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Evening star., 1938-02-10
Boys Shoot for Capital Bowling Honors
20 YEARS AGO
IN THE STAR.

0BRIEN scored II points in lead
ing Catholic University to its
victory over George Washington
that tied the two schools for the
lead in the District intercollegiate
Basket Ball League.
O'Lane's five field goals were not
enough to avert Georgetowns 1926
defeat at the hands OF the Lehigh
quint.
Jack Dempsey's decisive victory
over Carl Morris will cause the
newcomer to be taken more seri-
ously in the future. Dempsey not
only Is q good hitter, but he has
more speed than the average big
fellow.
Evening star., 1938-02-10
JOCKEY CORONA DOWN
Gets Second Suspension at Santa
Anita for Crossing Field.

LOS ANGELES, Feb 10 tR-
Jockey Mike Corona is under suspen-
sion today for the second time during
the Santa Anita season.
Corona was grounded for 10 days by
the track stewards for crossing over
on the field in race yesterday. A
similar breach of riding regulations
brought a To-day Suspension jan
uary Is.
Evening star., 1938-02-10
Preliminary Bill.

THREE preliminaries, each restrict
= ed to 80 minutes, complete the
card, with Chief Thunderbird meet
ing Henry Kulkovich, Orville Brown
toiling with Boris Demitroff and Al
Periera facing Vanka Zelezniak.
The first match will get under way
at $50 o'clock.
Evening star., 1938-02-10
YOUNG GOLFER TO TOUR
Dunkelberger to Make Intensive
Campaign in Europe.

NEW YORK. Feb. 10 R.-Bobby
Dunkelberger. youthful player from
High Point. N. c.. Is planning an in
tenslVe golfing invasion of Europe.
Dunkelberger, one of the most
promising OF the younger crop of
players, expects to compete in the
British amateur, French open. French
amateur and Belgian open Champion
ships this summer.
He will sail with Americas Walker
Cup team. which meets the British at
st. Andrews June 3-4.
Evening star., 1938-02-10
MEHRE SELECTS AIDES.

ATLANTA. Feb. 10 OFF Missis-
slppls faculty heads approve. Harry
Mehre will have Happy Campbell, now
an Alabama assistant. as backfield
coach, and Frank Johnson, former
Georgia guard, as line mentor.
Evening star., 1938-02-10
Hits Basket Foes
Shots Back EN-
By the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Feb. 1O.-A 6-foot
l0k-inch center was pro-
duced by the Long Island freshmen
quint in its game with Port Rich
mand H. S. He is Dick Ahrens. a
native OF Oh City. Pa, who pre-
vented about a half dozen enemy
goals by stretching his arms above
the basket, and batting the ball
away. He also scored six points
to his teams 1928 victory.
Evening star., 1938-02-10
MOVIE PLAYERS:
FEATURE RADIO
Aherne and Beverly Roberts
in Vanguard of Pro.
gram Offerings.

~ RIAN AHERNE and Beverly
* Roberts are among the forni.
dable company of motion pic
- ture players scheduled for
guest appearances on the various va
riety programs tonight. They will be
heard during Bing Crosby's Music Hall
show, as will Gertrude Wettergren,
versatile contralto of the Metropolitan
Opera Company (WRC, 1o). Backing
up an hour on the same stations
schedule are the names of James Stew
art, John Carradine and Virginia
Bruce, slated to contribute to the
Evening star., 1938-02-10
Tough Foe for Detton.

nETTON, who holds another por-
ton of the many -jointed cham
pionship, meets in Chewacki an un-
orthodox mailman who claims to be
Gypsy Daniels, a heavyweight who
registered a one-round kayo over Max
Schmeling in 1928.
The importation Of Baba, former
sailor, and the popular Detton doubt
less will entice one of the largest
crowds Of the indoor season, with Pro-
moter Joe Turner classifying the card
as the finest of the year.
Evening star., 1938-02-10
CUNNINGHAM HIS PATTERN.

