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La opinión., 1935-10-27
i
FUENTE DE BELLEZA

Despues de dar a conocer la in
fluencia que puede tener ell ciclismo
sobre los alcoholics, ell medico ingles
asegura que Sc trata del deporte per-
fecto. va que no solamente sirve pa
ra d~esarrollar las Facilitates fisicas
del i%ndividuo, sino tambien como
fuente de belleza.
"Es ell ciclismo-dice ell medico -
ell unico deporte que nc causa fati-
ga en- ell r~ostro, por 10 cual no es ne
cesario hacer cxpres.ones deprimentes
para la bellezs facial.
"El a~utomovilismo, por ejemp!o, es
causa de una congestion entire las ce-
jas, y entire las cejas y ell cuero ca
belludo, siendo la causa de la for
macion de angulos d~eprimentes So
bre la ~frente.
"Otro deporte que tanto NAL hace
a la belleza fisica del hombre y de
la mujer, es ell tents. No voy a mem
cionar los males que carsa al desarro
Ito del pecho y de la musculatura en-
las pantorrillas, sine que solamente
voy a fijar la atencion del lector
en- este hecho de gran significacion:
ell tennis, como 10 ha podido compro-
bar la ciencia, es causa de preestra-
bismo.
Eel tennista tienc que hacer tai es-
fuerzo con la vista, que Sc ha obser-
vado en- los campeones una tenden-
cia al estrabismo. Por de pronto, Sc
notara que Ell tennista tiene que au-
mentar ell poder de un ojo, y este es-
fuerzo lie produce ~sngulos deprimen-
ties bajo ell arco del ojo, y como uno
de los primeros efs 'tos sc cuenta ell
que ell ~tennista llega a aborrecer la
lectura".
Asegura ell medico ingles, que 81
estos dos deportes, que son los mas
sencillos. va que los practican tanto
los hombres como las mujeres, eau
san estos males, con mas razon los
deben causar otros deportes tan du-
ros como ell base ball y ell futbol.
OTRA VENTAJA
Pero 10 mas interesante en- ell ci-
tSigne en- Ia pd0tnd CdtorceI
La opinión., 1935-10-27
LAS VENTAJAS

Entire las numerosas ventajas que
ell doctor Engerson encuentra en- ell
ciclismo sobre %cualquier otro depor-
tie, Sc cuentan las siguientes:
1.-Hace que sobre los pulmones,
libremente expuestos a los rayos del
sol aumenten de volumen.
2.-Hace que los ben6ficos rayos
del sol, Droduzcan un mejoramiento
en- Ell sistema nervioso del individuo
al caer sobre la nuca.
3.-Evita que ell sol v ell aire gol-
pee directamente sobre ell rostro del
deportista, como acontece en- cuai-
quier otro deporte.
4.-Evita ell desarrollo del abdo-
men en- ell hombre.
5.-Desarrolla bella y fuertemente
las caderas de la mujer.
6.-Aumenta ell poder fisico en- los
tobillos.
CURA A LOS BoRRACHos
Ademas, segdn ell doctor Enger8on,
PAGINA IL
La opinión., 1935-10-27

AUE ell ciclismo es ell uni
co deporte que al mismo
~ tempo que es fuente de
belleza tanto para ell Sc
xo masculine como para
ell femenino, es ell auXi-
liar mas poderoso para ell
desarrollo fisico, especialme 'te de la
juventud. es 10 que dice ell doctor
Ralph Engerson, famoso eXperto bri-
tanico en- problemas deportistas, y n
de los c~omisionados por ell gobierno
de la Gran Bretana para que dicta-
mine cual debe ser ell deporte Off
cial.
Y al igual que ell doctor Engerson,
no menos de doscientos prominentes
m6dicos britanicos han oui~ado que
ell deporte official en- la Gran Breta-
ma, debe ser ell ciclismo, va que mo
solamente evita que la juventud de-
genere fisicamente", sino que al mis-
mo tempo sirve para realzar la be-
lleza, tanto en- ell hombre como EN- la
mujer.
La opinión., 1935-10-27
OTRA VENTAJA

