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La gaceta., 1937-10-05
UNI CANNON MATO A UNA
ANCIANA

s.-F
Cerca de las ocho de la noche
de aver, en- la esquina de la ave
nida Nebraska Y avenida rs, un
canton guiado por Alberto Wat
son, de 81 amos, mat6 a la Sra.
Mary Victoria Smith, de 81 a
nos, e hiri6 a su Meta, la nina
Barbara Call. hija de la Sra.
Myra Call, residente en- la casa
numero 906 de la avenida 26.
La nina fue asistida en- ell hos
pital municipal Y su estado era
satisfactorio en- la mafana de
hoy.
Watson dice que levaba mo.
derada velocidad y que la seno.
"a Sc interpuso en- Ell canine dt
su vehiculo, sin que 81 pudiera
evitar ell accidente. Qued6 en- Ii
bertad bajo fianza.
La policia inici6 hoy una in
vestigaci6n, ayudada por la of
Gina del sheriff.
La gaceta., 1937-10-05

Pasean varios soldados por
delante de una enorme puerta v
p%regunto:
La Presidencia-me contes.
tan.
Brsco orientaci6n frente a es
tie enorme edificio.
Una fila de heridos en- busca
de pasaportes.
Vendajes, muletas.-..
Cerca un vendedor de gaseo-
sas con su carrito.
iFrias?
Tomo una y miro hacia 10 al
to. ALA, en- un balloon, I'm hon.
bre, un Official, me hace Senas
que e%nseguida comprendo.
Me dirijo a stra parte. Luego
penSe: Iquien eS csc que me hi
20 la sefa?
Estaba muy alto, asomado a
un balloon, y yo bebia la gaseo-
Sa..---
Por las sehas me dijo que no
escribiera 10 que habfa visto.--..
No dire NADIA. ITendre 70 tan
mala fama?
Y para la estaci6n. va Sc cual
es ell tren Y 10 miro como cosa
buena." Ahora no sc me va.
Me tengo que bajar en- Gar
galejos Y este me tiene un po-
co preocupado.
Otro cambio de trenes, de no.
che, con otro cambio de dfa.--. y
llegare.
E5to parece facil; pero en- la
|pr6xima va veran que me perdi.
Jose Garcia GrUneU.
La gaceta., 1937-10-05
TONIC POSSESSION DE SU
r Ell MAGISTRATE
A

Washington, Octubre 5.-La
prensa mercenaria de la naci6n
mantiene sus ataques contra e.
magistrate Black, pero el tom6
aver possession de su puesto de
magistrate. I'm abogaducho an
sioso de publicidad, Patrick H.
Kelley, de Boston, intent6 ha :
blair ante ell Tribunal y ell presi-
dente Charles Evans Hughes,
en- tono energico, lie declare fue
ra de orden.
Finalmente ell Tribunal admi
tic dos mociones en- contra de II
toma de possession de Black, las
que Sc cree seran declaradas sin
lugar.
La gaceta., 1937-10-05
DESDE Ell ~TERRITORIo DE
LA ESPANA LEAL
ME EQUIVOCO DE R
Una wsitd a Valencia

Valencia.-iC ompadre, me
perdi! icon un pasaporte de Ia
Comisi6n Medica de la Inter
nacional, para I'm Hospital, sal
hacia Levante. Llegue a Valen.
ciaa, que en- este case no Sc ha-
llaba en- la ruta que 70 debia Sc
guir.
Bueno... una ciudad sin lu-
ces... Pasos Sc oyen y a tientas
canine hacia la estaci6n del fe-
rrocarril. Fran las tres de Ia
manana. Lego el tren a las cua'
tro, v me sentf feliz.
La gaceta., 1937-10-05
da, Paulina Posada, Maria J.
Posada. Virginia Lopez.

