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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-07-09
RELIEF WORKS
ALLOTMENTS
PUZZL|NG
International News Service


The job of spending four billion
dollars to try to put 100000
employables from the relief rolls
to work developed new compiled
tions today.
Announcement by the Works
Allotment Advisory Board that
one hundred million dollars had
been "ear-marked" for reclama-
ton projects - including some
twenty-nine million dollars in pro
jects already approved-evidenced
intervention from Capitol Hill.
Approval by the President of a
number of non-Federal public
works grants in sums under
$25, 900 indicated that the recent
White House announcement
clarifying" public works and
works progress projects wasn't
quite so clarifying.
That announcement was to the
effect that all projects under
$25, 900 would be works progress
projects, except those clearly COM
ing under public works. and all
over $25,0CO would be public
works projects.
The reclamation fund was ap.
proved in the face of regulations
announced for the program that
$1,140 must provide work for one
year for one worker, including all
costs of materials, transportation,
and supplies. Reclamation prof,
ects average $4,000 per man per
year,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-07-09
New Restrictions
On German Plays

BERLIN G.N.S).-A play by a
foreign author. before being per-
mitted to make its bow to the
German public, henceforth will
have to leap a lot of hurdles.
DR.. Joseph Goebbels has decreed
that the brain child of a foreign
author must have the following
qualifying background:
It's author must be Aryan.
He must be able to really rep
resent his own country from an
artistic point of view"
He must convey correct impres.
Sions of his country to German
audiences.
He must found the theme on
a world outlook not fundamentally
opposed to the German viewpoint.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-07-09
Va. Shirt Factory
Women Walk Out

FREDERICKSBURG, Va, July
9.-Faced with a 10 per cent wage
cut, nearly so women and girl
employees of the local branch of
the Morris Wineman Company,
o Baltimore, shirt manufacturers,
walked out yesterday. Only four
employees stayed at their posts.
Leaders of the walkout pointed
out the factory had been paying
$12 for So hours work under the
NRA, but when the code was
abandoned the factory returned
to a piece-work basis which en-
abled the employees to earn from
ST to $40 during a 44.hour week.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-07-09
COPELAND SEES
CONGRESSMAN
NEEDING REST
BY EDWARD 3. LOCKETT
Copyright. 1895. by international
News Service)

Congress will be counting death
for it's older members if it works
through the hot summer months
as scheduled
This solemn warning was issued
today by the Senate'S only ply
stefan member, Senator Royal s.
Copeland CD of New York. He
demanded that the two houses
suspend operations for the sum
mer and go home for a rest
adding:
mo man over So years old is
safe in this weather, after the
long, firing session that he has
already been through"
REP. EICHER ILL
The New York physicians omi.
nous words came at a time when
q dozen or more members Of the
House and Senate were showing
the strain of long hours and con-
slant work.
Representative Eicher (D0 OF
Iowa. who fought through the
House utility holding company
battle for the New Deals death
clause" was the latest victim, He
was taken to the hospital suffer
ing from a heart attack. Several
other House members have, re-
Gently suffered heart attacks, and
have been unable TO answer roll
calls.
In the Senate, it was learned
that the pressure of business" in
the office of DR.. George w. Calver
official Capitol physician, has in
creased materially during the past
several hot weeks.
Senator Copeland said:
"These men here have had
gruelling year, a long, firing
session. They are in no cOndi-
ton to stay here through the
hot months and work.
"They do not sleep as well as
in cool weather. They become
tired more easily. They need
rest, and need it badly. 1 can
see that they are tired, that
their vitality is low.
To-day, this Congress is in
no physical condition to legis-
late wisely, Sensibly and safely"
Machine cooled air sweeps
through the Capitol, but is not ir.
stalled in all offices. Senate.
Copeland said that this, although
providing relief while working
created a dangerous condition.
Nothing could be worse than
continually going in and out of
refrigerated air. 1t is awful,
and places a continuous strain
on the physical being. Every.
one knows bad health obtains
amOng butchers, who must go in
and out Of their cold boxes.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-07-09

