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Evening star., 1935-05-19
Boys CLUB GROUP
TO VISIT GOTHAM
D. c. Exhibits Are Entered
in Annual Convention
Opening Tomorrow.

Washington's boys clubs viii be rep
resented by outstanding members of
the various clubs and by exhibits rep
resenting club work at the annual
convention of Boys Club of America
opening tomorrow in New York. Busi-
ness men prominent In boys club &C
tivities will accompany the youngsters.
The Community Chest is sponsoring
the attendance of boys from the four
Chest boys clubs and the Washing
ton Optimist Club is sending 17-year-
old Joseph F. Davis, 1884 Gales street
northeast, chosen as the outstanding
member of the Northeast Boys Club.
Charles Justice, IA, selected as the
best all-around boy in the washington
clubs, will go with all expenses paid
as the guest Of the Community Chest
Sissy" &C. c. Club. He was select
ed on basis of behavior, attention to
duty. participation in activities and
general accomplishment.
Young Davis was designated as a
delegate by vote of the Board of Di-
rectors of his club on basis of lead
ership, good influence on other boys,
faithful attendance, and willingness
to work in the interests Of the club
He graduated from Eastern High
School last February.
The Boys Club of Washington will
have an exhibition of printing, wood
work and art. This club has been lin
the money" at every convention dur
ing the last IA years. The Northeast
Boys Club, which placed second for
its printing exhibition last year, will
again have display of printing and
woodwork. The Georgetown branch
will join with the Washington Boys
Club in its exhibition.
Others attending the convention in
clude: Charles M. Fyfe. director of
the Boys Club of Washington, and
Mrs. Fyfe; Charles Reynolds, athletic
director of the club, and Mrs. Rey-
nolds; Clarence Richardson, director
of the Georgetown branch; Frank R.
Jelleff, president of the club; Otto
Nielsen, director Of the Northeast
Boys Club: Burt Sheldon, its secre-
tary, and John Carey, director Of the
Merrick Boys Club. The convention
will continue through Thursday.
Evening star., 1935-05-19
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and oil . less in many cases than some
engines of ten or fifteen less horsepower.
1t costs so little to buy a Chrysler. -.
and so little to run one that there is no
Evening star., 1935-05-19
$ n ,
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ust at +oe+ory- Detroit

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Evening star., 1935-05-19

efforts were untimely at present were
expressed by Neville Chamberlain,
chancellor Of the exchequer. Coinci.
dentally, authoritative British quar-
ters let it be known that only when
stabilization overtures are made
through the British Embassy at
Washington would they be recognized
by the British.
Until they follow such a route, II
was added, no official attention will
be paid to statements or speeches by
Morgenthau, Hull or other officials
interested in the question.
Evening star., 1935-05-19
SWISS SOCIETY ELECTS
Godfrey L. Munter Again Presi-
dent of D. C. ORGANIZATION.

Godfrey L. Munter, Washington at
torney, has been reelected president
Of the Swiss Benevolent Society OF
Washington. Other officers are: Miss
Sina Suter. vice president; Ernest
Faesch, treasurer, and Miss Gertrude
Theoni, secretary.
Formed and incorporated in the Dis
trict in 1866. the society gives aid to
needy citizens of the Swiss republic.
Evening star., 1935-05-19
BANDITS HOLD PRIEST
Reports of Capture of Missionary
in China Confirmed.

NEW YORK, May 10 @.-The
national Office of Catholic missions
today received a cablegram from Msgr.
Francis x. Ford. prefect Apostolic in
Kaying. South China, confirming re-
ports Of the seizure of Father Henry
Bush, an American missionary, by
Chinese bandits. Father Bush. whose
home is in Melrose, Mass, is still be-
ing held, the cablegram said.
The national office also received
assurance from the State Department
in Washington that all garrison COM
manders in the region have been or
dered by the Chinese government to
search for Father Bush.
Evening star., 1935-05-19
ITALY is SYMPATHETIC.

