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Smyrna times., 1937-05-20
PERSONALS

superintendent I. N. Mills of the
Delaware Division, will on Monday
next take two months trip across
the Atlantic for his health. He will
sail direct to Antwerp, and from
thence will go to the Isle of Jersey,
where he will spend the greater
portion of his time while abroad.
His wife will accompany him.
Mrs. E. F. Swinnery is visiting
her son, DR.. Q. 0. Swinney and ex-
poets to spend several weeks in
Smyrna.
James Truax has been a great
sufferer for the past two weeks
from kidney troubles and his con-
ditions has caused grave apprehen-
sion.
Miss Mary B. Hell, who has been
sick with typhoid fever the past
five weeks, and whose condition
two weeks ago caused so much
anxiety, is, we are pleased to state
convalescing with every assurance
of recovery.
Mrs. John P. Hudson was noti-
fed on Thursday by telegraph of
the sudden death of her father at
Millsville, N. J., from heart disease,
and went thither on the next train.
Miss May Janvier, of Maryland,
and Miss Name Clifton, of FELTON,,
are visiting friends in town.
Carbon County news., 1937-12-31
WOMAN'S CLUB in
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The contemporary composers,
Goosens, Bax, Vaughn William
and Cyril Scott, all of whom are
English musicians, were, reviewed
in a paper prepared by Mrs. Adams.
Illustrating Cyril Scott's pre-
ference for the chromatic scale
rather than the diatonic, his COM
position "Passacaglia" was played
as a. piano solo by Mrs. Howard
Nc cCleary.
The second part of Mrs. Adams
program was given over to Christ
mas music and included a vocal
solo 90 Holy Night, sung by
Mrs. Joe Enrico; a four hand ar
rangement for the piano of "Sil-
ent Night, was played by Miss
Helen Simmons and Miss Margar-
ct Simmons; the "Gavotte", by
Bach, presented by Leona Lampi;
Francis W. Perry's Christmas Yer
sion of "I Heard The Voice Of
Jesus Say" interpreted as a vocal
solo by Mrs. Fidelia Page Morrow;
"Silent Night, sung as solo by
Robert Moran.
From the Messiah, Mrs. Mar
Carbon County news., 1937-12-31

An enjoyable gathering, follow
ing which home going guests were
caught in the terrific storm
of Sunday, markedt activity at
Luther where a party was enter
tained at the Eta Heare ranch
home by Mrs. Heare and sister,
Mrs Lula Smith. Guests were
members OF the R. c. Tarrant
crew and their families who were
RECALLED with turkey dinner. The
following were present: Emery
Roate, Joe Spears, Bob McGovern,
Jack Perkins, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Nuckols, Mr.. and Mrs. V. T.
Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred F. Per-
kins, Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Wardell,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Lowery, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Yerger and two chill
dren, Marjorie and Joe. The guests
left the ranch about-4 p. m. and in
a few miles encountered the wind
storm which swept the Red Lodge
vicinity. Deep snowdrifts soon fill
ed the roads and the travellers
were forced to shovel snow sew
eral times. The ignition on one car
became wet and had to be aban-
doned. Finally the crew made their
way to the Willow Greek school
house, where they spent the night.
Several in the group We're drenched
with melting snow, some had lost
hats and caps. Some had cried a
little, but after a roaring coal fire
they We're content, and everybody
thawed out. 1t developed into a
happy group which even boasted
musicians, songsters and an Irish
story teller or two.
Mrs. j. M. Burnett, leader of the
Beartooth All club, entertained
the clubmembers at Christmas
party at her home on the afternoon
of Dec. %. A very enjoyable after
noon was reported playing games
and discussing the clubwork for the |
coming year. Christmas gifts were |
exchanged and, at the close, re-
freshments were served. Those
included Irene Anderson,
Annabel Dell, Carol Meats, Clar-
ce Boggio, Margaret May, Wilda
oogue, Nora O'Shea, Dorothy
Scilley, Betty Reynolds, Norma
Dean Metcalf, Virginia Anderson,
3etta May Burnett and Leota Bur-
lett.
Carbon County news., 1937-12-31


