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The Washington times., 1935-10-18
EnGA AND POULTRY

EKKs-Markst steady. to firm. Gov
eminent graded eggs Ic higher. Cur
rent receipts, $40 S3c; Hennery whites,
IS a Ssc. Government graded and dated
eggs (including grading and marketing
eosts): u. y. Extras, large. ISc; U. 3.
Extras, mediums, 3She; y. 3. stand
Live PoHltry-Market generally steady.
Receipts Of Rock chickens moderately
heavy but moving readily
Fowl; Colored. heavy. 2OG2le; Leg
horns. IL to l6c; roostsra, li0l2c.
Spring Chickens: Plymouth Rocks, 22V
2lc; mixed colorA 10000 spring
Turkeys: Young hens, 10 lbs. and up,
25c; and young toms, IL lbs and up,
2Sc; No. z's. lS92Oc. Old hens and
70c1$l pair
AppIes--ons washington arrived; /
broken and unbroken car on track.
bushels: Supplies moderate; demand
fair; market steady. Virginia, u. S. No.
l. Grimes, ~ .inch minlm In, SOC soc {;
minimum. SOc9Sl; staymans. "a inch
minimum, SO@6oc; 2h-ineh minimum.
75@S6c; 2&-inch minimum. lQi.io;
few Sl.2S; Delicious. IN inch minimum,
H07Se: 2h-ineh minimum. SSe Qtl;
!H-ineh minimum, tl.lS9i:sS;. JonS-
minimum, 60@6Sc: IN Inch minimum,
750S5c; King Davids, az inch minimum.
sec; 2h-inch minimum, Sb@TSc; 2&-
inch minimum, 1890: YorkS 2k-inch
minimum, 4O@S0c; "a inch minimum,
s5@7Sc; IN Inch minimum, 76QSSc: s.
inch minimum, S0c@Sl. Boxes: Viz
gInia, Delicious combination, extra fancy
and fancy, S1.25@l.75; c grade, fl.lO@
I.4o, according to size: staymans. com
binatIon extra fancy and fancy. 1850
I,sO; C grade, S1.3S@I6o, according to
size; Romes, combination extra fancy
and fancy. $1.5o@l.S5: C grade, N'2S@
$50, according TO size.
Cabbage-one New York arrived; 2
unbroken cars on track. Supplies mod
crate. Demand light: market steady.
New York and PennsylVania, 6o-pound
sacks Domestic Round type, soc.
CeleFy-One New York arrived; m
broken cars on track. Supplies mod
crate; Demand fair; market steady.
New York 20 crates washed Dozen
t225 @2.5O.
Lettuee-No carlot arrivals: broken
and l unbroken cars on track. Western
Supplies moderate: demand fair; market
steady. California. Western crates lee
berg type. 5-doEen. ts.So03.7S; fair con-
dition. 336S.25. ~
Onions-One Ind. arrived; broken
and unbroken cars on track. Supplies
moderate; demand moderate; market
steady. Minnesota and New York, bO-lo.
sacks, Yerows, U. s. No. l, Sl.2S; feW'
sl.l5: fair condition, 81. Idaho oregon
The Washington times., 1935-10-18
WHEAT LOWER
AFTER RISE

CHICAGO, Oct. 1S Q.NSO.
The wheat market was nervous n
forenoon dealings here. Prices
advanced about a cent in opening
trades and then turned easy when
profit-taking developed.
Corn was easy from the start
under local selling. Generally
favorable reports were received
from most parts of The Belt.
Near noon wheat was 70 to 1ac
off, corn 3s to 34c off, oats ur'
changed to 1sc up and rye 3sc off.
Winnipeg wheat was % to 4sc
up at mid-session and Liverpool
% to 1s pence up in late trad
ing. Buenos Aires was y to kc
higher early.
Estimated carlotS: Wheat, 81;
corn 48, and oats, "a.
The Washington times., 1935-10-18

new four.year high.
While the main body Of stocks
quieted down, packing shares were
strong and active. led by Swift
which; rose 2 points. AviationS
were in demand, United Aircraft
selling at q. new high. Individual
strong spots included the Mengel
Issues, Acme Steel and Canada
Dry.
Case ThreShing ran up more
than a point. other farm imple-
mentS were firm.
Motors were mixed. ChrySler
was under some pressure but Gen
eral Motors was firm. WeSting-
house scored a small gain. West
ern Union. the bull favorite Of the
last few days, quieted down.
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Officers Are Elected
Al Textile Session

