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La gaceta., 1935-05-16

tenci6n con que ell sacerdote Sc
habia entrometido en- tai asun-
to en- aquel %entonces.
Y como ell tempo 10 bora TODD,
y a nuevas situaciones nuevas
ideas, Elvira, al cabo de un ano,
realize su primera confession
ante el confesionario del padre
Cerrada, quien Sc mostr6 tan
dulce, tan bueno, tan noble con-
sejero de su alma, que Elvira
Sc dijo:
Me equivoque... FL padre
Cerrada es bueno... Obraba sin
ceramente al procurar que yo
no amase a Enrique. En- 10 uni
co que Sc equivoc6, fue en- Greer
que Candida podia hacerme fe-
iOh! No es extrano!... La
hipocresfa de Candida era Ca
La gaceta., 1935-05-16
LIGA NACIONAL

Dizzy Dean perdi0 su juego
con los Gigantes, pero Paul
Dean gan6 ell suyo, que fue Ell
segundo. Paul sirvi6 "ponche"
a 7 bateadores.
st. Luis 1c, III, Be; New York
&c, Oh, lie.
st. Luis 4c, III, lie; New York
1c, 5h, lie.
Los piratas vapulearon a 4
pitchers del Filadelfia, anotan-
do 20 cafreras con I'm total de
10 hits. Cuatro hateadores del
Pittsburgh dieron tres hits ca
|da uno, /, Waner, Jensen, Tray
nor y Ell pitcher Swift.
Pittsburg zoe, 19h, De; Fila
delfia DC, 12h, 7e.
Ell Brooklyn venci6 a los Cubs
en- ell segundo juego, pero fue
derrotado en- ell primero. Sc
mantiene ell team" de Lopez en-
ell segundo lugar del eircuite.
Lopez fue dos veces al bate en- Ell
segundo e hizo una carrera, pc
70 no bate6 de chit.
Chicago &c, 11h, lie; Brook
lyn &c, III, De.
Chicago 1c, Oh, De; Brooklyn
&c, III, De.
Chicago 1c, Oh, De; Brooklyn
&c, Oh, lie.
La gaceta., 1935-05-16
A LIGA AMERICANA

Danzando Ruffing los yam
KEGS dejaron en- blanco a los Tt
gres, que solo batearon 6 hits.4
New York DC, 11h, De; Del
troit DC, Oh, De.
Ell pitcher Brown domino a
los Senadores Y los Indios CANA
ron ell juego, despues que ell
Washington habia hecho saltar
a Hikdebrand. Alb Wright, ell
jardinero recluta, gan6 ell desa-
flo con ws~0adrangular y un
Washington 4c, 5h, lie; Cleve-
land sc, 8h, lie.
Ell pitcher Lyons Aljetd a los
'Atleticos z en- los nu| e innings
pegaron solo 8 hits 5no pudie-
ron llegar al home.
Cain cargo con Ia derrota, aun
que Benton lie sustituy6 en- las
'dltimas entradas.
Filadelfia DC, 3h, De; Chicago
So. De.
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puede quedarse sin NADIA o con
muy poco... Esta situaci6n y es
'tos pensamientos que, sin duda,
Sc habran albergado en- la men,
tie de Candida alguna vez, pue-
den dar funestos frutos... U.s.
ted, Elvirita, debe reflexionar..
.pensar en- la resolution de tan
arduo punto, prevenir 10 que
pueda suceder... En- algo he
pensado,-decia la infeliz j6-
ven; pero aun no he reSuelto
NADIA.
-Pues, la verdad, yo, que
.bien sabe listed 10 que me inte-
reso por cuanto a listed Sc refie-
re, por 10 mismo que la conozco
desde nina, me permitirfa aeon
sejarle que resolviese pronto...
perO prontO.
La gaceta., 1935-05-16
UN NUEVO ~"MARAVILLO-
so" CABALLO FRANCES

Paris, Mayo 16.-El baron de
Rothschild presentara su nuevo
caballo Brantome, qudase dice es
una maravflla, ell dia(2o de jul
MO, a disputar la copa de orc
Ascot. a
superior a Epinard y su propie-
tario cree que vencera facilmen
tie.
Massine, un caballo frances,
gan6 la copa de orc en- 1924, nc
habiendo sido vencedor otro
frances desde e~ntonces.
Brantome gan6 la carrera de
200, 900 frances en- Cadran, por
Is largos sobre 81 mas cercano
competitor, en- un campo de sic
tie. Tiene cuatro amos de edad,
es pequeho y compacto y triun-
f0 en- las once carreras en- q. ha
tornado parte.
La gaceta., 1935-05-16
LA DERROTA-
DO pOR Ell ALEMAN WA
LICK

