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La gaceta., 1935-01-22
LA GACETA
4 periodico en- idioma Espanoi
lie mas circulation en- Tampa
Victoriano Manteiga, Editor
Su scripcion semanal: 20 cents
Telefono Y3792
1888 7th Ave Ybor City. Fla.
EN- Ell DE
SULPHUR SPRINGS

Los ~favoritos tuvieron una
mala nocne en- ell Canedromo de
Sulphur Springs.
Dos galgos no considerados
por Ia "catedra" triunfaron en-
la apuesta doble, pagandose los
boletos a $1,000. Los vencedo-
res en- estas competencias 10 fue
ron Jolly Day y Beaded Pits.
Los favoritos Traffic Babe y
Lucky Sally llegaron en- primer
lugar en- las dos dltimas c2rre-
ras, como sc esperaba. Fue la
tercera victoria consecutive de
Lucky Sally.
Figura en- la oncena carrera
de esta n0che ell invencible
Cave Man, que lleva conquista-
dos seis triunfos conservatives.
La gaceta., 1935-01-22
Pero volvamos a incorporar-
nos a nuestros dos personajes.

Iba Candidito mohino, mall
humorado, nervioSo.
Ell haberse interpuesto entire
el Y Elvira, aquel Enrique Mo-
rales del diablo, lie habia SAGA
do de quicio.
acknowledgements, 81 compren-
dia, porque no llegaba a tanto
su amor propio, que ell nuevo
lpretendiente de Elvira tenia
mas facilidades para veneer
que 81.
Las mujeres son muY novele-
ras, y Enrique Morales empe-
zaba a estar de moda.
La gaceta., 1935-01-22

tas, soportaba con resignation
cuantas impertinencias Sc lie o.
currian a las escrupuloSas, y
absolvia sonriente cuantos pc
cados Sc lie confesaban.
Sus platicas, llenas de image
mes poeticas, eran escuchadas
con delete por las penitentes, y
no era extrano Or a las confe-
sadas, exclamar:
iQue bueno es ell padre Cerra
da!
i Que amable y que simpa-
tico!
Como orador sagrado era una
maravilla, y 81 Sc ha de hacer
case a las buenas beatas que Sc
disputaban un puesto para Or
lie, jesus, tenia un piquito de
orc.
La gaceta., 1935-01-22

queteria, y sombrero redonde
que estaba muy lejos de ser te-
ia.
Iba siempre muy afeitado y
.limpio, y nadie recordaba ha-
berle visto sin manteo.
LIE habfa sido recomendado
Candidito Escamilla eficazmen-
tie, y por ciertos calculos que Sc
ihizo ell padre Cerrada, Sc pro-
puso hacer 10 possible por casar-
lie con Elvira Riabaja.
Por ESQ 10 habia presentado a
los marqueses, de quienes espe-
raba sacar algo mas de 10 mu-
cho que va sacaba para limos
mas y arreglos y fiestas, y no
cuantas combinaciones
mas.
La gaceta., 1935-01-22

