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La gaceta., 1935-12-27
CON LOS GUANTN

LEGO la noticia a New York
de que Jose Luis, ell campe6n
sin corona, habia muerto <en un
accidente automovilista. EN-
pezaroh las llamadas telef6ni-
cas- a l9,S ptri6dicos. Mike ia :
sObs Tuvo a punto de enfer-
marse Y su secretaria llam6 por
telefono a Chicago. Luis mismo
contest6: Estoy "vivito y CO.
leando's a Dios gracias. Deseo
a mis- amigos de New York fe-
ices Pascuas'.
Jack Dempsey decide enton
ces dar mayor fuerza a sus pre-
parativos, en- busca de la "es :
peranza blanca.
La gaceta., 1935-12-27

ted. caballero?
A Mario lie impresion6 la o.
currencia.
Andrea su esposa!
i0jala!
No, no 10 eS,-repuso.
Y, para ocultar su turbaci6n,
llam6 a un escribiente V orde-
mole que eXtendiera ell nombra-
miento de Jefe de Oficinas, q
nombre de Gustavo Gomez.
La gaceta., 1935-12-27
lad, diciendole:

lad, diciendole:
va puede decirse que esta
listed en- possession de su destino.
Gustavo des?idi6se repitien-
do Sus protestas de gratitud, Y
corri6 a hacer a su esp2Sa Y su
hija, participes de su felicidad.
Mario, Qued6se pensando:
= Pobre hombre. iQue sim
patico es y que desgraciado pa
rece.
Despues volyi6 a preguntar-
Sc:
-cPor que no guerra An
drea que sepa que es ella quien
le protege?
Y satisfecho de Ia buena obra
ne habia realizado, en- Union
de Andrea, subi6 al primer ri
so a dar un beso a Elenita.
La gaceta., 1935-12-27

Jose Luis Sc ha comprometi-
do a pelear con Charley Retz :
laff, en- Chicago, Ell dia II de
enero.
Hace dos o tres amos Sc Gre
20 que Retzlaff seria ell pr6ximo
campe6n, por los formidables
2unetazos que descargaba; pero
,espues lie vino ell "descredito",
como a Steve Hamas y Art Las
ky. Ahora los expertos lie consi-
deran otra victima cierta de Jo-
Sc Luis.
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Jim Downing dispuso Ia suspension de
la pelea Chino Alyarez-Baby Miller

Cuando Jim Downing Sc pu-
SO anoche en- COMMUNICATION cen
el observatorio meteorological l.
cal y lie dijeron que la noche del
viernes seria tan fra como la
del jueves, llam6 en- consulta a
Chino Alvarez, Baby. Miller y
sus directories.
Luego de tornado el pulse
al entusiasmo de is "fieles' de
Ybor, Tampa y West Tampa, Sc
La gaceta., 1935-12-27


La suspension de la pelea Mi
ller-Alvarez para ell venidero
viernes significa que Chino ten
ORA que recogerse a las 8 de la
noche del dia 81, 10 mismo que
Miller. 81 los dos no 10 hacen
asi Y Sc dedican a bailar ell dia
de An9 Nuevo, los fanatics"
Sc retraeran, diciendo: I'm gla-
diador no debe pasar malas no.
ches nj bailar en- pGblico duran
te SUI entrenamiento.
La gaceta., 1935-12-27

acord6 aplazar Ell comba.e para
81 yiernes &c la &emana pr6xi-
ma.
Chic Alvarez manifesto en-
eHces que Ia suspension lie be
neficiaria y "Mr. Miller" Sc ex-
peso en- identica forma. %
Renaci6 la esperanza en- Ell pc
80 de Jim ". a esperar
temperature menos cruda.
La gaceta., 1935-12-27

Una espantosa noticia para
Mike Jacobs, ell concertador de
peleas del Club Siglo Veinte,
de New York: la comisi6n GU
.bana de boxeo acord6 multarlo
en- $500 por la "~difamaci6n de
Cuba. Ademas una suspension
La gaceta., 1935-12-27

Jim Downing decide suspen
der para la semana que viene, el
viernes pr6ximo, la pelea entire
Chino Alvarez y Baby Miller.
Hizo bien Jim, porque con ell
frfo de estos dias, los fieles no
irian a Benjamin Field.
Y ell zurdito saldria perjudi-
cado, 10 mismo que Ell Sr. Alva-
reZ.
Los muchachos guardaran las
pesetas.
La gaceta., 1935-12-27

