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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-14
Other livestock
by Times Special

LOUISVILLE. Sept 4.-Cattle-Receipts.
AIS: most of run stockers and feeders:
market on slaughter classes nominal: COM
pared week ago some late sales of in
between grade heifers. Is n soc or more
lower. but other slaughter classes generally
steady; weeks bulk common to medium
grade grass steers and heifers. S5N7 7: COM
mon dairybreds down to s425: better I'M
ished grassers s72503.50. with good grain
on grass offerings to $3.50 and weeks
top on dryfeds S10.35: bulk beef COWS. s461
SIS; practical top. $3.50; good kinds high
er: most low cutters and cutters. S275D
3.75; sausage bulls generally s4n5.50: beef
type stockers and stock calves, S650d 8 so.
inferior to common light southern dairy
breds. S3.50N5. Calves-Receipts. 500. m
Guiding 375 stock calves: market mostly
nominal. compared with Friday to Friday
fully 81 lower bulk good TO choice vealers
Friday. Sc .50si so; medium and lower
grades. $3.50 down. and most heavy grass
calves ooWnWards from ST. Hogs-Re-
ceipts, 100; market 15c higher: top and
bulk better l80-240 lbs, s12; 245-295 lbs,
sll.55: l4O-155 lbs, si075: i2O-i55 lbs.
s9.75; sows; 1855; sheep-Receipts. $50:
market on better lambs mostly soc lower:
bulk. s8m9.50; choice considered salable
higher; palmer grades including bucks
mostly S5.50M so; light culls down TO 81
or less; bulk fat ewes. $3.50 down: better
stock ewes mostly s5.50N9 a head: lamb
market closing fully 75c lower than last
Saturday.
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FOREIGN
Produce Markets

The prices quoted below are paid for
stock gathered in the country. while de-
livered in Indianapolis the price will be
cent higher. Heavy breed hens, 15c;
Leghorn breed hens. 12c; heavy breed
cocks, 7c; Leghorn breed cocks. &c. COL
horn broilers. III lbs and up, 12c; bare
back broilers. l0c: ducks. fun feathered
and fat, &C: geese. full feathered and fat.
eggs loss of 24c. Each full case must
weigh So lbs gross. a deduction Of 1oc
pound under SIS lbs. will be made Butter
by the Wadley Co.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-14
STOCKS ADDITION MADE

Addition Of six new stocks to the
portfolio of Massachusetts, Inves-
tors Trust was announced here to-
day by T. P. Burke & Co. Increase
in holdings of 10 other stocks and
decrease in holdings Of two stocks
were also reported.
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FRUITS AND VEGETABLES


CHICAGO. Sept. 14.--Apples-Michiga
bushels. Wealthies. 70G75c Carrots-Ilh-
nois bushels. 30d 40c Sweet potatoes
Tennessee bushels. 75G 55c. Beans-Mich-
crates 25G 40c. Peas-Californ,z bushel
hampers. s2.35. Tomatoes-Michigan H.
ot baskets 20d 4Oc. Spinach-Michigan
5 doz Si.50d225. Peaches-Michigan
50cns 81 Cucumbers-Michigan bushels
75cGs1. Cantaloupes- Michigan crates,
25660c. Celery-Miehigan crates 500 Soc
Bartletts. s161.50. Onion
market (50-lb. sacksl-Il;nois yellows,
60d 75c; Minnesota yellows. 706 50c; Idaho
whites, 81; Minnesota whites. 60G7
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On Commission ROW