Ito assure his host bounteous wear
he must not enter his house empty
Handed. =:
Some cities have their special
local customs. Formerly in Petro.
grad, the New Year was ushered
in by 4 cannonade of one hundred
shots fired at midnight. III some
Scandinavian cities the New Year
is welcomed with a noise of fire.
arms while the Yuletide celebra-
tion continues until the Twelfth
Night (12 days after Christmas }
as in Italy.
In America the observances of
New Year are as varied in char
acter as the people who make I'M
the new world. Each city and ru-
raj district has it's New Years eve
watch night services in churches,
its dancing and theatre parties, it's
gay street reveles and New Years
day is time for general entertain
ting and visiting.
And 1888 promises to do better
by Montana. Estimates of Winter
wheat yield for the coming season
lis for a harvest one-fifth larger
= than the average for the past five
years. These estimates, based upon
scientific measurements of soil
moisture, have in the past proved
uncannily accurate. They indicate
an acreage yield of 1877 bushels,
compared to a five year average
of 10 bushels.
While north east and central
Montana were hard hit by drouth,
early summer rains in southeast
Montana greatly improved range
conditions. There has been steady
replenishment of livestock herds
over the entire area this fall and
winter and with favorable condi-
tions now prevailing, stockmen
look forward to 1898, with reason
able assurance of s. prosperous
year-the best in decade.
Montana's mining industry
reached a post-depfession peak in
1887, the proceeds of the metals
mines tax, and the payrolls of
Butte, Anaconda and Great Falls
reveal. With continued demand for
metals is the war-torn old world
countries; with a great housing
program launched by the federal
government; with farm electrifica-
tion projects utilizing huge guam
Titles of copper goods, the mining
industry faces 1888 with every
of profitable and extensive
operations.
Carbon County news., 1937-12-31
Y-CELEBRATES
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every debt must have been paid,
every house swept and cleaned and
each person furnished with holi-
day clothes and a supply of fruits,
candies and ornamental packages
of tea to give to his acquaintances.
The Japanese New Year festi-
val is perhaps even gayer. No
matter how poor he may be every
one provides himself with shining
new clothes an takes three days
off his work to visit his friends or
entertain them at his home. Every
gatepost is adorned with dark
green pines and feathery light
green bamboos, while over the door
way hang vivid. red Holsters and
crabs and scarlet tangerine-like
fruits, symbolic Of long life and
happiness. The streets are throng-
ed with children playing battledore
or shuttle-cock and adults bowling
and wishing the compliments of
the season to even perfect strang-
erS.
In some European countries, es-
pecially France and Scotland, New
Years day is a more important
holiday than Christmas. Grown
ups in France exchange gifts at
the New Year festival.
Scotland celebrates New Year
with a heartiness nowhere surpas-
sed. The old-time tradition that to
be "first-foot" in a house brings
luck for the whole year sends
throngs of midnight revelers into
the streets of Scotch cities on New
Years eve, each with his box of
cakes and spiced ale for in order
Carbon County news., 1937-12-31

Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Smith of
Granger, Wash, are guests of
Mrs. Smiths parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Holthues of Belfry.
The Junior Woman's club of
Joliet held a Christmas party at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. G..
Zimmerman. Husbands and friends
of members also were present.
Hugo Jarussi, student at the
Carbon County news., 1937-12-31
Around the County

