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La opinión., 1935-07-12

DR.. NJ. sALVlN seneia es IN
ti-estetiea y desagradable.
Las causas CUE predisponen a
la formation de las Vari-
cosas pueden err: la ocupacion'
herencia, embarazo, Irregular
dad eIandular, infection y Cir
culacion d~efectuosa. Asi Vemos
que las personals que. debido a
su ocupacion tienen que perma-
necer muchas horas de pie du-
rante ell dia. tales como las me-
seras, los policias, lis motoris-
tas, etc, son quienes por regIa
general sufren mas de esta n
fermedad.
Ell proceso de la d~ilatacion de
las venas puede explicarse de la
me sicuiente:
Las venas gentlemen ValVulas
que tienen por mission evitar e.
reareso del flujo de la sangre:
por 10 tanto, 81 una persona per-
en- pie muchas horas du-
rante ell dia, ell peso de la CO.
lumna de sangrt venee la re-
s~istencia de la valvula, ocasio'
nando la dilataci6n de la vens.
Una de las complicaciones que
sobrevienen a las ena varico-
sas es 10 que Sc llama comun~
mente "ulcera varicosa'-
Tanto las Venas V~aricosas CO.
mo las ulceras de las piernas
pueden e%vitarse estimulando la
circulation de Ia sangre, por me-
do de massage, y. por supuesto'
tomando las p~recauciones higie-
meas debidas. FL massage debe
ser suaVe y dirigido hacia ell CO.
razon.
FL tratamiento de las venas
Varicosas ha evolucionado mu-
chisimo durante los ultimos Gin
co anos. Antes de que este SUI
cediera ell unico que existia era
la operation quirGrgiea, la cual
con mucha frecuencia fracasaba,
dejando las piernas ..desfieura-
das. FL tratamiento moderno pue
de llevarse a cabo en- la misma
oficina del doctor, sin perdida
de tempo. Este consiste en- in
yecciones intravenosas de varias
soIuciones por medic de la agu-
ia hipodermica.
Las inyecciones Sc suminis-
tran n vez por semana y des-
pues de haberse dado varias. Ia
vena afectadas Sc encoge como
por obra de masia y desaparece.
Estas inyecciones son sin doIor
y el peligro que ofrecen es
practicamente nuIo.
La opinión., 1935-07-12
PERDIO SU SALTERIO
Ell PROF VELAZQUEZ

En- nuestras oficinas Sc present6
aucChe el professor Francisco Tc-
IA.q"e2, m-apIesiaEdo ha0Cr ettra
viado un salterio fino, en- Ia esta-
{ on radiodifrecra X. r = de
la cream Burbank, California, la
noche del pasado microbes, a las
ocho y cuarto.
FL professor Yelazquez nos ma
nifiesta Que dara una qualification
a la persona que 10 haya ~recogido
y 10 e~ntregue en- su Residential, ST
tuada en- ell 400 de la Avenida
Bunkerhill al Norte, sin investiga-
ci0n alguna.
FL Instruments iba envuelto en-
una funda de cuero cafe, y lleYaba
dentro un libro de mdsica, en- Ell
cual aparecen el nombre y direc-
ci0n del citado professor Velazquez.
La opinión., 1935-07-12
F|ESTAS AQU|
FL a DE JULIO

Grandes festejos esta preparan-
do la colonla ~franeesa de este lugar
para ell domingo pr0Ximo, con mo
two del 1860. aniversario de la to-
ma de la Bastilla, ell dia ii de Julio
de 1899.
Ell centric de la celebration sera
ell Breakfast Club. situado en- ell
1913 Riverside Drive. ~comenzando
desde las 10 de la manana o in
t%eresantes ndmeros artisticos y atle
ticos proporcionados por la misma
~colonia.
La opinión., 1935-07-12
QUE NO Sc DUER-
MA Ell CHOFER

BERLIN, Julio 11.-Se ha pues-
to a la venta un nuevo aparto Que
una vez instalado en- un automo-
vii, protege al chofer impldiendole
que sc duerma mientras 10 name
ia. Este %accesorio consiste de una
cubierta especial puesta sobre ell vo
lante, que, esta conectada electri-
camente con la ignicion y la boci-
ma.
Dina installation sc hecha de tai
La opinión., 1935-07-12
Sc PRETENDE FUNDAR Ell
CLUB DEL llBRO

