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The Washington times., 1935-01-31

Leave Of absence is granted to-:
Lieut.. Col. George L. Van
Deusen, Signal Corps, one month.
Capt. Edward B. Mckinley,
Quartermaster Corps, one month.
Capt. Raphael Baez, jr., Air
Corps, three months and Is days.
Capt. Robert c. Gaskill, Medical
Corps. two months.
Second Lieut.. Theodore r.
Kimpton, Infantry, one month
and % days.
Lieut.. Col. John Magruder, Field
Artillery, to Berne, Switzerland.
Lieut.. Col. Henry c. Coburn, jr.,
Medical Corps, to Washington,
D. C.
Capt. George M. Chandler,
Quartermaster Corps, to Hawaii.
Capt. Charles w. Dietz, Quar-.
ternaster Corps. to New Cumber.
land, Pa.
Capt. James T. Menzie, Cavalry,
to Adjutant Generals Depart
r1ent.
Capt. Dwight Lawson, Medical
Corps, to Hawaii.
Major John M. Weiss, Medical
Corps, to Hawaii.
Capt. David r. Nimocks, Infan.
try, to Gainesville, Ga.
Leave Of absence is granted to
The Washington times., 1935-01-31
EX-W|FE SUING
CHALONER

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Jan.
81 (SpeciaD. - John Armstrong
Chaloner, the aging millionaire,
who's telegram, who's looney
now?" echoed around the world,
is being sued for $22, 500 back ali.
mony by his former wife, Princess
Amelie Rives Troubetzkoy, in New
York.
While Chaloner is i'll, and would
make no statement, his attorneys
are bringing a counter-action to
fight the Princess suit, which
would attach the income from q
trust fund of more than $1,000, 900.
Chaloner, who has an estate
near Gotham, and the Princess,
who lives nearby, both refused to
answer the telephone.
Chaloner Is granddaughter Of
Mrs. William Astor. Adjudged in.
sane in 1912, he escaped from
Bloomingdale Sanitarium, was ad.
judged sane in Virginia, and has
lived there since.
The Washington times., 1935-01-31
Delicious Balanced Sea
Food Combinations

You know. folks, I get the big.
gest kick out of writing copy for
THE OLMSTED GRILL, 1886 G
ST. Each time dine there and
"get the dope for this heah
column" 7 become educated.
Now this week I learned Of
three of the most delicious
sea food combinations served
daily at the grill. Don't these
make your mouth water?
FRIED LYNNHAVEN OYSTERS
french fried potatoes Uith EGs.
tern Shore Pepper Hash Relish
90. FRIED FILET OF SOLE
and select scG1Iops 1Dith tartar
sauce, jultenne potatoes and
cole slGD. D.. FRIED SEA BASS
Dreaded t0ith corn meal, hGsEed
cream potatoes (GltDGys made
With pure creGnl) and celery
salad. I know as soon as you
read this you'll dash into OLM-
STED'S and order one Of these
combinations. Don't blame you'll
The Washington times., 1935-01-31
Hunting Hill Group
Sponsors Dinner

HUNTING HILL, Md, Jan. 81.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the
Hunting Hill Church will hold
their annual turkey supper at
the parish hall tomorrow night.
The committee in charge Is
headed by Mrs. Long, assisted by
Mrs. Gloyd, Mrs. Powell and Mrs.
Henley.
The Washington times., 1935-01-31
Buds Are One of the Busiest
Shops in Totvn

