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La gaceta., 1937-12-07
NUEVA VAGINA ONT
LA
H0chd de BGcilos Muert0s por
Calor q Suero de Cabduo

New York, die. TEL descu-
brimiento de una nueva Y Sc
gura vacuna contra la tubercu-
losis, que sus deseubridores
Green dara completa inmuni-
dad, Sc anuncia en- FL Journal
de Medicina Experimental, pc:
li6dico del Institute Rockefell-
er de Investigations m9dicas.
La vacuna ,hecha de bacilos
muertos con calor y suero ca
liente de caballo, es ell resulta-
do de dos amos de experimentos
por parte de los ORES. Eugene
L. Opie, professor de Patologia
de Ia escuela de medicina de la
Universidad de Cornell, v su a.
.sistente, Jules Freund.
Aunque Ell valor de la vacuna
en- ell tratamiente de los seres
humanos no ha sido contrasta
do, ell uso de los bacilos muertos
por calor quebranta una GREEN
cia medica gu csc venia mantle
La gaceta., 1937-12-07

de norfbrar inspectores de esos
prouctos.
Millones de seres humanos
compran y coman csc alimento.
La gaceta., 1937-12-07
TN JyHCrO PREHIM1NAR
PARA

Habana, Die. 7.-Esta sena
lado para ell dia 10, ante un Co
misionado federal, ell juicio
preliminar de la causa contra
Gerardo Machado, expresiden
tie de Cuba, cuya extradicion
demanda ell regimen de Bats
ia.
La embajada Guiana estara
representada en- ell juicio por
ell letrado J. v. Morgan, de la
firma de abogados Douglas,
de Washington.
Batista atribuye a Machado
los asesinatos de las siguien s.
ties personals: Bias Mas6, un po-
litico; Baldomero Duminigo,
un lfder obrero de Camaguey;
Francisco La9uado jaime, un
poeta venezolano; Julio Perez
Rodriguez, joven revoluciona-
rio; Claudio Broozon y Nosks
Yalob, Mderes obreros; Marga
rito Iglesias, lfder obrero; Fe-
lix Ernesto A1pfzar, estudian-
tie; Jose Domingo Machado y
Miguel Angel Hernandez, Gu
yos cuerpos fueron encontra :
dos en- la fortaleza de Atares'
Defendera a Machado e. Sr.
Francis A. O'Neil, excomisio :
federal.
Ell exdictadr sigue enfermo
La gaceta., 1937-12-07
TRATASE DE RECOLECTAR
$10,OOO,000 PARA CHINA

San Francisco, Cal, Die. Z
Sc ha constituuido aqui una or
ganizaci6n, de caracter nacio,
nal, para recolcctar 100000
900 en- bcneficio de China.
Han ofrecido SUI coopera-
ci6n, entire otros prominentes
ciudadanos, ell eNpresidente
Hoover; Teodoro Roosevelt, ex
gobernador general de las Fl
lipinas; Julius Klein y ell pro-
minente comerciante James
M. Speers.
Como presidente effective sc
ha designado a Lyman L. Pier
&c, de San Francisco.
La gaceta., 1937-12-07

niendo en- los 1ltimos amos. Es-
ia creencia, apoyada por mu-
chos e~xperimentos, era que la
bacteria muerta de la tubercu-
losis no podia utilizarse para
Una vacuna efectiva, Y que los
germenes vivos eran muy peli-
grosOs.
La bacteria la matan esos me
dicos sometiendola a una tenn
peratura de 212 grades, de va
por, por bora. Este metodo deja
los germenes en- una forma mas
efectiva para la vaeuna.
Ell suero de caballo eleva con-
siderablemente ell valor de Ia
vacuna.
La gaceta., 1937-12-07
ERANCTA Y A Pc
LONIA
La Liga debe tener la mayor
autoridad possible

