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The Omaha guide., 1935-07-20
Minutes of Regular
Board Meeting, Omaha
N. A. A. c. p. July 16, '35

The Executive Board Of the
Omaha Branch Of the National
Association for Advancement OF
Colored People convened in reg
ular session, July 10, 1895, at the
Urban League Community Center.
Mr.. G. G. Galloway, presiding,
called the meeting to order at
8 AS p. m. The following board
members yer present: DIR.
Wesley Jones, 9. @. Galloway,
Charles 4. Davis, Mrs. Victoria
Turner, Arthur b. McCaw, Ray
Williams, John Adams Jr., John
b. Horton Jr., and Y. w. Logan.
The minutes Of the Dranch's
regular board meeting Of July 2,
1895, were read and adopted with
te correction, hat DR.. Jones was
ordered by the chair to make
written report of activities as
delegates to the annual conyen-
ton.
"A written report Of the activi-
ties Of the Legal Redress commit
tee was submitted and read by
the chairman, Attorney John
Adams, Jr.
a motion was made by MI.
John b. Horton, Jr., seconded by
Mrs. Victoria Turner, that the re-
port be adopted and acted upon.
The motion carried.
1t was moved by Attorney
John Adams, seconded bv DR..
Wesley Jones, that the report on
the George Crumbley case be
adopted as read. The motion car
ried.
a motion was made by Mr.. Ar
thur B. McCaw, seconded by
Mrs. Victoria Turner that the re-
port on the Daisy Anderson mat
ter be adopted as read. The mo-
ton carried.
1t was moved by Attorney
hay l.. Williams, seconded by
Mr.. John B. Horton, Jr., that the
report on the Daniel Young mat
ter be adopted as read. The mo-
ton carried.
A motion was made by Attor-
ney John Adams, seconded by At
torney Ray l. Williams, that the
report relative to the Fantastic
Cafe be adopted as read. The
motion carried.
1t was moved by Mr.. John B.
Horton Jr., seconded by Attorney
Ray L. Williams, that the report
In the case Of State vs.. Horace w.
Jones, age 10, alleged to have
committed rape upon a female
colored child, age IL, be adopted
as read. The motion carried.
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ILL., 18TH is SET
FOR BOARD MEETING

1t was moved by Mr.. Arthur B
McCaw, seconded by Attorney
Ray l.. Williams hat the Lega'
Redress committee be commended
for the efficient and expedient
handling of the Ease of State VS.
Horace w. Jones. The motion car.
ried.
1t was moved by Mr.. John B
Horton Dr., that Mrs. lone Hang
er be given recognition for the
part played in the case Of State
VS.. Horace w. Jones. The mo.
ton was lost for want Of a second
On the matter of Jake Bird:
1t was moved by Mrs. Victoria
Turner, second by DR.. Wesley
Jones that the report on Jake
Bird be adopted and opened Ia
discussion. The motion carried
1t was moved by Arthur B. Me.
Cav, seconded by Mr. John B,
Horton, Jr., that the Association
f, enter upon the case Of Jake Bird
with his liberation, as their goal
and that the matter be referred
to the Legal Redress committee
for action. The motion carried.
Attorney Charles f. Davis. as
chairman Of the finance commit
tee submitted a written report
covering an audit Of the books Of
the Branch, and its financial
standing. 1t was moved by Mrs.
Victoria Turner, seconded by Mr..
John Adams Jr., that the report
be adopted with instructions that
vouchers for all amounts dis
bursed be signed and filed for
record. Motion carried. The
chairman directed the committee
to make a supplement report
showing receipts and disburse-
ments Of Pickens meeting of Mar
IL, 1885, not shown in the report
of July 16, 1885.
DR.. Wesley Jones, president, re-
quester leave to submit written
financial reports covering his ex-
penditures as a delegate to the
National Convention held in st.
Louis, June $3.50. Leave was
given and the report was rend-
cred.
1t was moved by Mr.. Arthur
b. McCaw, seconded by Mr.. John
Horton Jr., the presidents report
covering financial expenditures as
delegate to the National conven-
ton, be adopted. The motion
carried.
DR.. Jones returned five dollars
to the Association saved from the
Convention fee.
1t was moved by Attorney Ray
l.. Williams, seconded by Mrs
Victoria Turner, that secretary be
directed to issue a receipt to DR..
Continued on Page A.
The Omaha guide., 1935-07-20
CARRIE KEY