da, Paulina Posada, Maria J.
Posada, Virginia Lopez.
Senoritas: Aida Fernandez,
Maria Tamargo, Victoria Be
ronda, America Gonzalez, Flo
renee Vazquez, Josefina Ferro,
Carmela Bazarte, Cuca Garcia,
Hilda Roig, Edelmira Prado,
Isabel Prado, Francisco Prado,
Hilda Gomez, Hilda del Vale
Lolita Garcia.
CabaIleros: Gerardo Lopez,
Giro Prado, Abelardo Prado,
Pedro R. Moya, Gaspar Garcia,
Julio Juncosa, Sergio Rocha,
Ramon Alvarez, Abelardo L6-
peg, Jose Valdes, Julian Calvo,
Oscar Garcia, Francisco Marti-
nez, Siverio Castro Y Jose Po-
sada.
Felicidades deseamos a los
nuevos esposos.
La gaceta., 1937-10-05
NOTAS SOCIALES
(Viene de Ia SG)

Sras. Herminia Magrifiaf,
Rosa founders, Katie Flores,
Hilda Alvarez, Velia Valdes,
Victoria Alvarez, Rosa Enrl-
uuez, Elva Acosta, Eloisa Fer
nandez, Angelina Rosas, Jean
Nosti, Josefina Alvarez, Maria
VII, Josefa Alvarez, Asunclon
Rosas, Maria Perez, Adelaide
Rosas, Estela Pines, Estela
Dorta, Alicia Rey, Mary Sacco
Jennie Rodriguez Y Jennie Mul
gado.
Srtas. Onelia Alvarez, Lydia
Alvarez, Margarita Alvarez, o
tilia Alvarez, Helen Dfaz, Vir'
GINA Vazquez, Carmen Rodrl
guez, Adelina Grillo, Victoria
Perez, Bessie Blackman, julia
Vii, Mary Murgado, Estela Ro.
driguez, Olga Fernandez, Vic
la Pines, Aulia Morales, Mar
garita Domfnguez, y Matildt
Fernandez. +.
Por la dicha de la ideal pa
reja hacen votos sus amigos
entire los cuales nos contamo:
nosotroS.
La gaceta., 1937-10-05

En- Albacete, miles de aldea.
nos que retornan a sus pueblos
soldados que tienen permiso
para visitar a sus familiares, Y
nosotros, los que andamos de
aauf para ALA, sin mas hogar
que ell Quartet, nj otro consuelo
que un vase de vino,
Hay aqui, a los lados de la
puerta donde nos agrupamos
los soldados, cincuenta camillas
en- Inca Y todas fueron approve
chadas por los que vinieron tenn
prano y esperaron mucho ra-
to.
AL tren... Aqui los de Muir
lcia... ALI los de Valencia. ALA
los de Alicante.
Yo solo comprendi 10 de Va
lencia y ALI me metz,
Ell tren, c6modo y veloz como
los de Estados Unidos, estaba
lleno de v~iajeros. Muchos va
lencianos iban en- mi coche".
En- cada estaci6n subfan civil
les con sacos y bultos, en- CRU
pos. Unos Sc quedaban de pie
" otros apuraban ell contenido
de sus botas de vino.
Conversaban entire ellos. A
travesamos los campos de Ia
Mancha ,donde ell sol molesta
todavia.
liable cen soldados valencia.
nos que van a sus casas, POI
unos dfas. Conocen ell terreno J
al llegar a la terra maravillo-
sa nos diran: este es Valencia.
icon que orgullo hablan de
su TERRA; un paraiso!...
lila verdad sera igual a las
palabras enthusiasts que ellos
~vierten?
Llegamos a la maravilla... ST,
es una terra privilegiada, so
bre la que la Naturaleza ha de-
rramado sus mas preciados DO
nes... Miro por la ventanilla, Es
tamos cerca de Valencia. Mon
tafas a 10 lejos; montahas por
la otra parte; y despues la la
nura... la huerta valenciana.
Los soldados valencianos
respiran hondo y me miriam, di-
ciendome en- los ojos: Compa-
La gaceta., 1937-10-05
Boda Distingaida.

