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La gaceta., 1938-01-21
toriano Manteiga, miembro de

toriano Manteiga, miembro de
lizan.
Lo presidira Leon Cain, en-
SUI calidad de presidente de Ia
Camara de Concrete de West
Tampa, Y hablaran los sehores
r. E. L. Chancey, alcalds de
Tampa; Nash Higgins, direc-
tor de la junta de Recreo; Vic
toriano Mantiega, miembro de
la Junta de Recreo, y otras
personals.
lei programa del sabado ten
dra caracteristicas eSpeciales,
con los bailarines Salinas Y San
Miguel; Norma Russo, Marti
Rio, las hermanas Lorh
Dickey CRESCENT.
La corona la entregara ia be-
LA senorita Marian Italiano.
Dos dias de muy grata diver
sion.
(PaSd a la Ia. pd0.)
La gaceta., 1938-01-21
NOTAS SOCIALN

! Has senoritas Hortensia Casal
del Centre Espanol; Olga La
Paz, de la Pequena Camara dc
Concrete; Lydia P~alenzuela,
del Club Rotario. Y Carmen Va
lenti, de la Unione Italiana.
Como candidates a damas de
honor han sido preSentadaS Car
men Valdespino, de la Camara
de Concrete de Tampa; Ada An
tinori, de la Pequena Camara;
Patricia Brockway, Centre Es-
panol; Maria Isabel Fec, Vete-
ramos de las guerras extranje-
ras; Olga Valdes, Glib Ex-
change; Alicia Garcia, Club
Leones; Josefina Infantone, u
nione Italiana; Zenaida Mora
les, Camara de Concrete de Y
Dor; Jean Perrone, Club Kiwa-
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lis, y Gloria Rubin, Club Ro-

mis-, y Gloria Rubin, Club Ro-
tario.
Las cuatro sehoritas que mas
votos obtengan pasaran a sci
las damas de honor.
Figuran en- ell programa de
variedades, habilmente selec-
cionado, Julia Moran, c~antante:
los bailarines MARTINEZ y Mar
tinez; Alicia Marquet, bailari-
ma; Chela Marines Y Johnny
MARTINEZ, rumba, y la contralto
Konne Hardee.
Tocaran dos orquestas, las
dos de primer orden, Don Fran
cisco y La Sonora.
Ell Sabado Sc efectuara Ia CO.
ronaei6n de Miss Latin Ameri-
can, en- ell Centre Espanol de
West Tampa.
AnteS de la coronation, en- ell
parque Peregrino Rey, Sc efec-
tuara un acto especial con mo-
La gaceta., 1938-01-21
VICTORIA DE M
QUARLES

Filadelfia, enero 21.-Nor.
ment Quarles, ell rubio gladia-
dor de Carolina del Norte, de-
rroto en- esta ciudad, por no.
caut tecnico, en- ell tercer
round, a Tommy Gross.
Ell arbitro Levinsky puso ter
mino a la pelea a los 2 minutes
v 70 segundos del tercer asal-
to. Cross recibio una grave he
rida sobre ell ojo izquierdo.
La gaceta., 1938-01-21
La pel5cutG

La peLlcUtG
"COruz0R de EspdRG"
Listos estan los preparativos
para la exhibition ell lunes.
en- ell Auditorio Municipal, de la
pelfcula "Coraz6n de Espana."
Junto con la pelicula ell Sr.
Geo. O. Pershing disertara so :
bre Ia obra que Sc realiza en- la
Espana legitima, la republica :
ma.
Presidira Ell acto, segdn 10 con
venido, ell Rev. J. A. Phillips, de
la iglesia Metodista.
Ell presidente de la Union In
ternacional de Tabaqueros, Ell
buen amigo Van Horn, hara la
presentation de Mr. Pershing.
Una noche de propaganda hon
rada, que Sc ajusta por compile
to a la verdad de los hechos.
La gaceta., 1938-01-21
CARTAS

Algunos individuos han tar :
dado ano y medic en- aVeriguar
que son leales, como otros tar
daron algunos meses, al princi-
pio de la guerra.
La retaguardia no da paten-
tes de antifascismo, pero sabe
quienes han contribuido.
Y la mejor manera de probar.
ell amor a una causa es con ac-
tos, no detras del "poste" o de-
bajo de la cana, como 81 NADIA
sucediera.
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LA OBRA DE "A
Ola DE TAMPA
BOYCOTT