Theme Of "BarcaroIIe," from "Tht
The United States Navy Band,
under the direction of Lieut..
Charles Benter braved the threat
ening elements last night for the
only outdoor concert, and near
the end of the program, while the
Scherzo of the New World SYM
phony," was in progress, the GO
in Home" theme was anticipated
by a sudden shower.
The recital of the Marian Chace
Dancers was not attempted last
night but will be given tonight
at the Sylvan Theater with the
United States Army Band giving
a preliminary concert at TAO
o'clock.
It is quite unfortunate that the
management of the Community
Center Festivals did hot have
someone on the Monum n t
Grounds last night to inform
about 1000 people who gathered
and waited for the dance recital.
Not everyone happened to hear
the announcement of the post
ponement of the program over the
local radio stations.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-07-09
ARCHITECT is DEAD

HARTFORD, Conn, July 9
UN.S).-George Keller, 90, promi-
nent architect, who designed the
memorial to President James A.
Garfield at Cleveland, died at his
home here.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-07-09
'PINCHED' BY SHOES

NEW YORK, July 9.-Three
youths walked down Fifth Avenue
limping so painfully that Patrol
man Arthur WinquiSt stopped
them. They confessed they stole
shoes that didn't fit.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-07-09
3 CoNVICTS CAUGHT

GREENFIELD, Mass, July 9
ON.SO Police today captured
Wallace Gary, 80, Leo FisSette,
81, and Norman Adams, %, three
of four convicts who escaped
from the Franklin county Jail.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-07-09
CARNIVAL JULY II Vi

Under the auspices of st. TIE.
resa's Church, a carnival will be
held at Nichols Ave. and U St.
S. E., from July II through July
an
Washington Journal., 1935-09-20
6ablte iidj ME men ssburen.

ul1eber elm Sabr babe i9 berltrt-
geooftert. SD fonnte ni6t i9lafen
uno bette feinen appetit nno mein
&0rper i6mano oabin. ga fanfte
i'd bier 6lai6en 6orni's Mpenfr1lt-
ter, unb nadoem i9 orei Slai1en
eingenommen batte, fiiblte id, oaB.
mein &orper pieoer in gutem 3ll-
itanoe NOR. gea9 Der pierten Sla11e
fiiblte ib mid tpie Elm men %geborener
Menid. 80 LANCE ih lebe, peroe
i6 alpenfr1liter i'm Sauie BADEN. /"
Dieter Brief mnroe bon Jrou Mat-
biloe &lein Gegino, Goif., Gonnoa,
gel6rieben. @os MlpenfrGuter fir
oieie 6rau getan bot, fonnte es aud
fir anOere tltn. 9ieles bortreffli9e
&rdlter- SeiImittel fam ni6t in
Apotbefen gefauft tperoen. gs miro
nur BON 2ofalagenten geliefert.
3meds meiterer Musfunft i1reiben
Sic an Or. Setter Sobrnep & Cons
So, 2501 @aibington 8lboy Chi
cago, 81.
Washington Journal., 1935-09-20
BiGnif nm6 0artenfeit in y@ald
@rDbe".

SIN Sommergarten in 08ald's
@rope" lit am Sonntag, Den %.
bon nahmittaes 3 ubr
an, qroBes @artenfeit. Cine Muiif-
fapele miro nahmittaes &on5ert-
multi uno nben6s 5rm San8e altf-
ipielen. Sir grrtes giien iorgt Die
befannte Slide bon Srau @al6. @s
gibt Sauerbroten itno &ortoffelfloBe
nnO ionit nod ones, mas oas Ser3
begehrt. 9as Mbner 9rurD Bier lit
om 3opf 81 5 Gent oos @Ios. @er
olio einen i60nen Nadmittng I'M
berleben min, Der treffe iih
am Sonntag in .Walh'S @rone".
1cIet NIB uerbet fir Gnre 0ereins.
Washington Journal., 1935-09-20

Der Weonn miro fib in Ser 8ufunft
bemiiben, iein 2estes ber5ugeben, nm
Die bieiigen 3ui6auer eritens 3n be-
geiitern uno 5peitens Die lange Geiie
nod Bennings erinnerungsrei9 gu
gcltolten.
Sic miiien pobl i6on: NG6iten
Sonntag gebt bic @anni6aft altf
&eiien. Sin Ausflug nod Gnmber-
lano, No. 9ortiger @egner: ngela-
neie g. g.. Sreffpunft Ser @ann-
idaft: 4 l1br, Sonnabeno @admit=
tag, 8iSconiin Anenue, @ogemoore
Cane (8anfgebGltoe Bethesda, Mo.)
Sdladtenbummler iinO germ mill
fommen uno oil SpaB mie gergnii-
gen miro es beltimmt ni6t mangeln.
Gur nidt i'm lebten 4ugenblid ent-
Idei0en, menns 8u ipdt lit. 8ie
@aibington uGoit~ miro bereits
W}ontae friib oa8 SpielreiuItot per-
0ffcntli6en, faas iemano Sntereiie
boben ioate2
Critics 9igoipiel in 8ennings:
6. Sftober gegen ugomi-8ooters
(2ettidbrige 9igareiultate: 2-3 reip.
3-2.)
Washington Journal., 1935-09-20
Stabtifder AbenS-G q nl-l1nterridt
besinnt pieOer.

