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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-04

baldwin BUCKNER BANE has
ID been suggested in both Wall
Street and Washington as the most
likely successor to Ferdinand Pc
cora as Securities and Exchange
Commissioner. Mr. Bane is thor
oughly familiar with the job. hav-
ing handed many of the more I'M
portant cases for the Federal Trade
Commission and, more recently,
having taken on several important
tasks with the SEC.
As chief of the securities divi-
sion of the SEC the Virginia at
torney is credited with having de-
veloped and organized the proceed
ure required for the drafting of
registration forms, rules and regu-
lations. He also examined regis
tration statements and decided
many questions of policy.
In addition to being a lawyer,
Mr.. Bane has been a careful stu
dent of finance and business prac-
tees. For that reason he would
be highly acceptable to Wall Street,
which fears the appointment Of
some one who is wholly unfamiliar
with the security business. 1t is
thought, too. that he has no politl-
cal handicaps.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-04
Money and Exchange
TREASURY sTATEMF.; Z

Indianapolis Statement
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-12-05
To Join In Statewide
Highway Safety Plan
250,000 Copies OF Safety GuideboOk
Sent To Schools; Local Citizens
Asked To Call For Copies 49,

Local officials citizens, civic clubs
and other organizations are asked
to call their high school principal
for free copies of the Institute of
Governments new Guidebook on
Highway Safety and to join with
the officers and public schools in a
statewide program of highway
safety and motor vehicle law en-
forcement beginning this week.
A total of 100000 copies of the
new Guidebooks have been mailed
to local communities throughout the
State, marking the first step in
what is expected to be the most
comprehensive and systematic eff
fort the State has made to reduce
the huge toll taken by highway ac-
cidents.
The invitation to the local high
schools and organizations to take
the lead in the program was eX-
tended by heads Of the North Caro-
lima Law Enforcing Officers divi-
sion of the Institute of Government,
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-12-05

who formulated plans for the effort
at a series Of eight district confer
ences attended by more than 800
officers this month.
The Guidebooks will be studied
in the schools, then taken into the
students homes, and the surplus
copies distributed through local Of
ficers, civic clubs, and organiza-
tons. Each community and group is
asked to call the school for copies
and to join in the program by put
ting on safety programs and MAX
ing safety efforts of its own.
The selection of the Institute of
Government guidebook as the basis
for the program has met with wide
and popular approval. In addition
to furnishing an excellent analysis
of the causes of accidents and
means for their prevention, it is
perhaps the only Guidebook which
has been written on the subject
from the standpoint exclusively of
this State.
The Institutes study also in
cludes a valuable digest of the
North Carolina highway and safety
laws and a reprint of Furnas'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. article, And
Sudden Death" which is said to
take 10 miles off every readers
speed.
The problem of accident proven
ton and enforcement of the motor
vehicle laws, it was said by the Off
GERS, is but one phase of the large,
problem of crime prevention and
criminal law enforcement, but one
which takes more lives than all
other crimes put together.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-12-05
Va-Car. High Wins
Over Piney Creek

An outstanding game was played
at Grassy Creek gymnasium We'd
nesday night, Nov. II, when the
Va-Car. girls won over the Piney
Creek girls by score of 1920. Miss
Alta Dickson made II points and
was named the high point player of
the game.
The same night, the Va-Car. boys
won over the Piney Creek boys
with a score of 1913. Stanley Wal
ker was the high point man of the
game.
Both games were clean and show
ed good craftsmanship. They were
the first games to follow Grayson
County Tournament in which the
N. c. boys won. They now plan to
60 to Emery and Henry to play the
college team.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-12-05
Spicer Family Has
Close Death Call
Former Ashe Attorney Has Part OF
House Blown To Pieces
In Harlan, Ky.

