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La gaceta., 1935-10-18
DEPOR TES
UZCUDUN EMBARCARA A
FINES DE NOVIENBRE

San Sebastian, oct. 18.--A fl
mes de noviembre embarcara
para los Estados Unidos, dom
de peleara con ell formidable pu
gil negro Jose Luis, ell gladia-
dor espanol Paulino Uzcudun,
excampe6n europeo de su cate
goria.
Uzcudun do aver la noticia,
asegurando que Sc lie ha hecho
una ventajosa proposition. Ha-
ce algunos meses ell vasco pele6
con Max Schmeling, en- Alema-
MIA, y ell germano no pudo "a
costarlo".
La gaceta., 1935-10-18

do este al VERNE, y a que ven
|dra aqul?'
Los dos sc conocian Y Saluda-
ronse cortesmente.
Mario dijo, sin poder domi-
mar su turbaci6n:
-Aprovecho la easualidad
de eneontrarle, para hacerle
presente mi pesar por la doloro-
sa perdida que ACADIA de sufrir.
-Gracias,-respondi6 ell me-
dico, miranda al j6ven de una
marera particular,
Y agreg6 intencionalmente:
No saba que fuese listed
amigo del senior Morales.
ST. me 10 presentaron no
hace mucho...
y viene listed a visitarle. ?
-Justo,.. como usted...
La gaceta., 1935-10-18
-Creo que 10 llevaron a la
IncluSa,-contest6 Morales.
VIII

Convencido de que no habfa
medic de arrancar a Enrique la
verdad, case de que la su2iera,
Al~jandro di6 aquel asunto por
terminado.
Puesto que la culpable habia
muerto e ignoraba ell nombre
del amante, 10 meior era olvi-
dar.
-Comprendera listed que,
despues de 10 ocurrido,-dijo,
despidiendose de Enrique.-no
puedo seguir llamandole ami
go. 81 Sc tratara de otra perso-
La gaceta., 1935-10-18
Ell TEMPO
-

Nubladcs para hoy y manana.
Maxima temperature aver, 80
grades; minima, SO.
Marea alta a las 4:38 a. M.
marea baa a la :06 p. m.
La gaceta., 1935-10-18

EUWt, ut AIIISUcTueTn, uestdH-
do apoderarse este del titulo
que ell primero ostenta.
Esta vez abri6 ell DR.. Euwe,
con las pleas blancas. Adopto
ell campe6n la defensa eslava
contra Ell poem de la reina y por
algdn tempo la posici6n de los
La gaceta., 1935-10-18
vuelto a jugar Alekhine y Euwe

dos no tuvo alteraciones, jugan-
do con ell mayor cuidado. %
Euwe CAPTURE un peon; pero
al hacerlo perdi6 tempo y de
este supo% aprovedharse Ale
kline. FL campeon lanz6 enton-
ces un ataque sobre ell rey de su
adversari) y Euwe paso gran
des apurcs para contener la a.
erosion. La partida Sc suspen-
do a los & movimientos y en-
>pini6n de les exc tos Ale
kline tiene la mejorI karte.
La gaceta., 1935-10-18

Marge; 8:05, orquesta de Savit +;
300, Hollywood Hotel; 1920,
ell mun6 al dia; 10:45, sopra-
no Mary East...an; 11:15, or !,
l9ues,a de Jack Little, y II 80,
orquesta de Freeman.
La gaceta., 1935-10-18
CAPITULO TX
ReUilla Sc entera de TODD

Abri6 Alexandra la puerta
para salir, en- ell precise momen
to en- que un joven iba a lamar
a ella.
Era Mario.
Este turb6se al verse en- pre-
sencia del esposo ofendido, del
a quien habfa deshon-
RADIO.
No pas6 inadvertida para Re-
villa aquella turbaci6n, y sor-
prendi6le, pensando:
"-1Por que Sc habra turba-
La gaceta., 1935-10-18

Piles no quiero detenerle;
con su permiso...
Saludaronse de nuevo para
despedirse, y, al estrecharse la
manc, Alexandra advirti6 que ell
JoVen temblaba.
Ademas, habiase fijado antes
en- que estaba muy palido.
thtr6 Mario, dirigiendose a
Ia habitaci6n de Enrique, v des-
de el pasillo oy6 cerrarse Ia
Else hombre que Sc va
penso.-i Vaya un encuentro!"
! respir6 con fuerza, como 81
le q%uitasen de encima I'm peso
La gaceta., 1935-10-18

