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Evening star., 1938-10-28
G.. W..Ole Miss Tilt
Is Postponed Until
2 Pm. Tomorrow

Tonight's football game between
George Washington University
and Ole Miss at Griffith Stadium
has been postponed because of the
rain and condition of the field,
and will be played tomorrow after
noon, starting at 2 o'clock.
Max Harrington, director Of
athletics for g. W., made the an
nouncement after conferring this
afternoon with Mississippi ON
cials and players.
Evening star., 1938-10-28
Arabs Ban Christian Colleague!
From American Services.

LONDON, Oct. % (P.-A Reuters
.(British News Agency dispatch from
Jerusalem said today that Arab lead
ers had forbidden Arab Christians to
attend American controlled Protest.
ant churches in the Holy Land.
The dispatch said the Arab leaders
charged that the American attitude in
Palestines racial strife was pro-Jewish.
Evening star., 1938-10-28
FIREMAN ON ROPE HOLDS
VICTIM FOR 20 MINUTES
Swings Precariously While Others
Cut Through Window to
Save Woman.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. Oct. ga fireman
swinging precariously at the end of a
rope today held Marie Clamens, 35-
year-old patient at the Regent Nurs-
ing Home by the legs for 20 minutes
while other firemen cut through a
fourth-floor easement window to pull
her to safety.
The woman had become wedged in
the window, and the fireman, Charles
Pessoni. who was lowered from the
roof' swung into position near her as
she slowly slipped out OF the narrow
aperture.
Evening star., 1938-10-28

BY the Associated Press.
TOXIC. Oct. 28-A. foreign ofice
statement today said Premier Prince
Konoye had warned France that Japan
might be compelled to take measures"
If the French continue to supply China
with arms.
1t was believed this means possible
Japanese occupation of Hainan Island
just off the South China coast, one of
the points Of the French sphere of in
huence and strategic dagger aimed
at the heart of the vast French Orien-
tai possessions.
Yotaro Sugimura, japanese Ambas-
sador to Paris. protested in Paris, and,
the statement today said, Premier Ko-
noye told French Ambassador Charles
Arsene Henry that Japan was "gravely
concerned with possible development
in the situation"
Silent on U. S. Note.
Officials remained silent on the
United States note, disclosed yesterday.
demanding maintenance of the open
door" in occupied parts of China but
the influential newspaper Asahi said
the Toxic government considered such
insistence unsuitable"
The large independent Liberal news
paper asserted a new situation existed
in the Far East because of Japan's ad-
vances In China and predicted that
Japan would attempt to induce the
United States t0~aebept this. thesis. :
o 90 ssnsnt On
FraAco- Japanese ieldtions said Pre-
nlier Konoye had reminded Ambas-
sador Henry that France some months
ago had proposed voluntarily to halt
the flow Of munitions through Indo-
China. But, the premier said, France
failed to do this and twice thereafte,
Japan asked her Ito reconsider"
Reliable information shows" the
statement continued, that the most
important route left for transportation
Of arms to Chang (China's general
issimo Chang Kai-shek) is through
French 1ndo-China, and China now
is reported active there
Our government are therefore
gravely concerned with the possible
development of the situation"
Measures May Be Taken.
The statement said Ambassador
Sugimura had requested that France
Immediately prohibit transportation oi
war supplies through Indo- China anc
gave warning that lin case the French
government fail to take such measures
Japan might be compelled in self.
defense to take such measures as she
deems necessary"
japanese spokesmen in the past
have declared repeatedly that Jap.
anese occupation of Hainan-Chinese
territory-would not violate the
F'ranco-Japanese treaty of 1907, ir
which each nation promised to re.
spect the others sphere of influence
in China. Neither, Japanese have
said, would it contravene the Franco.
Chinese treaty of 1907, in which China
recognized French special interests In
Hainan.
Narrow-gauge railways join Hanoi
French Indo-China, with China's
southwestern provinces of Yunnan anc
kwangsi. Since the japanese cap.
tured Canton a week ago, these con.
stitute China's only rail connection
with the outside world. With all he,
major ports held by Japan and he,
entire coast blockaded, her only other
possible channels for war supplies are
highways joining Yunnan and British
Burma and the long overland caravan
(See JAPAN. Page Ar
Evening star., 1938-10-28
CLEAN LIVING PAYS
And Cat That Didn't Carouse at
Night Dies at 20.

