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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-02-25
Vypravy ceskeho sokolstva
mali opravdu vyhody.

Krajane, ktef1 chtej1 letos
spatTit nadherny x. vsesokol-
sky slet Praze, nejvets1 v his
tori, a slavnosti u pr1lezitosti
20. vyroc1 samostatnosti Ces-
koslovenske republiky, memo
hou uciniti mic leps1ho, neil
jeti s nekterou re ctyT officiel-
Mich vyprav ceskeho sokolstva,
sdruzeneho v Americke Obci
Sokolske. Sc Sokoly niue jeti
kazdy jejich pf1tel.
Ma modern1ch rychlolod1ch
Berengaria, Aquitania a
Queen Mary spolecnosti Gu
nard White Star Line, jez po-
skytuji vsechno nome pohod-
Ii, O nemz sc drive pri plavbe
ma oceane ami nesnilo, Dude
ceska kuchyne. To znamena,
re ~1castnfci vyprav ceskeho
sokolstva dostanou ceska jldla,
ma nez jsou zvykll. Obsluho-
vati je budou csl. c1sn1ci pod
vedenim krajana Oldficha Kr-
ba.
Do pristavu v Cherbourgu
prijede naproti z Prahy cely
stab prazske 1radovny pod We
denim legionare Jaroslava
Miskovskeho, znameho i v A
merice. To Dude zvlaste zajl-
matt nase csl. legionaTe v Anne
rice, nebot I. Druzina csl. legi-
onar11 v Chicago pojede spoiled
ne sc Sokoly. Tato delegace
doprovodi vypravu ma zvlast-
MIN vlaku z Cherbourgu do
Prahy. Autoiste pax pojedou
We svych karach "a doprovodu
zkuseneho prGvodc1ho z Pra-
by.
V Praze Dude dalsi uv1tanl
zaoceanskych host1 ma x. vse-
sokolsky slet, jak tomu byvalo
i drive.
Ma csl. drahach budou cd 1.
kvetna do 81. rijna pro Anne
ricany 500 slevy, at pojedou
kamkoli. Csl. cestovn1 pasy
budou zdarma. Clenove 40.
S. a jejich rodiny pojedou "a
stare nezvysene ceny. Ucast-
nici obdrzi odznaky, opravnu-
jfcf je k vyhodam. Costa V kve-
thu je take lacinejs1 neil v
cervnove letni sezone. Vypra-
Wy odpluji: 4. kvetna ma Be-
rengarii, l. cervna ma Aquita-
nil, Is. cervna opet ma Beren-
garii a %. cervna ma Queen
Mary.
KIDD chce jeti, must Sc vsak
pfihlasiti lined, ably mel zajis-
tene misto a mohl 81 jeste wy
brati peknou kabinu. Misto Sc
zajistf malym zavdavkem, KITE
ry Sc vrati, kdyby pax nekdo
nemohl jeti. Prihlasky pficha-
zejf z celych Spoj. Statd, pro
to je nutno pospisiti 81, ably ma
.jare nebylo pozde. Pfihlasky
a zavdavky prijima: Ant. CT
hlar. 845 N. Luzerne St., Bal
timore, Md.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-02-25

