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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-09

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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-09

JONES, WILLIAM M-Beloved husband of
Lucia Jones and father of Nina Belle
Shears, passed away at his home 1873
day Nov II. D. m. from the j. c. VII
SON FUNERAL HOME. 1880 Prospect-st.
Friends invited. Burial Round Hill
La gaceta., 1935-11-20
IL ALCALDE LOS NUEVOS


Al ayuntamiento inform0 a.
noche ell abogado consultor Nc
Mullen, respondiendo a una
mocion del CONCEAL Pacheco,
presentada la semana pasada,
que ell alcalde esta obligado a
hacer de nuevo los nombra :
mientos de los jefes de depar-
tamentos, por haber expirado
su t6rmino de 4 amos y empe-
Ear otro nuevo.
Ell informe de McMullen, con
la firma de este, Sc archivo a
solicitud del CONCEAL D'Arpa.
Dicese que entire Ell bloque dc
los concejales y Ell alcalde hay
diferencias y que Mr.. Chancey
solo enviara los nombramien :
tos que crea van a ser confir-
mados.
La gaceta., 1935-11-20
PROGRAMS DE RADIO

Nino Martini, ell va famoso
tenor, cantara esta noche, de
8 a $50, por la estacion WDAE
y la cadena Columbia. La acom-
panara la orQuesta de Andres
Kostelanetz. Es ell programa de
les cigarrillos Chesterfield.
Estaci6n WDAE Y cadena Co
lumbia: 500, orquesta de Plot
Ike; 6:35, orquesta de Kellam F.;
tbs, Southern Serenaders 7 80
Kat Smith; 500, Burns y Gre
Gle Allen; 900, Nino Martini !;
$3.50, orquesta de Noble; 1890,
ell mundo al dia; II is, Abe Ly-
man, y II 80, orquesta Hopkin.
Estaci6n de Clearwater y ca
dena Nacionai: $50, noticias ;
6 AS, Lowell Thomas; 700, Or
game; 100, la familia de un HON
lbre; $50, casa de CRYSTAL; 900,
Fred Allen; 1913, Russ Morgan
1t:00, orqresta de Kaye; II 80
AL Donahue; IL 100, orquesta de
Stern, Y 1890, drama.
La gaceta., 1935-11-20
De la Secci6n Recredtivo

De la Secci0n RecTedtivo
Me informa ell atento Y active
Presidente de la Secci6n Re-
cIeativa del Centre E,5panol de
West Tampa, qr4 hoy habra
una function social en- Ell teatro
Royal, para los socios del Cen
tro y La Benefica.
Sc exhibira la bonita pelicu-
la "Star Of Midnight, por la
ccnocida artista Ginger Rogers.
Esta Secci6n, que constante-
mcnte vela con interes Ipor la
institution espanola, prepare
un cabaret popular para ell dia
IA de Diciembre, en- TODD ell edi-
ficio del barrio de allende ell
rio, a beneficio del Sanatorio.
A pesar del POGO tempo que
llevan trabajando en- esta fies-
ia, hay bastantes mesas vendi-
das.
TOcaran "Los BOhemios" y
dos orquestas americans.
La gaceta., 1935-11-20

empresa del teatro Franklin.
Tnvitar a la Association de
Banqueros de la Florida para
que efectle aqug SUI convention
en- 1886. Pasara al comite de re-
%laciones pdblicas una petici6n
de la Legion Americana solici-
tando permiso para ell estacio-
namiento y cuidado de autom6-
viles durante los dias de la Fe-
ria.
Aceptar una ~invitaci6n de "a
Sra. C. w. Lyons para ell te que
Sc ofrecera ell viernes, en- ell ASH
10 de Viejos.
Pasar a informe del comite
de hacienda lpermisos solicita-
dos, para vender 'bebidas alec
h6licas, por ell Hotel Tampa Te-
rrace, italian Country Club y
Tony Italiano.
La gaceta., 1935-11-20
Acuerdos tomfdos en- la session. que \
I anoche celebr6S el Ayuntamientc

