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La gaceta., 1937-10-08
REUNION DEL COMITE EN-
C DE TRATAR Ell
PROBLEMA DE LOS EX-
TRANJEROS Y LA WPA

Frank Carrera, Jr., Ell anna
BILE p~residente del Club Opti-
mista, nos informa que en- ell
mitin celebrado ell pasado mier
coles por la noche, en- elias No
vedades", Sc puso a discussion
ell problema de los extranjeros
y la WPA, acordandose NOM
brar un Comite compuesto de
todos los presidentes de los
Clubs civicos, Sociedades lati-
mas, Camaras de Concrete de
Ybor City y w. Tampa, conce
jales, comisionados del conda'
do, Uniones obreras y directo.
res de todos los periodicos de
Tampa.
La primera reunion Sc efec'
tuara esta noche, en- la oficins
de la Camara de Concrete d.
Ybor, y para ella Sc nos invita-
Ell problema planteado re
quiere ell apoyo de nuestros m'
~jores v mas activos elementoi
sociales.
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Angel Suarez, Luis Rodriguez,
Thorn MeAnn, Boyts Shoe
Store, Deluxe Dulcerfa, Spoto
Y Castellano, Ferreterfa de
Ray Mesquida, Tienda de Mar
garita, Nick Genexe, Charles
Place, Gasoline, dep. del Anne
RIGA Cafe, La Bonita Hat Store,
Relojerfa D5Elia, PinieIIas
Palce, Melchor de la Parte, The
Palace, Avalon Store, Letin-A-,
merican Hardware, Italo-Ame-
rican Grocery, Luis Dept. store
Ricsrdo Soto, La Habanera Gro
Gerry, Eagle Bicicleterfa, Sas-
trerfa de. jose Cato, Pollers'
Store, Economy Store, Ybor CT
ty Hatters, Broadway BARRIE
ria Ritz Hat Store, Frank Maui
rici, Grocery, Barberia de Fe-
10, Vicente Fraterrigo, Jose
Teijido Grocery, C. Mistretta
Grocery, Ferlita Grocery, Gu
sumano Grocery, Eagle Filling
Station, Pepe's Place, Mascu-
hana's News Stand, Jose CHA
ramonte Shoe Shop, r. Porto
carrero, Marcelino Arguelles
(Bahos), Barberia de Patinb,
Francisco Chiaramonte Shoe
Shop, Hilario Prieto, Jose Fuen
ties, Isidro Casalin, D. Silva,
Barberfa de Pedrito, Delgado's
Famous Cigar, Ramon Garcia,
La Gloria Grocery, M. Fernan-
DEE, neverfa, Rainbow Cleaner,
Barberia de j, NJ, Barberfa de
A. Ruiz, Jose Juran, Cigar
Store, Ell Malec6n, Gonzalez y
Hernandez, C~arniceria Ell Pala-
tino, Angel Valdes, La Rosa
Grocery, William Molinet, Be-
nito Blanco, FL Mercado Uni
co, Barberia de Jose Puleo, Del
gado's Filling Station, M. Her.
nandez Grocery, Steve's Fill
ing Station, Rosendo's Cafe, To
massino Grocery, R. Bernardo
Grocery, G.. @. Grocery, JESUS
Garcia, Cafe, Artillery Filling
Station, M. Suarez Cafe
(Continuard).
La gaceta., 1937-10-08
RUSSIA ESTIMA QUE CON
RESPECTO A CHINA HA
LLEGADO Ell MOMENTO
DE PASAR A LA ACClON
Los Transports JdpOneses
Llegan CqrgadoS de Tropds

