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Evening star., 1937-06-28
Stock Averages
BY VICTOR EUBANK,
Associated Press FlnancIal Writer

NEW YORK, June 28.-A further
decline in rails found the stock vul- '
nerable today and losses of fractions
to 2 or more points followed an early
rally.
Disappointment in some financial
circles over carrier earnings trends
paved the way for selling in rails.
Meanwhile, despite the back-to-work
movement at strike-affected steel mills,
Wall Street said continued disputes
between employers and workers cast a
shadow over the industrial profit out
look. Weakness in bonds also dis
couragec traders, it was said.
The slow pace of trading on the
decline, however, was seen by analysts
as an indication traders were still in
a comparatively calm mood
Transactions approximated $4,000
shares.
That the markets speculative in.
stlnct was dormant, observers said.
was Illustrated by seeming indifference
Of farm implement shares 70 the up
rush of wheat, the full allowed limit
OF cents bushel for some options
1t finished 3A to 37s cents a bushel
higher. Corn was up 8 to 334 cents.
Cotton was mixed
Shares under pressure were Santa
Fe, New York Central, Pennsylvania, p,
Southern Pacific, Southern Railway,
Northern Pacific, Baltimore g. Ohio,
Illinois Central, Atlantic Coast Line.
United States Steel, Bethlehem, Re-
public, American Steel Foundries.
General Motors, Chrysler, Goodyear,
Sears -Rcebuck, Case International
Harvester, Deere, Boeing, Douglas Air.
craft. American Telephone. Western
Union, Anaconda, Kennecott, Ameri-
can Smelling, LoeWs, Westinghouse.
Du Pont, Amerada, Standard Oil of
New Jersey. Philips Petroleum, Con-
tainer Corp, Lone Star Cement.
Canada Dry, Celanese and Industrial+
Rayon.
Resistant were Dome Mines, Ameri-
can Can, Union Carbide and Ohio Oil.
A drop in carriers was explained by
experts in terms of preliminary esti-
mates OF May revenue for class sys-
TENS showing substantial up-turn in
operating expenses. This indicated,
some said, the industry probably op-
Grated at small loss for the month.
At the same time it was noted that
except for granger roads in the South
west enjoying large wheat harvest.
Western carriers are confronted with
let-doWn in freight shipments.
Evening star., 1937-06-28
EASTERN GAS & FUEL
SHOWS $563,658 LOSS

Special Dispatch to The Star
NEW YORK, June 28.-Eastern Gas
g. Fuel Associates reports for the IL
months ended May 81, 1887, total in
come Of $l0,848, ,48l available for Fed
eral taxes, depreciation and depletion
reserves, interest and dividends. After
all charges the net income exclusive
Of intercompany profits amounted to
$2905,O35
After provision of S1.108,733 for
AZ per cent prior preference divi-
dends. $2,253,228 for per cent pre-
ferred dividends and $l06,732 for
State taxes on dividends, the deficit
was $563,658. All figures are subject
to the annual audit by certified public
accountants.
For the IL months ended May 81,
1887, compared with the same period
for 1886, coal sales tonnage showed
an increase of Is per cent, coal trans
portation increased 8 per cent, coke
sales tonnage increased per cent
and gas sales by the public utility
subsidiaries showed no change.
Evening star., 1937-06-28
new YORK COTTON
Pv TIE Associated Press,

NEW YORK, June 28.-Early de-
clines in cotton today, under liquida-
ton promoted by easier Liverpool
cables and favorable weather, were
followed by recoveries on covering pro-
noted by strength in wheat.
October rallied from 1918 to 1898
and in midafternoon sold at 1921.
Prices were to points net higher.
Futures closed steady. unchanged to q
Evening star., 1937-06-28

8Ssb; September. e.6bb; October, e.e7b;
December, s.59b; January. s.6Ob. Bid.
Evening star., 1937-06-28
MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK June % R.-Call money
steady: ! per cent all day: prime CONNER
5000 days. Ia: 4-6 months, "a per
cent: bankers acceptances unchanged:
months. TasI of re:dsoount months 1its New YorP o
Reserve Bank. " Der cent.
Evening star., 1937-06-28
BERLIN CONGRESS.