Sc aprob6 en- la session de a
noche, bajo la presidencia de
Mr.. Hudgings, pedir al inge-
Micro Cason incluya un canal
para yachts en- ell proyecto de
Malec6n, consultandose antes
a la PWA.
ActuG ell consistorio a reco-
mendacion de la Camara de
Concrete y ell alcalde Chan
cey.
Tn contrato para hacer los
trajes de la policia Sc adjudi-
CO a la tienda Franklin Mems
Shop, de la Gale de Franklin.
Qued6 autorizado ell jefe de pc
licfa Ellsworth para vender
I'm autom6vil viejo.
Sc acord6 devolver $40, por
I'm poste del alumhrado, a la
La gaceta., 1935-11-20
INEVITABLE
Ell ACCIDENTE

I'm jurado investigator de
clar6 aver inevitable ell acciden-
te en- que perdio la vida la Sra.
Maria Alolko, de SO aScs.
Alcanz6 a la SrJ: Alfonso uH
canton cue guiaba Parker 7.
Nichols. Deliber6s ell jurado an
t ell juez de paz Lorenzo Her
nandez y 10 comeonian los ciu-
dadanos o. C. Dupree, R. M.
Christian, K. D. Jones, M. w.
Carruth, jr,, M, L.. Vincent y
Frank F. Fernandez.
La gaceta., 1935-11-20
Bu1lc0 PdrtB

RecibimOS unaS finas tarJe :
tas firmadas por la atenta Srta.
Sara Santos, Vice Secretaria de
la Secci6n de Damas de los Lo-
yal Knights, invitandonos para
el "Bunco-Party" cue esa agru-
paci6n ceIebrara ell sabado, en-
ell edificio de los Aguila de Orc.
Todos los amos, las bondado-
sas damitas celebran esta fies-
ia para recaudar fondos y po-
ner I'm arbol de Navidad.
Elias obseQuian y agasajan a
los ninos de la Logia.
Son madrinas de este festival
las Srtas, Lourdes Vazquez, Pu-
ra Fernandez, Nena Morris y
Hortensia Fernandez.
Apreciamos la atenci6n de las
cultaS sen0ritas.
La gaceta., 1935-11-20
LA CIUDAD DESEA COBRAR
Ell $50 DE LAS CANAAN
GAS DE LAS MAQUINAS
DE G.

Una ordenanza Sc pre- -ent6
anoche, en- la session celebrada
.por ell ayuntamiento, exigiendo
para ell tesoro municipal ell 25
|por ciento de las ganancias que
produZcan las maquinas de ju-
gar.
Sc hasa la moci6n en- la
creencia de que las maquinas
La gaceta., 1935-11-20
ROBO DE DOS AUTOMOVI.
LES

Ell juez de paz Leo Walters
puso aver a disposition de la
Corte de 10 Criminal a Ed Fen
nell, individuo acusado de ro-
bar dos AUTOMOBILES y de guar
uno de ellos bajo la Influenza
de bebidas alcoholics.
Las personals perjudicadas
por Fennell Sc nombran Jimmy
Reynolds Y Peter Savath.
Por guar con descuido fue
pasado a la Corte de 10 Crimi.
nal Ell case de la Sra. Sam Harr-
ell.
La gaceta., 1935-11-20
sNENENDEZ LIE do UNA
A

Fue asistido aver en- ell Sana-
torio del Centre Asturiano, de
una herida de arma blanca en- el
pecho, Antonio FeAandez, We
elmo de la casa numero 1911 de
la Decima avenida.
Antonio Menendez, que segdn
la policia a2redi6 a Fernandez,
fue detenido y llevado a la car
eel.
Rineron los dos por motives
|lque Sc negaron a revelar.
La gaceta., 1935-11-20

