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La gaceta., 1937-07-28
Las bajas'del Ejercito del exgeneral Franco Sc
~calcuIan en- mas de 10000
Un avien leal de GAIA derribo un trimotor de
bombardeo Junkers en- las cercanias
de Ell Escorial.
Italia y Alemania sacan de Espana
q los photos prisioneros.

dos wees ell aefodrom0 de Sala-
manca destruyendo algunos apa
ratios italianos Y alemanes. La
aviacion leal no sufri6 dano al
guno, nj en- personal nj en- ma
terial.
Una escuadrilla de Chatos Sc
elev6 de madrugada EN- espera
de aparatos enemigos que sc
suponia iban a atacar a Madrid.
Uno de los aeroplanos leales,
que volaba a 800 metros, descu-
brio un Junkers aleman de
bombardeo al este del Escorial.
FL photo republican, Sc coloc6
en- la cola del aparato enemigo Y
abri6 ell fuego con sus ametra-
lladoras. Sc defendi6 ell Junk
ers, pero al fin fu6 derribado.
AL estrellarse hicieron explo-
sion las bombas, q~uedando au-
tomizados sus B tripulantes ale
names. Las bombas abrieron un
gran agujero en- la terra. Ha
sido ascendido a captain ell te-
niente que realize esta hazana,
de nacionalidad espahola. La
artilleria antiaerea derrib6 o.
tro trimotor Junkers cerca de
Villanueva de la Canada.
Mas de 40 'cazas" del enemi-
go atacaron a Villanueva de la
Canada y Quijorna, huyendo al
llegar los Chatos. Dos aparatos
Flats fueron derribados.
Comunican al gobierno des-
de Andujar, que en- Sevilla los
jefes ~fascistas temen una rebe-
lion del pueblo.
Centenares de hombres, ma
descalzos y ham
.brientos, no ocultan su descon-
pero temen la repression
violenta de la guardia civil Y la
policia.
En- las fabricas y talleres los
patronos prohiben a los obre-
ros, por orden del mando fac
ell formar grupos y CAM
biar impresiones. Todas las IA
son verdaderos focos de
en- contra del militia
rismo y la invasion extranjera.
Ell trabajador del campo, mas
castigado, parece indiferente.
En- los pueblos ell fascismo ha
exterminado a los hombres de
ideas liberales. No hay ley que
protejan a los obreros en- ell te-
rritorio faccioso Y su vida es
peor que la de los esclavos de la
antigiiedad. Mfseros son los jor
males para los que trabajan Y,
sin embargo ell costo de la vida
ha aumentado en- un Glen por
La algeria ha muerto en- Sevi-
liza, aunque otra cosa dice por
la radio ell ultra-traidor Queipo
del lano.
Miles de folletos de Largo Ca
ballero, Pasionaria y escritores
socialistas y de otra ideologia,
en- los pueblos Y campi-
flas andaluzas,
TODD indica que Ell conflicto
entire ell pueblo sevillano y la
militarada es inevitable.
Siete aviadores extranjeros
han sido cambiados por siete
aviadores leales. Los siete repu-
blicanos han relatado su odisea
ante Ell consul espahol en- Hen
Alemania e Italia, seg1n dos
de los aviadores liberados, dis
(PGsa q Ia IA, pdg,l
La gaceta., 1937-07-28