Lam Panteras del Institute
de Plant jrgaran ma9.ana per
la tarde, en- Plant Field, con Ell
institute Edison, de Miami.
Lamar Sara no parece asuS
tado por la superioridad en- -
so del "team" invasor. NJ. po-
dram jugar~panana Joe DiB5na
Clair Pittman y w. C. Thomas.
La gaceta., 1935-10-18

combate a Is asaltos. Ademas
de Pauline fueron considerados
otros tres boxeadores; @ero ia
.obs Sc decide per Ell espanol,
1ue todavia no ha sido "puesto
a dormir" en- sus Is amos de Ipu-
rilismo.
Luis hara un recorrido p9r ell
Canada, ofreciendo exhibicio-
res, y despues ira al sur. VOlve-
a a New York a mediados de
noviembre, a completar su en-
trenamiento para ell combate de
diciembre
La gaceta., 1935-10-18
Folletin No. 800
La Gaceta
A PENAS
QUE REDIMEN

go a exigirle que responda "a
una pregunta. A una sola.
Con POGO Sc conforma',
9ens6 Morales.
Y repuso:
-Pregunte listed.
& uien fue el amante de
mi esposa?
Enrique midi6 en- seguida to-
do ell alcance de la pregunta.
Contestar a ella equivalia a
provocar un nuevo conflicto, y
respondio:
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:; = :: {: / I'; !: e E:
&c hasta hS Ice
cen ell yiaje F7 We
Fl; :; ]:
-
La Univsfsidad de Tampa ju
yara 6stasnoche, en- Plant Fieli.

CARA staspoche, en- Plant Field
! =! !! -: !; !: :: :: !: :: !: !: !:
toria Sc la metera en- ell bolsillo.
A las ocho de la noche Sc dara
la primera "patada". .
Los maestros arribaron ano-
che bajo la direction de Crook
Smith, su director. La Inca de-
fuego de los Espartanos es Ia
siguiente: Sparkman, 1870 lbs,
lie; Muench, 100, It; Hurn, 225,
g; Clinton, 100, C; Tramonta-
ma, 100, rg; Farnell, 1876, rt;
La gaceta., 1935-10-18

pezara la acci6n. Los "a insti-
tuto de Seminole Hei:hts han
anunciadO eff frente: Harris
go, lie; Waggoner, 165, 1t; Mas
:ey, 162, lg; Griffin, 100, C; Ri
ere, 1913, rg; Adleberg f87,
rt; Sweat, lis, re; Velasco, 152
qb; 0ihuela, 40, III; Hatch,
l65, rhN Middleton l65' -
Evening star., 1935-04-06
BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK.

stsB BALT1Mo5RE; april 3 eP.-csttlc. 50;
ills; meoium. stat -: common. T,5,,s
s.2n HeiferS: Good. 7.75sS 50: meoiun.
y. % >; common 5.5oaG.75; low cutter
and cutter. 4.75a5.50 Cows Good. i -
a '-hn. common and medium 35ai ~;
low cutter ana cutter, :}nja4 80 Bulls:
Good, beet. 6.00ai 90; common and me-
olum, 5.oOa15 cutter. 4.n0ar5
calves; 30: market Steadv. Vealers.
cood and choice, s.5oa9 81; medium, 6 50
aS.nh: Gull and common ; O0a6 90
Hogs 500: steady. Truck hogs IS un-
~ QUO ationS- Quotations eood and
choice unless otherwise specifed) 4n
100 pounds. 945a9o; l6n-lSO pounds.
H323s?0: 1Se-2Gn pounds. g.GnaaG: 800.
20 pounds: a.15a50: !20-25G pounos.
SS;,,,1a:,i3o; 'S;,Grs,!33 2n-:39 poundS; ss0aS "5;
:I3-4"5 pounds. good. 7.45sS.a0; 375.55n
poutgS. medium, t.2na1.2j; pigs. IOO-l3O
pounds. GOOD and choice. 7.gOs9 65
? Sheer and lambs; 375: market steady.
LAMBS go pouncs down good and choice
:: S:3a":3; common and medium Is 0Oa
LIZ Gull. 5.nnat00. Ewes. a0-InG
pounds, rood and choice. 0Os5 90: 100
Leu pounds, good and choice 3 5na4 so:
az weights. common and medium, 200
Evening star., 1935-04-06
STOCKS END WEEK
WITH STEADY TONE
Prices Only Little Better
Than Yesterday for Most
of Session.
BY VICTOR EUBANK,
Associated Press Financial Writer


