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La gaceta., 1938-10-25
TIRANDO Ell BALON
LOS CAIMANlES IRAN
A s

La Universidad de Florida ira
G. sabado a Boston y ALI jugara
con Ell Boston College.
Con sus muchachos conferen-
co aver 81 coach" Josh Cody,
sanalandoles las equivocaciones
cometidas en- Tampa, donde ven
cieron a los Espartanos.
Ell CoIegio de Boston tiene de
coach a Gloomy Gill Doble,
rno de los mas destacados exper
tos del pals en- cuestiones de fut
bol.
Los Caimanes aparecen como
los mas debiles, pero Cody tiene
Ia esperanza de salir del "hoyo.'
Como probable Inca de fuegc
de los floridanos, sc anuncia Ia
siguente: Tom Walker y John
Piomlbo, ends; Clark Golf y Coz
don Gardner, derribadores; capi
tan Frank Koccis y MuSh Bat
tista, guardas; Berry, centric
Jack Blalock, quarterback Bob
by Johnson Y Ted Taylor, half.
back, y Bud Walton, fullback.
Ell ,partido sc efectuara en- Ell
terreno de pelota de Fenway, en-
Boston.
La gaceta., 1938-10-25
HATETE

caut tecnico, en- ell quinto asalto,
Bobby Britton, peso weller de es
ia ciudad, venci6 a Johnny Lu-
cas-, de Camden, estado de New
jersey.
Tom Heeney, ell arbitro, puso
fin a la pelea cuando Lucas san
graba, c~opiosamente, de una he
rida sobre Ell ojo izquierdo. Has
ia entonces tenia Britton un pc
queno margen de ventaja.
Tablas sc declare el 'fbout" en-
tire Alex Cupiano, de Puerto Ri
CO, y Peter Sumpter, de Angus
ia, estado de Georgia.
Dub Bowen, de Miami, superb
a Mickey Sico, de Jersey City,
en- seis asaltos.
La gaceta., 1938-10-25

Sin novedad en- ell frente lbox1s
tico de Tampa.
Calma completa.--,. Paz de ce-
menterio.-
B1scase a un cabaflo blanco y
no sc lie eneuentra..-
P1blico hay. iquien lie pom
dram Ell cascabel al cato?
Santana dice que con unos pc
COS centenares de pesos la Obra
podra realizarse.
mo habra I'm hombre dis
puesto para ell sacrificio, con So
10 unos pocos centenares?
Hay boxeo en- Miami, en- San
Petersburg. Tampa debiera
hacer una question de honor"
ell reanudar aqui las "peleas"!
La gaceta., 1938-10-25

Alma mala, verdaderamente
ruin y mezquina, Eulalia de las
Torres no sentia ahora el odio
y ell deseo de venganza contra
Pope de Ramo Florido unicamen
tie, sino que 10 hacia extensive a
cuantas personals, directa o indi-
rectamente habian rodeado o 70
deaban al marques.
Ash odiaba con rabias infini-
tas a Maria de las Nieves, la Chi
quilla aborrecible por la que Pc
pc la abandon6, creyendola su
hermana, cuando en- realidad,
Eulalia, era la Gnica que estaba
en- Ell secreto de que no era,..; y
asi odiaba con las mismas rabias
infinitas a Agueda Cenci, la chi
Quilla de nardo, la mordaz hija
de Pietro Cenci y de doha An
La gaceta., 1938-10-25
Ell TORNEO DE TENTS EN-
LA ISLA DAVIS

ComenZara hoy Ell torneo de
tents en- la Isla Davis, con las ST.
guientes matches: Dick Sex
ton contra Ed McElmurray, a
las 3 de la tarde; w. T. Swelton
contra Steve Colson, 400; H.
Johnny Parkhill contra Russell
Tarr, 80; Nelson Mason contra
Pike Holstein, 800; Jose Alva-
rez contra David Alexander,
500; Kohn Manning contra De
Hart Ayala, 400; Bob Heinz
contra Byron Hollingsworth,
2:30 y Willie McCaskin contra
Jack Alvarez, a las 5.
La figura de mayor relieve en-
ell torneo es Bob Prick, ell CAM
pe6n que debera defender su t.
tulo, y en- segundo lugar George
Wicklam.
La gaceta., 1938-10-25