Alsunas personals sc interesan
en- el sentiGo de formar un CLUB
DEL LIRRO. Segun o dicen elias
los que 10 intesren sc entregaran
una veZ a la semana a la lectura
cuidadosa de una obra selecta de
Ia literature castellana o extran-
jera. Las personals interesadas en-
la formaci6n de este nue1o club
pueden dirigirse personalmente o
por escrito al ~redactor de esta sec
ci6n. a fin de ponerlos en- contac-
to con los organizadores, quienes
les proporcionaran datos mas am
plios al respecto.
La opinión., 1935-07-12
INVlTAClON DE LA SOClEDAD
GUADALUPANA

La sehora Juana ID. Soria, Presl-
denta de la S%ociedad Guadalupana
de esta ciudad. enyia la siguiente
invitations: Las SociedaGes Reli-
giosas del Santuario de Guadalupe
han organizado mi jamaica que
tendra v%erificativo Ell domingo u
del presente Ell los terrenos del mis-
mo. Habra en- ella toda clase de
antojitos mexicanos, asi como de
d~iversiones. sienGo la fiesta a be
neficio de la lgiesia, la cual esta
situada en- el No. 1000 de Ia Gale
Tercera. al Este. Por medic de es-
tas lincas hacemus n cordial IN
vitaci0n al p1blico en- general, dan
dole por clio gracias anticipates
La opinión., 1935-07-12
UNA MEXICANA Y DOS ARGENTN0S, AR2ESTAD0S
Muert0 aTU0S Dor POlicids
Pospusleron....
(Sipue do la Ia. Pau.)

mo finalista en- ell mismo torneo.
procedera en- igual forma y ma
mana saldra Embellishments al nor
te del Estado para vivir en- un
rancho por unos dlez dias y regre-
sar a Los Angeles dos o tres dias
antes del e%ncuentro.
Eel vencedor sera reconocido CO..
mocampeon mundial por la Conf
sion del Estado de California y por
la mayorfa de las entidades de Ia
Union.
La opinión., 1935-07-12

NEW YORK, Julio Liza deci-
ma novena reunion de Ia sociedad
americana de quimicos tendra lu-
gar, del diez y nueve al veinte Y
tres del proximo agosto, en- la ciu-
dad de San Francisco, California.
FL DR.. Edward C. Franklin, pro-
fesor de quimica organica en- la
Universidad de Stanford, sera ell
Presidente honorario de esa reu-
MON.
La opinión., 1935-07-12

dera amenaza
de semi i'm
validis pa
ra ell indivi-
duo que las
padece y que,
por 10 demas,
esta en- per-
fectas condi-
clones de sa-
lud. NJ uChdS
personals tie
e Venas va
ricosas sin eS
pc ri m en- tar
dolor o mo-
.lestia %alguna,
pero Su pre-
La opinión., 1935-07-12
Ct J! !!
-
Por JOSE RUIZ Wells
SES1ONAN HOY;

Esta noche sesionan en- Los An
seles. las agrupaciones s%iguientes
ell Club "Buen Humor', en- el Grant
Building. Broadway Y Gale Cuarta;
Ia Camara de Concrete MeXicana.
en- el No. 6S1 de la calle Main, al
Norte: Ell Social y Recreativo
Iris. en- el Evergreen Playground;
ell Social Y Recreativo "lmperio +,
en- el Snyder Playground y la Lo-
gia "Crist6bal Colon. No. $50. de
Ia y. IL. A.. en- eli Blue Bird Hall.
al Este de Ia Gale Primera.
La opinión., 1935-07-12
FYyrT1J
Por N SALVlN M. D.
VENAS VARlcoSAS

Las venas V~arieosas de las
piernas y las complicaciones que
acarrean representa- mi verda-
La opinión., 1935-07-12
Los ACUSAN DE
Una ESTAFA DE
5000 DOLARES
Ella dice que es inocente y
que iba a casarSe con
uno de los argentinos