The C. B. Spicer family had a
narrow escape from certain death
last week when their residence in
Harlan, KY, was blown partly
down by two bombs. The entire
front of the house was blown away,
but, fortunately, the family were
asleep in the rear of the building.
Mr.. Spicer, a former Jefferson at
torney, had been employed to pros
ecute six men charged with the
death of the district attorney in
that section who was murdered
some time ago. Since Mr.. Spicer
took the case, he has received num-
erous threats that he wouldn't live
if he insisted on appearing for the
prosecution. The case was scheduled
to come up in court the week fol-
lowing the bombing. No arrests
have been made as yet, but plain
clothes men are shadowing the
Spicer family and the Spicer home.
Mrs. Spicer was formerly Miss
Addie Neal, daughter of Mrs. Eula
Neal, of Jefferson. Attorney and
Mrs. w. B. Austin spent Thanksgiv-
ing with the Spicer family and re-
ported that Mr.. Spicer is continu-
ing with the case regardless Of
efforts to deter him.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-12-05
As White Ashe Girls
And Boys May Get
Student Fund Aid
Only One Allotment Made For Aid
For Colored; Maximum Amount
Given To BE $500 Per Month

According to a recent allotment
made Ashe county by the National
Youth Administration, As white
boys and girls between the ages of
16 and 25, and l colored youth may
have $500 a month for aid. This
aid would total $4,000 per month
to the county.
The major detectives of the NYA
are: C) To find employment in pri-
vate industry for unemployed
youths; (2) To provide employment
for youths of certified relief fami-
lies at work relief projects suited
to their abilities and needs; 60 To
provide vocational training or re-
training for youths without specific
skills; (4) To extend part-time en-
ployment to needy college stu
dents, and small cash assistance to
needy high school students. TAT
present az is the only section of
the program in operation. (2) will
soon begin, while ID and CD are to
be arranged).
Scope OF The Program
All persons between the ages of
sixteen and twenty who are no
longer in full-time school, and who
are not employed, come within the
general eligibility scope of the
Youth Program.
Youth work relief employment
will be open to young members of
relief families.
Aid will be continued as hereto
fore to students DESTROYS of pursu-
ing Their college education who are
financially unable to do so. This aid
is offered in the form of part-time
employment. Eligibility for this
form of aid is established by au-
thorities in each college.
Financial aid, too, will be made
available in small amounts-not to
exceed $500 per month-to high
school students requiring such aid
for food, clothing, textbooks, car
fare and other essentials if they are
to continue in school. Eligibility for
this form of ad necessitates that the
family Of the student should have
been on relief in May, 1885, and
should still be on relief. However,
modification of this rule gives the
Youth Administration the right to
give prior consideration to youths
whose families were on relief in
May and are still on relief. Where
there are not enough youths to so
qualify, youths in families which
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-12-05

have come on relief since May can
qualify. Each county is given it's
quota of students to be aided, which
quota was established on the basis
of the May relief figures. School
authorities make the selections.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-12-05
SEE OUR SPECIALS FOR
SATURDAY

Best grade 28-inch outing, yd.--8Ac
L L sheeting, per yd.----------8kc
Heavy cotton plaid blankets----79c
McNEILL'S
West Jefferson, N. c.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1935-09-06
College Dean Tells Women Fixed
Goal Is Vital to Married Life

Marriage VS.. career-what's the
solution Of the problem for married
woman?
Lucy Jenkins Franklin, dean of
women at Boston university wife
and mother, has found what she be-
lieves to be a solution. Her con.
illusions are:
IF a couple Is working for a
definite goal which will further their
plans for establishing a happy home
a married woman should work IL she
so desires.
"But she should not keep a job
and just drift along without any
plans"
She continued:
From the economic point of view,
the woman Is not gaining much by
working unless her salary is large
enough to enable her to hire the
work done which she would do If she
were home. Unless things go with
order and precision, and the atmos-
phere is kept homelike 1t does not
pay her economically or psychology
ically, to leave the home. 1t is very
easy for a woman to destroy this
home psychology by working outside.
1.-THE professional woman who is
not interested in her home is a
hazard to the development of sue
cessful home life. There Is nothing
worse than to come home to a place
which is definitely 'maid-made,' a
home which lacks personality, vital
ity, and real home interest. A wom-
an ought to be vitality interested in
every phase of her home.
"The woman who works outside
the home should protect her home
life so that her husband and chill
dren will always have the feeling
that 1t belongs to them. She should
not flood her home with outside in
terests.
II believe strongly in marriage
program. AS soon as possible, young
people should pick out what l call
a third loyalty'-some goal that they
want to reach more than anything
else, and not waste too much time
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1935-09-06
When Jelly "Sheets OFF"
It's Time to Stop Cooking