Lou Ambers no es un decaden
tie como Tony Canzoneri.
Ambers ofreci6 gran resisten
cha a Henry Armstrong cuando
eli negro lie arrebat6 la corona, Y
con su demostraci6n hizo que
Mike Jacobs lie buScara la revan
cha con ell triple campe6n, que
ahora es solo doble, por haber
declinado ell tituQo del peso de
pluma.
Los directories de Lou va sa-
bran preparar las cosas para
que de nuevo llegue a Henry, no
cbstante las peleas preparato-.
rias va fimadas.
Ambers ganara muchos miles
Ide dolares, 10 que mas lie impor-
ia, porque sus condolences son
celentes.
La gaceta., 1938-10-25

geles, que ahora iba a caSarse
con su antigua amante.
Por asociaei6n de ideas Y de
s~entimientos, odiaba a los mar
queses de Rio Verde, a los pa
dres y los hermanos de Agueda,
" hasta aquella chiquilla del a
rroyo que Sc case con Ell inge-
Micro Pedro de Ndnez, Y ahora
decfan que eran Ell matrimonio
mas feliz y mas dichoso de Eu-
ropa.
Y la infame pensaba:
i Yo tengo dQuellas cdrtdsl
Y quiza algun dia pueda Nengar
me de Pepe Y de toda esta cater.
va de gentes felices, destrozan-
doles la vida Y la felicidad...
Y sonreia, distraldanente,
como 81 escUchara . les amigos,
La gaceta., 1938-10-25
DE LOS TERRIERS

Sigue mejorando ell j6ven fut-
bolista Tommy Young, de los
Terriers de Hillsborough, que ell
viernes pasado ingres6 en- ell hos
pital San Vicente, de Jackson
willie, con una infection en- Ell pie
izquierdo.
Young Sc quejo al coach Buzz.
real de que no habia podido dor.
mir la noche anterior y este lla-
mo a un medico. Luego de breve
consuita sc decide mandarlo a,
hospital. Varias radiografias sc
lie hicieron, sin demora, POROUS
tenfa fiebre. Por medic de las
radiograffas Sc vic que Sc trata-
ba de un grano que en- vez de
brotar hacia afuera, sc desarro.
llaba interiormente.
Young, mejorado, regresara
hoy a esta ciudad en- compania
de su sonora madre, la Sra. T
r. Young.
Por 10 menos pasaran otroS
diez dfas antes de que pueda ju
gar de nuevo.
Los ferries, jugaran ell pr6xi-
mo viernes por La noche, en- Phi
lips Field, con los Diablos YER
des de San Petersburg. e.
La gaceta., 1938-10-25
Victoriano Manteiga, Editor
Buscripci6n semanal: 20 cents
a3Os ia. Ave-, Ybor City, Fla.
Telefono Y3792
DEPORTES
LA TEMPORADA DEL PRE-
MO INTERSOCIAL
(POr P~ertinente)

Ell campeonato de carreras a.
notadas 10 tiene haSta ell presen-
tie, contando los 1ltimos juegos
celebrates, Ell centrefieNder de
los Asturianos, JimeneZ, que
cuenta IA, en- 13 juegos en- que
tom6 parte. LIE sigue Valle, con
10 en- IL juegos, White con 10
en- IL, Dominguez, de los Cuba
nos, con 10 en- Ia, B. Fernandez
Y Grandio con 9 en- Is juegos, y
Ficarrotta con 8 en- Is. De ocho
carreras anotadas tenemos a
Montoto, Contreras " C. Fernan
deg; a J. Schiro, r. Fernandez
e Ippolito con 7, corirendo los de
mas en- menor n1mero hasta To
IRE, del Cubano, que en- II jue-
COS no pis6 la gonna.
Dado los pocos desafios que
restan por jugar y la gran ven
taja que lleva Jimenez a los o.
tros jugadores, de suponer es
que sea 81 quien Sc lleve ell
champion" en- csc departamen-
to, aunque hay que contar con la
posibilidad de Sindo Vale y de
White, con sus 10 carreras en-
IL juegos, y Dominguez con 10
en- Id juegos.
Ell average de estos jugadores
en- carerras anotadas en- ell ST.
La gaceta., 1938-10-25
DE PLANT