DAILY Herald de LaRases na
bifca la noticia de g general
faccioso Franco, descontentc
con la ayuda que lie vienen pres
tando Italia y Alemania, ha
hecho proposiciones en secrets
al gobierno frances.
Dicese que Franco promett
romper su alianza con Italia )
Alemania bajo estas condiclO-
mes:
Que 81 la no-intervenci6n Sc
quebranta en- definitiva, no sc
ayuda a Valencia por los gobier
nos de Paris y Moscou: que Sc lie
J concede a los fascistas igualdad
de trato y reconocimiento, y
que 81 el triunfa inmediatamen-
tie Sc lie reconozca como ell go.
bierno legal de Espana, Y qre sc
lie de ayuda en- la reconstruc-
ci6n economical del pals.
Afirmase que Franco mandt
otra peticion urgente de tropas
a Italia Y Alemania Y que estas
naciones Sc la rechazaron, CO.
municandole que no pueden
mandarle mas soldados y que.
en- 10 successive, tendra que pa
gar por las municiones, 81 no en-
dinero en- mercancfas.
Rota la no-intervenci6n, Sc
gun ese diario ingles, Russia y
Francia ayudariaR a Valencia,
pero Alemania e Italia no 10
harlan.
Ell Comite de no-Intervenci6n
ha dirigido un interrogatorio a
los paises que 10 componen, con
ell fin de tomar acuerdos defini-
two.
Las tropas leales mantienen
hoy a los facciosos a apreciable
distancia de Quijorna Y Villa
nueva de la Canada.
La perdida de Brunette lpor
los leales Sc hizo en- repliegue
de la Inca de combate, que Sc
mantiene intacta en- toda SUI ex-
tension.
Los facciosos Sc encuentran
detenidos a mitad de canine en-
ire Brunette y Villanueva de la
Canada.
Brunette es un monitor de ruiz
mas Y los fascistas pudieron He
gar hasta ALI cuando en- I'm mo-
mento lograron ell dominic del
aire, que va han vuelto a per-
der.
Lo importante es que los fac
ciosos lanzaron toda su fuerza
en- I'm tremendo contra ataque
" que han sido rechazados.
Miles y miles de hombres per
di6 ell general Franco para ARE
batar al gobierno leal una pc
quefa franja de terreno que 81
gobierno lie habfa quitado, jun
to con rs millas cuadradas mas.
La batalla de Brunette ha sido
el reverse del pasado invierno,
en- este frente. En- nowiembre,
diciembre, enero y febrero, por
ejemplo, los rebeldes lograron
meter ell saliente de la Ciudad
Universitaria, a traves del ca
mino de Ell Escorial y ell rio ia
rama y mantenerlo contra los
ataques leales.
i Ahora es ell gobierno Ell que
ha metido un peligroso saliente
en- ell territorio faccioso y que
resiste ALI con exito, todos los
ataques.
Ell mando leal no oculta que
ha sufrido bajas de importan-
cia, pero dice que algo puede
mostrar en- justification. Los
facciosos, en- Gambia, han tent
do muchas bajas y NADIA han To-
grade.
Franco traj0 primego q los
] moros y los reqUetSs y despa&a
La gaceta., 1937-07-28

No trata Ell coronel Batista,
dijo aver ell em~bajador cubano
en- Washington, de eliminar,
con su plan trienal, ell capital
extranjero.
va sabemos que Batista no
trata de verificar esa elimina-
ci6n, aunque otra cosa Sc ha
publicado en- algunos diarios
americanos.
Batista quiere servir a csc ca
pital con la esperanto de que
10 mantenga en- ell dominic de
los cubanos, como mantuviera
a Gerardo Machado y Mora
les.
Fulgencio sabe que 81 ell lem
bajador" lie retira su confian-
"a Ell perdera ell coronelato v
ell dinero economiZado.
Con plan trienal, o sin plan
trienal, ell exsargento sabe has
ia d6nde FL puede llegar sin
perder la estimation" de su
poderoso "buen vecino."
La gaceta., 1937-07-28