Shanghai. oct. 8 Los periodi-
cos del gobierno Soviet, en- ex-
plicitos editoriales, ofrecen to-
do ell apoyo de Russia a cual-
uuier acci6n decisiva contra las
naciones que tratan de provo
car la guerra.
Para establecer la cuarente-
ma, dice Ell Izvsctia sera menes-
ter pasar las palabras a la ac-
ci6n. Las palabras del presiden-
te Roosevelt significan I'm paso
de avance en- la verdadera d.
reccion.
La actitud del gobierno de los
Estados Unidos ha producido
hondo regocijo en- China, donde
ell general japones Iwane Mat
sui expidi6 hoy una proclama
que ell gobierno del general
Chang estima equivale a una
declaration de guerra.
Esta preparado Ell ejercito ia
pones, dice ell general para usar
todos los medios a su alcance y
conquistar rapidamente la vic
toria.
La marina japonesa ha repe-
lido Ia amenaza contra Pootung
diciendo que atacara ese centre
industrial 81 las baterias chi
mas no cesar de hacer fuego cor
ira los paisanos japoneses.
Los transportes japoneses
contindan trayendo tropas Y al
gunos aseguran que otra graz
ofensiva comenzara ell dfa 10 d.
este mes.
Ell embajador chino en- Lon
dres da cuenta a su gobiern'
del acto celebrado alli, en- al
bert Hall, bajo la presidencii
del arzobispo de Canterbury
La asamblea acord6 expresa
la inquietud del pueblo ing16
sobre la situaci6n existente e
ell Extreme Oriente, con esta
palabras: Resuelvese que est
asmblea observa con horror
condena enfaticamente los alta
ques que sobre los no-combs
tientes realizan las fuerzas ia
ponesas en- China y urge del &C
bierno ingles tome la iniciativ
en- procurar una acci6n conju
ia, va economical o de otra ella
Sc, que pueda impedir la supre
vivencia del presente estado d
cosas.
Mas de mil personals, segd'
ell mismo embajador, celebra
ron otra asamblea en- Me
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ola CORTE DE FARAON"

Esta conocida opereta sera
representada por la compania
que dirige Manuel Aparicio, Ell
pr6ximo domingo, en- ell teatrc
del Centre Asturiano.
Esta representation cast e.
quivale a un estreno en- 10 que
Sc refiere a orquesta, decora-
do y vestuario.
Sc ha ensayado la obra con
ell mayor cuidado, dentro de las
reglas establecidas por ell Pro-
veto Teatral Federal.
Esperase I'm lleno complete.
La gaceta., 1937-10-08
LISTA DE CONTRIBUTOR
TIES PARA Ell COMITE
POPULAR DEMOCRATICO
DE SOCORRO A ESPANA
(C0ntipudci6n)

