Evening Star Newspaper, April 7, 1930, Page 32

MB—16 « i THE EVENING STAR, WASHING'ON, D. C, MONDAY, APRIL 7, 1930. r r WILL ASK INDEPENDENCE | America, will arrive in Washington to- Brady ‘Undergoes Operation, AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. 2 GIBBUNS MEMUR'AI- morrow from Los Angeles, national ; i Ti0 AN But Breathe DEAF? P iersas e SR SHEL wi- o By, s Brosteny ieainen| NtIONAI Symphony NANA NATIONAL | Tl llu 31, T0e & B0c 35, “clm “BROTHERS" t fime derite of 1year im Hear With the ACOUSTICON Filipino Federation Head to Appear | nesses at a special meeting of the House |~ * o Tmmigration’ commitice Thursday. will | manager, underwent an operation for oRcHEsTRA fec than a silver dime TR E"—i- i TU BE REAREB H[RE Before Committee Thursday. represent 10,000 Filipinos on thé Pa- |appendicitis yesterday. His physician or wasmmaro Prepared to appeal for Filipino in- | ¢ific Coast an ,000 in Hawaii. He |reported that he was in good physical ela; 1217 G Street dependence, Dr. Hilario C. Moncado, | 4114, B¢ 8ccompanicd here by Elino L. | ondition for the operation and would| TANS KINDLER, president of the Filipino Federation of | branch of the federation. shortly leave the sanitarium. court port Suchorowsky. L M. Now, on view daily at 111 G 8t dm! et starttes _the behol Seats Now on Sale fir METROPOLITAN cipmge | OPERA COMPANY SCt E- Sent: Seing 4, pars Wison-Greene, 1| FOX;!'HEA:I’ER S| St “LABOHEME’ - Bert. len: roo0D's, 1300 G ot MASK & WIG CI.UB iet 6493, gt Supreme Officers and Board | I E BOOKS of Knights of Columbus E. MORRISON PAPER CO. to Raise Fund. 1009 Pa. Ave. NEXT WEER SFA: n ELLIN e “NANCY'S PRIVATE AFFAIR” POLI'S--NOW ii!s5x. ‘The erection here of a memorial to Cardinal Gibbons was assured yesterday E'I" T "IIDIEI GHEII!I" SECOND BIG WEEK! No. 80 for NEURITIS |[J}| when the supreme officers and board of ‘A‘! 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