NEW YORK. April 6.-The stock
market caught its breath today after
It's sharp squirt Of the previous session.
Some traders showed disposition to
lake profits, and prices were only a
little better than yesterday during
most of the proceedings. The close
was fairly steady. Transfers approx
mated 425 900 shares.
While bullish sentiment still seemed
to predominant, there was little ten
dency to reach for equities, either by
the public or so-called professionals.
After moderately active and some
what higher opening. the trading
volume dwindled. A few specialties
were in demand.
A sharp rally in the guilder brought
some confusion TO bears on this cur
rency. Other gold bloc monies also
recovered sympathetically. Grains
we're quiet and narrow most of the
time, as was cotton and other COM
modities. Rail bonds improved on the
hope that the Supreme Court would
hand down its decision on the carrier
pension law Monday.
Shares of Eastman Kodak got I'D 2
points and Air Reduction and Cater
pillar Tractor advanced about / each.
Evening star., 1935-04-06
New York Cotton
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. April 6.-Cotton fu-
lures opened steady. 2 higher to l
lower. with trade buying of near
months and foreign selling of the
late positions. May. 1890: July,
1927; October, 1060; December, 1866;
January, 1867; March, 1912.
Passage of the work-relief bill, in
Guiding the George amendment au-
thorizing the use of relief funds in
financing the cost of administering
the agricultural adjustment act had
been anticipated and had little effect
on the market. Trading continued
quiet after the call with the tone
steady. There was considerable
switching from May to later months.
Liverpool cables reported a feature
less market except for some trade
calling in near months The amount
of cotton on shipboard awaiting clear
ance at the end of the week was esti-
mated at $4,000 bales against 80.209
last year.
According to the National Fertilizer
Association, fertilizer tag sales for the
IL Southern States for March showed
an increase of Is per cent over last
year.
Evening star., 1935-04-06
Washington Produce

BUTTER-One-round prints 90 scorel
3s tub, !6; I-pound prints go scoreD
- tuo, p; 1-pound prints 50 score.
MEATS-Beef. 15a"3: veal l5al1:
lamb. l5ale; pork loins. "5a96: fresh
hams. .2a?4; smoked hams. "1a"3: strip
bacon 2'a"9: lard. 16l2al7: compound
Prices by the United States Bureau Of
Agricultural Economics.
EGGS-Market full. steady TO firm.
Prices a cent higher on United States
Government Graded extras. large and
merry whites, 30a"1. Government graded
and dated white eggs: U. S. extras, large
M; y: 8. extras. mediums, 80; u S
LIVE POULTRY-Market steady at un-
chansed prices. Fowl: Colored all sizes.
I9a2o; Leghorns. 16a11: ROSTERS Gall
Spring chickens: Plymouth Rocks. under
~ pounds. :2a23: over 3I2 pounds. "4a
% Turkeys: Hens @na32: toms %:
capons ) to pounds, 30; : to o pounds
24a"5 slips. 15a90.
Evening star., 1935-04-06
FOREIGN EXCHANGES.

NEW YORK. April 9 P.-Foreian o.
others in cents. Great Britain. deman+
$500: cables 4 4S4's; 6n-day bills 4,S3i ,.
France. demand. G.59: cables. 6 50, UaIv,
demand, NIB sables S.S%
Dema ands-Belgium IG.91: Germany.
4n.!3 Holland. ~ ~; Norway - 20:
SWeden 500; Denmark 3l.G5: Finland
Portugal AL: Greece. O9:iIz: Poland
iN?"i CzechoslovakIa 4IA; YuEnslsvis
-; Austria IS.S5n: Hungary - son :
S.5Sn Toxic. IS 40: Shanghai n 50:
Honekong. 4g-ln, Mexico City tsilver peso,'
- 30: Montreal in New York gg6S7. !;
New York in Montreal. IOu.:}Ii..
Nominal
Evening star., 1935-04-06
Auto Production
Climbs to lO7,895
Mark During Week
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
DETROIT, April 6-Crams Reports,
Inc, estimates production of the
country's automotive plants for the
week ending today at 107,s95 units.
against 1o3,2S6 last week and SO. 1872
units for the same week a year ago.
The production is the highest in one
week since the week ending April 26,
1890. when output amounted to 49,
800 cars and trucks.
Evening star., 1935-04-06
U. S. TREASURY POSITION.