Varsovia, Polonia, Die. z. -
En- un banquete ofrecido al mi
nistro de negocios extranjeros
de Francia, Ivon Delb6s, Sc brin
dc por la collaboration franco
polaca, diciendo Delb6s que Sc
basaba en- ell espfritu del conve-
Mo de la Sociedad de Naciones.
FL coronel Beck, ell ministro po-
laco, no mencion6 la Sociedad
de Naciones; pero privadamen-
tie opina que debe ser recons :
truida.
Estima Delb6s que la Socie :
dad debe tener la mayor autori-
dad possible y que en- su estruc-
tura solo deben hacerse los cam
bios estrictamente indispensa :
bles.
Polonia, al igual que Alema :
MIA, dice necesitar materials pri-
mas. Delb6s lie prometi6 que en-
una redistribution de colonias,
Francia abogarfa por los dere-
chos del pueblo polaco.
Delb6s puso una corona en- la
tumba del soldado desconecido,
visit6 al mariscal Smigly-Ryds
Y almorz6 con ell presidente Mos
cicki.
La gaceta., 1937-12-07

Ell algod6n de larga libra, que
sc conoce con ell nombre de "Sea
Island" ha resurgido con gran
exito en- Ell estado de Florida, de
DIDO a mejores metodos de cul-
tura y control de los insectos
enemigos de la planta. Ell gusa-
no rosado, (boll weevils) des-
truyo Ell cultivo de esta especie
de algod6n hace unos veinte a.
nos.
La gaceta., 1937-12-07
Ell ORGANO DEL EJERCITO
DE HITLER
AL SOVIET

Berlin, die. 7.-Ep ministro
de la guerra sc ha mezclado aho
ra en- la campana anti-roja, 10
que no habia hecho en- los 1lti
mos meses.
"Die Wehrmacht", ell peri6-
dico, publica un titular y un ar
ticulo atacando al ejercito ru-
so.
La cubierta representa- un
"~salvajs soldado del Soviet, en-
uniforme, con una bandera roja
Y edificioS destruidos. Sc des-
cribe al soldado sovietico como
derribando casas con la culata
de su rifle.
Ell titulo dice: "Las bayone-
tas Rojas contra Europa.
Y mas abajo: Espana-la pri
mera vfctima.
La intenci6n del ejercito ro-
10, dice Ell articuio, es conquis-
tar ell mundo para la tercera In
ternacional. La juventud rusa
es llevada al ej6rcito por medic
del terror.
Ell articulista senala en- 2,O00,-
600 de hombbres la potencia
del ejercito russo Y la potencia
de la escuadra de aeroplanos en-
5000 aparatos de primera a.
nea,
La gaceta., 1937-12-07
ST TOMAEoN RACyOGRA-
FIAS De LAS ENCIAS DEL
PRESIDENTE ROOSEVELT

Washington, Die. 7-Se han
tornado radiograffas de las en-
cfas del presidente Roosevelt,
con 81 fin de apreciar las eau
sas del dolor que lie molesta.
Ell teniente Yando, dentista
de la marina, examine al pre-
sidente, tomandole las radio
.grafias.
81 Sc cree necesario ell maxi
lar lie sera raspado.
En- conjunto ell estado de sa
lud del P~residente es bueno.
La gaceta., 1937-12-07
LOS ASCENSOS EN- Ell E.
JERCITO NO r POR
ANTIGUEpAp

Londres, die. Leslie Hore
-Belisha, secretario de estado
para Ia guerra, prooclam6 aver
que en- ell ejercito britannica, en-
10 successive, los ascensos no Sc
ran por antigdedad, sine por
meritos legitimos.
Fu& ell primer discurso del
ministro despues de los cambios
La gaceta., 1937-12-07

La psicologfa de las modas es
sumamente curiosa, en- algunos
casos la Influenza ha sido mega
tiva. Come un notable ejemplo
de clio fue un case en- tiempos
de Maria Antonietta. Esta no
fue NADIA popular, y las mujeres
de su tempo Sc vestian con lar
gas y estrechas faldas en- con :
traste con las voluninosas Y a.
dornadas que portaba la reina.
La gaceta., 1937-12-07

Ahora que han aparecido en-
ell mereado elentos de marcas de
alimentos para gatos Y perros
ell estado de Connecticut esta
considerable la saludable idea
Evening star., 1937-04-11