Ser abenOi6uI nnterri6t an
@aibinetoner Sigh S6ulen be-
ginnt nddite @o9e, ben %. Septem-
Der. Motrifulation fann erfolgen
an Ser Central Sigh dule, Ser
uSine@ -Sltnior- Sigb-S dule, Der Wfe-
&inleD-S -Sdule, Der &ooTeoelt=
Sigh 1ule, ferner Der n@ebfter4-
S6ule uno uMbbot 8%ocationol~
S1uIe. N1an fam Gbemie, 8ioIo-
gle, Moi9inenfunoe, fremoe Spro.
den (Stalienii9, Sran86fii6, 2otein,
9euti6, Spanii6) @ei6i6te, Sour
nalismus, 8udfibrrng, Motbema-
tiff, gIeftri8itdt, 3eianen, Gnglii9.
iStenogropbie, Mni9ineni6reiben,
falfm6niihes &edt, uno orgI. mebr
fat umionit lernen. Der l1nterri6t
lit @ontag, Maittmo6 uno 9onners-
tag, bon $50 l1br Bis 10 l1br.
Washington Journal., 1935-09-20
nGinitebe 5tr 8flidterfiilnng bis
gum Menferiten"l

8alter bon S6oen, nguf @or-
poiten fir 9euti9lano~. uniere
&olonien i'm @eltfrieg. Neit % Sill
bern uno 4 &arten. 8erlqg llaftein,
Berlin. &artoniert 2 Marf; 2einen
2.85 Marf.
lleber ben Seloenfampf in Sen
oeuti6en &olonien pdbreno 0es
8eltfrieges feblte bisber cine 8ulam-
menfaiienoe 9ariteallng. Sn Dem
loeben eri6ienenen 8u6 ,Mllf Gor-
poIten fir 9euti9lano~ meroen mad
elmer fur5en @inleitung iiber bic @nt-
ltebung Der &olonien Die @reiqniIle
ge6iloert, Die ii9 fern Ser Seimat
fpabreno oes groBen &rieges abipiel-
ten.
Seinem Bud bat Ser 8erIoHer oas
befonnte Selegramm 0es @ouper-
nelrs bon Siingtau bonn IS. gugitIt
1914 oorangeiteat: v@inItebe 3llr
Bflidterfiiaung bis gum MeuBer-
fen.
uauf 8orpolten fir 0eutIhlon0~
beginnt NIT Der S6iloerung Ser po-
rnoielii6en Snieltpelt I'M Stiaen
S5ean, Die nidt Derteioiat meroen
fonnte uno fat fompflos in 6ein0es-
lano fiel, er5dblt bon Dem Seloen-
fompf Der 1000 SIingtauer aeqen
cine 8elagerungsormee BON 63,0
Sapanern. gs fiibrt frell8 uno quer
ourA Die afrifanii1en &olonien, oip
obne 8efeitieung, ia Iogar obne mo-
oerne Waffen, berteioigt mur0en.
IS lit 0as 9obe 2ieo Der Hfliht-
e%rfiilung uno oes Samples fir sic
8affenebre, nidt MIR oes Soloaten,
ionoern zines ieoen oeuti6en Men-
i6en. Siiopeft-M frifa bat fat elm
Sobr 8ioeritano geleiitet; oie Same
rnner Srrppe bat eineinbalb Sabre
lang gefdmpft uno lit erit nah p6ni-
gem Wunitionsberbrait6 in m1tIter-
batter OrOnlng aiif netttrales @ebiet
iibergetreten. Sn SItafrifo mebte
nod naA ~ Sabren Die 6euti1e
Sabine an Der Spite elmer unbeIieq-
ten S6or, Die gegen cine mebr ols
5fpan0igfa6e neberma6t fdmpfte uro
Washington Journal., 1935-09-20
Strafenbabn- Sunmelle e~mpfOblen
fir @aibinstOr.