BOSTON, oct. 19 G.N.S).
Frank L. Neilo, New Bedford
manufacturer. was elected presi'
dent Of the National Association
Of Cotton Manufacturers at the
eighty.first annual meeting here.
He succeeds Ernest N. Hood,
Salem.
Other officers elected: Dexter
Stevens, Esmond. r. l., senior
vice president; Henry Nichols,
New York, junior vice president.
Directors for three-year terms:
Robert Amory, Boston; w. Emer'
The Washington times., 1935-10-18
N. A. Hanna Declares
Dividend on Common

NEW YORK, Oct. 18 G.N.S).
M. A. Hanna Company declared
a dividend of Is cents on the
common stock, payable November
/ to stock of october Is, and an
initial quarterly dividend Of $1.25
On the new S per cent preferred.
payable December ! to record
November is.
A 25-cent payment was made
on the common on March II,
1895.
The Washington times., 1935-10-18
Legal Notices
BLANKEN q BLANKEN
Earle Building
Attorneys For Plaintiff.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. Anne Burka,
No. 59543. Equity Doc. -. The object
Of this suit Is Petition for absolute divorce
on ground Of desertion. On motion Of the
plaintiff. Il 10 this l7th day Of October.
1888 ordered that the defendant. Max
Burka, cause his appearance 10 be entered
herein on or before the fortieth day. ex'
elusive Of Sundays and legal holidays. oc-
curing after the day Of the first pub
Iication OF this order: otherwise the cause
will be proceeded with a. in case Of de-
fault. Provided. q copy Of this order be
published once a week for three success
sive weeks in the Washington Law Re.
porter, and the Washington Daily Times
before said day. (signed) Alfred A.
Wheat, Chief Justice.
The Washington times., 1935-10-18

strained re q
tions b ct ueen
England and
Italy. Trading
wa s. at h e
slowest pace in
q week. "
B uSi n eSS
news was favor
able. The week
end trade re-
view told OF
continued gains
in retail trade
Railroad traffic
last week, as
expected, rose
eRa0 rvAlpV 70 .
The Washington times., 1935-10-18
u. S. Bonds
High Low 800
New York Wool
High Low 1:15

NEW YORK. Oct. Is tNs).-wool
firm domestic fleece unwashed, Ohio &
Pennsylvania, 24Q351a. Domestic pulled
secured basis. 619S3. Domestic Texas
clean basis, 62679. Domestic territory
clean basis, 556S1.
The Washington times., 1935-10-18

son. Barrett, Boston: John A. Nc.
Gregor, Utica, N. Y; Lawrence
Richmond, Crompton, R. l., and
Henry @. SimondS, Boston.
The Washington times., 1935-10-18
New York Curb Quotations

NEW YORK, Oct. 10 U.N.s)-CnEb
stocks continued their gradual decline
In moderate trading as hquldattng pres
sure on fears 0f Great Britai1's entrance
into an Italian war increased.
Realization remained o major facteF.
Individual issues resisted the general
trend. reflecting. better. esrnin n Es
prospects.
The Washington times., 1935-10-18
Naval Stores

NEW YORK, Oct, IS GN.S).
Petroleum, frim, crude Penn. 10000.
Lfnseed Oil per pound, 81 CARROTS.
Turpentine, strong, 65h. Rosin, strong,
common, $50.
The Washington times., 1935-10-18
STOCK TRADING
IS SL0WEST
IN WEEKS
Nv LESLIE GOULD

NEW YORK, Oct. 10 0N.S0.
The stock market settled down
today to await the outcome In the
The Washington times., 1935-10-18
Bids and Proposals