NEW YORK, Oct. 28 R.-Other
cats in the neighborhood might spend
their nights in song and carousal-
but not Tabitha, the large gray NAL
tese belonging to Mrs. Gilbert T. SUIT
ton of Staten Island
That's why Tabitha lived 20 years
and 7 months, F. M. Kittner, veteri-
marian, said today as the feline was
being buried in the garden of her
home. She died of cancer.
Evening star., 1938-10-28
Summary Of Today's Star

Lost g. Found D-4 women's Pg. B-14
FOREIGN.
Nazis round up hundreds of Polish
Jews. Page Al
Daladier completes break with Com
munsts. Page Al
Czechoslovak-H Hungarian peace settle
ment near. Page Al
Mussolini finds political horizon clear
ing. Page A
Mexico inaugurates drive to regain oil
markets. Page Al
France turns energy to seek recovery
in empire. Page AS
League purge" believed begun for
Fascists' return. Page A.
NATIONAL.
Two members Of Dies group to question
witnesses in California. Page Al
Pennsylvania political parties locked in
desperate struggle. Page Al
National income rises as U. 8. ready
cash reaches new high. Page Al
Union rift may cost Menuhin $1,000
concert role. Page Al
Both sides claim victory in Jersey City
ruling. Page ALL
Mrs. Bush resumes story of spy villa"
plot. Page ALL
Science finds proper diet builds resist
ance. Page ALT
WASHINGTON AND VICINITY.
Father goes to jail rather than give up
child. Page Al
Evening star., 1938-10-28
STOP ARMS GOING
TO CHINA, FRANCE
WARNED BY JAPAN
May BE Compelled to Take
Measures Premier
Declares.
OFFICIALS ARE SILENT
ON AMERICAN PROTEST
American Insistence Upon Trade
Equality Is Unsuitable Says
Newspaper Asahi.

BACKGROUND
United States Government has
made frequent protestations to
Japan since Chinese iDdr began in
July, 1887. Latest iDaS deliDered by
American Ambassador Joseph c.
Grew October s, demanding open
door" in China be preserved.
France also has come into occd-
sional conflict Uith ertent OF
Japan's conQuests. French Indo-
China has been important source of
supply OF arms for China.
Evening star., 1938-10-28
NAZIS SHIP POLISH JEWS
HOME AFTER ROUNDUP
OF THOUSANDS In REICH
Seek to Beat New
Citizenship Law
of Poland.
BULLETIN.

WARSAW, Oct. % (P).-An au-
thoritative source said tonight that
'in all probability" German meas
ures against Polish Jews would be
withdrawn.
Evening star., 1938-10-28
BOYCOTT U. S. CHURCHES

(See FRANCE, Page A-3.)
Evening star., 1938-10-28

(See JAPAN, Page A-4.)
Evening star., 1938-10-28

(See WHITNEY, Page A-3.)
Evening star., 1938-10-28

Partly cloudy and slightly colder to.
night; minimum temperature tonight
about 42 degrees; tomorrow fair, slowly
rising temperature. Temperatures today
Highest. So. at pm; lowest, 4s, at noon.
Full report on page Az.
Evening star., 1938-10-28