StraBentunneae fir Die GtroBen-
balm innerbalb oes 3entrums Der
Staot @aibingtons murOen in oieien
Sagen bon Serrn (n8eopIe's goun-
clio u@olfsrat" @. 81. &oberts bor-
gei6lagen, ballptid9li9 fir Die
Connection" -Mbenue un0 Die @e-
gen0 iiiOli9 BON ~Sbomos Circle"
uno DUPONT Circle uro 14te Stra-
Re, NorQneit. Ser @erfebr ioa oa-
our6 erlei6tert uno entlaltet meroen.
Washington Journal., 1935-09-20
Observation-Disclosures in @aIbina-
ton bDd.

Isle lange befonnt lit, lit @aibing-
ton elm teltres Yfloiter. gtidt nur
lino Die Waieten b0ber ais in SEN
meilten an0ern St1oten g. g. 8alti=
more, philadelphia, Yittsburgb).
Nu6 ionit 5nblt man mebr bier, fir
&leioer, S1ube, 2ebensmtttel Sob
len. 3tDar iino &artoffeln lett iiber-
al biaig pie ME 5lloor (@funo MIR
| Gent, ebenio @emiiie; ober fir
5leiif uno MebI 5ablt man i'm Ser
b1ltnis gum Sabre 1888 ieBt oiel-
faA fat Pop 8ro8ent mebr; 10
Yro5ent mebr ais 1884; uno 3tpar
mebr aud als in anoeren Srten 0es
2anOes. Die Steigerung Der 9reiie
fir oas 2nno an iid mar ni9t 10
bod; iie betrug fir 2ebensmittel
14.9 Yro5ert I'M 8erglei9 3u 1888,
unO 81 Bro5ent i'm @erbGItnis gu
1884. Sir MaiI6, &1fe, Settle, Dele,
5leii6 gier, 5ablt man ieBt Die bod
item 9reiie in ben IeBten 5 SSabren.
Die Yreiie in @aibington iino poii=
tip bober ols in 80 Stdotert, nit
oenen man gerglei9e angeiteat bat,
Die Nietspreiie iinO Inn Elm 0rittel
I'M 9urdidnitt bober ais a~noerspo.
unteriu6ungen in oieien 9ingen
madt Der 8aibingtoner ngoniumers
Council, Der elm 8iiro i'm uMatber"-
@eballOe bat, r@~ StraBe, q. So,
ger. GIG.
Washington Journal., 1935-09-20

2cIet mmS tuerbet fir Gare gereins,
scitnns, Oas r@aibiHstOn SOurmal".
Washington Journal., 1935-09-20
9tnsebOt Der &eidsresiermns an
amerifaniIde Snbnber ODm OaiDes-
nn6 YOnns-Anleiben gum Gnfanf
DOn 3insabfdnitten sesem Dollar
Sablmns.

8. g. 9. bat am 10. Geptember
1885 folgenoe amtli6e NtitteiIung
p~erbreitet:
uSSi1 ben 8ereinigten Stoaten bon
Imerifa oomi5ilierten Snbabern BON
Stiifen amerifanii9er Mbi1nitte Der
9atpes- nno Ooilng=Nnleibe, oenen
oiefe Stiide am 1. S1tIi 1886 geb0r-
ten, miro Die M0gIi1feit eroffnet,
lire am Is. Sftober be8tD. am L.
DECEMBER 1885 fdaigen 3insi6eine
an nod befannt5ugebenoe Gtelen in
BEN 8ereinigten Staoten BON glme-
rifa 5u berfaufen. 0iefe @teGen
neroen 8insi9eine in Dollars 5u Ell
mem Breiie anfaufen, Der einen Gins
fitB BON nomineu so BEL Ser Games,
unO 40 bef Der goung-anleibe
glei9fommt.
@in5elbeiten oieier &egelung per=
ben nod re6t8eitig befoirntgegebe1l.
9ie @inI0iung Der 3insi1eine, Be-
rem Snbaber BON oieler 8erfoufs-
mogli9feit feinen @ebrau6 MAIDEN,
erfolgt nod Der anldBli9 Ser Iesten
3insidein- 6duigfeit befonntgegebe=
men &egelung."
Washington Journal., 1935-09-20
0SreunOe Ocs @cuen 9emti6lanb1
Crtsgrnppe @aIbinstOn, .. s.