Montana state university, is visit
ing his brother, John Jarussi of
Joliet.
Lynn Travis and Hugh Routh,
Jr. of Belfry, left last week for
Harrison, Ark, where they will
visit relatives for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. &. Zimmerman
were hosts at Joliet when they en-
tertained for Mr.. and Mrs. T. A.
Carbon County news., 1937-12-31

mas Carol", by Miss Ruth Chris
tiani.
Concluding the program Santa
Claus and his pack appeared and
before distributing gifts sang.
"Santa Claus Is Coming to Town. I"
Twenty-one members and guests
were present and were served re-
freshments by Mrs. Adams, assist.
ed by Miss Gladys Bowman.
Carbon County news., 1937-12-31

guerite McConville sang II Know
That My Redeemer Liveth", play
ing her own accompaniment; Mrs.
A. F. Christiani, instructor from
the Northwestern Conservatory of
Music at Miles City, gave the pia-
no arrangement of the "Hallelu-
jah Chorus also from the Mes
siah. The program concluded with
a benedictory reading of "A Christ
La gaceta., 1937-09-29

libertad del concrete. Despues
de este, Sc lie acus6 de ambicioso
v por ultimo de contrario al re-
gimen de Espaha, 10 que hizo 81
situaci6n muy dificil.
Elegido mas tarde diputado
a las cortes, en- representation
de Cuba, sale para Espana, no
sin antes donar al Ayuntamien-
to de Chimes un valioso edifi-
clio para escuela. La escueia
creada por Arrange y Parreno
no comenz6 a funcionar en- Gill
mes hasta su regreso de Espana.
Mas como no hay humane glo-
ria completa, como parece i'm
possible que Sc pueda -saborearla
sin probar tambien 10 amargo
de la desdicha Sc le persigui6 y
tach6 de Gdicto a Ia Independent
La gaceta., 1937-09-29

do ASSESSOR de la Factorfa de Ia
.baco, sufre en- su desempeho los
primeros codazos del odio. A los
ataques virulentos de sus con-
trincantes, contesta en- su IN
t0rme sobre los males y RENE
dos que en- la Isla de Cuba tie
ne Ell raDo de tabGco, trabajo
donde di6 comienzo a su cam
pana contra Ell triste e inicuo
monopolio de la Factoria, En-
1903, a causa de la guerra de
Espaha y Francia, y en- virtud
de encontrarse ell concrete de
Cuba postrado ,predica la nece-
sidad del concrete libre, consi-
guiendo este, no sin antes soste-
ner grandes debates. Gracias a
su tenaz ldesinteres y fuerza
de razonamiento, logr6 Cuba Ia
La gaceta., 1937-09-29
TIRANDo Ell BALONS
Las Practicas de los Espdrtanos

Bajo la direction de Nash
Higgins practicaron aver, en- Ell
ataque, los Espartanos de la u
niversidad de Tampa.
Nash orden6 Sc atacara como
tienen por costumbre hacerlo
los maestros del Sur de Geor-
gia, y SUI Inca Sc mantuvo intac
ia hasta los momentos finales,
cuando flaque6.
Paul McClosky anot6 luego
de una carrera de 70 yardas, la
mas Iarga de las ~practicas.
Anotaron despues, apreve-
chandose de la debilidad momen
tanea del frente, Doug Hance y
Marty Medvec.
Ell "once" universitario sigue
mejorando en- la defensive.
Para Ell lunes venidero esta
senalado ell partido con los Macs
|tros.
La gaceta., 1937-09-29
NOTICIAS DE BASEBA-L
Los Yankees SerGm los .
FGvoritOs en- la Serie


New York, sep. 29.-El conf
sario de apuestas de boxeo, Jack
Doyle, que tambien 10 es de las
apuestas de baseball, manifesto
aver que 81 la serie mundial Sc
verifica entire los dos teams de
New York, como TODD Ell mundo
cree, los ap~ostadores Sc inclina-
ran a los Yankees en- proper
ci6n de 8 a 5.
"Yo base la suposici6n en- mis-
calculos y pocas veces me equi-
voco, aunque todavfa no ha lie
gado ell momento de los pre-
clos. Los Gigantes no han con-
uuistado aun ell campeonato, pc
10 TODD indica que caera en- sus
manos".
No cree ell veterano irlandes
lue la serie llegara a los Z desa-
fios.
La gaceta., 1937-09-29