En- un programa de luchas O.
frecido en- ell Coliseo de New
York, el aleman Leo Wallinek,
de ITS libras de peso, derrot6
al frances Mauricio LaChepelle,
tambien de ITS. Una doble la
We de brazo sometio al gallo a los
55 minutes y IA segundos.
Bobby Blake, de California,
domino a Cleve WEIGH, de Aus
tralia, on Is minutes y 20 Sc
gundos; otro aleman, Hans
Schaacht, tir6 a Jim Spencer,
de st. Luis, en- II minutes y So
segundos; Curly Donchin, de
Brooklyn, venci6 al germaao
Hans Schnabel, y ell sueco Clar-
|ence Wahlberg apabull6 al tia
|liano Ferroni, en- II minutes y
% segundos.
La gaceta., 1935-05-16

Ell padre Cerrada, sofia ir a
casa de la marquesa cuando
|Candido no estaba, y en- aque-
Has entrevistas era cuando ell
astuto don Manuel desplegaba
.todas Sus manaS.
-Candido, no eS malo,-lle-
go a decir en- cierta ocasi6n,-
.pero hay que tener en- cuenta
las circunstanciaS... Marta.
.perdone listed la franqueza, FL
vira, pero entire nosotros... Mar
ia no es su hija, y, por 10 tanto
aunque el por humanidad Y
por... convenience social. o
personal, lie demuestre algGn a.
l6gico es que, ell dia de
manana, piense... 81 no 10 ha
pensado va, que 81 listed falta,
Ia heredera e. Ia nina, Y e.. 81
La gaceta., 1935-05-16
NUEV0 DIRECTOR DE LA
METROPOLITAN

New York, Mayo 16.-Para
suceder a Herbert Witherspoon
que muriera repentinamente Ell
pasado viernes, la compania Me
tropolitan Opera Co. nombr6 a.
yer al tenor Edward johnson,
native del Canada.
Johnson compartia va ell pues
to de a~sistente administrator
con Edward Ziegler.
Witherspoon desempen6 ell
cargo dos meses, luego de haber
entrado a ocupar ell puesto del
retirado GATH Casazza.
La gaceta., 1935-05-16
Ell ESTADO DE GEORGIA
EN- CONTRA DE LA LEY
SEGA

Atlanta, Ca, Mayo Is. La
corrlente "moiada" vencera a
la "seca" en- ell estado y la pro-
hibici6n quedara abolida,
Hasta la noche de aver ell es-
'crutinio arrejaba este resulta :
do; en- pro de la ahOlici6n 1854
en- contra, 90, 56S.
Ell condado de Chatham, que
incluye a la ciudad de Savannah
vote en- la siguiente forma:
10,089 contra la ley SEGA Y
795 a favor. Macon vote a favor
de la abolicion, 10 mismo que
Atlanta, Augusta y etras eiuda
des.
La gaceta., 1935-05-16
JIM LONDOS VENCIO A
JOSE COX

Nkjico, D. F., mayo 16.-El
camA6n mundial de luchas,
Jim Londos, defendi6 su titulo
contra Jose Cox, de Kansas CT
ty, .Estados 4nidos, en- presen-
cia de mas de 10000 personals.
Utilizando "barrenas de ae-
roplano" Londos obtuvo dos cal
das sobre su adversario, la pri-
mera en- 30 minutes y la segun-
da V decisiva en- cinco.
Cox luchaba aqui con un an
'tifaz rojo, dando su nombre des
Ipu6s del combate.
Ell doctor Sarpolis venci& Z
Dick Raines, Paul Jones Jffn
ICoffield y Abe Coleman a Geo.
Mansur.
La gaceta., 1935-05-16
DEPORTES
LEGO Ell NEGRO j. LUIS

New York, Mayo 16.-Con ell
fin de prepararse para su bata-
LA con Primo Camera, ell glgan
tie italiano, arrib6 aver a esta
ciudad ell negro Jose Luis, de
Detroit, legitimo aspirante a la
corona.
Esta pelea, que atrae mas la
atenci6n del p1blico que la de
Baer-Braddock, Sc efectuara en-
ell Estadio de los Yankees ell dia
25 de JUNO.
Baer defendera su corona Ell
13 de JUNO, habiendose compro
metido a combatir con ell vence
dor del match Carnera-Luis.
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. solapadamente, apunt6:

I'm buen testamento, justo
y concienzudo, puede resolverlo
TODD. Claro que en- csc testamen
to no seria justo olvidar a Can
dido. Al fin y al cabo, es ell pa
dre... socialmente, de Martha.
Estes consoles eran los mis-
mos del anciano cura don vi
cente.
Elvira creyo muy del case
confiar al padre Cerrada sus in
tenciones.
ST: haria 10 que el lie aconse-
jaba, 10 que antes lie habfa a.
consejado I'm venerable sacer-
Idote que lego a quererla como
un padre.
La gaceta., 1935-05-16
LOS BILLET PARA LA
PELEA DE BAER

New York, mayo 16.-Se
han puesto a la venta los billie
ties para la pelea entire ell cam
pe6n del mundo, Max Baer, y ell
Jimmy Braddock, que
astpira al titulo del peso pesado.
Los asientos de junto al ring
Sc venden a $40, sin sobrepre-
clio, y los otros a $40, SIS y So.
Dirige la venta a nombre de
la Madison Square Garden, Ell
concertador de peleas Jimmy
La gaceta., 1935-05-16
ESTA VA EN- INGLATERRA
Ell FAMOSO YACHT YAM
KEE

Portsmouth, Inglaterra, Ma
yo 16.-Luego de cruzar ell At
lantico, siendo remolcado en- las
1ltimas millas por ell yacht Vita
propiedad de T. o. M. Sopwith,
Sc encuentra en- CoWes ell famo-
so yacht americana Yankee.
Media bora antes del Cyan
|kee habia entrado la goleta At
|lantic, propiedad tambien de
Mr.. Lambert.
La gaceta., 1935-05-16
ROWAN DERROTO A PAOLO
VILLA

New York, Mayo 16.-Mas de
5000 personals ovacionaron en-
ell palacio de San Nicolas al pu-
gil Allie Rowan, de Jersey City
que derrot6 por puntos a Paolo
Villa, de Harlem.
Villa atacaba yiolentamente,
pero sus acometidas eran conte-
midas por Rowan, que lie pegaba
efectivas izquierdas y derechas
a la cabeza. Allie odisco, de Jer-
sey, superb en- ell semifinal a
Johnny Defoe, que pesaba 127
libras.
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iii

Candida, entire tanto, PEN
saba en- ell modo de comenzar
a asegurarse I'm porvenir, quiz
sierra o no q~uisiera su esposa.
Habfan pasado tres amos,
Marta era va una corretona
que alegraba ell vetusto pala-
clio con sus risas de angel Y sus
travesuras, Y Elvira, por 10 Wis
to, no pensaba decidir NADIA.
All efecto, trat6 del asunto
con don Manuel, quien lie diio
que debia abordar la question.
Cerrada, -tenia la habilida,d
tener prophecies Y engana-
dos a los dos esposos.
Ash como a Elvira lie habla-
ma en- favor de su hija, . Can
La gaceta., 1935-05-16
MANUEL ONIS
a CLUB READING

Brooklyn, N. Y, mayo 16.-
catcher tampeno Manuel O.
mis- pas6 aver de los dodgers"
al club Reading, en- compania
del pitcher zurdo Frank Lam
anske. Adquirio ell Brooklyn
los seryjcios del pitcher vetera-
no George Earnshaw, que per-
tenSeia al Chicago. Harry Els
enstat, IN lanzador zurdo, Sc
mand6 al clubaDayton.
Onis sale On Brooklyn por-
que ell "teamX b ha visto obliga
do a REDUCE q % ell ndmero de
sus psl9l
La gaceta., 1935-05-16
LAS PENAS
QUE REDIMEN

Ter las buenas intenciones y ell
buen fin con que el Sc opuso
siempre a los amores del tan
Enriquito con ella.
No lie nombraba, ESQ no; pc
70 lie aludia d~iestramente, al
tratar de sincerarse por su pa
sada conducta.
Y hay que ~confesar que Elvi-
ra, dado ell fin que habian tent
do sus amores con Enrique, no
podia menos que reconocer y to-
mar por verdadera Ia buena in
La gaceta., 1935-05-16
paz de enganar al mas astuto.