Bodd Distinguish.
En- la noche del domingo Sc
efectu6 Ia boda de la simpatica
seforita Consuelito Prado con
Ell correcto j6ven Higinio Fer
nandez, en- la Residential de los
padres de la desposada, los a.
preciados esposos Basilio Y E.
delmira Prado, 1908 Sanchez
st. Fueron Padrinos Ell distinr
guido matrimonio Benny y Al
da Prado, actuando de pajes los
graciosos ninos Mercedes Pra-
do y Vinicio Martinez. Ell no
tario actuante 10 fue A. Mon
tesino.
La novia vestfa elegantfsima
toilette, acompanada de artist
co ramo, obra del Valencia Flo
raj Garden. DeSpues de termi-
NADIA la ceremonial la concu-
rrencia fue esplendidamente oh
sequiada. Los novios partieror
hacia st. Petersburg, donde pa
saran los primeros dias de 81
luna de miel. Entire los concu.
rrentes pudimos anotar los 81
guientes nombres:
Bernardina Gonzalez, Juans
Rodriguez, Paula Gomez, He
len Fernandez, Evelia Rocha.
Evangelina Garcia, Esperanza
Castro, Vicenta r. Moya, Eula.
liza MARTINEZ, Emilia Vald@s,
Rosario Roig, Leonor Campoa.
NOR, Augustine Gonzalez, Ma
ria A. Sierra, Manuela Junco.
ga, Regla Lopez, Maria Posa-
La gaceta., 1937-10-05
DIRE. deleitese con Il perfume.


ST que me deleito... Pasa Ell
.tren como una centella por me-
do del immense manto verde Y
.fertil. Tomatss, melones, fru-
tas...
Sc bajan unos soldados en- es-
ia pequena estaci6n y Ell pueblo,
que esperaba en- ell anden, gri-
to: Viva Andre!... Viva los de
Canllara! l.. Viva!
Aclamaban a sus heroes, a los
cue rodeaban muchachas v HON
bres.
FL tren Sc pone de nuevo en-
Marcia y Sc oyen todavfa los
gritos de j1bilo y de esperanto.
Ell pitar del tren debe ser CO.
sa muy Importance para los
vendedores de peri6dicos, por-
que no sueltan ef papel antes de
sentir en- la mano ell peso del
dinero.
Salimos de Canllara hacia la
Metr6poli valenciana, capital
provisional de Espana...
Arribamos a la gran esta-
ci6n. Gran movirniento, como 81
Sc tratara de Chicago u otra
ciudad americana. Cuanta gen.
TEL.
liable ALI con Ell jefe de esta-
ci6n y viendo que me he equi-
vocado, me da Ell ibillete para
usarlo en- ell regreso. Tengo des
las IL del dia hasta las 1G
de la noche para andar por Va.
lencia.
Me fuf a la oficina de los In
ternacionales, con bastante a.
petite. Acepte ell ofrecimiento
de poner algo en- la barriga.
Arriba hube de esperar. Unos
comian y nosotros, para conner,
tenfamos que aguardar a que
terminaran...
Alguien hablaba de mi, pero
no lie vefa. Una mujer que ALI
trabaja decfa: Y nadie mejor
que los asturianos... Me miraba
Y puse atenci6n al asunto.
Parece que mis- escritos sc
! conocen aqui y ALA; pero yo
miro las cosas como tienen que
ser. Mi fusil, como mi modesto
pluma, estan al servicio de Ia
caUsa.
La propaganda me dice que al
escribir para Tampa tenga STEM
lpre en- cuenta a los elementos
que integran esa ciudad.
Claro.-.. 81 Voy a escribir pa
ra Galicia no es l6gico q. mez
Gle a los chinos en- la question,
salvo que mencionando a los CHI
nos Sc conquiste Ell interes de los
gallegos..-
Con respecto a ciertas cosas
de propaganda, a mi, come di.
cen en- Tampa, me Ia tiran dc
"tfly."
Muchos Green que por COMO
%cerlos yo y hablar con ellos, ten
lgo la obligation de gastar una
tonelada de tinta en- hacer su
elogio.
Aprovecho mi estancia en- Va
lencia para escribir sobre los ia
bacos al ministro de transpor-
ties. LIE puse dentro de la carta
recortes de LA Gaceta" donde
Sc hablaba de los tabacos y uno
en- que Sc menci6naba ell paso de
los tabacos por Paris, con direc
cion a Espaha-,-.
aalgo a la plaza, Nena de edi-
ficios pdblicos.
La gaceta., 1937-10-05

E LISTA DE CONTRI-
PARA Ell CO
MITE u DEMO-
CRATICO DE SOCORRO
A ESPANA
La gaceta., 1937-10-05
Buy hondkerehiefs
with what II "

u isn't necessary TO pay SOC OF more to 60, quality in a
d~entifrice- Listerine Tooth Paste, made by the makers
o fListerine. comes to you in a large tube at 25e. Note
ACs ii cleans, beauties and protects your teeth. More
over ii saves You approximately IS a year over SOC
dentifrices. Buy things you need with that saving
hsndkerchiefs are merely a suggestion. Lambert Phar-
macsl Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-10-18
BRITISH CONTINUE
PALESTINE cURFEW
Hopeful of Restoring Holy
Land Quiet-ArabS At
tack SporadicaIIy.