Ell Sr. M& Baer eS ell cam :
peon del mundo, en- la categoria
del peso complete, y ansche HI
20 a Tampa ell imponderable he
nor de dar una exhibicion a 4
asaltos, en- Benjamin Field, te-
Iniendo de adversario a T%y
Cancela, ell oriundo de Galicia.
Aunque el Sr. Baer no acos-
TUNDRA a arrieSgar su corona
cor dos o tres mil pesitos, mo
che Sc guard6 por complete to-
da su habilidad Y NADIA hizo pa
ra Sestacar su MADEIRA de cam
.pe6n, a Desar de que su director
lie gritaba: debate de payasadas
y ACADIA pronto con 81.
En- ell encuentro a cuatro a :
sa!tos, aparte de algunas traVe-
suras del campe6n, que no estl-
mamos compatibles con la dig
nidad de su titulo, Cancela pogo
los mejores punetazos y llev6 la
ofensiva.
Ell director de Baer lie aeon
sejaba que "acostara' a su rival
v 81 hacia gestos afirmatiyos
con la cabeza, pero ell punetazo
formidable no llegaba.
Lo que 81 Sc vic fue a un cam
|pe6n lanzando violenta e "ile :
galmente" contra las sogas y
tratando de sujetarlo por e
|cuello a un hombre que pesaba
mucho menos que 81, que tient
menor estatura y nj siquiera IL
gura en- la primera fila del peso
complete.
Nal efecto cause al publico Ia
'tactica del campe6n, como muy
NAL efecto cause la victoria dc
su hermanito Buddy, en- pocos
segundos, sobre un desgraciadc
que cay6 a la Iona con un suave
punetazo por ell est6mago.
Fue en- ell cuarto asalto, I'm
segundo antes de sonar la cam
pana, que Baer peg6 a Cancela
y este pareci6 que iba a caer.
por efecto del punetazo; pero e.
oriundo de Galicia, hijo del ga.
llegos, de Ares, provincial de la
Coruna, no de ningdn pueblo de
Italia, Sc incorpor6 y fue hasts
La gaceta., 1935-01-22
BAER NO ENSENp NADA NUEYO
LosD0Es\TAMgPENos

s1 esquina o<tratase de un
resS3ion arvTadir ell cuerpo, no
de I'm punetazo effective.
All principle el publico crey6
que Sc trataba de un golpe de
"nocaut'', pero inmediatamente
pudo comprobar que no habia
tai cosa.
Baer tiene a 81 favor la anna
BILE syrisa y su agradable apa-
! riencia pero a su tipo de hon.
bre no lie sientan bien los "pu-
jos, aunque otra cosa opinNn
sus directories.
Cancela Sc mantuvo cerca de
81 en- los cuatro asaltos, para
compensar su menor estatura, y
lie ATTIC muchos punetazos por
la cara y ell cuerpo.
81 los punos de Baer son for
midables, y asf 10 aseguran to-
dos los expertos, anoche decide
reservarlos para Jimyy Malo-
ney, con quien peleara, en- Mia
mi, ell dia "a.
ICuatro o cinco wees movie
las piernas, c6micamente, como
81 fueran a tirarlo los golpes de
Cancela, y en- mas de una oca-
sion utilize SUI voz, en- tono "gra
cioso," para dar a entender que
iba a ocurrir "algo serio."
, Por puntos, ell gallego, que nc
lie temfa, lie superb en- los cuatrO
asaltos.
Los que apostaban a que Can
celia no seria "acostado," son
personals bien enteradas de la
potencia fisica que ell lac6n de-
sarrolla.
Baer es un gladiator simpa-
tico porque sabe sonreir y no es
~vanidoso, aunque otra cosa he
mos leido de el
Junto al cuadrilatero toma :
ron asiento, estrechando la ma.
no del campeon, los famosos pit
cheers hermanos Dean, que fue
ron presentados al pdblico, lc
mismo que ell notable escritol
La gaceta., 1935-01-22

Ademas, su contrincante te-
MIA dinero, mucho mas dinerd
que Ell, y podia pasear por Ma
drid cabalgando en- hermosisi-
mos caballos andaluces que a.
traian la atenci6n.
Aun no siendo tan arrogante.
como era Enrique, Candidito
comprendia que siempre lie lie
Varla ventaia ,toda vez que ell
dlnero es muy bonito Y que con
Ell dlnero Sc pueden hacer mu-
chas cosas buenas,
Don Manuel Cerrada, notan-
do la actitui de EscamilIa. 10
pregunt6:
Me pareoe que esta listed
disgustado.
-Francamente, Don Manuel
La gaceta., 1935-01-22
LIPPS ACOSTO A ROSEN

Daytona Beach, Fla, Enera
.22.-En ell tercer asalto de una
pelea efectuada anoche en- esta
ciudad, Joe Lipps, gladiator de
Charlotte, N. c., puso a dormir
a Al Rosen, de Canton, estado
de Ohio.
Dwight Fryer, de Little Roch
tuvo que retirarse en- ell quinto
asalto abrHmado por los puneta
EOS de Bunker Hill,
La gaceta., 1935-01-22
BERG DERROTO A HUNGRY