(See UTILITIES, Page A-3)
La gaceta., 1938-11-05
FL beneficio de Delfino

I'm exito monetario, social y
de expression de carino hacia dos
artistas, ell beneficio de anoche,
en- ell teatro del Circulo Cubano.
Estelita Echezabal y Gilberto
Delfino, tiple ella, primer actor
81, pueden sentirse satisfechos
del homemade que les rindi6 Ell
publico de Tampa.
Homemade sincere a sus meri-
tos, a su bondad y a la simpatia
que en- todos han sabido desper-
tar.
"Huelga General fue interpre
tada de manera admirable, 10
mismo que la obra complemen+
taria 10 Que Puede Suceder."
Muchos regalos hicieron a los
artistas sus amigos, admirable =
res y companeros.
Reciban Estelita y su esposo,
ell amable, intelligence Y correcto
Delfino, nuestra felicitaci6n jus
ia y sincera.
, Dedicaron ellos su function al
Comite Popular Democratico de
Socorro a Espana, dos Centres, a
las damas y Directiva del Circu-
10 Cubano, al consul de Cuba,
DR.. Juan Manuel de la Puente,
prensa, autcridades Y al p16blico
Delfino esta agradecido, 10
miSmo que su esposa, Gle LAS de-
mostraciolles ds carino Iecibi-
das.
Hoy Sc daran dos tandas, una
a las 8 de la noche, con "Don
Juan Liborio o Don Luis Nor
dia", y la otra, EN- function de me
dianoche, con la misma graciosi
sima obra.
10 que no Sc debe querer"
Sc representara manana domin-
go.
An1nciase para ell venidero
viernes vel beneficio de la nota-
La gaceta., 1938-11-05
40 QUE e PASAR"
LA HUBLGA GENERAL
EN- Ell CIRCCIO: CUBANO
Por Jose r. Sanfeliz

4 sA 80 " - -
Franco expression de afecto y
simpatia fue demostrada en- la
noche de aver por ell auditorio
ore ocupaba aas butacas y sc
a~glomeraba en- los pasillos para
contribuir al exito de del bene-
ficio de los simpaticos artistas
Estelita Echezabal y Gilberto
Delfino.
La obra escogida, la Huel-
ga General" fue muy aplaudi-
da va que 81 auditorio sc di6 pie
ma cuenta de la satira del autor
para demoStrar la inconsistent
cia de las masas obreras cuando
obedecen a tontas Y a locas los
desplantes de TN delegado.
En- ell boceto 60 que puede
pasar", los beneficiados tuvie-
ron otra OCCASION para demoStrar
plenamente que dominar ell arte
dramatico, en- la recitaci6n de
los versos de Manolo Sanchez de
Leon. Inmumerables y Valiosos
obsequios fueron presantados
ante ell p1blica, ofrendas de a
mistad admiration y compane-
rismo mercedes por los benefit
ciados.
Ell Sr. Gilberto Delfino Y ell
f1egrito- Happy" anunciaron ell
beneficio de Clarivel Alvarez y
Pepe Gasulla, ell pr6ximo vier-
mes II de Noviembre.
La gaceta., 1938-11-05
Ia Reina del Centre

Esta noche vestira ell Centre
Asturiano sus mejores galas y
elegira, con la algeria Y SUI
prema elegancia de otros amos
su Reina de gracia, belleza y
simpatia.
Dos son las candidates, la
Srta. Obdulia Garcia, hija de
los estimados esposos Jesus
Garcia, del 1908 de la Gale
Diez, y Trina Rubio, hija de
los esposos Manuel Rubio, del
1914 de la avenida Is.
Dos lindas muchachas, de
excelentes familias, siempre
listas para colaborar en- las o.
bras meritorias del Centre as
tur.
PreSldlra la flesta la relna
saliente, Sra. Rosa Alfonso, hi
ia de los apreciados esposos
Maxine Alfonso, del 1921 de la
Gale Cordelia, en- West Tam
pa.
Han sido nominadas y seran
las damas de honor de la rel
ma, las bellas muchachas Abel
ia Diaz, hija de los esposos R.
Benito Dfaz; Consuelo Aizpu-
ru, hija de los esposos Jose
Aizpuru; Leonora Suarez, hi
ia de los estimados seposos F.
Suarez, Y Virginia Valdes, hi
ia de los estimados esposos F.
La gaceta., 1938-11-05
NOTAS SOCIALES