NEW YORK, June % (SpeciaD.-C.
M. Wynne, director of exports for tho
Diamond T Motor Car Co.. is in Ber-
lin as one of the three delegates Of
the automotive industry of the United
States to the ninth congress Of the In
ternational Chamber of Commerce to
be held June 26-July 3.
Evening star., 1937-06-28
CHICAGO GRAIN
By the Associated Press.


CHICAGO. June 28-In late buy.
ing stampede today. wheat prices ran
up to the extreme immediate permis-
sible limit, cents a bushel, at most
North American markets =
Spring wheat markets led the sky
rocketing of values, influenced by
spread of black rust northWard and by
sensational curtailment of Canadian
crop estimates because of drought
damage. Some estimates put the
probable size of the Canadian crop as
low as l50,000,000 bushels, about so
per cent of expectations a month ago.
At the close Chicago wheat futures
were 3l4a37s above Saturdays finish.
July 1l834al September l.197sa
l.20. Corn llsa334 up, July 1.27a-
1,27is, September l.12l 2al123s, and
oats J., 10 cents advanced
Evening star., 1937-06-28
Nev nplear. Pvires

NEW ORLEANS. June 2S IP.-Cotton
opened steady / to 3 points lower today
Early advices indicated weather was
ideal over the week end.
July opened 1t IL Fl, october at 1928.
December. 1890: January. 1889; March.
1885. and May. 1899.
Ciotn HN ana q yarn markets we're quiet
Evening star., 1937-06-28
Fined for Marrying.

For remarrying the wife he di-
vorced last year, thus breaking q Mo-
hammedan law, Malay Of Kuala
Lumpur. Malaga, WIS fined SIS.
Evening star., 1937-06-28

Winnipeg Prices.
WINNIPEG. June % lP.-Grain rance
TODAY:
trrIrAr pray{ape
Evening star., 1937-06-28
Chicago Cash Market.

Cash wheat, new Indiana, No.
red, l.23l2; No. red, tough, l.2l12;
No. red. garlicky, 1907; old, No.
hard. l.3ll " No. 2 hard, 1925. Corn.
No. 2 mixed, 1854; No. 3 mixed.
1854; No. mixed, lit; No. yell
low. 1854 -27A; No. 3 yellow, l.24-
26; No. 4 yellow, 1.21l2-2212; No.
yellow, LIT; sample grade, Ito. Oats,
No. / white, 52$4 SO; No white, so;
sample grade, 46a. -4714; no rye; soy
beans, No yellow, 1919; barley
feed, 53-67, nom. mailing 1887,
nom; timothy seed and clover seed
no quotations.
Evening star., 1937-06-28

Baltimore Quotations.
BALTIMORE. June 2S OPl.-Wheat No
. red Winter, garlicky spot. domestic. l.2O
for old
Evening star., 1937-06-28

Dividend rates table the
cash payments based the hafyeary
laratlons " " "
Unit Of trading 100 shares tAnnuaI rate
not including extras Paid last Paid this
companies reported in eceivership
Evening star., 1937-06-28

Bleachable cottonseed oil futures
closed steady, to 3 higher. Sales. 26l
contracts, including 50 switches. July,
9.15al6; September, 9.23; October,
92l; December, 914b; January, GIT.
La gaceta., 1937-03-05

traje a mi madre unas perras
del bolsillo y lie compre un cartu
cho imponente de g~aaletas de
tahona. lie regale un lapicero
de nina que yo tenfa y que lie
gustaba mucho. Como Ia carte
IA que llevaba a Ia lecci6n de
piano pesaba bastante, cargaba
70 con ela. Sc lie antoj6 una he
lice para la bicicleta, y Sc la hi
&c. Ell juego de bolas no funcio-
naba bien; desarme la bicicleta
y sc 10 engrase. LIE saque una
piedrecita que Sc lie Ihabfa nett
do en- ell zapato-~
TODD 10 que Sc lie antojaba 10
ha:fa, y sc lie antojaban bastan-
ties cosas.
Pero sin perder nunca de Wis
ia Ia meta. Mi plan era perfeeta
La gaceta., 1937-03-05
ANUNCIESE EN-
LA