ROME, May 1S P).-Italy vel
comes United States Secretary Of
the Treasury Morgenthau's recently
expressed desire for monetary sta
bilization with greatest sympathy"
Minister of Finance Thaon de Revel
told the Chamber of Deputies today.
Evening star., 1935-05-19
Winant to Sail Wednesday.

CONCORD, N. H., May 18 (P.-
Former Gov. John G. Winant will
sail Wednesday from New York for
Geneva, where he will at ouce take
up his work as assistant director of
the International Labor ONCE of the
League of Nations.
Evening star., 1935-05-19

What White did deny, in a radio
gram to Secretary Morgenthau, was
that British officiLls had informed
him settlement Of the war debt ques-
ton must precede sterilization and
that the dollar must be pegged finally
at q level slightly below $4.86 to the
pound.
Report Declared False.
Report is completely and cate
gorically false" White radioed. mo
statement of any kind was made to
rue by any British official. was
not in position to receive such in
formation, nor did I speak to any
one who was in a position to make
such statement to me for the British
government"
Treasury officials, careful as usual
in discussing monetary matters, would
say only that Whites mission was
simply one Of fact gathering"
The British view that stabiization
Evening star., 1935-05-19

SKINNER MOTOR COMPANY
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DISTRICT MOTOR COMPANY
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Oanltos Hstshtss M.
Evening star., 1935-05-19

TOMS AUTO SERVICE. INC.
637 N street N.W.-POtomae 24O0
M0TOR SALES D SERVICE
AIeaAAARiA, Va,
Evening star., 1935-05-19

sMooT MOTOR COMPANY. INC.
3342 NJ Street N.W.-WEst 1850
CHASHELL MOTOR CO.
Roekvillas Nd.
Evening star., 1935-05-19

Yes, frankly, there are priced cars
than Chrysler. But a Chrysler now costs so
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that you can step into the luxury class.
without getting out of the low-priced field.
AChryslerAirstream Six gives you more
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More weight for roadability. A better ride
-. based upon the scientific weight distri-
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Chrysler gives you the safest brakes -.
Chrysler hydraulics pioneered by Chry-
Evening star., 1935-05-19

GARDNER-STUART MOTORS, mo
6O4 II street N.E.-LInc0ln 025O
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Evening star., 1935-05-19

C0AST-IN, INC.
f12 z Street s.E.-Lineoln 9393
COLLEGE PARK AUTO PLACE
Gollaao pnRhs M
La gaceta., 1935-02-12

Icholas Montone; Merit Werth
+. timer, DEB Beach and Tennis
.CqNb de Miami Beach, y Auby
KeeSki, del club Auby Lagoon.
La gaceta., 1935-02-12
LOS MIN1S1ROS NO QUE
rem QUE EN- DOMINGO
Sc VENDAN BEBIDAS AL
COHOLICAS

La Association de Minister'S
resolvi6 aver mezclarse en- ell a
|sunto de las bebidas alcoholics
" recomendar a las autoridades,
a petici6n del DR.. G. F, Snyder,
que dice haber recibido muchas
.quejas, que Sc prohiba la venta
de bebidas "intcxicantes" en- do
mipgo.
"Yo he recibid,y muchas que
jas, dijo Snyder, DE miembros
de mi iglesia sobre que los res
taurantes Y s~alones venden leo
rls en- domingo"
Ell DR.. E. c. Nance anuncio
que Sc maria una investigation
antes de visitar a las autorida-
de-.
La gaceta., 1935-02-12