Ell gran jurado de New York
cit6 a Jack Dempsey, ell excam :
peon del peso complete, para
que dijese 81 pagaba "protec :
ci6n" a los "pandilleros" por su
taberna o RESTAURANT.
Los duehos de re.taurantes
en- la gran ciudad estan someti-
dos, segln parece, al "terroris-
mo" de los "raqueteros''. La de
claraci6n de Jack no Sc ha da-
do a conocer.
La gaceta., 1935-12-27

Cuando Ihubo salido ell eScri-
biente, Mario dijo:
-Puede listed tomar hose
sion de su destino en- el momen-
to que guste.
-Cuando listed diSponga,-
La gaceta., 1935-12-27

Algunos "vivo." de por AGA
han opinado que jose Luis no
fue a la Habana por tenor a los
pug1os de Isidoro Gastanaga.
! Mudho debe temerle ell negro
Re Detroit a un p1gil derrotado
.por ell aleman Hans Birkie.
Tony C%ancela Seria un buen
2pcnente para GaStanaga, no
Jose Luis.
La gaceta., 1935-12-27
CAPITULO TX
LULU no ha crecido

En- Gustavo, Soleda3 ' Lolin
oparose una Transformation
completa.
AQuel mismo dia, para po-
der pr~eseLtarse a la manana
siguiente en- las Oficinas, Ell pr
nero Sc compr6 ropa nueva V
Sc cort6 ell pelo.
De acre~d0 con Soledad. Sc
dej5 la barba. para que lie des-
figurase I'm POGO.
Con barba Y con las canas
que salpicaban sus cabellos,
La gaceta., 1935-12-27

era impossible, aceptaba ambas
cosas como un castigo de sus
laltas' como una expiacion de
.sus culpas.
iEstremeciase, a pesar SUI
yo' perSando que aquel cas-
pgo y aquella expiaci6n, ha-
olan de durar toda su vida!
La gaceta., 1935-12-27

de seis meses, por no cumpGs
ell contrato que habia firnros :
Julian Black, uno de los ar,
rectoreS de Jose Luis, tambien
ha sido sus9rsddido por >eis me
ses.
Jacobs no podrA dorlnir hoy,
tan pronto Sc entere del acuerdo
de la comisi6n. va tiens de enc
migo a Batista, ell coronel jefe.
del estado mayor. hGJ
La gaceta., 1935-12-27

iQui@n hizo. circular La mott
cia de que Jose Luis habia muer
to? No Sc ha podido averiguar:
pero creese que un "gracf6so'
lanz6 la ''bola" y los curiosos la
h~icieron rodar,
La gaceta., 1935-12-27

Para tranQuil.zarse a ST mis-
mo- haciaae los siguientes "a
zonamientos:
En- primer lugar, va nadie
Sc acordara &c qre existi6 O.
'ro empleado ilamado Gusta-
Vo Gomez. Llevaba tanto item
pc de cesantia cuando ocurri6
10 del false suicide! En- segun-
La gaceta., 1935-12-27
La Gaceta
a Folletin No. 1886
A PENAS
QUE REDIMEN

Els Until que insista en- sus
deseos, que, por otra lparte, con
sidero muy naturales. La per-
soma de quien Sc trata, practi-
ca Ell bien por ell bien mismo, y
no da la cara cuando realiza
una buena obra.
-Todo 10 cual indica que es
un angel.
ST: 10 es.
Como 81 repentinamente Sc
le ocurriese una idea, Gustavo
pregunt6:
tEs acaso 81 sSposa de US
La gaceta., 1935-12-27