Aquella tarde, Hide me espe
raba LENA de ansiedad.
Hoy no podemos salir a la
sarretera-me dijo-. Mis- pa
dres han lido al bajle de masca-
ras Cios mics habian lido tam
bien). Nos sentaremos en- Ell lar
din, 81 quieres. Els tan suaye 81
aire!
Y me cogi6 dulcemente de la
mano y acere6 a mi su cabeza.
'hasta que senti que su aliento
me rozaba la cara.
Tenfa los ojos un POGO hume
dos y Ia boca entreabierta.
d Verdad que quieres venir
al jardin?-me diio
sonriendo.
70 me Quede cavilando para
que GUERRA que Ia aeompanase
La gaceta., 1937-03-05
AD~IOTELECRAMAS

jer les daba algo, y estaban
atentos a complacerla Y
servirla, cogiendole una flor,
abriendole Ell paraguas, sacan-
dole la entrada para ell teatro,
'volviendole las paginas de un Ii
bro, echandole una carta al CO
rreo, dlevandole un paquete; en-
fin experimentation tai cam
bio en- su continente, que yo lie
gaba a Greer, a wees, que eran
.buenos. Pero no; era que esta-
ban enamorados...
Ash llamaban a este estado,
que yo Observable tambien que
'iba desapareciendo o enfriando
Sc cuando nevaban cierto item
po de matrimonio. A mi no me
'cabfa en- la cabeza que gentes co
mo aqu6llas hiciesen NADIA en-
La gaceta., 1937-03-05

vefa a Ferd echarle Ell brazo al
cueElo, en- sus paseos por las Qua
dras, o deciR cuando corriamos
por los campos: mo vayamos
tan de prisa, pues Leon no pre-
de fatigarse Fueron los tor :
mentos mas doloresos de mi nj
iiez atolondrada. Ferd habia
cambiado visiblemente en- su ira
to hacia mi, Y una tarde, GUAM
Go volvia con su potrille al esta-
bio, me dijo:
va es bora. Themes que
marcharte tie estara esperan :
do Hide.
Volvfa a casa como 81 me hu-
biesen azotado, pues 81 saba
que le traicionaba. Quiza por-
que era la Gnica persona en- Ell
mnAdo q quien Queria--
La gaceta., 1937-03-05
La Gaceta Folletin No. 49
Ernesto Glaeser
Los QUE TENIAMOS
DOCE AMOS

que venfan detras; oficiaHllos
que eran ell COCO de su compa-
MIA; profesores que infundfhn
terror a la clase; estudiantes
del ultimo ano que nos Sacudian
81 no les saludabamos al pasar
todos los que ostentaban poder
en- alguna de sus formas y ma
nifestaciones, cambiaban de ac-
titud Y talante en- presencia de
determinadas mujeres. Su por-
tie perdia rigidez; de su VOC Sc
borraba ell tono ordenancista
decfan 'tgracias" csando la mu-
La gaceta., 1937-03-05
DEL PU-
GIL ALEMAN MAX SCH
MELTING. c

,-cw vo-k, Aarzo Max
Schmeline el Eonguistador del
del negro JQ6 Luis tiene fe en-
Ia pa'abra ne les irlandeses yA
So l'egadi IA New York dijo:
BfaddocHc Itirm6 para pesear
conmigo q dia 8 de JUNO y ten
go la ~seguridad de que cumpli-
"a su palabra. I'm contrato es
un contrato y debe ser respeta-
do. Yo estoy SECURE de que los
tribunales no p~ermitiran que Ell
contrato quede %incumplido.
LlIego de visitar aver al CO.
ronel Fitzpatrick, p~residente de
Ia Madison Square Garden, con
ell cual conferenci6, Ell aleman
declare: Que Braddock vaya a
ganar una mayor bolsa con Jose
Luis que peleando conmigo, no
es una buena raz6n. Tn cam
pe6n debe pelear sSempre con
Ell mejor hembre, no importa
'cual sea la cantidad de dinero.
La gaceta., 1937-03-05
LOS ROJOS EMPEZARON
AVER SUS PRACTICAS EN-
ESTA u D e