HablemOs ahora de una recien
venida en- ell mundo de los tell
dos que lleva ell nombe pinto
resco de rayOnne.
La rayonne es una materia
nueva, semejante a la soda ar
%tlficial, que ha sido una de las
revelaciones del ano, en- la 6po-
ca en- que Sc b~arajan los tejidos
ineditos de mil aspectos diver
SOS que seran prssentados mas
tarde a la clientele, ansiosa de
innovaciones.
All hacer su aparici6n en- ell
muado de la moda, la rayonne
Sc muestra bajo ell aspecto mas
seductor, entrando en- la compo
sici6n de unos crespones de sa-
ten admlrables Y de GhoS lanes
de dolores suavisimos.
A esta nueva materia Sc debe
el triunfo del ano pasado, que
es ell terciopelo inarrugable; es
tos terciopelos novisimos, que
han hecho sus pruebas Y han de
mostrado que no Sc mudaban
nj modificaban bajo las impre :
stones exteriores, ventaja suma
mente apreciable que nadie Sc
atreveria a desdenar.
Gracias a la rayonne, ell ter
ciopelo es hoy dfa un tejido tan
practice y agradable para ell dia
como para la noche; Sc hacen,
singularmente, preciosos trajes
sastres de terciopelo, 10 que an
tes muy pocas veces Sc intenta-
ba.
La rayonne es una materia in
finftamente d1ctil, que puede
trenzarse como 81 fuera paja y
~tejerse en- punto de jersey fino,
que 10 mismo Sc mezcla con Ell
orc que con la plata, y cuyas a
pariencias originates Y diversas
co%ntribuyen a hacer de ella un
invento llamado a conocar inau-
ditoS triunfOs.
La gaceta., 1935-02-12

de la PWA en- ell estado, una ps
tici6n de obras para realizar en-
TaY3a que represeRtan un va
lorlsA S13, 100000. Es ell pro :
veto mayor la construction de
un nuevo sisfema de alcantari-
llado en- Tampa Y territorio ad-
yacente, con lun valor de
$685. 900. Los iplanos para es-
te trabao Sc prepararon hace va
riss amos por ell ingeniero Nj :
cholas S. Hill, de New York.
Despues del alcantarillado Sc
recomienda la construction de
nm sistema de alcantarillas de
temporal, a un costo de $780,
900. Tn million de pesos Sc pide
para ell aerodromo de la Isla Da
Wis Y S450,000 para un nuevo
malec6n desde la calle Platt, que
incluye la reconstruction del pa
vimento en- las avenidas Mag
nolia y Roma.
La gaceta., 1935-02-12
PANUELOS

Las elegantes sc han acostum
brado a no separarse del gran
panuelo de muselina o de tul,
que Sc lleva facilmente Y no eau
sa Ia menor molestia. Estos pa
nueloS Sc hacen ahora con un
gran monOgrama de terciopelo.
negro, por ejemplO, o bien son
de lame con bordados metalicos.
Hay que eyitar que ell panuelo
sea del mismo tejido que el yes
lido, pero es precise procurar,
en- cambio. que la inicial que lie
va bordada armonice con ell ira
lie.
La gaceta., 1935-02-12
UNA MATERA NUEVA PA
RIA VESTIDOS

HablemOs ahora de una recien
venida en- ell mundo de los tell
dos que lleva ell n0mb9 pinto
La gaceta., 1935-02-12

Sobre la corte de 10 criminal
Ia presidia ell juez E. c.
Collins, dice que d.biera lamar
Sc corte criminal del raaueteris-
AdemN del senador Lewis Sc
ell pfoctsamiento de la
Sra, Lucy Cotton McGraw, una
exactriz y arrendRtaria del Club
madre de la RIGA he
redera Lucy Ctton Thomas; AL
bert j. Contento, administrator
del Club Embassy; Thomas Nc
eSposo della primera; W.
V. Dyer, jefe de la association
Racing; Charles Cali Y
La gaceta., 1935-02-12
LOS ABANICOS

Dicese que los abanicos van a
realparecer en- Paris, pero no
fueron vistos en- las reuniones
~elegantes de la temporada.
Los abanicos resultan un po-
co molestoS, para las mu1eres
de hoy, que GUSTAV de tener pie
ma libertad de movimientos. va
es bastante peso ell del vanity
case" que tiende a SUBSTITUTE ell
inc6modo boise de noche.
La gaceta., 1935-02-12
Las variaciones De los veiillos