BY the Associated Press
The position Of the Treasury on April 1
was. Receipts >405431gI: expenditure :,
S4l l?1 $50. balance 50 5:iG 6O3 O26
customs receipts for the month. S5.I7O-
receipts for the fiscal year Csince
July T.; >1.3lG372 9O3; expenditures.
h''"-I "H' Including So 64j1"5
OF emergency expenditures: excess NJ eY-
penditureS &" .!2l .54sls3; gold assets
SS.56S lO.1 gG1
Evening star., 1935-04-06
A. 2A4 Yellow Truck
21 IS Young Sp Il W TN
2lh 13 Youngstown SGT g..
Zonite Products


Sales of Stocks the New Exchange
il:oo NJ ZoOOOO - 90 Noon 100000
Divioend rates above table are ne annua
declarations " ~ ~ 'o'--'eo''
Unit OF trading
IN stock PAID b bPayape In
STOCK PayabI cash In special
STOCK Plus - in STOCK Pair lAccumulatsd
olVldenos Companies
aanized Plus So in stock Plus Plus 20,
Evening star., 1935-04-06
BALTIMORE STOCKS
METAL MARKET.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE April a.

NEW YORK. April g P-Tin steady;
Spot ana nearby 1880; future 1910
other metals nominally UNCHANGED.
Evening star., 1935-04-06
FEDERAL LAND BANKS
CHICAGO STOCK MARKET

CHICAGO. April & LF1.-Following is the
stocks on the Chicago Stock Exchange
Evening star., 1935-04-06

81 1914 Lacleds Gas pf.
2S1a "a Lambert Co ,3).
27s IL Lehigh Valley Coal. .
1212 Ga Lehigh Val Coal pf.
11La 5 Lehigh valley r r.
32A 2lh Lib-O-Ford Glt1.20)
1897 93% Lige & Myers Bt6)
24i3 l312 Lima Locomotive. =,
301s 24l2 LIQUID Carb 't1A).
36h 3lh Loews Inc (3).....
Ia ! Loft Inc. nc...........
PA Ia Long Bell Lum (A) .
36h 33h Loose Wilss 90.
129 126 Loose Wiles pf %.
21ss 1871 LorilIard r Cf2.20).
IL y Louisiana Oil. .....
14h 10as Louisv ca EtA)1h.
47h "a Louisv & Nash 80.
1874 12A Ludlum Steel.
Evening star., 1935-04-06
Washington Exchange
SALES.

hAtI tdI,
Capital Transit Colo at 2ola. 10
at 20l2.
Evening star., 1935-04-06

NEW YORK BAR SILVER.
NEW YORK, April (Pl.-Bar sill.
yer firm, u higher at GA.
Evening star., 1935-04-06

1871 II Nash Motors t1)...
7A Az Nat Acme Co. ......
30A 22h Nat Biscuit De-.
146 141h Nat Biscuit pf tO.
1884, 1871 Nat Cash Reg A SOC
TN 12k Nat Dairy Prod l.20
4sS, Ia Nat Dept Store tkb.
34s4 II Nat Dep ST LIST pftk)
29h 24E Nat Distillers (2)..
Sas ~ Nat Pwr h 1t 'S0c)
sou ]0ss Nat Steel (t1k)..
Evening star., 1935-04-06
BONDS.
Bid and Asked Prices.
PUBLIC UTILITY
MISCELLANEOUS
STOCKS
PUBLIC UTILITY,