Issued as one of a set of
three different designs for the
Boy Scout World Jamboree,
this noble stamp from the
Netherlands, shoaDn By cour-
teSy OF E. IrUing Fulton, is
among the most notably beau
titul phildtelic issues eUer
printed. 1t reproduces the
head OF the Hermes of Prari-
teles. The denomination is
1914 cents, the colors blue and
black. For the other STAMPS
OF the series the specifications
are: 112 cents, feur de lis,
green and black; S cents,
drums and flags, broton and
black. STAR Stat Photo.
Evening star., 1937-04-11

Laura Haigh Of the agency staff, her
self deeply interested in music.
Gerard Ten Eyck Beeckman, Wash
ington specialist in stamps of the
United States, is in New York on
business.
Eugene Klein, president Of the
American Philatelic Society, will sail
for Europe late next month and will
be abroad until the end Of the Sum-
mer.
H. Bedford Jones, novelist and
stamp collector, is visiting in WASH
ington.
Philatelic Agency sales for March
were s239, 800 52-a sum representing
more than whole years business in
days gone but not forgotten"
The postal authorities of Canada
have announced Scent coronation
stamp for release on Monday, May
TO- Also, three additional values Of
the current regular series, showing
King George vi IN civilian dress-4c,
bistre; SIS, blue, and &c, orange. Mint
specimens may be obtained from the
Philatelic Division, Financial Branch,
Post Office Department, Ottawa, and
remittances should be made payable
to the Receiver General of Canada,
with postage and registration fees in
cluded.
The Associated Press reports that
German dealers and collectors have
been forbidden to acquire copies of
the Danish 15-ore stamp showing
the battlefield of Dueppel LAS the
net proceeds from this stamp are in
tended for purposes inimical to Ger
many" public order declares, "all
persons are warned against buying it."
Evening star., 1937-04-11
Miller, c. U. Junior, Honored.


A JOSEPH MILLER, a Junior in
the School of Engineering and
Architecture at the Catholic Univer-
s1ty, received first mention" in the
midseason project of the Beaux-Arts
Institute OF Design architectural d.
vision.
Miller, resident of Washington,
had to solve the design of "a Book
Store"
Anthony r. De Noto, a junior In
the School Of Law, has been elected
chancellor OF the Phi Beta Kappa
Chapter Of Gamma Eta Gamma, ma
tional legal fraternity at the univer-
sity. De Noto succeeds Lionel Anglers.
Other members elected to office in
the organization include: Charles N.
Bourke, quaeter and praetor; Nicholas
Cook, recorder; Ferris A. Douglas, ju-
dex; Michael Anselmo, sheriff and
lector, and Leopold L. Bowman, baili1
and tipstaf.
Miss I. Malinde Havey, national di-
rector, public health nursing and home
hygiene and care of the sick, will give
talk on the Nursing Activities Of
the American Red Cross in the Recent
Flood Disaster" at the music building
Friday evening.
Rev. DR.. Maurice F. Sheehy, assist
ant to the rector, and professor Of
religion at the Catholic University,
will give a retreat to the girls Of the
Sacred Heart School of Washington,
D. c., Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day
Joseph M. Murphy, director OF the
bureau Of public relations and reg
istrar OF the university, will deliver
an address at the West York High
School in West York, Pa, Tuesday.
Murphy will also address the evening
school Of Mckinley Tech High School
Of Washington, D. c. on Wednesday
on Choosing a Career" The Glee
Club of the University will also ap-
Evening star., 1937-04-11