Una joven mexicana, cue dice per
tenecer a respectable familia de Ia
ciudad de Mexico. y dos argentinos
que Sc hacian pasar como hom-
bres de negocios y propietarios de
bienes raices, fueron ~encarcelados
por la policia de esta ciudad' haelen
doseles were cargos de estafa y
robo. segun ell informe que rindie
ron los detectives aprehensores.
Jose Bernal Gomez, bonaerense de
"a amos de edad y de aspecto dis
tinguido, Y su compahero Manuel
Uruty, de 80, de la misma capital
suGamericana, son los individuos
sobre q%uienes pesa grave acusacion
con motive de la denuncia que en-
su contra hizo Jean Ibert, propIe-
tario de un r~estoran situaGo en- ell
500 w. eth st. de esta ciudad. La
ioven es la Srita. Maria Fanes. de
y amos. quien lego hace pocos dias
de la capital meXicana.
La opinión., 1935-07-12
CONCURSO PARA
ELEGIR REINA
DE LAS FIESTAS
Ha sido organizado por ell
Gremio Commercial mexi-
! cano; primer compute


patrias de septiembre pr6Ximo en-
la secci6n mexicana de Belvedere,
en- esta ciudad, Ell Gremio Conner
cial Mexicano, recientemente i've
grade por prominentes comertian-
tes locales, ha organizado un con-
curse a base de yotacion por me-
dio de cupones.
Las bases a que sera sujetado es
te certamen, son las siguientes:
Para participant en- este con-
curse como candidate a Reina, sc
~requiere que la senorita p~ostulada
sea mexicana de nacimiento o de
orieen, y que resida en- c%ualquier
poblacion del Estado de California.
H. Para inscribirse en- este cor
curse, la candidate debe recibir
mas de mil Votos, o hacer uso de
uno de los cupones de inscription
expedidos por ell Gremio Commercial
Mexicano. De estos cupones de ms
cripci6n solo uno puede ser usado
por la candidate al inscribirse.
iIl.-Los votos seran obsequiados
por las casas miembros del Gremio
Commercial Mexicano del Sur de Ca
lifornia.
, lV-Los cupones con los Votos
deben ser depositados en- cuales-
quiera de los establecimientos CO.
merciales, miembros del Gremio.
V.-Este concurso sera cerrado
ell domingo 8 de septiembre a las
tres de la tarde. FL compute final
scra heeho en- presencia de una CO.
mission II sera nombrada a su de-
Dido tempo, y con asistencia de
las candidates o sus representan-
tes. Esta operation Sc efectuara en-
las oficinas del Gremio Comercia'
Mexicano.
Villa sehorita que ostenga ma
yor n1mero de Votos sera %procla-
mada Reina y solemnemente coro-
NADIA en- una ceremonial %publica. cor
as~isteneia de atlas persona'idades
de la c~olonia. Las doce sehorita:
que siean en- Votos a la Reina, Sc
ran d%eclaradas Princesas y Duque.
sas..
VlI.-- A las sehoritas triunfa.
doras en- este concurso, Ell Gremic
Commercial Mexioano obsequiara III
elegante vestido, para que 10 luz
can en- los diferentes festejos gu.
Sc o%rganicen.
Vlll.- Los puntos no previsto,
en- estas bases seran resueltos por
la mesa direetiva del Gremio Co.
mercial Mexicano.
Ell PRIMER COMPUTE
FL primer compute de votos
efectuado recientemente por e
Gremio de Concentrates Mexica-
nos, arroj6 el %siguiente r%esultado:
Elena TaIamantes ........ 6,o0t
Maria Luisa Gil ........ 4,8oC
HerIinda TaIamantes 49,. 4,o5C
luisa Rodriguez ........ 1,76C
: Sally Vargas ............ 1,30t
Aurora Figueroa ......... 1861
Josefina Juarez .......... 1,26t
Marta Anchondo ......... 1.t5t
Francisco Villa .......... LIST
Y con mil votos cada una, la
%siguientes candidates.:
Refugio Castaheda, Dolores Prie
TO, Luz Bermudez, Josefina Pa.
mirez, Isabel Rojas, Elena Guz-
man, Sara Rivera. Lucia Garcia
Josefina Cruz, Carmen Anchordo
Sofia Portillo, Rosa Paeheeo, C;e-
mencia Chavira, Carmen Gonza-
Leg, Maria Cruz, Margarita Con
t%reras, .Lucrecia Cruz, .Graeiel;
Ganozza, Maria CalviIlo, ConsueIt
Garcia, Maria Rodriguez, Paquit;
GasfeInnn Emilia Granada
La opinión., 1935-07-12
LIE "coMPRAN" UNA CASA