organdie, attendant, ]. w. Curtis
Miss Carrie McGinty, wearing yellow
taffeta, attendant, Carl Williams, and
Miss Sarah Murdoch, wearing pinl
net over pink taffeta, her attendant
Herbert Toole. The attendants wore
white flannel pants, dark coats, ant
white shoes.
The ushers were Patsy Austin, AID
die Lambert and Peggy Mitchell.
George Parker was the best man
The flower girls were Mae Partridge
and Gloria Morrow, who wore peach
and blue. Mary Curren carried the
veil.
The reception was held ut the
home Of Mrs. Pearl Walker. There
were so guests attending.
The couple will be at home at 2417
Franklin Street
Mis- A, Foxall played the wedding
mar-hes and accompanied Mrs. Robin
son. and Sylvester Strod, who sang
reported by Mrs Dorothy Brown
The Omaha guide., 1935-07-20
y" Workers Return
From Camp Gray

Mss Estelle Robertson, presi.
dent Of Quach Club and Miss Ella
Mae Mills, member of Trojin
Club, representatives of the
North Side Branch of the Y. w.
c. A, returned from the Leader
ship Conference, held in Sauga-
tuch, Michigan, July PIP, Sunday
night, July IA.
Both have expressed them
selves as having enjoyed them
selves to the utmost, swimming in
Lake Michigan, crossing t h e
Kalamazoo RIVER in a ferry, at
tending classes on Leadership and
how to work with groups, three
times a day, eating all they could
get, and loads of other things.
They spend several days in
Chicago, visiting cd friends, re-
turning to the ole town on JulJ IA.
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Woman Bound Over

The Trial of Mrs. Gladys Herman.
2O13 lizard Street, wife of Eugene
Brown, who she shot and fatally in
jured last week was bound over to
District Court. Her trial will come
up in the September Court. At pres
emit, she is in the County Jail, unable
to make bond.
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New Service Added by
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FOR THE NEWEST NOTES
- ON SCIENCE

The Omaha Guide has been fortu-
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Science News Service.
In this service you will be told all
about the new inventions and many
household questions will be asked.
Watch for this in our next issue of
July 81.
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Left Monday Morning
By Plane

Mrs. Mable Brooks, of 918 N. 18th
Street, left by plane, Monday, at
300 A M, July 18th for Chicago.
She will visit with her mother, Mrs.
Ella Mikes, who resides at 4744 St.
Lawrence Avenue. She will visit
with her about 10 days, and will re-
turn by plane.
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Notice, Subscribers: If you don't
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call Webster 1850. No reduction in
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piled with.
, 1935-10-28
TheWor ld
Glance