Sc quedan con ell 85 por ciento
de los medios, reales y pese-
tas que los jugadores entire
gan.
Ell presidente dl ayunta-
mento, Mr.. Emerson, que &C.
TIA de alcalde interino,por au-
sencia de Mr.. Chancey, no pre-
sidiG la session. Pas6 la presi-
dencia interina al CONCEAL
Hudgings.
La gaceta., 1935-11-20

ONDA CORTA: Roma, 6 p.
M, discurso de Natalie Praml2o-
lini, per $50 Ike; Londres, $50
p. M, cancilnes de gales e in
glesas, por $3.50 Ike; Londres,
7:15, media bora de "conun :
drums; Berlin, 8 p. M, la in
fluencia de los hombres en- la
historic; L0ndres, 10:15, "bats
in the belfry'.
La gaceta., 1935-11-20
Una OrqueStd

La orquesta Frank Benns vol
vera a Tampa para tocar en- ell
Silver Star Ballroom, que co =
menzara su temporada invernal
de bale, ell dia 81 de este mes.
Esta orquesta TOGO durante
ocho meses en- csc lugar, antes
de embarcar para Chicago, don
de tenia I'm contrato que cum :
plir.
Manifesto ell manager de csc
La gaceta., 1935-11-20
MejOradO

Mejorado
Ell joven Guillermo de Leon,
jr., que aun reposa en- la quinta
Covadonga despu6s de haber 81
do d2erado Gle hernia por ell DR..
Rafael Ortega.
El domingo lie vimos en- su
echo de enfermo. Els de espe-
arse cue pronto este completa.
nente restablecido.
Cesar RiVerO.
La gaceta., 1935-11-20
Del Club HetairejG

Del Club HetairejG
En- la junta celebrada por los
miembros de este Club, acorda-
ron Ell dar un bale en- fecha pro
xima.
Sera la primera fiesta bajo la
presidential del joven Midulla.
La orquesta y el salon no Sc
han escogido todavia.
FL viernes tendran junta otra
vez para ultimar - planes de
la fiesta, y despues Sc lie dara
una recesci6n a Joe Demmi, que
contraera matrimonio ell domir
go.
Una agrupaci6n muy entusias
ia y bien ordenada, Ell club lie.
taireia.
La gaceta., 1935-11-20
De cqcerln
Muy ~apreciada.

De caceriG
FL conocido hombre de nego-
clos Mr.. w. Leavine, Presiden-
e de la compania cervecera
'.crida Brewing Company, sa-
u de caceria por los campos y
os Everglades, en- union de va
les amigos.
Tn sport al que Sc dedica ell
amigo Leavine todos los amos.
Dias de merecido descanso
a Ia labor que rinde al frente
dc la importante empresa.
La gaceta., 1935-11-20
URds linedS

Para ell companero Alfredo
Montcto, que el domingo cele-
brara 81 function de beneficio en-
Ell teatro del Centre Asturiano.
La obra "Amor que Huge Sc
ra representada con La hernia
mas Ramirez y otros artistas
muy conocidos en- Tampa.
En- eI acto de variedades Fl :
guran Johnny MARTINEZ, su es-
posa Mile, Laurita del Rio y
otros.
lie auguramcs un franco ext
to a Montoto.
La gaceta., 1935-11-20
Pr6rin10 enIdce

EN- la igiesia "Nuestra Seno-
ra de la MERGED" Sc iuraran "a
NOR eterno ell domingo, a las
5 80 de la tarde la Srta. Lily
Clesi y ell j6ven John Parrino.
Despu6s de la boda tendra e.
fecto una reception en- honor de
los nuevos esposos, en- Ell hogan
La gaceta., 1935-11-20
DON Francisco"

La orquesta que Sc ha pues-
to de moda en- las tardes domi-
nicales del Centre Espahol, vol
vera a tocar ell pr6ximo domin-
go.
Tardes donde la algeria i'm
.1era. Exito complete de la "se-
RE organizada por los mucha-
ahos que commando el intr6pidC
Cigarran.
La gaceta., 1935-11-20
La Mission PIG

