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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1935-03-22

AND UP. List price of New
Standard Roadster at Flint,
Mich, S465. With bumpers,
spare tire and fire lock, the Inst
price is $4,000 additional.
Prices subject to change with
out notice
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1935-03-22

the New-Value Dodge. They say Il
actually costs less to run than the
iowest-priced carsl
Yet for all its advantages-in style,
comfort, safety and dependability-
the new Dodge now delivers for just
a few dollars more than the lowest
priced cars.
CHRYSLER MOTORS
DODGE DIVISION
NEW VALUE DODGE s6<5 and up.
An prices o. b. factory, Detroit. subject
TO change without notice. Time Payments
to fit your budget. Ask for the Official
ChrysIer Motors Commercial Credit Plan.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1935-03-22
VIM. J. ARCHER,
Judge of Probate.

A. w. Nelson, Attorney.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-22
CITY COMP ANY
SHOWS LATEST
NASH PRODUCT
Compact Engine. Capable of
Highly Economical Opera
ton, Cited.

Declared by those who have seen
it to incorporate more significant
engineering Improvements than any
manufacturer has introduced on a
new model in the past several years.
the newest product Of the Nash
Motors Co. a companion car to the
present Nash line. made its first APP
pc8rance here last week at the
show rooms Of the F. L. Shaver Co.
local La Faycttc-Nash distributor.
1907 n Meridian-St
Except for the fact it Will carry
the Nash name and will be priced
between the company's present La
Fayette and Nash Advanced Six, no
definite information concerning the
new car has been released TO the
public as vet by Nash officials. It
is understood, however. that in de-
velOEing this new automobile Nash
engineers have achieved signal sue
cess with a principle that may reVo-
lutior ize future autOmOtive design.
y IS reliably reported the engine
used in the car is the most compact
'et employed to power production
automobile and that it presents a
radically different appearance from
engines in current use. Other in
formation establishes amazing OPP
Grating economy as a result Of the
new design, while the expense Of
engine maintenance has been re-
duced considerably because of the
greater accessibility of motor parts,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-22
PLANTS make
SAFETY GAINS
Accidents Decrease in IA
General Motors
Factories.

Fourteen General Motors plants
operated throughout April without a
single accident. according to tabu-
lations compiled in the first months
results of safety contest spon-
sored by c. E. Wilson, vice-presldent
of the corporation. These plants
employed more than $4,000 hourly
wage earnerS who worked total
of 4.147, 143 hours during the month.
In the 81 plants throughout the
country enlisted in the drive to eli
inmate industrial accidents, a re-
duction of 65.3 per cent in accidents
was reported, compared to April a
year ago. The contest will continue
through May and June. At the end
of three months, banners will be
presented every plant department
having a perfect safety record.
Plants having no accidents during
April were: Anderson, Ind, Motor
Lamp Division; Cleveland. Winton
Engine Corporation. and Dayton, O..
Delco Products, Inland Manufacture
ing and Moraine Products Divisions;
Flint, Mich, AC Spark Plug Diyi-
sion Indianapolis, Allison Engineer
ing Division; Meriden, Conn, New
Departure Division; Newark, N. j.,
Hyatt Bearing Division; Pontiac,
Mich, Pontiac Motor Company;
Rochester, N. Y, Delco Appliance
Division; Saginaw. Mich, Saginaw
Malleable Iron Division, and War
rem, o., Packard Electric and Sun
light Divisions.
The contest has stimulated I'M
usual interest in accident preven-
ton throughout all plants enrolled,
practically all of them showing
sharp reductions.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-22
DODGE SALES
GOING STRONG
Delivery of 1O4,807 Units
in Eighteen Weeks
Reported.

Business as usual, continues to
be he essence OF Dodge dealers
retail delivery reports rendered
weekly to the Office of A. Van Der
Zee. general sales manager OF the
Dodge division of Chrysler Motors.
Deliveries for the week ended May
I amounted 10 7773 Dodge and Ply
mouth passenger cars and 1903
Dodge commercial cars and trucks, a
,otal of 1916 sales.
Retail deliveries made by Dodge
dealers for the first 10 weeks of
the present year were 104.807 pas
senger cars and 1873 commercial
cars and trucks. a total of 122. 780
units. as against 1858 units sold in
the corresponding 10 weeks of 1881
Used car sales by Dodge dealers,
which were $3.50 n the preceding
week. rose to 800 during the wees,
ended May 1.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-22
FORD TRAFFIC
RECORD MADE
Total of $4,000 Freight
Cars Pass Through
Rouge Plant.