COMMISSIONERS, D. c.. Washington. oc-
tober II. 1895. Sealed proposals viii be
received at Room 800. District Building
until 2 o'clock P. NJ, November 4, 1895,
for Bituminous Concrete. Bi-Pac; Fertl'
lizer; and Top Soil; November z, 1885,
for One Ash Car. End Discharge. For
specifications and information apply to
Room $50. District Building.
The Washington times., 1935-10-18
Bids and Proposals

PROCUREMENT DIvIsIoN, PUBLfo
WORKS BRANCH, Washington, D, G.
Oct. 10. 1e3S.-Seaied bids in duplicate
81 (modified) of the Federal Emergency
Administration Of Public Works will ba
publicly opened in this office at 10 .. m,
Oct: Il. 1885. for furnishing all labor and
painting exterior concrete. etc.. Of the FED
eral warehouse at Washington, D. C.
Drawings and Specifications, not exceeding
the discretion Of the Assistant Director Of
Procurement Public Work Branch. ". y.
Reynolds. Assistant Director Of Procure.
ment. Public Works Branch.
The Washington times., 1935-10-18
Educational
instruction Courses

Beacon Field. Alex. 1875. Bus eerviee
is minutes on Richmond-Wash. HEhNay.
SCIENTIFIC and Swedish MASSAGE tsuEht:
ladies only. Call Miss Zola. Columbia
b417. 8 to 10 a. ms to .. N.
The Washington times., 1935-10-18

Electrical Service
Dawes EIs0 s0rv 6l39 GG a. &c ls5S q sOea
Electric ADVIiaReO Service Co 500 = NV MA 605S
Vacuum Cleaners Specially
WhitInO Horrity 1l0S 9th nW.......NA SSe2
Funeral Directors
Robert Campbell 423 9th q SW..s..... Ol 6s52
Aanls Holloway Sa2 Gt sW ........M NE S472
I0hs RhInss Co o0i ard = ~ me Az2o
Furniture & UphOlsterinE
FURNITURE
rhOmpsoR ereS 1890 Good Hone r1 - - 055S
SLIP C0vERS
lanes Paris 623 n d HW..........P0 429S.N
The Washington times., 1935-10-18

CLASSIFIED SERVICE
The Washington times., 1935-10-18

Lady's brown silk gloves in Cab 300.
Lady's blue cloth coat in Cab 37S.
Mans yellow gold ring in Cab LA.
Single key in Cab 22
Call Lost and Found Dept, North 2s6s.
La gaceta., 1935-07-31
INFORMATION
DEF. PUERTO

Arribarcn aver los vapores
americanos Cuba y Pennsylva-
mia, ell pri'nero procedente de la
Habana Y Key West y ell segun-
do de Port Arthur, Texas.
La goleta hondUrena Sally en-
tr6 con un cargamento de ba-
nanas.
Zarparon en- las Gltimas "a
Ihoras los vaipores Pawnee, que
Sc dirige a New Orleans, con
carga general Colorado, hacia
New York y Boston, con carga
y Cuba, rumbo a Key West y
la Habana, llevando p~asajeros,
carg1 y correspondence.
La gaceta., 1935-07-31
LAS DE HOP
SON Y SUS COMPANIAS

Washington, julio 31.-How-
ard c. Hopson, ell desaparecido
"cerebro director" de la Asso-
ciatnd Gas and Electric Co., que
caste $500, 900 en- derrotar la
ley Wheeler Rayburn, recibja
para 6l y sus companies priva-
das IN promedio de ganancia
de 100000 al ano, despues de
.poraei6n doi6 de pagan dividen-
dos, segdn Sc revel0 aver ante
ed comite investigator del sena-
do. Las cifras, puestas en- las &C
tas por el senador democratic
Schwellenbach, del estado de
Washington, muestran que Hep
son y sus companies cobraron
un total de $2,S05, 900 entire los
amos 1929 Y 1888, aunque la cor
poraci6n dej6 de paga rdividen
dos en- 1882. Hopson y sus aso-
.ciados recibieron, en- 1882, 1888
coo, Y en- 1888. S449, 500. Una
parte suStancial de este dinero
Sc lie mand6 por las companies
tenedoraS de bonos, a cuenta de
Servicios.
Carl Estes, de Longview,
.TeXa:, un periodista, denunci0
que de la habitaci6n de su hotel
lie robaron evidencias que pen
saba presentar al comite. Ell re-
Il resentante Huddleston, de Ala
bama, presento una resolution
pro- iDiendo a los representan-
ties de intereses exteriores de
participant en- c9nferencias en-
tire Ia camara y ell senado sobre
leyes aprobadas por Jos dos
cuerpos; pero Sc lie declare fue-
ra de orden.
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PARA LA MUJER
Ia Actriz Margaret Sullivan
Ell TENOR A LA CELEBRIDAD'