He aqui, pues, queridos lee
torres, al padre Cerrada dueno
nuevamente de la situacion,
|pues a este equivalia tener pro-
a la marquesa.
Y como para una madre no
hay NADIA tan querido nj tan
.interesante como su hija y Guam
to con ella pueda relacionarse,
Y como ell sacerdote aristocra-
tico tuvo huen cuidado de mos
trarse ~cuidadoso, antes que ma
da, de 10 que a la Ipequena Mar
ia sc referfa, la marquesa puso
en- 81 toda su confianza y toda
su fe.
La gaceta., 1935-05-16
PLEITOS Y

% Max Kreher Contra Anita
Kreher; Honge Palmer contra
Eva N. Walters; Corrine S. O.
Neal contra john O'Neal; John
Henry Green contra ell sheriff
Spencer.
La gaceta., 1935-05-16
Sc ALQUILAN

Preciosos Apartamentos, en-
Ybor, con muebles y sin nue.
bles. Lame por ell telefono
numero M58-141.
La gaceta., 1935-05-16

'Salvy Saban, de Greenwich
Village, puso a dormir a Tom
my Dell, Union City.
seis Ssouts" p~reliminares
completaron ell programa, figu-
rando en- uno de ellos Bon Bon
Kid, de Tam-~, a daien superb
pOr puntos st1hley Miller de
Brownsville.
La gaceta., 1935-05-16

VENDEDORES DE G
RIOS para polizas de vida de
$3.50, $500 y $1,000, en- un
plan de pequenos pagos men
suales. De So a Sc al contado
y ademas de los renuevos. Es-
criban a sol Eifdebrant Bldg.
Jacksonville, Florida.
La gaceta., 1935-05-16

tfNF AOAh AhNJO -
ducir aver los Gigantes a % ell
E sus peloteros, de a.
b las reglas, nombra-
4echer Adolfo Luque, su
veterano de As amos, en- ell CRU
pc de los "coachs".
Luque, uno de los mas gram
des lanzadores deredhos de la
pasada decada, lleva as amos en-
la pelota y tuvo su mejor tenn
porada en- 1923, cuando gan6 81
desaffos y perdi6 8,
La gaceta., 1935-05-16

AL lled a Cove e recibi6
Ell yacht Britannia, propiedad
del Rey Jorge. El yacht sera so
metido a reparaciones, baj~l la
supervision de Charles Nicholz
son, y Sc lie concederan las mis-
mas facilidades que al Hitan-
MIA, su eSmaskdsa~
La gaceta., 1935-05-16
ADOAFO LUQUE NOMBRA-
DO A De LOS CT
GANTES

New York, mayo 16.-Al re-
ducir aver los Gigantes a % ell
La gaceta., 1935-05-16

IL CaGEfA
Il periodico en- idioma E.spanoi
Ie mas circulation en- Tampa
Victoriano Manteiga, Editor
SUBSCRIPTION semanal: 20 cents
v Telefono 1882
1888 7th Ave. Ybor City, Fla
La gaceta., 1935-05-16

La Gaceta Folletin Nc. 176
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-22
IT'S TREE PLANTING
TIME: GARDEN CLUB
OPENS ANNUAL DRIVE

Trees for planting on city lawns
may now be obtained at low cost
from the City of Trees" Office
operated by the indianapolis
Council Of Garden Clubs and the
city park department, the council
announced today.
The trees will be planted free of
charge by the park department
using Federal Emergency Relief
Administration labor. The low cost
Of the trees has been made posi-
bic by the Garden Clubs, which
purchased them in large quantl-
ties from local nurseries.
The tree planting program was
inaugurated by A. G. Sallee, park
superintendent, in order to pre-
serve the beauty of the city's
shady streets, and the plan has
met with enthusiastic response.
Mr.. Sallee has recommended the
use of hardwood trees exclusively
since. he says, they are better
adapted for life on the city
streets.
Additional information may be
received by calling the Garden
Club Office, Riley 1858. The Office
is open from $50 until 4 1t will
be under charge of the garden
section Of the Women's Depart
ment Club next week.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-22
REFEREE DENIES
ACTION UNUSUAL
Dual Capacity in Juvenile
Court Is Explained by
NeWgent.