3. because their values are bona.
11de and, I believe, they offer
more for the money than any
frock shop in the city. Now, for
instance, host Of new "springy"
dresses have just arrived-crepes
and taffetas, plain, prints and
combinations. You'll adore the
new and different styles, trim
treatments and colors. all sizes
.. and they're so inexpensively
priced, $6.98. and for the same
low cost you may purchase lovely
party gowns, formerly 1898 and
$11.9S, reduced to clear. Sizes IA
to 20. Freshen up your wardrobe
with a crisp new frock. Hurry
Into THE BUD DRESS SHOP,
1906 G ST., this week end.
The Washington times., 1935-01-31
And If You Can't Go South

ana T 7 Ou OGnt GO SOl1th
1.-The nearest thing I can sug.
geSt are frequent visits to CLUB
HABANA, 1118 CONN. AVE-, for
there you will find a warm, in.
viting atmosphere, similar to a
gay genial South American Can
tina" The twinkling stars, the
moving clouds, the swaying palm
trees lend q romantic atmos-
phere that not even the best of
us can resist. I've heard tell"
that the food and drinks are un.
usually fine, and after sampling
same a few times, I quite agree.
II you haven't danced to Moe
Raer's music you've a real treat
in store for you. This week there
is an excellent dance team to en-.
tertain you. so don't miss an
other evening. And do attend
the Saturday luncheon dances
-. they're Csc up. and really
swell! Phone MA. 1921.
The Washington times., 1935-01-31
Pern1GnentS Reduced to
$500 and $500

II you hurry you can still take
advantage of the Permanent
Wave Specials offered by THE
MAXINE MAX BEAUTY
SALON, 3rd floor at 1929 F ST.
Opposite Fox Theater). Regu.
lar $1,000 permanents reduced
to $500: $3.50 permanents now
$500. These include a recon
ditioning treatment, which would
ordinarily cost $3.50, free of
charge. Julia McGrady at MAX
nE MAX is an "artist in her
line" She gives waves that have
O deep sleek, soft appearance
and finishes them off by clusters
Of lovely curls. and, Mr.. Swope
iS the expert hair cutter at MAX
me MAX. so my dears, If you
wouldst an exquisitely groomed
head, just call ST. 9476 for ap.
pointment and. oh, yes, don't
forget they're offering 5 curls
for $1.0O. A bargain!
The Washington times., 1935-01-31
Knitting Lessons Free!

Knitting Lessons Free!
The needles are surely clicking
down at THE KNITTING
NOOK, 900 18TH ST.. I drop.
ped in this week and could hard
ly mill through: the ladies, all
sitting around. merrily chatting
away, and knitting with new
fervor. =. Dorothy Colhoun was
on hand, Of course. and what
this lady can teach you in a few
minutes is positively astounding
Go down this week and ar.
range for q few lessons. they're
free, you know. so let's get
started. and, don't forget, you
may have a stunning garment
made for you at a reasonable
cost. If you so prefer. For these,
prices range $47.50 to $500.
sss sHs sss
Weather Report-Fair and
tDGrmer.
Prediction-Best shopping
tOeek since Christmas. Bye
till Thursday.
The Washington times., 1935-01-31
This Picture is Just the
Opposite

=. from those you will find on
the artistic walls of KALEIDO.
SCOPE. 2601 CONN. AVE, for
there's nothing "old fashioned"
about this place. You'll enjoy
the unique atmosphere Of this
swanky dining and wining"
spot. Former chef to Andrew
Mellon is putting forth special
effort to make the 75c and $1.OO
table d'hote dinners the best in
town. You'll find the drinks
and late supper "snackS" simply
"deliSh" as well as ver', ver' mex
pensive. From 8 p. m. til 2 a. m.
there's a bit Of music to "sooth
ones tired noives." No cover
charge at any time. Just the
place you'll want to make your
rendezvous for dining, slipping"
and "Supping." KALEIDOSCOPE
is open from 5 p. m. to 3 a. m.
Phone CO. 5400. See you thereI
Copyright 1884
The Washington times., 1935-01-31

to trtmt Norfolk Nav. Hosp. ;,
Portsmouth, Va.
Ensign John l. Chittenden to
instr. Nav. Air Sta, Pensacola,
Fla.
Capt. Charles M. Oman CMC)
to duty as Med. Officer in Com
mand Naval Hosp, Brooklyn,
NY.
1t. Cdr. James E. Bremen
(SC) to duty as Supply Officer,
Nav. Trng. Sta, San Diego, Calf.
The Washington times., 1935-01-31
Indian Spring Club
Will Meet Feb. 6