del 2209H de la avenida Me-
braska.
La votaci6n para la reina y
sus damas sc efectuara entire
las $50 de la noche y la 100
de la madrugada.
Terminate Ell escrutlnio Sc da
"a a conocer Ell resultado; pero
la reina no sera coronado hasta
la fiesta de Ano Nuevo.
Tres orquestas tocaran en- es-
ia Novena Noche de Gala de la
poderosa sociedad.
Gracias por la invitacion que
amablemente Sc nos ha manda-
do.
La gaceta., 1938-11-05

BILE pareja de baile Clarivel Ga
sulla.
La gaceta., 1938-11-05
LOS FACCIO-
sos OTRO VAPOR MER-
CANTE ~


Londres, Nov. 5.-Comuni-
can de Alemania que ell vapor
leal espanol Rio Miera fue a.
tacado en- ell mar del norte por
Ell crucero pirata Ciudad de
Alicante, que .enarbola la ban
dera de los .facciosos manda-
dos por ell general Franco.
Ell vapor fue apresado y la
tripnlacion hecha prisionera.
Bajo la protection aparente
de la escuadra alemana, bar
La gaceta., 1938-11-05
LAS TROPAS HUNGARAS
CRUZAN Ell RIO DANUBIO


Budapest, Hungria, Nov. 5.
Para posesionarse de otra
porcion de Checoeslovaquia,
las tropas h1ngaras cruzaron
ell Danubio por medic de puen
ties de pontones.
Los periodicos h1ngaros ha
blan de la RESURRECTION nacio
nal" y aluden a futures pro-
gresos.
Ell primer pasor dado por los
h1ngaros fue la eocupaci6n de
la isla de la Pequena Schuett,
La gaceta., 1938-11-05

cos de los traidores %espanoles
realizaron en- esta semana, en-
ell mar del Norte, dos ataques
contra otros tantos vapores
mercantes, uno ingles y ell otro
espanol.
Ell primero de los vapores,
Ell Cantabria, fue hundido por
ell llamado crucero auxiliar
Nadir.
La gaceta., 1938-11-05
Matinee

Matinee
Ell Centre Espano celebrara
manana otro de sus bales dur
nos de los domingos.
Angel de la Riva Y los mucha
chos de la Seccion de Recreo tie
men la seguridad del exito, como
amos anteriores.
Sc halla a cargo de la orques-
ia don Francisco ell progra-
ma bailable.
Bueno es repetir que la Sec
cion tiene en- cartera varias a.
tracciones.
La gaceta., 1938-11-05
Cinta hablada en- espanol y

Cinta hablada en- espanol y
cantada por artistas que llevan
en- 81 Ell alma de Espana.
La nueva empresa hizo un es-
fuerzo para presentar esta exec
lente production.
Pagaran 25 centavos las per-
sonas mayores Y los ninos 10.
Sc exhibiran durante siete
dfas, de modo que la colonia la
tina pueda veraa.
La gaceta., 1938-11-05
PRESTAMOS DINERO

$40, $50, 500 en- compra de go
mas Atlas, tubos, radios, bate :
rfas, arreglos m~ecanicos, pintu-
ra, bocinas, TODD 10 que su auto
m6vil requiera o necesite, con
pequenos pagos semanales sal
dara su cuenta. Standard Gas,
Oil, Grease. Laurence One Stop
Station, 1909 7th Avenue Ybor
City. ~
La gaceta., 1938-11-05
LARGA DISTANC7A

Una extension telefonica a la
cocina o cuarto de dormir econo-
mia incontables pasos y no cues
ia mas que ell valor de un sello
de correo al dia.
Pone amigos y parientes de dis
tantes ciudades tan cerca como
nuestro t~elefono.
Las tarifas son bajas despues de
las 700 P. M. y TODD Ell dia del
domingo.
La gaceta., 1938-11-05
Aviso para continuation de venta

