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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-21
WOman's Purse Stolen

Laurel Winchester, 1923 N New
Jersey-st, told police today that
some one opened a bedroom window
in her apartment and stole purse
containing $500
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YOU'RE HAPPY
WHEN YOU'RE
|
Think back over the

Think back over the
last month. The days you enjoyed
most were the days you felt in great
shape, Increase these sunny days
by keeping fit.
Avoid common constipation due
to insufficient bulk" in meals. 1t
may cause headaches, loss of appe.
tite and energy. 1t dulls your en'
thusiasm, takes the fun out of living.
Kellogg's ALL.BRAN furnishes
you with bulk" in convenient form.
ALL-BRAN also provides vitamin B
and iron. This gentle natural food
is much better than patent medi-
cines. Unlike cathartics, it remains
effective with continued use.
Two tablespoonfuls daily are usu.
ally sufficient. Severe cases, with
each meal. If not relieved this way,
see your doctor.
At all grocers in the red.and.
green package. za
Made by Kellogg in - IA
Battle Greek. NSsSeEpe III
ALg:BRAN q
g -! J
Keep on the Sunny Side of Life
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MAY q, 1885

chief factor in the bonded debt re-
duction.
Approximately 81 100000 was dis
tributed to these local units from
these funds during 1894.
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HIGH SPOTS OF TUESDAY LIGHTS
PROGRAMS

6 00-NBC-(WJZl Crime Clues.
6 3O-NBC lwEAFl Wayne King and
orchestra.
NBC-fWJZl Edgar A. Guest.
Welcome Valley"
-Columhia-Bing Crosby.
NBC-tWEAFl Ben Bernie.
7.5O-Columbia-" Of Charm"
NBC - lWEAFl Ed WYNN.
Duchins orchestra.
S.o0-Columbia- Walter OKeefe. Ted
HusiuE. Grav's orchestra.
NBC-t WEAFl. Operetta.
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indianapolis Power and Lkht Company
TUESDAY

TUESDAY
P N
4.00-Maurie Sherman orchestra (CBSl
4.l5-Tea Time Tunes.
4-45-StoOpnagle and Bud.
55-BOhemians.
5.30-Buck Rogers (CBSl.
.4S-B0hcmians.
5.55-NeWs.
00-Iavsndar and Old Lace CCBS).
.3n-Nelodi3na fCBSl
7-0O-Bing Crosby lCBSl.
7.30-Hour OF Charm. (CBS).
8.O0-Caravan tCBSl.
8.30-COld Facts
8.45-Piauo Twins.
9.0O-Iife on Red Horse Ranch.
Q-i5-NeWs-
.2O-DiamOnd Dust.
q.3O-Claude Hopkins orchestra fCBS)-
lo.OG-Orville Knapp orchestra (CBSl.
10 3O-Atop the Indiana roof.
l0-45-Bill Hogan orchestra (CBSl.
Il .n0-Keith Beecher orchestra tCBS).
II -3O-Louis Panico orchestra (CBSl.
Il OO-Midnight-Sign of.
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oscar Strauss Chocolate Soldier" will
be presented by the Beauty Box Theatre
for a second time during the broadcast
Tuesday at D m over WIRE and an
NBC network. The cast viii be headed by
Francia White, James Melton and Theodore
Webb.
Those incOrrigible Broadway hill-biIlies
featuring Walter O'Keefe with Louis
Sorin. Alice Frost and Jack OTKeefe.
will present another series Of startling
dramatic sketches with music from
Annette Hanshaw and the Casa Iona
orchestra to be broadcast over WFBM
and the Columbia network Tuesday. from
5 10 S:50 y. m.
Phil Duey. baritone. will sing The
Land of the Skv Blue Water by Cadman
and All. Sweet Mystery of Life from
Herhert's Naughty Marietta during his
broadcast with Leo ReiSman'S orchestra
Tuesday at $50 p. m. over WIRE and an
MIC network
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WEDNESDAY.