Cd psenicn6 prosperity "a
valky k chudobe. Techto ne
kolik SLOW 1plne vystihuje t6z-
Ike postavenf %vetsiny farmafd
v JIM casti centralniho pasma
South Dakoty, kter1 pc neko-
lik rokG NELL velky zisk re
svych psenicnych poll, ale pax
musili hledeti, jak zdroje je-
jich pTfjmG jsou niceny SUI
chem a kobylkami.
V cele one oblasti jsou patr-
ny stopy byvale prosperity.
FarmaTska obydl1 v Gene cd
$4,000 do $4,000 nejsou
vzacnostl. Ones vsak mohla
by byti tato obydli koupena
i sc 480 nebo $40 akry poem
XII a ostatnimi farmafskymi
budovami "a polovinu p6vodn1
ceny, kterou kdysi stale jenom
obydli. Des1tky farem uz
propadly "a markyce a nyni
ma Mich jsou najemci.
Rok "a rokem zaznamy po-
v9trnostnf 1Tadovny ukazuji,
re pr1merna vlaha v one oblas
ii rovna Sc nynf pouze jedne
tretine nejnizs1ho prGmeru
normalu, ktery vetsinou je pod
dvacet palcI.
Osady, vyhl1zejfcf jake wynn
Tele a kdysi prosperujlc1 OBJ
chodnf stTediska jsou rozesety
po teto farmaTske oblasti Jiz-
nj Dakoty. Mnoho vykladnich
skrfnf obchodG je nyn1 zatlu-
ceno prkny a obilne elevatory
podel zeleznicnfch trait Jsou
zivly oslehany a potfebuj1 o.
prav. Caste v osade zGstal je-
nom postovnf Trad, jeden ane-
DO diva obchody a gasolinova
stanice. Banky zde zkracho-
valy jiz v dob6 prosperity "a
presidenta Coolidge.
Tito farmaTi snaz1 Sc re
vsech sill, dostati sc opet naho-
ru. V loni to zkusili S pestova-
MIN sorty ciroku, anglicky
Sorghum, ktery hovez1 DOLBY
tex ma rad. Domnfvaj1 Sc, re
chow dobytka je niue jeste
zachraniti. Proto do one obla-
sti bylo dovezeno mnoho hove
zfho dobytka i ovcf, "a nez by
10 zaplaceno penez1, jez pdjci-
la FSA.
Typicky pffpad t6to bfdy
predstavuje William J. Davis,
usazeny blfze Wolsey V one
postizene oblasti. Ten do
JIM Dakoty pTisel roku 1906.
Darilo Sc mu dobre a sve dolby
vlastnil uz 1,760 akrG poem
ku.
Nynf otevrene Sc primal, re
sc dopustil velike chyby, kdyz
zoral 1,245 akrd prerijn1 pn-
dy. Tento omyl We svych poe
tech nebyl by vsak pfipusIil
roku 1915, kdy sklidil $4,000
buslG psenice, kukufice a ovsa
a kdy Sc mu "a toto obil1 hrnu-
ly pen1ze.
Jake prosperit6 Sc kdysi te-
Sill, O tom pravil toto: INA pod
zim roku 1917 mohl jsem CO.
~ majetek prodati "a $780,
600. Mel jsem to udelati a "a
utrzene penfze mel jsem kou-
pitt vladn1 bondy. Ale neu-
delal jsem to a pTisel jsem O
vsechno. Cd roku 1921 jsem
nevyd6lal niceho."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-02-25
Ceska divka usmrcena pfi uka-
zovani nabite rucnice.

V Clevelandu manzele Str
nadovi navStivili Josefu Russo
YOU. Zatim co Strnadovi mlu-
viii S Rusovou v kuchyni, jejich
7leta Dorotka zasla S kama
radkou, 9letou Josefkou Russo
YOU do loznice, kde Rusova ne
chala ma podlaze lezeti rucnici
Dorotka stala We dver1ch a
Josefka j ukazovala rucnici.
Natahla kohoutek a vysla ra-
ma. Naboj zasahl Dorotku do
leve strany hlavy a ma m1ste j
usmrtil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-02-25
New York chce prekvapiti
svet n

