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Evening star., 1938-04-07
SNOW WHITE GOES
ON RADIO TONIGHT.
Screen Voice to Headline
Program Over WJSV at
7:3O O'Clock.

Snow White will be the headliner Of
tonight's We. the People program
(WJSv, 7:30). Snow White. in so far
As the voice heard in Mr.. Disrey's
sensational screen achievement is
concerned, is Adriana Caselctti She
was chosen for the task after additions
held over a period of one year, and
is the daughter of Hollywood singing
teacher. Others slated to be the
guests Of Gabriel Heater are Paul
Vincent Carroll, Irish schoolmaster
who wrote the hit play Shadow and
Substance; John Rumple, last man
to leave the Titanic. and Lewis N
Cotlow. gorilla hunter
Secretary of State Hull's address
to Latin American diplomats features
the lineup of speech broadcasts It
is to be carried by WMAL and WJSv
at 1890. At 10 o'clock. WJSV has
scheduled a rebroadcast of talk
which will have been given earlier in
the day over the network by Senator
Duffy, Wisconsin Democrat, on Gov
ernment Aid to Industries" rs There
Way to World Peace?" is the sub
ject Of the Town Meeting of the Air
program (WMAL, 800.
Ethel Barrymore Scheduled.
The variety shows promise a series
OF entertaining periods tonight. which
is not unusual. Rudy Vallee (WRC, 81
presents Ethel Barrymore in a scene
from her current vehicle, "Whiteoaks :"
An hour later on the same station,
Maureen O'Sullivan and John Beal
are to be heard in "preview" Of their
latest picture. Port Of Seven Seas"
and Judy Garland will sing Sweet
heart OF Sigma Chi because she has
been made official sweetheart of the
Ohio State chapter. Moving on an
other hour but sticking with WRC.
We find that Bing Crosby has engaged
Gail Patrick and Edmund Lowe of
Evening star., 1938-04-07
Natures Children
Hermit Spadefoot
(Scaphiopus holbrookii).

realize that the animated ball Of dirt
should be inspected. The funny little
fellow lifts his chubby hands to clear
the mist from is golden eyes and then
you see the oval black pupil.
Upon finding he is likely to be in
terviewed he snuggles down into the
earth again. with his head bent for
ward and his chin on his arms, his
eyes shut tight and his sides pulled
out.
Because of their retiring habit
spade-foot toads are not so we'll known
as they should be. There Is time
in spring when their fancy turns to
thoughts Of domesticity. Then hun
dreds of them roll out of their deep,
cozy burrows and seek the ponds or
temporary pools to be found in April
or May.
At this time they sing. How they
sing! But their stay is rarely over
two days. You can tell the response
of the females. for they merely make
Evening star., 1938-04-07
Hollywood and Rudolph CAM. con-

Hollywood and Rudolph CAM, con-
cert pianist
Other features-Glenda Farrell Of
fers an original dramatic sketch. and
Charles Baum plays novel arrange
ments of popular melodies on the
piano during the Kate Smith show
(WJSV. 81 ., A portion of the gala
dedicatory program for the new studios
of WCCO, St. Paul-Minneapolis, are
carried by WJSV at ll:45 DR..
Howard Hanson conducts the Roches-
ter Civic Orchestra in compositions by
two sons of Johann Sebastian Bach
(WMAL. 8:45). The program includes
"Sinfonia,' by Wilhelm friedman
Bach, and Concerto in F for Two
Pianos" by Karl Philip Emanuel Bach.
Tomorrow-Dr. Lewis Levinson, who
appeared Turing Tommy Dorsey's re-
cent amateur swing contest here. will
be the guest of Lee Everett (WMAL,
7:30 a.mD. DR.. Levinson is a violin
ist Rural editors are to discuss
agricultural conditions in various parts
of the country during the National
Farm and Home Hour (WMAL. IL 30)
DR.. Walter Damrosch lays aside
his baton to appear as soloist in the
second movement of the late George
Gershwins Concerto in F for Piano
and Orchestra" during the Music
Appreciation Hour (WMAL, y.
Evening star., 1938-04-07