When fruit juice and sugar are
cooked rapidly together In a broad,
flat-bottomed saucepan, point Is
reached where pectin and acid of the
fruit combine with sugar to make
jelly. Some jelly makers use a
thermometer to discover this point.
They say 1t is reached when the
thermometer reads 219 degrees or
221 degrees F.
But bureau of home economics
specialists find temperature tests for
jellies not as dependable as the two
drop" or sheeting-off test. The tenn
perature when the jelly sheets off,
may vary with the kind of fruit or
it's condition.
This test is simple. When the
rapidly boiling strip reaches a point
where it no longer runs out of large
spoon in a steady stream, but sep
arates into two lines of drops which
sheet together-it is time to stop
cooking.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1935-09-06
GREAT BRITAIN'S
NEW SCHEME FOR
BIG NAVAL FORCE

With staten ,nts and denials flying
back and forth In London about the
new navy Britain will build when
the present sea power Limitation
treaties lapse, one clear fact
emerged:
King George intends to have q
navy second to none.
Surrendering before immovable
Japanese objections to continuing
limitations under a system of ratios,
the British are now negotiating with
the principal powers for an exchange
of building programs beyond which
the powers concerned would agree
not to, build.
Thus, the United States would
agree to lay down only five battle
ships in stated time, Britain would
agree to build only five and Japan
five.
But even If such naval programs
are declared In advance, they will
not be binding on the powers, Lord
Londonderry, the cabinets spokes-
man In the house of lords, now re-
veals.
Any power changing its mind
would promise to give years notice,
he stated.
Chief initial difficulty about this
system is that no government wants
to declare what 1t is going to do
until it learns what the other nations
will build.
SO Britain has taken the bull by
the horns and submitted it's tentative
building program in the next few
years to the United States, Japan,
France and Italy. Germany already is
tied to 80 per cent of the British
navy.
But the British cabinet refuses to
whisper a single detail of this pro-
gram to parliament, which will have
to vote the money. let alone the pub
lie, which will have to foot the bill.
So a sensation was caused when.
what purports to be the British
seven-year naval plan was published
and the cost of the vast armada put
at approximately $750,O000OO.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1935-09-06

just looking at each other. It may
be child, or the opportunity for
the man to continue studying, or
building a home, but whatever 1t is
1t must bring their lives more closely
together. With a definite end In
view, approve Of married women
working.
"The married woman who wants a
career has two jobs, and she must
have a methodical and executive
mind in order to do them success
fully. She must also have the physi-
cal strength necessary for such an
undertaking"
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1935-09-06
Farmers Must Keep Busy

A new law compels farmers in
Spain to keep all farm units in pro-
ductive operation, in order to reduce
agricultural unemployment and to
lessen import requirements.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1935-09-06
Three PATENTED CONSTRUCTION
FEATURES MADE THIS NEW
GROUND GRIP TIRE POSSIBLE

vVHE
ton known.
Cum-D Dipping eFirstone
power Preston Tires are theon tires are
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-05-15

his side and said, Jaw, can't you
take joke? I'm only kidding you.
The ink man then said. with a
frown, Don't argue. Well forget
the clown. I have another hunch
know you'll like it, when I'm
through" 81 S8s ## ~
He dropped down to his hands
and knees. and said, "I'll draw
some men, with ease. They'll be
strange little fellows whom you've
never met before"
Three sheets of :. paper were
spread out. This will be pretty
good, no doubt" said Copy. Gee,
it's hard to wait, to see what is in
store"
The ink man drew for quite a
while. 1t made all of the TIMES
smile to see three little men APP
pear. why. they are .gnomes, said
one.
They're just as cute as they can
be, and very shortly we will see If
they are friendly little fellows,
anxious for some fun"
Copyright, 1885, NEA Service, Inc
(The gnomes come to life in the
next storyD
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-05-15
. Story by Hal Cochran