A NJ
63O-Morning devotions.
s 45-Tuneful Tick Tocks.
Z 30-Musical clock.
8.05-Tuneful Tick Tocks.
S45-Marv Bakers review.
g.00-Walter Castle fNBCl.
9.l5-Tonv WOns tNBCl.
930-State EMPLOYMENT orchestra.
9.45-Magic Recipes tNBC).
10 .00-MasQuerad tNBC1.
10l5-HonevbOy and Sassafras tNBCl.
l0.30-Words and Music tNBCl.
10. 45-Cecn and SALLY
ii :00-Jimmie Garrigan's orchestra CNBC)
l1.15-Virginia Lee and Sunbeam lNBCl.
I.30-Farm and Home Hour tNBCl.
P NJ
i2.3O-Al Pearce and his gang (NBC).
u. 55-Wonder news.
1.00-Samuel Barber fNBCl.
1.l5-To be announced.
1.30-Ma Perkins tNBCl.
1.45-Morin Sisters tNBCl.
, .00-Womans Radio review fNBC).
2.30-Herb Waldman's orchestra (NBCl
3;0O-Crosscuts from the Log of Day
tNBCl
3.30-Kav foster fNBCl.
3:45-Adventures of Sam and Dick (NBC).
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y :3o-Sign of

lZ.5U-Slgn on.
AN.
5:SO-Top o. the Mornins.
6:0o-Phil Cooks note book. (NBC).
6:15-Nation's Family Prayer period.
6.30-Cheerio (NBCl.
7:00-Morning devotionS.
7:15-Music by Divano.
i:30-Eva Taylor tNBCl.
-:45-The Sizzlers (NBC).
6:00-Joe Emerson. hymns.
8:15-Clara. Lou and EN- (NBCl.
5:30-Betty Croker. cooking talk.
8:45-Don Carlos and his Marimba band
a:oO-Jack Berch and orchestra.
9.15-Livestock reports.
9:25-News flashes
9:30-United States Army bank tNBCl.
9.45-Mary Sothern. drama Mutual.
10:OO-Betty Moore. interior decorating.
10:15-Morning Housewares. orchestra.
l0:30-Song Of the City tNBC).
l0:45-Painted Dreams, drama Mutual
1I:00-Jimmie Garrigan's dance orchestra
(NBC).
1115-virginia Lee and Sunbeam CNBC).
II :30-Livestock reports.
l1:45-Christian Science lecture.
P
l2:I5-National Home and Farm hour
12.so-Glenn Lees dance orchestra.
I2:45-Johnny Burkharth's dance orchestra.
1:00-Home Sweet Home fNBC).
1;15-Vic and SADIE fNBC).
1:30-Ma Perkins (NBCl.
i:45-Dreams Come True. Barry McKin-
ley. songs tNBC).
2.00-Bettv and Bob.
2.15-John Barker, baritone and organ.
2:30-Rex Griffith. tenor, Larry Greuter.
accordion.
2.35-Ticker notes.
2:45-Dorothea Ponc. blues singer.
3:oo-Antonio and his Continentals
3.15-Miner's Children. drama.
3:30-Singing Lady (NBCl.
3.45-Questions and Answers.
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WLW (7OO) Cincinnati

TUESDAY
4:00-Mary Alcott. blues singer.
4.l5-Otto Thure's orchestra (NBC).
4:30-Jack Armstrong. drama.
4:45--Loweu Thomas (NBC).
5:0O-Old Fashioned Girl. Helen Nugent.
5.15-Glenn Lees orchestra.
5:30-The Street Singer.
5.45-Bob NeWhall.
6.00-Crime Clues drama (NBC).
6.30-Household Finances. Edgar Guest
tNBC).
7:00-Red Trails. drama CNBC).
7.30-Ed Wynn. The Fire Chief (NBCl.
8.00-Beauty Box Theatre.
9.00-Pathe News of the Air (MutuaD.
9.15-Lum and Abner, (MutuaD.
9.30-Waltzing Through Europe.
9.f5-Little Doc.
10.00-News flashes.
10:05-Tea Leaves and jade.
l0.30-Joe Sanders orchestra.
IL .00-Irving Aaronson's orchestra.
1l.30-Glenn Lees dance orchestra.
standardization River. organ and
poems.
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indianapolis Broadcasting. Incl
TUESDAY.