a low sort of growl in answer to the
singing suitors. Once the chorus Is
heard 1t Is remembered.
Swimming Is not one Of their ac-
plishments - neither is floating.
Since they spend so little time In the
water, they seek submerged logs,
stones. anything upon which they can
rest between exertions of travel.
The mothers leave their strings of
eggs behind them and hasten back
to their caves. Look over the grass
blades in the pond or from blade to
blade. In 7 to IS days, weather gov
erning, the eggs hatch.
The taddies are a beautiful velvety
black in water but have a brownish
cast if closely inspected. They are
short and fat and have narrow, spot
ted tails. When two weeks old the
tadpoles have tiny, frail-looking arms,
and their tails begin to get shorter
each day. At this stage they become
Evening star., 1938-04-07

brown above. There is a yellow curved
line which extends along the upper
margin of the body as we'll as on the
outer parts of the legs and arms. The
under parts are dingy white with a
purplish tinge The sole of the foot
is large. black and spadelike.
In the early spring, when the her
NIT rolls out of his earth hollow, he
looks like small ball of dirt and has
been mistaken for such until he de-
cided to move. or. as is his custom,
he expels the air from his lungs. This
seems to cause his sides to cave in
and the eyes become visible, and you
Evening star., 1938-04-07
FOUND.

COLLIE. white with black markings, Mary
land license. Potomac 5000.
FOUND--Wire- terrier, vicinity Du-
pont Circle. Phone Decatur 254l and
identify.
KEYS, found at 5th and Pa ave. NV;
black leather holder. four keys. Room
742, National Press Bldg
Evening star., 1938-04-07

impatient and eager to leave the pond.
They seek soil, into which they bur-
row. for their front feet are strong
enough to dig little cave as a hiding
place.
The tadpoles are expert insect and
spider catchers. and If you should be
very lucky and find wee spadefoot
and try to become friendly by picking
him up, he makes a squeaking sound
that Is most distressing.
Copyright. 1889
Evening star., 1938-04-07
LOST.

BILLFOLD, containing money and papers
giving address of owner suitable reward II
returned to Room S91, National Press
Building. s..
BUNCH OF KEYS, in leather folder, be-
tween lSth and 18th on H st. NV. Finder
please return to s15 18th ST. NV.
CASE, black. with glasses. with Philadel-
phla address on cover. Call Columbia
Evening star., 1938-04-07
BY LILLIAN COX ATHEY.

N EASTERN North America, in
cluding Texas and Florida, 1t Is
Evening star., 1938-04-07

.j4Jb
LADY'S POCKETBOOK brown; Mccrorys
lOc store cor. 9TH and Eve. and Golden
bergs; containing valuable papers, sum OF
money. Reward. 2l24 Nichols ave. Sc
Atlantic S6g3
POCKETBOOK, lady's. black containing
glasses: near Colonial Village. Reward.
Call Walnut 6H09.
POCKETBOOK, brown, at Mass ave. and
Thomas Circle. containing valuable KEYS
money JewelIy. etc: reward. West 1l2n
POCKETBOCK lady's. black Murphy's
Store. or between Murphys. F ST. to 10Th
and SITS NV, containing money III
envelope with firms name Reward Phone
National 06sO. Mrs D. Mitchell.
SETTER PUPPY. s months white ami
black. male: lame in front paw. vicinity
Chevy Chase. Reward. Wisconsin 5O49
SILVER OXFORD GLASSES with chair
yesterday bet. Union Station. ] lth and T
sts. NV. Reward. 34O9 Wisconsin ave. u.
WRIST WATCH. mans Hamilton. yellow
gold. Lost vicinity 5th and Florida ave
ne. Reward. North 1878
WRIST WATCH. ladys, platinum ana
diamond. > basuetteS. name on back: re-
ward. Phone North s6l3. Pauline H. Hill
WRIST WATCH. lady's Gruen initiated
B. S. M" Lost Thursday. downtown vicin-
!ty. Reward. Adams 1884.
Evening star., 1938-04-07
DR.. H. L. Nostrand Appointed.