Las variaciones de los veiillos
son originates Y dignas de ad-
miraci6n, pues no Sc contensan
con ser un fino encaje para pro
teger nuestra piel contra las i'm
fpurezas de la atm6Sfera de una
gran audad, sino que preten :
den ser una brenda plena de CO.
|queteria y garbo. Los hay, efec-
tivamente, de formas imprevis-
tas; a 10 mejor, 9escienden en-
triangulos sobre la puhA de la
nariz, 0 bien forman una aureo-
la a la frente. Algunas tocas Sc
acompanan de una especie de
veio que recuerda ell que usaban
las mujeres de Turquia; ell We
10, muy ligero y Transparent a
la altura de los ojoS, Sc hace
mas tupido a partir de La narI
Y envuefve completamente Ia
boca y ell Mention.
Por distintas que sean sus
ell velillo de tut censti-
tuye un adorno muy grato, que
a traer su nota de dulzu-
ra en- los sombreros, un POGO
extranos, de Ia temporada que
esta a punto de concluir.
La gaceta., 1935-02-12
UN GRAN JURADO RECO-
MENDO Ell PROCESAMIEN-
TO DEL SENADOR HAYES
II. LEWIS

Miami, Feb 12.-El gran ju-
RADIO del condado orden6 aver d
procesamiento del Senador Ha-
yes H. Lewis, de Mariana, acu-
sandolo de estar aliado con ra-
queteroS de oficio.
"Estamos convencidos, dice ell
gran jurado en- su informe acu-
satorio, que los jugadores han
pagado enormes sumas de dine
no a las autoridades para tener
protection"
La gaceta., 1935-02-12

COMPRE SU HOGAR-$250
al contado lie dara a listed esta
buena casa de 6 cuartos. Ba!ar-
ce como alquiler, a $4,000 por
mes, go de interes. Situada en-
la Gale 13 eerca de Ia 20 ave
nida. Gale p~avimentada. Una
verdadera ganga. Permita que
Sc "a mostremos. Lame a A. V.
Lopez, con A. J. Simons, Inc,
Telefono 1861.
La gaceta., 1935-02-12
Ell VELILLO

Ell Velillo que colocamos sobre
nuestros sombreroS Sc ha con :
vertido en- una neceSidad para
gran n1mero de mujepes.
La gaceta., 1935-02-12
PARA TAMPA Sc PIDEN O.
BRAS QUE REPRESENTAN
UN VALOR DE $f3, 5000, 900

Ell alcalde Chancey present6
aver en- la oficina de James E.,
Cotton, ingeniero de las obras
La gaceta., 1935-02-12

viaje sobre prasdsS montahas;
ell piano templa sus nerWos Y eS
pera ell vuelo de las manos blan
cas- y rosadas sobre Sus teclas
'blaneas ydegras. Y la bella mu
.Jer, en- st&mbiente, We exaltada
su personalidad por la Garcia
de las sedas y la luz de los ere :
flejos.
La gaceta., 1935-02-12