NEW YORK, Oct. 2s.-Financial
New York sees no profit IA a war.
Even II the United States "a not
directly involved, its business rela-
tons throughout the world win Be.
The financial column CT the New
YORK Sun, which ia said 10 speak
Ior the big banking houses. re-
marks:
so long "a a large European pow
er Is engaged IN lighting anywhere,
the menace of a spread OF the con-
tllct viii tend &c influence markets.
II van bear down on foreign curren-
cies and In general upset the flow
OF international trade.
IAN that viii tend to reduce earn
ingS Tor some American corpora
tons.
In ease ether nations should be-
come involved. 1t is likely that fur
Their heavy selling In stocks here
would take place. partly because Of
fear Of European liquidation IN or
der to secure ready cash (Which
would find its way into government
war chests and partly because Of
such LIQUIDATION VT. I"
Yet, "even In the case Of an en-
barge against war munitions ship
ments, some American companies
stand 70 do larger business on war
account. Demand for petroleum. cot
ton. wheat. automotiVe and airplane
supplies and raw materials generally
may increase somewhat If the fight
ms Is prolonged and If Italy's credit
holds out. Her gold is nearing the
vanishing point. and It does not seem
~ All probable that anything like
boom business can come this way
as . result Of 2 war in ethiopia"
Is war PrOfitahIes
In the meantime. the piling up
OF vast stores OF gold BY the United
States Is looked upon with actual
alarm In New York financial
circles.
One Of the best reviews Of the
situation Is given by the Alexander
Hamilton Institute.
But while the influx of gold
from Great Britain TO this country
has no effect or the Bank of Eng
land Cbecause the gold has been
held IN England on American ac-
count), 1t has decided influence on
the credit position Of the United
States. The gold that Is shipped TO
this country results in an increase
In the reserve balances Of the
member banks with the Federal Re-
serve banks. These reserves are
already over 81, 300, 900. 1000 In excess
Of requirements and the new gold
imports win increase the surplus. II
is feared that q large influx OF gold
into this country followed by q cor
responding increase in the reserve
balance Of the member banks viii
strengthen the movement for credit
initiation in this country
, 1935-10-28
RADIO PROGRAMS

MONDAY, OCTOBER 2s Central and Eastern Standard Time)
Note; All programs TO key and basic chains or groups thereof unless pea.
hed; coast TO coast &c TO q designation includes all available stations
Programs subject 70 change without previous notice IN advance. ". "A.
, 1935-10-28

NBc-WEAF NETWORK
BASIC = Easts weaf wlw weei wtic
WAR wtag wcSh kyw who wfhr wrc
wgy when wcae wtam ww1 wsai: Mid.
ksd wmaq wcf1 who WOW wdaf
MlpWEST=Wood wire
NORTHWEST 4 CANADIAN - wtmj
wiha kstp webc wday kfyr crct cfcf
SOUTH ~ wrva wptf wwnc wis WAX
wtla-wsun wioo wsm VINO wsb wapi
wjdx wsmb kvoo wky wfaa wbap kprc
woai ktbs kthH wBoc wave wfa
MOUMTAtN-koa kdyl kgir kghi
PAClFlC-kgo XII kgw komo khQ kfsc
ktar kgu kpo kex kga kJr kya keca
Cent. East.
800 5soo-Al pearce and His Cana
$50 5.30-Tom Mixfs Western Skit
4:f5- 5:f5-Ciara, Ia and Em-also c
500 6:oo-Fiyina Time for Riddles
5s15= 6s15=NeWss Eddie South Orch.
$50 es3o-Press- Radio News Period
5:35= 6:35-Stanley Highs Comment
SIS es43-Billy g. B~etty-weaf only
500 7s00-Amcs m Andy-east only
sis 7:fs-UneIe Ezra Radio Station
$50 7;30-EducatioH from the News
6:4= Ts45-Fritx Crisier-weaf only
700 S:0o-Hammerstein Music Hall
$50 6:3o-Maroaret Speaks Recital
500 9s00-Gypsies Concert Orchest.
$50 ss3o-Grace Moore Prog.-to c
observation-disclosures Concert-also c
9.3o-10:30-Nationai Radio Forum
foso0-11 :00-Sammy Kay Orchestra
east: Amos n An5y-west repeat
fo:f5-t1s15-Leonard Keller Orchest.
t0S0-ff.20-News; Glenn Lee Orchest.
fos45-ffs45-Jessa Crawford, ornanist
ffs0o-f2.oo-Luisi Romanelfi orchest.
MISUNDERSTANDING Music Orchestra
cBs-WABc NETWORK
BAsIc-East. wabc wade woke wcao
aab wnac wgr wkbw wkrc Wink wjr
wdrc wcau Was wean wfbl wspc wjsv;
Midwest: whbm wfbm kmbc knox
whas kfab krnt
EAST-wbrs wpg whip whcc wlbz wfea
wore vice cfrb ckac- wihx wmas wesg
DiNiE-wgst VISTA wbrc wqam wdod
klra wrec wlac wdsu wtoc krld ktrh
ktsa waco koma wdbo whit wdao wbig
wdbj VIVA wmbg wsjs wmbr wala
ktul kgko wcoa wdnc wnox kwkh
MIDWEST-wgl wmhd wish wihw kfh
wsmk wkbn wcco wsbt kscj wnax voc
woWo
MOUNTAINOUS klz koh ksl
COAST - XIII koin kfrc kol kfpy xvi
kfbk kmJ kwg kern kdb kgmb kgb
Cent. East.
$50 5:3o-Jaek Armstrong east:
pramas-Dixle. The Truth-west
4:t5- 5s45-on. Son Of Fire - east;
Bailey and Neumiiier. Music-west
Ss00- 6:0o-Buck -Ro1ers-east: sea.
trlce Osaood, Piano-west e Dixie
sis 6:t5=Bchby Benson east:
Og. Son cf Fire-midw. EnsembIs
Dixie; Georgia -Erwin-west
, 1935-10-28