Londres, Enero 22.-Por no.
caut tecnico, en- el octave asal-
to, Jack Kid Berg, de Inglate-
ira, venci6 anoche al plgil fran
ces Gustavo HUNGRY. La pelea
Sc verified en- ell Albert Hall.
En- otro de los bouts" del
programa, Wesley Ramey, de
Grand Rapids, Michigan, NOR :
do ell polvo de la derrota a ma
nos del britanico Jimmy Walsh.
La gaceta., 1935-01-22
TRIUNFO DE

Utica, n. Y, enero 22.-Lue-
go de una rapida pelea, en- la
cual no hubo caidas, ell excam-
pe6n del peso ligero, Tony Can
zoneri, triunf6 por puntos sobre
"Honeyboy" Hughes, ell rubio
jovencito de Granville, estado
de Vermont. Hughes pesaba
1856 libras, ~ mas que ell tia
liano.
La gaceta., 1935-01-22
CAPITULO V
Ell padre Cer9'adG

Era don Manuel Cerrada un
tipo elegante, guapo, buen mo :
20; uno de esos curas mas mum
danos que religiosos.
Extremadamente galante con
las damas, su confesonario era
frecuentado por las mas distin-
guidas de Madrid.
Ell padre Cerrada tenia cua-
renta y cinco amos, aunque no
representaba cuarenta.
Indulgente para las pecado-
ras que iban a la rejilla de su
confesionario a confesar sus fal
La gaceta., 1935-01-22
NEUSEL VENDRA DE ALE
MANIA A PELEAR CON
BAER

New York, Enero 22.-Jimmy
Bronson, representante del pu-
gil aleman Walter Neusel, anun
clio aver que esd Rfeuz los,
Estados Unidos
de febrero, en- un
as1tos, sin decision, Irene al
'campe6n Baer.
Antes de retornar a este pals
ell germano Sc batira, ell dia a de
.febrero, en- Londres, con ell cam
pesn Jack Peterson.
Con Neusel hara ell viaje Eric
seelig, un judi. aleman refugia
do en- Inglatera, que en- un item
pc ostent6 las coronas alemanas
de las categorias de peso medic
y peso ligero complete.
Evening star., 1935-08-28
NOVEL BROADCAST
PLANNED BY N. B. c.
Drama and Romance of
Lighthouse Keeper to Orig
mate in Pacific Ocean.

~ EEKING something new in radio
entertainment, N. b. c. will
take its microphone to the light
- house on Farailone Islands in
the Pacific Ocean September 9, to
broadcast the drama, adventure, dan
ger and romance Of the duties Of a
lighthouse keeper.
According to present plans, the an
nouncer will be stationed at the base
of the lighthouse, 35s feet abcve sea
level, Aside from his description of
the lighthouse, the sea and the sur
rounding islands, he will interview the
lighthouse keeper and outline his
duties.
Arrangements for the broadcast have
been under way for several months.
The lighthouse tender has made four
special trips to the mainland, "a miles
west of the Golden Gate, to aid tech
nicians in portraying the realism OF
lighthouse keeping.
X
TWO well-known conductors and
their orchestras-one in the East
and the other in the West-are being
lined up for the new Lawrence Tibbett
series to start on Columbia Septem-
ber "a.
Don Voorhees, will lead the SYM
phonic orchestra for Tibbett when he
is broadcasting from the East. AL
Newman and his orchestra will provide
the music when the noted singer is on
the West Coast.
**
THE "Voice of Experience" will re-
turn to Columbia September with
o "hard-luck" broadcast, based on
many letters he has received during
his vacation telling Of misfortune.
AL PEARCE and his gang" will
start q new series on N. B. c.
in October for the same sponsors that
pay the bill for Amos n Andy"
A MOTHER return to the micro
phone: Walter Winchell, who
starts his fourth season on N. B. c.
September l.
JACK BENNY has decided to remain
in Hollywood and his broadcasts
this Fall will continue to originate on
the West Coast Starting September
20, the new series will be broadcast
zach Sunday by N. B. c. at 6 pm.
When Benny went to the West Coast
last Spring, 1t was the understanding
he would make one picture, Broadway
fall
however. for a second film. which was
completed last week, and now he will
do third before the close of the year
Evening star., 1935-08-28
SERVICE ORDERS
ARMY ORDERS.