tictoriane Manteiga, Editor
La gaceta., 1935-12-27

su ssripci6n semanal: 20 cents
, 1935-09-27

man Hidalgo county chapter; Sarah
Louise Bixler. Edinburg Mrs. G..
o. Mcdaniel. manager chamber OF
commerce: Mrs. Anna Belle CORN
ly, Red Cross nurse; Miss Carrie
Ohlson. Red Cross nurse; w. G.
Jones. chairman Hidalgo county
chapter: A. A. Aldrich. Edinburg
Rotary Club and c~ity-county hos
pital; Rev. Dallas Lee. @. J..
Sweeney, relief administrator.
San Juan-A. II. Koehler. direc-
tor San Juan branch; Mrs. Koch
Ter. Pharr-Mayor j. d. Lauck, j..
A. Slaughter. chairman Hidalxo
county disaster relief. La Feria 49,
j. ID. Wemple, local chairman. Camp
PerTy-W. c. Gilbert. Mercedes
John Leslie. Valley Boy Scout exec
utive: j. G. Lear. Rangerville-H. T..
Jones. local chairman. Others-Ruth
Bailey, district case worker. Texas
Relief Commission; Mrs. M. Howard.
case worker. Cameron county; Mrs.
Sally c.. Pendleton. S. w. Caring
ton; G. Q. Wiggam. social service
department. Red Cross.
, 1935-09-27
TownsenditS
Convene Satuf
NightAt WeslaC

WE5LACO, Sept. IT, Townsend
recovery plan" supporters u1l
meet Saturday night IN WeElncn
city park To hear reports uf progress
and addresses by leaders or ths
movement. Speaking begins at q
p- m-
". q. Cofer Oh Brownsville wlll
deliver the min address. 70 explain
that the Townsend pension plan IA
first IN recovery PIN, and will detail
the entire project and itS promised
benefits 70 the nation.
Donna set the pace with an OPEN
air Townsend rally when 1.500 peO-
pie attended McAllen counted more
than 5000 at q rally there last week.
Weslaco enjoyed some 800 at m
rally held a few weeks mRn ara
expects about 1000 this Saturday
night
"A prominent Spanish speaker win
address the crowd following Crfer.
All Townsend clubs are growing
rapidly. Donna Is nearing 1000 men,
berS and WeslAco ls past 600. Mer-
cedes began with M slow growth
but. according 70 is president. pr.
Carl +. Lunn. they initiated $50
new members nt the last meeting.
one Mercedes member brought Arm
l51 new members IN one week. ~
was reported.
Those who desire firSt-hAnd in-
formation about the Townsend plan
are invited 70 attend this Valley
wide Townsend rally Saturday night
INC Weslaco park.
, 1935-09-27
Valuations Set


MERCEDES, Sept. n - Total
valuation of city property OF Mer-
codes is s2,587,575 as compared with
last years total OF S2.579.5 500. ac-
cording TO q report by the equaliza-
ton board composed Of J. A. Clio
yer. chairman. and Charles Saladino
and Sam Bates. The 1885 tax rate
for the city was set at $3.50 for each
500 valuation the same rate as
last year.
w. M. McClelen has been award
ed contract for the repainting Of
city streets. City police have been
instructed to enforce all traffic laws
within the city limits, including OBJ
s~ervation Of stop signs. U-turn signs.
speed limit and parking regulations.
X. O.. Mason has been appointed city
meat inspector and y. p. Ward ap-
pointed by the city as q general
utility man.
, 1935-09-27

LA FERIA, Sept. 77. - Musical
numbers for the regular assembly
program Wednesday afternoon In
the high school presented Mildred
C--rk and Isabelle Vigness in duet
and solo numbers.
T7rold Hensley, president of the
XXI .terman's club, presented officers
and told briefly or the plans 10
sponsor two invitation tournaments
I'm the spring. Joella Murray. pres
ident or the Library club, outlined
the plans or that club. The Library
club will have charge Of the NOV
ing and Encouragement of the books
in the new open shelf library sys-
TEN being used this year for the
first time. John Hatchett. president
or the Dramatic club. gave the plans
0f that group which include the
sponsoring Of public speaking events
AMI dramatic presentations through
out the year.
Louise Watson, representing the
Girls Glee club. told Of the course
TN music appreciation 10 be lnclud-
ed In their work this year. Officers
or the Home Economies club were
F. ,nted by Jesse Carol. president.
Hand-craft work viii probably fea-
ture the work or this group which is
sponsored by Miss Evelyn Howard.
Other teachers sponsoring clubs are
C- T. Vail. lettermen: Miss Mary
Jane Simpson. dramatic. Miss Clio
Wis Hickman. glee club and Miss Lila
D. r., library.
, 1935-09-27
Celaya's Hot Oil
Committee AssaiIs
Rail Commission