Cent. East.
$50 6s30-Presa- Radio News - ha-
SIC Jack ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS rpf
SIS 6:3s-vanished Voices = east:
oreh.-Dixies Seth orainar-west
S;4s-- e:45-pel Regis oreh.-Dixie;
Herbert Focke. oruan-west
oso0- 7:00-Myrt and Marne - eant;
Buck -RoaerB-mdw. rpt.s 0rch-w
esl5- z:fs-virginia NerFiils Vocalist
$50 ESQ - Sinoln' Sam - basic:
knlckknacks-wests crchea.=Dixie
6s45- 7:l5-Boake Carriers Comment
200 s;oo-ouy Lembarde basic:
YsSo- s:so-Pick and pat, Comedy
east: The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
7.45- 6s45-E. Karen, Oraan-midw.
500 9s00-The Radio Theater-to Z
9s00-1o:oo-Wayne King Orch.-to c
ss30-fos30-The March Of Tlme-to c
Observation-Disclosures Choir Program
1o:oo-ifs0o-Tommy Dorsey orches.-
east; Myrt & Marae-west repeat
1osf5-iis1@0ec. Olsen crch.-midw
Unsatisfactory Freeman Orches-
east; Herbie Kay orch.-midwest
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Simon Orchestra
ffs3o-f2s3o-kgmbs Honolulu, Calling
NBc-WJZ NETWORK
BASIC = casts wiz wbx-wbza wbaI
wham kdka wgar wxyz wlw wsyr wmal
whl. Mid: wcky wenr wis kwk kohl
wren Wmau kEc
MiDWEST-wmt wood wire
NORTHWEST g. CANADIAN - utmi
Hiba kstp webc wday kfyr crct cfcf
SOUTH = wrva wptf WING wis WAX
vfla-wsun who'd wsm WING wsb wapl
wjdx wsmb kvoo wky wfaa whap kprc
woal ktbs kths wsoc wave
MoUNTAIN-koa kdyl kgir kghl
PAclFIc-kgo XII kEw komo khq kfsd
ktar kpo kex kga kjr kya keca
Cent. East.
$50 5:so-The Singing Lady-east
4:4= 5.45-Orphan Amherst only
500 6:oo-News; v. S. Army Band
$50 o:s0-Press- Radio News - ba-
sic: The Singing Lady-midw. rpt
9s35- e;s5-Charioteera Sonns-wjz
$50 bs4o-LoWeii Thomas - east,
orphan Annie-repeats 70 midwest
os00- 1:O0-Dinner Concert Program
e.l- 1sl5-Capt. Tim Healy, Stamps
$50 I;30-Lum and Abner-east
ei43- 1.45-Dangerous Paradise. Sklt
ZOO 6:O0-Ftbber MeGee and Molly
$50 e:3o-Paris Musical Evening
500 9:O0=Weekly Ministries Show
$50 9:30-Three Act Radio Drama
s:0o-10.o0-Ray knight a cuckoos
Ss30-l0;30-Frank Simon Band Con.
l0s00-1 :O0-News: Dorothy Lamcur
l0sl-l1:1-lnk Spots Negro Quartet
lo:So-ll;3o-Ray Noble and Orchestra
lsvo-l2;oo-Shandcr and His Violin
llsO-l2:o8-Lului Romanelii OFchas.
ll;So-lz;1o-Al Lyons and orches:sa
La gaceta., 1935-09-16
REGr DE WASHING
TON ALCAfDE CHA>y-
CEY