Archie San Romani, the No. ad-
mirer OF Glenn Cunningham, has
moved his life still farther along the
cunningham pattern. He has been
married, will take post graduate work
at New York University and will run
for the New York Curb EXCHANGE
Evening star., 1938-02-10
BY WALTER McCALLUM.
YOU'D never believe that SAIL
" fish run like street cars-that
/ they have turn.around point,

Y YOU'D never believe that SAIL
" flsh run like street cars-that
they have a turn-around point,
L an end Of the line, as it were.
But that is what close observers Of
Florida fishing are coming to think as
they view the astounding catches Of
the spear-headed battlers of the Gulf
Stream made within the last few
weeks of Stuart. Fla.
All the publicity blurbs emanating
from South Florida class the sailflsh
as n denizen Of the blue waters of
Palm Beach and Miami. And 1t is
demonstrably true that sailfish are
laid on the docks at both these spots
every day. probably IL or Is day in
the Miami area, and few more at
Palm Beach, unless they are released
Immediately after being caught, which
is the sporting thing to do. Getting
of the course for the moment, Miami
fishing guides should insist on releas-
ing sail, as they do at Palm Beach,
where they encourage releasing the
fish.
Guide Not at Fault.
PUT what are we gonna do?" asks a
veteran pier guide at Miami
off wo Hnn't Low, RcI, an tho o,,r
Evening star., 1938-02-10
BROWNIE WELL EDUCATED

Prior to becoming a pro baseball
player in 1885, John Duncan Barkley,
Jr., who finished the season with the
st. Louis Browns, attended Texas Mil
ltary College and the University Of
Texas.
Evening star., 1938-02-10
ShoRT-WAvE PROGRAMS
FEBRUARY 10, 1898
ToDAY's PROGRAM

6:l5 "A Visit Leipsig" m.
$40 pm.-LONDON. The Monte GSC
33 m, 958 GSB, 3l.5 M. s5l GSL, 4s1
pm-RoME Selections Operas 2Ro 31 m e63 meg;
IRF 305 m, 983
500 pmENDHOVEN Program the United States PCJ 3l2
$50
1880 pm-CARACAS The Waltz YV5RC, SIT m So
1850 pmIONDON Virtue Dreams Goodrich
GSD. 255 m 11.75 Csc, 3l.3 m, 958 GSB
35 m, 95l meg; GSL. 491 m, GIL
Evening star., 1938-02-10
1l5.POUNDERS SEEK FOE.

Park View Red Skin basket ballers
challenge all ll5-pound quints with
gyms Call 1zZy Nicholson at Colum-
bia 1861 between Z and 7:30 pm.
Evening star., 1938-02-10
Ruth Moran Sets Record.


RUTH oRAN is the owner of the
season record fiat game in the
Lucky Strike Ladies' League with "a.
The Standards pinette cracked the
former mark Of 90 jointly held by
Agnes Thaxton and Sally Miller. If
they had been allowed to count a
three-pin handicap second season
mark would have been registered when
Social Security No. 2 in sweeping
, Commerce chalked up team game of
500. Ruth Mellor's 112-3l0 tops for
the evening featured the win.
Whitewashing Convention Hall when
Polly Shugrue came through with
126-330, Lucky Strike tied for sec
ond place with Rendezvous in the
Ladies District League when the lat
ter dropped 2-l decision to North
east Temple. Kay Burns. secretary
of the Washington Womens Duckpin
Association, was top bowler for Tenn
.ple. with 128-329 Margaret Lynn
was Rendezvous high scorer, when
she followed up her last weeks Sec
ond high season set of 377 with
123-338. High game of the night
went to Capt. Ella Limerick, who
led her Swanees to 2-l victory
over Arcadia, with 1896. The
surprise of the night cameA when
7-Up swamped the strong Shaffer
Flower Shop team. Caroline Hiser's
1886 was best.
Evening star., 1938-02-10
IRISH FIGHTER HURT.

LONDON. Feb. 10 (P.-Jack Doyle.
the Irish boxer, suffered glass splinters
IN the right eye and bruises in an auto
collision today near Dunstable.
Evening star., 1938-02-10
BROWNS SIGN McQUINN.

ST. LOUIS. Feb. 10 (P.-The St.
Louis Browns have signed George Nc
Quinn. first baseman obtained by draft
from Newark.
Evening star., 1938-02-10
District League Rolls,

ND1SPUTED possession of seconc
place in the District League is
the goal Of Regal Neon Sign and Con-
vention Hall bowlers tonight. Both
clubs are scheduled to meet strong
opposition, when the. Royals tackle
Heurich Brewers at Columbia and the
Hallmen clash with Takoma Parks
Tru-Blu outfit at Convention Hall.
Perce Elicit. president of the WASH
ington City Duckpin Association, will
be in the lineup when the pacesetting
Occidental Restaurant team invades
Georgetown Recrea ton for a three
game tussle with Ed Schlegel's charges.
Elicit is subbing for Astor Clarke while
the No. l duckpinner is vacationing
in Florida. Lucky Strike and Arcadia
mix at Lucky Strike.
First place in the Recreation League
after a season of ceaseless effort be-
longs to Charley (Bucky) Harris and
his Bregman's Wildcats. With Sam
Simon's 4l0. John Chaney's 372 and
Arthur Crowns 37l setting the pace,
the Bregmans banged out a 81 win
from Marvin's Credit to break a tie
for the top rung with University Shop
rollers, who dropped an odd-game de-
cision to Terry's Appliances. The
latter result created a tie for the
runner-up spot.
Marlboro Hotel an early-season
leader, is back in the flag scrap as a
result Of sweeping Herzogs. Joe Har-
Evening star., 1938-02-10