cia cuando ell periodic borfasco-
SO del ano 1923. Ssfri6 enton-
ces, pero tambien goz6 s~atisfac-
clones, Cuando sc es grande de
veras, la maldad hinca los diem
tes, pero no envenena. Y el era
grande.
Cansado al fin de la vida p1-
blica, Sc retro a su casa. A pc
sar de clio, es nombrado promo
tor con Laborde v Cardenas y
Manzano, del Institute Cubano
que debia regentear Luz Y Ca
ballero. Tambien, en- su retro,
lie comision6 Ell Gobierno para la
reduction de un C6digo acerca
de la Potestad dom6stica. Has
ia Ia residencia de su ingenio
La Ninfd, van q consultarlo, a
pedirle 81 ~coEsejo los funeiona-
La gaceta., 1937-09-29

Sc es heroe en- la derrota. co.
mo Sc es manteniendose en- Ia
sombra y descabezando Gala
DO las propias p~asiones. iAca
SO no Sc ~necesita, a veces. mas
valor para mantenerse quieto.
que para echarse, rifle en- ma
no sobre los enemigos? Heroe.
-muy digno del titulo-fu6
lsldoro de Armenteros, pobre
eabalhro de la libertad, sacri-
ficado initilmente. SIndtil-
mente? No: la sangre que los
tiranos hacen verter, jamas es
esteril. La sangre que los he
rees derraman, alecciona, fer
ullza: es levadura santa, es
semllla que mas tarde o mas
temprano. revienta en- hojas. '
20 flores Z en- frutos..,
La gaceta., 1937-09-29
Las Pumterns contra los
MilStGres

Ell sabado por la tarde, en- es-
la ciudad, las Panteras del ms
tituto Hillsoborough jugaran
contra los muchachos de la Ace
demia Militar de la Florida.
Jimmy Hughes, Ell nuevo
coach, dirige con Ell mayor cui-
dado los ejercicios de los j6ve-
mes de Palma Celia.
Manana Sc precticara inten-
samente. Ligeros seran los ejer-
cicios del viernes.
Esperase que esten listos pa
"a Ell sabado, libres de las lasti-
maduras que los molestan, Hen
ry Fontanills Y Jorge Henri
puez.
La gaceta., 1937-09-29
v privados.

Bajo Ell mando del marques
de Someruelos, sc lie confi6 una
mission d~iplomatica, la cual.
d~esempen6 de manera tan admit
rable que al rendir informe de
haberla terminado, una aureola
de popularidad circund6 su per
soma, siendo desde entonces Ell
consultor de todos los gobernan
ties que Sc sucedieren. FL Rey lie
concedi6 la Gran Cruz de Carlos
III. Esta comisi6n, y Ell haber
logrado la libertad del concrete,
hizo que su nombre SO pregona-
ra como Ell de I'm gran estadista.
Hasta Ell extranjero lego su IA
ma. En- lengua extranjera fue-
ron reproducidos sus folletos o
citados con encomio. Nognbra-
La gaceta., 1937-09-29
LIGA AMERICANA

Con Ruffing de pitcher los
Yankees dejaron en- blanco a los
Senadores. La derrota lie TOGO a
Weaver. DiMaggio peg6 tres
hits y Dickey 4.
Los neoyorquinos perdierbn
elsegundo desafio, cuando Kra-
kauskas los dej6 en- z hits. Pear
son carg 6con ell vencifhiento.
New York Sc, 12h, De; Wash
ington DC, Oh, De.
New York 1c, Tn, De; Wash
ington &c, Oh, 0e.
Los Tigres de Detroit vencie-
La gaceta., 1937-09-29
PIRRONE DERROTA-
DO POR NOCAUT N