Serte, Sreitag, ben 20. Septem-
Der, abenos s ubr, beteiligt IiA ole
beige Srtsgruppe an benz in Ser
2ebmanns Sane in Baltimore Itatt-
%finoenoen Stiftungsfeit Ser 9rts-
gruppe Baltimore. Ereff8eit: Seute
A6eno 7 llbr Dor Sears. &oebuf &
Co. 8laOensburg &oab.
gm Mittmo1, ben 25. Geptem-
be-, abenos s l1br, miro sic bielige
Srtsgrlippe in Ser Mrcooia-Saae,
14te StraBe uno Barf &ooo, Sc. SO,
einen Spre9abeno p%eranItalten. Der
&auptreoner, Serr @ooo, aus SEEM
Oorf, miro in englii9er Spra1e iiber
Die Aufgaben oes 8ltnoes Der .Sreltn-
oe oes Neren 9euti6lono" iprehen
uno ieine Mitorbeit nit Dem iibrigen
9euti6tum Mmerifas. 9aran miro
iih cine offene 9ebatte ani6lieBen.
@intritt 10 Gents.
Sos BON Der bieiigen Srtsgruppe
geplante @rnte=9 anffeIt uno @bren-
tag oes Mlters miro am 13. Sftober
os. So, abenos 7.30 llbr, in Der
Mrcooia-Soae ltattfinoen. 9euti6-
ltommige 8eiu6er, i'm @lter BON
minbeftens IS Sabren, meroen obne
Gintrittsge6iibr 8ugelaiien. ga6 Dem
5eitprogramm uno Aufmari6 Der
6abnen finoet elm San3Dergniigen
itatf. @intritt 65 Gents, i'm 8or-
perfouf So Gents. NGberes i'm Mn-
~8eigenteil Oes @aibington Sournols
pom If. Oftober.
Washington Journal., 1935-09-20
Aus 0ereimsereifem
Sport pom eunntas

SoeolItes @etter begiinltigte Die
BON ben @eurid 8refpers arrangier-
tie capitalization, beinobe mar es
etpos 5l1 beiB fir ben an uno fir
li9 anftrengenoen @eltiport 6uBbaa.
Oie beioen Wannidaften fir oas
8oripiel, Stalion 9. g., @aibing-
ton uno Mibton Suniors BON 8alti-
more, Iteaten li6 piinftli6 benz
S6ieosrihter 8. Wiit1en, Ser iibri-
gems Die 2eitung mdbreno DeS Spie-
les ME aus Ieiner @an0 Iteb. Ser
Spielperlauf NIT Dem gn~oergebnis
bon 20 fit .Mibton" mar ni6t iiber-
rnI9en0, Ga eigentIi6 NIT beilererG
&onnen 0eg Giegers gerehnet pltr0e.
yn te6niiGer @infi6t 5etgten iid)
oiele SSStniors bon Der beiten Seite,
litten aber Ieioer an Dem &apitalfeh-
Ter aler 6uBballipieler: S6neae,
entI9loHene S6uBfraft. 9en Sto-
Iienern feblte nidts an &fgeiit
uno beinabe m66ten mir iogen. Dob
in Ser 3tpeiten @alb8eit NIT etfpas
mebr @liid 0as @reebnis enti6eioet=
oe @erGnoerungen batte erfabren
f0nnen, tDenn
SSa, ia, menn man MN i6on inn
mer iiher lit, 0aB elm Spiel oerlo-
rem gebt, obne Die 80 W1imlten ab5u-
parten, oann fommt es eben geraoe
garr8 onoers. 8etDeis: uSeuri6s"
1dlagen sic eStonepaa Democrats"
nno tpirfli1e MorDlano State Giant
pions Az. Sreili1 iino oa aaerbano
@ntI9ul0igungen 90, aber Die Sat-
ia9e fam niemano bon ser Snno
meiien, bob Die l6neioig 6efleioeten
8lal=8eiBen nit aaem grnit uno
ieoem perfiigliden Weut Der mDralii6
iiberlegenen Wanni6aft ans 2e0er
gingen. Sbenorein moren Die Siefi-
gen nod faum poa5dblig uno Stone-
mon's 1teaten n II r s meme 2eute einl
IS mar ia nur Elm 6reunof6afts-
fpiel, 10 iagen man6e, Die bieaei6t
elm anoeres &eiultat mebr piafom-
men gebeiBen bdtten. @ir fennen
ben @eiit Der Baltimorer SlBbnn-
genein0e uno piiien gon5 genalt, mie
pebe oieie 4-3 i'm Magen Der Stone-
malls Iiegen. IS lit bemerfens-
inert, oaB Die Baltimore Sun
ni9ts bon oieiem Spiel p~eroffentlif-
tie, obmobl bic @aibington n8oit" es
brett fabelteI Sea, mie lebte ISOLDE
ertpGbnt i'm SuBboa gibt es ebeli
leberrai9ungen uno am lebten
Sonntag mar oas Elm 8eiipiel 0a-
fir
Ser Spielperlouf mar ausgegli-
den. &orperlih Die nSelrids1 i'm
Nadteil. 8eioe Manni1often ourb-
ans nidt in @o6form. ungenaues
8ufpiel uno immer nod gigenniiBig=
felt bebinoerten Die BiermGnner on
mebr Eorerfolgen. &omiIderweiie
berloren Die @egner pieoer einen
Manm perlett. (g8ie lettes Sabr i'm
eriten 2igoipieD. u~eberrageno, iid
Itets glei6bleibeno uno trob ieiner
beinabe 33 Sabre rnermiioli6 lit
ser Spielfiibrer Der 68-M1nner,
Sefie Burton. Gin pradtboaes Bet
ipieI fir iiingere 5uBbanipieler, Die
fi1 gerne immer ngllt" nennen
ltno mem bat pobl nidt oas Senate
Bier geidmedt2 Die Mannf6aft
oanft NIT ~oanfbaren @efiiblen alien
Den 9eltiden, oie hoIfen, ourh ibre
@egenpart oteien Sonntog 81 einem
ben6tliden Grfolg 5u geItalten. Sc
Washington Journal., 1935-09-20
SIN &f sesen Die Arbcitsluiisfeit
in 8aibingtOn.