La apprehension de los Tres fue
practicable en- la casa de aparta-
mentos situaGa en- ell 1918 y medic
So. Bronson Ave, por los tenien-
ties detectives Draper, Gilmore y
Brown, de la sub-estaci6n de poll
cia del distrito de Wiltshire, pero
tanto Bernal Gomez como Urity ma
nifestaron que la joven meXicana
es ~inocente en- csc sentido, pues no
tonic parte en- el delito de que Sc
les u y nj siquiera tuvo como
cimiento de clio.
Ibert lnform6 a Ia policia que los
dos argentinos lie ofreeieron COM
prarle una casa que tiene en- Ell
4317 Palmer Drive, proponitndole
| $50, 00.00 al contado.
mos interesa Ia transaction, por
que va tenemos un c%omprador que
nos ofrece $SS, 100000 inmediatamen
lie. Y g~anarnos 100000 de n ma
no a otra es muy j%usto', dice Ibert
cue le dijeron los c~ompradores.
La opinión., 1935-07-12
10 ExPLoTAN EN- LA BARAJA

Creyendo Ibert one iba a reali-
Ear una buena operation do puer
tas abiertas a los suG-americanos,
de tai modo que cuando estos 10
invitaron a visitar al comprador
Que ofrecia $3S, 10000 no tuyo incon
yeniente en- acompaharlos. pues lie
aseguraron que los iba a esperar
en- la Residential de la Gale Bron-
son.
Una vez ALI Sc sirvieron las CO.
pas y alguno sugirio jugar unas
manos de poker, a 10 cual acceGie-
ron los demas.
al cabo de algunas manos. -
dice bert, Sc me propuso que Ju
garamos a sobre cerrado, metiendo
las cartas en- cubiertas de carta.
Una por una las fui perdiendo en-
forma misteriosa, y al cabo de me
nos de una bora me habian despo
jado de 100000.
La senorita Fanes estuyo a pun
to &c desmayarse cuando fue apre-
hendida Y conducida a la prision,
d~eclarando en- medic de un mar de
lagrimas y por medic de un inter-
prete que ella no saba NADIA, pues
que lego hace dos semanas de la
ciuGad de Mexico, y que al conocer
a Bernal Gomez Sc enamoraron, es
tando comprometidos para asa
proximamente.
Evening star., 1935-09-02
PREDICTS
LANDSLIDE IN Sc
Declares Western Journey
Convinces Him Roosevelt
Will Be Victorious.
By the Associated Press.