svet.
Svetova vystava, ktera ma
byti otevTena pfistf jaro, Dude
pry yeas hotova. Tax aspon
prohlasil predseda v%ystavn1ho
vyboru Grower Whalen.
Sesquicentennialnf vystava
We Filadelfii roku 1926 byla
tax pozadu, re vlastne nektere
budovy nebyly dohotoveny ami
|pri jejim uzavfenf. V Chica-
gu roku 1888 vystava A Cen
fury of Progress take nebyla v
den otevTeni hotova. A podob-
ne bylo i v SanDiegu a v Dallas
V PaT1zi lonskeho roku otevfe-
nj vystavy take oddalili.
Vystavni vybor new-yorsky
chce otevr1ti vystavu pTesne
v ustanoveny den. Sc staveb-
MIN programem Sc pokrocilo
tax, re jest az o pet tydnG ku
pfedu prot pGvodn1mu rozvr-
hu. Zaklady k hlavn1m budo-
VAN Sc pokladaji nyni v deseti
dnech "a sebou. PRAGUE Sc
stale a ma pocatku leta Dude
pry ma vystavisti pracovati
nejmene 49, osob.
Ceskoslovenska republika
ma pro sv1j pavilion plochu v
rozmeru $4,000 ctverecnfch
stop. z teto plochy vice nez-
Ii polovina Dude zastavena.
Krone toho Dude m1ti Cesko-
slovensko v Hall of Nations
plochu 5000 ctverecn1ch stop.
V teto budove budou officiel-
nj exhibice cizfch statG. Csl.
vystavni komisar DR.. Ladislav
Turnovsky, ktery prijel z Pra-
by, podepsal uz smlouvu s W.
stavnfm vyborem.
z rGznych atrakci ma VISTA
We dluzno jmenovati vodn1 am
fiteatr pro 10000 divak1,j enz
Dude vybudovan Poole vodn1-
no divadla ma statn1m pr1mor-
skem koupalisti Jones Beach
ma Long Islande. Zabavni park
ma plose 26O akr1 Dude m1ti
|Tadu peclive vybrannych atrak
CT a pojme 100000 osob; k ne
mu pTilehajfc1 parkoviste pro
auta pojme $4,000 techto vozi-
del.
Polsky velvyslanec hrabe
jerry Potocki prohlasil We
Washingtonu, re Polsko ma
svIj pavilion a exhibici ma Sve-
|tove vystave v New Yorku wy
da cely 100000 Program
Polska je rozsahly, jezto chce
American1m pfedvesti jasny o
braz sveho pr1myslu i obchod-
mich moznost1 pri vzajemnem
styku sc Spoj. Staty.
VelVyslanec Potocki pravil,
re omen rozpocet jednoho mi
lionu dollard NIUE byti jeste
pTekrocen. V Polsku pry jsou
presvedceni, re vystaven1 pol
skych vyrobkd ma nejvetsl sve-
tove vystave, jakou m1ze tato
vystava v New Yorku, mGze
prispeti k zvysenf vyvozu do
Ameriky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-02-25
Prvni pacient.

"Pane doktore," hlasi sluha,
"dnes jsme dostali prvnlho pa
cienta. Venku je jeden pan,
ktery S vami chce mluvit."
"A jak to vfte, re je to pa
cient?"
"To nevfm, ale ten pan sill
ne kokta a nez rekne k Will &C.
mu prichazl, tax no mezitim
mIzete vysetrit."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-02-25
Pes nevsdsl.

Lekar k nemocnemu, ktery
prisel pozde:
"Nevite, re ordinuji jenom
do 7 hodin?"
Zraneny: ga to vim, pane
doktore, ale ten pes, co mne
kousl. to nevedel."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-02-25

V Pittsburghu, Pa, ospaly
Clarence Allen vkrocil do nej-
blizsfho stavenf, ably 81 odpoci-
null. Koronerovi pomocnlci, pfi
vabeni podivnymi zvuky, coz
bylo Allenovo chrapanf, nalez-
Ii no spati krematoriu u mar
nice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-02-25
Dostava treti zubY.

V Moundville, Missouri, post
INSTR Albert C campbell, ktery
je jiz 65lety, Easel k dentistovi
Sc stfznosti, re no boil dasne.
Prohlidkou Sc ~zjistilo, re mu
lezou tTetf zuby.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-02-25
Obchodovani osly Sc vyplaci.