shut down all refineries operating
illegally during the week OF April
Is. 1885. the chief engineer In east
Texas persuaded such operators TO
cease violations for a period OF one
week, after which the illegal prac-
tees we're resumed and continued"
In one instance" the committee
said. during April. 1885, one plant.
though classified by the commission
Is operating on strictly legal OIL.
actually ran approximately 100000
barrels OF excess oil through IFS
stills"
The committee said that while
hearings by commission employees
on applications for drilling permits
were informal, certain persons
appeared for the applicants with
marked regularity" and had q
high percentage or success. (,
1t appears that many exhorbitant
fees have been paid for a minimum
amount OF services. the necessity OF
which I'm many instances is highly
questionable" II said. land con-
S44o4fc AAdtC9tA0AAo bo4AAt " tile Aa@t
personalities are considered as well
as merits and physical facts
The committee said a similar
situation had existed IN the ad-
ministration OF the oil c0nfiscation
law which had -alI but put the state
into the hot oil business and given
rise TO q form OF legal racketeer-
ing with numerous ramificationS."
nc asserted that I'm c~onfiScation
suits allegations OF larger quantities
OF oil In storage than actually exist
ed were made. tenders were issued
for the oil confiscated and other
illegal oil was moved.
Some improvement has been
noted In the handling or these
cases. the committee added. by
providing In the court orders pro-
visions for further payment or re-
funds as an actual gauge OF the oil
on hand might show to be neces-
sary."
The committee said the admins
, 1935-09-27

AUSTIN. Sept. 27.=R-A legis-
latlve investigating committee for
mally charged the railroad commits
sion Friday with administration OF
oil proration 20 inefficient In in
stances Al was ~"ludicrous."
IL reported many commission
employees we're incompetent. East
Texas refineries were running huge
quantities of hot oil. the tender
system was based on inaccurate
bookkeeping and the commission
had been victimized by designing
operators.
Operation OF the law authorizing
confiscation OF illegal oil had put
the state In the hot oil" business,
the committee charged. legal racKe-
teering' had arisen and law viola-
tors had kept at least q full length
ahead OF enforcement.
The report was signed bv ali
members Of the committee which
conducted exhaustive Investigations
last summer. They were Reps.
Augustine Celaya or Brownsville.
chairman. Harry N. Graves OF
Georgetown, Walter Y. Jones OF
Jourdanton, Sidney Latham OF Long
view and Hugh ID. Steward OF Fair
field.
Ernest O. Thompson. commission
chairman, who had testified nc the
hearings, delayed comment pending
a study Of the report. Other COM
missioners are Lon Smith and g.
W. Terrell.
Alleging poor coordination be-
tween the commission. the attorney
generals department and the
comptroller. the committee said the
attorney general had been handi-
capped In legal actions against law
violators by lack OF information
supposed to be- supplied by the oil
and gas division OF the commission.
It said 1t had found wholesale
employment OF inexperienced. In
competent men In whose hands was
placed the administration and con-
troll OF one OF the states largest
and most valuable industries from
which the state derives It's greatest
revenues"
Asserting the tender system TN
der which oil is allowed 10 move
from the field was predicated upon
keeping voluminous records. the
committee said Il found "little ex-
cept inaccuracies, incompetencies,
lncongruities. and practically moth
ing which would bespeak an eff
Gent administration OF the system
1T was not surprising 10 find
that with such a slack and ineffi-
Gent system Of keeping records"
the committee reported. "the COM
mission has been vctimi7ed at the
hands OF designing operators who
furnished the commission with false
. tatements to en- extent which IN
some instances is all but ludicrous."
SO ineffective was enforcement,
the committee continued. that IN
response to a commission order %
, 1935-09-27
Promotion Day Is
Planned By Church

Sunday Is promotion day at Gen.
tral Christian church school when
some 40 boys and girls will receive
promotion cards and certificates.
Those passed from one department
TO another viii receive certificates,
and those passing from one class
TO another within the department
viii receive promotion cards. Pro-
motion day programs will be pre-
sented In each department, and
the parents Of the children are urged
to make a special effort TO have
their children present and on time.
In keeping with this program.
the church has set aside Sunday as
enlistment Sunday, looking TO the
beginning OF the Loyalty Campaign
which will begin Oct. Q and will
continue for 10 weeks. ending Dec.
8. Therefore, 1t Is urged that every
member be present to receive in
structions and to register for the
fall and winter term.
, 1935-09-27
BRAzOS RIVER
RISE IS Due