average wholesale prices being offered to
buyers by local commission dealers.
FTutsBpnanss has D. P inGiaSs
Haies, bu I.'' s2.5o@275; Michigan South
Stevens bu., s175. Pears. Michigan Bart
lets, bu., s2.25; Michigan seckles, bu.. 90.
Cantaloupes home grown Honey ROCKS,
I2s So. Plums, Blue Diamonds. bu.. 81.
watermelons. Indiana Round, soG4oc.
Apples: new Indiana Jonathans. bu..
sf55@1.5G; Grimes Golden. bu; :l25;
Maiden Hrnni Bush. s1.25@1-55; Wealthiys. bu.,
Is16110. Lemons. $685. Sc Grapefruit.
California seedless. Gas, S.: Lines. car
ton. Us, zoe Persian seedless per 10o g.
Grapes Grapes - seedless. s1.5o
Vegeta bleS-Beans, green, round string
less. bu.. $3.50 Beats-Home grown. doz.,
Csc Cabbage. home grown oI bu 6 5S: Car
bulk half bu. 75c Caulihower. Colorado,
11s-12s, crate. SITS. Celery. Michigan,
washed and trimmed jumbo. doz. Csc; me-
dunn. doz. 45c; hearts, fats. s1:65. Corn
home grown. bu. 81. Kale, home grown.
bu. 4oc. Lettuce, Iceberg. California, best.
So so; home grown leaf. 15-lb. basket s5c.
grown, bu. 81. small basket. Csc. Mint.
doz. soc. Mustard. home grown. bu Csc.
Onions home grown, yellow. 5o-lb bag, 81,
home grown own. white white Sob Dag :l ;a
RADIO, hamper s1.90. Potatoes-New Jersey
cobbiers, 1o0-lb. bag. s1.s0. Michigan
Round White. l00-lb. bag, $780, early
ohios, bu, sl.4O. Sweet potatoes-North
Ohio buttons. 2-doz. basket Csc. Rhubarb.
out door. doZ. SOC Sage. doz 45c Spinach,
New Zealand. bu. 60c. Squash summer
Shf do2 s TuFnR home Sa ssd@0
tO-lb basket 40c: bushel S175.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-14
LOAN EXTENSION ASKED
By Times Special

WASHINGTON, Sept. 14.-The
Lehigh Valley Railroad has asked
Interstate Commerce Commission
approval of a three-year extension
of RFC loans totaling $4,000. 900, of
which half natures Oct. 81 and the
remainder Nov. q.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-14

CHICAGO sept 4-Eggs-Market weak:
264c: current receipts. 23625Ac; dirties,
1917 % &c; checks. 19q211sc. Butter-Mar-
5 get we aa6 receipts. 1885 trucks; extra
I92 score). Csc; firsts $780, score.
70 % Zee: seconds t86-87l2 scorel. 22i2c;
specials, 25 y a 26c; standards, 2434c. Poul-
due; broilers. zoe; flyers. ia 2Oc ducks,
lZm 1712c; geese, 14c; spring chickens. II
q zoe; hens. lld20lac: turkeys. 11d14c:
Cheese-Twins. 1884 a Ice: daisies. 1614d
1870; longhorns. 6l4d16isc. Potatoes
supply. moderate; demand slow; market
oulI with weaker tendency; Idaho rus
sets. 81 .50q $50; U. S. No. 2 sl15: Bliss
triumphs. 81 4061.50: Wisconsin cobblers.
soc: Minnesota cobblers. GOO; Iowa cob
piers, soc; Michigan cobblers 90c; Colo
rado triumphs, 81 80: North Dakota tn
umphs, 97i2c. Arrivals. 81; on track, 240:
SHIPMENTS 54S
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ReUie7O
Highlights of the
News During
This Week.
by FREDERICK MATSON
Times Financial Writer

THE long, and lately open. con-
troversy between Harold l..
Ickes. Public Works Administrator.
and Harry Hopkins. Works Progress
Administrator. over the method OF
spending what is left Of the
s4,000,00 10000 relief fund came to a
showdown this week at the HYDE
PARK summer White House, and
Mr.. Hopkins emerged the victor.
President Roosevelt, in his press
conference yesterday. said the
81 $50, 100000 yet to be allocated
Will be spent for WPA projects TO
provide a quick stimulus to re-
employment. He reduced the PWA-
WPA dispute to a question of dol
lars, men TO be employed and time
for completion Of the projects. He
said 1t was unlikely that the funds
already allOcated for permanent
structures, sponsored by Mr.. Ickes,
would reach a peak Of employment
before next June and that the gap
must be filled by temporary work
under Mr.. Hopkins Jurisdiction.
Mr.. Roosevelt also indicated that
before leaving on his trip to the
Pacific Coast he would approve di-
rect grants to states and munich
palities amounting to 5000, 600 ,00C
This would be matched by the COM
munities on 55 per cent basis,
making total Of ABOUT S425, 900, 900
for local projects.
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HalO-EthiObian Conflict
Likely to hjnu1e Trade
of America, Flynn Holds
Johnson Act and Recently Passed Neutrality Bill Figure
in Situation; Italy One of Largest importers
of flIr Cntnn
of Our Cotton.