DR.. Howard L. Nostrand OF the
United States Naval Academy has been
appointed assistant professor of French
at. Brown University, effective with
the beginning of the next academic
today.
Evening star., 1938-04-07
Education Conference Set.

The Federal Board Of Vocational
Education will hold its North Atlantic
Regional Conference in the Wardman
Park Hotel April II to II, 1t was an
nounced today.
Evening star., 1938-04-07

cluding Texas and Florida, 1t Is
hoped you will make the &C.
4 quaintance of the rather queer
looking hermit. This is his range,
and he lives in burrow in the
ground. His skin is smooth, and there
are no bony crests on his head. His
ears are much smaller than his eyes,
which are very prominent and have
a vertical pupil. There is decided
greenish cast on the back Of some
of the hermits. while others are ashy
Evening star., 1938-04-07

Finland was the first country to
concede woman suffrage.
Evening star., 1938-04-07
HITTENMARK NAMED

Gordon Hittenmark, radio an
nouncer, will be master OF ceremonies
at the Community Center Circus to
be held at the Central High School
stadium May IA. Mrs. Elizabeth K.
Peoples, director of the Community
Center Department, announced Mr..
Hittenmark's acceptance Of the post
yesterday. This will be the second
consecutive year he has announced the
event.
Evening star., 1938-03-14
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Evening star., 1938-03-14
The Ewes Have It.

ePARTANBURG, S. Cit was the
long eye-not the arm-of the law
that put six men in Jail for gambling.
Of1cer I. L. K. Cooksey, trying out
IN old telescope, spotted the men play
Ing cards in an open field hundreds of
yards away. His phone call brought
q squad Of fellow officerS. They sur
rounded and captured the men.
Evening star., 1938-03-14
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processed oil the man would have to
take one and thirty seven sixty-thirds
barrels. The barrel represents nine
tenths of the amount which must be
brought because 10 per cent is taken
by the professor and the rest Of the
total amount is the 80 ler cent shrink
age,
Evening star., 1938-03-14

Il cannot-I cannot kill him. 1 will mott" Yvonne
walled in anguish. Gulm, the high priest
seized with mad fury. He would not b. dehed!
Strike" he thundered: "or You die" Dick looked
up at the girl. "Strike!" he urged: there's no
other way!"
Evening star., 1938-03-14

Even if Tarzan were free. he could not possibly
reach the spot in time to Dick. But he
not free he was the prisoner Of 20 spesr-armed
savages. And they were answering in their de-
termination to take him back cell in the garrison
town.
Evening star., 1938-03-14
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La gaceta., 1938-02-05
La obra de la retaguardia de Tampa
IMPORTANCE REUNION DEL COMITE
POPULAR DEMOCRATICO
Sc constituira un Capitulo local de los Amigos
de la Democracia Espanola

Como habiamos anunciado Sc
reuni6 aver EN- ell Centre Obre-
70, presidiendo Jose Martinez, ell
Comite Popular Democratico de
Socorro a Espana.
Sc abri6 la session con ID ,ctu-
"a del acta y I'm informe de la
Sra. Maria Gill sobre trabajos
realizados para %organizar aqui
IN capitulo de los Amigos Anne
icanos de la Democracia Espa-
1ola.
Los trabajos preliminares pa
ra la organization Sc han COM
Dletado va y componen ell grupo
director ell Rev. J. A. Phillips,
presidents G. G. Becknell, pro-
fesor de la Universidad de Tam
pa. vice, y Sra. Maria Gill, Sc
cretaria-tesorera.
ColaIooran con estos amigos
de Espana ell Rev. Walter Met
La gaceta., 1938-02-05