by the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, September Post
master General James A. Farley,
chairman of the Democratic National
Committee and campaign manager for
President Roosevelt, predicts the
Presidents reelection in 1886 "by
exactly the same plurality" he had
in 1882.
Farley returned yesterday from
vacation that took him as far as
Hawaii. He minimized the possibility
of a third party in 1885 and said he
expected the fight to be straight out
between liberals Of the Roosevelt camp
and conservative Republicans.
When the President tells his story
he will sell his bill Of goods" Farley
said.
II spent some time in California,
Wyoming, Montana and Idaho" he
went on. IT communicated with in
formed men in Oregon and Washing
ton. On the way back East I was
met at every staten by party leaders
and well-informed newspapermen.
II am convinced from what I have
learned that the ordinary men and
women who are the great mass of the
voters appreciate what President
Roosevelt is doing and trying to do.
The only criticism comes from men
with money who do not want to pay
taxes"
Evening star., 1935-09-02
GEMS ABOUT HIM,
GANGSTER IS SLAIN
Police Batter in Door, Meet Spray
of Bullets, Kill Phila-
delphian.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, September "A
young Philadelphia gangster is dead
because he chose to shoot 1t out with
police who came to arrest him for
a $4,000 jewel robbery.
He was Fred Tirimacco, %. He
died with eight bullets in his body
after battle with five detectives,
one OF whom was wounded.
The shooting occurred in a third
floor apartment in quiet section of
Brooklyn yesterday as churchgoers
were returning from morning worship.
Tirimacco's whereabouts had been
learned by Philadelphia police after
the arrest Of Ralph Abbonizio, %,
in connection with the theft of jewelry
from a Philadelphia pawnshop on
August 13. Three Philadelphia de-
tectives came here yesterday for T1ri-
macco.
With two Brooklyn detectives they
went to the apartment, and knocked
on the door. A voice identified as
that of Tirimacco answered, Who's
there?"
TITS the police; open up, Freddie, {"
said Louis Lear, one of the Philadel-
phia detectives.
When Tirimacco did not open the
door, the detectives smashed their
way in. There was a burst Of gun
fire from Tirimacco. A bullet struck
Lear in the shoulder. The detectives
returned the shots, killing the bandit.
More than 600 pieces of jewelry,
which police said was the loot from
the pawnshop robbery, were found in
the apartment. Although it was
valued at $4,000 at the time he rob-
berry was reported. Examination YES
terday showed it was worth approx
mately $4,000.
Evening star., 1935-09-02
13PEEKERS Fined;
ANNOYED NUD|STS
Crowds Swarm on Adjoin.
ing Farm to Catch Glimpse
of Campers.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONG VALLEY, N. j., September 2.
Thirteen peekers were arrested yes
terday when their curiosity led them
over the boundaries Of Will Searles'
farm and into the property OF the
nudist camp next door.
State troopers on motor cycles pur-
sued the peekers over hills and dales
before they finally caught them. Taken
before Recorder George McPeak Of
Washington township the offenders,
women and 10 men, were fined So
each and ST. costs on trespassing
charges.
The peekers were part of a crowd
of 1000 persons who gathered on the
Searles' farm in the hope of catching
q glimpse of a nudist. With opera
glasses and small telescopes, they
peered vainly into the thicket that
separates the farm from the nudist
camp.
Cameras and Planes on Hand.
The arrests climaxed one of the
most bizarre episodes in rural Morris
County's quiet history. 1t began when
the nudist accused SearleS of peeking
and Searles accused the nudiSt OF
trespassing. Last week they went to
court about 1t, but the hearing begged
down In an argument over whether
1t should be held publicly.
Yesterday the crowd gathered early
while neWSreel cameras ground and
airplanes droned.
Those who came early were re-
warded with fieeting glimpses of the
.nudist playing volley ball and summing
themselves. But when the airplanes
began to dip the nudist sought shelter.
Searies q Genial Host.
Searles played the genial host. He
beamed at young girls who wore shorts
and told one and all:
=, This is my land. You're welcome
to look, but I don't think you'll like
1t if you do see anything"
Searles bemoaned the fact that he
had neglected to erect hot-dog stand
for the crowd, but he sold corn at
Is cents for dozen ears.
Evening star., 1935-09-02
HUNT FOR "COUNT"
NETS SWINDLER
Falls Into Hands of G-Men Seek
ing Escaped Counterfeiter
Suspect.
by the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
! NEW YORK, September 2.-De-
partment of Justice agents early today
diverted their attention from the
,search for the escaped Robert v.
Miller, alias Count" Victor Lustig,
long enough to take into custody
."Dapper Don" Collins, confidence
imam, "for investigation"
' Whether the move had direct con-
'nection with the search for Miller
could not be learned.
) Miller escaped from the Federal
House Of Detention-heretofore be-
.lieved an escape-proof jail-yesterday
afternoon. He posed as a window
washer and slid down makesnift
rope in full view Of many persons
.lounging in the street.
Z Miller was in the house of deten-
,tion to await trial on a charge of
possessing counterfeit money. He
had record of 80 arrests.
His escape followed an airing for
ssthe prisoners on the roof of the de-
stention house. He made his way to
the dormitory and, witnesses said,
slid down the rope for 80 feet and
fell the remainder of the distance.
Evening star., 1935-09-02
z|ON|STS S1OPROBE
PALESTINE DEALS.
Congress Advocates Super.
vision of Land SpecuIa-
tion. in Holy Land.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LUCERNE, September 2.-The World
Zionist Congress, working for ad-
journment, today took up the question
of land speculation In Palestine.
The congress late last night adopted
a series of resolutions designed to give
the Zionist authorities in Palestine
greater power over the purchase and
sale of land there, the Palcor Agency
reported.
Jews In or out Of Palestine who
want to acquire land there will be
brought under the scrutiny of special
department, which will determine
whether the land is to be put to
useful or anti-socisl purposes. The
incoming World Zionist executive was
directed by the Zionist Congress to
establish a land-purchasing commits
sion to supervise the purchases Of
land.
Another feature Of last nights ses-
sion was the adoption Of q plan by
the Education and Culture Committee
for the establishment Of q special de-
partment in the Zionist executive for
the furtherance Of the Hebrew Ian
guage and culture throughout the
world. The executive was empow-
cred to appropriate the necessary sums
for this purpose.
Encouragement for the wide-scale
training Of Jewish marine workers
In various countries was contained in
another resolution.
Evening star., 1935-09-02
,MUSS0LINI ASSAlLED
, AS MENACE TO PEACE
, Nv tha Associated Press.