By the Associated Press.
JERUSALEM, October 18-British
authorities, although hopeful of re-
storing quiet shortly to strife-torn
Palestine, maintained close watch
today and continued the curfew here
and at LYDIA.
Sporadic attacks on Jews and Brit
ons marked the week end, but stern
British measures prevented any re-
currence Of widespread violence.
An Armenian street Photographer,
apparently mistaken for an Arab be-
cause he wore the red fez-like tar
booSh, was shot and critically
wounded on main street of Jerusa-
lem.
Arab LabOrer Injured.
Shortly afterward, shots were fired
at a party of Arab laborers passing
through the suburbs on their way to
work. One was injured.
British police in motor patrols
donned steel helmets for the first time
since the 1896 disturbances.
An Arab was shot dead here and a
Jewish tailor was stabbed and seri-
ously injured in the Keremavrahm
quarter. Laborers returning by auto
mobile from the American quarry
outside Jerusalem were attacked. but
there were no casualties.
The outbreaks yesterday followed
isolated attacks on Jewish settlements
Saturday night. including fires at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-10-18
u, s, DECLARED SAFE
FROM ASIA'S PLAGUE
"Bathtub Consciousness Best
Insurance From Typhus Out
break. Officials Say.

By the Associated Press.
Public Health experts say that the
United States is safe from an Asiatic-
born typhus plague because Americans
are '.bathtub conscious"
Cleanliness of the body and pure
water and food supplies were de-
scribed by the experts today as major
safeguards against" the danger OF
epidemic diseases spreading from the
Chinese war zone.
League of Nations medical experts
have expressed alarm lest the Sino-
Japanese war result in a breakdown
of Chinas quarantine service.
we in this country feel We are not
seriously menaced, regardless of what
occurs in China" Public Health
Service spokesman said.
I'VE do not believe any epidemic
will occur because of the close CO.
operation between the quarantine serv-
Ice Of the Public Health Service and
internal health organizations. Even
II cases should get beyond the first
line, they would be promptly encom-
passed by the second line"
The Public Health Service lists
yellow fever, cholera, smallpox, typhus
fever. pneumonia plague fthe black
DEATH and leprosy as quarantine
diseases. All but yellow fever and
leprosy now are prevalent in China,
omcials said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-10-18

six years training and was about to
begin q years service as an ensign
when Russia entered the World War.
Because of the emergency" he said,
they made me a second lieutenant
three days after my graduation"
Pokrovsky came through the war
uninjured except for case Of shell
shock which laid him up for three
days and left him with an ear that's
still on the bum"
Feared Execution.
After the Bolsheviks seized control
Of the government Pokrovsky was Or
dered to report to group of their
commissars for questioning.
The night before I was scheduled
to report" he said, Il heard the reds
had killed about 100 commissioned
officers. l made up my mind they'd
never get their hands on me if
could help It,"
With the aid of faxed Identification
Vladivostok, where White Russian
forces were gathering for a fight to
the finish against the reds.
Following the Bolsheviks' final vic
tory Pokrovsky fed to Hardin, in
Manchuria, and went to work as a
laborer .or the Chinese Eastern Rail-
way.
Pokrovsky landed in Seattle. Wash.
in the Fall OF 1923, making the voyage
from China on money borrowed from
an ex-service mans organization In
Shanghai.
Il went to work as a railroad sec
ton hand first" he related. land then
became an apple picker Meanwhile
my wife, from whom I had been sep
arated most of the time since the out
break of the revolt IN, was in China,
so got a job as an able seaman on
a freighter and went to see her. BY
the time she came to this country
I'd saved enough money to buy myself
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-10-18
phony Orchestra. A lyric soprano,
she is % years old.