ma Bakery, Cafeteria La Ma
c%ional, Rubio's Drug Store, Moi
ses Filling Station, Maxine A
costa, Maximo Alvarez, Italian
Spanish and American Groce-
ry, Betty Rose Baking, Gazette
ria La Epoca, La Union Bake
ry, Valencia Poultry Market,
Mauriz and Reina Co., Ramon
Collado, NJ. Miranda, l.. Garcia
A. Garcia, F. Garcia, Tomas A
lonso Grocery, Fructuoso Con
zaIez, 1909 7th Ave. Filling
Station, Cafeteria Corona, Coo.
perativa La Llegada, Eagle
Drug Store, 4th of July Cafe,
Ferreteria de Aleman, Coope-
rativa La Nuova Vita, West
Tampa Furniture, Vicente Fe-
rrer, Guillermo Alvarez, Anne
lilo Munoz Mendoza, Gazette
ria La Norma, Constantine
Prendes, Jose de la Tore, Do
mingo Dago, Gabriel Wales,
Maximino Villar, Francisco Elk
p6sito, Ramon Cueto.
Contribuyeron con rs centa-
vos: Dependencies de Al and
IF Grocery, Valencia Garden
Restaurant, La Bolera Mexi-
cana, Armenia Shoe Shop, B..
and F Grocery, 2 semanas.
Contribuyeron con so centa-
vos: Carniceria de R. Oural, 2
semanas, La Economic de los
Obreros, 2 semanas, Madonna
Cafe, 2 semanas, Manuel Alon-
so, 2 semanas, White Chief Gas
Station, 2 semanas, American
Beauty Grocery, 2 semanas,
Ross Ave. Market, 2 semanas,
Granada Cafe, 2 semanas, Va
llencia Cafe, 2 semanas, Wayne
Feed Store, Juan Lassus, Fran
co Drug Store, La France Shoe
Store, PENIS, Andres Porto,
Ritz Lunch Room, Information
News Stand, Cuervo's Cafe
Cacciatore Grocery, Augusta
Garcia, Ell Gatico Store, Ma
rie's Beauty Salon, Bamby
Bread, Greco's, Inc, Capitanc
| Grocery, F. Agliano Fish Mar.
ket, w. t., Lombardia Grocery
Puleo Feed Store, Puleo Groce.
: ry, J. and P. Grocery, Victor
2 Fernandez, David Gonzalez, AT
: rora Garcia, c. Hernandez Gro
Gerry, Sardinas Gas Station, Bar
1 IBERIA de Vinagre, Aviles Res.
taurant Cooperative FL Futu,
: 70 Obrero, Two Friends Cafe.
Victor Gonzalez, Angel Studio
. Perez Mems Shop, Amado Con.
zalez, Million Auto Parts, Law
renee Service Station, Sanitary
Poultry, Ell Vizcaino, Broad
way Furniture, Florida Furn.
iture, La Primera de Ybor Ba-
kerry, West Tampa Feed Store.
fremont Cafe, Macarroneria
de Ferlita Fonte Cleaners, Bre-
ton Drug Store, Caruso Groce-
ry, Hi-lo Filling Station, Bisa.
gra Cafe, Almo Restaurant, AL
hambra Restaurant, Casimirc
Vega Cafe, Franklin Restau-
rant, Dionisio Gonzalez, Bar
IBERIA, Santos Filling Station,
Lozano Poultry, A. Arias, j.
Bernardo, S. Leto and Sons
Grocery, Jack Pote Cafe, Bronx
Bar, Sunrise Cafe, Carioca Ca
fe, Petralia Y Caruso, Alessi
Bakery Garcia Cafe, Mistretta
Bros. Grocery, Salcines Y L6-
peg, Bombero Grocery, La Flor
Grocery, Friends Club, Eduar-
do Diaz Pts, P. P. Ruiz, C. MI
ravalles, La Cruz Drug Store,
Francisco Botino, Segundo
Vior, Felipe Rosete, Jose A. A
villa, Buchman's Store.
Contribuyeron con 40 centa-
vos: F. Rodriguez, R. Monta-
ma, Ramon Sierra.
Contribuyeron con 35 centa-
vos: Gallego's Barber Shop, j.
Alfonso.
Contribuyeron con % centa-
vos: Quintanilla Grocery, 2 Sc
manas, Luis Rio, Leo Diaz Gro
Gerry, 2 semanas, Tony's Shoe
La gaceta., 1937-10-08
Ese Pequeno
Encanto Mic!
(Autor d~esconocido)

Sentir sus pequenas manecitas en- las
mfas, tan p~egaditas y calentitas.
Saber que el piensa que soy fuerte para
protegerle y librarle de dahos;
Yer SUI ingenua fe en- TODD 10 que pueda
decir o hacer,
Els algo que avergiienza, pero que 10
hace a n ser mucho mejor.
Y por clio trato de ser ell horbre que 81
pretende que soy,
Porque tengo en- mi hogan este nenueno
%encantico que piensa I'm mundo de mi.
Por NADIA en- la terra lie harfa perder esa
.contlanza que en- mi tiene,
Nj deJarle saber 10 muy POGO que real
mente valgo y soy.
Despues de TODD, es fail subir csc bri-
llante canine de su fe,
PorQue sus manecitas me empujan hacia
adelante a todas horas,
Y r~econozco que soy un hombre meior
de 10 que siempre full,
Porque tengo en- mi hogan csc peoueno
encantico que piensa un mundo de mi.
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$1,400 de impuestos.
Una institution privada
que paga al dia mas de
La gaceta., 1937-10-08