Rosenbaum, Brig. Gen. Ohio B., to
be retired August 81.
King. Maj. Paul r., Veterinary
Corps. to be retired August 81.
Blair, Capt. Ben B., Coast Artillery
Corps, to be retired August 81 with
rank Of major.
Heiner, Capt. Bernard. Quartermas-
ter Corps, to be retired August 81 with
rank Of major.
Douglas. First Lieut.. Douglas G.,
Engineer Corps, transferred from Fort
Belvoir, Va, to New Haven, Conn.
Lay, Second Lieut.. Beirne, jr., Air
Corps Reserve. from Charlottesville
Va, to active duty at Langley Field,
Va, September 3.
NAVY DEPARTMENT.
Bureau Of Navigation.
Orders issued to officers under date
OF August % and 26. 1895.
Gaines, Lieut.. Willard r., on dis
charge treatment Naval Hospital here
TO duty, Naval Examining Board, Navy
Department.
Paunack, Comdr. Robert r., de-
tached Bureau Aeronautics about Au-
gust 81; to home, relieved all active
duty.
Supply Corps.
Dobson, Capt. Brainerd NJ, de-
tached Navy Yard, Philadelphia, In
August; to duty as supply officer, Navy
Yard, Puget Sound, Wash.
Dickinson, Comdr. Spencer E, de-
tached Navy Yard, Philadelphia, In
August: to duty as accounting oflcer.
Navy Yard, Philadelphia.
Evening star., 1935-08-28

Hit numbers from three musical
shows-"Two for Tonight" Rose
Marie" and THE Girl From Utah
will be featured during the Broadway
Varieties program on WJSV at 1880.
The soloists will be Guy Robertson and
Elizabeth Lennox.
Evening star., 1935-08-28

Frank Crumit will again serve as
master of ceremonies for the Town
Hall Tonight" program on WRC at 8.
He also will sing one Of his own nov
city songs, There's No One With En-
duranCe Like the Man Who Sells In
surance."
Evening star., 1935-08-28

NURSING RooM-PLEAsANT ROOMS;
bed patients; rates moderate. Shep. 26i7.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AcCoMPA-
nIst.coach offers low Sept rates; also teach
office.
ELDERLY COUPLE OR INVALIDs. LARGE
front room; twin beds; kind care Of nurse;
p1sxtSF ptstaiet e1eelient food reasonable Phone
BRIARLEY MILITARY ACADEMY. AM
mIenoals; Md. Safe. happy: "A miles from
Wnlte House; moderate. Berwyn 6-F-2. l.
EFFICIENT MASSAGE BY GRADUATE
Fhone Metfopoifs4 @ hGssl osns sns residence as9''
MEN--3REAL TREATMENTS; sTIMULA-
tor: eiec; cab. baths. .nfra-red and sun
1871 g Phone lfS9 Nogtb 1eth ef entrance
PIANO AND HARMONY LESSONS-Ex-
perienced teacher. Beginners or advanced
tausht Adult5beginners special attention.
Reasonable. Phone District 754S.
SWEDISH MASSAGE, GRADUATE MAS
seuse. Hours, 90. Open Sunday. Phone
Shepherd 1917.
CHILDREN-CoUNTRY BOARD, NoUR-
lshinE food, careful supervision. sports. ex-
80. Clarksville. Md
HEMoRRHOIDs ERADICATED BY MY
own own method; results effective for life
WZRcK. 1866 Columbia rd. ~ ADAMS sH9aS osss.
IRUSSES AND ELASTIC GOODS AT REAL,
guaranteed. Expert lady i am and SSSSn TentIemSn
eetts1esnts eeonles s to care for your every want
and No. Z. 1lth and @ SITS. NV.
MISS FLOODS VATEKINDERGARTEN
1922 Mass. ave. n W.. school Of dancing and
nursery: hour. day or week; $50 to $50.
IF YOU ARE HAVING FINANCIAL Duff
cuitles and wish to make an adjustment
justment Agency. 1881 G st. NV.
ALCO RUBS, BATHS WHITE NURSE.
o to 54th 3 9p open tP suPday pi aVe Apt B. sd Hrs
reducing treatments Potomac 472f' anu
REDUCING-6 TREATS. So; REMOVES
elec treatments. No. 620s. 1913 N ST.
WHEN DEATH STRIKES FAMILY
there is no need to feel that they must
accept inferior funeral services due to In
| w. W. Chambers Co offers a complete
funeral cars and all, for as little as S75
Worlds finest Waterproof airtight. guar
the Greater W W Chambers Co. e1ft i4th Ian st..
corner Chaplin NV. Col 0432 Phone or
beautiful cstalogue Of how we do it. 14oO
Chaplin st NV, Columbia o432. SIT 18th
ST. Sc. Atlantic 600.
DO YOU NEED, EXTRA. RooMs2
Is surprising ,b tl hoy little It costs 70
plete. room or rooms. That open porch
can be inelosed for as little as $500 a
the same amount" Let us give you an
estimate eSiirl without obligation: complete
H. BERENTER
General Contractor
Specialist in Porch Enclosures
37l4 l4th NV. Adams ss55.
Evening star., 1935-08-28