Diva pratele sed1 kavarne.
Tu jede nadherny AUTOMOBILE
v nemz sedf znamy zbohatlfk.
"Jak mohl ten chap tolik
penez nadelati? Ten jiste mu-
sci obchodovati S koralkou."
"Nikoliv," odpovi ten druhy,
"ten obchodoval s osly, jinak
by nemohl tax zbohatnOuti!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-02-25
DENIM svstlo zadarmo.

Dennl SVGtIO ZAu6fT1O.
"Kolik chcete "a ten pokoj?"
1915 mesicne."
"Se svetlem, re ano?"
80, s dennim, elektricke Sc
)lati ZvlaSr."
Evening star., 1938-05-03

exhibitors all over the country would
jump at the chanceyof billing the girl
who played Snow White above all the
other members of the cast-including
Ronald Colman. (Kind of tough luck
for Margery, who wants a movie ca
reer)
Joan Crawfords agent receives 5000
a week from Joan-his 10 per cent
share Of her salary-which you can
now figure out T.. Did you know that
the Hopalong Cassidy features make
more money in this country than the
Greta Garbo product? Warner
Baxter Is wearing the most expensive
ragged suits in the world in I'D Give
Million" His studio bought five new
suits-Sl20 each. They were then cut
up and smothered in dirt Since
Charlie Chaplin is paying Paulette
Goddard salary, and has been since
Modern Times" he is entitled to
claim her earnings If she makes a
picture for David Selznick Mary
Brian would like to get married, but
says, There is no one here to marryl"
A certain producer with a house at
the beach has all mis- rooms sound
proofed because he can't stand the
noise OF the ocean. and his entire strip
Of sand screened over because he can't
bear to look at the sea!
(copyright, 1898. by the North Americ IA
Newspaper Alliance, Inc)
Evening star., 1938-05-03
Agriculture Orchestra
Concert Proves
Musicianship.
BY ALICE EVERSMAN.

THE symphony concert given by the
Department of Agriculture Or
chestra, DR.. Walter Bauer, conductor,
at the department auditorium last
evening was the result of a contest
among the members of the orchestra.
The prize was won by Verna Schneider,
violinist, from among IA entries and
the program was given just as she
had arranged 1t. 1t was an ambitious
one, consisting of the Cesar Franck
Symphony in D Minor" the overture
to Weber's opera "Oberon," the Polo
vetzian Dance" from Borodin's opera,
Prince Igor" and Rimsky -Korsakoff' S
overture, Russian Easter"
The orchestra covered itself with
glory in its performance of the four
numbers, growing better as the pro-
gram progressed and assurance was
gained. The polish in detail which
this group has reached is noteworthy
and coupled with the enthusiasm
which pervades its playing. it has
gone a long way during the short time
that 1t has been in existence. The
Franck symphony Is a work which
demands much in the way of shadings
and this the orchestra met in finished
fashion. With true sensitiveness for
dynamic effect, the group, under DR..
Bauer's careful direction, restrained
its volume until the proper moments,
when it played with free and sonorous
tone. In the more spirited passages
the intonation suffered somewhat, but
on the whole. the fervor with which
it was given and the striving for color
was what impressed one and carried
it over to successful finish.
In the "Oberon" overture the lapses
from pitch were not present and the
real quality OF the orchestra was
heard to best advantage. Contrasts
were we'll maintained and the quicker
measures were played with crispness
and spirit and the fairy music with
delicacy Of nuance. The program
concluded with the dances and the
Evening star., 1938-05-03