Rkf, en- Ios@Aeos, Ell las
para probar ell noe
abba lido oil
ando su>anAera un pc
co como olvids~e a ST misma.
II ALA, EN- aquella \udad, habia
Acomprado un bibelS4 un oso
planco de porcAana. O. tarde
sompro la bombona de vidriN
eo,or rosa muriente, para ador-
Rarla con un 'penacho de hojas
doradas y crisantemos amari-
Hos. Otra tarde, sin saber por
que, Sc entusiasmo con lao COM
pra de un mapa en- relieve V CD
lores. Y todas estas cosas iban
quedando en- los saloncitos, olvi-
dadas Y entristecidas. Entriste-
Ncidas, porque las cosas tienen
un alma y van cgeando un am
biente-el del esAfritu que lss
eljgi6, entire mil, para~recrearlo
en- Ia intimidad de sus muebles y
de sus juguetes.
I'm dia ha sentido, de pronto,
ell hastio del callejear, ell tedio
de los salones y de las charlas.
Impensadamente ha descubier-
to ell placer de paladear su ca
ga, de estar acariciada por las
ondas de la intimidad de sus BIZ
bslots. Y es como recrearse en-
81 misma....
Como Sc esponja ell cisne en-
las ondas del aqua, asi la bella
mujer wa descubriendo la vo-
luptuosidad de vivir para 81 y
para 81 misma, lproyectandose
sobre las ondas de los lindos re-
flejos de sus muebes, de las Sc
das, de los almohadones, de los
espejos, de las figurillas de por-
eelana y de barrR...
Y entonces, los Juguetes Sc a.
niman y la rodean alegres: ell O.
SO blanco alarga SD cabeza inten
tando una actftud interesante
los almohadones Sc esponjan y
abren como g~irasoles de soda
ell mapa en- relieve serena sus
mares azules y enciende ell de-
seq de sus l~itorales, aguardando
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-19
DANCER PERIOD
is HERE, STOOPS
WARNS DRIVERS
Motorists Urged to Take
Extra Precautions to
Avoid MishapS.

Declaring the most dangerous
driving period of the year is at
hand, Todd Stops, Hoosier Motor
Club secretary-manager today urged
extra precautions on the part Of
motorists.
He urges that more time be al
lowed for ordinary driving trips,
such as from home to Office and re-
turn, because less speed is advisable
While advising the use of chains
when slippery conditions prevail,
Mr.. Stops said they are not sub
stitutes for good tires and efficient
brakes.
Thorough warming up of engines
before cars are driven into traffic
is recommended, because stalling
tends to cause congestion, he said.
Discussing another phase of traf-
f1c safety, a high school course in
proper driving, Mr.. Stops stated
that the Hoosier Club has the ma
terial for the instruction which is
available to high schools through
out the indianapolis territory.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-19
WFBM (1230) Indianapolis
indianapolis Power and Light Company
TODAY

P. N.
400-Ballet Russo (CBS).
4l5-Jimmy Farrell (CBS).
430-Tea Time tunes.
5:00-Santa Claus.
5:15-School sketches.
530-Christian Science program
5;45-George Hall orchestra (CBS).
6:00-Buck Rogers (CBS).
6:15-Al Feeney Sports talk.
6:30-Kate Smith tCBS).
645-NeWs
7:00-Harv and Esther tCBS).
7:30-Meridian 7-i212 (CBS).
800-Caravan (CBS).
830-World Peaceways program (CBS).
900-Horace Heidts Brigadiers (CBS).
9:30-March of Time (CBS).
9:45-Musical Moments.
l0:00-Myrt and Marge (CBS).
10:l5-NeWs.
l0:30-Isham Jones orchestra CCBS).
II :00-George Olsen orchestra (CBSA
II :30-Guy Lombardo orchestra (CBSO.
u 0-Midnight-Sign off,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-19
RESERVATIONS AHEAD
IN KENTUCKY SHAKEUP
Gov. Chandler Prepared to Make
Drastic Pay Roll Cut.

By United Press
FRANKFORT, KY, Dec. 19.-As a
prelude to reorganization of state
government, promised during his
campaign, Gov. Chandler has or
dered drastic reduction in state
pay rolls, it was disclosed today.
The reduction in the number of
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-19
Best Short Waves

BERLIN-5:15 P. M-Christmas with
Germans. DJC, 498 m. (6020 kc.).
LONDON-6:20 P. M-British Mu-
sic Hall Stars. Csc, 31.3 m.
1880 kc.).
CARACAS, VENEZUEI4A-7:45 P. NJ.
Winning Amateurs. YV2RC,
SIT I'm. $500 kc.)
PARIS-9:3O P. M.-Fifteen minutes
devoted to requests M. Gallon
FYA, 25.6 m. 11,710 kc.).
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-19
SUIT ASKS FOR RECEIVER
Plea Field in Superior Court Names
Bash Seed Co.