Ell boycott contra las mercan
cias japonesas y. fascistas Sc
mantiene por la retaguardia de
Tampa.
Muchos establecimientos han
retirado va de la vista del publ
co los efectos de esa proceden-
cha. :
No debe if ell dinero de los lea
les de Tampa a los bolsillos de
los facciosos y sus complies.
Firmes en- ell puesto de honor.
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EN- HONOR DE PERSHING

Ell joven democratic Geo. o.
Pershing, pariente del general
Pershing, pronuncio aver dos
discursos ,Hno en- San Peters :
burg y Ell otro en- Ell local del
puesto Tampa Nc. 5, de la Le-
gI6n Americana.
En- las dos oraciones destac6
la obra del Buro Medico de ayu-
da a Espana y la justicia de la
causa del pueblo espanol.
Hoy, en- companfa de Pedro
Ramirez Y de nuestro director,
visitara la fabrica de Corral y
Wodiska.
Por la noche, en- ell "Restau-
rant Columbia" comera en- u
ni6n de varios miembros del Co.
mite Popular Democratico.
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F. BTLLOCH
i Nj ASO N ES!
ASH ES LA SECTA
LAS LOGIAS DE PALMA
( IBlZA
ga
ASH ES LA SECTA

mores por la suerte que pue-
da correr ell "generalfsimo"
de la revolution. Y dice:
limos seres desgraciados
que delinquieron por I'm ideal
eStan a punto de perecer a ma
nos del verdugo... Entire elloS,
Gonzalez Peha Sc halla ex-
puesto, segdn todos los rumo-
res y nuestras referencias fl
dedignas, a que Sc lie applique
la tan por noSotros odiada pc
ma de muerte. Este p~rofano, 81
bien no vino a nuestros tale
res a yer la luz mas6nica, te-
nemos la seguridad de que en-
su espiritu aiientan las esen-
cias de nuestros credos... A vo
sotros acudimos para que en-
esos wales hagais la ~necesaria
campana..."
Anticipandose a los deseos
de esta logia, los altos Pode-
res mas6nicos habian va remi-
lido circulares a todos los ta-
lleres de Espana, dando ms
truceiones para preparar Gun
estado de opinion" Y "actuar
con la mayor eficacia en- ell mo
mento oportuno en- que con
precision Sc os indicara".
Y dice ell documento a que
va me he referido en- La Ma
%soneria al Desnudo:
"...que por los medios que
Sc estimen pertinentes Sc re-
cuerde a ministries y diputa-
dos masones que es fundamen
talmente contraria a los prin-
cipios de la Institution Y de
los juramentos prestados, toda
labor que tienda directa o in
direCtamente a mantener 0
restablecer la pena de muer-
te."
Ell documento lleva fecha de
IL de Abril de 1884 y acom-
para instrucciones eonfiden-
ciales.
Esas instrucciones las he
transcrite va en- La Masoneria
al Desnudo, con reproduction
fotografica de los document
tos. Y que surtieron ell espera-
do efecto cerca del Presiden-
tie de la republica, senior Alcala
Zamora, ahi estan, como demos
TRACTION, las Memorials que en-
"Informaciones" publican don
Rafael Sanchez Guerra ex-Se-
cretario general de la Presi-
dencia, en- las que confirma la
gran cantidad de p%eticiones
que EN- favor de los cOndena-
dos a la Ultima pena recibfa
ell Jefe del Estado. Claro que
ignoraba ell senior Alcala Ia
mora que aquel gran ndmero
de cartas Y telegramas eran
producto-por 10 menos bas-
tantes de ellos-de las maqui
naciones de la masonerfa.
Porque esta era la consigna
de los Altos Poderes de la Sec
ia: u
''Todos los hermanos, tanto
Individual como por medic de
las Agrupaciones profanas a
que pertenezcan, y nunca Coz
mo tales masones, hagan TODD
10 possible para que cada nue.
va sentencia de pena de muer
tie que sea dictada, Sc remita
con insistencia cartas y tele-
gramas, tanto al Presidente
de la republica como al Jefe
del Gobierno, a los que Sc pi-
da ell indulto de los condena-
nos, D
Use We, pues, como la ma
soneria organiza sus campa-
mas? i
No lie faltan tampoeo Insti-
-, a3onae p~rofonac 40 Lao pIa
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para ,sus hermanas de Espana.
Haber mandado miles de Ii =
bras de ropas de todas classes
haber contribuido al envio de
las cuatro ambulancias, ETC.,
Con elias esta ell coraz6n de la
retaguardia, siempre sensible y
alberto a las buenaS obras.
Salud, hermanas.
La gaceta., 1938-01-21