Bajo la direction de Chaxlie
Dresser los ''rojos" de Cincin-
natl empezaron aver sus practi-
cas- en- ell terreno de Plant.
No han firmado todavfa cua-
tro de los peloteros del Cinci,
pero la perspectiva para 1887 es
excelente.
Ell p1blico que asisti6 a los
primeros ejercicios pudo contar
hasta 48 hombres, incluyendo a
los entrenadores y ayudantes.
Hoy Sc efectuara una praeti-
ca matutina. las 0:30, mantle
MENDOZA hasta Ell 18 de mayo,
cuando Sc jugara con los Yam
KEGS.
Comentando SUI posibilida :
des en- la venidera temporada,
Dresser dijo anoche: Creo que
terminaremos en- Ia prfmera di.
vision. Necesitamos mejor ac :
tuaci6n al bate y mejor actua-
La gaceta., 1937-03-05

con Jose Luis, porQne Ell negrd
es e meior.del gr1po de los as
pirantes afa corona, apngue Ma
xie piensd 10 contrario.
81 ediner9 tiene un valor
relative, ss9or que schmeling, e
ano pasad6S pidi6 100000 por
darle la revAncha a Jose Luis
Mike Jacobs lego hasta ofrecer
lie NADIA menos que 100000, pc
70 Ell germano insisti6 en- ell do.
BILE, en- los 100000 en- la can't.
dad impossible. /.
La gaceta., 1937-03-05

Decidido a arrancar a Hide
a todo trance ell secreto, v pare
.ciendome este ell mejor canine,
resolvf, pues enamorarme de
ella.
En- cuanto supe que lie gusta-
ban las lilas blancas, corte sin
que nadie 10 viese I'm ramo de
nuestro jardin y Sc 10 puse en-
ell regazo. Tambien lie gustaban
con locura las galletas de taho-
ma. Para ganar su voluntad, sus
La gaceta., 1937-03-05
Mqdson Square Gardenpediral Ia
Intervention de los TnbunalesF ederaes
Actuara contra el SsSSnpe6n Johnny Braddock

New York, mario 5.--La Ma
Olson S9gare Garden recurri-
raHa semana pr6xima a los tri-
bunales federales con ell fin de
impedir que ell caNape6n Jimmy
Braddock pelee con ell negro
Jose Luis, en- Chicago, Ell dia %
lie JUNO. Estima la Garden que
81 campe6n Sc halla obligado a
respetar ell contrato por medic
del cul Sc obligara a pelear con
Make Schmeing; 81 dia 3 de ju-
lio, bajo la dissection del coro-
ael Fitzpatrick y Jimmy Johns
ton.
Con la noticia del iniaio del
pleito, Joe Jacobs, ell director de
~Schmeling, anunci6 la Ssuspen-
La gaceta., 1937-03-05
JOHNNY N VENCIO
A LEW

New York, MARIO 5.-Mas de
5000 personas vieron a Irish
Johnny Clinton, del Lado Oeste
derrotar por puntos, luego de
de reiiido combate, a Lew Ray
mond, de Baltimore. A pesar de
su derrota Raymond inpresio-
ma al pdblico de rrianera favora-
BILE. Clinton destac6 su superio-
ridad en- los dos dltimos asaltos.
La gaceta., 1937-03-05
Has BoLETOs DE LA DO
BILE Sc PAGARON A $54

Red Count Y Side Slip ven
l,ieron aver en- la segunda Y ter
cera carrera pagandose los boz
letos de la apuesta doble a $54.
Trirnfaron en- las otraa carre
ras Flying Tariff, Lexor, Our
Fee, Squeeze, More Coffey, Son
dra, Tips Son Land Lord Y
Nonchalant.
La gaceta., 1937-03-05
DEPORTES
C K FIRMO CON LOS
YANKEES