rjson's 377 was tops for the VIM
ners. Perce Wolfe's 3e7 and Ralph
Meyers 393 paced Allied Roofing
shutout Of Blaydes Contracting.
Evening star., 1938-02-10

Bethany Increases Lead.
TOP team counts Of 562-l,605 en-
sbled Construction No to grab
the odd-game skirmish from Con-
Evening star., 1938-02-10
IS Seconds From lalhos
to 1owsI-sRd the
Smoohsst, clsanssf
Shave Yov Ever hud.

Don't be discouraged if
you are one of those fellows
with 4 tough, wiry, bristly
sf,hhle-rhe hind fhaf defes
La gaceta., 1938-04-12
CREDO FASCISTA
ITALIA PREP AL PUE-
BIO PARA LA FUTURA
TEL

"Giustizia e Liberia" publ
ca ell siguiente suelto.
'fEn las escuelas p1blicas
de Italia sc Ihace una gran pro-
paganda de la guerra de Es-
pa1a. Los alumnos estan obli-
gados a Dir una conferencia,
que se ola semanalmente, que
canta las victorias de los he
roes italianos que combaten
en- las hordas de Franco y que
hacen yer las ventajas que
Italia obtendra despues de la
victoria del general rebelde.
Ell professor no titubea al sena-
lar en- ell mapa ell imperio ro-
mano que ell fascismo Sc pro-
pone conquistar y que COM
prendera TODD Ell Africa del
Norte, asegurando a Italia ell
dominic complete del Medite-
franco. Sc actlva una campa-
ia de difamaci6n contra Fran
cha al tempo que exalta a A
lemania como aliada y fiel, las
ramas de la cual, unidas a las
de Itaia, pondran en- cintura
al bolchevismo y a las nacio-
mes bolchevizantes restable-
ciendo ell orden Y la paz en- ell
mundo.
Efectivamente, EN- todos los
centres italianos, desde ell mas
peQuefo al mas grande, Sc pre-
paran los animos ante la even
tualidad de una guerra euro
pea que procurara desencade-
mar ell eje Roma-Berlin contra
las nacions no fascistas."
CEl Diluvio". Barcelona,
.21-XI-1937.
La gaceta., 1938-04-12

Lette que al empei. or Cons
tantino Sc lie ocurri6 hacerse So
lidario de los histerismos de la
pecadora de Magdala, ed mundo
Sc convirti6 en- campo de lucha,
tratando de impcn-.s Ell cuento
nos a otIos, o sirvian,o ell cuen
to de pretexto para tiranizar Y
esclaNizar los pueblos y destruir
raZas.
La Iglesia, en- dot erminado
dia de cada ano, hace como que
Ia fin al cuento, pero inmedia-
amenta lama nueva edici6n. Y
ell argumento del Cristo expiran
tie en- una cruz Sc reptile uno Y
otrc ano y ctro siglo. Pro no
obstante la aparatosidad del a.
nual relate, sin drda sc temi6
gus la continua repstici6n sin va
riaciGn can ase a las gentes, Y
nos sali6 lingo con la piltrafa
sanguinotenta, elevandola a dog
ma, iniciandose nuevas guerras
EN- pro de la defensa del 6rgano
sangu1neo, o del pdder de sus
deflnidoreS. Aun muy reciente-
mente sc lefa en- Tn peri6dieo
navarro la petici6n al genera
lisimo" para que sc impusiese en-
toda la Espana por ellos sojuz-
gada la adoraci6n al Coraz6n de
JESUS, haciendole figurar en- to-
das parties, incluso en- Ell escudo
nacionalista. Yo propongo a e.
SOS salvaticos Ell escudo que mas
sc adapta a su ideologfa Y ac-
Ituaci6n: Una cabeza de- hurrb
con grandes e inhiestas oreias
y entire estas la pi&trafa SAN
grienta, y como corona ell bone
te jesuftico, y al fondo ell lena
EVA RENO en- la Espafia fascis-
ta."
Ell cuento no termina, no. Pa
ra sosbenerlo en- Espana provo
caron los traidores militares es-
ia guerra de invasion extranje-
ra, en- la que tantos horrores Sc
estan presenciando. Y Ell alto Y
bajo clero que Sc dice ncristia-
no y espanol declara Ia guerra
santa. y para sostener, sin duda,
su mayor santidad, sc abarraga-
ma con Ell Islam, cubriendo de
bendiciones, escaprlarios Y me-
dallas a los violadores, ladrones
Y asesinos de mujeres y ninos
La gaceta., 1938-04-12
lDESCANSA DE SU ACTUA-
CION Ell GRAN JURADO
~