Ell CGrndUal Latino
La primera de la gran fiesta
del Carnaval Latino, organiza-
da por la Camara de Concrete
de West Tampa, Sc efectuara
hoy, en- 81 Coliseo de la Isla Da-
Wis.
Ell punto principal sera elegir
por medic del vote de los asis-
tentes, a Miss Latin American.
Este honor Sc 10 disputan las DE
La gaceta., 1938-01-21

Use We, pues, como la ma
soneria organiza sus campa-
mas? i
No lie faltan tampoeo lnsti-
tuciones profanas de las que
servirse, ciertamente. Son hi
juelas de la secta. Por ejem-
plo, la "Liga de los Derechos
del Hombre', reducto mas6-
nico donde sus miembros asis-
ten cast todos con ell mandh
debajo de la americana, y
gran estaci6n receptora de
de consignas internaciolalc7.
The Washington times., 1938-09-08
ICKES INDORSES
liberal PARTY

G.N.S0 Secretary of Interior
Ickes today endorsed President
Roosevelt's drive to develop q
liberal political party with the
statement that he had always
hoped he would live to see the day
when there would be a party
cleavage over liberal VS.. conserva-
tive principles.
Ickes made his declaration at a
press conference when aske d
whether he favored the election Of
a liberal Republican over q con-
servative Democrat.
Eyes, I would" Ickes replied.
"What do you think I've been
most of my life? A Democratic
standpatter always has looked to
me exactly like a Republican
standpatter."
Ickes said he thought the Presi-
dent has ample opportunity" to
liberalize the Democratic party.
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Her Ex-HuSband,
The Earl, Seeking
Fortune in u. S. ,

LONDON, Sept. 8.-Giving up
her title of countess to become a
plain Mrs" Lady Rose Warwick,
divorced wife Of the Earl of War
wick today married w. M. L. Fiske,
son of a partner in the London
branch of the great New York
banking house Of Dillon, Read
and Co.
While Lady Rose was again en-
tering into the bonds Of matri-
mony, the Earl of Warwick was
in Hollywood, where rumor has
linked his name with that of Mar
lene Dietrich.
A decree nisi was granted Lady
Rose last February, and on August
Is it became final. Her marriage
came as a surprise, as there had
been no indication Of her romance
Continued on Page 2, Col. 81
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FRANCE SHIFTS
HIGH COMMAND

PARIS, Sept. S.-War-like prep.
arations along the Maginot line
continued today as the French
army strengthened its high COM
mand with generals who are ex-
perts on the German frontier.
Promoted to the superior war
council was Gen. Edouard Requin,
commander of the Twentieth corps
area which embraces a major por-
ton of the Maginot line.
Gen. Louis Hubert, commander
Of the Metz fortified area, was
given command of the twentieth
corps with headquarters in Nancy.
Gen. Jules Garchery, member Of
the Superior War Council, who di-
rected service and supply for the
French army Of the Rhineland
after the World War. was made
inspector general of infantry.
Standing by for orders in the
bristling Maginot Line area were
$4,000 men, the cream Of the
French continental forces and re.
serve reinforcements. French war
planes roared over the line.
Candles burned in churches Of
Asace and Lorraine. Observation
balloons floated in the sky over
Metz.
(Other Details on Page A.
The Washington times., 1938-09-08
3 Reported Lost
In Sinking

HALIFAX, Nova Scotia, Sept. 3
(I.N.S0.-The schooner Clarise
and its crew of three was reported
lost today by Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert
Hicks who, through binoculars,
saw the 5O-ton ship founder, bow
foremost and disappear from
sight.
The Hicks, residents Of Plain
field, N. j., tourists in Nova
Scotia, were idly sweeping the
ocean with their glasses from the
shore at Peggys Cove, famed fish
ing village, when the tragedy was
enacted before their eyes.
TWO.MASTED SHIP
Aubrey Fife was captain Of the
Charlse and Eldred Mercer and
Edwin Cam, seamen.
A dory from the two-masted ship
drifted ashore later but there was
no sign of the three missing men.
The Washington times., 1938-09-08
Z Held in Staying
Laid 10 Price WaI