All existing railroad freight traffic
records at the Rouge plant of the
Ford Motor Co. were broken in
March for the second consecutive
month. according to R. A. Hayes,
indianapolis branch manager Of the
Ford Motor Co.
Railroad freig hit movement
through the Rouge plant yards in
March totalled 34,955 cars Qoads
and empties), the announcement
said. This was nearly II per cent
greater than the former record of.
81 500 cars handled through the
Rouge plant yards in February.
The last previous high was total
of 29,500 cars which passed through
the yards in April, 1880. Records for
the last few years show that approx
imately 80 per cent of all freight
movement in and out Of Ford plants
throughout the United States is by
rail.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-22
Chrysler Records Notable
Increase in Four Months
Sales 81 Per Cent Above
Those of Same Period
Last Year.

one Of the most remarkable bust
ness increases in the history Of the
automotive industry was recorded
by the Chrysler Sales Corp. from
Jan. l to May this year. In these
four months factory shipments to-
tailed 22.O50 Chryslers In the same
period of 1884, Chrysler shipped
146OO cars. This makes a gain OF
Sill per cent for 1885 over the COR
responding period OF 1884.
Retail deliveries are keeping pace
with factory shipment, as is proved
by the fact that three times during
the month Of April ChrySler deal
ers set new all time high records for
the combined sales of Chrysler and
Plymouth cars during a single week.
In the week ending April d. 5209
units were delivered at retail in the
United States. This is exclusive
of the very large retail deliveries OF
Plymouths by Dodge and DeSoto
dealers. y
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-22

Motor cars everywhere probably
Will run more smoothly and effl-
GENTLY when new engineering prin-
ciples which will be discussed at
the thirteenth annual international
convention here Of the Automotivc
Engine Rebuilders Association. May
q to 80. are put into practice.
r. G. Patterson Of Piston Serv-
ice Co. of Indiana is national eX-
ocutive vice president, and c. w.
Yount of Eagle Machine Co. is ma
tiona1 treasurer. K. K. Kizer of the
Century Tire Co. is in charge of ar
rangements for a race drivers din
ner to be held in the Claypool ON
Tuesday night, May %, at which
noted persons of the automobile
racing world will DC special guests.
More than 1000 automotive re-
placement parts manufacturers and
iobbers are expected to attend the
technical sessions which will be eli
NAKED by attendance at the 500
mile Memorial Day race at the In
dianapolis Motor Speedway.
Among those expected to attend
the drivers dinner are Wild Bill"
Cummings, winner of the 1884
Speedway race; Harry Hartz, Fred
Frame, Pete De Paolo, Louis Meyer,
Col. E. V. Rickenbacker, Speedway
president: T. E. (Pop) Myers, man
ager. and Amelia Earhart Putnam,
who this year will be the first WOm-
en- referee Of the speed classic. From
Hollywood will come Cliff Bergers
and Richard Arlen. Arlen will ride
in the race as Do Paolo's Mechanic.
Governor Paul V McNutt will ad-
dress the opening session.
Speakers for the threc-day con-
vention. as announced by r. @. Pat
terson. Indianapolis. executive vice
president. include E. P. ChalfOnt,
Detroit. National Standard Parts
Association vice president; d. w.
Rodger. Detroit: A. H. Packer. Chi
cago editor of Motor Service; Capt.
Dalton Risley Jr., Milwaukee,
known as the Ripley of the Auto
motive Industry; B. w. Ruark
Chicago. Motor Equipment. ami
Wholesalers Association manager;
j. C. Rogers, Atlanta, Ga; f. r.
Kitchener. st. Louis. !. J. Eldridge,
Cincinnati. ard A B Will, Robert
Jardine and H n Nigg, all of De-
in use for the first time.
Railroads have for the first time
granted the naturalization certif1-
cate reduced fare plan for those at
tending the convention. Under this
plan, round trip tickets may be pur-
chased for one and one-third fares
at the point of origin.
D. H. Goldman. Baltimore, Md,
association president, will preside
over the convention. Other officers
are Mr.. Eldridge and L. c. Smith,
Chicago. vice presidents, and c. w.
Yount, indianapolis, treasurer.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-22
BUCKS SALES
VOLUME RISES
Gain of so Per Cent Shown
Over April Period of
Last Year.
By Times Special