calf, ell Rev. P. X. Gull v ell Rev,
Paul B, Cooper.
La reunion para organizar en-
dsfinitiva Sc verificara ell dia
IA, en- esta ciudad, con w, c,
Kelly, de Miami, como orador
visitante y consejero.
Ell Comite acord6 darle $50,
para gastos de papel, sellos. cir
culares, ETC., a csc capitulo y a.
yudarlo en- TODD 10 possible.
Para ell primer acto pdblico
de importancia, en- ell AuditoriC
Municipal, sera invitado ell Sc
nador Claude Pepper, un buen
amigo de la colonia latina.
La proposition para ell otor.
gamiento de los $50 Sc hizo POI
Aurelio Prado, secundada por
Domingo Robes.
Ell capitulo limitara sus aeti
vidades. en- cuanto a cuestacio
La gaceta., 1938-02-05

mes, venta de bapderas, botones,
a la poblacion americana.
Para asistir a la reunion del
dia Ii ell Comite design6 a Ma
nuel Garcia, Jr., Victoriano
Manteiga, Ramonln Rodriguez
y Pedro Rodriguez Moya.
Fueron leidas y seran contes-
tadaS, expresivas cartas de la
Federated Press y de Pablo
Diaz.
Ell Frente Popular de MEXICO,
EN- atenta carta, ofrece una ex-
posici6n de cartones fotografi-
cos de Espana, traidos a Anne
RIGA por ell companero LEO
Daily.
Teniendo en- cuenta los planes
Gel Comlte sc ac0fd0 cOnteStaf
que por ahora no es possible
traerla.
Fueron agregados a la repre-
sentaci6n del Centric Asturiano
los c~ompaheros Jose Tamargo
y Emilio Galen, que va asistie-
ron a la session de anoche.
Tn telegrama del PreSidente
de la Cruz Roja Espanola, Sr.
Romeo, da cuenta de la llegada
a Francia, segun una comunica-
(Pasa a Ia la. p.S.)
La gaceta., 1938-02-05
Los EnSdyOS

Los EnSdyOs
Bajo la direction de Manuel
Aparicio comenzaran la semana
que viene los ensayos de los CRU
pos de j6venes y senoritas que
intervendran en- las fiestas de
La Verbena del Tabaco.
Las cuatro principles socie-
dades, las que tendran pabello-
mes en- La Verbena, ofrecieron
esos j6venes en- prueba de apre-
clio a la comunidad.
Aparicio prepare un gran es-
pectaculo y, como va saben nues
tros lectores, tendra la coopera-
ci6n de valiosoS artistas cuba
nos.
En- los terrenos de La VERDE
ma pondra un elegante restau-
rant con precios razonables, ell
Columbia.
Ell popular establecimiento lie
vara una orquesta y procurara
que ell p1blico sea bien servido.
Bueno es repetir que ell saba
do pr6ximo, dfa IL, Sc efectuara
la gran comida que La Verbena
ofrece a los periodistas del esta-
do.
Russell Kay, Raul Vega Mar
tinez Ybor Y otros interviewer
en- la organization.
Hara epoca en- la historic de
Tampa la Verbena de este ano.
La gaceta., 1938-02-05
C0n1idd


Manana, en- ell Restaurant Co.
lumbia, a las 1890, Sc efectuara
la comida organizada por los di-
rectores de la sociedad Centre
Espanol.
Acto de comprehension y her
mandad; de comunidad de SEN
timientos en- favor de una obra
que es de todos.
Presidira Don Ramon Fer
nandez Rey, ell active y popular
p~residente, en- compania de los
vicepresidentes, ell secretario
.Souto, ell tesorero Vega y los vo-
Gales.
Pasa de Glen ell n1mero de GU
biertos Separates.
Casimiro Hernandez Y Ma
nuel Garcia, los duenos del eco
lumbia", ordenaron I'm menu es-
pecial para ell Centre.
ALI nos veremos.
La gaceta., 1938-02-05
NOTAS SOClALES