Wee Dotty said, II really think
wed best keep close watch on that
ink. If that large bottle tips once
more, the contents may be lost"
you're right" replied the old
ink man. wen watch it as closely
as we can. L cannot buy more
siagic ink like that, at any cost"
Then Scouty said, "Say, how
about the promise that you made?
No doubt, you plan to bring forth
brand new friends with whom we
can have fun.
II hope you pick some other lad.
drew the pirate. He was bad"
The ink man answered, Let me
think. I'll see what can be done"
He scratched his head and then
said. ''Well, perhaps a small clown
would be swell. I'll sketch one on
some paper. Then. to life he'll
quickly come"
''Oh. gee" said Colby. "Must it
be clown? We've seen a lot, you
see. Why Quincy is clown. him
self. I think that clowns are
dumb
s '.Hey. resent that" Quincy
cried. Then Colby rushed up to
Evening star., 1935-08-22

| 1903 10th NV. club reSidence-Desirable
double room available on mems floor; one
on girls floor Fine food variety. See for
Yourself References,
Evening star., 1935-08-22
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

old. by son OF Feagin's Mohawk Pal only
setter to win national championship three
times. papers for registration. Sale or
trade for cupboard motor. Abb Highland
ave Bethesda. Nd. Wisconsin 3a33-W.
Evening star., 1935-08-22
TIE TRANS:
Francis Scott KEY. Apt. Hotel
THE BROADMOOR.

goth and sts. n.w-l room kit. bath;
completely turn-. linens. silver, FriRidalTes
dsv week month National 6425
Evening star., 1935-08-22
ROOMS-FURNISHED.


ANNEX, The Grafton : Newly renovated
rooms each with running water, near
shower baths; 24-houT switchboard ano
elevator service; walking distance down.
town: S30.50 monthly UP. 1875 De Sales
st. ION Conn. ayeD.
100 LAMONT ST. NW-Large cool
nicely furnished double and single rooms
convenient location; privileges; reasonable.
NEAR CAPITOL AND L1BRARY-Cheerful
front room large windows. gentleman
Address Box l12-X Star office.
1916 vARNUM sT'.-Large front room.
porch. private bath; gentlemen or EN-
ployed couple; S3j
Il52 18th ST. NW-Lovely room next
bath: interior decorators house; walking
distance Reasonable to young lady. 231
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS suite of bed rm
and studio living rm. with skylight; nicely
furnished. clean. quiet. comfortable; real
privilege. Single or double. 1927 18th
st. NV.
attractive studio room. light. clean quiet
fireplace. Single or double. 1862 New
Hampshire ave.
III LoNGFELLoW ST. N.W-Nicely fur
nished room, SIS month. Phone Georgia
l.!.!G. 222'
1913 18th ST. NW-A real home for
young people; use OF living room and piano
| near a number Of eating places. Single
and double rooms.
NEARBY VA.-Front room. neatly fur
nished; preferably young man; bus fare
IOc; Sl5 month. Clarendon l45S-M.
l427 33rd N.W-Large double rm.. 3
windows. bath. shower. unlim, phone; home
privileges; also single T. Call after pm
62S D ST. NE furn. bed rooms with
private bath. With owner.
SCOTT CIRCLE u52l R. ID-Desirable
fr1pt single lent d0I6e hnP room eomf9rts6Ie
able TranslentS considered.
is r ST. NE.--Large. front. second floor
cont. h. W. elegantly furn.: to refined
couple or lady. .2'
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.. 5:0l 3sth St
Large twin-bed room. private bath: gen
1857 CALIFORNIA ST. N.w.-Comfortabl
front room. large closet. southern expo
sure. adjoining bath. second floor: gentle
man: reasonable 26'
| 1875 COL RID. NV. Apt b beautiful
| cation; unlimited phone. Adams .4ls.
1879 CLIFTON ST. NV. rooms. porch
3 closets. c.h-w,, reasonable: bed room. So
week, room and kitchenette. S6,25.
3l12 18th ST NW-Large front room
newly decorated. private bath. use Of
phone. suitable for couple.
9l5 3rd ST NE-Room for two in pri-
.ItiC EindCws 5a,W nea5 Union Station Telephone
11O3 18th ST. NW.-Newly decorated
9nd-foor front sleeping room. next bath.
! IS double: also single room. -.
/ 4II7 R. l. AVE Brentwood-Large at
tractive room; reasonable. Phone Green
I734 N. H. AvE-PRIvATE CLUB RESI-
DENCE FOR YOUNG PEOPLE: SINGLES,
DCUBLES PRIVATE BATHS INNER
hN sEaS sEhEcTTE MhATcTREIsnS MENU a4NAs6
( 500-ACRE FARM WITH MCDERNIZED
COLONIAL BRICK DWELLING IN BLUE
REASONABLE.
Evening star., 1935-08-22
SWEDISH MASSAGE. GRADUATE MAS
Seuse. Hours q a.m-9 pm. Open Sunday.
phona Cbenherd lSRl-J

