telephone to the radio!"
her husband snapped.
Don't talk" she snapped back.
So, by a hurriedly arranged tele-
phone radio hookup, the two nearest
to the little Italian-born crippled girl,
whose voice was discovered by TWO
Washington Star reporters, listened
tensely until the program was over.
Then they wept little, and laughed
a lot and spent the rest Of the day
talking about Grace-Grace, who has
never had a music teacher, but who,
by Cinderella twist of fate, is about
to realize here life ambition to sing
Customers Know Her.
Over a counter piled high with
shoes, Grace's father held a small re-
ception. Most of my customers know
Grace" he said last night in broken
English They used to see her, when
she was still on crutches, hobbling
about the shop. She was always sing
ing and always happy.
"One woman came in to tell me that
her sick husband was better after
hearing my little girl. He's going to
the hospital tomorrow, but he's not
blue now. He's so happy about Grace
And another lady couldn't tell me
what to dc about her shoes-she was
so excited. She said I had to see that
my child had every chance to be 9
singer.
Well" he continued stoutly, "she's
going to be singer. It's her ambi-
ton. l haven't been able to help
much but everybody is so good TO her
And this shop" he waved his arms
"I work here for her!'
At the Vitality home at 1901 Taylor
street, things were the same. The
telephone rang all day. Friends drop
ped by. A special delivery letter came
God bless you and make you
strong" Grace read. Her mother
Glanced down at the brace on her leg
and her eyes glistened. Grace's eyes
shone brighter.
Gets Her First Music.
Then Grace picked up the handsome
leather music case just given her by
her teacher at Weightman School,
Mrs. Beulah J. Drake. She tipped the
catch and her hands went through he
music.
: ITS the first music I've ever had,
she said.
= She looked about the tiny living
room where the furniture had been
pushed aside to make room for the
piano a music store was to send her.
We've never had a piano either y
she said. But I can play little by
ear. You see, go to see girl friend
and she lets me use hers"
r. The piano will fill the living room
at Grace's house. but that's all right
because it will fill her life, too.
II guess I'll spend all my time
there" she laughed happily.
Evening star., 1936-02-07

Rev. Francis D.. Creamer Of Christ
Church Chapel, Crosse Pointe Farms.
Mr.. Warren, who was IS years old, died
of heart attack Monday.
Evening star., 1936-02-07
Grace on Ladder Of Fame
Crippled Girl Sings, but Father Almost
Misses Broadcast.

shes been spending 1t listening to
the RADIO, her mother said, "and
going to shows"
Haunts .he "Singies."
Grace, it developed, saw Naughty
Marietta II times. Now she knows
the score by heart, and Sweet Mys-
terry OF Life" Is one Of her favorite
songs. Nelson Eddy and Grace Moore
are her favorite singers. She has seen
the latter on the screen a half dozen
times.
She received her chance to broad
cast through a radio program ar
ranged by The Star, in cooperation
with Station WJSV, in promoting the
Presidents birthday ball. Now she
has a contract to broadcast twice q
week, q music firm has arranged for
her to have a piano, and teachers are
offering to give her musical instruc.
ton.
Evening star., 1936-02-07
DIRECTORY PLANNED

The Little Congress, organization
Of congressional employees and secre-
taries Of members Of Congress. Is to
have its own Congressional Direc-
tory"
A committee. headed by Maximiano
Marmito Villareal. member of the
staff OF the resident commissioner Of
the Philippines. has been set up to
arrange for the publication.
Associated with villareal are James
Pickett Of Maine. ]. Scraggs Of Ohio,
D. Walker Of Louisiana, and p. ASH
brook Of Ohio.
Evening star., 1936-02-07

dreds OF friendS
were tuning in on
WJSV, Orazio A.
vitality was
" in ging his
hands.
Business was
good at the Vital
ity shoeshop on
Eighteenth street
and the father of
q budding prima
donna was about
to miss the broad
cast. His colored
helper had de-
serted him a half
Evening star., 1936-02-07
c. 3. WARREN FUNERAL

DETROIT, February 2 R.-The
funeral yesterday of Charles Beecher
Warren, formerly Ambassador to Japan
and Mexico, attracted number Of men
prominent In the legal and industrial
life Of the State and Nation. Henry
Ford was among those named a.
active pallbearers.
The services were in charge Of the
Evening star., 1936-02-07
HONOR TO C. U. TEAM
Elks to March Tonight to X. of c.
"Kermess."

Members of the Catholic University
foot ball team. headed by Coach Ar
thur j. (Dutch) Bergman, will be
honor guests tonight at the knights Of
Columbus "Kermess," now in progress
at the organizations club house at
Tenth and K streets. r.
James j. Murray, exalted ruler of
the Washington Lodge of Elks, will
lead members of his organization to
the K. of c. Building. The procession,
which will begin at the Elks' H street
club house, will march to music by the
Elks' Boys Band.
Alvin w. Hall, director of the Btu
reau of Engraving and Printing. was
honor guest last night. Employees of
the bureau attended, along with MEM
bers of the Plate Printers and En-
gravers' Union and the Social Oyster
Club.
Evening star., 1936-02-07
BY FRANCES LIDE.

IXTEEN- -YEAR-OLD Grace
Vitality made her professional
radio debut yesterday and her
~ father almost missed hearing
her sing.
While the pupils of Weightman
echool-where Grace is a student
were crowding about radio, and hun
Evening star., 1936-02-07
]. +. EASTMAN DIES
Lawyer Was President Of Civil
Legion in 1e26-7.

NEW YORK, February z R1.-
Joseph T. eastman. 50, lawyer and
author, died Wednesday at his home
here. He was q native Of Providence,
r. ].
He was field secretary of the Ma
tional Security League in 1918 and
national president of the Civil Legion
In 1926-7.
His wife, the former Mabel Clare
Christy of Philadelphia, and a son,
Joseph T. eastman, jr., survive.
Evening star., 1936-02-07
Studio in Madrid.

A studio for the production Of in
dustrial films will be opened in Madrid,
Spain.