Continua enfermo Jack Jones,
la "estrella" de las Panteras de
Plant, y no podra hacer Ell viaje
hasta Gainesville.
Las Panteras practicaron a.
yer a la defensive, con Ell fin de
enmendar errores cometidoS en-
el partido con ell Andres Jackson
Ell captain Jorge Henriquez Sc
halla lastimado, a consequences
de un golpe que recibi6 en- el
partido del viernes.
La gaceta., 1938-10-25
La Gaceta Folletin No. 173
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

ganar a Gustavo aquel mismo
dia con el Ibanquero; pero fue-
ron tantas y tantas las amabili-
dades que concedi6 a su nuevo a.
migo, que este acab6 por COM
prender que podrfa hacer de a.
qpella mujer 10 que quisiese.
En- efecto, ocho dias despues,
TODD estaba arreglado y conve-
nido entire los dos.
Ell banquero entregaria tres
mil pesetas mensuales a su a.
mante, Y Sc verfan en- I'm pisito
que Ell creso habia hecho alquilar
a su s~ecretario en- la Gale de Her
mosilla.
La gaceta., 1938-10-25
Con respeeto a la celebration

Con respeeto, a Ia celebration
de los juegos atrasados, tenemos
la impression, recogida del pre-
sidente de la Liga Intersocial,
DIR. Franco, de que probablemen
tie sc acordara en- la pr6xima jun
ia celebrar desafios los saIbados,
comenzando a las tres de la tar
dc.
Este particular, sin embargo,
tendra que ser aprobado por los
Delegates de los Clubs.
La gaceta., 1938-10-25

aunque en- realidad con ell secre-
ito placer con que los seres YER
daderamente ruineS Y rastreros
proyectan destruir ell bien Y la
dicha de los felices por ell solo
placer de haeer NAL.
lC6mo habia podido Dios po-
ner I'm alma tan inmundamente
baja y mezquina Y hedionda en-
este cuerpo Y detras de este ros-
tro tan inmensa, tan incompara-
blemente hermoso?...
La gaceta., 1938-10-25
CON LOS GCANTES

Tony Canzoneri aspira toda-
via a las bolsas llenas y reciente-
mente hizo otra salida.
En- ell primer encuentro, Ell pr
mer contratiempo: Eddie Zivlc
lie derrot6
La segunda batalla la sosten-
dra en- eSta semana y 81 es derrO
tado de nuevo..- creemos que en-
tonceS Sc retirara.
La gaceta., 1938-10-25
TIGRES Y MARINERDS a

Los Tigres del Tampa Collie
ge jugaran el venidero viernes
con los Marineros de Sarasota.
Aver practicaron todos los
muchachos bajo la direction del
coach" Harold Juge.
La semana pasada los Tigres
fueron derrotados por los jove-
mes de Haines City, con anota =
ci6n de Is por 0.
La gaceta., 1938-10-25

FL banquero don Rodrigo, que
de hacer las PAGES con Eu-
lalia esta tarde, permanecia ba-
10 ell hechizo irresistible de la
beheza de La maya, paS6 cerca de
la terraza, y, despidi&ndose de
uR amigo. SO aeerc6 &l zorro don
La gaceta., 1938-10-25
LOS DESAFIOs DEL DOMIN-

LOS DESAFIOS DEL DOMIN-
GO
Los desafios que sc celebra.
ran ell domingo pr6ximo, 81 e
tempo 10 permite, seran los mis-
mos que correspondia jugar eI
pasado: Loyal Knights y Unio.
ne Italiana, en- primer termino
y Cubanos y ASSURES en- segun.
do.
La gaceta., 1938-10-25

Miami, Octubre 25.-Por no
La gaceta., 1938-10-25
LA GACETA

Fl periodico en- idioma Espanol
do mas circulation en- Tampa
Evening star., 1938-09-13
SAFETY SPEECHES
TO MARK SESSION
Miss Perkins to Preside al
Meeting Of Federal Unit
This Afternoon.

Speeches by safety experts in various
fields were to feature a session this
afternoon of the Federal 1nterde-
partmental Safety Council, clearing
house for accident prevention and
better health among Federal employees.
Secretary Of Labor Perkins was to
preside at the meeting in the De-
partmental Auditorium, Constitution
avenue NV. between Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets.
The speakers listed included Burton
w. Marsh, director of safety and
trafdc engineering. American Auto
mobile Association; D. D. Fennell,
president Of the National Safety
Council. Chicago, and Ernest w. Beck,
safety director, United States Rubber
Co., N. Y. Secretary Perkins was to
read 4 message from President Roose-
velt and make Introductory remarks.
Reports by committee chairmen took
up the principal portion of a busi-
ness meeting this morning. F.. L..
Ahern, chairman Of the council, pre-
sided.
Evening star., 1938-09-13
Late Witnesses
To Druv Fines
In La,Us' Court