TEMPLE, Sept. 27. -Fb- The
Little River, largest tributary OF
the Braxos, was on the biggest OF
It's many rises OF the year Friday as
plans were shaped 10 rush work on
the 900 BraEos watershed
flood control project. which has
been approved by President Roose-
welt.
The Leon r1ver. on which one Of
the major dams Of the PWA pro-
Jet was planned, had overflowed
thousands OF acres or farm land,
and the Lampasas river and Nolan
Creek poured In floodwater. Several
bridges were washed out. and
heavy damages to crops were pre-
dicted.
The Brazos project. said 10 be
the first In the nation planned on
the watershed control basis. calls
for construction Of Is major dams,
for which specifications have been
completed.
John Morris, chairman Of the
State Board OF Water Engineers,
estimated that the project would
soon put TO work $1,000 men. local
and transient wPA labor at a man
year cost OF less than $500. Morris,
who Is In Washington, told the
Brazos headquarters here by tele-
phone that he would remain In the
capital several days TO work out
details considered necessary 10 get
work started Immediately on the
conservation project.
II was estimated that the work
would be started within 80 days
provided land at reservoir sites
could be obtained.
The Brazos watershed covers a.
500 square miles. one-sixth OF the
area OF the state. IL embraces ri
per cent on Texas population, has
100000 acres in cultivation and
S736, 000, 900 assessed valuation, fig
ures computed In planning the pro-
iect showed.
Three million acres Of land In the
watershed are subject TO overflow
and almost all or that can be pro-
tected BY construction OF proposed
dams. officials said. adding that
100000 acres could be irrigated.
The Brazos In 900 miles long
longest in Texas. and Is the eighth
largest river in the nation. figure:
In the headquarters office here
showed.
, 1935-09-27
Education
Class Schedules
Are Completed
Especial % The Heraldl

tSpeciAi 70 me herAlul
LA FERIA. Sept. ia schedule
for classes in adult education has
been announced by Mrs. y. q
Sanders and Mrs. H. B. Field. teach
ers Of Spanish and music.
Advanced classes In Spanish will
meet Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock
and Thursday night at z. Interme-
date classes will meet Tuesday nc 7
p. m. and Wednesday afternoon at
4:30. Glasses for beginners will be
held Monday evenings from z TO Q
and Thursday evenings from 8 10 .
O'Clock. All Of the above classes will
be held In the high school build
ing. English classes for Spanish
speaking people will be held In the
Sam Houston school at 8 p. m. Mon
days and $3.50 p. m. Wednesdays.
Advanced classes in singing will
be held az the home of the ms
tructor, Mrs. Fiein, or South Park
er road on Moniay from 2 TO 4 p.
m. Tuesday afternoons from 2 20 o.
beginners and intermediate classes
In voice culture viii be held In the
junior high school auditorium
Tuesday evening from Y 70 10 the
community chorus will meet IN the
Methodist church. This class Is
open to all persons interested In
singing. On Thursdays from 3 10 Q
and from z to 10 classes in music ap-
probation will be held In the junior
high school. On Mondays. from 7 to
10 p. m. and Wednesdays, from 3 TO
s. miscellaneous classes In music,
arts and crafts, will be held for
Spanish-speaking persons in the
Sam Houston school.
The schedule will become effect
i've September 30.
, 1935-09-27
Monterrey Rotary
Invited to Valley

SAN BENTrO. Sept. 27.-Official
invitation to visit the San Benito
club next Thursday was wired TO
the Monterrey Rotary club Thurs
day by President Harry M. Carroll
OF the organization here.
Arrangements were made re-
Gently for a visit here by the Monter-
reg Rotarians and members here ex-
pect 10 return the visit next month
when the annual fair and livestock
exposition Is under way In the
Mexican city.
Juan S. Farias. manager CT the
Monterrey Chamber OF Commerce,
will speak az the club meeting here
on international Good VIII and
Trade"
, 1935-09-27

tration OF the Law had virtually
amounted To the states placing oil
tenders on the auction block and
selling permits 10 move illegal OIL
There was evidence, ~ said. or q
vicious practice" Of offering for
sale, by those claiming 70 have.
and possibly having. an entree to
Official records. $50 of increase
potentlals on wells together with
the resultant increases In daily
MllOwahles-
I'm fairness 20 the commission,
however. we report that the matter
rs under investigation at this time
by that body and has been placed
III the hands or the district attorney
Of the proper county" the commit
tee concluded.
, 1935-09-27
DUCE LIMITS NEWSPAPERS