Pero 10 mas interesante en- ell ci-
fSigne en- Ia pdgtna CatorceI
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-03-14
ASHE COUNTY SENDS HIGH
PERCENTAGE OF STUDENTS
TO COLLEGE AT BOONE
Ashe Ranks Fourth in Number of
Students Attending Watauga
School; 1000 Enrolled

Out of the 68 counties in the state
who have a student representation at
A. S. T. c., at Boone, Ashe county
sends 38 students in comparison with
38 from Catawba, a. from Cleveland,
40 from Forsyth, and 48 from Lin
coin. This does not include the num-
Der enrolled from Watauga itself
since that county has 1876 on the lists.
All other counties, except those men,
toned, have less than an enrolment
of %, each.
The total enrolment at Boone this
year is 1909. Thirteen other states
are represented and one student is
enrolled from Baghdad, in Asia.
The spring term will close on May
3, and the summer term will begin on
June 4th.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-03-14
TREASURY OFFICIALS
HAVE PLAN TO RETIRE
PART OF u. S. DEBT
Has Smell of Initiation; Will Give
Complete Federal Control over
Currency Issue

U. S. treasury officials have an
nounced plans to dip into the profits
from gold seizure to retire 1914, $685.
$50 Of the national debt. The debt
will be discarded through use of gold
certificates.
The plan is potentially inflationary.
It will deprive national banks of the
power to issue currency and save the
governmet an annual interest charge
of $13,5OO,0OO.
Treasury officials avoided ques-
tions on the inf1ationary implications
of the program. But they conceded it
would "put gold to work which can
be expanded" The official judgment
of the plan is that it provides COM
plete federal control over currency
issue, with proper safeguards.
The principal infationary factor is
that the maneuver will place in the
hands of federal reserve banks $674,-
625,630 Of gold certificates. These
must be utilized as backing for issue
of the same sum in federal reserve
notes to retire the bonds. But note
issue against them could be expanded
If demand for currency warranted to
approximately $685., 500, 900. A fed
eral reserve note need not be backed
by more than 40 per cent gold or
gold certificates in like percentage.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-03-14
LOCAL SCHOOL BUILDING is
READY FOR GRADED SCHOOL
Work Is Not Complete but Graded
School Moved from DOrmitory
Last of Week

The local high school building,
which has been under construction
since the CWA started Superinten-
dent Hash and his teachers lying
awake at night thinking how they
could use federal aid to the best ad-
vantage in re-modling their out-dated
buildings, has at last been completed
to the extent of allowing the graded
school to be moved into it.
For the past several sessions, the
grammar grades of the local high
school have been in the building at
the foot of the school hill which was
once used for dormitory. To raise
money to help finish the school pro-
ject, the dormitory was sold during
the winter to Robert and Russell
Barr, of this city.
The graded school vacated the
dormitory last Friday and Saturday.
1t is thought that the entire building
will be completed at an early date.
Other schools throughout the county
are nearing completion of their pro-
jects.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-03-14
Steel Bodies of Buses Proved indie
spensable for Safety of
School Children

Superintendent Hash is particularly
well pleased to announce that the
funds for the transportation of
school children will be sufficient to
cover the entire eight months of
school this year. This situation, how
ever, has not been brought about
without the close cooperation of the
school teachers with the superinten-
dent, and Mr.. Hash. A great deal has
been accomplished since the dark
days of the early fall when it looked
as if there would be no transportation
in sight after the first four or five
months.
The manouvreing of the board and
Mr.. Hash in getting the state to allot
buses and by buying others, is great
ly responsible for the fact that the
funds have lasted. =
The necessity of steel bodies for
the buses as safeguard for the chill
dren was forcibly demonstrated last
week when an Elkland bus turned
over on road, softened and washed
out with recent rains. The bus went
over on it's side, but due to the non
crushable steel body, none of the chila
dren were hurt, and the bus was none
the worse for the experience. In one
of the buses in recent use, constructed
out Of touring cars or pick-ups, such
an accident would have proved a
tragedy.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-03-14
6O-Day Pay Period
for NC. Legislators
Ended on March 9
Promise Vote on Liquor Measure
Today; Report that So, 100000
Annual 3udget Balanced