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 8 QN.S0
Two well-to-do Los Angeles clean
ing plant operators were under
arrest today in connection with
the 8-year-old murder of John
Stockman. negro watchman in a
cleaning and dyeing plant during
a price war"
Those held are Robert Cowan,
A, and George Cartier, 40. Stock
man was slain as he surprised
three men destroying clothes in
the plant and attempting to sabo-
tage equipment.
The Washington times., 1938-09-08
TODAY
I'M EUROPE;

LONDON - Prime Minister
Chamberlain, cutting short
a vacation in Scotland,
pIunges into conferences
with cabinet members to
determine next step in
deadlOcked Czech -Sudeten
controversy.
PRAGUE-Sudeten NaziS re-
fuse to resume negotiations
until government investi-
gates disorders at Mach
riSch- -OStrau, where two
NaZiS were laShed by Czech
police. Premier HOdz9
promises redress II attack
was "unprOvOked."
PARIS - Five million work
ers heed national crisis and
rally to bolster Frances
defense. Additional reserves
rushed to MaginOt Line.
The Washington times., 1938-09-08
Coast Guard Saves
3 MGrOOned Men

SANDUSKY, Ohio, Sept. 8
I.NSO.-Marooned on West Sis
ter Island in Lake Erie since Sat
urday, three Toledo men were res
cued today by coast guardsmen.
The men, Hector Belanger, A.;
his brother Archie, IS, and David
Reed, go, were uninjured, but their
new 1S-foot powerboat was dam
aged during a lake storm.
They reported they reached the
island but were unable to return
because their boat was out Of or
der, and used the shack at the
islands automatic lighthouse for
shelter. Their provisions, in
tended for a week end, were nearly
depleted when coast guards ar
rived.
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deputies by Czech police at Mach
risch- Ostrau will die down and the
Prague negotiations be permitted
to resume.
French ENJOY Leaves
The Anglo German converse
tions proceeded here, with Foreign
Minister Joachim Won Ribbentrop
expounding the Fuehrer's views
Continued ON Page 4, Col. u
The Washington times., 1938-09-08
RECALLS
JEWISH consul

BOSTON, Sept. 8 G.N.SJ.-Re-
call of Guido segre, Italian consul
general in Boston, a Jew. was re-
vealed today.
Admitting the recall, Segre de-
clared the order was issued prior
to the decree of Premier MuSSo-
lini discharging all Jews in Italian
public service and ordering expul-
sion of all Jews entering italy and
her possessions since 1919.
He said, however, he knew no
other details.
Serge is As and has been consul
in Boston for three years. He Is a
graduate of University of Turin
and served in consular capacities
in Asiatic Turkey and France. He
is married and has three children.
The Washington times., 1938-09-08
1OOLIVESLOST
WHEN BURNING
SHIP FOUNDERS
French Boat Sinks
Off Paracel Islands

LONDON, Sept. 8 d.N.S)-A
Reuter- dispatch from Tokyo today
said the French steamer Claude
Chappe foundered off the Paracel
Islands with a loss OF more than
100 lives, according to uncon-
firmed advices from Hanoi.
The report said the disaster oc-
Cured after fire broke out aboard
the ship, which was en- route from
Haiphong to Saigon, French Indo-
China.
Built at Newcastle, England, in
1909, the Claude Chappe was a
4,394-ton vessel owned by the
Ciedes Messageries Maritimes con-
cern. It was registered at Saigon.
The Washington times., 1938-09-08
Stock Market Rally
Recoups Early Loss

duced its loss to a fraction while
General Motors regained a half
point loss.
Rails suffered losses in the first
hours weakness and then came
back about halfway. A T b T
halved a loss of well over a point.
Oils and utilities were down frac-
tionally. Commodities were slug
gish and foreign issues were heavy
in the bond market.
The Washington times., 1938-09-08
Wife Wins Race
To Dying Husband

PITTSBURGH, Sept. 8 Q.N.SO.
Shortly after his wife won a race
with death to his bedside, John
Luses, a deputy U. s. marshal of
Cleveland, died today Of injuries
suffered in an automobile
collision near here while bringing
a Federal prisoner to Pittsburgh.
He had battled for life through
the night in an oxygen tent.
The Washington times., 1938-09-08
Expect Big Vote

And this despite the outlook for
the largest vote ever cast in any
Maryland primary in any previous
year. Everyone in touch with con-
ditions over the State expects q
record.smashing turnout, account
ing for a substantial share OF the
SO per cent Of the Democratic vote
which normally never comes out.
President Roosevelt and Admin.
istration strategiSts have hoped
Continued ON Page 2, Col. u
The Washington times., 1938-09-08
Cobb Prepares Auto
For New Speed Run