why from
in the land is dscusd by
T.
last of fOura
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BY John I. FLYNN
Copyright. 1885 NEA Service, Incl

NEW YORK 14-Mussolni expanding expenditures
not sufficiently borrow?
Tor the simple that Mussoni has rpudate
debt is In 1880 SO billion lire
lire 1t has increased of nearly billions
1t will doubtless
1T is a staggering
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EccLes Nomination Expected

Mariner S. Eccles. governor of the Federal Re-
Board is expected to be renamed to the top rng
of the system 1rhen it is reorgonsed under terms of
the Banking Act Of 1885.
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Cash Grain
INDIANAPOLIS

Wheat-Steady, No. red. s5GS7c; No.
2 red, 846S5c. Corn-Steady; No white,
70 q 79c; No. 3 white, ma 7sc; No. 2 yellow,
Y "a 7sc: No. yellow, 76@77c; No. mixed.
Steady; No. 2 white, 27G28izc; No. .
white, 251a M27c.
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Money and Exchange
INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
TREASURY STATEMENT
This Year

10y UnIIeu FTeSSI
WASHINGTON. Sept. 14.-Government
expenses and receipts for the current ifs
cal year TO Sept. II as compared with last
year:
This Year
This Year last Year
Expenses .Sl,459 l64.184 S1l94 CSC. 943
Receipts ..... 700. 204. 744 700. 1855 81
Deficit . 758959440 494 464 972
Cash balance l434. ASS. 202 2156. SIG. 99l
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TERMINATION of the tariff
i concessions now enjoyed by
Germany in trade relations with
the United States will become eff
fective Oct. IS. the State Depart
ment has informed the Reich. Two
distinct developments we're held
responsible for the action.
They are, first, GermanyS per-
sistent and fragrant discrimination
against American products ana
against American holders of Ger
man bonds and securities.
Second, Germany'S inSiStence
that the most characterization
clause in the German-American
commercial treaty be abrogated.
The Nazi government served
notice on the United States last
October that she was terminating
the most favored-nation clause on
one years written notice as pro-
vided under the treaty. Suisse
quently a new commercial treaty
was negotiated with Germany with
the most favored nation stipulation
omitted.
A further proof of Rome'S mill
tary designs in Ethiopia is con-
tanned in a statement by the Bank
of Italy that its gold reserves de-
clined 19714O,0O0-about S16,O66,91O
from Aug. 20 to 81 because of in
creased purchases of war materials.
Gold stocks as of Aug. 81 totaled
4704 476000 Ira, against 4,901 ,616,-
600 on Aug. 20. the statement re-
vealed.
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Ne7O York Stocks

Volume Appropriated $4,000
shares. compared with 10000
shares last Saturday.
Dow, Jones preliminary closing
averages showed industrials I33.4O,
off ~; railroads 36.45, off OF; util-
tiles 26.11, off IA.
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lRv United Press