- y / tNtn spun
FLINT, Mich, May ga steady
upward swing in the volume of new
car sales is reported by w. F. HUFF
stader, general sales manager of the
Buick Motor Co., who has an
nounced that retail deliveries of
Buick motor cars during the second
10 days of April exceeded those of
the first 10 days by 50 per cent and
showed a 90 per cent gain over the
corresponding period Of last year.
Retail sales during the period,
Hufstader said, totaled 1852 units as
against 1876 in the previous 10 days
and 1890 in the corresponding period
a year ago The volume was the
best for any corresponding April
period since 1881.
At the same time, the factory
reported a substantially increased
bank of untitled orders totaling
more than 5000 cars. a gain of Is
per cent since April /.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-22
WILLYS ANNOUNCES
CAB PICKUP TRUCK
New Model Designed for
Special Service.

The WHY'S II cab pickup trucks,
announced this week. is the newest
addition to the Willys-Overland
factory schedules. according to the
Frank S. Feeser Co, local distrlbu-
tor, 1926 ProSpect-St.
With the same economy in gaSo-
line and oil, and low cost but fast
transportation advantages of the
WHY'S panel delivery. the cab pick
up model is designed to meet the re-
quirements of such merchants as
farmers, grocers, butchers, painters
and plumbers.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-22
CHEVROLET USES NEW
KIND OF UPHOLSTERY
Purchasers Given Option of Type
Called Tree Bark Cord.

DETROIT May 22.-Tree- bark
cord am innovation m automobile
upholstery fabric. has been made
Cp lonai to purchasers of Chcvro-
let master Gle luxe models.
The fabric. new in pattern and
color. is made of wool. ard COM
bincs the wearing qualities of Bed
ford cord and its ease of cleaning
with q distinctly new appearance.
As it's name indicates. tree-bark
cord though closely woven fiat fab
ric. is corrugated IN non-cOnunuous
ridges.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-22
u, S. TIRES TO
Be ADVERTISED
ON NEW BASIS
CamDaiqn viii Avoid Usual
Reference TO Other
Makes.

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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-22
WEAK KIDNEYS
Stop Getting Up Nights

To harmlesslv flush poisions and acid
from kidneys and correct irritation Of
bladder 50 that YOU can stop getting up
nishts' get 4 IS cent package OF Golo
directed. Other SYMPTOMS OF kidney and
bladder weaknesses are irregular or pain
ful imiuatl0r-backache- cramps
puffv eyes.-ACV.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-22

A gauge that works while the en-
CINE runs is used in testing the gaso-
line pump This device checks up
on the suction and pressure pull Of
the pump and the fuel delivery sys-
TEN.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-22
TWELVE RULES FOR
SAVING TIRES GIVEN
BY GOODRICH EXPERT

1T is conservative state
ment that the tire bill of the
American public could be re-.
duced 25 per cent. and all
WORKOUT tires in use discarded,
if the nations automobile
drivers would observe a dozen
rules for taking care Of their
tires" according to K. D.
Smith. technical superintend-
ent. tire division, B. F. Good
rich Co.
BY taking the precautions.
listed below. motorists can re-
ducc tire bills anywhere from
25 70 so per cent. depending
upon how careful they already
are. as well as decreasing the
chances of tire failure and
possible accident. The rules
are:
Maintain the recommended
or rated air pressure at all
times: check new tires and
newly mounted tires more
often: shift your tires from
wheel TO wheel: keep good tires
on the rear as well as front;
slow down for corners; brake
gently: keep wheels in align
ment; inspect tires occasionally;
DO not drive too fast on hot.
dry roads; start up gently, do
not spin your wheels; keep
away from cJIrbs and sharp
bumps. and inspect all tires
when your car steers queerly."
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-22
Caution Urged