broad playing-apparently born OF
year on the road-could modify the
fascination which that incredible fam
lily of Testers exercises over those who
are strangers to that group Of earth
loving fellow Americans who grow
tobacco for the nice people who smoke
and indorse cigarettes.
A play that has survived for five
long years has become too well known
to require more than a mention Of
how it is interpreted. In the hands
Of the cast playing it here, all of
Jack Kirkland's laughs come of in
precisely the right places. but there
is a senSe that too many members OF
the cast are bearing down that no
one in the audience shall miss the
slightest shading of any character.
The consequence is that certain OF the
Testers and their fellow residents Of
Tobacco Road" are not quite so clear
as they might otherwise have been.
An exception to the rule Of excessive
underscoring is John Barton's Jeeter.
He is almost a carbon copy Of the
one who first was exhibited here by
Henry Hull, which is very nice kind
of carbon copy. Jeeter Is unwhole-
some, his ways are not the ways OF
non-residents Of Tobacco road, but
there is about them an inescapable
fascination which explains why the
play has managed to live so long and
attract so much favorable comment
as a social document"
Jeeter is of the earth, and lover
of the earth. The soil is his life and
the hold 1t has upon him is the
groundwork of the drama which Kirk
land has written with such force that
its outspoken ugliness is not the shock
it otherwise might be. Even when it
is most profane, and it is mostly pro-
fame. it does not induce the shudders
which nice people ought to feel in
the presence of such an attitude.
One cannot help making compari-
sons between the original company
which brought the play to Washington
and the current one. Which is to
say that none of the other members
of the current cast seem up to those
who introduced the play locally. That
may be the result of having seen too
many Testers, but one suspects that 1t
really is not; that it is rather because
they are not interpreted with such
understanding.
8he despair of Ada. Jeeter's wife,
comes through in the performance of
Leora Thatcher. the hopeless yearning
OF Ada, the split-lip daughter is evil
dent in the playing of Kay Thorne,
and the enormous pathos of Grandma
Testers life is to be detected in the
pantomime Of Lillian Ardell, but the
others leave something to be desired.
If one has no other standard Of
Interpretation by which to estimate
the merit of the current production, it
is definitely to be seen. for Tobacco
Road" is well on its way to becoming
a classic If 1t already has not arrived
at that point. If one remembers the
Henry Hull company, however, it is
only fair that he should be warned
that Mr. Hull really made Jeeter live
and inspired his fellow performers to
Evening star., 1938-05-03
Czechs Like Politics.

The Czechoslovakians love to talk
and read politics and there are more
dailies in Prague than in New York
City.
Evening star., 1938-05-03
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time Of Showing.

National Tobacco Road" in its
farewell appearance: $50 pm.
Earle-"College Swing" musical in
swingtime with Burns and Allen, Bob
Hope, Martha Raye: 1880 am, 1875,
4:25. tbs and 1905 pm. Stage shows:
1895, 1925, 6:l5 and s:o5 pm.
Capitol-"Her Jungle Love-" Dorothy
Lamour wears sarong once more: II
am, lao, 4:25, 7:1O and 9:55 pm.
Stage shows: 12:4o, 3:35, $40 and
pm.
Metropolitan There's Always a
Woman" another whacky romance
with Miss Blondell and M Gravel:
II am, 3:15. SO. 7:35 and $50 pm.
Palace-"Test Pilot" Gable, 10y,
Tracy in sky thriller: II am, las,
4:20. 6:55 and $40 pm.
Columbia-'"The Adventures of Tom
Sawyer" Mark Twains beloved story
on the screen: 1905, 2:4O, S, 7:25 and
9:55 pm.
Keith's - Mad About Music"
Deanna Durbin sings: 1l:15 am, 1:20,
3:25, $50, 7:35 and $40 pm.
Trans-Lux-News and shorts. Con-
tinuous from 10 am. to midnight.
Belasco-"To the Victor" excellent
screen version of Bob, Son Of Battle:
S, $50, $40 and 1926 pm.
Little-"One-Way Passage" Kay
Francis and William Powell in one
Of the past's better films: 11:20 am,
los, 2:50, 4:35, $40, ITO and 9:55
pm.
Evening star., 1938-05-03