encantico. Mas de 10 que 81 puede sabr, quiza mas de 10 os Il pueda ueor
a concebi. cuando Ss padres lie proporionan ell aqua tbia y saudabe nara
Hs bahos; cuando eMos lie consavans us almentos Ebes del mas mimno Pc
ieo de echarsea perder; cuando eNss el sc ocnan de maneau e no ,;r-
dan las cuaidades aimenicas que lie vgorizan ell cuerpov la mente " cuardo
lie proporcionan buena luz que prteges s infantnes oos para las futuras lar
gas jornadas de SUI vida, ens, y la ekctriidad, eaan contrbuyendo nm.
ruiz III hombre saludabL!
o Y cual e Ell costo? La elechiGdad es uno de los gastos mas eoueno. ID
cua1quier hogan Mucho mas es ell coo lie refescosy retenimisnto v ~
hay penaidad EN- Ell mucho usod de la elecricidad; mientras mas la use IL. L..
je hacerp r listed, mucho menos pasara Dol cad una de .s undsde. 4. u..
dida: Ell klowatthora.
o La elechicidad es So moderna ayuda nara una i'd uodero.
Nogales international., 1937-07-17

prone to overeat, and to gulp large
quantities of ice cold pop apd wa
ter" DR.. Fraser remarked. "They
should be carefully controlled along
these lines. Children either observe
the balance of the Health Hints
without knowing that they are do
ing so or, because of their youth
and vitality. they can afford to
ignore them. For instance, a child
may rush around all clay long with
out a hat, frequently out in the
sun, and show no i'll effects. On the
other hand, they instinctively pre-
fer minimum of clothing and will
sleep readily, if they are tired.
Adults, however, should avoid
going out without a hat. They
should also drink sparingly of ice
cold liquids and, very important, see
to it that they get plenty of sleep
and rest. In addition, grown people
should refrain from expending great
quantities of energy in needless
haste. On hot days take it easy.
Nogales international., 1937-07-17

gested foods.
6. Drink plenty of cool (not ice
cold) liquids.
Z. Exercise moderately.
g. Take frequent tepid (not cold)
baths.
8. Do not stay in direct SUM-
shine for long periods.
TO- Avoid large meetings in poor
ly ventilated auditoriums.
IF all of us would observe these
rules" Dr. Fraser said, "our general
physical condition would be vastly
improved and we would be able to
Withstand hot weather with much
less difficulty"
In commenting on his ten Health
Hints for Hot Weather. DR.. Fraser
feels that children are more apt
to forget rules five and six, which
are extremely important for them,
while adults are very likely to ignore
rules one, two and frequently six.
Children, because they really
don't know any better, are very
Nogales international., 1937-07-17
now OFTEN CAN YOU
KISS and MAKE UP?

LEW husbands can understand
l. why wife should turn from a
pleasant companion into shrew
for one whole week in every month.
You can say I'm sorry" and
kiss and make up easier before
maxriagethan after. Be wise. Ifyou
want to hold your husband, you
won'the a threeAQuarter wife.
For three generations one wOnnAn
has told another how to go "smil-
ing through" with Lydia e. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound. 10
helps Nature tone up the system,
thus lessening the discomforts from
the functional disorders which
women must endure in the three
ordeaIs Of life: 1. Turning from
girlhood to womanhood. 2. Pre-
pairing for motherhood. 3. Ap-
preaching middle age" y
Don't be q three-Quarter wife.
take LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND aud
Go Smiling Through"
Nogales international., 1937-07-17
HOT WEATHER
HEALTH HINTS

The present widespread heat wave
has led DR.. Robert A. Fraser Chief
Medical Director of the New York
Life Insurance Company, to issue a
health warning cautioning every
one to take simple safeguards that
their health may not be impaired
by the extreme temperatures.
Dr. Fraser offers ten Health Hints
for Hot Weather that are easily fol-
lowed by young and old. They are:
1. Take it easy - don't rush
around.
2. Wear hat out in the sun.
8. Wear cool, loose fitting
clothes.
4. Get plenty of rest and sleep
S. Eat moderately of easily di-
Nogales international., 1937-07-17
FROM ST LOUIS
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Mrs. Harry Lieberman of st.
Lonis, formerly Dorothy Coltman of
Nogales. arrived Wednesday to
spend few days visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. HI Dawson of Marsh Heights.
Nogales international., 1937-07-17