INDIAN SPRING PARK, Md,
Jan. 31.-The Indian Spring Park
Citizens Association will meet
February 6 at 8 p. m, in the Blair
School,
The Washington times., 1935-01-31
WIN N.X0W
Food Fit For the Gods

Food Fit For the Gods
The tantilizing flavor of true ma.
tive Chinese food is unequalled,
the trouble is. that this type of
food is hard to find, prepared
properly. Just take your old
auntie Shoppers word that THE
WUN KOW r e s TAURANT.
815 18TH ST, has the secret of
serving the most delicious Can.
tonese Native Style dishes you'll
find anywhere. The $1.00 din
ners, feature course after course
Of this excellent. nourishing food.
Try one Of these dinners the
next time you 60 to THE WUN
KOW. You'll agree, it's the best
you've ever tasted.
The Washington times., 1935-01-31
ELK FETE TOMORROW

ALEXANDRIA, Va. Jan. 81
(Special0 alexandria Lodge No.
758. Benevolent and Protective
Order Of Elks. has completed ar
rangements for q Ladies Night
celebration to be held in the
ElkS' home tomorrow.
The Washington times., 1935-01-31
T-L-A-S-H-Direct Netus
from Pals

Report on Hat fashionsl All
smart Parisienne women are hav.
ing hats moulded to their headsl
And simply because they may
have all the captivating versions
Of the seasons latest made espe-
cially for them-to assure per.
feet fit and becomingness. And
so, our own Washington gives us
THE LEE SMART HAT SHOP.
TIC 14TH ST, capable artists at
making hats to order. At LEES
you will find models Of every
kind from which to select. or
you may have your hat designed
from q picture. $500 up. "Old
strawS made new" $500 up.
The Washington times., 1935-01-31
ADVERTISEMENT
ERTIsEMENT
ADVERTISER EMIT

Washington well into its social stride Its vivid fabou which
everybody complains but which nobody would change for all the world
lentssy Shop
IN fashion and DECOR The crowds good
packed Hotels literally
ppous to let the subject of clothes monopo your thoughts
your The holidays and there breathing
better utilize together comprehensive wardrobe
through the and make feel right You
reading month divine
and NAV see
column that won't show number
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-12-07
EAST BRIDGER

EAST BRIDGER
BEidssr M / zs-ss2E
FLAT COULEE OIL FIELD
Hamilton e a Nor NEK swN l0-s75E On 2ss
FLAT WILLOW
Guy Smith 81 a No 1 A s-a4-2sE Tna
Smith No Nh / SEA sWa ss[4N-26E Abandoned hsS
HAGEN STRUCTURE
Ymck- No NwA swk 4si-Tw Location
HARDIN STRUCTURE
/ @@
LITTLE SANDY DOME
LODGE GRASS
Enterprse-Lynde No / NwK 800
Radigan- Ralnger No 3O-27-5w Water asa
PONDER4 OIL FIELD
Erickson No. / SW SWa NE I0274W on 1870
S27zW l&9
WitheTs-Gjann No 2, NEa sWa n27-4W on lSS
RATTLESNAKE BUTTE
Harden II eyes-A l.
ROSCOE DOME
Parker 25-5s
ROUND BUTTE
Butte Bailey l.
SOAP CREEK OIL FIELD
s4-6s-s2E on 1853
SOUTH DEVON
2o-S2-2B oA Gas Abd
THREE FORKS
Ryan-T1ce NW4 Nwa zOo
No I SEX 200
WALLER AREA
Nordon- No / 500
Texaco-van Unit o swa sws ss05W Water Sos
wHITLASH OIL FIELD
vynae-AaahOney NO ow1. sEa swa as-s7-4E OH 1888
Western oas-schafer No i4-s7-4E on 2eo
Western National Q SEA 15-37-4E Rig Up
Natural SW1 NWa l6S74E 6M Gas 2o0o
WINIFRED DISTRICT
EXP 6-21-IsE lose
Emnon 70 &a
Judith operating-Pennock No swa sWa 20-22N-i7E E@
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-12-07
WORK MOVING UPON
POISON PWA PROJECTS