Suit is on file today in Superior
Court Two asking that a receiver be
appointed for the S. D. Bash Seed
Box Co., dealers in seeds and nur-
sery products.
The petitioner is the Kirchen &
Clifford Co., Chicago, an alleged I'M
paid bill being the cause of the
action.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-19

Adlerika acts on BOTH upper and
lower bowels while ordinary Taxa
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Adlerika gives your system a thor
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DR.. H. L. Shoub, New York, reports:
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REAL cleansing with Adlerika and
see how good you feel. Just one
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-19
Hymera Girl, 10, Killed

By United Press
SULLIVAN, Ind, Dec. 19.--Betty
Cole, 10-year-old daughter of ALT
Cole, Hymera, died in Sullivan
County Hospital last night from in
juries suffered when she was struck
bv an automobile.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-19
GAS, GAS ALL
The Time, CAN'T
EAT OR SLEEP

THE gas on my stOm-
ach was SO bad / could
not eat or sleep. Even
my heart hurt. A
friend suggested Adj
lerika. The first dose
/ took brought me
relief. Now / eat as i
wish, sleep fine and
never felt better. -
Mrs. Jas. Filler.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-19
COLLEGE HEAD
CONDEMNS
FOR ATHLETES
Educational Standpoint Is
DiSregarded, Asserts
Or. |. B. Hopkins.

Times Special
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Ind, Dec
19-Financial assistance for college
athletes amounts to disregard Of
the educational standpoint in favor
of the athletic standpoint" in the
opinion Of DR. Louis B. Hopkins
Wabash College president.
DR. Hopkins criticism was
prompted today by action Of the ex-
ecutive committee of the Southeast
ern Athletic Conference which re-
Gently voted approval of financial
help for student athletes.
The conference, in reversing its
stand of many years, denied its &C
ton "let down the bars" to profess
sionalism in college athletics.
Apparently, in their discussion
of the question and their ultimate
approval of the resolution" the H.
diana educator declared, "the coun-
Gil members disregarded the educa-
tional standpoint, upon which COL
legiate institutions are founded and
operated, in favor of the athletic
standpoint.
Fears for Amateurs
while it may not be so intended,
the action Of the council points, in
my opinion, toward a future which
would see amateur standings of COL
lege athletes lost in a general swing
to professionalism.
The college head also asserted
that an editorial appearing in the
Bachelor, school newspaper, was
only the opinion of it's author. The
article said in part:
why shouldn't nearly all the
major colleges openly pay their
athletes for their services?
ut probably would mean a COM
plete realignment of the amateur
professional relationship, but what
of it? Might we not all be a little
better off? The situation is much
like that Of prohibition in the late
twenties. Every one Nnew that liquor
was being sold almost universally
so why not bring it out in the open
where it can be regulated"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-19
Radio Hiqh Spots

Walter O'Keefe and Louis Aeschylus
Sorin, directors Of their Five Flop Dis
repertory Theater," are to offer more gay
experiments in the modern drama with
music by Deane Janis and the Casa Iona
orchestra over WFBM and the Columbia
network tonight from to $50.
Edward Wardwell, prominent New
York attorney, and his wife will give
recital of music for two pianos, in
Guiding works by Bach, Handel and
Brahms, during the Music Is My Hobby
program tonight at 10 over WIRE and
an NBC network.
;Arno B. Cammerer. director of the Unit
ed National Park Service is to be guest
speaker on the Death Valley Days broad
cast over WLW and NBC network tonight
f at g. MI MI, cammerer,e who recently re-
which included a trip through Death VAL
ley, is to give his own impressions OF the
region and discuss plans for making it a
national resort.