Mrs. Marguerite Macdonald, Mr.
and Mrs. Rollo Ashby and DR.. and
Mrs. M. I. Merritt were hosts and
flostesses at picnic party Saturday
evening at the seven and one-half
mile post on the Tucson road.
It was one of the years most de-
lightful social functions on the bor-
der.
The spot chosen for the affair,
beneath large shade trees on the
banks of the Santa Cruz river, was
a beautiful one. Lanterns suspended
from the trees Illuminated the
scene.
A sumptuous mea1, consisting OF
four 22-pourd turkeys and other
good things to eat, was served in a
very fine manner by three well
known co1ored walters. Jim Evans,
Mike Perdue, and John P. Grant,
Nogales international., 1937-07-17
Well Known Nogalians Give
Picnic Party At 7-Mle Post

and music was furnished by the IA
nous Mavericks Cowboy Band.
Guest List
Guests included MessrS and Mes
danes E. R. Thurman, Ben Wilde,
Julio Pima, Jr., Writ G. Bowman,
w. W. Barbee, Duane Bird, E. K
Cumming, James Manson, James ".
Robins, E. T. Richards, w. j.
Phillips, Harry Brann, G. H. Nc
Nulty, E. M. Mather, Leslie Wood
dell. j. E. wise, Knight Wise, A. L.
Gustetter.
Messrs and Mesdanles Thomas l.
Hall, Craig Pottinger. H. M. Clagett
C. G. Cheshire, Dudley Pitts, Harry
Stevens. Dave Levy, James A. Har-
rison, R. M. Harrison, Charles S.
Smith, Grover Marsteller, G. L.
Harker, Otto Herold, T. H. Shannon
James Pendleton, Lee Zinsmeister
Hal Prince, Lee Fisher of Wilcox
L. H Scherb, ST., L. Fl. Scherb, Jr
Mesdames Dorothy Hardy, Dickie
Chase, Bruce Fenton of Los An
geles, Florence Bonsa1l, Bishop
Harry Farrior Of Phoenix, G.. l.
Nichols Connie Fain) of Pendle-
ton, Oregon, M. Marste1ler, Lucille
Isaacson of Fort Riley, Kansas
Dorothy Trippell, Elizabeth Merry OF
Kansas City, Mo-. Joe Berk, Mi
nerva Howell, Mary George.
Misses Margaret Fitzpatrick OF
Los Angeles and Mary Ellen Hall OF
Brownwood, Texas.
Messrs Ben Asl1by, Phil Herold
John Phillips, Nick Kerson, Silver
Tol Pend1eton, Parker, McCutcheon
e. G. Hou1e, Louis Escalada, Charles
Bauer, Herman Meclin, Stepher
D. .Monahan, Wallace Farrior, Hun.
! ter Sneed. Theron Richardson, anC
| Roy Adams of Tucson.
| Invitations
Very unique invitations were is
sued for the picnic. They were al
pencil written, included number
Of designs, and signed by the hosts
and hostesses.
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EASTERN STAR

EASTERN STAR
Haxa*#s
The Eastern Star held its regular
monthly bridge party at the Ma
sonic Temple Monday. Mrs. w. E.
Carroon and Mrs. Gladys Cameron
were hoSteSSes.
Those playing were Mesdames I.
Burgoon, P. J. Bughman. A. A.
Spurgeon, Ralph Lane, w. A.
O'Connor, John Glissan, and the
two hostesses.
FROM CALIFORNIA
*&*A%%S
Mrs. Warfield Riley and Mrs.
Bert Schleimer, both former No
galians. arrived here yesterday from
California, Mrs. Riley to be the
house guest of Mrs. Charles S.
Smith, and Mrs. Schleimer to visit
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
GliSSan.
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Mr.. and Mrs G.. D. Nichols have
as their guest, Mrs. Nichols son,
Robert Deering of Hollywood.
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Mr.. and Mrs. j. C.. GlisSan have
as their guests, their daughter, Mrs.
Charles Griffith and husband, of
Detroit, Mich. The Griffiths will
, spend the coming winter in Tucson.
Mrs. Spencer Barkell (Cecelia
! Temple) of Tucson is visiting Mrs.
Clementine Temple of Crawford
street.
Nogales international., 1937-07-17
Party In
Honor Of
Coast Visitors