Amer. Tel. q Tel. Gn. '1O4I.
Sanlta1 n Z " Tsans5s sfdsmbosi o9i g., q, - e.,
Pot. Elec. Pow. Sc pfd tG) 10
Pot Ell. Pw. 5Ie') p. t5.5OJ. I14I.
Wash. Gas 1t. Co ~ 6O1 81
Wash. Ry. & Elec Co D2). 400
Wash. Ry. & E.. pfd. 81 lO3
Evening star., 1935-04-06

ga 3h Hahn Dept Stores.
IN 4 Hail " f Printing.
rs 63 Hamilton Watch of
105l3 l0l Hanna IN ADpfGD.
20 Is Harb Walker ID
94H S5 Hazel Atlas Gl (6) >.
S1a4 73H Hershey Choc t3) ..
107is 104 Hershey { Of r6. q.
90 So. Holland Furnace. I.
9ls 6l3 Houdaille-Her B.
17A4 9lS Houston Oil.
3ss la Houston OIL tnew).,
52& az Howe Sound t3D.
51s "a Hudson & Manhat. =.
1924 6h Hudson Motor Car.
3h A Hupp Motors. ....
Evening star., 1935-04-06

6Hs Ia Baldwin Loco tk).
Is III Baltimore Il OHIO.
lT's 9l> Baltimore Il Ohio Of
42h 36ls Bang & Aroos t21k)
IL 1864 Bang & Aroos pf(7)
81 ga Barker Brothers.
5!s Barnsdall Corp
10 1a'1 Beatrice Creta50c)..
lTl2 ll3s Bendix Aviation. ..
17N 15n Beneficial Loan ! "A +.
3sl. "a Best & Co 90 .....
34A 2l's Bethlehem Steel. :.
2et l4'. Bieelow San Corp. I.
1875 9As Blaw-knox .......
10 his Boelng AirpIane.
59N AGA. Bohn Alum& Br t3).
9S 80 Bon Ami tAD(t5..
25a p Borden Co l.60).
34E PSI. Borg Warner 1h).
In 81. Boston & Maine.
3O's 24l9 Briggs Mfg t2)....
3lNS 23ls Br1ggs e. STRAIT o..
44ls 36l2 Bklyn-Man Tr (3).
96l2 90 Bklyn-Man T of t6l
So 43 Bklyn Union Gast5)
6h 4is Brunswick-Balke
IL Ss Bucyrus Erie cv Of.
5h 81. Budd tEGD Mfg
33 % Budd tE G) Mfg pf
~ 2l2 Budd Wheel ....
Is sh Bullard Co.
1884, 1874 Burr Add NJ t60c). .
22l2 10 Bush Tr Bldg pf ct.
204s l1sa Byers IA Nj
Evening star., 1935-04-06

Spot steady; middling. 11.30.
Evening star., 1935-04-06

81 49 Jewel Tea t3).
57As 3Sls Johns-ManviIIs....
125 1171a Johns-Manv pf G).
73 so Jones&Laugh 7%pf.
Evening star., 1935-04-06

17h 9l5 illinois Central.
33 24Ss Indus Rayon l6S).
70IS 6012 Ingersoll-Rand ,2).
55h4 46k Inland Steel ~
35s 212 Inspiration Copper.
IA 4 Insur Sh CT Md l4c.,
3 " Intercontl Rubber. 1.
z AZ Interlake iron.
5 "a. Int Agriculture. 80.
1917 l49h Int Bus Mach tp6).
Ga 3is lnt-Carrlers Ltd zoo
33 22Is Int Cement d..
4S7S 341S Int Harvester t60c)
27% Ia Int Hydro EIec tA).
25ls 22L Int Nick Can t60cD.
130 125 Int Nick Can pf - .
3 IL Int Paper & Pw (A)
1A Ss Int Paper & Pw tB)
liz n Int Paper & Pw Co
II An Int Paper & Pw pf. =.
4Sh 42h Int Shoe 90.
ga 5ss Int Tel & Tel
12A 9 Interstate Dept Strs
26 OQl, Island Crack (2l
Evening star., 1935-04-06

BY private wire direct to The Star.