Ell alcalde Chancey regres6
aver de Washington Y dijo que
la administration de obraS pd-
blicas ha dado su aprobaci6n,
en principle, al proyecto de Ma
lec6n en- ell IBayshore Boule-
ward, que cc>tara a la ciudad
$45, 700 y al gobierno ell resto
haSta $292,000.
Peterson ell congresista, deci-
di6 quedarse en- la capital hasta
81 martes, cuando Sc hara otro
aSfuerzo para escC2er 81 terre-
no con deStino a fabrication de
.luevaS caSaS que sustituyan a
as vieias y anti-higienicas.
Tampa, segun ell acalde, tie
lie grandes probabilidadee de
0btener ell sistema de alcanta-
rillado que ha pedido.
Ell ayuntamiento celebrara
una session extracrdinaria en- la
1Cche de hoy.
La gaceta., 1935-09-16

odo el Sar de la Florida sc
cpone a La obra; zero la.2pini6n
del senador dSjdi6 al gob>Sao.
La gaceta., 1935-09-16
LOS AEROPLANOS DEL So
WET UN E.
JERCITO DESDE Ell ARE

Kiev., sept. 16.-La flota de
aerOplanos del soviet lanz6 aver
desde ell aire un ejercito bien ar
nado y los soldados Sc agrupa-
ron para apoderarse de un ae-
roplano del supueSto enemigo.
Ell aire Sc cubri6 en- I'm momen-
to de paracaidistas, que caye-
ron detras de las linsas del enc
migo" e acknowledgements cap
turaron un aerodromo, usando-
10 como base para I'm ataque
'desde Ia resaguardia. Cada unc
de los grandes aeroplanos de
bombardeo Sc elev6 con 30 hon.
bres. Una de las fotografias to-
madas muestra a 1856 paracai-
das en- ell aire a un mismo ITEM
pc.
La gaceta., 1935-09-16
Sc REUNIRA LA COMISION
DE LA EniUTA

Lakeland, sep. 16,--Hoy se
'eunira en- ell hotel Lakeland
Terrace, de esta ciudad, la CO.
mission de la fruta cftrica.
Con la comision conferencia-
"a ell Sr. Nathan Mayo, conf
sionado de agricultural, encar-
gado de hacer cumplir la ley.
Ell |presidente Kirkland dice
lve la principal intenci6n es
3roteger al publico consumidor,
n~ejorando la calidad de la fru-
"a.
La gaceta., 1935-09-16