TUESDAY.
P N
1 00-Eighth Anniversary Of the Lind
bergh Flight.
fl5-Hs Week HYMN Sing fNBC1.
Z 30-Summary of WIRE program.
435-Marv Small fNBCl.
445-Little Orphan Annie lNBCl.
5 00-NeWs Flashes.
05-MaX DO!in.
5-i0-A Lullaby.
5.i5-ROgeT Bean.
5 30-Grace Hays.
545-Eb and Zeb.
6.0O-Mellow Fellows.
6.15-Hi-Hilarities.
630-Wavne Kings orchestra tNBCl.
r .OO-Red Trails tNBCi.
: Sod WYNN the Fire Chief lNBCl.
8 0O-Beauty Box Theater fNBCl.
9 00-WOnder news.
.05-Muslcal Cocktail
.10-BasOnOlOgY.
9.i5-Tonv and Gus fNBC)
93O-Leo Reismans orchestra (NBC).
i0.O0-SpOrts review.
I0.15-COngTess news.
10 20-Enric Madriguera's orchestra [NBCl
10.30-Ceorge Dufv's orchestra tNBCl.
Il .O0-Fanfare tNBCi.
Il .30-Paul ChristiansOns orchestra lNBCD
u 00--Midnlght-Sign of.
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WEDNESDAY

A. NJ.
s 3O-Chuck Wagon.
7-00-Earlv Birds.
s 00-NeWs.
The Washington times., 1935-07-19
WH|SKEY
SALEFOUGHT

Return of prohibition and loss
of thousands of dollars to the
Government in liquor taxes would
result from enactment Of a pend
ing bill in Congress which would
allow the sale of whiskey in bulk
to hotels and clubs, Michael Cur
ties, president of the National Re-
tail Liquor Package Store Asso-
citation, declared today.
Mr.. Curtes headed a group from
the association which came here
to fight the measure recently re-
ported out by the House Ways and
Means Committee.
Passage of the bill, Mr.. Curtes
said, would mean a return of the
bootlegger, loss Of taxes to the
Government and eventual repeal
of the liquor laws. Under terms
of the law, Mr.. Curtes explained,
hotels and clubs could buy
whisky in bulk from distillers in.
stead of in package form as at
present,
The Washington times., 1935-07-19
Borah Joins In Fight
OnHull Trade PaCts

Senator Borah (R.) Of Idaho,
today had joined the wildfire Of
congressional protest against Sec
rotary of State Hulrs reciprocal
trade program, as letters and tele-
grams flooded the Capitol from
all sections demanding an end Of
what they termed "Hulls sucker
deals"
Repeal Vote Today
Senator Borah declared Secre.
tary Hulls program entirely un-
constitutional and said the dele.
CATION of treaty making powers
by Congress to the State Depart
ment Is q manifest violation Of
the American system Of govern
ment.
The Senate, meanwhile, neared
a showdown in the question. The
move by Senator McCarran (DJ
Of Nevada, to repeal the recipro'
cal tariff act under which the
State Department is permitted to
negotiate trade agreements with
out Senate ratification, intro
duced as an amendment to the
pending AAA bill, was expected
to come to q vote today.
Wires Swamp McCarran
Mr.. McCarran's office was
swamped with kilograms and let
ters of support.
Among the kilograms was one
from F. K. A. Eble, former U. S
commissioner of customs and now
manager Of the American Match
Institute in New York. He said:
.''The entire American match
industry, employing $4,000 work
! ers in IL different States,
The Washington times., 1935-07-19

Officials of Federal Housing
Administration thought so highly
of the capabilities of attractive
Jeanne Hall, secretary to H. c..
Dalzell, legislative representa-
tive, that they gave her a job
two weeks before the act Great
ing the agency had been signed
by the President.
She accepted an appointment
early in June of last year, COM
ing from her home in Sioux
Falls, S. D.. and since that time
has been in every recreational
and social activity conducted
by personnel of the Vermont
Avenue unit.
Miss Hall not only is a mem
Der of the Washington Young
Democrats, and of tn e FILA
Athletic Association, but also
bowls regularly during the win
ter with her units team, fin
ishing last season with an az
erage of 81. She also is a swim
mer.
A blue-eyed blond, with light
brown hair, and an intelligent
and expressive countenance,
Jeanne is a graduate of Sioux
Falls College. She admitted to-
day she isn't at all domestic, "
but one of her accomplishments
is the ability to manipulate the
keyboard of a piano with real
adroitness.
The Washington times., 1935-07-19