ROME. PA new government
order. issued without explanation
limits newspapers &c 10 pages once
each week and 20 six pages on Wed
nesdays and Fridays. Since most pa
pers receive subsidies. economy Is
thought TO be the motive for the or
der.
, 1935-09-27

atmosphere II the name of the
solid earth, and hy~drosphere Of
water.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-03
M'NUTT HEADS
RILEY BIRTHDAY
PROGRAM HERE
Governor to Speak at City
School Celebration
Monday.

Gov McNutt will be the principal
speaker Monday At the school chill
dren's Observance Of James Whit
comb Rileys birthday on the lawn
Of the Riley home in Lockerbie-st.
The Rev II Z Eberhardt. Wheel
er City Rescue Mission superintend-
ent, a former pupil Of School 9,
near the Riley home. Will offer the
invocation. Hugh Mex LandOn.
president Of the Riley Memorial As
ISOLATION, will preside
Miss Agnes NahOney. principal Of
School 9, who IS in general charge,
said that the pupils from her school
and from School 2 and Technical
High School would take part in the
exercises, starting at 1920 a. m.
The new therapeutic pool at the
James WhitComb Riley Memorial
Hospital will be dedicated formally
to the crippled BOYS and girls Of the
state at o'clock Monday afternoon.
Representatives Of the Governor
Commission on Unemployment Re-
lief, Indiana University and the
Riley Memorial Association are on
the program
Special invitations have been is
sued to organizations throughout
the state interested in the hospital
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-03
BLACK-DRAUGH7
Relieves One Cause of
Distress After Meals

When constipation interferes with
the normal working Of the digestive
system, warning symptoms. such as
hatulence or distress after eating.
may appear.
Many people, afflicted as described
below, take pinch Of Black-Draught
after meals. Mr. c. D. McIver, Of
Panama City. Fla, writes:
II suffered with gas pains. Every
thing I ate seemed to hurt me. lost
weight from 1l9 to ia pounds. Some
one told me to try Black Draught Aft
er taking small doses awhile. l found
was better. l kept it up and began
gaining weight until | was back TO
normal. would not be without Black
DrauGht."
Many others would not like to be
without Black-Draught after having
learned from their own use of it how
helpful it is in the relief of consti-
patton troubles. Sold in 25-cent
packages .-AdvtrtiSement.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-03
OCT. 8, 1895

night at 7:3O in the Holiday build
ing. 241 z. Ohio-st. w. w. McKin-
nev will speak.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-03
oman URGES
FINCERPRINTINC
u. S. Agent Recommends
Measure in Talk at
KiWaniS Lunch.

Responsible American citizens are
urged to send their fingerprints TO
the Department of Justices civil
identification department by H. H.
Reinecke, special agent in charge of
Indiana, Federal Bureau of Investi-
cation.
Speaking before the Kiwanis
Club luncheon at the Columbia Club
Yesterday Mr.. Reinecke also sug-
gested that employers require their
employees to be fingerprinted.
"Fingerprinting is protection
against amnesia and lack of identi-
f1cation in accident and kidnapping
cases" Mr.. Reinecke said. He ex-
planned the various functions Of the
bureau in crime detection and iden-
tiflcation.
Paul Runyan, Ryder Cup team
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-03
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

golfer, and Gene Kunes. Canadian
open golf champion, were intro
duced to the club by Bill Wallace,
golfing editor of the Miami (F1a.)
Herald. The golfers arrived in Indi-
annapolis yesterday for the Veterans
of Foreign Wars open got tourna-
ment.
Mr.. Wallace said that he believed
a record entry had been sent for golf
tournaments with the 300 entries
now. on file. He estimated that the
matches would bring 100000 to In
dianapolis.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-03

The indianapolis Rabbit Breeders
Association will meet tomorrow
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-03
SECURITY ACT PRAISED
Measure Described as Most UtOpian
Ever Passed" at Bar Dinner.

Ralph r Rudolph. vice president
of the Commerce Clearing House.
Inc, described the Social Security
Act as the most Utopian measure
ever passed in this country" at a
dinner meeting of the Indianapolis
Bar Association held in the COlum-
bia Club last night.