3m0lf groBere ar6eitSproiefte,
pel6e $3.50 @erionen omtli6 Or
belt peridaffen Ioaen, bot ioeben Die
8eboroe, mel6e 0Giitrict @orfs
8roiects 8oarO~ beiBt, sur Ausfiib=
rung angenommen. Die Soften oa=
fir belaufen iib alIf $~3,419,279 un0
bringen Die @eiamtol1sgoben fir
dbnli6e 3mede fir @~rbeitsloie in
@aibington allf $tt,219,128. Cir
better, Die bisber @el0unterItiiBung
BON Der &egierung erbielten, befom=
men nun 4rbeit fir &~eporoturen an
Gegierungsgebdltber @ai9en, @ol5-
iagen. Geinigen Serftelen bon Wfa=
tra8en. 5000 Srauen loa nod Ell
mem Deiteren 8lar, Der 81, 960,644
beri1lingen nitroe, eigene Mrbeit err
balten. 1000 nSllngens~ i'm Sitter
BON 1916 Sabren, mel9e bisber
@elounteritiiBung empfingen, ioaen
8eI6dftigung finoen. &ranfenbdu-
Ter ioIen Silfsorbeiter erbulten unO
5fpar aqer mogli6en Mrt, gum Stu,
blum uno CUR &loiiifi8ierung alter
8apiere uno 9ofumente, in ser
@al6anitalt, als 9iener etc. &ana=
liiationsarbeiten lolen gef0roert,
8ege gebaut, StraBen begraoigt
mer0en.
Washington Journal., 1935-09-20
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8Iattes.
Washington Journal., 1935-09-20

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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-20
QUILTED RAYON

Here's a gift that will
go over big! They're
smartly tailored and
neatly trimmed. The
colors are just what
she'd W a n t. Your
choice, small, medium
and large sizes.
Leaders Second Floor
Evening star., 1935-05-26
CONTEST RULES!
CLIP and sdre for re.trence.I