Files faces Chief Clerk in JUS
tees softball league today. It's
set for 5 p. m. south of the Me-
mortal Pool.
The Washington times., 1935-07-19
LIN j. 8. ENTRY
UNDER PROBE

COLUMBUS, Ohio, July 10
GN.s0. - Occidental Curiosity
and the sudden interest of the
Federal Government in his entry
into the United States today pro
vided the only clouds on the
happy marital horizon of K. M.
James Lin, China presidents son,
who was married to Viola Brown,
5-and-10 cent store clerk.
Lin, s26, and his 24-year-old
bride remained in seclusion in the
university district rooming house
where he has lived since coming
here from Columbia University
to work for a masters degree. Ad-
mittance was denied visitors.
Lin said he hoped his father
approves but if he does not, it
will make no difference.
The Washington times., 1935-07-19
100000 ASKED
FOR BOILING

Allotment of 100000 for grad
ing and general improvements to
Boiling Field was sought today
by the quartermaster generals
office of the War Department in
an application filed with the
Works Progress Administration.
The application was one of sew
eral which totaled $12,721,098
sought for improvements to Army
posts and hospitals in Is States
and Washington.
Lump sum allotment of 5000, 900
for physical improvements to Boil
ling Field would include grading,
new quarters for officers and en-
listed men, new shops and new
storehouses. One fuel storage
tank would be added to the field
through allotment of the re-
uueSted funds.
The Washington times., 1935-07-19
CCC AIDES HEAR
TALK ON JOBS

college PARK, Nd, July
19.-"ToO much intelligence
may be a handicap in certain
types Of jobs"
This was the keynote Of a
lecture here yesterday by M. R,
Trabue, of the United States Pub.
lie Employment Service, on THE
Use of Worker Specifications and
Tests in Placement and Guild.
ance." The lecture was part Of
the Training Conference program
for camp educational advisors Of
the Civilian Conservation Corps,
Third Corps Area, held at the
University Of Maryland under the
direction of DR.. Thomas Gordon
Bennett, educational adviser.
A recognized authority in occu'
pational reasearch, DR.. Trabue
stated that he believes teachers
soon will study their students just
as doctors now study thei,
patients.
Tomorrow. william F. Patter
son, executive secretary of the
Federal Trade Committee on APP
premiership, Washington, will dis
cuss Apprenticeship Training
j. C. Wright, assistant commits
sioner for vocational education a
the Office of Education, Washing
ton, will discuss Factors Involved
in Success on the Job" William
H. Stead, associate director fol
standards and research, Unitec
States Employment Service, Wash
ington, will discuss "Agencie.
Through Which Jobs Might b
Secured"
The Washington times., 1935-07-19
1856 Lose Jobs
In Alcohol Unit

Jobs were lost by 385 men in the
alcohol tax unit of the Internal
Revenue Bureau during past week,
tabulations show. This leaves an
enforcement personnel of ALSO,
slightly more than before the Nc
Kellar rider forced examinations.
The dismissals were due to lover
manning" the Treasury Depart
ment said.
The Washington times., 1935-07-19
Woman of Mystery
Declares Man Slain

RICHM OND, Va, July 10.
Charging that Louis Joseph
Mountz, 10, was poisoned, q
woman who claimed to be his
daughter, but refused to reveal
her name, demanded an au'
topsy. The death certificate for
Mr.. Mountz, retired bookbinder
who died April Il, listed cerebral
hemmorrhage as the cause OF
death.
The woman first conferred with
DR.. j. M. Whitfield, city coroner,
demanding ar elimination of the
body,
The Washington times., 1935-07-19

heartily indOrses your stand Op-
posing the recent trade pact
with Soviet Russia. Immense
quantities OF Russian strike
On-the-box safety matches,
will be dumped on the Ameri.
can market as soon as this
trade agreement goes into ef.
feet,
The Washington times., 1935-07-19

LOST $4,000 diamond
and Platinum bracelet while
dancing at Monte Carlo. The
Countess, whose husband is
a banker, was erly
Marie Duryea, of New York.
La gaceta., 1935-11-27
IRCPAS DE
VARGAS SALEM EN- BUS
. CA DE LOS "ROJOS"