All intersections should be APP
preached with caution, particularly
those on the outskirts of cities.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-22
Starting Advice

Do not keep pressing the starter
pedal if the motor refuses to start
Experts agree that IS to 30 seconds
is a reasonable limit.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-22

You get so much in Terraplane that you
can't get in any other lowest price car!
Just for example:
So to 100 horsepower, from motor
called by experts the finest built today. =.
Americas only body all of steel. Those
great police-tested Rotary-Equalized
brakes that have set new safety stopping
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-22
THE WONDER is. ..IT'S STILL PRICED
with the Lowest

records in public tests from coast to coast
The Electric Hand (optional at small
extra cost on all Terraplanes) that's the
years sensation for easier, safer driving
RugeednesS and economy StOOrn TO by
thousands of owners :. Try Terraplaningl
1t makes ride in other lowest price cars
seem like walking
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-22

This CAN'T be one of the lowest price eor on the But
La gaceta., 1935-06-04

costumbrado a asuntos semeian
ties acepta, exigiendo un interes
eXor6ltante y rrestando sobre
.fincas por la mitad de su valor.
.Iermlna ell plazo del prestamo
o llega la muerte de listed. cosa
que Di9s haga tarde muchos a.
nos, y Ell usurero reclama la can
tldad preStada, mas los reditos.
que suben al doble. sQue la par
te de herencia de Candida no
oasta para ragar la deuda?
Pues el prestamista, justa o in
justamente, Sc echa sobre ell res
to de la fortuna, en- la cual va
lncluida la parte de Martha. In
t%ervienen los tribunales, Sc en-
tabla TN pleito cuyo resultado
es dudoso, pues no siempre
-riunfa la Iusticia; pero, aun>
La gaceta., 1935-06-04

|gros que preveia y los remedies
ieue reoomendaba.
Comprendialo asi el padre;
.pero, lejos de calmar aquella i'm
paciencia, parecia comdacerse
en- excitarla, como 81 de ella es-
.perase ell logro de sus deseos.
-Admitamos en- f.ip6tesis,
prosigui6,-s6lo en- hip6tesis,
que las palabras de Candida en-
volvian realmente una amena-
"a. Pues hay que brepararse
para que esa amenaza no Sc
cumpla. GCual es la cosa anne
mazda? La fortuna de listed,
cue eS ell objeto de todas Sus
maquinaciones. Luego la fortu-
ma es 10 que hay que poner en-
salvo. Esto me tparece claro CO.
la luz del dia.
La gaceta., 1935-06-04
DEPORT ES
TRIUNFO Ell ENDEAVOR
EN- LA REGATTA DE HAIR
WITCH

Harwich, 1%nglaterra, JUNO A
Ell yacht Endeayor, propie-
dad de I, @, Sopwith, gan6 la re
gaia de las embarcaciones ma
yores, venciendo al "Velsheda",
que finaliz6 en- segundo lugar, y
al Shamrock, que concluy6 ell
tercero.
DeScontento Sc mostr6 ell p1-
blico por no haber tornado par
te ell yacht americana Yankee,
la principal attraction, que re-
gateara ell jueves en- Southend.
La victoria del Endeavor re-
visti6 caracteres dramaticos, pa
nando por la diferencia de un sc
gundo, Velsheda llev6 la delan-
terra hasta ell dltimo momento,
cuano el yacht de Sopwith le
pas6 por medic de una habil ma
niobra.
La gaceta., 1935-06-04
NO QUIERE A
DEMPSEY COMO REFEREE

New York, JUNO q Joe
Gould, director de Jimmy Brad
dock, manifesto aver que su re-
presentado no quiere a Jack
Dempsey como arbitro para la
pelea de campeonato con Max
Baer.
Dempsey esta estrechamen-
tie aliado con ell grupo de Baer.
Hasta ell ano pasado tenfa ell 7
por ciento en- 10 que Baer CANA
ba y es possible que aun 10 ten
ga. Cualesquiera otro sera acep-
tado, pero Dempsey no.
La semana pr6xima entrega-
re una protesta a la comisi6n
atletica del Estado.
La gaceta., 1935-06-04
Y