: de veras? iCuanto me a.
legro! Entonces nafa tengo que
hacer aqUi. q
Sin atender razones nj rue
gos, aquella misma n6che sali6
cara New York. Una vez ALI,
cerro inexcra6lemente s1S uer-
ia: III amigos nj periodistaA No
guerra yer a nadie. ~
Pero, cast al mismo tempo,
habia llegado la primera sppia
de su film, Pdrece que fu@ aye1',
y empezaron a hacerle una pu-
blicidad eXtraordinaria. La ca
sa de Margaret fue material
mente sitlada per un enjambre
I de fct6grafos !~reri3distas, a.
I9entes de publicidad, vendedo-
res ole toda clase dee obietos...
Los laemmle-padre s hijo-
agotaISn ST elocuencia tratan-
do de convencerla l@ra que hi
ciera una aparici6n personal en-
ell estreno. Todo inItil. De la
noche a IA manana desapareci6
de su casa y de New York, de-
Jando a los productores unS car
ia en- la que anunciaba, con su
Flabltual laconismo: "Definiti-
vamente no vuelvo aqui'.
Mlentras Laemmle, ,por ra-,
do, por Ia Prensa, lanzaba lla-
mamlentos desesperados a la re
belde a~ctriz,s ella permanecia
en- I'm ignorado rim
con, d~istrayendo sus ocios con
largas e%Xcursiones en- bicicle-
ia, 81 der0rte f~avorito. Hasta
cue el film dej6 de exhibirse en-
New York y ces6 la algarada
por e promovida.
Entonces regres6 a Hollywood
y hasta present6 sus excuses al
director y a los productores. Tu
vieron que perdonarle, porque
ella es asi, nerviosa, impuIsiva,
y con I'M panico invenci5le a las
interVi1s: presentaciones, petit
clones de aut6grafos y demas
inevitables molestias' que lleva
aparejadas la popUlaridad.
N. r.
La gaceta., 1935-07-31
REBAJADO EN- 3 CENTA-
VOS Ell PRECIO DE LA
BOTELLA DE LECHE

Ell director de control de la
leche inform6 aver a los pro-
ductores Y distribuidores de es-
ia ciudad que a partir de mana
ma jueves ell precio de la botella,
al ptIblic9, sera de II centavos,
en- lugar de Is.
La crema de 20%, desde II
centavos Ia media pinta a Is
centayos.
Sc Geja en- su precio actual la
crema de 40%o y ell buttermilk.
Todos les precios de venta al
por mayor han sido rebaiados.
Calculase que ell sobrante dia
rio de lecbe, en- Tampa y sus
contornos, es de 1000 galones.
La gaceta., 1935-07-31
DE 10 AMOS A
UN G.

Oklahoma City, Julio 81
Tn abogado defensor de piste=
leros y secuestradores, Ben S,
Lask4, fu6 aver condenado a 10
amos de preside por la oarte
que tuvo en- la conspiraci6n pa
"a cobrar del Millionaire petro-
lero Charles F. Urschel un res
cate de 100000. Laska, con
lagriina.s en- los ojos, protest6
de su inocencia, negando que
piensc suic.darse para evitar ir
a preside.
La gaceta., 1935-07-31
UN GAMING HASTA LA ES-
TACION DE CUARENTE-
MAS


La oficina de la WPA aprob6
aver en- Jacksonville un proyec-
to para ensanchar ell canine de
Gadsden Point y construir una
carre1era thasta la nueva esta-
ci6n de cuarentenas, a un costo
de $87 $50 Ell ancho del CANT
no sera de 20 pies ,en lugar de
16, cuando la obra Sc termine.
A Ia obra contribuira ell con-
dado con IA suma de $500. Sc
dara trabajo a 1913 hombres.
La gaceta., 1935-07-31
PROGRAMS DE RADIO