Complimentary to Mrs. Bruce
Fenton (Helena Karns) and Mrs.
Isabelle Hedges, both of California,
Mrs. H. j. Karns gave a luncheon
and theater party week ago yes
terday afternoon.
Guests included Mesdames Fl. S..
Isaacson. C. B. Wilde, F. B. Carroon,
Isabelle Hedges, Bruce Fenton, A. j.
Millikin, H. r. Sisk, G.. D. Nichols,
I. H. Shannon. T. L. Hall, J.. C..
Glissan. l.. A. Parker, and E. &.
Cumming.
Nogales international., 1937-07-17
VACATION ON COAST


Jack Lee. manager of the West
ern Auto Supply Company, and
family, and Mrs. ]. D. Jones and
son George, are leaving at 3 o'clock
tomorrow morning to spend a two
weeks vacation in southern Cali
fornia. Mrs. Jones will visit her
sister in Redondo Beach.
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Miss Edith Jones. daughter of City
Alderman and Mrs. Ben Jones, who
has been attending summer school
at Flagstaff, is visiting in California.
&*aA*A#
Gene Sykes and family have left
on vacation trip to California
where they will remain until Sep
tember.
Mrs. A. L. Gustetter has been Wis
iting in California.
Nogales international., 1937-07-17
Engagement
Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur w. Grimm
have announced the engagement
and approaching marriage of their
daughter Christine Viola to George
Lowe son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. r.
Lowe of this city.
The wedding will take place In
mid August.
The bridegroom-to-be Is employed
at the Nogales Steam Laundry.
The couple will spend their honey
moon In California and northern
Arizona.
Nogales international., 1937-07-17
TO HONOLULU

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Nogales international., 1937-07-17
Laneys Back
From Northwest

Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Laney and
daughter Zelda Jane have returned
from a vacation trip to San Fran
cisco. Yellowstone and Yosmite ma
tional parks and the Pacific North
west, including Vancouver, British
Columbia.
It rained every day during their
stay in Oregon and Washington.
On the return trip they Journey
ed from Vancouver to Seattle via
boat, shipping their car on an ocean
liner.
Nogales international., 1937-07-17
DESSERT T-BRmGE

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Nogales international., 1937-07-17
4 u l. Hn%a

Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Leeker of
Memphis, Tenn, former residents
of Nogales who recently visited here,
sailed from San Pedro a few days
ago on a trip to Honolulu.
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Nogales international., 1937-07-17

Miss Lucy Mignardot left yester-
day for her home in Santa Fe, NJ.
M, after visiting her uncle, Coun-
ty Treasurer G. Mignardot, and
wife,
Nogales international., 1937-07-17
BACK FROM IAMROREE

Charles Smith, Jr., son of DR.. and
Mrs. Charles S. Smith, returned
this week from the national jambo-
rec of the Boy Scouts at Washing
ton, D. G.
Nogales international., 1937-07-17

DESSERT-BRmGE
3A*asH*
Mrs. Alfred Kibbe was hostess to
her dessert bridge club at its regular
monthly meeting Monday.
Those present we're Mesdames G..
l.. Harker, L. A. Page, H. r. Chat
ham, A. M. Yonge. Andrew Bettwy,
c. H. McNulty, Charles Jones, and
the hostess.
Mrs. M. H. Boughton and Mr.. and
Mrs. Orville Field are visiting rel
atives in Montana.
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Mayor and Mrs. C. c. Cheshire
were visitors in Phoenix this week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Mitchell and
son Max left Sunday to spend about
a month at Argyle, Wisconsin.
The Washington times., 1937-03-09
REALTY BOARD
FOR D. C.. ASKED