Olive oil producers OF Greece are
happy because they are getting more
money for less oil than a year ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-10-18

q boat and become = fisherman In
Alaska"
Met Father Again In 1924.
In 1924 Pokrovsky was reunited
with his father, whom he had not
seen since 1917. He gave up fishing
to act as his fathers secretary, max
ing his first trip to- Washington in
that capacity in 1888,
This city looked good to me SO l
decided to settle here" he said. Il
came back by myself in March. 1885,
and started taking every civil service
examination I heard about. l made
up my mind to accept the first steady
job that came along, and this hap
pened to be it,"
Pokrovsky now become Pokrovsky-
White. was rejoined by his wife again
last March, but she has since suffered
a nervous breakdown. accompanied by
a severe heart ailment, and is now
under treatment in a Sanitarium near
Hyattsville.
II like my job Ok" PokrOvsky-
White said, "but-well, you don't have
to do much thinking"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-10-18
PECORA DEFENDS
ST. c. REGULATION
Crash Caused by Things Aid
rich Wants, Justice Says in
Reply to Financier.
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, October 18.-Defend-
ing Federal regulation OF financial
markets, Justice Ferdinand Pecora said
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-10-18


ter Chamber Of Commerce last Thurs
day laid responsibility for the recent
market breaks at the door of Federal
acts and agencies. the New York SUI
preme Court justice urged that imam
cial leaders help put the spirit OF Sc
curities and exchange laws into opera
ton
MIR. Aldrich, in his Rochester ad-
dress, in effect now urges return OF
quantity markets rather than quail
tty' markets. He laments the thlnness
Of the market He ascrioes TO sucn
thinness. in part at least, the decline
In the market prices of securities which
has occurred since about the middle OF
August" Justice Pecora said.
Old Stuff.
He expresses the opinion that the
recent stock market break was not
initiated by a change in the business
facts, Indeed. he states that the bust
ness figures for the whole of August
are extraordinarily good, and those
for September show very moderate
receesions.' Hence he attributes the
thinness OF the market and It's effect
upon prices to such things as high m
come and capital gain taxes. subStan-
tial margin restrictions, and restric-
tfons upon the professional stock mar
ket trading of specialists, floor traders
and informed insiders.
Mr.. Aldrich's theories are not new.
This country tried them prior to
1929 and has been recovering from
them ever since
Pecora. who served as counsel for
the Senate Banking and Currency
Committee during its investigation OF
the financial markets, and was later
a member of the Securities and EX-
change Commission. said brokers had
no cause to complain of the thinness
OF the market and the absence OF
public buying in 1929 and 1890 when
insiders were unloading at the top
and on rallies"
Volume Didn't Halt Drops.
But the tremendous volume OF
the markets in those years did not
prevent drops Of IS to so points over
night" he said.
80 1 don't agree with Mr.
Aldrich that We have got 10 go back
to the DAYS of 1929, when all America
eambled and lost at Wall Streets
green tables. while benevolent and IN
formed insiders dealt out the marked
cards.
THE difference between quantity
and a quality market is the differ
ence between q spectators market
and an investors market 1t is the
difference between gambling room
where insiders have all the advantages
and one where industry may seek
capital from the honest and enllght-
ened investor for its development.
There never was anything clearer
than the intent of Congress and OF
public opinion that the Securities and
Exchange Compassion should do just
what Mr.. Aldrich objects to-make
our Stock Exchange a 'quailty
market"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-10-18

there and orders to collect . 81, 900
fine levied during the 1886 riots but
not pads
7-Year-OId Boy Killed.
A 7-year-old boy was killed at the
Yemenite Jewish colony near Reho-
voth. Defenders Of the colony replied
with q machine gun when attackers
fired 40 shots into the settlement.
A new solution to the conflict be-
tween the Holy Lands Arabs and
Jews was suggested in plan to con-
vert Palestine, now ruled by Great
Britain under q League OF Nations
mandate, into a British crown colony
An organization called the "Pales-
tine Crown Colony Association,
which bad been officially discouraged
applied to the Palestine attorney
generals Office for registration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-10-18
DR.. LIN SAYS CHINA
WON'T DROP FIGHT
Declares Nation Will Continue
Battle With or Without Assist
ance of Other Powers.