EStaci6n de Clearwater y ca
dena Nacional: 5:15, orquesta
de Myers; $50, noticias; 5:45,
Lowell Thomas; 600, concier-
to; GIG, Tony y Gus; TOO, la
.fami)ia de un hombre; 7 80, la
casa de CRYSTAL; 8:15, banda de
Goldman; 800, Hits y Bits;
AS. pianista Rosa Linda; 10
orquesta de LaPorte; 10 80, or
.questa de Fogarty; II 100, or
questa de Keller, y II 80, dra-
ma.
Estaci6u WDAE y cadena Co
lambda 800, orquesta de Sher-
man; 5:15, viajero del mundo;
80, cuerdas p~o6ticas; 5:55,
n~oticias; 600, organista Elsie
Thompson; 6;15, Nina Taraso-
va; 7:15, Giscurso por ell repre-
sentante Lempke; 1880, orques-
tia Daley; 800, justicia de seis
rev6lvereS; S:45, Mark War
now; $50, Ell, ella y ellos; 10:
orquesta Hopkins; 1920, or
|lquesta de Weems; II 100, or
.questa Masters, y II 80, oraues
ia CARRIER.
La gaceta., 1935-07-31
PLEITOS Y DIVORCIOS


E5tado de Florida contra E.
lias Garcia; Sara Elizabeth
Bryan contra Samuel Merrill
Bryan; Sara Augusta Haley
contra Arthur Francis Haley ;
Lillian Han contra Faher Hair
Edna l.. Drawdy contra Paul
international Bank of
Tampa contra Giuseppe Vica-
ri; Leila Lownsdale contra Don
O Lawnsdale; condado de Hills
borough contra Effie M. Hay
WOOD.
La gaceta., 1935-07-31
SECCION DE PROTECTION
Y AUXILIO DEL CENTRIC
ESFANOL DE N

Sc eta por este medic a Junta
General Ordinaria, correspon-
diente al segundo trimes:re,
que Sc celebrara ell Miercoles 81
del cogiente, a las 8 y pedie
de "a noche, en- ef Edifico de
Ybor.
Ruego Ia as~istencia de todos
los socios ror tratarse de asun-
tos mlc9rtanteS para la Sec
cion.
Juan Sanchez,
Secretario.
La gaceta., 1935-07-31
C

Faileci6 aver en- un hospital
local ell jovencito Fernando
Martinez. Is amos, hijo de los
eslpCsos Sabine Martinez, resi-
denies en- ell Bill de la Gale IS.
Ademas de sus padres lie So
brevive un hermano, Sabine
Martinez, Jr.
La gaceta., 1935-07-31

Margaret Sullivan, nueva in
genua del cinema cuyos ojos
azul-gris tienen una infinita
dulzura, naci6 en- Norfolk, Vir
giniA ell 16 de mayo de, 1911.
y habia lograldo va bastante
fama en- ell teatro cuando ell We
terano Laemnme, despues de
rechazar a mas de doscientas
a%ctrlces que Sc Sgasideraban
aptas para encalS. la Nury
Lanes de Parece que fue aver,
decide que eh ella la onica
indicada y lie propuso un con-
trato por cinco amos.
Sabido es que los, contratos
f, de las art;stas cinematoSra-
ticas cQmportan, a veces, clau-
sulas verdaderamente extraor
dinarias y de penoso cumpii-
miento. Ell que proponian a
Margaret no lie prohibia ca
sarse, nj divorciarse, nj tenirse
ell pelo. Era, en- una palahra,
perfectamente normal. Ella,
sin embargo, despues de leerlo
rap:l"aente, IL devoivio con
in 81, o de deSas~a.lo.
No acepto sencilla-
mem.
-IPor que? = pregunt6 es-
tup 4fa>to ell f. Csc d.rec.o..
Ell indice de Margaret $ va
10 ei al artado donde decia:
rs. Sullivan distrutara diez
liza. e vacac. "s.."
-iAh! lie parecen cor
las.
Nj cortas nj largas-re-
plico la jGven actriz.
Y tomando una puma, es-
cribi6 al final del contrato;
"Su permise SO entiende en-
lorna que puede renunciar al
mismo o pedir pr6rroga. AIDE
mas, 81 un papel no e.s de su a.
grade, podra, en- cualquier mo-
mento, resciniir este contra
to-"
Terminate el film, ell direc-
tor, John StaIll, la felicit6 entu-
siasmade,
-Su Interpretation ha resuI
La gaceta., 1935-07-31
S2td. Elena