TODD este era muy i%ntrinca.
do para Elvira, quien, como mu
jer, entendia POGO de negocios.
Don Manuel aclar6 sus con-
ceptos expresandose en- esta
.forma:
-Supongamos, y conste STEM
que hablo en- hip6tesis y no ere
yendo que haya de suceder 10
que digo, que Candida Sc diri-
ge a Tn usurero y le dice: Ne
cesito dinero. GQliere listed
prestarmelo sobre el 2atrimo-
MO de mi esposa parte del cual
ha de ser mil a su muerte?" Ell
negocio es, de tcdas maneras,
peligrosO; pero ell usurero, a
La gaceta., 1935-06-04
-Bien,-anadi6 Elvira =

-Bien,-anadi6 Elvira;-
.tiene listed raz6n; pero es que
no comprendo como mi esposo
puede atentar contra la fortuna
de mi hija sobre la que no tie
ne derecho alguno.
-iAh, hija mia! La ambi-
ci6n es muy mala; solicita cast
siempre ell auxilio de la astucia,
Y la astucia y la ambici6n reu-
midas, pueden mucho. Voy a ci-
a listed uno de los varios
religros que Sc me han %ocurri-
do, ell principal.
-Veamos.
Hay varios MOODS de reali-
Ear una fortuna. FL mas facil,
mas expedite, ell que a cual-
luiera Sc le ocurre, es vender.
Que es 10 que Candida pre-
La gaceta., 1935-06-04
OFERTA A BABE RUTH

Muscatine, Iowa, JUNO A..
Una oferta de $l7, 900 Sc ha
heeho a Babe Ruth para que
juegue con un club dirigido por
ell empresario Ray L. Doan has
ia que finalice la temporada de
baseball. Doan lie da a escoger
entire csc dinero y un tanto por
ciento de 10 que Sc recaude en-
las taquillas.
Sc lie da a Ruth para pensar-
10 ilasta Ell dfa Is de este mes.
La gaceta., 1935-06-04
D PHRDIO Ell CO.
NOCIMIENTO AL CAERI
DEL ~CUADRILATERO

FL e%xcampe6n de la Florida
Babe Caddock, luch6 anoche er
Benjamin Field con ell griego
Nick Bacalis, un veterano, y lie
v0 la p40r parte,
Caddock perdi6 So obietivo.
en- un ataque, y cayo por entire
las sogas, perdiendo ell conoci-
miento, Ell arbitro Tom Mano-
ney lie hizo la cuenta de rigor.
Gus Pappas, ell viejo griego
en- IA minutes y 45 segundos tri
tur6 al vaquero Joe Lindsey
que de luchas sabe muy POGO.
Ivan Mikaldff, ell russo, con-
quist6 al Willano Tiger Collins
en- II minutes Y 2 segundos, po-
niendole los dos pies ten la ca
ia de las Judas"
Por decision de los jueves ell
Adonis germano, Rudy Strong
berg superb al russo John Pc :
un excampe6n.
La lucha entire Bacalis Y
di6 la sensation de una
pelea de b9xeo, porque los dos
Sc pegaban a diestro y siniestro.
Dos wees Sc lanz6 ell america
no contra ell griego y en- la ter
EZRA ell europeo Sc apart0, sien-
entonces que cay6 por las so
yas.
La gaceta., 1935-06-04
MARCEL THU r A
IGNACIO ARA

Madrid, JuniO 4.-Marcel
Thl, de Francia, cdmpe6n man
dial del peso medic, cOmbGti6
aqut con Ell drugon6s Ignacio
Ara, aSpirante q To- corona, de-
rrOtdBdOlO por pamtOS.
Mds de $4,000 personals pre-
sencidron Ia peIea, 0UacionamdO
q los gladiad0res. Ell cOmbGte
Is AsdltOs. Ara subi6 al to
CON 1922 Hbras D ell cam
pe6n con 1872.
La gaceta., 1935-06-04