Work on PWA projects In Poison -
wen under way. Construction OF q new
iail and fire house has started ad-
iacent TO the new city hail which was
constructed with a grant Of federal
funds last year. @. ]. Loyeland wa3o
ton Of the new city hail Is again b
charge
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-12-07
CR0P LOssEs FROM IAN.

Crop losses from hailstorms were
larger in Wibaux county than IN any
other section Of Montana this year,
according to a report BY Commissioners
baux county farmers totaied s4S ,p80
Other counties which shared heavily
in the payments were Daniels, ele,-
528; Prairie, S9,906; Dawson, @901o;
Big Horn, sS.5ll, and Roosevelt. @8.14e
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-12-07
CUT BANK OIL FIELD


CUT BANK 1888 COMPETITIONS
s. e T. = g & 3. s sSs sss w g
rs sSsssss NO sEl swa ss-ss-sw @ gree
a9 CAsA-ssass no Ews sws sssw on on 80 80
20 0 Cob Tons No sEa Ma sssw
Is 008aa saSsis Gas ssro NO Szi On ss
2 6 6ss:ss s ss NJ 10 NV ss' - ss
iqs consOHdsted Gas ss-ss-6w o. So
s s oonsonds0 TTss NO sw aEs ssssw
Is q S oaa.anassa essss II "a
sss cOusOldssd lOs4Sw on 5000
s c onsoaa NO No. t. s sE ssw On asss
is 6 Os a Hy w M ny NE Me- S sssss On 81
@ .a Mo- R K ss ss S S ls s '" As8 $50
s s o S S 10 sw sea sF sE sa as as'" Oh s
No. Isss % M Srs s sE sV w 1 cas a
80 ' aasa No BIC X / 4a s aaa asss6 " 81
81 e. S A ss s ass'w 81 81 S
Is Indisa rs No
10 sss 6 10 SEA sex g gws s% " On
az No cs MIA Me- l2-S'-sw on zss
iS2 Katey-Dru No iOs4-sw on 29sO
ne 9s No Ne NV Sw wv NV wv 2 w Gas 5Re 81
I7s Eoer Garrison No g swa swa sssw a. on Ssss
asa governs oVns 0 No s s s sasssw on ssso
9O-s46w Dry soSs
lss s s8asss w."
s Montana NO. NO Ss Nw on so
as Montana pOWer-csppe
s Montana N sW rws sT w 81 5
Ne SEA Nws 2ssssw on SOss
isS Montana rOwer-oaines s-ss-5w 2sOs
ass montana rOwerIzan No ! swa SEA ssssew on SO2s
lsa Montana Montana Power No So '" snow s
s ons1 80 S s sS W 81 s S
s sS Montana To- 6t NY Nwa 5w oss ass
as Montana rovsssan ia Gas ass
=. sS EsSss No Sm S w On on
ssS nsRs No No sWs NEE a s .w 81 81
s Olive Olive 81 Wns Nc No CYL N sA sw " 81 81 ss
las PARK @ 2s4-ew on ssOs
Par-Hanes 5 SEA 2-s4-ew on 2SsS
Poasr-Connoy sWA EVA 7-ss6W SNOW Cn sos
@ ss sBss ss s Jss ss 20 M sY S sws sw On 3
as santa NO i Nwa swI ss-ss-sw sOs2
@ santa santa Rs sss1s NO S@ E H nr s sss s'" Dry ssS
- Santa sts-ssvsgs No Nwa swa Sw lSA1 liz oas zs
2sS Santa Rita -stah No Nwa SEA o-ss-Sw on SsS
as SANTA SANTA Rita Ss No. No ss NV sw
q q sss
ss Ta1ant- NWa swa Ia-sa-sw On s1
Iss Tsrsr Connolly no 1 Sa sE s ssw on nss
% % e. No NO ss n ss Ew ssw 81
ssa TaaantIassun 10 MIA Ma ia-s4ew on 27SO i
5 ss s no w NV N H Ma s ssw on ss
e. W S 81 S wv M sw 6 6e sS
80 TaTan- x-sa-5w Oh 20sO
0 sEs Show Oh scs
ss SmD Line. N Nc s r w. w On S
20 Tszaco ksasns No NEa Hwa ss.sS,sw on %s5
Ss Tsasoo Mueller No sa sWs a-sssw 81 asos
IS sS s6 Nc Ss s aH NM ' ss1Sw On a S
~ Tssco Es No Nc sTs s SW, sSs % w on on
ne 2s1
T sSy No 70 S s ss va s ss sS" on on s
ss No no. w nT u sws ao" ON on s ss
l@ TeHaco- Tweedy No i q Ma NEa 2l-ss-sw on sOT
IS No So sG' sw SEA ssw On ss5s
s !; n s. ~ r & 6
CUT BANK DRILLING WELLS
40 ooDD-wslDerger 5 G SEA ss-ss-sw Rig
~ 1es TO - 5Ss SM S1-oaow $3.50
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-12-07
ACTIVE OIL-GAS FIELDS