N"P uHu sure lW IeFtItHCt.i
!. Anyone is eligible 10 enter the con
test with the exception of employees Of
ColgateP Palmolive- Peet Co. their adj
vertising agency, and families
2. Write letter of 100 words. or less.
telling by | use and prefer
PalmOlive Soap" Print your full name
and address. and name of dealer from
whom you bought Palmollve Soap.
}. All letters will be judged on their
clearness. sincerity and interest. Liter
AIRY ability is of no value. Just write as
# you were writing to friend. Simple.
aasy-tO-writel letters will win the prizes
(iou may submit as many letters as
you wish.
.. Each letter you submit must be ac-
companied by the black bands from
three cakes Of Palmolive Soap COR rea-
sonably accurate copies Mail to
Colgate Palmolive- Peet Co. Dept No.
Jersey City, New Jersey.
S. Contest closes June Is. 1885. All
letters must be in the mail before mid
night of that date. Winners will be
notified on July 2.
8. The Judges will be: Mr.. Emil Rohde,
Pres, Natl Hairdressers and Cos
metologists Association: Mrs. 'Wini-
fred Fayant, Pres, American Cosme-
ticians Association; Miss Elizabeth
Woodward, Associate Editor of Ladies
Home Journal. Judges decisions must
be accepted as final. In event of ties,
duplicate prizes will be awarded.
=. All entries become the property of
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Co.
Evening star., 1935-05-26

XVTAS there ever contest SO
w exciting E. yet so easy!
Here's all you do! just write US
a short, simple letter (accompa.
MED by black bands from 3 cakes
of Palmolive) .. telling why |
use and prefer Palmoliue Soap"
(See contest rules for details.)
Your letter may easily win one
of these wonderful tours and
the 3 cakes of Palmolive are GER
tain TO bring you the allure of
soft, smooth skin.
So get 3 cakes of Palmolive to.
day. Try this fine beauty soap,
made with soothing olive and
palm oils :. See how marvelously
it cleanses.. how gently but
deeply its rich. velvety lather pene-
trates your pores, bringing out
every clogging particle. Then
watch your skin grow lovelier
day by day Long before the
third cake is gone, what a mar
X
Ask your Grocer or Druggist
for complete contest details
Evening star., 1935-05-26
Pattern 3042-FLANNEL

Pattern 3042-FLANNEL
SPORTS SUIT. ClasSically
simple. but up to the min
ute in style is this easily
made tWo-piece costume,
suitable for almost any
Summer daytime occa-
sion. The fabric is a color
fast, lightweight, smooth
flannel that does net
shrink under repeated tub
bing and is equally smart
for Summer in dark or
pastel shades. Designed in
sizes Ia, l6, l8 and 20, 40
and AZ. Corresponding
bust measurements 80, 81,
So, 38. 40 and ~. Size Is
'34l requires 27s yards of
54-lnch fabric, plus ss
yard OF 39-inch contrast
Evening star., 1935-05-26
With Your Own Needle

You solve your Summer wardrobe problems
by using the easy-tO-fOllOw patterns from which
these smart and serviceable styles we're made.
Evening star., 1935-05-26

FRED c. LUTZ tef, Justice of the Peace in Rverdae
In office Sonotone plays most important
SOnOtOne
the clarity that needed free demon
saon of this modern aid corrective hearing through bone
American Medical ASSN visit Sonotone- washington Co. 53
ShOreham Bldg National O922.
Evening star., 1935-05-26
OLIVE OIL
ITS BEAUTY SECRET

OLIVE OIL -.
ITS BEAUTY SECRET
Why does Palmolive do such
wonders for your skin? Because
Palmolive, unlike other soaps, is
made from precious cosmetic oils
"a scientific blend of soothing
olive and palm oils used by
lovely women since Cleopatra's
time to keep skin exquisitely soft
and smooth!
That is why Beauty Experts
the world over say: Use only
Evening star., 1935-05-26
TOUR, " PREFERRED

Palmoli,e for daily complexion
care" And that is why millions
of women the world over use and
prefer Palmolive Soap.
20 FIRST-PRIZE TOURS -.
YOU MAY WIN ONE!
20 lucky winners sail July 3lst on
worlds largest ship French
Lines palatial IS. S. Normandie"
:. return September 2nd :. "a
glorious days. in European coun-
tries Paris. London, Rome,
apd six other Old World cities
-. All expenses paid. and $500
pocket money" for every winner.
Railroad fare to and from New
York also paid. First class accom-
modations aboard ship and
throughout the entire tour.
What a glorious, care-free vaca-
ton . And you have every chance
in the world to win! So be sure TO
buy cakes Of Palmoiive and
write that leuer-today.