la noticia publicada por varias
agencias extranjeras de que e.
gobierno haya perdido dos bri
gadas enteras en- los Iltimos
llcombates de anteayer.
Ell dia de aver Sc desliz6 cor
relativa calma en- ell frente de
Madrid, admitiendose que ell sa-
liente o cuna leal ha sido dismi-
unida desde 100 millas cuadra-
das a rs, con una pequena reti-
rada en- Brunette.
Todos los ataques de las tro-
pas faociosas al oeste de la ca
pital fueron rechazados y la o.
Ifensiva de los fascistas Sc ha de
bilitado grandemente.
La nota del general Miaja di-
ce: La milicia resiste con la fir
meza de una roca. Ell gobierno
leal tiene en- reserva ell doble de
los soldados que el exgeneral
Franco pueda poner en- acci6n.
Ell mando fascisba la llegado
hasta Ell extreme ridfeulo de en-
sonar a los sspaholss a gritar
como moros, creyendo que este
amedrentara a los mflicianos
invencibles de las brigadas mix
tas.
La destruction de dos briga-
das leales, noticias de origen fac
cioso, es falsa. En- Villanueva
de la Canada Sc mantiene en- la
vanguardia la brigada que man
da ell comandante gallego Lister.
Para mentir los facciosos die :
ron que la brigada Lister Sc
componia del Battalion Abra :
ham Lincoln, cuando es 10 cier-
to que en- esa brigada no hay
elementos internacionales.
Todos los contraataques de
los facciosos en- Quijorna fue :
ron rechazados. Las bajas de los
~fascistas, a contar deSde Ell 6 de
julio, Sc calculan en- mas de 80
mil.
En- las operaciones de aver la
aviaci6n republican, derrib6 va
rios aeroplanos del enemigo.
La nota official dada por ell
ministerio de Defensa dice: HUI
DO canoneo en- ell sector del Cen
tro. Intent6 Ell enemigo un golpe
de mano en- la Cuesta de la Rel
ma Y fracas6. La artilleria fac
ciosa mantiene su bombardeo en-
el frente de Arag6n.
Dentro de las filas facciosas,
cerca de Toledo, Sc oy6 fuego de
armas automaticas, 10 que hace
sospechar de un violento Incl :
denies entire grupos fascistas.
En- Ell frente de Andalucfa ell
enemigo comenG6 a p~resionar en-
Villaharata, con vistas a dismi
muir la actitvidad de las tropas
leales en- Villafranca, pero todos
sus esfuerzos respltaron infruc-
tuosos. Hubo fuego de rifles y
ametralladoras en- Colomeda,
provincial de Jaen.
La artillerfa facciosa Sc man
tuvo activa en- ell frents de San
lander; en- Ell frente dc Asturias
los fascistas hiciersn I'M simu-
lacro de combate, que dur6 me :
dia bora. sin bajas para los lea
les. Sc pasaron dos soldados a
las filas de los mineros.
Aviones de GAIA de la Hep1 :
blica bombardearon ell aerodro
mo de Avila, destruyendo va :
rios aeroplanes fascistas.
Una escuadrilla hOmbarde6
La gaceta., 1937-07-28

Los empleados de los tea
tros Ritz, Casino y Royal man
tienen energicamente su huel-
ga.
Lo que ellos piden es razo-
nable. Mr.. Creek, segdn tene-
mos entendido, quiere arreglar
ell "conflicto;" pero Sc 10 pro-
hibe la empresa de Sparks, de
la cual es vicepresidente ell Sr.
Rodgers, presidente de la Ca
sine Enterprise.
El pueblo ObrerO de Ybor CT
IL y West TAMPA simpatiza
La gaceta., 1937-07-28

La marca de huelga sentada
p~ertenece a los tabaqueros de
la fabrica de Anton Book, 81 :
tuada en- New York; LOT dfas.
Los torcedores obtuvieron me-
jores condolences de trabajo en-
Regensburg Y Pepper.
Muchas de las cosas que Sc
hacen en- las grandes ciudades,
donde es mayor ell ansia de JUS
ticia, no Sc pueden hacer en- las
pequenas.
Aquf existe tambien ell caci-
CUISINE, y la mejor prueba pue-
de encontrarse en- Jonhstown,
con su va celebre comite de opre
sores, no de ciudadanos.
La gaceta., 1937-07-28

Ell gobernador contra la Jun
ia Citrica y la Junta contra ell
gobernador.
Dios les ayude a resolver
sus dificultades.
La industrial citrica es "ahi
jada" de las cadenas de ten
'das de where's.
La gaceta., 1937-07-28

Mataron en- Cuba al "bandi-
do n1mero u.
iC6mo Sc llamaba ell bandi-
do No. 1?
Dicen que polo" Velez.-.---
Ell bandido n1mero l de Gu
ba esta "vivito y celeando."
iC6mo Sc llama Ell maestro
de Polo Velez, a quien no per-
sigueR los soldados nj los tri
bunales?
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-11-11
Curtis Hardware