Luego de tomar declaracio-
mes en- ell case de la cesantia
de Carl T. Thoner, probable
mente ordenada desde lam
pa, ell Gran Jurado descansa
hoy mientras ell supervisor de
r~egistros y varios ayudanGes
examinan los libros en- busca
de nombres falsos.
Todos los INVESTIGATORS
puestos a TRAFALGAR por Deckie
fueron recomendados por ell
Comite Executive Democratico
del condado y aprobados nor
ell Gran Jurado.
Dos de los testigos llamados
aver fueron interrogados en-
con ell case de Tho
ner.
Otros mas tienen relacion
con los grupos que trataban
de reunir cedulas electorales
CON Ell pretexto, en- algunos ca
SOS, de pagan Ell impuesto cleo
toral, que va no existe.
TODD ciudadano que cede
su cedula a otro, en- combina-
clones sucias, no es digno de
SUI libertad y del sufragio.
La gaceta., 1938-04-12

republican, lie dieron la pose .
sion de alturas de gran valor es-
trategieo en- sitios donde 81 ene-
migo halbia concentrate sus ma
yores recursos,
Nuevas posiciones cayeron en-
poder de los leales, a mitad de
canine entire Tortosa y Waldo :
robles.
Columnas leales contuvieron
va Ell avance de los fascistas en-
la region de los Princes, cerca
de la frontera francesa.
La poblaci6n civil de las al =
IDEAS ha sido organizada para
combatir a los facciosOs.
Mantiene ell mando republica-
no todas las posiciones de mas
ALA de Tremp.
ALI, en- opinion de los exper-
tos, varios centenares de hon.
bres pueden c~ontener a un ejer
cito.
"Jamas caera ell vale de A.
ran EN- las manos de los faccio-
sos-dice la nota official.
La gaceta., 1938-04-12
"Jamas caera ell vaale de Aran
en- poder de los fascistas'

Barcelona Abril 12.-El fren
tie faccioso en- la ofenSiva contra
la costa ha sido quebrantado
por las tropas leales.
Las milicias populares que We
MAN conteniendo a los traido-
res " sus aliados tomaron la o.
fensiva y recapturaron la aidea
de Vallibona cerca de la boca
del rio Serbol a IL millas fuera
de las lineas Tortosa-San Ma
teo.
Fuertes ataques del ejercito
La gaceta., 1938-04-12
Los OFICTALES DE LOS CO.
LEGTOS E~LECTORALES

Los comisionados del conda-
do Sc reunieron aver, sin ha-
berio anunciado, Y de sorpre-
sa nombraron los secretaries
e inspectores para los conf
clos del 8 de mayo.
La lista del comisionado
Nuccio contiene, entire otros,
estos nombres:
P~rescinto IL: Henry Cicca-
relic, secretario; Nelson Lag
cara, Alex Maniscalco, jim
Dato y Manuel Alfonso.
Prescinto No. 12: Morris Flu
carino, secretario; Ignacio
Cagnina, Noah Bell, Peter Ma
zarelli y Fidel Morales.
Prescinto No. IA: Alfonso
Arcuri, secretario; Tom Die
eidue, Jose Agliano, Benetto
Maniscalco, Antonio Leto y
Sam Napoli.
Prescinto No. Is: M. f. Pull
lara, secretario; Thomas Pu-
leo, Joe Greco, Tony Barcello
Y Alfonso Coniglio.
Prescinto No. 16: Sam Fer
reri, secretario; Eugenio ANA
one, Henry Barone, Luis La
Barbera y Sam Cacciatore.
P~rescinto No. II: Tony
Mandese, secretario; Luis S.
Pullara, Tony Alfano, Joe Di
Stefano, Jose Lucido y Tony
Monte. i ~
Esta lista ha causado mala
impression entire los elementos
cubanos Y e%spanoles, con los
cuales no parece contar, a juz
gar por 81 numero de puestos
que les ha dado en- las mesas.
Para los prescintos de West
Tampa Ell comisionado Fred
Ball nombr6 a los siguientes
latinos:
Prescinto No. 7: Manuel
Gonzalez, secretario; Pedro
Santander, Frank Cacciatore,
Margaret M. Castano, Consue-
10 Acebo, Rogelio Barbery.
Prescinto No. 8: Frank Di
Marco, secretario. Luis Vaz.
Qucz, Julio Valdes, Oscar Ra-
mos, Sam CYCLIC.
NOsotros appearances que los
secretaries e inspactores lati-
ros cumplan e>tri1tameLi 9
col su deoer 81 qrieren evi5ar
IN nuevo escandalo.
La gaceta., 1938-04-12
UN JAPONES DICE QUE ES-
TADOS UNIDOS THEME LA
LLAVE DE LA PAZ