New York, Mario 5.-Joe Nc
earthly, en- ell papel de media
dor firm6 hoy a Bill Dickey
con un contrato de $4,000. Es-
to representa- un aumento de
$500 sobre ell sueldo que ell cat
cher ganara ell ano pasado.
Faltan todavfa por firmar SO
10 tres peloteros, Jose Di Mag
gio, Red Ruffing y Lou Gehrig.
Red Rolfe, la tercera base, no
ha firmado todavia, pero no per
tenece al grupo de alzados.
Va az e. H. Hr#E H. w.~r.Mr- FAF+-
La gaceta., 1937-03-05

sion del viaje de exhibiciones q.
el aleman iba a ~efectuar. La pri
mera exhibition iba a ser ofreci
da ell venidero lunes en- Newark,
estado de New jersey.
Leonard Moore, abogado de
lsla Chadhourne, Wallace,
p play Whitesids dijo aver:
e Artes o Ell microbes de Ia
ser a pr6xirRa iniciaremos &C
ci6A Sudicial dPntra Braddock.
Nuestra fiHali&aa es impedir
que Sc verifique la pelea de Chi
cago.
Jacobs dice que ell viaje de
Schmeling Sc aplazara hasta q.
ell 1itigio avance en- los tribuna-
les. aaA !
La gaceta., 1937-03-05

mente consciente y sistematico,
Pues 10 que yo guerra no era a.
mar, no, sine saber----
Como mi padre viese un dfa
que Qe regaEalba una rosa, me a.
menaz6 brOmeando com Ell de-
do, Y diio:
-iQue le parece ell caballeri
to-?
Esto me indic6 que no iba DIES
caminado.
Empece a ir cada vez menos
por la finca de Ford, procuran-
do hacerlo de modo que no lla-
mase Ia atenci6n. Solo el Sc di6
cuenta. Pero no me decia NADIA
estaba consagrado de neno a
proteger a Leon, que pasaba
dias enberos en- Ia finca. 70 SEN
tia celos de q y sufria cuando
La gaceta., 1937-03-05

No debe extrafiarle a nadie,
EN- buena bgica, que Isidoro lie
Ipida una garantfa a Ia direction
de Benjamin Field.
El vasco ha ganado todas sus
peleas en- esta ciuad y en- elias,
por Ell NAL tempo y otras cir
La gaceta., 1937-03-05
Cuando Baer pelea con Rrad=

Cnando Baer pelea con Rrad=
dock astaba SECURE dc, que jim
my no era una gran attraction
desde Ell punto de vista moncta-
rio. Pero Baer pslea y fue de-
rrotadd perdiegD la corona.
No es culpa mia que Brad
dock ell eampebn no sea una a.
TRACTION MAYOR para Ell p1oli-
coz.
"Poco me importa ell boycott
de que Sc ha yenido hablando.
Yo Sc que 81 Ell p1blico creyera
que Braddock me derrotaria en-
rno Q dos sasaltos, nj habria
boycott. T0to 81 mundo paga-
ria la entraaa por verne tira-
do en- la LONG Pero :ahora noes
peran VERDE "acoStado" tan
pronto." ~
81 bradd Tx wpelea conmi-
go, no( nare la corona, CO.
no alg aconsejan. Ell ii
tulo ampe6n solo pqede ga
narse de una manera, en- ell
"ring".
La gaceta., 1937-03-05

balde; algo tenian que querer y
qre buscar cuando tan amables
Sc sentian. Pues 81 esa manera
de conducirse respondfa a su
verdadera naturaleza, lpor que
no Ga aplicaci6n tambien a los
demas?
La gaceta., 1937-03-05
A KID ACOSTO A
PETE VITEL1LO

New York, MARIO 5 - En-
ana 'pelea efectuada anoche en-
Ell Star Casino, ell pdgil cubano
Havana Kid, de 1875 libras, pu-
so q dornir en- ell segundo asal-
to a Pete Vitello, de Brooklyn.
Ell vencido pesaba cuatro libras
nenos que Ell vencedor.
La gaceta., 1937-03-05
NIKE FAaMO CON los CAR
DENALES

Daytoea Beach,, Mario 5. -
Johnny hike firm6 aver 81 con-
trato para 1887 con los Carde-
males. Ahora solo faIta por fir
mar Dizzy Dean, ell notable pit
cher. Mike Sc Incorporate al
team en- ell dia de hoy.
La gaceta., 1937-03-05

ci6n por parte de los pitchers.
Nrestros catchers son los mejo-
res de la liga. Para mi los Car
denales tienen Ell mejor 'team"
de la Liga.
La gaceta., 1937-03-05