High. Low. Dividend Rate. A
IA A. Adams Express....
liz 8 Addressograph. 90.
1l5s. 104& Air Reduction t3)..
Ia 4. Airy Way Elec Appl.
20h 15Ss Alaska Jun ttl.20).
Ia q Alleg Corp tk).
23 81 Allegheny Stl 3D..
141 125 Allied Chem t6).
17h IL Allis-Chalmers.
20h Ia Alpha Port Cmt ~
3's 2ls Anal Leather.
81 4Sl5 Amerada Corp tH. q.
57% AZ Am Az Chem Del'2)
2ln 1917 Am Bank Note.
123 l10 Am Can tt5).
20h 10 Am Car & Foundry. .
12as 3 Am Chain.
1874 22l2 Am ComcI Alcohol.
1Oas Ga Am Crystal Sugar.
9O7s 57ss Am Crystal Sug pf.
~ Am Ensaustic
SIX "a. Am European Sec. ..
5h . Am & Foreign Pwr.
IL 9', Am Hawaiian SS(D
5& pa Am Hide & Leather.
32l2 3OIs Am Home p t2.40).
ga 4l2 Am Interna tionaI. ..
20s4 9 Am Locomotive. -.
564 S2 Am Locomotive pf. u.
2Ss+ lSi@ Am Mch & Fv t80c)
7a Az Am Mach & Metals.
l7L 1871 Am Metals.
s6'2 ~ Am Metals pf
3h IL Am Power 4 Light.
ISIS Sss Am PAL s5 of lA)
1si2 10ts Am P&L $6 Of (1h)
16h 1Oi2 Am Radiator ...
"a l5s. Am Rolling Mills. . g.
26h 90 Am Shipbldg t2)...
40h 31's Am Smelt 4 Ref
1l2 103 Am S&R 81 pf i71a.
1sH II Am Steer Foundry. &.
7Ol2 55l2 Am Sug 90.
135ls 1861 Am Sugar pf t7)...
1873 9s7s Am Tel 4 Tel t9).
s4* 72i2 Am Tobacco (5).
s6's 74a4 Am Tobacco 3 t5).
6% pig Am Type Fdrs tk). D..
l9Ss 9 Am Type Fdrs pf(k,
l4's tn Am Wat Wks (S0c) .
go 48 Am Wat W lst (6).
9h Az Am Woolen
45ls 35i2 Am Wooden pf. ...,
IA s. Am Writ Paper (k).
4% 3 Am Zinc & Lead.
l2~ < Anaconda Copper. =.
1915 16>s Anaconda Wire. -.
l7ss IA Anchor Cap t60c) ..
41t 30 Archer-Dan Nj tlA
120 11SL Archer-Dan pf co.
1861. 81 Armour Del pf 90. ,
6is ga Armour of Illinois. .
I0% 81 Armour III pr pf (6)
6's 4 Arnold Consta BILE. .,
l3's Ti2 Asso Dry Goods. 80.
55's 35'. Atch Tors F th2). .
S6'2 66@s Atch To&S F of (5)
31h 1917 Atlantic Coast Line
25Ss 2l's Atlantic Ref ~.
AZ 32S4 Atlas Powder 90.
294 10 auburn Auto.
IA 6t2 Austin Nichols.
5A ) Aviation Corp Del.
Evening star., 1935-04-06

10A 9A Ohio OIL th45c)....
4HS Ia oliver Farm Equip.
26ss 1E% oliver r Or Of A. -
15% 11h Otis Elevator ts0c)
7h Az Otis Steel.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-22
County Picnic Set
Bn Times Spccinl

TITTFN
GREENFIELD, Aug. ga basket
of food and a healthy appetite will
be the only admission at Riley Park
tomorrow when more than 1000
farm and city residents gather for
the annual Hancock County Picnic.
Entertainment features of the all
day event will include swimming,
baseball, children's contests, and
horseshoe pitching.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-22

America. and Harry Foster. state
councillor of the J. o. U. A. M. re-
sponded to the greeting.
officers we're nominated for the
mechanics order this morning and
election will be held tomorrow. Ros-
coe E. Handel. Richmond, will be
elevated to the post of state coun-
cilor.
A banquet tonight in the Traver-
tine room Of the Lincoln with fancy
drills by teams Of both organizations
will climax todays convention SeS-
SionS.
Sessions close tomorrow with in
stallation of officers.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-22
Bus Drivers to Meet
BIZ Times Spccial

. y T IWItH . III FWI
NOBLESVILLE, Aug. 22.-Safety
measures and new state statutes
governing their vehicles will be dis
cussed at a meeting of county school
bus drivers here tonight.
Loren w. Warner. Indianapolis,
accident prevention bureau chief in
the Department of Public Safety,
will be the principal speaker, and C.
w. Kraft. local auto license clerk,
will preside.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-22
AUG. %, 1885