La Mission PJd
La altruista agrupaci6n Mi
si6g Pla" abrira su nuevo local
dc la Gale Icy IA avenida, ell
Iiueyes %, a las 8 p. m.
Del P~residente de la Junta de
Directories, Sr, E. R. Dicken-
sen, recibimos una tarjeta de in
yitaci6n.
Muy apreciada.
La gaceta., 1935-11-20

De los padres de la novia, que re
Siden en- la avenida 10 nGmero
1911.
La gaceta., 1935-11-20

2"IOII' NM NI"uIIOO IN~0' W. y
cibi6 una caIta de Frank Benns
donde le Ece.que durante 50
.vaje <oleccionado las pleas
en- Hga, y traera agradables
sorpresas para los bailadores de
pleas americans.
La gaceta., 1935-11-20

salon, Mr.. Maurice Less, qA r
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-10-22

great problem which has thus far made a transatlantic service imp0s- sible-the problem of balancing costs with pay load"
 American Line Interested
 It is admitted that bigger planes must be built for passenger service.
 Another summer has brought the usual flood of announcements of va rious companies planning such ser vices within anywhere from 8 few weeks to a few months But BritiSh experts and foreign observers agree that Imperial Airways, and the Pan American Airways, because it has a binding agreement with the British company, will be the joint operators when the service becomes g realty
 Imperial Airways is in the ad- vantageous position Of carrying on it's work with the assistance of the government. Sir Phillip Cuncliffe- Lister air minister, revealed in the House of Commons recently that the government is actively pursuing negotiations.
 The British government has the upper hand because it controls the main key stations along the two pos sible routes, in Newfoundland and Bermuda.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-10-22
DOW, JONES AVERAGES

The following are today's Dow, Jcnes averages: Industrials 139l4; rails 34.5O, utilities 2706.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-10-22
tRy ALBERT w. WILSON,

LONDON, Octa 22.-British gov e. nment tests for inauguration of North Atlantic air service will be launched in the summer of lg35 with new type of machine called a mail composite" plane, it Is predicted by well-informed sour ecs here. ,e N
 Regular service may be expected within three years This may seem l long time, but it is the most optimistic prediction ventured by those in position to know the status of negotiations now under way be- tween the government and Imperial Airways. Nv
 Planes Secrets Leak
 Considerable money already has teen spent in developing the mail composite plane. Despite secrecy which surrounds the work, few de- tails regarding the machine have Ecen confirmed by reliable sources l. is a small two-engined machine cs5igned for heavy wing loading.
 Unable to take off on it's own rower, this plane is to be loaded an large machine and dumped in the air at an adequate altitude
 Thus is expected to be solved the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-10-22
THANKS FROM DOUGLAS FOR
 BRIDGE ISSUE
Island Chamber of Com merce Expresses Appre-
 citation to The Empire

A thoughtful etter from the Douglas Chamber Of Commerce, ex- pressing thanks to the Daily Alaska Empire for cooperation in the Doug. las Bridge dedication and for the creation of the special edition, was received by The Empire this morn ing.
 The Empire and everyone of its 39 employees, including the news ies' who delivered it, whose diligent work made the Douglas Bridge edi- ton possible, desires to publicly ex- press their appreciation at this time for these kind words from Douglas. Following is the text of the let ter:
 "The Daily Alaska Empire,
 Juneau, Alaska. MT. Robert Bender, Dear Sir.
 we wish to thank you for the splendid cooperation of The Empire in making the dedication a success, and making it possible for the Chamber to place in the hands of So many of the former residents of the Channel, this complete story of the bull ding of the bridge.
 we assure you Of the support of the Douglas Chamber of Commerce at all times.
 Sincerely yours,
 Douglas Chamber of Commerce,
 By L. w. Kilburn,
 Secretary"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-10-22
\. pUCE HAS
 NOTHING ON
 FORMER GOV,
William Murray Is Entire Personnel of Tax
 Association