III
ODsaar Landowner Location DsDa
Smith NO syEs swa l4-sa-zE spuaded
BERTHELoTE DOME
Acne nsshslo.s sws NE 1853 ADD
BLACK oocsS 10 Ne SWs sWa
BIRNEY DOME
Rirnsy Gas and CT No / IO. 4 Sec. s-ss-CE COO
.nnsoors.t No Sc sws sl ssz Ea5H Abandoned
BowDoM
s so g g s ss No g @ NV NV NV @ @ n 6s s' ls
sOwaon- % "a sEa Msa $500 gas S
7S q s S o sE s~ SEX ~ asssE 10000 Cas- 50
s ss American ns &c sw sWs Nw i7sssE
Independent Natural Gas No 2 n7Ol
Northwest Uunues-state Me- ls-s2-iTE
Rowland ct awOOdward SEA sE% aO-l4a@ siOOl
oreenrzyle-clark No swa sn 1850
CEDAR cREEK- EEK. LAX, R -GLEEDIVE ...o
CHoTEAU STRUCTURE
Drnhel rsechoff No SCI swa l4-2l5w Materials
COAL RIDGE
Msrz ct al NO swH SEX s4i74E col
znmOns NO I c1 NEs Sc, saO-im 20l
chamberlain Hdnan No. sSs s-ssw Abandoned
COMMENTATOR No / sw Nwa sEa ls-5s-l7E @7Ol
COntinental-Parker swa sEa 25-5s-17E Rig
No sw sws So ~ 7E 'AAO PRODUCING
smith NO MO- Sw S' Nwa isssaz
e Feds Ss Land Sh Bank No Me- SEN slE s
Q L smith HalvsIson No NEK sEA l7-ss-2E 7oI
Ia D. q Z
O. Ia smih-Ekhot NO / sen s-Ss2E 6ss
@ L. Smith-H Haverson No NWaNEs lS-SS-zE I'D
DRY CREEK OIL FIELD
iI-7s-ai lOG Gas As1
Coolidge Coolidge s5ss2w on 1915
sw SEA NEa Szw on on lsaS
Cassidy Carlson No. l. Sec 22-S5-3W on 10y
A S, NE SET SEA 24-25-SW on o4s
a 0 0Tasy
SW SW3 SWa S6-s6-2W L1y 49,
5W NW4 SEA 35S6-2W On 80
Crumley 2 NW4 Sea SSS6-2W GA Asss
8 Sc NW3 SEA S5-S62W le VI
No. Sw3 SW3 ls-32W on Ia
Eddy-sohn l. 2s-s5-sw Rig Up
Graham Macdonald No GEL SEA sW iS-So-M ~ ~ 49, 49,
Macdonald No GEL sEs sWa ls-ss-2W on s 80
vsN iz~96-SW 1SNO
s o 1s96-lW on l@e
imperial No ls. sw Ssh NEa i0-2W on 100 |
seun-stewar No 25ssw on 1915
SdcEnght-seahrOOk NO ls-s5-2w on 1875
Mcknight sock-state NO. J. sWa NWa i6-SS-2W ~ lsss
NwH sEA se-S4-IW on iMs
Kitchener CasCalan-Eruger lOs42w 1858
Nw3 2s-35-Iw 1895
dontex -ret-E1ppen /. Nwa swa 27-S4-lE 1855
NJ F. p. On-Day No SIX SEA SCI s-3S-2W ON los4
No Nwa is-s5-2w on 1885
17-S5-lW Rig
2S5SW OIL
I407-T4
VIEW sS Fra-Tsaier NO 4 Nws Ma Si-ss-sw lSAO /
Eza 2 NE3 T7-&2W ILL.,
view FuIorensOn NO Nwa NE TSS2w on i isos
ohio-sindon No q sw swa Dry i7ea |
NV swa Nw I4s52W on -
sfab -seahook No NV swa
sfa seato0k No 1909
SEA swa 1-Ss-lW AM Gas Lso |
'ohatch- Pee No. NV Nwz SEA M-S4-iw IAN Gas |
5OcE zsgssty No. NV swa swa ds-sS-S" isss
No. O. SEA s-S5-2W on iSoe Il
10. SEA loS5-zw on iS@
Kinney Ne 6. MA NEa l5-sS-zW "a 80
rexaco- sS2w on lsSe i
Thompson No Nva SEA 2-3S-sW ~ inD H
No. SEA n-S5-sW on 1850 II
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-12-07
CUT BANK DRILLING WELLS