X. G. Drew, Troy dairyman, wa.
in the city Tuesday
Mrs. Levi Mcdowell of Troy un,
derWent an operation at the Libby
hospital Thursday.
K. <. Jaqueth and Harry Brintor
drove to Missoula yesterday to at.
tend meeting of General Motor.
dealers.
Remember the Lutefish and meaf
ball supper by the Royal Neighbors
Friday, Nov. 10, at Moose hall
starting at $50. Goo and 35c. 24-25
c. v. Manion, r. w. LIE Due anc
f. E. Jaqueth were in Kalispel
Tuesday night to attend a meeting
of auto dealers, called to discuss
trade practices
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hess were
in Libby Saturday. They have re-
Gently moved back to their place al
Warland after having spent the past
several months at Whitefish.
Mrs. Mary Preston was hostess to
the Royal Neighbors sewing club
Tuesday afternoon The ladies spent
a pleasant social afternoon, with re-
freshments served at its close.
A goodly number of Rod and Gun
club members and their wives gath
cred at the Moose hall last Thurs
day night and enjoyed dinner to-
getheT The affair was purely
social.
Max B. Jensen of Kalispell, Boy
Scout field representative for north
west Montana, was in the city the
first Of the week meeting with the
Boy Scouts of Libby. This was Mr..
Jensen's first visit to Libby and he
was shown around by E. ]. Barkee.
Get your winter change over job
done at Central Service Station. 1t.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-11-11
OBITUARY

Following are notes in the life Of
Miss Elizabeth Grandjean, who died
from injuries received in an auto
mobile accident near Lewistown.
Mont, on October %:
Miss Elizabeth Grandiean was
born on the Grandjean farm in
Blumfield township. near Saginaw,
Mich.
Her entire childhood and young
womanhood was spent on this farm,
where she made herself wide cir
Gle of friends and loved ones.
When circumstances were such
that the Grandjean farm was sold.
she came to Libby to make her
home with her sisters, Miss An
tonia Grandjean and Mrs. A. c.
Herbst. During period of Is years
she again made host of friends for
herself in her western home; but
her heart always remained loyal
to friends and relatives living in her
old home community and state. and
1t was her great desire to spend the
end of her useful life there.
She was up and coming and loved
the pleasures of life. While on an
automobile tour aiming to spend
the winter in the south, she was
fatally injured in an automobile ac-
cident near Lewistown, Mont.
Her body was taken back to the
beloved country where she was born
and will rest peacefully among
childhood scenes.
Miss Grandjean was devout
Christian. She had given her tes-
timony of belief in the Warren ave-
nue. Presbyterian church of Sagi-
nav, Mich, in her younger days.
The last rites were put into the
hands OF its present pastor. DR.. ].
w Boyer, and thus her spiritual
life began and ended in the same
home.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-11-11
Vivid Romance of Peddler
Who Rose to Wall st. Ton

The romance of a calico peddler
who rose to such financial emf
hence that he threatened to corner
all of the gold in the United States
in an effort to corner the affec-
tions of girl is dramatically por-
trayed in The Toast of New York. y
starring Edward Arnold, Cary
Grant, Frances Farmer and Jack
Oakie
The photoplay is based on events
in the career of Jim Fisk, one of
the pioneer financial moguls of this
country whose legerdemain in the
money marts still reads like fasci-
mating fiction
No less amazing is Fisk's uncon-
ventional love for Josie Mansfield,
"a bewitching siren upon whom, in
the photoplay, he squanders for
tune in an effort to make her the
leading actress of her day.
Arnold in the role of Fisk and
Frances Farmer as Josie Mansfield
are brought together for an encore
to their success in Come and Get
It.
Producer Edward Small for RKO
Radio has brought to the screen one
of the most interesting and color
full episodes of the post-Civil War
speculative period in The Toast
of New York Sunday and Mon
day at the kootenai theatre.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-11-11