California informed the American
Chemical Society today.
While the work of creating arti-
fetal radioactive substances is still
in its infancy. he said. it holds pos
sibilities of immeasurable value to
both chemical and physical science
and also TO the field of medicine
where radium treatments are some
times necessary to prolong human
life.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-22
SYNTHETIC RADIUM
HAILED BY CHEMIST
Production in Laboratory Is
Possible, Society Told.
BIZ United PresS

By United Press
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 22-Syn-
thetic radium, far less costly and
not so dangerous to the human
body as natural radium, can be pro-
duced in chemical laboratories, Prof
E. o. Lawrence of the University of
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-22
Battle in Web
By Times Special

By Times Special
LAFAYETTE, Aug. 22.-Neighbors
of Mrs. Herman Beckman, West La
fayette, are interested spectators at
a battle royal being staged in the
Beckman yard.
Held captive in a spider web, is
large moth whose strength and
weight have almost freed him from
the ever spinning enemy.
While the struggle continues hour
after hour, latest reports indicate
the moth is nearing exhaustion.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-22
Murder Hearing Continued

Municipal Court hearings for Mr..
and Mrs. Herman Chandjie, held
in connection with the, death of
Mrs. Mary Sheffield, AZ, of 500 S.
Alabama st, have been continued
until next Wednesday. Mrs Shelf
field died following an alleged brawl
in tavern operated by the Chand-
lies.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-22
JOINT FARLEY
HELD IN CITY
FraternaI Insurance Groups
Stage Convention at
City Hotel.

The Junior Order of United
American Mechanics and the
Daughters of America, state frater-
nal insurance organizations, met to-
day in joint session at the second
day convention ceremonies of the
two groups in the Lincoln.
Five hundred delegates are at
tending the two conferences.
Howard M. Meyer, local attorney,
welcomed the fraternal groups to
Indianapolis Mrs. Elva McVey, In
dishapolis, member of the state
finance board of the Daughters of
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-22
BuoyS Are Dangerous

Since the first buoy we placed is
no longer necessary. Capt Russell
decided to pick it up. BuoyS are
dangerous to handle. The huge
metal markers sometimes swing
about on deck and crush any man
who stands in its way. The seq
was heavy and the Orphir tossed
and pitched about. making the job
exceedingly difficult
After the buoy. together with its
cable and eight-ton cement anchor
had been safely slowed in the hold,
We steamed in the direction of
Court MacSherry Bay while Coakley
gave us the bearings which may be
the answer to our quest.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-22
Graves Marked

BIZ Times Spccidt
KOKOMO, Aug. 22.-Unmarked
for so years, the graves of the Rev.
Willis G.. Wright, pioneer minister
in this community, and his wife, are
now indicated by an attractive mon
ument.
Descendants of the early residents,
both of whom died in the '80's, voted
to raise funds for the marker at a
recent reunion.
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Salvage Floating Wreckage

They also admitted that the fire.
quent wrecks along the Irish coast
form an additional source of in
come for them. When a ship goes
down the fishermen put out in their
luggers and pick up such wreckage
as may be floating on the sea and
sell it. Many homes in this vicin-
ity are furnished with chairs and
tables that have floated up from
doomed ships.
The new turn which the search
has taken is no indication that
Capt. Russell has lost faith in the
scientific instruments with which we
are equipped. As time goes on it
becomes increasingly evident that
the information regarding the Lusi-
tania's whereabouts given at the
inquest Immediately following the
sinking may have been erroneous.
The captain. therefore, is tracking
every possible clew which has
turned up SO far
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-22
'FY" Club 10 Inspect Park

Leaving the Y. NJ. c. A. here at
SIS Sunday morning. the ~ Ad-
venture Club will visit McCor-
mick's Greek Canyon State Park.
Lohrmann Wolf is president and
Lee Hodge vice president of the
group.
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News Survey of Indiana
BIZ Times Specidt

W NVfTT
expect shortage
X b. and the farm.
at HeflenS Park where All Club mem
of four gathered for a
either
the the difference
Eggs instructions written quoted at 10
managers
find the contemplated 200 dozen eggs