CHICAGO " SEPT g5i'eO leash 4S grain;
wheatINo. 2 hard. $1.l4@iI5: No. S
soft white. S394c: No. mixed, 8334c. Corn
821sc: No. yellow S2l2c: lake 81 &c:
No. white. 83c. Oats-No. 3 white. 27asc:
No. white. 250 29c: sample 1914 a 27c.
Rye-No sales: barley feed quoted 35Nn
48c: mailing 50G 75c: timothy seed. 50 so
q .65; cloyerseed. s1O25@16.25: SOY beans.
No. yellow. Csc; new. soc Cash pro-
vSions-Lard. SIS TIN. loose. Sl605; leaf.
S16.12N: bellies S1875B.
Bid Nominal
TOLEDO. Sept. 14-Grain close lin ele-
Yat. transit billing Wheat@No 2 red.
Oats-No. white, 34G35c. Rye-No. ,.
50laG51lac., Track prices. 24l2c rate.
Wheat-No. l red 89I2 n 90c: No red.
80 2 n 89c Corn-No. 2 yellow, sld 82c:
No. 3 yellow. sOIz n 81c Oats-No white.
30I2N 32l2c No. 3 white, 2S@3112c.
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Other livestock



CHICAGO. Sept. 14-Hogs. $500. includ-
ing 1900 directs; quoted steady: top, sl2
normally. Cattle-Receipts. 1000; calves
200: compared with Friday last week
strictly choice and prime weighty steers
IS to Csc lower, comparable yearlings IS
to soc lower; good and choice steers and
yearlings, Sl275; heifer yearlings. s11.50
all heifers so cents lower: fat cows steady:
cutters strong: bulls steady to easy. and
vealers soc off. Sheep-Receipts. 5000;
compared with Friday last week fat
lambs, 75cdsl lower; sheep strong: feeding
lambs IS to Csc higher; weeks lamb top
$1,000; highest since August. 1890: late
top. 1925; bulk slaughter ewes 50 .50O 4; :
feeding lambs upward TO SO and SO 25; two
loads feeder yearlings s7.35. and load
feeding ewes. s325 solid-mouth range
breeders S4N $50.
Fl WAYNE. Sept. 14-Hogs-steady:
32S go lbs. 81 95 25o-235 lbs. sI1.s5:
I I8o zoo Ibs SITE Is0-lso I6s' sIl5?
140-l50 lbs. s1l; 130-l40 lbs, sl0.50: 100
1870 lbs s1o25 lOo-125 lbs, $40: roughs
s9-75; stays, SO. Calves. $40. Lambs, 1915
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Daily Price Index

BY United Press
NEW YORK. Sept. 14.-Dun & Brad
streets daily weighted prices Of 30 basic
commodities compiled for the United Press
l930-3z average 1907:
To-day. 12i o.
Yesterday -. 121l8 Year ago .. closed
Week ago 49,. 1000 1885 high 49,. I2427
Month ago closed 1885 low -..-. 1922
Copyright 1885. by Dun & BradstreetJ
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LOCAL CASH MARKET

City grain elevators are paying 30 cents
for No. soft red wheat other grades on
their merits. Cash corn No. yellow
Y cents and oats 10 cents.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-14