The laws Of the state allow pay for
the representatives and senators in
the Genera Assembly for a period
of 90 days | ter converting. That 60
day period was up on Saturday,
March 8, and the various lawmakers
are now in Raleigh at their own ex-
pense. And according to the amount
of work yet to do, it looks as if that
personal expense would amount I'D
since adjournment is said to not be in
sight.
Chairmen of the joint finance COM
mittees of the General Assembly have
announced that a $32,OOO,OOO budget
for each year of the next biennium
has been balanced.
Y The finance committee voted to
levy a flat three per cent tax on divi-
dends from stocks in domestic cor
porations. It is estimated to raise in
excess of $1,0OO,OOO annually with
constitutional income tax exemptions
allowed.
The appropriations bill is now some
100000 above the revenue measure
but it is proposed to scale down allot-
ments by that amount.
The joint committee on roads have
heard proponents and opponents of a
subcommittee draft of bills to reduce
the cost of automobile license tags
and also discussed the measure to ap-
propriate 100000 for maintenance 70
city streets which are part of the
state highway system.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-03-14
COMMITTEE VOTES TO SUBMIT
VINSON BONUS BILL TO HOUSE
Dought0n Maintains Neutral Position
on Vinson and Patman
Rival Measures

The House Ways and Means Com
mittee, on Thursday, voted % to 1
to submit the Vinson bonus measure
to the floor of the house. The meas
ure asks for the payment of $2,000,-
100000 in cash to World War vet
Grams.
Representative Doughton, chairman
of the committee, stated that he was
not committed to any particular bon
us bill, and, when the matter comes
before the house, he will be guided
entirely by the wishes of President
Roosevelt.
Doughton opposes the Patman bon
us bill, which calls for payment with
a new issue of currency. He said the
Tydings bill appealed to him quite a
bit, but that he was waiting to get
definite information from President
Roosevelt as to his views before MAX
ing any definite announcement about
the bonus.
The ways and means committee
chairman has received many mess
ages Of congratulations on his speech
last week in commencing President
Rocsevelt's efforts to revive world
trade by reciprocal tariff agreements.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-03-14
TRANSPORTATION FUNDS WILL
BE ENOUGH FOR EIGHT MONTHS
LANSING BOYS WIN GAME
WE'D. AT WINSTON-SALEM

The Lansing boys basketball
team won by a safe score over
their opponents Wednesday aft
ernOon when they took another
final step toward the champion
ship they hope to capture in the
Northwest Cage Tournament that
is being sponsored by the Win
ston-Salem Journal in Winston
this week.
At q late hour last night, the
West jefferson boys were still
undefeated and the prospects
were good for Lansing to have
the local boys against them in
the final play-eff.
Nathans Creek, jefferson, and
Fleetwood teams have been elm
mated.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-03-14
SERVICE STORE AT LANSING
TO MOVE IN LARGER HOUSE

j. O. Blevins, manager of the
Service Store in Lansing, has an
nounced his intention of moving the
store into larger quarters this week.
Mr.. Blevins says that he expects to
enlarge his stock of goods and carry
a complete line Of merchandise.
The store will go on a cash basis
in its new quarters. This will elimi-
nate the cost of bookkeeping and the
amount saved will be used in reduc-
ing the price Of goods without reduc-
ing the quality of the articles. There's
fore, the customer viii benefit from
the new arrangement by saving on
his purchases.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-03-14
H. H. BURGESS APPOINTED
TAX SUPERVISOR FOR ASHE
All Appointments of Tax Listers
Made in Townships Except
Chestnut Hill