Johl handhooks for specialists IN
United States stamps, was III WASH
ington Friday and yesterday en- route
from Florida TO his home at Scars
dale, N. y.
Judge and Mrs. David d. Cald-
well, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert F. kunge
and Miss Irene M. PiStorlo. all well
known in local philatelic circles. were
guests OF MIR. and Mrs. Philip Simms
Warren at their home, 1902 Hobart
street. Thursday evening, to meet
Mrs. c. H. Roach Of California,
Now that the Army and Navy
commemorative" have been issued.
excepting only the West Point and
Annapolis stamps, it is interesting
to note TO what extent they rep
resent duplication of philatelic
honors paid long ago. Portraits of
Washington, Jackson, Scott. Grant
Sherman and Farragut have been
familiar to collectors of United States
adhesives for many years, and like
nesses of Dewey and Sampson have
appeared on Philippine Islands postal
labels since 1906.
Robert E. Fellers, superintendent
OF the Division OF Stamps. Post Office
Department. has been checking up"
on the insignia of official uniforms
at the Smithsonian Institution.
The New York Suns headline on
the Lee stamp story was a classic.
1t read: Postal Officials See Stars. :"
When the Tipex sheets appeared,
May 9, 1896, many cover collectors
cut them apart, eliminated the print
ed Inscriptions and borders and ap-
piled the remainders to envelopes as
1mperforate examples OF the four diff
ferent commemorative represented
IN the pane. But that procedure,
according to SCOTS Monthly Journal,
was mistake. To prove authenticity
the stamps should show two large
margins" with parts of the captions.
Referring to the "rnodernistic" pro-
posalS for stamp designs submitted
by Edward Bruce, chief of the paint
Ing and sculpture branch of the
procurement division of the Treas
ury Department, Mr.. Kunze, writing
IN Weekly Philatelic Gossip, SAYS:
If the Government artists were to
choose designs similar to the 'artis-
try which Is now defacing the walls
OF many Of the new public buildings
in the Nations Capital, 1t might be
well to avoid jumping from the frying
pan into the fire.
The majority of the so-called
muraS painted by this new
Government organization of artists
fall short of nothing less than the
familiar canvas which f1utters above
the tents of Barnum & Bailey side
Show
Meanwhile, Mr.. Bruce has sent to
PRESIDENT Roosevelt his proposal for
a national competition for stamp de-
signs. The jury he has suggested is
AAioSA oeoo0 w ulCluue no representa-
tive Of the philateic public, but it
may be taken for granted that COL
lectors have the right to demand that
they be considered
Representative Pehr G. Holmes Of
Massachusetts has requested Post
master General James A. Farley to
authorize stamp for the tercentenary
OF Swedish settlement in the Della
ware Valley.
For the Scent Army and NAVY
west Point and Annapolis, stamps
no less than "a sketches have been
submitted to the Bureau of Engrav-
ing and Printing by a New York
artist. The drawings are now at the
white House for the President to
inspect.
Stamps for the transatlantic air.
mail service will be announced as soon
as rates are settled.
The rhilo fo1in
Evening star., 1937-04-11

Dueppel was the scene Of a clash
between the Danes and the Prussians
in 1864.
Alden H. Whitney, Washington
philatelist, says that according to his
information the Chinese government
will apply an official cachet to all
covers carried by the national air.
ways system for the Pan-American
Airways trans-Pacific clipper ship
service.
The Philippine Resident Commits
sioner, Barr Building, announces the
latest commonwealth" overprinted
stamps to go on sale tomorrow. De-
nominations are 4, 8, IL, 20 and 26
centavos and 2, and 5 pesos.
The Washington Stamp Club Of the
Air will meet from Station VOL to-
morrow evening at 8:45, when Mr..
Kunze will continue his series OF lee
lures on stamps and history.
The Washington Collectors Club
will meet at the Thomson School,
Twelfth street, Tuesday evening at 8.
Program arrangements call for q
Junior night" Public welcome.
The Washington Philatelic Society
will meet at the Hotel Carlton, Six
teenth street, Wednesday evening at
8. Valdemar Weiergang will have
charge of program especially de-
signed to please lady members and
visitors.
The Washington Federation Of
Junior Stamp Collectors will NEE. in
The Star conference room, Star Build
ing. Eleventh street and Pennsylvania
avenue, Saturday evening at g. Boys
and girls interested in philately and
their parents are invited to attend.
Evening star., 1937-04-11