INDIANAPOLIS joined the ranks
l of some 60-odd municipalities
throughout the country which have
publicly gas systems, when
1t formally acquired title to the
plant and property of the Citizens
Gas Co. on Monday. Instruments
of transfer we're given the trustees
and directors of the City Utilities
District, which has charge OF di-
rectiOn and operation of the SyS-
TEN, now to be known as the Citi-
zens Gas and Coke Utility.
Simultaneously with the transfer
1t was announced that Thomas L.
Kemp. vice president and plant
manager of the Indiana Consumers
Gas and By-Products Co. at Terre
Haute. had been appointed mana
ger OF the utility. He is expected
to assume his new duties within 80
days.
Immediate problems facing the
Utilities District are negotiations
for a modified lease covering APP
proXimately go per cent of the es-
sential distributing mains. These
mains had been leased to the Citi-
zenS Gas Co. for 80 years at an an
nual rental Of 100000. 1t is felt
that the existing lease would not
suit the needs of the city, which
acquired title to only 40 per cent of
the gas distributing mains with the
purchase of the Citizens company.
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NNE of the most unprecedented
~ sales in recent financial history
was to take place Sept. 80 when the
vast Van SWeringen railroad en-
pire goes on the auction block, with
j. P Morgan & Co. sponsoring the
sale
The transaction, involving rail,
real estate and industrial holdings
valued at more than $3,000000,O00,
will dispose of the Chesapeake g.
Ohio, the Chicago & Eastern I'LL
nOis, the Nickel Plate, the Erie, the
Denver e. Rio Grande, the Missouri
Pacific, the Pere Marquette, the
Texas & Pacific and International
Great Northern Railroads.
Unstable since the 1929 crash, the
interests of the two Cleveland
brotherS-Oris P. and Mantis ]. Van
Sweringen-slipped out of their con-
troll and passed to the Morgan
group.
Wall Street now believes, how
ever, that the original owners will
again assume undisputed control,
since it was quickly announced on
behalf of the Van SweringenS that
they and their associates had made
financial arrangements to bid in
the collateral at the auction and
to provide working capital to carry
on their enterprises.
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Lambs. 90 lbs. down. good and
choice -..-----...... 50 .OOG $50
Medium NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 6.0OG 900
Ewes
90-125l Good and choice 2.5On $50
All weights. common and me-
dium - l50n $50
(I2O-15O) Goad and choice 1000 500
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(250-500) Good and choice 800 7OO0 100
Common and medium -.... 4OOm 7OG
Feeder and Stocker Cattle
La gaceta., 1935-08-31
SUSPENDED UN MITIN
DE LOS SOCIALISTS

Madrid, agosto 31.-Una pro
tesla Sc ha elevado al gobierno
contra ell g9bernador de la pro-
vincia de Cordoba, porque con-
cedi0 Ipermiso a los socialists
para un mitin y despues de
que 61tos habian hecho los pre-
parativos, invitando a sus CO.
rreliginarios de otras provin-
,ias, resolvi6 prohibir ell acto..
La suspension So efectr6 a
las dos de la tarde del dfa sena-
lado para ell mitin. Como orado-
res habian sido anunciados los
Sres Bugeda, Lamoneda, Dona
Maria Lajarraga y Romero.
Habian mandado brillantes
representations Sevilla, Jaen,
Huelva y Malaga.
La gaceta., 1935-08-31
UN TRADI,
CIONALISTA

Madrid, agosto 81 Ell tri-
bunal de Urgencia de Bilbao
conden6 a Fl amos, 6 meses y Fl
dias de preside al Traditional
lista Crescencio Vesga Perez,
lue asesin6 en- Sestao a su CORE
ligionario Ponciano Sebastian
Moreno.
Ponciano recihi6 heridas en-
la espalda porque su companero
lie trio cuando subia una escale-
ra. AL caer utilize su arma con-
ira ell que lie habia agredido, hi
riendolo.
Los dos Sc habian comprome-
lido a matar, seg1n Sc supo er
ell acto del iuicio, a Jose Fernar
dez Martinez, 10 que no hicie-
ron.
La gaceta., 1935-08-31
LA JUNTA MUNICIPAL E.
LECTORAL NO HA DIS
TRTBUIDO LOS TERMI-
NOS

En- los scirculos municipa:sa
Sc 1snifest6 aver que por ha-
berse clvidado los miembros de
la jurta electoral de dividir el
termino a los que aspiran a ser
miembrcs de la ~junta, los que
sean electos no podran tomar
possession, tan pronte los tribu-
males intervengan.
Asegurase que la junta, de a
cuerdo con la ley, 'debi6 senalar
en- la boleta un termino de cUa-
tro amos para tres y dos amos
cara dos.
Varies abogados fueron con-
sultados aver y todos CONQUER
dan en- Ell punto de que la juna
debi6 hacer esa separation.
La gaceta., 1935-08-31
SOCIALES
La Gran Fiesta de mdHdRG