BONNEVILLE SALT FLATS,
Utah, Sept. 8 Q.N.SJ.-John Cobb
and his mechanics today prepared
his 24-cylinder speedster, Railton,
for an assault Saturday morning
on the worlds land speed record
Of 345.49 miles per hour. Barring
additional rainfall, Cobb, London
fur broker, said the trial will be
made at daybreak.
Cobb said the salt was still in
an unsatisfactory condition be-
cause Of heavy rains here last
week.
The Washington times., 1938-09-08
LEWIS NEEDS
5 COUNTIES ON
SHORE TO win
New Deal Strength
Still in Doubt
BY THEODORE HUNTLEY

BALTIMORE Md, Sept. 8.
Only a political earthquake can
prevent Maryland from joining
Nevada and South Carolina Mon
day in the anti-New Deal parade.
Four days before the senatorial
primary the Free State seems set
to renominate Senator Tydings-
not that it loves him more, but
because it appears to love the New
Dealers less.
President Roosevelt's two-day
excursion into the State has made
votes for Little Davey' Lewis and
strengthened the President him
self, as the State warmed to the
charm of the man and the siru-
plicity of his appeal, but unless
there is something going on be-
The Washington times., 1938-09-08
Dodge's Funeral
SET for Tomorrow

DETROIT, Sept. 8 Q.N.SO,
Motor millions heir Danny Dodge
drowned after an accident while
honeymooning on Georgian Bay
Ont, will be buried Friday in
Wocdlawn Cemetery from the
family's Rochester, Mich, home.
The 21-year-old millionaire'S
body was found yesterday, floating
in Georgian Bay, after a 23-day
search, and was brought to Detroit
by plane.
The Washington times., 1938-09-08

+. NEW YORK, Sept. ga mid
afternoon rally Stiffened the stock
market today and largely recouped
losses developed in a weak morn
ing session.
Steel shares were under heavy
pressure, but losses running up to
a point in such issues as Bethle-
hem, Crucible and U. S. Steel were
halved by the rally. Chrysler fell
more. than q point and then 70.
The Washington times., 1938-09-08
Mayor of Alexandria
Head Citizens Bank

A. Slater Lamond, son Of the
late president, and George F..
Downham, vice president and trust
officer, were elected to the board
of directors.
Mr.. Lamond is a co-owner with
his brother, Clyde C. Lamond, jr.,
of the Potomac Clay Works,
founded by his father.
The Washington times., 1938-09-08

Richard L. Ruffner, mayor Of
Alexandria, and prominent attor-
ney, was elected president Of the
Citizens National Bank of Alex
andria, today, filling the vacancy
caused by the death Of c. c. La
mond last month. Mr.. Ruffner
has been a member Of the board Of
directors for several yearA
The Washington times., 1938-09-08
Full Production on
In Chevrolet Plants

FLINT, Mich, Sept. 8 Q.N.SO.
Calling 5000 men back to work.
Chevrolet Motor Company off
cials today announced sheet metal
and motor plants will go on full
production here Monday. Work
will be resumed on a five-day week
basis.
The Washington times., 1938-09-08
GENERAL TRANSFER

Giuseppe Cosmelli. counselor
and charge d'affaires Of the Ital.
ian Embassy here, said the recall
of Guido Segre from his post in
Boston was part of a general
transfer Of counselor officers or.
dered last July.
Segre, Cosmelli explained, is be.
ing transferred to another posi-.
ton with the foreign ministry in
Rome. He said he did not think
the fact that Segre is a Jew
played any part in the transfer.
The Washington times., 1938-09-08
Lewis on Radio

Representative David Lewis
will continue his radio at
tackS on Senator Millard
TydingS this evening, with an
address, "The Bus Boy Of Big
Business" The broadcast, to
start at $3.50, will be heard
! In Washington over Station
WRC and in a chain through
out Maryland.
The Washington times., 1938-09-08
Paralysis Closes
Schools In Riud

RIGA, Latvia, Sept. 8.-The
opening of the autumn Sc.
mester in the Riga schools was
postponed because of an epidemic
of infantile paralysis. Seventy
cases already have been reported.
This is the first quarantine against
this disease in the Baltic states.
The Washington times., 1938-09-08
Treasury Condition

G.N.S.) Treasury balance as Of
September 8, $2,1S9,754,0S9.25;
miscellaneous internal revenue,
$19,348,821.05: customs receipts,
$5, 5,479, 1880; receipts, $685., 1885,
776: expenditures, $1,613, 1854, ,3S7.
The Washington times., 1938-09-08
U. S. Press Scored
NTIREMRERC.

