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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-30
Bush Rites Thursday

Funeral services for Nelson Bush,
former indianapolis resident who
died Saturday in North Vernon,
are to be held at 2 Thursday after
noon at the Farley Funeral Home,
1904 w. Morris-st, with burial in
Floral Park Cemetery.
He is survived by the widow, Mrs.
Ann Elijah Bush, and five children:
Herbert Bush, Charlottesville: Mrs.
Stella Thomas, Fort Wayne; Henry
Bush, Los Angeles, and Mrs. EN-
ma Reynolds and Mrs. Grace Perci-
field, Indianapolis. and eight broth
ers and five sisters He was 81.
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Richter Illness Fatal

Funeral services for George H.
Richter, who died of heart disease
Saturday in an Evansville Hospital.
are to be held in Shirley Brothers
Central Chapel tomorrow at 3.
Burial is to be in Memorial Park
Cemetery.
Mr.. Richter, who was 40, was an
architectural engineer and lived at
1925 Shelby-st. He had been an
employe of the United States Park
Department and had charge of con-
struction WORK at the Mesker Park
CCC development in Evansville.
Survivors are the widow: a son,
George Jr.; a sister, Mrs. Charles
Brockman, and the parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George o. Richter.
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20 Help Wanted. Female
II Help Wanted, Male

NEW FIRM can use neat-appearing men
Pay discussed at interview. Apply ia
Kresge Building.
WANTED-Young man, 81 to rs years of
age. Must have high school education
sition pays salary and is with large re-
liable firm. State complete application
IN letter. Write Box Sill, % Times
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Arrange Ball Rites

Last rites for Mrs. Margaret E.
Ball, who died yesterday at her
home, 6179 Burlington-av, are to be
held in Shirley Brothers Central
Chapel Wednesday at 1870. Burial
is to be in Crown Hill Cemetery.
Mrs. Ball, who was 81, had been
a lifelong resident of Marion Coun-
ty and for many years had operated
a restaurant in Broad Ripple. She
was member of the Christian
Church.
Survivors are the widower. r. L.
Ball; two sons, the Rev. Kenneth
and Norman Ball; daughter, Mrs.
Margaret Griffin, and brother,
Charles A. Butler, all of Indianap-
oils.
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Human Service Today

Funeral services for Everett A.
Human, 855 S. Worth-av, are to
to be held in the Woodworth- Etter
Tabernacle, Belmont-av and Miller
st, at this afternoon. Burial is to
be in the Anderson Cemetery.
Mr.. Human, a resident of this
city for 16 years, died Saturday at
his home. Born 40 years ago near
Evansville, he was married to Verla
B. Clark in 1919. He was a men,
Der Of Painters Union No. AZ and
of Lyndhurst Lodge. F. & A. M.
Besides the widow, survivors are
step-son, Kester Clark; four
brothers. Charles of Osgood, Daniel
of ST. Louis and Pearl and Elmer
of Indianapolis; his mother. Mrs
Mary Potter, and his step-father,
Samuel Potter.
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BAPTIST LEADERS TO
PUSH MISSIONS WORK
Church Executives Will Lead Meet
ings This Week.

Church Executives VIII Lead Meet-
ings This Week.
Eugene G. Foster, president of the
Indianapolis Baptist Association, is
to have charge of a Forward Days
Conference" to be held in city
churches this week. A year of spe-
cial missionary activity was begun
here with services yesterday.
A mass meeting is to be held in
the First Church tomorrow night.
During the week out-of- town visi-
tors will confer privately and in
groups with mission workers.
Mission executives expected here
for the meetings are the Rev. M.
Forest Ashbrook, national secretary
of the Ministers and Missionaries
Benefit Board; DR.. P. H. j. Lerrigo,
executive secretary of the American
Baptist Foreign Missionary society;
Miss Minnie Argetsinger, Union
Normal College faculty member,
Changtu, China and the Rev. Bruce
Kinney, former missionary to the
American indians.
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so GET DEGREES FROM
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
Three Rites Are Held in Lodges
Indianapolis Hall.

Fifty candidates of the knights
of Columbus have received the first,
second and third degree. They were
conferred at the K. of G. hall yes
terday by John F.. Mccain, grand
knight William j. Greener and John
T. Recap, first; the Rev. Joseph B.
Tieman, George j. Bischoff, Daniel
T. Doyle and Clarence Beidelman,
second; District Deputy Harry G..
Kitchin, Richmond, and his staff,
third.
John j. Minta, district deputy of
Indianapolis; Mr. Mccain, Bert F.
Deery, Joseph Courtney, William
Leppert and Anton Sochar were IN
charge of ARRANGEMENTS.
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Births
Bows.