Witnesses who are late in the
court Of Justice Bolitha ]. Laws In
District Court may ind themselves
penalized. he warned today. The new
jurist admonished those appearing
to be on time and said that those
who failed to heed this advice will
be fined $lo-or more, as the cir
cumstances warrant.
Justice Laws said that being late
one minute would not be tolerated.
Yesterday the prisoners were late.
One Of the first cases to be tried
by Justice Laws resulted in q hung
jury. The, defendant was charged
with forging and uttering . cashiers
check, but the jurors, who sat until
late In the evening, were unable to
agree on verdict and 10 were dis
charged. Assistant United States At
torney Howard Boyd. who prosecuted
the case. said that It will likely be
tried again early next month.
Evening star., 1938-09-13
FLAW IN COURT RULES
DELAYS ALIMONY CASES

A flaw in the new rules for civil
procedure in District Court will re-
suit In a delay Of at least 20 days
before a plaintiff wife can obtain an
order for temporary alimony, it was
declared today by Jean M. Boardman.
Washington attorney.
After September 16, according to
Mr.. Boardman's Interpretation of the
new rules, effective Friday, the courts
rules Of procedure will make no pro-
vision for alimony pending the OUT
come Of litigation. Apparently, he
said. the fact that the District Court
here Is the only Federal court han
ding divorce cases was overlooked in
preparing the new rules for Federal
courts
The new rules may have to be
amended to meet the peculiar local
situation. the attorney said.
Evening star., 1938-09-13
WEASEL ROBBERY
SUSPECT SEIZED
Police Arrest Four Youths
on Suspicion, but Fail
to Get Confession,

Eleventh precinct police said today
they might have under arrest the
burglar who recently has robbed sew
eral dry goods stores in the Northeast
area, leaving behind notes to the effect
that The Weasel has struck again u
The latest escapade of The Weasel"
occurred early yesterday with the rob-
berry Of Louis Morrow's tailor shop in
the 200 block of Eleventh street NE.
Three suits and six pairs of pants were
missed, and the proprietor found a
pencil drawing Of weasel on a piece
OF paper and signed by the one who
gives himself the name of the animal.
One Of four colored youths. arrested
on suspicion last night by ofhcers Of
the eleventh precinct. might be THE
Weasel" Capt H. H. Grove said today,
though he has obtained no admission
from the prisoner. The oficer said
the youth resembles q weasel" and is
believed connected with the Northeast
robberies
Bandit Takes SIS.
Other robberies reported in the
District last night and early today
include the armed hold-up of Richard
Gilligan, proprietor of filling station
in the 2s00 block OF Sherman avenue
NV, who was forced to give up SIS
to white bandit.
Mrs. Lena Aronowitz, 81, Of 802 Far
ragut street NV. was the victim of q
confidence game which resulted in the
loss Of $500 she paid for diamonds
Of ordinary glass. The swindle oc-
Cured after she was accosted by a
stranger near Georgia avenue and Gal
latin street NV. The man, speaking
in Russian, Mrs Aronowitz's native
tongue. asked assistance in locating an
address.
They were joined by = second man,
who spoke Polish. It developed that he
had to hurry back to Europe and
wished to dispose of some valuable
gems at a fraction Of their value to OBJ
tain transportation money. A third
man, who represented himself as a
competent jeweler. then appeared on
the scene and declared the diamonds
to be of great value. Mrs. Aronowitz
drew out her postal savings Of $500
and made the transaction.
Grocery Store Robbed.
A burglar who robbed grocery
store at 2315 Eighteenth street NV.
early yesterday will have plenty to eat
for some time. Stolen articles included
l8 pounds Of cooked ham, 10 pounds
of sliced ham, 5 pounds of pork loin,
q case of butter, case Of ginger ale.
IS cartons Of cigarettes and 4 boxes
Of chewing gum.
Police are wondering whether the
Maryland primaries had anything to
do with this one:
Edwin Satterthwaite of 324l N
street NV, a salesman, reported l3
boxes of cigars stolen from his auto
mobile parked yesterday at Florida
avenue and Tenth street NV.
Evening star., 1938-09-13
THREE CHILDREN
HURT IN TRAFFIC
Two Bicyc|ists Injured.
Woman, Struck by Cab,
Receives Bruises.

