Word: diego
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...sunny San Diego, police were confronted with a child of ten, strangled; a 17-year-old store clerk and photographer's model hanged from a tree in the Black Mountain woods; last fortnight, a Mrs. W. B. ("Dolly") Bibbens slashed and garroted to death in her city apartment; and last week a telephone operator was stabbed eleven times, fatally, near the Boy Scouts' headquarters. Since none had been criminally attacked, police searched for a female "fiend...
Seattle-San Diego: Leave 7 p.m. by Pacific Air Transport; arrive San Francisco 2:40 a.m., Los Angeles 6:35 a.m., San Diego 8:10 a.m. Return trip: Leave San Diego 10:15 p.m., arrive Los Angeles 11:30 p.m., San Francisco 3:30 a.m., Seattle n a.m. The season's opening was also marked by the climax of a sharp fight between Western Union and Postal Telegraph Co. for the exclusive rights to sell airline tickets at their branch offices. Last week Western Union had made contracts with 18 airlines, to Postal's ten. But Postal...
Degas, who lived from 1834 to 1917, is known especially for his studies of dancers, for his realistic racing scenes, and for his mastery of design, although his carefully-composed portraits are of equal importance. The "Portrait of Jules Finot" and "Portrait of Diego Martelli" are excellent examples of this type of work...
Among the best of the works exhibited are those of Rockwell Kenf, III '32, Jean Charlot of France, Marie Laurencin, also of France, and Diego Rivera of Mexico. There are also several exceptionally well done etchings and lithographs by some lesser known artists on exhibition...
...etchings by Kenf are considered to be his best according to good authorities. Diego Rivera, who is at present doing the mural paintings in the San Francisco stock exchange, has lent some fine lithographs to the Society for this show, as has Marie Laurencin, one of the younger French artists, who has done two striking lithographs in color...