Aimed to protect the Washing
ton public against fraud, a bill
establishing District of Columbia
Real Estate Commission was in
troduced in the House yesterday by
Representative Mary T. Norton
Cd of New Jersey, chairman of
the House District Committee.
The measure, similar to one in
troduced in the Senate two years
ago, has the approval of District
Commissioners. The Commission
ers made several amendments to
the bill as originally introduced in
the Senate.
Under terms of Mrs. Norton'S
bill, all real estate brokers and
statesmen will be licensed by a
"disinterested commission" which
would have the authority to revoke
licenses on proof of fraud.
The commission set up by the
bill, would be composed of two
members and the District Tax AS
SCISSOR who would be chairman of
the group. The assessor would be
an ex-office member.
The bill is the result of an in
vestigation conducted by a sub
committee of the House District
Committee into the real estate,
mortgage and securities problems
in the District.
In sending the bill to Congress,
the Commissioners stated that
Washington needs regulation of
the real estate, to protect its citi-
Zens and "abuse and fraud"
The Washington times., 1937-03-09
MRS. SISS0N TELLS D. A. R. HERE
PEACE RESTS WITH YOUTH

con the West Coast, sent a message
to the local conference. 1t was
read by Mrs. Catherine B. Strong,
State recording secretary, and
said, in part:
There can be no wOrthier aim
in life, no more exalted cOncep-
ton of civic and patriotic duty
than to dedicate ourselves to the
task of assisting youth, for
youth is ever the hope and prom
ise of the nation.
Leadership is the need Of the
hour. Let us train youth to as
sumo a leadership worthy Of
American traditions, true to
American democracy. faithful to
American ideals"
OFFICERS NAMED
The Chapter House Corporation,
which is working for the establish
ment of a headquarters for the
local chapters, elected the follow
ing officers at the conference:
Mrs. Harry C. Grove, president:
MIS-. OOIln M OSdVSTS, 1lTSG NlCC
president; Mrs. Gertrude Moser,
second vice president; Mrs. Ralph
Girls wold, recording secretary;
Mrs. Thomas Hardie Seay, CORE
spending secretary; Miss ,Phebe
Stine, treasurer; Mrs. jason
Waterman, custodian Of files. Mrs.
Waterman is the retiring presi-
dent after a four-year term. She
has been promoting the work for
chapter house for II years. She
reported favorable progress toward
the goal at today's morning ses-
sion.
Restricted immigration and
Deportation of Aliens" is the sub
ject of a talk by Senator Robert
R. Reynolds Cd, of North Caro-
lima, to be made at 2 p. m. today
before the delegates.
The annual banquet takes place
tonight at 7 o'clock in the May
flower Hotel. The program ar
ranged for the dinner is being kept
a secret from the members as a
surprise for them,
The Washington times., 1937-03-09
"With young people the status

with young people the STATUS
Of peace rests"
With these words Mrs. Vintor
Earl Sisson, national chairman oi
the national defense committed
of the D. A. r., in addressing the
thirty-sixth annual meeting of the
State conference of the District 81
Columbia D. A, R. yesterday in Me
mortal Continental Hall, urged
women to advise young people
against radical groups on the cam
pus.
Mrs. Sisson said in part:
"In these strikes against war
and fascism, against miiitarism,
against the r. o. T. c., why Is
there not the striking against
communism? Would not COM
munism result in civil war?
1--WE believe in the r. o. T. c.
We believe that college is the
place for military training. Two
years cannot possibly militarize
the youth Of the country. Amer
lea wants no large standing
army, but believe the minds Of
the Americans are for national
defense.
ALL WORK FOR PEACE
Certainly the Government Is
doing all it can for peace. 1t is
a fine thing to think that the Fl
countries in the Western Hemi-
sphere decided to get around the
conference table to strengthen
existing treaties and ,Odify and
systematize international law.
at is up to each one of US to
watch neutrality legislation and
give our support for world peace.
Join with the forces of peace in
your community, with your
clubs, with your churches, but
see that the right kind of peace
is being discussed"
Mrs. William A. Becker, presi-
dent general of the D. A. r., now