values are: soc and 1881 and soc and
II. regular and airpost, respectively.
Plans for the first auction sponsored
by the Washington Stamp Club Of the
Air, Hotel Carlton, Sixteenth street,
FRIDAY evening at 8, are practi-
caily complete. Approximately 200
lots Of superior United States and
foreign stamps and covers will be
sold 70 the highest bidders. The list
includes M authentic copy of the
famous Orangeburg coil 3-cent is
sue Of 1910: block of four of the
7s-cent parcel post of 1912; full set
Of the potato tax stamps; 1904
cover from Cuba addressed to Presi-
dent Theodore Roosevelt; set of
Washington national parks covers,
and an American Express cover with
orange label. Catalogues may be had
by application to John r. Ewell, 4l0
Bond Building
A private letter from London fore
casts the appearance sof series of
pictorial stamps for Great Britain.
1t is reported that "a friend" has
appealed to King George VI to re-
quest the postmaster general to issue
such set. Also. there is a hint to
the effect that single coronation
commemorative may be released on
the day the new sovereign is crowned.
Newfoundland will have a commem-
orative series for the coronation. also
new regular postage series-both to
be released on coronation day, We'd
nesday, May II.
When the Philadelphia Symphony
Orchestra was in Washington on
Wednesday last. or 10 members of
the company called at the Philate,ic
Agency to buy stamps for their COL
lections. They were served by Mrs.
Evening star., 1937-04-11
Quezon to Get G. U. Degree.

VuCLUH W OcL ". u. DCSIee.
GEORGETOWN University will OBJ
serve Founders day with an i'm
pressive academic ceremony Saturday
evening in CASTOR Hall, at which the
first President of the Commonwealth
Of the Philippines, Manuel L. Quezon,
will be the central figure.
Details of the program have not
been completed but 1t was announced
that an address Of welcome will be
made on behalf of the student body
by John c. Donnelly of Detroit, presi-
dent Of the senior college class.
The old bell of St. Mary's Church,
taken from st. Marys City in Mary
land more than hundred years ago
and entrusted to the keeping Of the
Georgetown archives, will be tolled
during the exercises in memory Of the
founders. Many of the relics as
sociated with early Maryland and
GEORGETOWN history will be on exhi-
bition at the university.
Besides President Quezon, the other
recipients Of degrees on Founders day
will be DR.. D. Percy Hickling Of the
medical school and Prof. Charles AL
bert Keigwin Of the law school.
Friday night at the Wardman Park
Hotel the combined classes Of the
foreign service school will hold their
annual prom.
Evening star., 1937-04-11
Schools and COLLEGES

The Mask and Bauble Club OF the
college is presenting John Gals
worthy's "Loyalties" Wednesday and
Thursday evening in CASTOR Hall for
the benefit of the united hospital ap-
peal for the needy. The ladies' board
OF Georgetown Hospital is In charge
Of arrangements.
Seventy-nine students have signed
up for the port inspection trip which
the foreign service school is S: .onsor-
Ing to New York City on April 80 to
May 2, inclusive. The schools Pro-
peller Club is actively in charge OF
arrangements.
Evening star., 1937-04-11


four new colonial
stamps two for
regular postage and
two for airmail. A
huge triumphal
arch IL the princi-
pal feature Of the
design Of the for
ner. while ancient
ruins are shown on
ybs lattap Tha
Evening star., 1937-04-11
Debate Club at Roosevelt.

SENIOR students interested in polit-
ical topics have formed new club
at Roosevelt High School. These ad-
vanced students meet for panel dis
cussion and debate on subjects that
are of current national or interna-
tional interest. The faculty adviser
for the group is Miss Selma Bor-
chardt.
A new chapter OF the Girl Re-
serves has been formed at Roosevelt
and has chosen Kathryn Cragg as
president. Assisting her are Marie
Sharpless and Dorothy Wallace.
Evening star., 1937-04-11

productions for the new nation have
appeared.
The opening of Libya's new 1900
mile military highway, traversing the
northern part OF Italys territory in
North Africa, was the occasion for
Evening star., 1937-04-11

Cl AAIlICAlI dI nSln-
king. The values
are: If, carnine,
sun rising above a
plowed field; ST,
green, ancient and
modern buildings
with carriages and
men in thu fore
ground. Since 1882
a total of 80 diff
t e re n t philatelic
Evening star., 1937-04-11
Continued From Page D-9.)