"Paul's Secret Trip" will be the
Zone Mans Family episode on WRC
at 7.
John Charles Thomas and his
"neighbors" will present another in
their series of weekly programs on
WMAL at s.
Evening star., 1935-08-28
Guild to Serve Supper.

GAITHERSBURG. Md, August %
(SpeciaD "A benefit chicken supper
will be served under auspices Of the
Women's Guild, Church of the AS
cension, in ST. Martins Hall here this
evening.
Evening star., 1935-08-28
DIONNE QUINTUPLETS
NOW IN 10TH MONTH
DR.. Dafoe's Charges in Best OF
Health and Playful-None
Has Spoken Yet.

By the Associated Press.
CALLANDER, Ontario, August o.
The Dionne quintuplets entered their
sixteenth month of life today.
DR.. Allan Roy Dafoe reported that
his tiny charges, born May %, 1894,
never were in better health.
They are gaining strength daily in
their legs and are attempting to tod
die about their play Enclosures.
They find it no trick at all to stand
upright and sometimes take a step or
two before slipping to the floor. None
has spoken yet.
Evening star., 1935-08-28
BILL SIGNED TO Benefit
U. S. VETERANS OF 1920
Regulations Extended to Cover
Men Who Served in Rus
sian Campaigns.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
President Roosevelt has signed
bill which declared the World War
so far as soldiers and sailors who
served in the Russian campaigns were
concerned-ended in 1920 and not in
1918.
The purpose Of the measure is to
extend to the veterans of the Russian
expeditions the same provisions OF
veterans laws and regulations as al
ready have been extended to other
veterans of the World War.
1t was 1920 before all Of the mill
tary forces In Russia were returned
TO the United States.
Evening star., 1935-08-28
SCREEN ACTRESS SUED
Claudette Colbert Defendant in
81, 800 Accident Damage Suit.

LOS ANGELES, August 2s P).-
Claudette Colbert. screen actress, was
sued in Municipal Court yesterday for
1880 by Mrs. Beatrice Mannocci
Roncidelli, Pasadena and San Fran
cisco society woman. as the result of
o motor car accident.
The action charged an automobile
driven by Conrad Menzer. described
as an employe of Miss Colbert, COL
lided with the machine Of Mrs. Rom
cidelli July l. Menzer also was named
IN the complaint.
The $500 Is sought for injuries
received" and costs of repair to her
ear by Mrs. Roncidelli.
Evening star., 1935-08-28
no YOU NEED EXTRA POONse
BEAUTY PARLORS.