Ell Sr. Roberti tiene 6 pies a
pulgadas de estatura y pesa de
.218 a 220 libras. Pecho amplio,
muy amplio, y TODD ell aire de
un veterano que ha pasado por
Glen combates.
Pero ell italiano es un hom-
bre valiente y dice que la brisa
suave del sur lie sienta de ma
nera perfecta.
jTendra Brooks una. mala no
che ell jueves venidero?
La gaceta., 1937-03-05
CON Los GUANTES
Robert en- Tampa. : Declaraciones de schmelin

Roberto Roberti estuvo a ver-
nos aver. LIE acompanaban un
notable pianista Y un condo
taliano.
Rdberti tuvo dias de relativa
loria Y dinero en- Ell cuadrila-
ero. Ahora Sc conformara con
5elear con Barney Brooks, la
'emana pr6xima.
1sidoro Gaztanaga es amigo
10 Robert; pero aceptarfa pc
lear con 81, previa uRa garan-
tia.
La gaceta., 1937-03-05

sunstancias, ha ganado muy po-
20 dinero.
Luego es natural que solicite
una mayor protection moneta-
ria de la empresa de Benjamin
Field.
Gaztahaga serfa una aUrac :
ci6n de primer orden, en- esta
ciudad, frente a hombres como
Tony Loughran y Steve Dudas.
FL pGblico quiere verlo fren-
tie a un p1gil diestro, capaz de
resistir los diez ~asaltos.
La gaceta., 1937-03-05

I'm campe6n debe pelear STEM
pre- con Ell mejor de los competi-
dores-dijo ~Schmeling en- New
York.
Luego Jimmy Braddock ha
hecho bien aceptando la pelea
La gaceta., 1937-03-05

Paul Prone reeibi6 una ire
mendaigolpitaa hiahos de- Fred
die Steele, Ell campe6n del peso
medic.
Pirrone Gays varias veces a
la Iona hasta que ei arbitro Muir
ply Sc apiad6 de el Y pusQ en-
alto Ell brazo de Steele.
Evening star., 1937-06-18
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing.

Earle-"Slim," at II am, 1870. 4:20
7:l0 and pm. Stage shows at 12:4o
3:35, $40 and 9:l0 pm.
Palace-"Captains Courageous" at
1l:3o am, 2, 4:35, 7:o5 and 9:3o pm.
Capitol-"Pick a Star" at IL am.
lao, 4:25, 7:l5 and 10 pm. Stage
shows at 12:45, $3.50, 6:25 and s:05
pm.
Keith's-"Meet the Mhsus," At Has
am, 1, 2:50. 4:4o, $50, $40 and
1905 pm.
Columbia-"N Night Must Fall,~ 4,
11:35 am, 2:05, 4:35, 7 and $50 pm
Metropolitan-"Kid Galahad." At
11:l0 am, lis, 800, 5:25, 7:3O and
$40 pm.
Belasco-"Children Of Loneliness. y
! at Z. $50 and 1920 pm.
LittIe-"Dancing Lady" at 1880
am, 1870, 3:35, 5:35, 75o and $50
pm.
Rialto-"E-Mrs. Bradford" at IL
am, l:55. sos and s:15 pm. "Helrs
Angels" at 1915, 1925, 6::35 and $50
pm.
Trans-Lux-News and shorts. Show
runs l hour and Is minutes, contin-
uous 10 am. to midnight.
Ambassador-"Wake Up and Live
at s, 7:55 and e:55 pm.
Tivoli-"Cafe Metropole, at 2, $50,
5:45, 7:35 and $50 pm.
Uptown-"Behind the Headlines" a,
2:45, 4:35, 6:25. $40 and 10 pm.
Roadside-"The Wizard Of the
Wave" at $50 pm.
Evening star., 1937-06-18