S7fa. Elena
La feStipidad de hoy. Mi fe-
I~icit2c;6n para todas las que lie
ven 81 ncmbre de Elena, que
hoy celabr2n 81 santo.
Reccrdarl0s en- este momento
q Las Srtas Elena Botino, Ele-
ma Las,ra, Elena Rodriguez, E
lena Toribio, Elena Garcia, Ele
ma Perez, Elena Lopez, Elena
Fernandez y la Sra. Elena Fer
ndndcz.
Y para todas las que involun-
tariamente omitimos sus nom
bres, nuestros mejores deseos
por ma vida colmada de dichas
y suerte.
La gaceta., 1935-07-31
OLA DE CALOR EN- SANTA
GO
GO

Habana, Julio 31.-Una ola
de caior esta dejando sentir sus
efGctos Ell Santiago de Cuba.
MuchoS vecinos Sc han reti-
RADIO a las afueras Ell busca de
aire frescC.
Ell calor es ell mas intense que
Sc recuerGa en- los pasados 20
amos.
La gaceta., 1935-07-31
,Pr0rlnld

Pr6rlmG
La fecha para la gran fiesta
campcstre que organiza la Sec
ci6n de Intereses del Centric
Asturiano.
I'm festival que, como en- los
amos anteriores, puedara por
TODD 10 alto.
Tan prorto tengamos mas dc
TALES los publicaremos.
Cesar RiUerO.
La gaceta., 1935-07-31

Clyde A. Woods, 10, y Ethel
Hamn, II; Harold A. Way, 25,
y Mary j, Martin, %.
La gaceta., 1935-07-31
I'm benefited

La Union de Operadores de
Cine socorre siempre a sus
companeros en- desgracia, y ayu
da a sostenimiento de los que
no tienen trabajo.
La gaceta., 1935-07-31
LOS P~kEVIsORES DEL


Sc eta a toJos los miembros
para la Junta General de Elec-
clones que Sc e~fectrara ell Vier-
mes 2 de AsosSO, en- ell Centre
Asturiano, q las 8 p. m.
JeSuS Grdndd.
Rssresentante.
La gaceta., 1935-07-31

Del L. B. H. Ciub~ R
Is muchachos de est club
daran un kid Party" en- su ca
sa de la Gale Measell ndmero
zoos, hoy por la noche.
Sc otorgaran premios a loa
qra lleven los mas llamativos
vesti4os de vestidos de ''bebi-
Itos'.
La gaceta., 1935-07-31
la SESSION. DEL AYUNTAMlENTO
H1XON PLANTED UN DEBATE

tiP de Hixon y mad =.
Frazie~ retir6d noes su
ell presfaeAye Camp
mo a Hixon que ell abo
grde la ciudad Sc hallaba a
su disposition.
Sc ac2"d6 posponer hasta
nueva fecha ell Abate sobre la
ordelanza qusSregula la venta
de bebidas all ecas. Las i2le-
sias de Tampa Ie hacen objecio-
mes Y desean ser oidas. Dirigid
la palabra a los concejales 81
Rev. e, E. Wicker.
Qued6 aprcoado un nuevc
plan para el arreglo de las con-
triblciones delincuenteA cons.
tituyendose un comite ~ aius-
te. que Sc compondra de los con.
sejales con Ell aicalde de presi-
dente. Les arreglos solo Sc ha-
ran a base de pages al contado.
AL comite de parques Sc lie
Lido un informe sobre les ira
)ajos hasta ell presente realiza-
los en- ell rarque Haya, antique
terreno de Cuscaden.
La gaceta., 1935-07-31