EXCESSIVE WEIGHT SAFELY REDUCED
Ledendecker. 3025 o NV. West 112o.
Evening star., 1935-08-28

hLAE AALs
CoLoRED WOMAN. general housework,
nights; sos mo. 3945 Military I'd. NV.
COOK and general houseworker; expert
enced Swiss or Swedish woman: good home
and $50 month. Phone Wisconsin 394l.
COOK and general houseworker; splendid
home, Chevy Chase good quarters; white
393-A Star ONCE.
GENERAL HOUsEWoRKER, white expert
eneed; la plain eo1kinE stay nshtS; refer,
Apts.. Apt. 3O2.
GIRL. colored. for general housework: $50
per month; go home nights; reference.
343l O ST. NV.
GIRL-s3 SO a week, part time mornings.
except sunday; must be good ironer. Phone
Adams 5494-M.
GIRL. s3G to 3. Friday and Sunday of;
81 week; no cooking; references. $500
9TH st. NV.
GIRL between 25 and 30; to take charge
OF = children and small apartment; must
be experienced and have city references
and be fond CT children. Phone Cleveland
345s after $40.
GIRL, Girl, white, Tefinedi for general house
Address Box 1917. Star office. 29'
HOUSEKEEPER. white. 25-4O. for refined
new home; competent. good cook. capable
take full charge Geo. 1898 after g pm.
RELIABLE CoLoRED WOMAN. must be
good cook and houSeworker: small family.
Address Box 39s-A. Star of1ce.
WHITE GIRL for general housework expe-
rlenced with children; light laundry; stay
nights. 4104 14th st. W. Apt. >.
WOMAN settled. neat good cook house
keeper: some laundry; must be efficient
reliable: stay most nights. Room. bath
board. uniforms. SIS month. Phone Wis
consin 4759.
YOUNG WOMAN. colored, for general
houSework: must stay nights; references
required. SOL 10th st. NV.
Evening star., 1935-08-28
PERSONAL.

The. rate under heading OF Per-
sonal Is cents per line additional
to the regular line rate.
Evening star., 1935-08-28
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.
HELP-DOMESTIC.

ENTERTAINERS amateur, apply at once
Steady employment to ones selected. 2505
Pa. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1935-08-28

TEACHER DRIVING LATE MODEL CAR
to Chicago. August 30 to Sept. l, take
three passengers. Columbia SS57-J.
DRIVING TO BOSTON AND RETURN
over Labor day; will accommodate l per-
son; references exchanged. North 5Il4-J
%"
Evening star., 1935-08-28
MOTOR TRAVEL.

START Los ANGELES SEPT. : VIA
st Louis. Santa Fe Trail; return Sept. 30;
two passengers. Phone Cleveland 1857.
DRIVING TO CHICAGO WEDNESDAY
night, return Monday: can accommodate
z passengers. Phone North 2429.
DRIVING TO PITTSBURGH-CAN ACCO-
modate two passengers: leave Friday night
and return Monday night; very reasonable.
Call evenings between d and :. Line. 4172.
Evening star., 1935-08-28

DRIVING THROUGH ST LOUIS SATUR-
day or Sunday; take three. Phone North
Evening star., 1935-08-28
Men of Good Character,

81 years Of age or over, residing In
Woshington at least one year. to Join new
FREE class for hackers license examina-
ton, Call at $50 am.
Evening star., 1935-08-28

EXPERIENCED bosom press
operator. Must be fast. Du-
pont Laundry, 2535 Sherman
ave.
Evening star., 1935-08-28

NURSING ROOM-PLEASANT ROOMS:
kindly care given convalescents and ali
oed patients; rates moderate. Shep. 26I7
OCALISTSNEXPERIE ACCOMPA-
nlst-coach offers low Sept. rates; also teach
ADULTS piano. Address Box 363-A, Star
Evening star., 1935-08-28

WE DESIRE the services of
thoroughly experien e d
shoe SaleSwomen. Apply
Supt.'s Office, Fourth Floor,
S. Kann Sons Co.
Evening star., 1935-08-28

STORE. SteHuy GmpIOyHENI. AuuItSS BOX
3SI-A. Star once.
YOUNG MAN with gas-station experience.
Apply 4500 Benning I'd. ne.
YOUNG MAN with sales ability. to make
appointments for photographer. Salary
and commission. 1874 Connecticut ave.
vegetables and knowledge OF meat. Apply
901 Sth st. sc.
Evening star., 1935-08-28
SITUATIONS-DOMESTIC.