Bale
En- la noohe de hoy celebrara
su bale de CARNIVAL la sociedad
Unione Italiana.
Tocaran dos o~rquestas en- ell
elegante edificio de la Septima
y Gale Is.
Algunas invitaciones Sc han
repartidO entire nuestros mejo-
res elementos sociales.
Tn nuevo triunfo para los j6
venes de la Seccion de Recreo y
Adorno.
La gaceta., 1938-02-05
La FeT'id

Hoy cerrara sus puertas la
Feria de Florida.
Todas las marcas de asisten-
cia fueron batidas en- este ano.
Dfas en- que desfilaron por los
terrenos mas de 100000 perso-
mas.
Satisfedho debe sentirse ell
presidente Carl Brorein Y la A
sociaci6n de la Feria.
Mayor sera ell empeno para
1899 Y todos colaboraremos.
La gaceta., 1938-02-05
La BrGVd

Las companies Postal Tele1
graph y Western Union quieren
darle una ''brava" a la colonia
latina y retirar de este barrio
las oficinas que establecieron
hace varioS amos.
Miles de telegramas mandan
anualmente los ''latinoS" v los
negocios relacionados con ellos.
pero los jefes de esas empresas
La gaceta., 1938-02-05
Camptean0s

La inteligente nina Felicia
LaIbruzEa, hija de los estimados
esposos Tony y Francis Labruz
"a, cumple hoy Z amos de edad.
Una fiesta Sc efectuara en- su
honor. Los eSposos Labruzza re-
siden en- ell 1911 de la 5a. ave-
Larga vida deseamos a la lin
da nina y sus amantes padres.
La gaceta., 1938-02-05
FRANCO NOMBRA A
SU HERMANO

Habana, FEB. o.-Los fascis-
tas ~espanoles fueron notificados
aver de que el general Franco
nombr6 Representative suyo en-
Lisboa, Portugal, a uno de sus
hermanos.
La gaceta., 1938-02-05

quieren humillar a la colonia Ia
tina.
Mande su protesta a la conf
sion de ferrocarriles y comuni-
cacioneS.
La gaceta., 1938-02-05
F. FERRARI BILLOCH
NJ N ES!
ASH ES LA SECTA
LAS LOGIAS DE PALMA
E IBIZA
(27)
iArmas! iArmaS !


traves de Navarro, iban a en-
! grosar los dep6sitos formados
con ell armamento que no pudo
terminar de recoger ell espano-
lisims comandante Doval, por
que una destituciGn imperti-
nente del Gobierno Lerroux
cort6 la magnifica labor de
saneamiento que estaba reali-
zando en- Asturias..... Y la re-
caudaci6n-muchos miles de
duros a la semana-Que Sc To-
graba a traves del Socorro Ro-
jo International y de las CO.
tizaciones semanales del ira
bajador, iba a unirse a aque-
Hos ocho millones que Sc guar
do Gonzalez Pena cuando di-
rigio ell asalto a la Gaia del
Baneo de Espana en- Oviedo.
Ell MARXISMO T
EN- PIE DE GUERRA.
iY TODD ell mundo 10 saba!
TODD ell mundo saba que Sc
recaudaba escandalosamente
para armamento de las mill
cias antifascistas. En- la Gale,
en- los mjtines marxistas, ell
las manifestations c~allejeras,
entire trapos rojos y punos "a
menazantes...... Las milicias so
cialistas y comunistas Sc ejer-
citaban militarmente, bajo la
direction del teniente de Asal
to, Pepe Castillo, para formar
eficaces cuadros de choque.
Los mocitos, con mono" azui,
de los barrios madrilenos de
Cuatro Caminos, Tetuan y
Puente de Vaileeas, lucian sus
relucientes pistolas ante sus
novias, %quienes les sonreian
con promesas de ventura.
Todo ell mundo saba que la
revolution seguia su trayecto-
ria con una fusrza intensa,
con un vigor y tales posibili-
dades de triunfo, que solo un
milagro podla atajarla.
Y ell milagro Sc realize:
Por la voluntad de Dios, en-
ell ambisnte de Espana surgio
un hombre glorioso. Millones
de buenos espaholes 10 han
grabado en- gu propio cora
z6n: Franco, ell generalfsimo.
Solo la voluntad firmfsima
de nuestro ilustre caudillo, ha
podido levantar ell potente di-
que, amasado con tanta san
gre her6ica y espanohsima,
que refrena e impide la sOvie-
tizaci6n de Espana.
Porque ellos mismos, los re-
volucionarios, 10 pregonaban
a voz en- critic:
"En ell convencimiento de to
dos esta, que ell pr6ximo en-
puje de la clase trabajadora
no sera resistido por ell Gobier
no, a pesar del aumento de
sus fuerzas represivas."
Y aolara a1n, ell libro cita-
do, con una osadia solo COM
prensible cuando Sc recuerda
que ell propio Gobierno era be-
ligerante en- la lucha-...-. en- ia
vor de ellos, claro. Dice:
"Nuestra organization mill
tar ha de ser candestina; ha
de tener un trabajo %especiali-
simo y de heroicidad. Su ac-
tuaci6n no puede, en- ningdn
momento, estar bajo ell control
de la legalilad gubernamen
tai. Nuestro ejercito rojo, con
lforme crezca a costa del So
cavamiento de la fuerza repre-
silva del Estado, ha de ser di-
rigido por la organization in
surreccional, llamese esta CO.
mo Sc q%uiera. Por eonsfguien-
te, al margen de los sindica-
tos Y de los cuadros poEticos,
procuremos 6rganos especifi :
cos de lucha..,..
Recapacite ell lector sobre
estas importantes declaracio :
mes de ana organization legal
tan autorizada como era la de
las Juventudes socialistas.
La gaceta., 1938-02-05
Matinee