Ney York, Sep. 29.-Paul Pr
rome recibi6 una profunda heri-
.da en- Ell dido izquierdo, en- ell
quinto asalto, y Ell medico de a
Comisi6n de Boxeo lie prohibi6
seguir peleando.
Este di6 a Herbie Katz, peso
mediano de Brooklyn, una vic
toria por. nocaut t@cnico.
Pirrano pesa tres libras mas
que su antagonists Y lie superb
ba en- experienced.
La gaceta., 1937-09-29
La Gaceta Folletin No. Z
NESTOR CARBONELL
PROCERES
ENSAYOS ~BIOGRAFICOS

para regresar mas tarde, mila-
g~rosamente escApado de un nau
Tragic. Fue en- csc tempo que
INTRODUCE en- Cuba la cana de
Otahiti, cana de gran rendi-
miento. A propuesta suya Sc
creo I'm ORGANISING nombrado
Real Comsadado, del cual 10 de-
signaron Primer Sindico. En- es
tie cargo mostr6 tanto acierto,
actiyidad j patriotismc tantos,
que conquist6 calurosos elogios
La gaceta., 1937-09-29
III akCTk<

Dirige los. ejercicios de este
colegio ell habil coach Billy Nc
Nevin.
RealiZaron aver un juego brl
llante, Joh9 Alexander, Jimmy
Marchetta y Jose Campo.
La gaceta., 1937-09-29
lei cual cruzara 81 Atlantic6 y

11ei cu&1 cTuZdT3 I'll y
(&eara en- Londres, en- ell mes
de noviembre, frente a Jack Nc
Avoy. campe6n ingles del peso
mediano v de las It's libras.
Arthur Elvin, empresario del
,estadio de Wimbledon, lie hizo
una oferta por CABLE 3 Gus
Greenlee, director de los nego-
clos de Lewis.
No quiso revelar Greenlee la
cantidad ofrecida a SUI dirigido.
Hace menos deShn aho, en- la
capital inglesa, Ell negro venci6
al gladiator britanico Len Har
yey.
La gaceta., 1937-09-29

Pedro MontaneZ pasara a la
categoria del peso welter y Mike
Jacobs lie pondra a pelear con
ell hebreo Barney Ross.
Feisimo papel d~esempen6 el
puertorriqueno frente a Am
bers, a quien va habia derrsta :
do.
iLas cosas que no Sc pueden
explicar, aunque probablemen :
tie tienen explicaci6n!
La gaceta., 1937-09-29

LECCI0NES de guitafsa Ha-
waiiana, dadas con ea mejor nae
TODD que existe. Resultados in
mediatos. Conservatorio de Nd
sisa Hopolulu, habitaci6n 22o,
Arcade de Cass y Florida. Te-
lefono M6797.
La gaceta., 1937-09-29
LOS CUBS VENCIERON .
LOS ROJOS

Habian senalados dos desa-
fios entire los Gigantes y las
Abejas de Boston y tuvieron
que suspenderse a causa de la
lluvia.
Mientras los neoyorquinos
descansaban, sin ganas de des-
cansar, los Cubs de Chicago,
con Bryant de pitcher, venetian
a los Rojos de Cincinnati
La gaceta., 1937-09-29

Los Cardenales de San Luis
acordaron aver dar una parte a
Paul Dean en- las ganancias de
la serie mUndial. Dean ingres6
ell mes pasado en- la lista de re-
tirados voluntakios.
Recibira una parte, seg1n 10
acordado, ell "coach" Miguel An
gel Gonzalez.
La gaceta., 1937-09-29
Los Terriers irdn a Sarasota


Ell "once del Institute. Hills
borough, mas conocido por los
Terriers, j6gara Ell yiernes por
la noche en- Sarasotas Spn los
Marineros de esa ciudad.
Walter Burrelpel nue@ coach
pondra a Guy Tompkins en- la
posici6n de 'fullback...
Tompkins Sc ha distin@nido
mucho en- las practicas yVzoy lie
vara ell Aal6n en- los ejercicios
anunciados.
La gaceta., 1937-09-29
DEPORTES
CON LOS GUANTEs