SWEDISH MASSAGE, GRADUATE MAS
Seuse. Hours q q m.-9 pm. Open Sunday
Phone Shepherd l53l-J.
BRIARLEY MILITARY ACADEMY. AM
mendale. Md. Safe. sane. happy; miles
from White House; moderate Bsrwyn
ALco RuBs. WHITE NURSE 1909 PA
ave. NV. Apt. 80. Hours 10 to D. Open
Sunday. - X,
20 18th NV. tof Pa. ave.. Apt. 3. Hrs.
CHILDREN-COUNTRY BOARD. NOUR-
ishing food careful supervision. sports; ex-
cellent schools near; 10th year; references.
Box So Clarksville Nd. "
EXCELLENT MASSAGE BY GRADUATE
white nurse: hotel and residence only
Phone Metropolitan os1s. "a
GET YOUR FALL WARDROBE REPLEN-
ished Dressmaking: remodeling altera-
tions Of all kinds by Mrs. FRITZ wheaton.
MEN-REAL TREATMENTS; sTIMULA-
tor. elec cab. baths. infra-red and sun
rays-sh0wer. l400 10th NV. entrance
1901 o. Phone North "6d6. -.
!ssSaw asSTs; 10 am, to pm. Phone Desstur Sc!
HEMoRRHoIDs ERADIcATED BY MY
own method: results effective for q hfe-
e12fs ass c"inn5a I'd DR. Ads9s Saa
LITERARY SERVICE. ROOM 80. ?26
Jackson pl.. preparing speeches. articles.
reports editing and revising manuscripts.
Phone District 626l.
WHEN DEATH STRIKES A FAMILY
there is no need to feel that they must
accept inferior funeral services due TO In
ability to pay a high price. The Greater
w. W. Chambers Co. offers q, complete
funeral. cars and all for as little as $50.
Worlds finest waterproof. alright. guar
anteed steel burial vault may be had from
Chambers for SS5 In case of death call
the Greater W W. Chambers Co.. l4th st..
corner Chaplin NV. Col. O432 Phone or
write our address. We will send you q
beautiful catalogue of how We do it. 400
Chaplin st NV. Columbia 0432. 517 11th
st. Sc. Atlantic 6700.
Evening star., 1935-08-22
FUGITIVE IN PRISON
Chicago Police End Search for
Man in Robbery Case.