'tende.
-Pero hay caSoS, como en- ell
%presente, en- que la venta es inn
possible. Su esposo no vendera
mientras listed no lie autorice
para clio.
y yo no lie autorizare nun
ca.
-Conformes; pero entonces,
el puede Racer 10 que dijo en-
son de amenaza: recurrir a O.
tros medios para conseguir 10
que desea; nor ejemplo, a un
preStamo.
! Tn prestamo!
ST. Els un medic como otro
cualquiera, para reducir a d.
nero aunque con al.unas p6rdi-
las, fineas cuya venta no es
facil.
La gaceta., 1935-06-04

Siete jovencitos, todos memo
res de II amos, Sc confesaron a
yer culpables de pequenos 70 :
hos, siendo sentenciados seis de
'ellos.
Ell negro E. S. Williams, de
II amos, cumplira 3 amos V 6
meses. La policfa informo que
ell eti6pico tenia malos antece-
denies y Sc dedicaba sistemati-
a apoderarse de 10 ale
no.
John Sierra, Ben Ryals Y r.
land Mobley pasaran cuatro me
ses en- ell r~eformatorio del Esta-
do, cada uno, por ell robo de cua
.tro jamones y 7 cajas de jalea.
James Mozart, de Plant City,
cuatro meses ipor robar Ell reloj
de un amigo suyo.
Peter Sierra, cuatro meses,
nor ell robo de una llanta de au-
tomovil.
La gaceta., 1935-06-04
LAS PENAS
QUE REDIMEN

-Esas frases pudieron SCI
dichas sin intenci6n. en- un mo-
mento de acaloro. Asi quiero
creerlo, siguiendo mis- impulses
naturales de pensar bien de to-
do; pero pueden envolver tam
bien una amenaza, en- cuNo case
hay que precaverse contra ella.
Repito que no es mi amino o.
fender a Candida, al que no
creo capaz de ciertas cosas.
-Pues crea1e listed capaz de
TODD, sin miedo a ofenderle nj
La gaceta., 1935-06-04
BLAIR VENCIO A CLAUSEN

Miami, JUNO 4.-En un
mate de fuertes punetazos,
Frankie Blair, de Camden, N.
j., venci6 por puntos, en- diez
asaltos, a George Clausen, de
New Orleans. Media docena de
wees Balir estremeci6 a su ri
val, pero no pudo derribarlo.
Pesaba ell vencido 1879 libras
y ell triunfador 146.
La gaceta., 1935-06-04
INSTITUTE DEL NINO
Sociedad de Servicios Medicos ~excIusiva-
mente para Min. o = Servicio Medico, Die
tetica, Hygiene ~Infantil. Especialidades

Con motives de cambios ocurridos en- ell personal facul-
tativo del INSTITUTE DEL NINO, Y para general como
clmlento de los senores asociados, tengo ell gusto de a.
nunclarles ell nuevo horario de Consultas que comenzara
a reglr, a partir del lunes 3 de JUNO del corriente:
HORARIO DE %CONSULTAS:
DIR. N. ~SPENGLER: = Diariamente. de 9 q II :.
m. en- ell Departamento de Dietetica e Hygiene Infantl
del INSTITUTE DEL NINO, 81, 313, 315 E. Ross Ave.
DIR. j. S1LVERIO: = Martes, Jueves Y Sabado de
8 a B p. m. en- ell INSTITUTE DEL NINO, 81, 313, 315
f. Ross Ave. Microbes de 4 a 5 p. m. en- Ybor City,
1902 Septima Avenida. = Lunes y Viernes, de s a 6 D.
m. EN- West Tampa, 1905 Isolina St.
DR.. J. BALDOR = Martes y Sabado de IL a IL m.
en- ell INSTITUTE DEL NfNO. 81, 313, 315 E. Ross Ave.
Lunes, Microbes y Viernes de A a 5 p. m. en- Ybor CT
ty, 1902 Septima Ave. Jueves de 7 a 8 D. m. en- West
Tampa, 1706 Isolina Street.
DIR. G. ROIG: - Lunes, Microbes y Viernes de 6 a
Z r M. en- Ybor, 1888 Ia; Ave. : Martes y Jueves de
o;3o a $50 r M. en- West Tampa, 17O6 Isolina st.