FL la session verificada ano-
he 20. 81 ayunt@fient5, ell corr
eefaG'H.xon, preside9s de- <o1
mite de finaSzsprld.p ss inves-
+igasa W. que existen cuentas
,. - de zoe Doe, un nom,
Einario, en- ell del2arta-
- p%olicia.
Han sSfo pagados cheques
a "Joiln Doe, manifesto Hix-
on, y Sc han cobrado con la mis-
ma firma, LIE pregunte sobre
este 81 jSe de policia y pareci6
indignarse.
Ell c~oncejal Pacheco Sc levan-
ito a contestarle y dijo que csc
Sc vlene hacienda en- ell departa-
mento desde hace muchCs amos
y que Sc hizo en- mayor proper.
ci6n cuando era jefe de policis
lei ST.. Logan.
Pre- sent6 ell conceial Frazier
una ,noci6r para que ell jefe d.
.lpolicia inf)rmase al comite d.
como Sc ha gastado es2 dinero
Rosenthal Sc levant6 y dijc
que Sc trataba de un gesto poll.
La gaceta., 1935-07-31
SOCIALEs..

Bale
Recordamos Ell bale que
Castillo Crist6bal Colon No.
dara ell sabado en- su edificio d
la Gale 16 y Ga. avenida, en- h
nor de las companeras del Ten
lplo Ideal No. ?.
"a socia' y tocaran buenaS
OTqUCstaS.
La gaceta., 1935-07-31

Terminate el film, ell direc-
tor, John Stall, la felicit6 entu-
siasmade,
-Su Interpretation ha resul
tado estupenda, Margaret.
La gaceta., 1935-07-31

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ell nitaria estan aIEo esc3'o> } r. :.
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lie dara ana function a beneflcio :
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5 riedAss.
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Ito con ella Sc ayudara a fami-
.liarcS neceSitadoS.
The Washington times., 1935-10-30
Coach Defends
Breakfasts !

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct. 80.
Francis Schmidt, Ohio State Uni.
versity football coach, today took
issue with John da Grosa, presi-
dent of the American Football In
Stitute, who asserted that radio
broadcasts and newspaper articles
by coaches predicting probable
winners are creating a gambling
mania which threatens to under
mine the foundation of football.
Coaches are human beings
who are trying to make a legiti-
mate living. AS long as there are
no rules in the Western Confer
ence and other leagues which out
law radio broadcasts, there is no
harm in a coach going on the air, ''
he contended.
Schmidt broadcasts weekly here,
but confines his program to re-
marks about general grid stand
ings throughout the country. He
does not predict scores.
The Washington times., 1935-10-30
Stewards FACE
Race Suit

CHICAGO, Oct. 30.-A suit
asking $25O,o0O for malicious
Slander was on file against three
stewards and two veterinarians
of the Lincoln Fields Jockey Club
today.
The damages are demanded by
Jay D. Mikel, Carlock, ILL.,, farmer
and horse breeder, who charges
he was ruled off the turf for
life by the Lincoln Field officials
without hearing or notice.
The ruling was a result Of the
entry of Mikel'S horse Ny Bane
as a 2-year-old maiden in a race
August Is. The defendants
Stewards Christopher J. FitZger-
aid, c. Bruce Head and Charles
F. Price, and Veterinarians George
McKillip and Nelson E. South
ward-declared the horse was a
3-year-old.
Mikel declares his business in
vestment of 100000 in race
horses and breeding stock has
been damaged as a result.
The Washington times., 1935-10-30
Yankees, Cards
Get Checks

CHICAGO, Oct. 30.-Uncle
Sans mail men will deliver 50
checks worth a total of $59, ,604.04
to members of the New York Yam
KEGS and st. Louis Cardinals to.
day, their reward for being run.
ners-up in their respective leagues
in the 1885 pennant races.
Each Cardinals full share was
$1,149.09, as against $1,026.3s for
the Yankees. The Cards divided
their cut into "a full shares, three
halves, and three purses totaling
$500 to club house boys. The
Yanks cut their melon into 81 full
shares, three halves. and divided
$3.50 between two helpers.