do the same for others of the Lester
tribe.
ICE acts, still new enough to be ire
sistible to large share of Wash
ington which skates only every other
season on the Lincoln Memorial Re-
f1ecting Pool, drew an enchanted
throug to the Shoreham last night to
see the first performance of a week
that transform the blue room into 6
skating rink. In all honesty, the
current International Ice Carnival is
not quite the compulsive night club
show that was staged in the same
place last year by Evelyn Chandler
1t had more variety. much more. but
1t still lacked the thrills of the origi-
nal which may or may not be an
answer to the question of whether
time can stale and custom wither any,
thing SO novel,
There was grace about the current
show, grace in comparative gobs Much
of it was provided by Paul Won Gass-
ner, Hungarian national champion
and runner-up for the worlds figure
skating championship. Mr.. Won Gass-
ner does not 60 in for the violence OF
Miss Chandler. but that may be be-
cause he is different kind of show
man than the woman who introduced
ice acts to Washington.
Comedy, which the original show
lacked. is fairly rampant in the cur
rent production. 1t Is provided by
Russ Jones, q gent to whom skating
has become such second nature that
he can turn it into amusing slapstick,
an art which you may not believe to
be an art until you try it yourself.
Other graceful bits. struts, spins and
other unbelievable items are contrib
uted by Marguerite Verden and Irm-
gard Merkel
The ballet numbers, which should
be billed as ensemble affairs rather
than ballets If no one minds. are ac-
complished by group OF girls con-
siderably more familiar with dancing
on skates than were their predecessors
of last season.
The show is effectively lighted. nice
ly costumed and brilliantly accompa-
MED by Barnee's Band 1t will be 9
very nice thing for you to see any
time you have an open night this week
Evening star., 1938-05-03

salary. incidentally, Charles Rogers,
one of Comics old-time bosses, tells
me that one of the reasons for her
screen fade-out was the publication
OF this huge remuneration. Working
girls earning $40 week were the first
to start booing her on the screen"
Bette Davis is in bed with sunstroke
again, and all because she ignored
her doctors orders to stay out of the
sun until pm. A very charming
young lady is Miss Davis, but, oh, not
very obedient :. w. S. Van Dyke
when queried about '"Rosalie," ex-
plains. Il did my best I kept my
expenditure under the $50OO,O0O
mark Some bad news for the
amateur scenarist sending scripts to
Barbara Stanwyck at R-K-O. Owing
to the increase Of plagiarism suits,
manuscripts are returned to their
owners unopened, unless presented to
the studio via reliable Hollywood
agents.
Interesting to know what happens
to former actresses who retired when
they married and are now divorced.
Take Mrs Walter Wanger, the erst-
while Justine Johnson, who recently
called 1t a day with the producer.
Several years ago she studied medicine
at Columbia University in New York.
But I certainly have no intention
of taking up medical work-now that
I am free-or of returning to the
screen" says the still beautiful Mrs.
Wanger. Il shall just stick around
my Beverly Hills home enjoying the
bliss Of uncertainty"
Jackie Coogan, who played an in
finitesimal part in college Swing"
gets top billing in several small towns
because Of the recent publicity :.
Which reminds me that Margery
Belcher, the girl who modelled for Walt
Disney's Snow White" was tested
for small role in If Were King"
with Ronald Colman. But the studio
was afraid to give her the job because
Evening star., 1938-05-03
Kent Taylor Gets
British Role.

X ENT TAYLOR, Hollywood star, has
been assigned to the leading mas
culine role in Jessie Matthews forth
coming musical, Asking for Trou-
ble," which followed the current
Sailing Along" into production. He
has sailed for London to join the
dancing star at the studio.
Noel Madison has also been signed
to an important role In the story,
together with Alistair Sim Lesser
Samuels has written the script, and
the musical numbers will be fur
nished by Arthur Johnston, Hollywood
SOngSmith,
Evening star., 1938-05-03
Tobacco Road Vital Play
After Five Long Years
Drama at National Has Comedy
And Pathos, Despite Playing
Inferior to Original.
BY JAY CARMODY.