los dias frescos o lluviosos, los
deux-pieces de los varios tell,
dos de punto que estan de mods
actualmente: ~tr1c0lfn, trIcofon
tchac, celtamate, etc, etc, to.
dos los cuales, hechos con mate.
rias nudaas y de gran lucimien.
to, estan trabajadcs con .agujas
como la lana. EStoS deur-pieceS
de color claro generalmente, tie
men ell cuerpo o la VeSte muy
cortos y llevan alggnas wees .
complemento de una eselaFina
redonda. Pueden completar-
Sc con una blusa ligera o, cuan.
do ell tiemco refresca mucho,
con IN sa0eoter de lana de CO.
lor vivo. Ia combination del CO
lor del sWedter con ell del vesti-
do requiere cierto cuidado, 81 Sc
quiere obAner ell mejor efecto
possible De la elegancia del co~
junto. Ash, por ejemplo, con un
deur-pieces de punto blanco o
pajizo puede llevarse un Sfeater
color verde billar con un YES
lido girls, TN sweater rojo anna
pola; con un vestido azul claro,
un sweater Iblanco1olata con
un Wstido rosa, o roio coral, un
sWedter amarillo-oro..
Algunos de estos aeur-pieceS
constituidos por un yes
lido complete y una chaqueta.
este case, ell vestido, de ma
apagado, ,suele llevar I'm elm
tur6n de cuero o de paja, de CO.
Tor muy vivo. Tambien hemos
visto en- muchos de estos mode
los las iniciales de Su propieta-
ria bordadas con soda del mis-
color del cintur6n y dibuja-
das fernando mas un tema or
namental que un anagrama.
La blusa de franela, del tipo
de la que Sc lleva para jugar al
golf en- los dias frescos va del
otono, esta muy indicada igual-
mente para la eiegancia que nos
ocupa. La franela empleada pa
ra esta clase de blusas eS la mis-
ma que Sc utiliza para confec-
cionar las camisas de hombre,
de genera muy fino y suave, en-
teda clase de colores y dibujos.
Muy elegante, a peSar de su
meglig6, y por este 1ltimo muy
a iprop6sito para ell campo, es
la blusa de foMard ~estampado,
o de genera de corbata, con di-
bujos muy pequehes. Estas blu
sas Sc cortan de modo parecido
q las camisas de ddporte que
utilizan ahora los muchachos,
Y tienen tambien, para mayor
semejanza, las mangas cortas Y
La gaceta., 1935-09-16
REGALO de $50 a la perso-

REGALO de $50 a la perso.
ma que logre venderme o m,
compre personalmente, por zoe
pesos al contado, una cas- de
:uatro apartamentos, alquilada
en- la ga, avenida, Vendo por-
cue V Two en- Arizona Y no pue-
Go atenderlos, Para mas infor-
mes lame al tel6fono M52-901
La gaceta., 1935-09-16
PAL 4 LAWFUL
LOS TRAA PARA PTEMB
Toilleurs, Bltsa de Frane1Av Abrigo


de~efDir, y, como ellos muy
Tdfcados para vestir en- ell cam
F;po,son los que los modistQs Y
m2distas han hecho en- gran
cantidad para sus elientes, uti-
lizando el mismo tejido de soda
cruda que emplean los sastres
cara los trajes Dc verano.<d
estilo tropical, que han adoptaz
do este Serano muchos caballe.
ros. Este tejido, que por su as
pecto mate parece TN Whipcord
. una tela de hilo, y que solo al
tacto reveal su calidad de soda,
es reSiStente, suave Y fresco, y
frve a maravilla para la con-
teccion de estaeclase de vestidos
Con estos d~euT-pieces Sc combi-
nan blusas de distinta clase,
que prestan variedad al conju4-
to; blusa de encaje ingles, blan-
co o negro; blusa de batista IL
sa o con encajes i~ncrustados
blusa de fina soda cruda; blusa4
de museljpa de soda; blusa del
pique blanco, con cuello, peche-s
ra y punos ligeramente almido-S
nados... \
Aparte de los taiUems des-i
critos, pueden utilNarse tam-s
bien para la temporada de Sep-s
timbre, y sspecialmeSte paras
La gaceta., 1935-09-16
INFORMATION
DEL PUERTO

Todo ell movimiento en- ell
puerto, en- ell dia de aver, Sc con
cret6 a la salida de la barca S,
d.. Warmer, cargada de fos-
fato para puertos de la costa.
Va a remolque del vaporcito II.
C. Cadmus.
La gaceta., 1935-09-16
MARCIA DE VELOC1DAD
PARA UN ANFIBIO