La Gran Fiesta de n1di1dnG
En- los amplios salones de la
casa espanola de West Tampa.
Miles de personals disfruta-
ran del amenisimo programa
confeccionado por la Secci6n de
Bene&icencia. Alcanzara otfo
triunfo la esforzada Secci6n,
Que vela con extraordinario in
ter6s por los socios enfermos.
BESIDE las nueve de la mana
ma Sc ADRIAN las puertas. La
bora de cerrarlas no Sc ha fila
do.
Pasan de 1000 los cubiertos
secarados. Despu6s del almuer-
70 comenzara ell bale con las or
questas "Santirzo", LOS Bohe-
mics" y Don Francisco.
Sc han or9anizado concursos
de bale y c~anciones regionales.
Tn dia esplendido sera ell de
manana en- ell palacio de West
ampa.
La gaceta., 1935-08-31

Ell 60NQUete de Ell BOMev0rd
En- perfectas y bien arregla-
das mesas, en- ell fresco y am
plio salon comedor del restau-
rant Eel Boulevard, ocuparon
suS puestos cerca de $50 comen-
sales, en- ell banquete que la di-
rectiva del Centre Asturiano O.
freci0 a la Secci6n de Damas.
Fragantes rosas y palmas de
Greco, ell florista de nuestras ia
milias, daban lucimiento al a.
dorno.
Despues de saborear ell sa-
broso menu, TOGO ell turno a los
discusses, hacienda uso de la
palabra las Srtas. Julia Fer
nandez, actual Reina del Centre
Asturiano; Margarita Cutie
rrez, la reina anterior; Norma
Fernandez, IPresidenta de la
Secci6n de Damas, Y los Sres.
Manuel Corral, Dr.. P. M. Gar
cia, Baldomero y Jesus Fernan
dez, Jose Villaz6n y Luis Lopez.
La Sra. Luis Lopez fu6 obse-
quiada con un bouquet de flores
por las Secciones todas del Cen
tro.
La orquesta LA Tropical Sc
gan6 muchos aplausos.
Una noche de gratisima re-
cordaci6n.
La gaceta., 1935-08-31

dente del Centre Espanol, ami
go muy apreciado de esta casa
Tam6n Sierra, conocido conner
ciante de la Septima avenida
Ramon Cortez, Ramon I3i1dri-
qusz, Ramon Perez, Ramon
Garcia, Ramon Lopez, Ramon
Alvarez, Ramon Menendez, Ra-
r6n Suarez, Ramonin Fernan-
daz, Ramon S. Palacio. Ramo-
nina Vazquez, Ramonina Me-
n6ndez, Ramona Alvarez, Ra-
mona Fernandez, y lAnina Ra-
mona Manteiga, hija queridisi-
ma de nuestro director.
Y para todos los que involun-
tariamente omitimos, vayan
nuestros mejores deseos por su
Iicha.
La gaceta., 1935-08-31
HA LLEGADO Ell PRESI-
DENTE A UNA DECISION
SOBRE BL H2OBLEMA
DEL SOVIET

Washington, agosto 31.-En
los circulos oficiales sc dijo a.
yer C,,e ell p~residente Roosevelt
ha llegado a una decision sobre
la conducta futura del gobierno
cen respecto a la Russia Soviet.
Ell secretario Hull manifesto
que ell gobierno ha estudiado
bien la actitud del Soviet recha
zando su nota de protesta.
Recuerdase que la nota entire
gada EN- Moscou hablaba de las
mas serias consecuencias' pa
ra las relaciones entire los dos
paises.
La gaceta., 1935-08-31
PROYECTOS DE WPA APRO
POR LOS COMISIO-
NADOS DEL D