Dara manana otro bale. Y
matinee, en- ell edificio de la Sep
TINA avenida, la secci6n de re-
creo del Centre Espanol.
Contratada esta la popular
, orqueSta de Don Francisco.
Evening star., 1938-05-03

him with her deep brown eyes, he felt
a peculiar sensation stir inside OF him.
The guilty feeling persisted as the
found that more and more he sought
out Kay Atkinsons company. The
guilt was more poignant, perhaps, be-
cause shortly after his arrival he had
received letter from Judith. It was
a gay letter, curious in subtle way
regarding his abrupt departure, and
also slightly affectionate.
Mart didn't answer the letter. He
decided to teach Judith a lesson. Be-
sides, life had become almost worth
living again since he had met Kay.
X
A MONTH after his arrival at Long
= Lake, Mart decided he'd better
go home. His friendship with Kay
Atkinson had reached point Of in
timacy which demanded some sort Of
explanation. He'd either have to pro-
pose or quit the field.
The evening before his departure
Mart spent alone in his room. In
spite of everything he was acutely
aware of little thrill at thoughts
of once more seeing Judith. The
guilty feeling was more poignant than
ever. He hadn't been loyal to Judith,
could hardly blame her if he found
that she had been finding enjoyment
in the company of others.
On the other hand, thoughts of
leaving Kay, of never seeing her again,
were torment. She had come to mean
a lot to him, was everything any man
could ask in girl. She was different
from most girls; quiet, unassuming.
At last Mart made a decision
Mart wired Thad Harding Of his ex-
pected arrival in New York His heart
leaped when he swung from the train
and saw not only Thad but Judith,
too He waited by the steps while
they rushed to meet him. A sense of
remorse possessed him. He felt mis-
cradle and uneasy
Mart would have spoken, would
have explained things. then and there,
had not Kay appeared in the car
uooi way, loohlils Cu1 louSIy az 1Ildu
and Judith. Mart took Kay's hand in
his and faced his friends bravely.
"Judith-Thad, allow me to present
my wife, Kay"
Judith and Thad exchanged glances.
Then suddenly they laughed in sheer
relief
Thad seized Mart's arm. Mart, old
boy, congratulations I-we-sure are
glad" He turned proudly to Judith.
And, Mart, old friend, allow me to
present my wife. Judith"
Copyright, 1881