Sin novedad en- ell frente, en-
10 que al boxeo local, profesio-
nal y amateur, directamente Sc
refiere.
Jim Downing estima que de-
jar dormir las cosas, en- los mo-
mentos aetuales, es mejor que
"agitar" sin posibilidades de
exito.
La gaceta., 1937-09-29

Barney Ross Sc queja de una
mano lastimada--.-
Excusa para restar importan
cha a la golpiza que Ceferino
Garcia hubo de propinarle.
La gaceta., 1937-09-29


Estamos esperanto noticias
sobre~un possible viaje a Remr
de Henry Armstrong, ell ina
ravilloso p1gil de la raza negra.
81 Mr.. Ambers Sc decide a de
fender su corona frente al ne :
gro, Ell italiano la perdera.
Armstrong es eS "amo" de la
division del peso de pluma y al
go mas que "medio amo" de la
categoria de las 1876 libras.
Pero Ambers demandara 100
mil pesos.
La gaceta., 1937-09-29
.DEFENDERA SU CORONA
Ell G CAMPEON DE
LAS It's LIBRAS

New York, sep. 2y.-El ne
gro campe6n del peso complete
igero, John Henry Lewis, fir
mo aver I'm contrato por medic
La gaceta., 1937-09-29

rios p1blicos. Escribiendo, "por
que no podfa estar sin hacer al
CO., como dice Calcagno, 10 sor-
prendi6 la muerte, viejo va y
|cansado, y miranda acaso, con
los ojos moribundos, como sus
conquistas en- beneficio de su
patria eran cOmbatidas furiosa-
mente..,
La gaceta., 1937-09-29

Bryant Olo permit dos hits >
ie fue4H pegados lor chyier y
Lomha I'll.
ra los pitcher R. Davis
v Klalmhans los Cubs solo ba-
tearon 5 hits, dos de ellos sail
dos del ''roble'> de HaSk.
Ademas de lamar COMO uA
maestro, Bryant descarg6 TN
tribey, hacienda anotar a Augie
[Galan, en- Ell quinto inning.
Alex Kampouria perdi6 IN
tubey cl1andosse divide de pisar
ia priihera' y los contrarios lie
vieron.
Chicago, &c, 5h, lie; Cincin-
natl DC, Oh, lie.
La gaceta., 1937-09-29

Gin Brandt en- la Inca de fue-
go los Piratas vencieron a los
sardenales. P. Waner ayud6
con tres hits al triunfo de su
club. Todd, ell catcher, bate6 dos
hits.
San Luis &c, III, Sc; Pitts
burgh &c, 10h, lie.
La gaceta., 1937-09-29
Luis Parga Sc march6 sin des

.pedirse. Nosotros le anuncia :
mos loAque lie iba a suceder.
TraGr cubanos a los EstadS
Unidos para pelear con puerto
rriquenos As una (iginalidad
de Jim Downing.
La gaceta., 1937-09-29
1sIDoRo DE

Su nombre evoca toda una ira
gedia: habla de herofsmos =
81, este nombre olvi.
o cast oFvidado, LENA an
la Iliada de Ia patria Guiana,
una pagina de CLARA Y de do
Tor. No Sc necesita ganar bata-
las para ser heroe: tambien
La gaceta., 1937-09-29
Ejercicios del Tampa College

Eel institute cat6lico, Tampa
College, jugarA Ell venidero viee
mes por la noche, en- ell condado
de Manatee, con los "gatos mon
teses" de Palmetto.
La gaceta., 1937-09-29
la GACETA

Vi periodico en- idiOma EspangI
ae mas carculaei6n en- YSpa
RIctoriano Manteiga, Editor
euscripci6n semanal: 20 cents
1908 ia. ASe., Ybor City, Fla
Telsfono 1882
Evening star., 1937-11-26
AIRPORT PROBLEM
REMAINS ACTIVE
Developments on Three
Fronts Are Scheduled in
Near Future.