Russell J. Newgent. Juvenile
Court referee. today denied that
there was anything unusual about
his having appeared as judge pro
tenn. and an interested attorney at
different times IN the action Of the
court to remove 2-vear-Old Juliet
Korth from the custody of Mrs.
Mabel NcCane. her foster mother.
Mr.. Newgent said that. in his ca
pacitv OF referee. he became judge
pro TEN. on DAYS that Juvenile Judge
John r. Geckler was absent from
court. such was the case when
Juliet was remanded to the custody
Of the indianapolis Orphans Home,
Mr.. Newgent explained
Later Judge GeCkler took over
the case and placed the custody of
the chilo with Minnesota author
titles. Mr.. Newgent in acting as at
torney for the Minnesota authorities
received no fee for mis- services, he
explained. Mr. Newgent has acted
for other states IN a similar capac-
ity. he said.
A petition for rehearing Of an
appeal Of the juvenile Court order
has been fled IN Appellate Court
bv Albert Stump. Mrs. MCCane's
attorney. In the absence Of Mr..
Stump IN Washington, The Indian
apOliS Times obtained from John F.
Watkins details Of the appeal pub
liShed IN yesterdays editions Of
The Times.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-22
HOUSEKEEPING PUPILS
WILL BE GIVEN TEST
Girls Being Given Training by State
Will Serve Meal.

Six girl proteges Of the Governors
Unemployment Relief Commission,
who are being trained at "a N.
Addison-av in housekeeping and
home management, will make their
debuts tomorrow noon.
Tomorrow the girls will serve
their first lunch to officials of the
commission. The girls are members
of relief families and began the six
weeks training March 7.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-22
MILK LEGISLATION Is
EXPLAINED TO DEALERS
New Reliable COntainer Law
Discussed by Official.

Effect on the milk industry of the
new Reliable container law passed
at the last session of the Legisla-
ture was explained last night to 40
milk dealers at the Columbia Club
by George Palmer, South Bend,
member of the State Milk Control
Board.
Other new legislation was ex-
planned by Robert McCord attorney.
Arthur Holt presided
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-22
POST PASSES QUOTA
IN LEGION CAMP AIGN
Richman Brothers Veterans
Are Signed Up.

The Hayward Barcus post, Ameri-
can Legion. has completed its quota
in the Twelfth district Legion mem
bership drive, it was announced to-
day by Charles M. Crippin, post
commander. Complete organization
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-22
TEXANS Spurn Alfalfa Bill

AUSTIN, Tex, March 22.-TeXas
legislators believe former Gov. w.
H. alfalfa Bid Murray of Okla
bona to be a profound thinker"
but they killed a resolution to offer
him a professorship at University OF
Texas.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-22

of all eligible veterans in the Rich
man Brothers CO. was announced by
F. Eugene Thornburg, manager.
The member drive is being held in
preparation for the state convention
here this summer.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-22

quntupes the predcament of ladies
who they haven't thing to wear"
For ouins that
every changes
for all of the daily
routine al Hospital.
spirit of good fun Nurse
Ieroux twopn technique which
considered Pretty after
bath and a powderng.
ABOVE: capable the
nurse
get stuck
pretty Indifferent to the and
this though
her hand confdngly Of
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-22
RILEY TO SPEAK TWICE
state Emergency Education Director
on Columbus (O.) Program.

Winston Riley Jr., state director
Of emergency education for the Gov
ernor's Commission on Unemploy-
ment Relief. viii address the annual
Adult Education Conference at Co.
lumbus. O., today and tomorrow.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-22
MIX MAY ATTEND FETE
Motion Picture Actor Invited to
Ser Day Celebration.

BIZ United Press
GUTHRIE, Okla, March 22-Tom
Mix, motion picture actor, has been
sent a special invitation to attend
the '89-er Day celebration here
April % and %.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-22
2 TELEPHONE WORKERS
GIVEN GOLD EMBLEMS
Veterans HOnOred by Indiana Bell
Co. for Long Service.

Co. for Long Service.
Gold emblems for long service
with the Indiana Bell Telephone
Co. have been awarded to T. A.
Pearson, 1909 Woodlawn-av, and
I. M. Cole, 1891 N. Delaware-st, it
was announced today.
Mr.. Pearson began his career with
the Central Union Telephone Co.,
predecessor of the present company
in 1905 and, shortly after that, in
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-22

stalled the first telephone in Beech
Grove.
Since 1920, he has been a cable
splicer and trouble-shooter Mr.. Cole
began work with the Central Union
25 years ago as a craftsman in the
plant department. He is now build
ing foreman at the companys new
headquarters at Ohio and Meridian
Evening star., 1935-05-14