H. H. Burgess, of Obids, has been
appointed tax supervisor for the
county and has spent the past week
getting tie listers appointed in the
various townships. All are appointed
at present with the exception of
Chestnut Hill and an appointment
will be confirmed there at an early
date.
The following have been appointed
tax listers for the year 1885:
Creston-Will Mcmillan, Creston.
Clifton-S. w. James, Amy.
Elk-C. L. Duncan, Todd.
Grassy Creek-A.C. Sheets, Lansing.
Helton-Greely Spencer, Sturgills.
Harrigan-B. o. Dolinger, Husk.
Jefferson. D. Burgess, Wagner.
Laurel-Bruce GRAPHICAL, Fig.
North Fork-Oscar Wilson, Trade.
Obids-Nelson Severt, Wagner.
Old Fields-Austin Houck, Baldwin.
Peak Creek Lloyd Richardson,
Furches.
Pine Swamp. H. Miller, Idlewild.
Piney Creek-Glenn King, Bina.
Pond Mtn.-B. F. Kilby, Grayson.
Walnut Hill-C. Francis, Crumpler.
West Jefferson-Chas. McNeill, w.
Jeffeson.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-03-14
DATE FOR BEGINNING
COUNTY BASBET BALL
TOURNEY POSTPONED
Martin Gives Out Important Infor-
nation; All Teams With One
Exception to Enter

The countrywide basket ball tourna-
ment scheduled to begin this week,
has been postponed due to the con-
fiict of the dates first set with that
of the Winston-Salem Journal touNn-
ament which has several Ashe teams
entered in it. The new date for the
tournament has been set for Tuesday.
March 49,, at two o'clock in the after
noon. It will be held at Lansing and
all the schools except Green Valley
are certain of entering boys team.
Seven girls teams will be entered.
This information was gained We'd
nesday from Prof. Albert Martin,
who is the chairman of the tourna-
ment committee. Miss Charity Van
noy is the secretary.
The tournament committee met in
West Jefferson Tuesday afternoon
and made the following announce
ments:
THE rules governing the eligi-
bility of players and the games will
be the same as those used in the
Northwest North Carolina tourna-
ment tWinston-Salem.
PA set of these rules together
with other regulations of the tourna-
ment will be sent to each school en-
tering a team in the county.
3-Qualifed referees, yet to be
named, will be drawn from county
other than Ashe.
4-Mr. Paul Donnelley, of Fleet
wood, and Miss Jessie Dickson, of
Lansing, will be the official score
keepers. They will be assisted by rep
resentatives from each school.
5-Mr. Paul Miller, of Nathans
Creek, and Mr.. Raymond Francis,
will be the official time keepers.
The schedule of the play for the
OpSIAA1lS IOu1lO Will US DIS lOlIOWS.
Tuesday, March 1872 p. M, Lam
sing VS. New River (boys); 8 p. M,
Fleetwood VS. Todd (boys); 4 p. M,
Todd VS. Jefferson (girls); p. m.
Nathans Creek VS. jefferson (boys);
Z p. M, Nathans Creek VS. Grassy
Creek (Girls); 8 p. M, w. Jefferson
VS. Grassy Creek (boys); p. m. Lam
sing VS. West Jefferson (girls) 10 p.
m, Lansing or New River VS. Crump-
Ter (boys).
The admission price will be Is
cents in the afternoon and Is and
Is cents at night.
Each boys team will be allowed to
enter ten players and a coach and
each girls team viii be allowed to
enter twelve players and 4 coach.
Free entrance Of players viii be
good for the entire tournament,
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-03-14
us NEW BOOKS TO BE
ADDED TO LIBRARY

lis new books are being sent
the county library this week by
the State Library commission.
This will bring the total number
of volumes in the library to
figure well over 200
Interest in the new library
grows each day and the public is
invited to avail itself of the use
of the books and magazines now
on hand.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-03-14
Soil Erosion Project for Ashe
County Seems Within Reach
Greensbosof Speaker Explains Posi-
- Utilities to Representative Crowd
! of local Citizens