80 Cobb-Walberger No NEa SEA s5-s5-6w Rig
31-34-5W
Rig IN
kensN No. $500
/ G
275 Montana @ NJW3 2S56W
200 Santa Rita-Corey NO i @ NW3SE 5325W
/
281 FiaShearon G NEa 34366W
Tarran No s G Rig
Tarran No 4 N
248 Miller Dry
G Dry
OIL,
/
Evening star., 1935-09-09
Ex-Steel Official Dies.

PASADENA, Calf. September 9
P,.-Louis c. Refs, 55, retired presi-
dent of the Minnesota Steel Co., a
subsidiary Of the United States Steel
Co. died yesterday. The cause Of
death was given by his physicians as
coronary thrombosis.
Evening star., 1935-09-09
JACOBY WINNER
BY SINGLE POINT
Ends Final Session Strong
Eliminating Lead of
Burnstine.
Nv the Associated Press.

Gy tle ASSUlldttu 1900
NEW YORK, September 9.-By one
point Oswald Jacoby, one of the
"Four Aces" has won the masters
individual championship of the Amer
!can Bridge League.
A strong finish in the final session
of the leagues three-day tournament
enabled him to overhaul another of
the -Four Aces" David Burnstine.
who had led until yesterday. Jacoby's
total was 650l2 points.
Burnstine held an advantage OF
ilia points going into the concluding
session, but in the final round of %
boards. Jacoby scored 1877 points to
Burnstine's 1l4l2.
Charles E. Goren, Philadelphia, was
third with 604; Edward M. Cook, jr..
Philadelphia, fourth. with 600l2.
Clevelander Victorious.
Mrs. Anne Rosenfeld, Cleveland, fin
ished first among the five women en-
trants with 573 points, taking twelfth
place.
Each of the SO competitors had to
play with and against the others
Louis j. Haddad of Chicago helped
Jacoby by making three no trump
against Burnstine and Louis H. Wat
son, while at most tables the contract
was set one. Haddad's partner on
the hand was Paul PARCELS, also OF
Chicago. The hand:
North (Watson).
K-1O-9-8-7
y AS
= K-Q-102
J. 6-3
West (Parcells). East (Haddad),
q J-5-3 a A-Q-6
K-Q-7-6-2 J-10
. J-7-5 = A-9-6
= 1872 = A-K-9-8-5
South CBurnstine).
A Al
v 9-8-4-3
= 8-4-3
d Q-J-7-4
East dealer, North and South vul-
nerable.
No-Trump Bid Wins.
The bidding;
East South. West. North.
= Pass. l v Double
Redouble Pass Pass a
IN. T. Pass N. T. Pass
Pass Pass
Burnstine led a spade. which Had
dad won with the queen. Haddad led
the heart jack. North ducked. East
continued with the ten. Watson won
and returned the diamond king. Had
dad refusing. Watson then switched
TO clubs, Haddad winning with the
ace Haddad cashed his king of clubs
and ace of diamonds and then led
his last diamond. putting Watson in
the lead. Watson won another dia-