Detroit, sep. 16.-El coman
dante de\Ssyersky, de Farm,
ingdale, N. Y, mssS6 aver la
maGa de velocidad para los ae-
Goplauos anfibios de Jrrollan-
Do unS velocidad de 230.03 mi
Has yor bora. Es de ITO caba-
Hos de fuerza la potencia del
motor utilizado. a
La gaceta., 1935-09-16
vueltas Rre ell o d

'e~hNc WpoAN VI SouS'
! Diremos, para terminar, algo
del abri2o que ha de completa4
eSta indumentaria, Este abrigo
eel mismo Htilizado para las
eXcursiones veraniegas en- au-
tVp6yil descubierto-es tan an
plio Y suelto como una capa, y
Ssta confeceionado con alguno
de los tejidos, generalmente d
euadroS y en- coIaG scoceses
que Sc empleat preferencia
cara los abrigos de viaje, como
Son los taoeeds y angoras.
Algunos de estos abrigos lu-
cen botones> de cuero, Y llevan
ell cuello, los bordes de ~olsi-
Hos y los de las mangas orladoS
tambien de cuero.
N r..
La gaceta., 1935-09-16

ailleur' es base y prem
Ecial ei@estidanfsass
h~eh ell mes f
bre.
Como todavfa hace calor
convene usar un par de "tai-
lleurs' de veraAo. Estos pue-
den ser los mismos empleados
como trajes de batalla duran
tie ell veraneo en- la playa, y
que son, en- su mayorfa, de pu-
70 tejido de limo y ole corte
clasico, CIRCUMSTANCES ambas
que prestan a tales modelos
gran distinction. Sc han creaNo
y Sc ha vendido mucho este
verano tailleurs de recia soda
lavable, tejida imitando ell lien
20 de limo. Estes tailleurs, que
han sldo confeccionados con ell
corte de los deux-pie0s depor
tivos-orla ribeteada, chaque-
TIA con tres botones y cuatro
bolsillos y cuello y solapas pro
longados, fernando esclavina,
-constituyen ell vestido ideal
va que su riqueza verdadera
Sc disimula MERGED a la mo-
destia y sencillez de SUI aspec-
to.
Otros modelos de tdiUeurs
parecidos a los que acabamos
La gaceta., 1935-09-16

Sc NECEsITA Muchacho d,
familia dSeente, de West Tam
pa, para una ruta. Lame al tie
lefonO M53-O63, esta noche O
manana.
La gaceta., 1935-09-16
BANUETE EN- HONOR DEL
SENADOR FLETCHER

Jacksonville, ISeah l6,- Fl
iueves la camara de comercio
dara un banquete en- honor del
senadOr Fletcher, padre del ca
nal que mira ell Atlantico con ell
golfo de MEXICO, atravesand0 la
Florida.
Evening star., 1935-06-05
Soldier Hitch.Hikes
To ID. G.. and Back;
Fins appointment
Fort Riley Private viii
Enter Vest Point
on July |.
By tbs Associated Press

By tbs Associated Press
The soldiers at Fort Riley. Kans.,
laughed when Pvt. Charles E. Oglesby
told them he was going to hitch-hike
to Washington to get an appointment
to West Point.
Oglesby, big and goodlooking, is
back at Fort Riley, via the hitch-hike
route, but the boys aren't laughing
at him now. In a few days he'll start
packing up to leave for West Point,
where he'll become Cadet Oglesby on
July l.
Representative Short, Democrat, Of
Missouri, heard his plea and gave him
one Of the additional West Point ap-
pointments Congress approved for each
Congressman To boost the Army s
officer strength.
Oglesby passed the mental and
physical exsmina tlons Whether he
plans 10 hltCh-hike to West Point
to start studies there July Is
Oglesbys secret.
Oglesby. now 20 years old, Joined
the Army when he finished high
school at Aurora, Mo.