BROKEN BOW, Okla, Oct. 22.- T 1e Association for Economy and Tax Equalization, which plans to taach Congress lesson, consists en- tirely of William Murray. former Cklahcma governor, it was disclosed today.
 1T am the personnel at present" :" he declared. "A general director will ts appointed soon, and state and csunty directors will be appointed for the purpose of impressing upon Congress that it must cease to be a srendthrift of the peoples money, therefore must lower taxes"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-10-22

ference on the future of the NRA received a cold shoulder from the automobile industry.
 In a letter to George L. Berry, industrial coordinator and organizer ofsthe meeting, it was asserted that the automobile business didn't see any usefulness in the proposal and therefore was declining to attend.
 Regrets" were expressed in writ ing by the Automobile Manufactur- CTS Association, trade organization of industry which includes such giant employers as General Motors and Chrysler.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-10-22

Or. George s. Long, Tulsa, ok'a., dentist, brother of the late Senator iiuey Long of Louisiana, announced his candidacy for U. s. senator from Oklahoma on "share-the- wealth" platform. He has sought
 state office unsuccessfuiIy three times. Associated Press Photo)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-10-22
WEATHER CONDITIONS AT 8 A. M

43 Wrangel raining 40 Skagway
  Mccarthy & Anchorage clear Springs clear IA Tan Kaltag cloudy O. Flat clear, G.
 SYNOPSIS
  intensity the storms 300 miles south Kodiak where reading og 3o prevailed the Pa the Boring region This general distribution attended precipitation from the Prince weather interior and western portions Alaska Cordova reported a also the Copper River Valley Mccarthy reported all vicinity
 having reported temperature of degrees 14 below Panama and above at An
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-10-22
STOCK PRICE
 BOOM HALTED
Profit Taking Pressure and Buying Demand 1um-
 bic Today's s Market

NEW YORK, Oct. 22-Re cent stock market favorites reversed the boom trend today under heavy profit taking pressure and the buying de- mand switched to some rails, steels, utilities and specialties. The late tone was irregular with losses of one to two or more points being offset by ecattered gains of as much.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-10-22
ARMED MARINES OUELL RIOTS;. THREE KILLED
West Indian Island Scene of Labor Troubles Ag-
 gravated, War Tension

KINGSTON, St. Vincent, British West Indies, Oct 22-Rioting broke out anew on this West Indian island while armed marines from a British warship enforced martial law after three rioters were fatally wounded during night disorders.
 The rioting, the outgrowth of labor troubles increased by tension due to the Ethiopian war, reached head in a series of battles with police.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-10-22
COLD SHOULDER GIVEN NRA BY
 AUTO INDUSTRY
Invitation to Attend Con- ference on Future of
 Codes Declined

WASHINGTON, Oct. 22.- The Administration plans for con
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-10-22
CLOSING pRIcEs TO-DAY

NEW YORK; Oct. 22. Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is 14M, American Can 148M, American Power and Light 8, Anaconda 20A, Bethlehem Ste ] 3sas, General Motors 5l1s, Interna- 'ticnal vester 5S7s, Kennecott 24ls, United States Steel 465s, Pound s4.91as, Calumet and Hecla 52s, Unit ed Foundries l.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-10-22
U S DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, WEATHER BUREAU
 THE WEATHER
tBy the U. S. Weather Bureau

vicinity beginning October 22 Wednesday, strong sountheast winds
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-10-22
Fingerprinting Is
 Ciuen Approudl; Taco :,
 Other Units Wanted

TRENTON, N. J., oct a. The Interstate Crime conference has endorsed universal fingerprintina and recommended the creation in all states of bureau for Criminal Identification and Unit of Grim inal Intelligence.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-10-22
KILLED BY
 AUTOMOBILE,
 JAY WALKING
Thomas Shackleford, Re tired Attorney, Loses
 His Life in Seattle

SEATTLE, Oct. 9. - T h o m S Shackleford, retired Seattle and Ta- coma attorney, was killed by an automobile last night while crossing a street. Eugene Young, driver of the auto- mobile, said he did not see his victim until hit.
 Shacklefcrd had often been warn- ed about jay walking and it is be- lieved he was hit when on one of these trips.
 --e>o
 SHOP IN JUNEAU, FIRST.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-10-22
DIVORCE GRANTED