mond trick, but then was forced to
lead away from his spade king, al
lowing Haddad to win with the
boards jack and enabling him TO
cash dummys good hearts.
Evening star., 1935-09-09
USE OF SUBSTITUTES
FOR BUTTER INCREASE

Internal Revenue Collections
Show 80 Per Cent Jump in Re-
ceipts on Colored oleomargarine.
BY the Associated Press.
Tax figures made public yesterday
indicated Nine. Housewife relied more
en- butter substitutes last year to help
balance her kitchen budget
There was an SO per cent jump in
internal revenue collections on colored
oleomargarine during the 1885 fiscal
year compared with 1894: a 49 per
cent increase in tax receipts on uncol
ored oleomargarine and 48 per cent
increase in those on process or reno
waited butter.
Commissioner Guy T. Helvering re-
ported that colored oleomargarine col
lections Jumped from S447,l28 in 1884
to S844.558: uncolored from S24l 350.-
100 to 59.242. 1878 and renovated but
ter from Sl,246,392 to S1,848 900.
La gaceta., 1935-11-19
Corte de 10 Criminal

Por rcbar 90 galones de ga
solina a differences AUTOMOBILES
tas, Ell la secci6n de Jackson
Heights, ell juez Petteway lie i'm
'puso 612 amos de lprisi6n al ne
rro Lonnie Keller, un reinci-
dente. Entire los robados por Ell
negro aparecen J. T. Moran, c,
M. Stepart, A. F, Herring, r,
P. Woodward y w, I. Thigpen.
Carl Whitlock, por robar dos
plantas, 6 meses de carcel -;
Charles Sheppard, por obtenei
un pre- tamo con engano, A me
SEES; Lonnie Mayfield, negro, va
gancia y portar anna de fuego
A meses; Mary Ann Wilson
complicada en- un delito de ro-
DO, entregada a la yigilancia de.
Ejercito de Salvation; Howard
Green, que falsific6 I'm cheque,
entregado a la vigilancia de Ia
association de ministries.
La gaceta., 1935-11-19
Ell REPRESENTATIVE WOOD
WARD CULPA AL GOBER-
NADOR Y A LA LEGISLA-
TURA q

I'm Representative del conda
do de Pinellas que no asentia
a todas las sugerencias del 60
bernador Sholtz, C. C. Wood
ward, manifesto aver que la 81
tuaci6n deplorable del probe
ma escolar descansa sobre los
hombros del gobernador en-
primer termino y despues So
bre la legislature, que hacfa
TODD 10 que ell gobernador lie
mandaba.
A la legislature Sc present6
I'm proyecto de ley, con 70 fir
mas, dando a las escuelas ell
septimo centavo del impuesto
a la gasolina; pero Ell proyecto
no prosper6 por haber ordena
do su muerte ell gobernador.
"El dinero que debio ir a las
escueIas Sc distribuye hoy en-
ire los parasites politicos de los
diferentes d~epartamentos. Co.
La gaceta., 1935-11-19