I<~OBACCO ROAD" hardest the
dramatis its fourth Washington
performances many
a vitality
Evening star., 1938-05-03
Taylor and Flynn Rated
AS WOrst>Dressed
Martha Raye Threatens Suit
For Still With Ape Also
Opening Mouth.
BY SHEIEAH GRAHAM.

OILYWOOD, May WANA)-Robert Taylor
- the dressed Rio
who names Sam odwyn and Husband Cedric Gibbons
a OF the fashion Martha
recently publicity mouths open
The picture
Evening star., 1938-05-03
TOO PLUMP

Try drinking O gloss Of milk before
soeh meal. II helps 10 keep vp your
energy and cuts down your appetite
for foffsnino foods.
Evening star., 1938-05-03

she will never
again pose for
stills with her
mouth open 1.
Douglas Fair
banks. jr., re-
ceived $40, ,0OO-a-
week salary while
m a king The
Rage Of Paris,
with another ST.
900 per for over
time. But he is
still behind the
heyday record set
by c on S t a n c e
Bennett and her
$4,000 Weekly
Evening star., 1938-05-03
whole music Of Rimsky -Korsakof1's

whole music Of Rimsky- -KorsakofY's
Russian Easter"
The custom Of the orchestra has
been to present works seldom heard
and last evenings concert was the
first departure from this rule. Great
credit Is due to both the conductor
and the members Of the orchestra for
the excellent manner in which the
program was interpreted. DR.. Bauer's
fine musicianship was reflected in the
concise way in which each number
was given and the responsiveness Of
these young players to his directing
The program will be repeated this
evening.
Evening star., 1938-05-03
Hands Denote Beauty,

According to old Moslem law, before
buying wife the Moslem is entitled
to see her face and hands, for the
hands OF women are reputed to give
an Idea of her personal beauty.
Evening star., 1938-05-03

Raye threatens to bring suit for
damages and has informed her studio
La gaceta., 1938-03-18
lnglaterra pide que ell Papa intervenga para
evitar los horrores de la guerra aerea
Por medic de notas de 'buenos amigos ell gabi-
nete ingles quiere evitar la guerra entire
Polonia y Lituania.
Alemania mandara sus tropas a Memel ST
Polonia ataca a Lituania

Londres, Mario 18.-El GO
bierno ultraconservador e inn
popular de Chamberlain ira
ia hoy de poner fin a los no.
rrores en- Espana, por medic
de nGtas, Y al mismo tempo
procura impedir que Polonia
Y Lituania vayan a Id guerra.
Una gran parte del gabine-
tie britanico, por 10 menos ocho
ministries, mantiene su desa :
cuerdo con ell primer ministro
y temese que este pueda pro-
ducir una crisis dentro de po-
COS dfas.
Inglaterra trata de evitar la
lucha entire Polonia Y Lituania
de modo que Hitler no pueda
ocupar a Memel, ciudad Litua
ma; pero ell gobierno polaco,
animado por los chauvinistas,
persiste en- avanzar hacia la
guerra.
Los bombardeos en- Espaha
tratan de ser contenidos, por
Inglaterra y Francia, solicitan
do la intervention Y protec-
ci6n del Papa, que a su vez ha
yenido implorando ayuda pa
ra los cat6licos alemanes, alta
cados por Hitler.
Inglaterra espera anular,
con sus notas . los gobiernos
La gaceta., 1938-03-18
LA PEQUENA CAMARA DE
COMERCIO MANTIENE SU
ACTITUD CONTRARIA AL
JUEGO

La Pequena Camara de Co.
mercio acord6 aver, en- session
muy concurrida, expresar de
nuevo su protesta contra ell jue
go prohibido Y sus consecuen-
cias en- ell condado de HILLSIDE
rough.
Esta de acuerdo la nueva
protesta, justa v civica, con la
resolution del Comite Ejecu-
two Democratico del conda :
do, publicada hace varios dfa'
Sc acept6 la renuncia del vi
cepresidente John w. Mckay
con motive de haber este tras-
ladado su Residential a Winter
Haven.