Of the Student Council, and William
Powell, who will represent the Ma
tional Student Federation Of America
during a debate tour Of England this
Spring, a testimonial dinner Is being
planned April 10.
The Junior Womens Guild Of
American University has been formed
to consist Of young women recently
graduated from the university and
others sufficiently interested in the
welfare Of the school. Officers have
been elected as follows: Sara Martz,
president; Anita Clark, vice president;
Sara Motley, recording secretary;
Mary Jane Stewart, corresponding
secretary, and Betty Brundage, treas
urer. Miss Mary Louise Brown, dean
OF women, is faculty adviser.
DR.. Joseph M. M. Gray, chancellor
Of American University, will deliver
an address next Friday night at Bing-
hampton, N. Y.
Evening star., 1937-04-11

This beautiful design entitled Inpocation is the ork OF
the gifted Cherokee artist WaanoGano OF Angeles II
to be submitted to President Roosevelt sample the tune
OF composition Danted for the projected OF stamps
Star Stag Photo
Evening star., 1937-04-11

China Constructs Railways.
China has announced three new
railway construction projects as part
Of flve-year program.
Evening star., 1937-04-11
Teachers Collxe to Hear Lewis,

CIR WILLMOTT LEWIS, Washing
- ton correspondent for the London
Times, will give the principal address
at the Wilson day celebration at
Wilson Teachers College April 20, it
was announced today,
Other events on the program in
clude a play by the practice school,
music by the school orchestra and
exhibitions of various phases of stu
dent activity, The final event will be
dancing in the Little Theater and the
gymnasium.
Evening star., 1937-04-11
Sunday Programs at Howard.

AooA "his AZ IAONdIus
THE department of physical edu-
cation for women at Howard Uni
versity is sponsoring a series of lee
ture concerts Sundays in the east
wing OF the gymnasium at pm.
Tonights' program is entitled In
dian Offerings" by DR.. and Mrs.
Howard Thurman
The lectures to follow are Rhytf,-
mic Movements, students Of the de-
partment; April 18, Interpretive
Dancing and It's Finer Meaning in
tho Art Of Living" Sheldon B. Hos
kins and his concert group: May 2,
Rhythmic Expression in Drama and
Dance" oral Interpretation, Gertrude
Parthenia McBrown and Leona B.
Dudley; May is, The Negro as a
Subject in Early Christian Life and
Art" HilyaTd R. Robinson, musical
setting, R. Todd Duncan and living
portraits, students Of the department;
May %, Symposium on the Contribu-
tion of Painting and Music to the
Modern Dance" James A.. Porter,
Robert L. Nolan and Violet B. War
field =
Evening star., 1937-04-11
Law Dean HonOred.

/ Nv. OO1i4V fC. + IFA ftICh, Nedn
of Columbus University Law
School, was given a testimonial BAN
quet last night at the Kennedy War;
ren by members of the Sigma Delta
Kappa Fraternity.
Combining the banquet with initia-
ton Of new members, the fraternity
also presented Columbus University
with an oil painting of DR.. Fitzpat-
rick. More than 100 students at
tended.
The Crimson Club of Columbus
University's Accountancy School pre-
sented minstrel show at the Willard
Hotel last night.
Evening star., 1937-04-11
pear at the Mckinley Tech High
School the same evening.
Dance SATURDAY.

WASHINGTON COLLEGE OFLAW
freshmen are planning a dance
Saturday evening The affair will be
held in the college building and the
guests of honor will be the members
OF the junior class Enoch D. Chase
Is general chairman of arrangements
and the other committee members
are James A. West, Albert w. Abbott,
Fern A. Hassell and Willis E. Novel;.
Norman o. Chase, president of the
evening division class, and Berniece-
Jane Hicks, acting president of the
day division class, are assisting.
Beta Chapter, Phi Delta Delta.
women's legal sorority, and Epsilon
Chapter, Kappa Beta Pi, legal soror-
ity, have recently signed an agree
ment setting forth the dates for the
sorority Spring rush parties. Under
this agreement Phi Delta Delta is
allotted Sunday, April II, and Satur-
day, May /, while Kappa Beta Pi has
Saturday, April "a, and Sunday, May
8, with the bids to be mailed stimuli
taneously by representatives of the
two sororities on date to be set later.