I'm drttculO del maestro Brnga
No quiero dejar de comentar
hoy un articulo que Ell sapienta
maestro Barcellos de Braga pu-
blica en- TN peri6dico de la ma,
mana, describiendo la labor del
cronista social.
A la justicia que nos hace e.
meritisimo pianista y compane.
TO en- ell periodismo, quiero, er
10 que a mi parte respecta, pa.
garle con mi mas sentida ex.
preston de gratitud.
Me llama la atenci6n un pa.
rrafo del ST.. Braga, que dice
asi: Isl hay fiestas con mesa,
"cabareticas', donde Sc consu.
me con abundancia y algeria,
ell carisimo ''forsa juisili", ahi
teneis al pobre cronista de me
La gaceta., 1935-11-19
GREEN EN- FRANCIA QUE
ALEMANIA TIENE VA 800
MIL HOMBRES SOBRE LAS
ARMAS

Paris, Nov. 19.-EI nuevo
presupuesto de guerra frances
Sc refiere al armamento ale
man y dice que ell ejercito nazi
tiene va sobre las armas a 500
mil hombres y que dentro de
unos meses ell total llegara a
un million.
I'm proyecto del diputado
Archambaud, en- favor de la
defensa nacional, sera presen-
tado al Parlamento y biscuit
do. En- julio de 1884 csc dipu-
tado inform6 que ell ejercito
aleman Sc hallaba integrado
por 1890 soldados y que e.
aumento de hombres en- 1886
seria de 10000.
La gaceta., 1935-11-19
IAMENAZA Ell ALTO M
LA INVASION DEL ESTADO
POR LAS MAQUINAS DE
JUGAR

Legalizadas por I'm fallo de
laCorte Supreme, las maqul-
nag de jugar han invadido to-
da la Florida y aguardan hoy d
que los necios llenen los bolsi-
los de los ot enos 0 empreea-
rios,
Hay maquinas en- cafes, res
taMantes Y otros estableci-
mientos, como 81 Sc tratase de
una obra de enaltecimiento pa
Ia la colectividad.
Ell juez Atkinson de la Cor
tie del Circuito del eondado de
Dade, tuvo que soTfeterse aver
al fallo del Tribuk Supreme
Ilevantando el interdicto que e.
Iha5ia establecido en- contra de
Ieaas maquinas, Nueyos alta
ques Sc haran contra la ley
que no legaliza la bolita, nj IA
Loterfa, pero legaliza algo
peor, las traganf4ueles, traga-
rcales y tragapesetas fuertes.
Las maquinas funcionan va
en- Tampa, Miami, Miami
Beach, jacksonville, Ocala, Or
lando y otras poblaciones.
Tn nuevo interdicto Sc pedi'
ra en- Miami contra las "ladro
neras'', pero a la postre fun
.cionaran.
Ell fallo del Supreme tendra
que ser acatado y respectable.
La gaceta., 1935-11-19
BuncO PARTY de los
LOudn KniOhts.

Logan Knights.
Ell dia %, en- ell palacete de
los Aguilas de Orc, tendra lugar
ell Bunco Party y Bale organi-
zadc Tor la Secci6n de Damas
de les Caballer0s Leales de
America.
Sc dedicara ell producto de la
fiesta al arbol de Navidad que
la Logia pone todos los amos, en-
Ibeneficio de los ninos hijos y
famiIiares de los Hermanos Y
Hermanas.
Las madrinas de la fiesta 10
son las Srtas. Lourdes Vazquez,
Pura Fernandez, Nena Morris y
Hortensia Hernandez. Tocara
la orquesta de Francisco Gras-
so. Agradecemos la invitaci6n
que amablemente Sc nos manda.