NUREMBERG, Sept. 8
(I.N.S.)-The American press
today was charged with
leadership in the "anti-Ger-
man Slandering and atrOcity
campaign" by DIR. Otto Diet
rich, Nazi press chief.
The purpose Of the Amer
lean press, said Dietrich in a
speech at the party congress,
is to "undermine Germany
from within and prove to the
world that Nazi power Is un-
stable"
The Washington times., 1938-09-08

meath the surface which no one
yet has discovered, the votes that
the President and Little Davey"
together can muster will not be
enough to win.
The Washington times., 1938-09-08
READ
From Bridal Veil"
(OREGON)
By
Fl STE MAXWETI
ELSIE MAXWELL
(PrOfessor Of Home Economics,
University Of IdGio)

tPF0JeSS0r OF nome EcCnomtcS,
University Of IdGhol
What is the difference be-
tween the roasting chicken
the experienced shopper
buys and the chicken that
the bride of a few months
generally purchases? Pro-
feSSor Maxwell shows the in
experienced shopper just how
to select the chicken that
will make the perfect meal.
Enjoy the first Elsie Maxwell
feature, Prom Bridal Veil"
in The Washington Times
tomorrow.
The Washington times., 1938-09-08
Fuehrer Opens
Direct Parleys
With England
Pressure Put on SudetenS to Resume
Negotiations With Prague
By PIERRE ]. HUss

NUREMBERG Germany, Sept QN.S).-Determined to
fall back his demand for pebsce if everything else falls
Reichsfuehrr Hitler moved personally to settle the Sude
ten autonomy dispute today and launched direct conversations
with Great Britain for amicable solution.
The Washington times., 1938-09-08

The Fuehrer sent Konrad
Henlein, Sudeten party leader,
on a swift visit across the bor-
der to Maehrisch- -Ostrau, scene
| of disorders which led Sude-
tens in Prague to suspend their
negotiations with the Czecho-
slovakian government.
May Resume Talks
Under direct orders from the
Fuehrer to "liquidate" the Mach
risch- OStrau situation, Henlein
arose from a sickbed and motored
to the border town late last night.
He returned to Nuremberg today.
Results Of his visit were not i'm
mediately known.
It was Hitler'S plan, however,
to have Henlein reestablish his
l'caim contention" that suspension
Of the Prague negotiations at the
present moment would be preju-
dicial to his own direct negotia-
tions with Great Britain.
Thus the assumption here was
that If Hitler has his way, current
Sudeten indignation over the al
legged manhandling of two Sudeten
The Washington times., 1938-09-08
QUITS
AS BOARD AIDE

Robert j. Cottrell, executive Sec
retary of the Washington Board
Of Trade for the last IL years,
has submitted his resignation, the
Washington Times learned from
an authoritative source today.
The board of directors of the
organization will meet next Mon
day, it was understood, to act on
the resignation. Cottrell is now
absent from the city on vacation
and expected back here in about
a week.
The Washington times., 1938-09-08
Named in 1926

A newspaper reporter and
former real estate editor of a
Washington newspaper, Cottrell
was appointed executive secretary
of the trade body in November,
1928.
Active in civic affairs, he is a
member Sof the jury commission,
secretary-treasurer of the Zoning
Advisory Council, secretary of the
Citizens Joint Committee on Fis-
cal Relations, on advisory mem
ber Of the District Employment
Commission and of many other
civic ORGANIZATIONS.
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Club Menker

Cottreu is a member of the
Rotary, University and National
Press Clubs. He took a degree of
LIB. at National University in
1922.
Married and the father of a
daughter, he resides at 4466 Res
ervoir Rd., in Foxhall Village.
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LOST

LOST
CARD CASE-Brown leather. containing
press cards. permits. etc. Reward. RE-
public 1894. Miss Thomas.
TOP case of watch, Sun. eve., gold I'M. l.
McE.) reward, 1926 18th st. N. W.
WIRE-haired terrier. male: Jock" tag
1Os9O. EN-. 4445: 1922 46th St. N. W.
$50 REWARD-Return diamond platinum
Elgin watch, small diamond ring. black
hat. left in car Wed, Aug. 81; no ques.
tions asked. 3134 o st. N. W. WE. 1146
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