Los comisionados del conda-
do aprobaron aver 20 proyectos
para realizarse con dinero de la
WPA, entire ellos les SigCien~
ties: I'm estudio para determinar
ell n1mero de casas y edificios
para establecimientos que estan
vacios en- el cCndado; un fndice
para la incorporation de los ar
chivos que existen en- la oficina
del secretario de la Corte del
Circuito; pavimentaci0n de la
avenida 80 desde la carretera
federal No. 90 a la avenida
Sll.h, y Sigh desde las aveni-
das 80 a la so; pavimentaci6n
del canine Seffner-Valrico; pa
vimentaci6n de la avenida de
Buffalo hasta la carretera %,
ma distancia de 23i millas; pa
vimentaci6n del canine Falken-
burg deSde Horewell a la carre
EZRA federal; pavimentaci6n de
"a avenida Hines desde Water
hasta la Inca del distrito No. 3
y otros.
Tcdos les proyectos han sido
estudiados y r~ecomendados por
ell ingeMero Ryan.
La gaceta., 1935-08-31
LOS RERos PRoPUsIE
RON bMo ARBITRo AL
ALcALD1 cHANcEY Y NO
FUE ACEPTADO

En- la mans de hoy reco-
gimos ell rumor Ue que los obre
los torce 5ores han propuesto
como arb;tro al alcalde Chan
eey, en- ell .eroblema del team
work., y de que ell nsmbre de
este :ue rechazado.
Tratsmos de pond leo
municacion con ell dc
los obreros, Jose Martinez. pa
ra ~inquirir Ia verdad; pero no
hemos podido localizarlo.
Los que nos trajeron p ru-
NOR dicen que Sc rechazo al
Mayor, sin explicacion.
Tan pronto averigiemos 10
que hay de cierto ~nucstros lee
torres Sc enteraran.
La gaceta., 1935-08-31
Una cdrtG

Una cdTtG
Muy a~fectuosa y cort6s fir
mazda por ell j6ven Luis R. Con
zalez, de la Secci6n Recreati-
va de la sociedad "El Dulce
N0mbre".
Aludiendo a su contenido de-
seamos expresar al Sr. Coma
lez nuestra satisfaction por ha-
Der contribuido al eXito de su
fiesta y una vez mas nos l2one-
mos a su disposition, para ayu-
darles sinceramente.
y Cesar RiUerO.
La gaceta., 1935-08-31

Los muchachos de esta agru-
pacion celebraran una comida
en- ell Fuses Tavern Dining
Place, de Sulphur Springs, ell
Dia de los Trabajadores, a las
s de la tarde.
Deasu6s los comensales iran
a un Theatre Party.
En- Ybor tenemos buenos res
taurantes, muy a prdp6sito pa
"a comidas y un ratio de bale.
La gaceta., 1935-08-31
En- Ell pdrqae DeS0t0

En- Ell pdrqae DeS0tO
En- este lugar celebrara su
picnic ell Comite Pro-Fabrica-
ci6n de la Orden Caballero de
la Luz, el luneS, Dia de los Ira
bajadores.
Sc servira un sabroso almuer
20 criollo.
Para ell bale han sido contra
tadas La Tropical y una or
questa americana.
La gaceta., 1935-08-31
RegreSa Ia f0nilia PdnieUo

Regresa Ia familia PanieHo
Por ell Sr. Eloy Vergara, Sc
cNtario de La Ben&fica, mes
enteramos de que ell DR.. Panic
llo, Director de La Benefica y
eel Sanatorio del Centre E.spa-
mol, tcmo pasaje en- union de su
esposa e hiios, en- ell Norman
die, ell vapor mas grarde del
mundo, ell dia % de este mes.
Espera estar a3ui en- los pri-
meros dias del entrante mes.
La gaceta., 1935-08-31
FL bale de hon

~ C"PC w ivy
Ell Castillo Ponce de Leon
celebrara esta noche, un bale
social, en- los saIones del Casti-
10 Crist6bal Colon No. 7.
A esta fiesta bailable han 81
do invitadas las sociedades y
logias de la localidad.
Mesas nan sido vendidas "a
conocidas personals del campo
politico y comercial.
LA Tropical estrenara nue..
vas pleas.
La gaceta., 1935-08-31
La junction del CircuLO

Ell cuadro que act1a en- ell tea
tro del Circulo Cubano, lleva-
ra ell domingo al palco escenico
ell chistoso juguete c6mico LOS
Langostinos'.
Los precios son de 10 cts. los
mayores y 5 los ninos.
La gaceta., 1935-08-31

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