Rio de Janeiro, Nov. 81
Para dominar ell movimiento
revolucionario de los Estados
de lilo Grande do Norte y Per-
nambuco, eI gobierno del Brasil
lanz6 aver sus fuerzaS de mar,
terra y aviaci6n sobre los luga-
res que dominan los rebeldes.
La revolution en- Pernambuco,
se2Gn ell 2obierno, eSta va aplas
tada.
Flota aun la bandera rCja so
bre la imp0rtante ciudad norte-
ma de Natal zero las autorida-
des pronostican que nc sera por
mucho tempo. La poblaci6n CT
vii esta cooperando con ell ej6r-
cito en- la tarea de aplastar al
lider cOmuniSta Luis Carlos
Prestes y sus partidarios. Ell
movimiento rebelde, en- los SUI
burbios de P%ernambuco, fu6 con
yertido en- fuga precipitada, por'
ell fuego de artilleria. Senalase
ahora Ell 80 ell ndmero de victi-
mas. Las tropas leales han he
cho muchos prisioneros Y ecu
0ado rifles y ametralladoras.
Mas de 80 sospechosos de COM
plicidad con los rebeldes han 81
do encarcelados en- Pernambuco
La gaceta., 1935-11-27
HARRY L. HOPKINS DEFEN
DO Ell DE
ALIVIO DEL GOBIERNO

Cleveland, Nov. 27.-Ha :
blando en- ell Temple de la ave
nida Euclid, en- esta ciudad,
Harry L. Hopkins, jefe de la
FERA y WPA, declare que de-
tras de la nube de hume y crl-
tica y de los ataques politicos,
la administration de alivio Sc
mantiene Immaculate y dice
que ningdn ciudadano pasara
hambre. "Se ha dicho que he
mos gastado grandes cantida :
des de dinero en- cosas que no
significan alivio para los me-
nesterosos; pero este es false.
ST es cierto que hemos alimen-
tado, albergado, vestido y da-
do atenci6n m6dica a 100000
de ciudadanos.
La gaceta., 1935-11-27
Noticia c~onfjrmoda

Els un hecho va 10 de la fiesta
que para sus socios celebrara Ell
Centre Espanol de Ybor, ell dia
"a de Diciembre.
Una fiesta muy aprop6sito,
por cuanto csc dia muchas per-
sonas, despues de la cena, no
tienen donde terminar la noche.
ALI, en- ell Centric, los socios
tendran donde distraerse y dis
frutar de las diversiones pro :
piaS de Nochebuena.
En- ell salon de bale estaran
clos Bohemios", dispuestos, CO.
me siempre, a infiltrar algeria.
En- la sala cantina, los concu-
rrentes podran tocar gaitas, gui
tarras y otros instrumentos.
La gaceta., 1935-11-27
"A DECISION DEL TRIBU-
NAL SUPREME COMEN-
TADA POR Mr.. ROBINSON

Al ser enterado aver de. Ia sen
tencia del Tribunal Sspremo del
Estaao sobre las "cadenas' de
esta5lecimientos, ell Sr. E. l..
Robinson, superintendent de es
ctelas del conGado, dijo a una
2sar blea de padres, maestrcs.y
clubs civils, efectuaIa en- ell ms
-ituto HilIsboroug~aue ell faS
da alg1n aliento, 'pero no amino
ra el peligro del t6rmino de 55
meses.
La gaceta., 1935-11-27
- -
Ld0 ales no pudieron llegar a un acuerdo,
sobre IN deben pagan las maquinas de jugaf

Ell ayunts~-sTto, en- la session
ce'ebrada anoche~ acord6 estu-
diar las ordenanzas de otras ciu
dades sobre las maquinas de ju-
gar, de~s;stiendo, temperament
.e, de aplicarles un impuesto del
26% sobre las ganancias.
Una session extraordinarA,
para discutir este punto, Sc We
riticara ell viernes, a las 3 de la
La gaceta., 1935-11-27
Ell Cabaret del Castillo
Cr5St6boI Colon