That soil erosion project for this
section of the state, located in this
county, is possibility that might
prove>a reality was the hope held out
by Mr.. Maurier, of Greensboro and
representative of the United States
Department of Soil Erosion, in an
address before representative crowd
of Ashe citizens in the courthouse
Friday night.
No Project in Mountain Counties
There are three such project in the
state but there are none in the noun
tain sections. Nor has any county but
Ashe made any definite move so far
toward getting one established, ac-
cording to Mr.. Maurier.
$150,000 has been allotted each pro-
ject and around 10000 acres of land
is usually included in each working
area. The projects extend over five
year periods and are worked in CO.
operation with the federal govern
ment and the land owned. The land
owner furnishes the greater part of
the local labor and the government
furnishes the fertilizer, the lime, the
seed, etc.
The government arranges to have
several workers in different fields to
help with the projects such as ex-
perts in crops, terracing, etc.
Erosion Project Might Bring
c. c. Camp
It is entirely possible, Mr.. Maurier
continued, that such project would
also bring the establishment of a C.
c. Camp into the county since the
c. c. C. boys would be given the job
of reforesting land that is too poor
or too steep to be rejuvenated.
Definite Steps to Be Taken
The establishment of further ero-
sion projects rests on the passage of
the 4-billion-dollar work relief bill
which is still in the Senate, but def
mite steps are being taken now to get
in line for it. A committee of three
from the Citizens Club, two from
the two Jeffersons, and one man from
each township are being appointed to
make the necessary moves. Prof.
Wade E. Eller was elected chairman
of the organization at the Friday
meeting, and E. C. Frances, secretary.
Application must be made through
the High Point office and the alloca-
ton Of the project will be made from
Washington.
Enthusiasm Running High
Both Miss Reeves and Mr.. Hash,
who were instrumental in getting Mr..
Maurier to the county, are pleased
with the interest shown in the meet
ing, and the crowd that attended.
The committee officials are plan
ming to leave no stone unturned in
making a colossal effort to get an
erosion project in the county.
La gaceta., 1935-01-09

TAMPA HEIGHTS.-Casa de seis
cuartos, arboles frutales, buen Tote,
aceras. Precio $1,500.00; $4,000 al
contado y ell resto como alquiler.
La gaceta., 1935-01-09

YBOR CITY.-Casa de 2 pisos,
8 cuartos, a 2 cuadras del Casino.
Precio $4,000; $4,000 al contado y
$500 por mes.
La gaceta., 1935-01-09
CUATRO VAQUEROS
QUIEREN CASARSE

Cuatro vaqueS de Montana
lie han escrito a George Reyer,
superintendent de la policia de
New Orleans, ofreciendose en-
matrimonio a otras tantas mu-
chacha sque gusten de la vida
del campo, "Estamos tristes V
deseamos casarnos. iSeria u.s.
ted tan bueno que 10 publicara
en- los peri6dicos?" Firman la
"desesperada" epfstola Alfred
Williams, Charles Myers, Wal
ter Nelson Y Herman Cruise.
Todos viven en- Living Springs,
Montana
N. r.
La gaceta., 1935-01-09
poR NO NERER sALuDAR
LA~DERA

Por haber rehusado saludar
la bandera americana perdi6 su
empleo la j6ven Vera Nabesh-
ka, residente en- Lynn, estado
de Massachusetts.
La muchacha' que es zapate-
ra de oficio, no quiso saludar la
bandera, hasta que ell gobierno
la diera de conner, en- un mitin
de la Union de Zapateros No.
257, que tiene por costumbre
abrir sus reuniones en- esta ma
nera.
Para castigar la falta, la
union acord6 retirarle su tar
jeta de organizada y no podra
TRAFALGAR en- las fabricas de
Lynn en- ell periodic de I'm ano.
La gaceta., 1935-01-09
LOS LAPICES PARA LOS
LABIOS

Una revlsra clenUnlca que Sc
publica en- Moscou, bajo la egida
del gobierno Soviet, dice que a
los hombres les agrada que las
mujeres usen en- los labios los
lapices que les dan bonito colsr
rojo.
Todo un articulo de esa publ
caci6n sc dedica al uso de cos
meticos por las mujeres y Sc a.
flrma que son una legitima ayu
da en- atraer a los hombres. To-
La gaceta., 1935-01-09
LA MADRE DE So HIJOS