Describing China as the first line of
defense against international agrees
sion, DR.. Lin Lin, Bookings Institu-
ton research scholar, told the public
forum of Universalist National Me-
mortal Church yesterday that China
will continue to fight for her rights.
either with or without the assistance
of other nations, and, in the end,
will be victorious
Assailing the Japanese, the speaker
said her every act has branded her
as reckless. lawless foolish child,
adding that from that day six years
ago when Japan set herself in author
ity over Mukden. we have seen other
campaigns of aggression in Ethiopia
and a violent upheaval in SPAIN
The forum speaker next Sunday will
be DR.. Frank W. Ballou, superintend-
ent of schools, on Recent Develop
ments in Vocational Education"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-10-18

4 A New Deal agencies.
Twenty-Five years ago Alexander
Alexis Pokrovsky, then 20-year-old
second lieutenant in the imperial
navy, was fighting for Gear Nicholas
in the World War. Two years later.
first as a lieutenant commander and
then as a full-fledged commander, he
was battling with the White Russian
sea forces against the Bolsheviks.
Today, as Guard A. POkrovSky-
White-"A. p" to his associates-he
patrols the corridors Of the Home
Owners Loan Corp Building, ad-
mittedly "tickled to death to be an
American citizen"
Father Aided Entrance in Navy.
Pokrovsky-W White, who lives at 1851
w street southeast, got into the Cars
navy through his father, the Rev.
Antonin Pokrovsky, now the Russian
orthodox bishop Of Washington and
Alaska.
ITO get into the Russian naval
academy" Pokrovsky-White explained
today, you had to be a son of either
the nobility or the clergy. My father
was chaplain in the navy then. and
he got me my appointment. 1 was
only IA"
Young Pokrovsky had completed his
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-10-18
TURKISH BATH KILLS2
Steam Suffocation and Heat Pros
tration Blamed.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, October 10 (P1
Two men died in q turkish bath
house yesterday Of what Coroner E. E.
Smith said was steam suffocation and
heat prostration.
The men, Harry Goldberg, 50, and
Isaac Goddard, So, both tailors. were
found dead on the floor Of the steam
room by Charles Skilken, manager Of
the bath house.
The coroner said the deaths were
accidental. Police Serg.. C. C. Cole
said the bath, in use since 1908, is Of
the Russian type, the steam room &C.
cupant regulating the heat by pouring
cold water on heated bricks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-10-18
Mae West" Prolific.

ATLANTA. October 10 (P)-"Mae
West" quail hen. did more than her
share toward restoring Georgias wild
life.
Purser Collins, State quail farm SUI
perintendent, said ambitious Mae"
laid 100 eggs in % weeks-seven times
her weight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-10-18
BY PHILIP H. LOVE.

FORMER commander in the
Russian Navy helps to guard
one of the most important
Now Deal apepcipS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-10-18

last night, The
sooner the leaders
of the financial
community real
ize the futility of
trying to recreate
the old h a p p y
hunting grounds,
the sooner they
will attain the
stable m a r X e t
the y profess so
much to want"
In a formal re-
ply to an address
of Winthrop w.
Aldrich, who, be-
for Tho popHoS-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-10-18
Miss McAdoo in Stage Debut.

GLENDALE. Calf, october 10
Hp.-Ellen Wilson McAdoo, daughter
Of Senator William q. McAdoo, Demo-
crat, Of California, makes her concert
debut here tonight, singing three
solos with the Pasadena Federal SYM
The Washington times., 1937-02-24
Ken Murray
Says:

Various things in the last few
years certainly must have
changed the viewpoint Of some
of our people when you read
that a bill was introduced in
the State legislature at Little
Rock to repeal the anti-evOlutiOn
statute, known as the "Arkan-
saS monkey law" No mat
ter how much you try to con-
vince yourself that a monkey is
not mans ancestor, one trip to
the bathing beach certainly will
make you stop and think.
When it comes to saying we
are related to apes we are tax
ing advantage of the fact that
the poor things can't talk. 4.
Otherwise, we might be sued for
SANDER.
While all this talk about evO-
luton sounds convincing, / won
der if the real monkey ever re-
grets his retarded progress
when he sees all the advantages
of civilization now being demon
Strated in Spain.
OF course, the whole question
is a little Old-faShiOned at this
late date. The topic Of the
future will be whether a Su.
preme Court justice is descended
from a politician.
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Syndicate. Inc.)