sBy the Associated Press.
MARGATE, England, September 2.
1.-The worlds peace is imperiled "at
the will of one man who admits no
moral or political restraints upon his
action" w. Kean, president Of the
Trades Union Congress, declared TO-
day in an attack on Mussolini In the
presidential address to the congress.
+. "Our congress meets once more un-
der the shadow of war;" he said. 1.-THE
dictator of Italy has defied the worlds
condemnation with his unjust and ra-
psciouS assault upon Ethiopia. He
has broken treaties. He has justified
Ibis fragrant aggression by the cynical
reminder to other imperialist powers
that their empires were built in just
the same way. If the public law is
embodied in the League of Nations
and the system of supplementary
treaties has any meaning, such a war
as Mussolini has planned is a Grim
inal act"
Evening star., 1935-09-02
;NUDIST DELEGATES
I: PONDER PROBLEMS
Elect Officers and Hear Minister
Report on Growth Of Popu-
lar Support.
By the Associated Press.

q
. STOCKHOLM, N. J., September a.
. Draped gracefully on smooth rocks
{ which line natural amphitheater in
a wooded glen, unclad delegates to the
International Nudist Conference de-
bated their world problems yesterday.
. Apparently oblivious to complete
: lack of attire, they elected officers.
listened solemnly to speeches and
took the rostrum by turns to tell Of
.nudism's progress.
Rev. DR.. Ilsley Boone, secretary,
waxed enthusiastic on the growth of
nudism and hailed as favorable sign
reports that the difficulty Of acquaint-
ing the public with the real purpose
.of nudism is disappearing.
"Nudism has successfully outlived
what may be called the age Of humor-
I, Gus insanity" he said. Early fears
of some who misunderstood the move
ment and thought we wanted persons
to go about their daily tasks un-
clothed have been dissipated in the
popular mind"
Conference officials declined to re-
veal the names of the officers elected
today.
Evening star., 1935-09-02
BREAK WITH REICH ASKED
Jewish Veterans Urge q. s. Sever
All Trade Relations,

SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y, Sep
tember 2 R.-Delegates to the Ma
tional Convention Of Jewish War Vet
Grams of America yesterday asked in
q resolution that President Roosevelt
and Congress Officially condemn the
Nai persecution Of Jews in Germany
and that the United States sever COM
mercial relations with the Berlin gov
ernment."
Addressing the convention last night,
Attorney General John j. Bennett, jr.,
Of New York State, pleaded that any
action the Jewish War Veterans may
take regarding the German situation
be coupled with q request for justice
for Catholics in Germany and other
countries.
Evening star., 1935-09-02
Cossio, Spanish Leader, Dies.

MADRID, September 2 R.-Nan-
vdl Bartolome Cossio, rs. Greek
s6holar, art critic and one-time presi-
dsntial possibility. died today at his
SKINNER home. Cossio, q descendant
d Manuel Flores Calderon.s who was
executed for his effort to obtain q
Spanish constitution during the reign
of Ferdinand VII, was an ardent Re-
publican. He was the first Spaniard
given the title of honorary citizen" !"
the highest honor created by the
republic.
Evening star., 1935-09-02
FOREIGN.
Family Tickets for Flyers.

Family season tickets for air travel
in Europe are now being issued by
aviation companies. Tickets are valid
for either four months or a year. A
family consisting of a man, his wife
and two children under 81 may obtain
marked reductions in fares.
Evening star., 1935-09-02
The Sun and Moon,
Precipitation

Automobile lights must be turned on one
half hour after sunset.
Evening star., 1935-09-02

Monthly precipitation IN inches In tn
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