GIRL. colored reliable wishes general
housework; reference. Phone North 3S44.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-09-27
Dufres sne's
 Fish Story
 in Magdzine

Russian n.ver 15ainoows" is the subject of an article by Frank Du- fresne, Assistant Executive Officer of the Alaska Game Commission, appearing in the October Field and Stream magazine which has just arrived on the stands here.
 Dufresne, who knows fishing in Alaska as few men do, tells of an interesting angling experience on the Russian river, Kenai Peninsula, north of Seward No better fishing can be found on the North Ameri- can continent, Dufresne says, as he tells his readers it is probable the Russians, who named the river, were not following the rainbow in search of gold but that the rain- bows themselves were the irresistible lure.
 It is a written, graphic story of Alaska that all real fishermen will enjoy.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-09-27
wYLLERs MOVE TO JUNEAU

After about a years residence in Douglas. c. E. Wyller, assistant highway engineer for the. Bureau Of Public Roads, who has been in charge of survey work in connection with the building of the new high way with his family yesterday trans serred his residence to Juneau.
 John Harsbburger also with the B. P. R. moved to Juneau yester- day.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-09-27

though he has been in many other parts of the globe.
 For nine years Dr. Van Ackeren was with the U. s. Public Health Servicc, travelling in various coun- tries in the interests of that gov- ernmental department For the lat year or more he has been with the Marine Hospital in Seattle
 The new executive takes the place left vacant by the transfer to Wash
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-09-27
TREADwELL BRIDGE CLOSED

A sign has been placed at the top ,f the bridge leading from St. Ann's Avenue to the Treadwell plaza an- bouncing that the structure is clos ed to automobile travel for the present.
 According to the report it is now planned to have the bridge filled in ater rather than make temporary repairs at this time.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-09-27
Police Squads Called
 Out in Aftermath of
 Recent Louis -Baer Go

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Sept. 27. = Heavily armed police squads patroll- ed the west end after night of sporadic outbreaks and threatened mass attacks between whites and negroes over the Louis Baer fight.
 They had men and youths of both races under arrest on assort- ed charges.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-09-27
DOUGLAS NEWS
DOUGLAS SCOUT TROOP
 RECEIVES INSTRUCTION

Douglas Boy Scouts met with seoutmaster Chester Mark Jensen and his assistant Bob DePree in the basement of the Community Church at evening with all members pres mt, 100 per E.cent attendance. Rules and methods to be studied vera explained and lots of enthus- iasm for the work abounded on all sides. The .tenderfoot test, one of he first to be learned in connection with becoming a Scout was given with eager response and as soon as he manuals arrive the complete program Of study will follow.
 The boys were divided into patrols with the following leaders = Joe Raidi, Gerald Cashen, George Stra- 9iar and Albert Brown.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-09-27
DIR. VAN ACKEREN FORMERLY WITH
 HEALTH BUREAU

Alaska will be a new experience to pr. J. F. Van Ackeren, ne" Medical Director of the Bureau Of Indian Affairs who arrived tnls week to resume his duties, as it is his first trip to the Territory al-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-09-27
COUNCIL POSTPONED

Owing to the absence of Mayor A. E. Goetz, tonights session of the Douglas City Council has been post poned until next week, when the chief executive of the city is ex- pected to return.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-09-27

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, Sept. 2c An uncashed check for two cents made out by the Treasurer ot the United States is kept as a msman- to by R. J. ziegler.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-09-27
NEW FLOOR TO BE LAID, FIRE TRUCK
 ROOM, CITY HALL

The Foss Construction Company submitted the lowest bid and has been awarded a contract for laying a laminated fir floor in the fire