Three young persons were injured in
minor trafhc accidents reported in the
Washington area last night and early
today.
Henry N. Shidd. II, of 1887 Massa.
chusetts avenue S.E., steered his bicycle
into the rear of a truck in the 23oo
block Of Pennsylvania avenue Sc. and
was taken to Casualty Hospital with
face cuts and bruises on the legs.
Herman Rubenstein. II, of 540l
Fifth street NV, ran into the side
OF an automobile near his home. police
said. He was treated at Children's
Hospital for leg fracture.
Another bicyclist, John M. Ferro, l3
OF 722 Somerset place NV. received
q compound fracture Of the left arm
when he fell from his bicycle near hi,
home. He was treated at Garfield
Hospital.
Miss Katherine Kerper, 80, Of 90e
Eighth street NE, was struck by a
taxicab in the 600 block OF F street
NV. out escaped with a possible back
sprain and slight bruises to the legs
She was treated by a private physician
Meanwhile, two trafhc inquests were
scheduled for the District Morgue to-
morrow by Coroner A. Magruder Mac
Donald. They are in the deaths OF
Muriel June Lanham. 2, of 526 Ninth
street Sc, and Marion Woods. 20, OF
$40 Tenth street Sc, both Of whom
were fatally injured when the automo-
bile IN which they were seated was
struck by fleeing liquor laden car on
Nichols avenue Sc. September 2. Six
others were injured in the same crash,
Evening star., 1938-09-13
D, C, TAX OUTGO
RATIO IS BACKED
Citizens of Stanton Park 1ndorse
Plan Urged by Federation
Committee.

The Stanton Park Citisens' Asso-
ciation last night opened its civic sea-
son with q unanimous Endorsement Of
the Executive Committees Fedora
tion resolution of last Friday that the
District of Columbia appropriation
consist of the amount OF the revenue
from the taxes collected.
According to Harry N. Stull, presi-
dent and delegate to the Federation
from Stanton Park, this adjustment
has been calculated to add to the
amount appropriated last year.
The association voted to demand
the removal of the street car tracks
from an abandoned route, including
territory from Union Station to Eighth
and r streets NE. A copy Of the
resolution is to be sent to the Public
Utilities Commission.
The association provided that the
ofnce Of financial secretary be divided
into the positions Of an elective finan-
cial secretary and an appointive COL
lector OF dues.
Nominations for officers included
Curtis E. Chadwick, president: Mrs.
William M. Bartle and william e.
Monroe for the Offices of two vice
presidents; william Bartle, secretary:
A. H. Panzer, treasurer, and Paul w.
Moors, financial secretary. s. Merton
Chipley was appointed collector by
Mr.. Stull
Nominees for delegates to the Feder-
alton were Mr.. Stull and A. H. Gregory.
Mr.. Gregory has served in that Ca
pacity for the last II years and for
the last is consecutive years Mr.. Stull
and Mr.. Gregory have represented the
association together.
An Election Committee consisting Of
Mr.. Monroe and Mrs. r. ?. Menkhaus
was appointed BY the president.
Evening star., 1938-09-13
FRENCH GUNBOAT DUE
IN CAPITAL TOMORROW
omcers Will Be Guests of
Assistant Secretary of the
Navy at Luncheon.

The French colonial gunboat DEn-
trecasteaux will arrive at the WASH
ington Navy Yard tomorrow for a
brief visit. On1cers under command
Of Capitaine de fregate P. E. L. Serpett,
will be the guests Of Assistant Secretary
OF the Navy Charles Edison at q
luncheon in the Mayflower Hotel
Friday. The visiting ship, on her way
to Washington from Newport, R. l.,
is due OIL Hams Point at am. to-
morrow where she will fire a national
salute Of 81 guns and a Is gun salute
in honor of the commandant of the
local Navy Yard.
She will tie up at pier four at the
Navy Yard. The French gunboat
made an earlier visit to Washington
in the fall OF 1894. It is a ship of
approximately 1000 tons displacement
and carries IL omcers and 100 men.
Evening star., 1938-09-13

practical, it was explained, only dur
ing the past few years with clearer
knowledge Of human heredity and =
knowledge Of the constitution Of the
gene-bearing cells nearly as detailed
as the knowledge of blood types.
Although the register is not yet
made UP; it was said. several Wash
ington physicians already are carry
ing on the practice with gene donors
in their own employ. It often Is i'm
possible, however. to supply specifi-
cations from limited group Thus
person Of 4 specific nationality or
religion may be requested, with the
additional request for blue eyo, etc.
Evening star., 1938-09-13
TRAFFIC IS HALTED
Truck Drops Cement Rugs at Key
Bridge Entrance,