Ell gobierno de Hitler ACADIA
de inaugurar, en- una iglesia de
Bonninheim, una lapida en- no
nor de Frau Barbara Schmo-
ger, que falleciera ell ano 1904.
iQue h?zo la Sra. Schmozer
para MERCER tai honor, a los
tantos amos de haber entregado
su alma a Dios?
Los "nazis" dicen que Frau
Barbara di6 Ia vida a So cria-
turas, Is hijas y SO hijos.
La gaceta., 1935-01-09
INFORMATION
DEL. PUERTO

Vapores que arribaron aver
Walter D. Moves, Alabama, Ca
rolyn, Commercial Navigator y
Dolphin, americanos, y la Pc
queha motonave nicaragiense
Worden.
Salieron en- las 1ltimas "a no
ras los vapores americanos
Southern Sword, Alamo, Dol
phin, Colorado y Atenas.
La gaceta., 1935-01-09
PROGRAMS DE RA81o

. Estaci6n WDAE y cadena
ARlumbia: 500 orquesta de
~ Leafer; 6:15, orquesta ar
gyTina Villas; $50, orquesta
dVicente Travers ~ 800, Myrt
Y Marge; 7:15, Carlton Y Shaw
St00 banda de la marina; 900,
orquesta de Kostelanetz. EN- q
programa Chesterfield; $50,
aventuras de Oracle Allen; 10:
expedition Byrd; 10 AS, peas
masetras demelodia; 11:45, or
quesSa de Leon Velasco; II 80,
orqEIta de Nelson.
: - Sion de Clearwater, ca
dena Nacional: 4:45, orquesta
de Rochester; 5:45, la pc
huerfana Ana; GAS,
Lowell Thomas; 700, Amos
and Andy; 7:30, Red Davis;
500, Mary Pickford y su COM
pania; S:45, banda de la mari
ma; 900, Fred Allen and Town
Hall; 1000, Lombardo; II 100,
orquesta de Jack Berger; 11:15
la voz del Romance; 11:30, dis
curse de Huey Long; II 100, or
questa de Bleyers; 1890, or
questa de Pendarvis.
La gaceta., 1935-01-09
AQUI ESTA LA MACNIFICA
DE
COMPRAR.
Adquiera su hogan y no pague
contribuciones.

NEGOCIO Y HOGAR EN- TAM
PA HEIGHTS.-Un magnifico ne
gocio que vende $500 semanales.
Quiere venderlo por no poder aten-
derlo. Tambien un hogan junto al
establecimiento. Precio de sacrificio.
TAMPA HEIGHTS.-Un hogar de
ensueno. Bungalow, 7 habitaciones,
con preciosa cocina y otras conve :
niencias. Lote 50x110. P~avimentaci6n
paga; a una cuadra de Nebraska.
$3.50, con $4,000 al contado.
SEMINOLE HEIGHTS.-Bunga-
low moderno, 2 habitaciones, bonito
patio, peces en- un tanque; cerca de
Florida. Precio $2,S0O.00; $4,000 al
contado y $500 al mes.
TAMPA HEIGHTS.-Casa de seis
cuartos, arboles frutales, buen Tote,
aceras. Precio $1,500.00; 100000 al
contado y ell resto como alquiler.
YBOR CITY.-Casa de 2 pisos,
8 cuartos, a 2 cuadras del Casino.
Precio $4,000; $4,000 al contado y
$500 por mes.
FINCA-de 40 acres, buena TERRA,
a seis miNas, donde Sc pueden hacer
crias. Veala para apreciarla. Precio
$4,000 por acre. Con IN pequeno
pAgo al contadp.
TENEMOS OTRAS ASONBROSAS
GANGAg.
W. H. Jones Realty Co
2O6 Madison
Lame q Antonio Scaglione
Telefono 4452;
Telefono Y4199
La gaceta., 1935-01-09
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