Por la presente Sc notifica a todas las personals int.
resadas; que ell abajo firmante, ~Liquidador del Citizens
Bank & rust Company de Tampa, Florida, presentara
una solicitud ante ell Honorable Juez de la Corte del Cir
quito, del Dacimo-tercer Distrito judicial del Condado
de Hillsborough, Florida, en- la sala de la Corte del Clr-
quito en- la Casa Corte de Tampa, Condado de HILLSIDE
rough, Florida, a las 10 de la manana del Jueves II de
Noviembre de 1888, o tan pronto como pueda ser aten-
dido mas tarde, para su a~probaci6n y confirmation, de
la subasta p1blica a la enrtada de la Casa Corte de Tam
pa, Florida, de los tftulos remanentes clasifcados por SD
orden del Citizens Bank & Trust Company, de Tampa,
Florida, cuya venta antes dicha Sc efectu6 ell IL de No
viembre de 1888, y que ell ofrecimiento acceptable por los
mencionados titulos fue de $470, 100000 al contado.
.. M. A. SMITH
Liquidador del Citizens Bank & Trust Co.
La gaceta., 1938-11-05
Teatro del Centre
Asturiano

Una pelfcula de merito "Alla
en- ell Rancho Grande'', interpre-
tada por famosos artistas, servi-
"a para inaugurar mafiana do :
mingo la temporada de cinepar-
lante en- ell Centre Asturiano.
La gaceta., 1938-11-05
de D~oborgas.

cerca de Doborgas.
La infanteria Marcia al
.frente del avance, seguida por
la caballeria y unidades de ar
tilleria.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-24
BUILDING SECTION
Building
SIuckens
In City

Summer vacations and vacation
plans retarded Imperial Valleys
building industry during the past
week, contractors and material sup
ply houses reported Saturday.
Only one new house was reported,
that by the Builders Supply COM
pany, which completed ground work
on the George Louden residence on
18th and Olive streets.
The Louden home will be a frame
stucco home finished in plaster in
the interior. 1t will be patterned
after modern California architec-
tue on the exterior.
The Hamilton job moved ahead
of schedule with frame work com
plete. Foundation work was COM
pleted on the w B. Hanna home.
Both houses will feature built
in washing machine, dish washing
machine and water Softener.
Sones Lumber company announced
the completion of the r. l.. Shawn
home in Olive street
Other contractors reported no
new jobs.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-24
Farm Prices
Show Economic
SIip-Back

If the prices OF arm commo-
dities TO the farmer is any criterion,
California undoubtedly experienced
somewhat of an economic back
slip during June, although it is now
generally reported that the Situa-
ton may have changed for the bet
ter Utilizing quotations Of twenty
four of the leading farm commodi-
ties on June Is, the Giannini Foun-
dation of the University of Califor-
MIA College of Agriculture made
comparisons with like quotations of
a year ago. and the result was not
particularly mplimentary to this
years figures. All quotations are
supplied by the Bureau OF Agricul-
tural Economics of the United
States Department of Agriculture.
Twenty-one of the twenty-four
commodities brought a lower farm
price in the June figures than in
similar figures in June, 1887. The
three increases recorded were for
eggs, chickens and potatoes. Six
teen of the items brought lower
figures in June than they did in
May of this year. These items were
beef cattle, veal calves, sheep, milk,
milk fat, wool, barley, wheat. oats,
corn, alfalfa hay, other hay, cotton,
beans, oranges and lemons. The
1888 May-June comparisons in three
items were the same, these being
lambs. butter and potatoes.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-24
new BUILDINGS
SOUGHT AT
EXPERIMENT STA.