En- ell Cabaret privado que el
sabado ofrecera en- su rpalacio
de la Gale 16 ell Castillo Crist6-
bal Colon, de los Caballeros del
Aguila de Orc, tocara la orques
ia La Tropical, que tiene como
pianista a la Sra. Rueda.
A petici6n de Baldomero Fer
nandez, a quien secundan valio-
sos elementos de la Logia, la or
Nuesta repetira las pleas ulti-
mamente estrenadas.
Ali nos veremos. Pasan de 60
las me.sas Vendidas.
La gaceta., 1935-11-27
Agrddecida una familia


Los familiares del v~iejito Gu
bano Ramon Tapia, que era ami
go del apostol Jose Marti, nos
ruegan demos las gracias a to-
das las personas que Sc intere-
saron por el durante su enfer-
medad, Y que despu5s concurrie
ron a su entierro. Tapia Sc llev6
a la tumba, en- ell sarc6fago, un
retrato que MART lie habia de :
dicado.
Este peri6dico reitera su ex-
preston de pesame a la aprecia-
da familia del extinto.
La gaceta., 1935-11-27
B@i{e esta a0che

B@j{e eStd a0che
En- los saIones del puesto Mar
cello Gonzalez, de la Legion A
m%ericana, en- la Gale II y aveni-
ia IL.
Ha sido contratada una como
cida Orquesta de esta localidad.
Entire los concurrentes sc repair
Entire los concurrentes Sc repair
La entrada costara 25 cts.
para todos.
La gaceta., 1935-11-27
NOtGs de S0cieddd

NOLnS 06 SOcJe000
Esta noche Sc efectuara la We
lada commemorative del 27 de
Noviembre, en- ell Circulo Cuba
no.
No asistira ell DR.. Ramon
Grau San Martin, que Sc encuen
ira en- Miami pero hablaran los
Sres. Julio Cesar Trujillo, Leo
Aware y Enrique C. HenriQuez.
Empezara elsa~ despues de
las ocho, presidiendo el ST.. Juan
Quesada.
Muoho lamentamos cue el DR..
Grau no haya podido yenir, CO
mo era su dese0.
La gaceta., 1935-11-27
SerG en- Otr0 local

Ser0 en- OtrO local
Ell Castillo Ponce de Leon
No. 8, de los Aguilas de Orc,
2elebrara desde ahora sus te-
midas en- el salon del Castillo
Crist6bal Colon, en- la 8 aveni-
la y Gale 16. Felicitamos a los
hermanos por ell traslado. Els la
casa de todos los "aguilas''.
La gaceta., 1935-11-27

tarde.
La semana ,pasada Sc presen-
TO un proyecto de ordenanza que
0bligaria a la municipalidad a
pcner. c0bradcres. Ell abogado
c~onsultor McMullen dijo enton-
ces que no Sc hallaba prepSrado
para az oyar csc Is q. Pacheco
indic5 cue Ell cobro pudiera cos
.tSr mas que ell rendimiento.
La gaceta., 1935-11-27
.0tYG M0tiuGe

Volveran los muchachos de Id
5oeai6n de Racreo del Centre
Z panel a ceIcbrar otra matinee
5ailable, ell domingo, en- la sala
alta del edificio de Ybor.
La temporada llevara algu-
nos centeraro5 de pesos al teso-
20 de la prestigiosa sociedad.
Don Francisco, la va popu-
lar orquesta, estara en- la con-
cha de la m1sica.
La gaceta., 1935-11-27

NodeliHa Vdzqaez
Tambi6n padece de grippe es.
ia conocida DANA.
Ojala que muy pronto reel
ba a Sus amistades.
La gaceta., 1935-11-27

depuesto emperador de Abjs;-
MIA, a quien Sc axrsbat6 ell tro-
no en- 1916. Llevala mas de una
decada encadenaso, como pri-
sionero de Halle kslassie. Desde
1925 Sc le habia< ievajo a Ia
for.aieza dc Ia montana Cara
Muleta, donde Sc lie mantenia
encadenado dia y noche. La ne
ia Official dice que Lii l!evaba
tres amos enfermo. Cuando tia
liza inici6 la invasion de Ethiopia,
Yassu Sc ofreci6 a pelear por su
patria, bajo las 6rdenes del En-
perador, 81 Sc lie daba Ell mando
le un ej6rcito de $4,000 hon.
bres. Halle Selassie 40 quiso
eomplacerle.
La gaceta., 1935-11-27
Enfernaa