Toxic, abril 11.-Los peri6di-
cos publican una entrevista CON
ell contralmirante Tota Ishima-
ru en- la cual este dice que Esta-
dos Unidos tiene en- su poder la
Have de la paz.
LA mayor de las response
bilidades Sc ha puesto en- las ma
nos de IN solo pueblo, Estados
Unidos. Ell escenario esta listo
para 10 que pueda venir en-
1882.
'Inglaterra, Francia y Russia
estan de un lado y del otro Ale
mania Italia y ell Japon. Las
fuerzas estan cast equilibradas.
Yo ereo que ea primer grupo a.
tacaria ahora al Jap6n, usando
10 de China como pretexto, 81 es-
tuviera cierto del apoyo ameri-
cano. Por 10 tanto, Estados Uni
dos es ell factor decisive.
Ridicliza ell c~ontralmirante la
posibilidad de ina guerra entire
Estados Unidos y Ell Jap6n So
lamente. "Ningdn japones inte-
lfgente puede Greer en- tai cosa".
Jap6n no tiene intenciones a.
gresivas en- cuanto a EStados u
nidos.
La gaceta., 1938-04-12
VISIONlES DE GUERRA
"SE A Ell CUlENTO"
Para J. Dtaz Ferndndez

Tarde dominguera del proxi-
mo pasado agosto. Por estrecha
vereda bajaba de la altiplanicie
en- que tiene su asiento-o su
asiento tenia ell aer6dromo de
Lanes. En- la hondonada un
preblo como tantos otros de la
antics riente Asturias oriental.
Ell mejor solar del pueblo, ocu-
pado, naturalmente, por la lyle
STA, edificio escaso de luces, pero
recio en- sus muros, cuya nnica
puerta de entrada aparecia ce-
rrada, al igual que sus simila-
res enclavadas en- ell resto de la
provincial no dominada por mo
ros Y fascistas.
Pero asi como otros edificios
iglesias Sc hallaban completa-
mente olvidados, este de Adrin
tenfa continue vigilancia. Una
pregunta mia fue contestada en-
sentido Affirmative. El tad edifi-
clio Sc hallaba destinado a dep6-
sito de municiones para la avia-
cion. No obstante, la entrada
me fue franqueaaa. En- la nave
sc hallaban ordenadas por rim
gieras, las mortiferas granadas.
Con algo de repugnancia exami-
ne aquel material de guerra. Soy
IN enthusiastic de la aviaci6n, por
10 que significa como avance
del progreso; pero aplicada a
ga guerra, sembrando ciegamen-
te la destruction y la muerte, la
iconsidero POGO noble y HERE las
fibras mas sensibles de mi hu-
manismo.
AL salir de 10 que fuera tenn
pld parroquial llaan6 mi aten-
cion un dibujo, no mai hecho,
Yue aparecia en- una de las des-
nudas paroles. Representaba a
Cristo clavado en- la cruz con
ell siguiente pit: "Se acab6 ell
cuento." Sin duda alguno de los
centineaas Sc entretuvo dibu-
jando, y ante la frialdad de a.
quella nave, falta en- absolute de
TODD simboismo religioso, di6
por realizado SD anhelo de reden
ci6n espiritual, dando por ter
minado ed cuento de Cristo.
Desgraciadamtnte, ell soldado
descsnocido" autor del dibujo y
del pie Sc precipit6 en- su supo-
sici6n. Ell cuento no ha termina-
do, nj venos por ahora su pro-
ximo fin. Cuento macabro, cuem
to de miedo que ha hecho correr
por todas partes rios de sangre.
La gaceta., 1938-04-12
espanolas.