A divorce was granted in U. s. District court this morning to Harold w. Barrett of Juneau from Ruth Barrett.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-05-31
CALVERT BEACH.
TERMS EASY

Everybody these days is begin
ming to think about the seashore
and how to make the most Of the
summer season now at hand. In
the past, the matter Of price has
kept many from buying piece of
Old Mother Earth close to the
waters edge where refreshing
breezes blow, where the tang of
salt water and the fragrance Of
the pines fill the air, where one
can jump in for an invigorating
swim when Old Man Sun turns
on the heat.
John M. King and Company,
developers Of Calvert Beach, are
offering a solution to this problem.
They are offering building sites on
pretty shaded knobs as well as
cottages already built at very at
tractive places and on terms that
are exceptionally easy, and within
reach Of an ever increasing num-
Der.
Calvert Beach is situated on the
shores OF chesapeake Bay ~
miles from the District Line. It
is Q community Of very pretty
summer homes, having a wide
sandy beach, large shade trees,
and a series Of pretty knobs just
above the waters edge. An un-
usual feeding ground for fish is
said to exist in a peculiar shell
formation about one-haf mile from
shore, making it possible for one
to do some real fishing in his
own row boat.
Free picnic tables and bath
houses have been provided at Cal
vert Beach to acquaint the peo-
pie Of Washington more fully
with the many advantages this
growing resort has to offer.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-05-31
Lake JackSon's
Log Cabins Are
Luring Many

Lake Jackson Is a discovery as
well as a creation. It is IL miles
long and located in the pictur-
esque foothills of the Blue Ridge.
It is fed by streams and springs,
and winds its way around the
hills which abound in building
sites, coves and inlets.
Many prominent Washington
ians are members Of Lake Jack
sons log cabin colony, More
than sixty real log cabins and
cabin homes are already built and
occupied. Running water and
electricity are available on por-
ton Of the property.
More and more people are turn
ing to the lure of the woods and
water. For years there has ex-
listed urgent need for a place
where WashingtonianS may pur-
sue simple and wholesome living
and recreation, surrounded by
civilized comforts, in an environ
ment of natural beauty. yet with.
out the expense and formality Of
ornate country clubs. The lake is
privately owned and is reserved
for the exclusive use Of such peo-
pie as are selected to enjoy it's
privileges.
It's waters have been stocked
by the Federal and State govern
ments with fine perch, crappie,
and bass, and offers real fishing.
Its woods are full of game-wild
turkey, grouse, rabbits and SPUR
rels. There is good swimming,
boating and excellent bride paths
for horseback riding, as well as
more sophisticated indoor plea
sures. A nine-hole golf course is
within two miles of the lake,
where small green fees entitle
golfers to full privileges. It is
only an hours drive from Key
Bridge, within 30 miles of the
District. Follow Lee Highway to
Centerville, thence to Manassas,
thence three miles to the lake.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-05-31
JUNE DAYS CALL
To SEASIDE

With June days here, the season
at Seaside Park on Chesapeake
Bay. has really gotten under way.
From now on the popular seashore
resort will be constantly the sum-
mer mecca for thousands of Wash
ingtonians.
Seaside appeals particularly to
picnickers because of the privacy
it affords. There are ample &C.
commodations for 5000 persons in
the cool, shady groves. Besides,
there is plenty of room for the
youngsters to romp and play.
The salt water bathing is also
a feature of Seaside. The beach
is sandy and has a gradual slope,
with no step-offs. making bathing
safe for children. In addition,
there are countless amusementS.
Seaside is only an hours ride
from the Capitol. It may be
reached easily by the w. M. and
A. Motor Line buses, leaving 403
Eleventh st. N. w., on frequent
daily schedule, or by driving ones
own car over hard surfaced high
ways via Marlboro.