Aquejada de una affection
grippal Sc encuentra en- su no
gar la Sra. Joaquina Canal, ma
Dire de nuestro companero en- Ell
periodismo Sr. Herminio Canal.
POr su pronto restablecimien
to formulamos votes.
La gaceta., 1935-11-27
Ell EN-
A DE ABISINIA

Adds Ababa, Nov. 27.-El
do aver la noticia de la
muerte de su primo Lii Yassau,
La gaceta., 1935-11-27
MATRTMONIOS

Esteban I2lesias, %, y Jose
fina Creto, %; Cecil burden.
25, Y Nella NJ. La9, %; James
A. Creel, "a, Y Margaret C.
flynn, 81; J. D. Metcalff, 46, y
Willie H. Phillips, 80.
La gaceta., 1935-11-27

Algo entire familia y muy o
portunos
'an/" Bale
EY Centre Asturiano ofrecera
Ell domingo function teatrai y bal
lie, en- su edificio, per un peque-
no presto de entrada. Anuncia
q programa la comedia Las
Doce y Media y Serene. Des-
eHpenaran los principles pape
les los jGvenes de las Secciones
dc Damas y Recreo y Adorno.
En- 81 bale tocara La Tropical.
Todas las fie!tas dobles de es-
ia cIase ceIdaradas recientemen
te en- ell Centro Asturiano han
cv.minado en- un extraordinario
kite.
La gaceta., 1935-11-27

del condado y s%1OOseam Gag
nina, un ano y I'm dia y multa
lie $500; Joe Sccto, DOS amos y
sensencia susperdida; Giusence
Mule, IN ano y un dia y multa
L $120; Al Temes, IN ano y un
ia y 500 de multa; Albert
Hhol y"Lucy Phol, un ano y IN
dia; Pedor Lidon, por Transport
TAR un autom6vil rcbado, dos
amos.
La gaceta., 1935-11-27
coRRF9 I

yer culpables, en- lcio sin
jurado, q 7. CrosbD Marida
dos vecinos de Plant CT
5y, duenos &c un alambique clan
destino. Benito Ldeez, .acusado
de entrar iIegalmente II ell pals,
se declare culpable. Qued6 suje-
to a expediente de de- ortaci6n.
Tony Italiano, dos amos y SEN
tencia suzpendida, por la pose
sion de booidas alcoholics sin
licencia.
Tony Acrri, dos alos en- At
lanta y sentencia suspan1ida,
por destilaci6n Illegal de kebi-
das.
J. {. Junkhout, Jr., un am y
IN dia en- Chillicoahe y multa de
500; Vernon Syford, un ano y
IN Ola y multa de $500; Phil
Shaw, tres meses en- la carcel
La gaceta., 1935-11-27

Robinson estima que ell calcu
10 hecho por Tallah deN
S2,750,00O, es muy all Aade-
mas, habra que eagera1
Iuci6n del Tribunal SupN
les Eztados UnidoS.
"Ahora no tenemoe digEgo
las promesas de que l2GendY
mos nos hace alg1n h; pei
debemGs tener la Rridad dV
qus los bancos p1 Faran. Las
escuelas del condaK estan aho-
"a funcionando con dinero pres
tadc, en- es2era de cue Sc cobren
las Ecencias de los automovi-
les.
La gaceta., 1935-11-27
SOCIALES

Algo entire familia y muy c
La gaceta., 1935-11-14

temer NADIA, Ipues nadie ORA de
mis- labios 10 que la casualidad,
o, mejor dicho, una indiscreci6n
me ha hecho conocer.
Nj un instante he dudado
de que asi sea, sonora.
-Hecha esta salvedad, per
mitame listed proseguir,
La escucho.
FLO Andrea en- ell joven una
mirada carinosa, y continue di-
ciendo:
Para sus sufrimientos mo-
rales, mucho mas crueles Y do
lorosos que los fisicos, con TODD
y ser estos tan i.randes, 70 Sc
que hay un remedio, uno solo y
vengo a ofrecerselo. Sc que Sc
considera listed desgraciado y
que acaso 10 sea, pero que no