then On Pennsylvania avenue to the
street car connection ut Seventeenth
and Pennsylvania avenue southeast.
This route would be followed on the
quarter and three quarter hour sched-
ule. The route would be reversed on
the half hour and the hour to reduce
overcrowding.
Charles M. Foster, in a report on
the school situation, asked the mem
bers Of the association to decide just
what they want In the way of q
school. Nearby areas already have
asked for schools. One proposal Of
fered would be a school in centrally
located spot that would serve chill
dren not only at Hillcrest, but in
East Washington Heights and Summit
Park as well.
Another suggestion was for the citi-
zens to look out for their own interests
and ask for a building within their
own locality. The school board has
already planned to build a school for
East Washington Heights. Foster
asked for a decision at next months
meeting. At present the only school
within the Hillcrest area is the Stan
ton School, an antiquated building.
After much discussion, committee
Evening star., 1935-05-14
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Evening star., 1935-05-14
SCHOOL ADDITION
URGED BY CITIZENS
Piney Branch Group Seeks
improvements to Macfar-
land Junior High.

Extensive improvements to the
Macfarland Junior High School are
asked in q resolution adopted last
night by the Piney Branch Citizens
Association meeting in Roosevelt High
School
Embracing four proposals. the reso-
luton will be presented to the school
authorities when a hearing Is held
on the 1887 school budget. 1t Is re-
quested:
First: That third floor be con-
structed on each of the two wings
of the school to provide for five addi-
tional class rooms, one teachers room
and four small storerooms. 1t was
pointed out that increased space is
necessary in view of the fact that
the enrolment of the school has more
than doubled in the last nine years,
the student body numbering 600 In
1925, while the figure for 1885 Is
1854.
Second: The provision of necessary
equipment for the two wings, such as
lockers and paraphernalia for the art
rooms and metal shop.
Third: Replacement of the present
level floor in the auditorium with one
built on an incline, and the install
lation of chairs in the hall.
Fourth: Improvement of the acous-
tics of the auditorium.
The association ordered that the
Capital Transit Co. be asked to abate
the nuisance of street car transfer
stubs being deposited on lawns, the
association declaring that the stubs
are blown from the floors of the cars
as the doors are opened to permit the
| entrance and exit of passengers.
Last nights meeting was the final
gathering of the Piney Branch group
until Fall.
Evening star., 1935-05-14
BUS ROUTING PLAN
HEARD BY CITIZENS
Changes Urged in Report at
HiIIcrest Association
Meeting.

A proposal to reroute the busses In
the Randle- Highlands -Hillcrest area
was made by Rudolph Malth In q re-
port to the Hillcrest Citizens Asso-
ciation at meeting last night in the
East Washington Heights Baptist
Church.
The route suggested would have the
busses run on Naylor road southeast
to Alabama avenue. on Alabama ave-
nue. to Branch avenue, on Branch
avenue to Pennsylvania avenue and
Evening star., 1935-05-14

consisting of William v. James, H. L.
Grampp. Mrs. o. r. Davidson. L. w.
Bailey and F. A. Blumer, was ap-
pointed to investigate the cleaning of
lots in the neighborhood in an effort
to beautify the community as much as
possible.
Six new members, James p. Moran,
A. M. Schwartz, w. L. Marryette, Mrs.
M. s. Tolbert, Andrew H. Taylor and
Harry c. Burke, were admitted at last
nights meeting.
Evening star., 1935-05-14
NAZl RAPS LIPSTICKS

NUREMBERG, Germany, May IA
UP.-Julius Streicher. Nazi publisher,
declared yesterday in an address to
the "back-to-nature healing" festival
that only "degenerated peoples, like
southerners, take artificial aids to So
called beauty"
"The German people" he said,
condemning compacts and lipstick,
will be brought back to nature on
the drill grounds"
Evening star., 1935-05-14
Night Final Delivery

The last edition Of The Star, known as the Night
Final and carrying row Of Red Stars down the front
page Is printed at pm, and delivered throughout
city at 55c month together with The Sunday STAR
at Toe per month.
This special service that many people desire for
the very latest and complete news Of the day
Call National 5000 and say that you want the might
Final delivered regularly to your home and delivery win
start Immediately
Evening star., 1935-05-14

Shipbuilders Expect Rush.
Shipbuilders of Scotland are prepar-
ing for a rush of orders.
Evening star., 1935-05-14

Ideal for the graduate planning Sum.
mer trips-or of for college in the
Fall. Eighteen-inch toperain Cowhide
cases, with Sterling Silver brush, comb
and mirror and chrome.topped jars,
bottle and toothbrush holder. With
end pockets and brass cut-in locks.
LUGGAGE, FOURTH FLOOR.