A trailer truck dumped q heavy load
of screen iron cement rugs" more
than is feet square At the Washing
ton entrance to Key Bridge today and
snarled trafic in that busy area for
more than 20 minutes before derrick
was brought to the scene to clear the
streets.
The load slid from the undertaking
trailer as the truck was making the
turn from N street onto the bridge.
Evening star., 1938-09-13
EVANGELIST HELD
IN BIGAMY CASE
Must Face Grand Jury on Charge
of Marrying Three
Women.

Charged with bigamy, q 35-year-
old travelling evangelist was held for
action Of the grand jury under s., 900
bond today when arraigned for a pre-
liminary hearing before Judge Herald
c. Smith in Police Court at Rock
vile, Md.
The defendant, Daniel r. Byrd Of
Norfolk. Va, said, II have nothing to
say when Judge Smith attempted to
question him about three women he Is
alleged to have married without OBJ
tanning divorce from any one of
them.
In that case I'll have to hold you
for the grand jury" Judge Smith said.
A crowded courtroom Uttered for
several minutes when Judge Smith re-
marked: Il guess $1,000 q wife will be
sumcient That will be $4,000"
Detective Sergt. Theodore F. vollten
produced duplicates of marriage Ger
tincates In court stating that on
March IL; 1896, the evangelist married
Elizabeth Kirkpatrick, 20, at Wells
burg, w. Va.
Sergt. Vollten said Mr.. Byrd left
his first wife, and on February % of
this year married Hilda Mae Smith,
81, at Portsmouth, Va. On the license
Mr.. Byrd said he was widowed" &C.
cording to Sergt. Vollten's papers.
On May 81 of this year Mr.. Byrd
left his second wife, according to
Sergt. Vollten, and two days later was
married to Bessie Thorn, 10, of Ash
land, KY. At Rockville, Md. With his
third wife. Mr.. Byrd moved to WASH
ington, police said. where he was ar
rested for investigation by District
police and subsequently turned over
to Rockville police. He has been held
at Rockville since August I.
Mr.. Byrd listed his birthplace on
the marriage license Is Galax, Va.
He told police he had done evanselktic
work In Kentucky.
Evening star., 1938-09-13

Is large as the baby and after several
attempts the attendant gave up. The
baby simply wouldn't stay put"
DR.. M. M. Marbel of Chicago, in
ventor Of the amplifying stethoscope,
attended the demonstration, rendering
assistance in the technical difficulties.
The program opened with an in
PRODUCTION by DR.. john" the Radio
Voice of the Medical Society of the
District. DR.. John is a member of the
Committee on Public Information,
which co-operated in arranging the
broadcast.
Evening star., 1938-09-13
BAND CONCERTS

BY the Soldiers Home Band In the
bandstand at Soldiers Home at 8
O'Clock tonight. John s. M. Zimmer-
mann, bandmaster; Anton Pointner,
assistant.
BY the Army Band in the formal
garden at Walter Reed Hospital at
$50 O'Clock tonight. Capt. Thomas
=. Darcy, r., leader; Karl Hubner,
assistant
Evening star., 1938-09-13
J. J. HAROLD RITES

Funeral Services to Be HE'D
Tomorrow for War Veteran.
Funeral services for John j. Harold,
Al, inspector in charge Of the Mosquito
Control Division, District Govern
ment, who died Sunday night in the
Washington Sanitarium, Takoma Park,
Nd, will be held at 10 am. tomor-
row in the Nativity Catholic Church,
following brief services at his late
residence, 1894 Illinois avenue NV.
Burial will be in Fort Lincoln Gene
terry.
A native of Philadelphia, Mr..
Harold had lived most Of his life in
washington. He was . member Of
Costello Post Of the American Legion
and the Knights Of Columbus. He
served overseas in the Army during
The World War.
Evening star., 1938-09-13
Heartbeats of Unborn Baby
Are Broadcast Orer WMAL
40 to 100 Clicks a Minute Are Heard
Clearly Like Rapid Ticking of
Watch Held Close to Ear.

and distinct the sound OF the rapid ticking Of watch held
closely
light Of day for another awaiting
radio
mother in Georgetown University Hospital
at the rate Of 14o to 1s