Born TO MIR. and Mrs. Ralph Rob-
erts on Monday, son.
Vern Hovey of Troy is a patient
at the Libby hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Becker are
the parents of daughter born on
Monday, the 9th. J
DR.. Byron Blough was in Libby
the past week visiting with a former
school days friend, William Ander-
son, and with other Libby friends
DR.. Blough has been located in Spo-
kane for some time in the practice
of dentistry.
R E. Goocher, district manager
for the American Academy of Ac-
countancy, was in the city over
the weekend on business Mr.. Vim.
R. Baeth of Libby has just been
appointed by Mr.. Goocher to rep
resent the Academy in this district.
The old barns on Fifth street be-
tween Mineral and California ave-
nues that have long been an eye
sore were torn down the past week.
Their disappearance is a pleasing
Improvement and gives much bet
ter view of the handsome new court
house from the main street of the
city.
E. F. Rapraeger, Phillip Neff.
Charles Rogers and r. L. Sander
son, from the regional forest office
in Missoula. and B. A. Bealey and
c. A. Fem, local forest rangers,
came to Libby the first of the week
to inaugurate a mill and logging
study in cooperation with the J.
Neils Lumber company.
Superintendent A. A. Wood was
leader at the Wranglers' meeting
last night. He had chosen the
Sino-Japanese question for discus
sion and asked these pertinent ques-
tons. will Hitler mediate2 Has
England unloaded a white elephant
on the u S. in the peace move
ment?' The discussion proved one
of the most interesting of this years
series
Remember the food sale by the
Presbyterian ladies at the Variety
Grocery next Saturday, Nov. Is. It.
MIR. and Mrs. Reuben Dexter and
three small sons are in Libby this
week visiting at the Delzer and
Nelson homes, Mrs. Dexter being
cousin of the two ladies. The
Dexters are on their way from their
home in northwest Minnesota to
spend the winter at Compton. Calf.
Mr.. Dexter is a farmer and has
been quite successful the past few
years, with an unusually good wheat
crop this year. He has no horses
on his farm. all the work being done
by tractors and other machinery.
The Senior Ladies' Aid of the
Methodist church Will give bazaar
gifts, aprons, food and candy-at
the kootenai Mercantile Store on
Saturday, Nov. q. 24-26.
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Honors Bride with Shower.

a pleasant shower honoring a re-
cent bride, Mrs. Roy Dawson, was
given last Thursday night at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. III. G. Bolyard The hostesses
were Miss Alberta Johanson, Miss
Lura Brindley and Mrs. Bolyard.
In addition To the shower feature,
entertainment Of the evening was
court whist, at which Miss jeanette
Olson won high score prize and
Mrs. James Ritzman the consola-
ton A dainty lunch was served
at the conclusion of the games. The
guest Of honor was showered with
a large number Of lovely gifts.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-11-11
Give Dinner Party.

A very delightful dinner party on
Wednesday evening, November 3, at
which Miss Leah Cormier was
hostess, was enjoyed by the Misses
Margaret Sleizer, Clara Minde,
Dorothy Davidson, Letha William
son and jeanette Olson. The table
was beautifully decorated. After
the dinner bridge was the principal
diversion.
Miss Cormier departed Friday on
the Empire Builder for Chicago.
where she is an instructor in the
Cook County Hospital.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-11-11

and Mrs. Ferd Peterson. and the
granddaughter of Mrs. George Pike
of this city. She was born in Libby
and grew to womanhood here. She
was graduated from the Libby high
school in 1888. She was especially
talented in the art of elocution and
aided in many an entertainment
with her readings.
After finishing high school, Mrs.
Morden graduated from the Kinman
Business University in Spokane and
has since been employed by the
John Little Sport Shop in secre-
tarial work.
Mr.. Morden is from the East and
has lived in Spokane for some time.
The young couple expect to make
Spokane their future home.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-11-11
WI. K. Aid Entertained.

The senior Methodist Aid met at
the home of Mrs. Harold Miller
yesterday afternoon, with her moth
er, Mrs. Minnie Walker, assisting
hostess. A delightful dessert lunch
was served at o'clock to about IL
guests and rs members. Among the
many plans for the Aid was dis
cussion of the bazaar and il was de-
cided to hold it on November 27 at
the *. M. store. The Aid will meet
on November "a at the parsonage
Potluck is planned for the occasion.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-11-11
School Recognizes Armistice Day

Thursday morning at ii o'clock
the entire school lined up outside
the building and marched to a posi-
ton close to the memorial to the
World War dead. The pupils gave
the civilian salute to the flag as ii
was carried past, and then stood at
attention while the school band
played The Stars and Stripes For
ever
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-11-11
Mrs. Johnson Hostess.

Mrs. Lief johnson was hostess to
the Delta Deck club last Thursday,
contract being the diversion Of the
evening. Mrs Harold Gompf was
winner Of the high score prize, Mrs.
Hugh Hennessy second high, Miss
Margaret Sleizer the consolation and
Miss Signe Johanson a guest prize.
Refreshments were served.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-11-11
Former Libby Boy Married.

