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...publicity on this side of the Rio Grande. . . . ALFONSO GOMEZ PALACIO JR. Central Airways of Mexico Durango, Dgo. Sirs: . . . Permit me to be among the first to thank and congratulate both TIME and Mr. Rand for bringing ''The March of TIME" back. . . . FRANK W. Simcoe Chicago, Ill. Sirs: The announcement that the "March of TIME'" is returning to the air in October is very welcome news. In my opinion it is the finest program of all. My congratulations to TIME and Remington Rand. H. B. STEEG Indianapolis, Ind. To President James Henry Rand Jr. of Remington Rand...
...XIII of Spain passed through Paris on his way back to Madrid last March he dropped in to visit his good friend Jose Maria Sert. On view at Senor Sert's studio were the great murals he had just painted for the Duke of Alba's elaborate Palacio de Liria. Wrought chiefly in tones of gold, the paintings represented the history of the Alba family, several of whom are saints, since the 14th Century. By the time Alfonso XIII got home, abdicated and got back to Paris, Artist Sert was well along with his next batch of murals...
...nine days after laying his mother to rest, His Majesty remained in his personal suite at the Palacio Real in Madrid, and would not allow any member of the Royal Family to leave the palace. Since he has emerged from these days of meditation and prayer, Alfonso de Bourbon has seemed listless and melancholic. Last week it was thought that General Don Miguel Primo de Rivera has found this royal mood a favorable one in which to induce the King to sign several more decrees strengthening the Rivera grip of iron on Spain...
With night came illuminations. The Cathedral, its whole interior richly carved and gilded, blazed with an intensity offset by the gloomy shadows cast by its 20 squat Doric columns. Across the plaza, in the Palacio Nacional,* President Calles gave first a reception and then a ball. At midnight the festivities abated for an instant. President Calles stepped out upon the central balcony of the palace and pulled a cord which is pulled by every President of Mexico who manages to remain in office until a 16th of September. Boomed forth "The Liberty Bell? of Mexico." Cried Senor Calles "Viva Mejico...
...SOCIEDAD ESPANOLA. Conferencia sobre Armando Palacio Valdes. Frederic W. Morrison, Assembly Room, Harvard Union...