songs was also Of the best, including
"Suray surita," by Teodoro Valcarcel
Of Peru, based on Inca melodies and
sung in an o!d Inca dialect. "Quien
Quiere Flores" by Maria Grever Of
Mexico, dedicated to Nine. sarria, was
= lovely number charmingly sung.
Nine. Sarria's art Is delicate and ex-
pressive and her success was instanta-
neous with the public, which recalled
her with great enthusiasm after her
brilliant renditions Of each of the arias
Six numbers played by the Army
Band were heard in the United States
for the first time. These included the
march Presenter Armas" by Fran
cisco Diaz Zalaya of Honduras, the
prelude Condor" by the famed
Brazilian composer, Gomez; a pot
pourri. "Mosaico Cubano," by Lecuona
OF Cuba; an unusually effective waltz,
LOS Mentirosos," by Marcial Prem OF
Guatemala; fantasia, "Auras
Criollas." by Grasso of Uruguay, and
the march Venezuela" by Augusto
Brandt. These. proved to be worth
while additions to the literature heard
at these concerts and showed the
fluent and appealing character Of the
outstanding composers OF the countrie,
represented.
Capt. Darcy conducted with spiri,
and sympathy, calling out the full
resources Of his group. At times, last
Evening star., 1937-06-18
Army Band
Splendid in
Latin Music
Peruvian Soloist Is
Acclaim ed at
Concert.
BY ALICE EVERSMAN.


Due to the inclement weather last
evening, the concert Of Latin American
music at the Pan-American Union was
held indoors instead OF the esplanade.
as planned. The same cause was re-
sponsible for smaller audience than
usually patronizes these interesting af-
fairs, but at the same time there was
a more attentive spirit evident and a
great deal of enthusiasm for the varied
numbers Of the program. The Army
Band, under the leadership Of Capt
Darcy, supplied the major part of the
program, and the soloist was Iucrezia
Sarria, Peruvian coloratura soprano Of
wide operate experience, accompanied
by George Wilson at the piano.
There is a polish to Nine. Sarria's
manner Of presentation which Is that
Of an artist who has become thoroughly
imbued with the spirit OF her numbers
and Is accustomed to conveying it to
her listeners. Her voice is pure and
free and Of mellow quality, especially
In the lower and middle range. In the
very high tones, a few Of which she
essayed last night, the tones do not
pass over into their proper place and
the strain was noticeable In loss of
the natural color. Fortunately this
occurred only in the aria from the
Pearl Of Brazil" which otherwise was
especially well suited to her style.
The agility passages OF the aria and
also in the Gentle de Cuore" from
Gomez opera III Guarani' were given
with grace and many fine touches.
The latter aria is particularly effective
and Nine. Sarria was given veritable
ovation at its close. Her choice of
Evening star., 1937-06-18
Kipling's Famous Story
Makes Film MASTERPIECE
"Captains Courageous" Takes Place Among
Greatest Cinema Achievements Picture
Now Being Shown at Loew's Palace.
BY JAY CARMODY,

@ COURAGEOUS which opened Yesterday at the Palace
perfect motion
winch every should has
and each time apparent
IL LOOKS ike the
seems like oVerpraise the
Evening star., 1937-06-18
SEATS NOW AVAILABLE
FOR FIRST SYLVAN PLAY
III. M. S. Pinafore" to Open Out.
door Festival Season
Tuesday Night.

SEATS for the first Summer Festival
program at the Sylvan Theater
on the Monument slope. the presenta-
ton Tuesday night of Gilbert and
Sullivan's III. NJ S. Pinafore" by
the Estelle Wentworth Opera Group,
have gone on sale at the A. A. A.
Ticket Bureau and the Willard and
Washington Hotels
Approximately 1000 chairs will be
placed on the hillside at the open air
tneater, 800 in the general admission
section and the others In the reserved
section close to the stage. The public
always is invited to attend the per-
fo-mances. of course, and sit on the
grassy slope. Tickets for chairs also
will be available at the Sylvan Theater
on nights of performances.
There will be two programs this
month, the opening one to be followed
Tuesday, June %, by "A Thousand
and One Nights Entertainment" by
the Marian Chace Dancers Both
performances will be preceded by a
concert at o'clock.