Local airport developments on three
fronts are scheduled in the near
| future.
Efforts are being made at the Cap
itol to obtain a vote in the House on
the pending Camp Springs (Md) air.
port bill, passed last session by the
Senate. The Smith bill, providing for
development of an airport on the
Gravelly Point site, Is pending before
the House Committee on Public Build
ings and Grounds, which is to be asked
to hold early hearings.
The Virginia State Corporation
Commission will conduct an investi-
CATION at Richmond Tuesday into the
construction of the Goodyear air.
ship hangar at Washington Airport.
Charges that the hangar was built
without State authorization are to be
heard and the commission will be
asked to order the hangar removed
to permit the laying out of new rum
way across Military road near the
hangar site.
OmclalS summoned.
The commission has summoned as
| witnesses officials of the Goodyear
Zeppelin Corp, the three airlines op-
Grating out of Washington and Ma
tional Airport Corp, owners and
operators of the airport. The Bureau
of Air Commerce. Commerce Depart
ment, also is to be represented.
The complicated local airport prob
lem also is to be discussed at a ma
tional conference to be held December
and Z at the Commerce Department.
The conference. called by Assistant
Secretary of Commerce j. Monroe
johnson. will deal with problems of
airport planning, airport size. methods
OF financing, maintenance and SIM
| liar matters.
Representatives of State. municipal
and private airport agencies, the
Commerce Department and other Fed
eral departments dealing with avia-
tion are to attend the conference. An
effort will be made, Col. johnson said,
ito effect an interchange of ideas and
opinions Of those concerned with air.
ports and to arrive at a comprehen-
sive and coherent national airport
plan which will be acceptable to ALL"
Hearings to Be Granted.
The conference is to meet at 10
am. December 6, at which time hear
ings will be granted to representatives
Of such organizations as the Aero
nautical Chamber of Commerce, Air
Transport Association of America,
American Municipal Association. Con-
ference of Mayors, National Associa-
ton Of State Aviation Officials, Ma
tional Advisory Committee for Aero
nautics. Navy Department., Post Office
Department. War Department and
Works Progress Administration.
There will be an afternoon session
devoted to general discussion of the
Evening star., 1937-11-26
WINDSORS AT CHURCH
At PASTORS INVITATION

Duke and Duchess Are Guests Of
Ambassador Bullitt at Ameri-
can Thanksgiving Services.
BY the Associated Press.
PARIS. Nov. 26.-The Duke and
Duchess of Windsor attended Thanks
giving services yesterday at the
American Quai d'Orsay Church as
guests Of United States Ambassador
William c. Bullitt.
The church pastor. the Rev. Clay
ton E. Williams. suggested it would
be particularly appropriate for the
Windsors to attend because "the first
Americans to celebrate Thanksgiving
were English"
It was the Dukes first appearance
in Faris for public church service. He
remained away from Church of Eng
land Armistice Day services here be-
cause the vicar said the Duke would
be unWelcome.
Evening star., 1937-11-26
REFORM SHUTS THEATER

Minsky Brothers Show, With
Strip-Tease Banned, Fails.
NEW YORK. Nov. 26 (P).-The
brothers Minsky, forbidden use of
their own name and the tag bur-
lesque" on marques of show houses.
closed the Oriental Theater on Broad
way last night. blaming poor business.
Morton Minsky said the family lost
about $4,000 trying to succeed in
anonymity, with the strip-tease out
lawed and with the name "Follies"
substituted for what used to be known
as "Burleycue" About $50 Minsky
employees will lose jobs.
The Apollo Theater, also struggling
under reform. will have its last lin
the-flesh" performance Sunday, then
will turn to films.
Evening star., 1937-11-26

topics presented during the morning.
A committee then will be appointed
to meet in the evening and return to
the session on December Z with rec
concentrations for consideration by
the conference.