A note to this newspaper says
that the people Of this city will prob
ably be glad to know that Hans
Boyer, formerly Of Libby, was mar
ried October % to Alice Parker of
ketchikan, Alaska. The groom is
a graduate of the Libby high school,
class of 81, and was star athlete
IN junior high and high school. His
many Libby friends will join in
wishing him much happiness.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-11-11
Libby Young Woman
Married in Spokane

Alice L. Peterson was married in
Spokane on November 4 to Clay
Morden at her apartment with the
Methodist minister, the Rev. Mr.
Mahoney, officiating. The brides
mother, Mrs. Ferd Peterson of Lib
by, was present at the ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of Mr..
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-11-11
PinochIe Party.

A pinochle party was held at the
home OF Mrs. Sam Anger last
Thursday evening with May Paul
son hostess. High score was won
by Mrs. Ralph Spain, low by Mrs.
Courtright. Refreshments were
served by hostess.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-11-11
RELIEF AND PENSIONS

I. M. Brandiord. public welfare
commissioner, drew $4,000 from
state funds the past week, of which
sum $4,000 went for old age pen
sions, $4,000 for general relief and
$4,000 for administrative expenses.
Aid to dependent children cost the
state S13,87384.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-11-11
Location of Snakes Hearts

Snakes hearts are about one-ffth
the distance from the head to
the end of the tail.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-11-11
PARALYSIS FATAL

In only five of the % cases of in
fantlle paralysis reported so far to
the state health department has
death resulted. Health of the state
continues good, with no severe cpl
demic raging at any spot.
Evening star., 1937-06-22
Mrs. Mary Tucker
HOnored at Lunch

The Danes of the Loyal Legion
honored Mrs. Mary Logan Tucker,
who for many years has been active
and closely associated with the Or
ganization, with a birthday luncheon
in the crystal room of the Willard
yesterday.
Among those attending were Nine.
CantacuZene, Mrs. Hugh Smith, Mrs.
Lloyd Mutchler, Mrs. Jerome WILDER,
Mrs. David Rumbough, Miss Blanche
Stanley, Mrs. David Stanley, Miss
Marian Seville, Miss Mary Clark, Miss
L. B. ODonnell, Miss ]. M. Taylor,
Miss r. Kobbe, Miss H. N. Cummings,
Miss Clara Saunders, Miss Esther
Green, Mrs. Smead Alvord. jr.; Mrs.
Katherine Alyord, Mrs. Charles B.
Western, Mrs Samuel Colhoun. Mrs.
E. S. Alvord, Mrs H R. Hoggett, Miss
Mary Mcbride and Mrs. E. P. Alldrus.
Evening star., 1937-06-22
s and Weddings Divide Honors for Interest in Society
The Chief Justice and
Mrs. Hughes Remain at
Providence for a Visit
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Sharpe After Grand
sons aduation-Other News in
Official Circle.

ME Chief Justice Charles Evans Hughes will con-
tnue their eurely motor trip northward today
row. after being guests of Mr. and Mrs Harry
al oVloenc Ihe Chlet Justice and Mrs Hughes
dence for the University from
Wch the Chief Justice graduated his
Mr. Chare Evans Hughes 3d. member of the graduating
class and his father Hughes Solicitor
General attended reunion of his class.
Mrs Charles Hughs n at Providence for the
graduation of her but with her
attended the exercises Amherst College
Mr. Stuart Hughes graduated Mrs. will
accompany Mr. Stuart New York today
companed by the older Mr. Charles Evans Hughes
The Swiss Minister, NJ Marc Peter,
York where he the end of the week bid
Peter who sailed Saturday the lie de spend
mer in her home, in Switzerland
The Yugoslav Minister M Fotitch
Beach this evening after spending yesterday
ngon The Minister the 10 will spend
some time there making frequent brief visits the Capital
The Minister of the Dominican Republic
torlza their Senor Andres Pastoza
ngon last evening They
to attend the graduation of Pastorza
University
The Minister with will
motor to Sherwood the members
the family the cottage which they have leased for the
Mrs Paul the Capital after
spending three years Philippine Islands, husband
daughter Mrs Brooke Fort Myer Mrs Bunker formerly
resided Washington and well known in Army and Navy circles
here.
Maj. w. Christenbery guest
Christenberys sister, Clara Peow of Granite Okla
will make extended visit here.
Gudger, Capt Gudger, U.
daughters Ellen and Gloria spending the
Naval with Mrs kaufman. Mrs. Gudger and her
daughters will sail Baltimore Saturday. and will the
motoring through