espanol5s.
Para sostener eli cuento Sc
han cometido Y Sc siglpen come
tiendo en- esta lucia de indepen-
dencia miles y miles de asesina-
Jos por los que Sc dicen adora-
qores de Cristo, sin reSpecto a
la edad nj al sexo; crfmenes de
repugnancia seBvatica, cual ell
perpetuado en- la persona de tu
anciano padre, acusado de ha.
berte engendrado. Pero crime
mes muy de acuerdo con la aes~
trudcion de tcda progenie de
"rojos' preconizada por Ell ener
g1meno obispo dominica Me-
lendez Reigada, paisano milo.
Para recordar que ell cuento
nc Sc acab6 somos millones los
cSpano.es que nos hallamos des-
rfazados de los puntos de nues-
tras activfdades. sin familia, sin
hogan, hahiendo quieneS han pa
sado hambre Y frfo, y cubiertos
Gle harapos, cuando no de mise
ria.
Sc hace necesario que el
crento termine. En- Ell yunnute de
La tragedia y del dolor Y entire
arrcyos de sangre Sc esta for
Jando una nueva iberia. Y en-
esta nueva Repdblica dit Liber-
tad, Amor y Trabajo, que tam
tos dolores nos cuesta, iva a per
mltlrse que Ell cuento macabro
slga ensenoreado de Ia vida ma
clonal? Cuentos como csc, cuen
tos de miedo, solo debieran ser
toterados EN- la intimidad del no.
gar. Els Ia dnica seduction Que te-
nemos 81 queremos evitarnos
nuevas y cruentas Fuchas civiles.
Preparemos a los ninos de how.
a los hombres del manana. para
rue ellos, por 81, conscientes de
su gran mission ,pongan al cuen-
TO- Ell consabido final: 'colorfn,
G. DSoz Morodo ("Bors'J
La gaceta., 1938-04-12
Ell TEMPO

Nublados para hoy y mahana.
Maxima temperature aver,
78 grades; minima, so.
Probables Muvias en- la extre-
ma porci6n sur.
La gaceta., 1938-04-12

LAS TROPAS REPUBLICA-
MAS R~ECAPTURARON LA
ALDEA DE VALLIBONA
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-11
STRAND

Margaret Sullavan, James Stewart and Walter Pidgeon, three names which have stood for top perform ances since they first appeared on the screen combine their rarely found talents in "The ShopWorn Angel" which opens three day engagement at Warner Bros. Strand theater starting with performances this afternoon.
 This picture is another of the Strands Pick of the Pictures with plenty of punch and drama, set in eye-filling surroundings, beautifully appointed, with wealth of color that starts from Broadway back stage and leads through rich back grounds into the ominously drama tic settings of a death dealing army in the throes of mobilization.
 It is doubtful if a sweeter love story ever was told than that in this film. The idealistic doughboy, the girl who had forgotten how to love, and the playboy who loved her but didn't realize 1t until he was in danger of losing her, are exciting parts of a romance, the conclusion of which will leave audiences at tending the Strand breathless be- cause of it's vital drama.
 Rounding out the program is the stirring of love behind the bars of prison, Prison Farm" with Shir- ley Ross, Lloyd Nolan and John Howard.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-11
PLANS COMPLETED
 BY FRANCO CLUB
Members, Fa milie s to Gather at Bellevue Lake
 September llth

The members of the Franco-Am- erican Social club met last night at the club quarters on South Main street, and chose Conrad A. Ba1il general chairman of the committee on arrangements for the annual pie nic and outing to be held Sept. Il at Bellevue lake. Mrs. Lucian Lar riyee was elected secretary of the committee, to be assisted by Miss Georgette LaBonne, treasurer, and Miss Alice Veillette, assistant treas urer
 Other committee members ap- pointed were: Tickets, Mrs. Arthur Noel, Mrs. Wilfred Bernier, Miss Louise LaBlanc; amusements, Hom- CT Archambault, Lucien Larrivee, Wilfred Vanasse, Maurice Gagnon, Romulus Massicotte; refreshments, x. A. Bouffard, Leo Boucher, Rod- riuue Adams, Onesime Pronovost, Albert Poulin, Maurice Gagnon, Lo- renzo Gagnon, Joseph Nobert and Armand Adams.
 Members of all local famlhes or French extraction are urged to at- tend general open meeting to De held at the Franco-Amerlcan clup' Aug. r at 8 o'clock.