CHICAGO P-Leo easier, 25,
had been sought since April IA. when
the State Supreme Court affirmed his
prison sentence of one year to life
for robbery.
The Chicago Crime Commission ad-
vised officials to look for him in
Joliet Prison, and there he was-Serv-
ing two concurrent one-year to life
sentences for burglary under the alias
Of Leo Trapiz.
Evening star., 1935-08-22
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTATION

PIANO. Stieff upright. excellent condition.
Sell reasonably for cash: owner leaving
city, Guaranty Storage Co.. 40l South
PIANO-SmaIlest size William and Mary
period model grand. in splendid condition
sl45. One Of The many values We have
on sale at reduced prices; Others at So
monthly. Free delivery. Kits. 1880 G
GRANDs AND UPKIGHTs. Just returned
from rent. are now offered at great re-
SUinch hfi' grand. siz2' One 5,foot grand.
Sa25 One 4-foot siinch grand. .s21O. One
Steinway upright. ebony case, Sl25. One
ap .rtme nt-siZe upright. slightly used. Sl6S.
ments guaranteed. Sole representatives
nd G snsr ns Psnoa or rent foP III
occasions. Hugo Worch. lilo G st. n W.
Est. 1879.
PIANOS-Kurtzman. $50; Frederick. $50.
Players. Aeolians. 800: Preston. $40. Or
s s5 y5 smhs FsnsffS Phnns No&,S stsgaee 4 Co.
PLAYER PIANO. $40. A reconditioned in
strument that looks and plays well Can
be purchased for 81 weekly Phone Ma
tional 4130. KITS. 1880 G ST. NV.
walnut baby grand. sa95:, A good plano
that has been used only 3 months and is
in absolutely new condition: bench to
ood OF ss for S TO ofr
a price Pay SIO monthly. Kits. 1890
g ST. NV.
PIANOS-We have a number of recondi-
toned uprights OF fine make that We are
offering at low prices-s35. s45. $50. s65
and up. These pianos are fully guaranteed
and the price includes delivery in the
d. c. Terms, 81 weekly. Kits. 1880
G st. NV.
PIANo-Mahoe any baby grand. used for
only 8 months and in new-pian0 condi-
ton: SOB One of our best selling
models and an unusual value at this low
price. Pay SO monthly. kits. 1880 G st.
Evening star., 1935-08-22
Household Repairs and Service
1t will pay you to consult these reliable firms
specializing in their respective lines Of business.

PAINTING raperinf: ;Rs Roofing; csnsr,
MI Smith. liza Webster NV. Adams 710s:
PAPERING-Rooms, S4 80 up. also do
painting. Free estimates. White mecnan-
les. Phone Columbia 81 10. 23,
PAPERING, PAINTING-special this week
onlyi Average-siZe rooms. scraped dry.
cracks f1lled. with any paper in our book.
all sunfast S6. I do my own work; guar
anteed Phone Georgia 4aI3. %.
PAPERING. PAINTING.
No high prices. Rooms. So up. Breen,
phone District 1881. 23'
PAPERHANGING and painting. Rooms.
S4 up. including paper. No job too small.
Work guaranteed Atlantic 1881.
PAPERHANGING. paintins; rooms papered
as low as S5T5: insist on better work.
Call Morris. Adams 5S25. 445 Kenyon NV.
PAPERHANGING
Rooms-$5 Up.
A T. GEORGE Phone Georgia 948s:
PAPERHANGING-RO S5 UP.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
John N. Tolson. District 1859. "a.
PLAsTERING REPAIRED. stucco. cement.
chimneys. leaky easements. damp. walls.
leaky roofs; reas. Mtnntck. Can Lin
coin 1852.
Evening star., 1935-08-22

The ape man fixed his spear. He could dispose OF
this attacker and few more but he could not con-
ouer them ALL Now the priests advance emboldened
his followers the seethng mass surged slowly for
ward. But when they saw Tarzans stolidity. they
haeit tafa fad
Evening star., 1935-08-22

LAW CLERK, nearby Md office. State
qualifications, salary expected. Address
pox TX Star office
Evening star., 1935-08-22

MAN competent. for our service and sales
department. Married preferred. Must
have neat appearance. far education and
able to drive light car. Salary and COM
mission to start. Apply 9Ig National
Press BLDG q to 4 pm