Following close on the heels OF a
promise by the board of county
supervisors TO aid in the maintain
ence of the Meloland experiment
station. B. A. Maoson, head of the
Agronomy division of the Univer-
sity of California has advised the
university to appropriate $4,000 to
be used for the erection OF two
new aforementioned dwellings on
the station grounds, Harry c.
James. secretary of the Meloland
Station Improvement group an
nounced Saturday.
James approved the step taken
by Madison but suggested that new
office buildings should also be con-
structed. James pointed out that
the Imperial county experiment
station should be one of the finest
in the nation as the valley offers
limitless opportunities in agricul-
ture.
James explained that though l..
G. Goar, superintendent of the sta
ton, has accomplished more than
any other man in the development
of agriculture, he has labored un-
der extreme difficulties in attain
ing these goals.
1t is only fair that he have
modern equipment and comforta-
BILE working condition, James con-
cluded.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-24
SUGAR BEETS
As
MONEY CROP

Sugar beets have arrived in the
valley to stay, John Robertson,
field man for the Holly Sugar
company, announced Saturday and
will. in a few years. eliminate the
excess cantaloupe and lettuce acre
age.
Robertson pointed out that next
season will prove that sugar beets
will net neat profit for valley
farmers.
Despite the fact that many farm
esr lost money on beets last season
the acreage in the valley will be
nearly double that of last year.
With the experience gained and
through care in growing and IN
selection of land farmers are GER
tain to succeed with a sugar beet
crop, Robertson said.
Robertson cited one grower who
averaged 20 tons with a II per
cent sugar content on 275 acres
This same man will plant an even
thousand acres next season. The
average for this entire crop was
1851 per cent sugar with an 80
per cent purity. Robberson's COM
pany is well satisfied with the re-
suit and has already contracted
nearly 1900 acres for next season,
Loading dumps have been built
at Brawley, Ell Centre, and Holt
vile and at least two more are
contemplated in the north end
of the valley.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-24
Wheat Acreage
In Valley May
Hit Record Low

Wheat acreage in the Imperial Valley in 1899 may
be the lowest in history summary OF the AAA wheat
nrogram by the extension office disclosed Saturday.
According 10 the AAA law passed by congress,
NOT more than three per cent of the county wheat allo
Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-24

U
ment can be apportioned TO farms
on which wheat has not been
planted during any Of the three
years Immediately preceding the
wear in which the allotment is
made.
In other words. regardless OF
the amount of wheat a grower
NAV have produced on other lands,
if he is not now farming land
which grew wheat in 1896, 1887 or
1888 he can expect little or no al
lotment of acreage in 1899.
In Imperial county, an apparent
total of less than 700 acres Is
available for 1899 wheat acreage
allotment to new" lands which
did not harvest wheat in any OF
the three proceeding years.
Marketing Quota
As a result valley farmers may
abandon wheat raising because OF
the danger Of establishing a mark
citing quota.
Under the establishment OF a
marketing quota those growers who
sell more than their quota will be
taxed Is cents per bushel. That
tax would virtually eliminate pro-
fit from the crop.
Allotment Purpose
The purpose of the acreage al
lotments is to noid the acreage
at a level which will return reas-
enable profit to producers and at
the same time insure consumers
of an adequate wheat supply. In
addition the allotments tie in with
other sections of the AAA program
% Agriculture conservation
payments are made to wheat pro-
ducers for not exceeding thell
acreage allotments.
(2-This year wheat loans are
available only TO producers wht
grow not in excess of los per Ger
of their acreage allotments.
Off a marketing quota is pro
claimed and is approved by pro
ducers each producers maketinI
quota will be calculated on basi
of his 1899 acreage allotment.
(4-While all wheat grower
are eligible for crop insurance il
1899, only those who do not exceed
acreage allotments in 1889 will b
eligible in 1910.
While this program will ali
wheat belt farmers, it promises t
act as a death blow to vale
wheat production.
Frank Beyschlag, farm advisor
urged all valley farmers who ar
growing wheat to apply immed
lately for wheat acreage allot
ment as conservation payment
can be secured by not exceedin
allotments as established by tn
AAA.