BOYS.
Scott, Katherine Allanson, 1440 Charles.
Roscoe, Margaret White, 2060 N. La
Sale.
Harry, Paula Broad. Methodist.
Fred. Dorothy Golf, Methodist.
Lawrence, Harriet Isenbarger, Methodist.
John. Myrtle Miller Methodist.
Dewey Martha Murray City.
Paul, Audrey Meyer. 2949 N. Gale.
Girls.
George, Anna Hill. 1923 Bradbury.
Stanley, Patricia Allen, Methodist.
Noble, Lucille Baysinger, Methodist.
Frank, Rosemary Sisson, Methodist.
Wayne, Mary Anderson. Methodist.
Charles, Evelyn Grahame. Methodist.
Alva, Agnes Hubble, 81 N. Belle Vieu.
William, Thelma schwartz, City.
Joseph, Margaret Ingersoll. City.
Thomas, Mary Boicourt, City.
Clifford. Olive Wilson, City.
Mitchell, Matte MINK, City.
Everett, Mary Roach, City.
Dallas, Evelyn Nash, City
John, Anna Wooten, City.
Charles. Evelyn Burgett, 7O2 S. Holmes.
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: Deaths-Funernls

indianapolis Ilmes, Mon, March 30, 1885.
ApKINs1Frank, age So years, beloved
William, Robert James, Thelma and
Charlotte, Adkins, brother of Joseph and
J 1ara AdksinS nasSVed sysy sundsy ~
CHAPEL, 946 N. Illinois-st Wednesday,
3 p; m. Burial Floral Park. Friends may
call at the chapel.
BALL-Margaret E., age So years, beloved
wife of r. L, Ball, mother of Norman
and the Reg Kenneth Ball and Mrs:
chaFes Ro Sf Griffin sister of of
EuneIal at sHIRtEY 7Ss BRo SssS cE aNSFrRaH
100 p. m. Friends invited. Friends NAV
call at the chapel. Burial Crown Hill.
LUCAS-Ernset. beloved husband of Mar
gle Lucas, father of Edgar, Leroy Elmer
and DeLoris Lucas, passed away satur-
f fbss f maIfn 2S at $50 M Funeral at
nVsed Burs sp in ~ FLORAL Park ce Trisnds
E. E. GROSS FUNERAL SERVICE.
age 81 years, beloved husband of Nav
Hubbard Moore. brother of Rolla 1.
M asy and MaFci ia DEaks Funeral Tues.
FUNERAL PARLOR, 2O5O E. Micbiean
Burial, Crown Hill columbus and
Franklin, Ind. papers please copy) W
NEALmJames A., age SO, father of Frank
J. Neal of Cincinnati, Myrtle Beremsn
and Nellie Lannon of indianapolis,
passsd s away at the rssidenss SIS
W. Michigasnn Street Me.hodist Church
II ,ieisI 10 10 al m. Frlends invited.
SHELLEY 1s SF0Y BRo a W. Fri sp6t may as ss #
HOME at 2oo2 w Michigail-st. until 3
a. m. Tuesday and at the church be-
tween 8 and 10.
RICHTER George H.. age 40 wears he
I 6i husband Of Wilma (nee Laubel
OF Mrs. Charles. Brockman. passed awav
Saturday March %, in Evansville, Ind.
BRos cE SNsTRaz cE & at s4s sSIR4 LILY
nols-st, Friends invited. Friends NAV
call after p. m. Monday. Burial Ne.
sTEvENs-Joseph r, age S. beloved son
Of Harold Stevens and grandson eC Of
SSe enas aoa Ba1p passed away at The resi-
neral from the SHIRLEY BROS WEST
SIDE FUNERAL HOME, 2202 VI. Mich
ig 5gitsd W eTs, z,o 2so M Friends
may. call at the residence until D. m
WEAvER--Albert Elston. age 4s wears
husband Of Nudge Weaver, father Of
Christine. brother Of Harry A. and FLOYD
weaver. passed away Sunday Funeral
at SHIRLEY BROS CENTRAL CHAPEL,
946 N. Illinois-st.. Tuesday 1870 D. M
Friends invited. Friends NAV csll All
the Chapel. Burial Dayton Memorial
WIEDENH0RN-willia R. beloved hus-
band OF Elizabeth Wiedenhorn and
father of Nellie and Blanche Wieden-
horn and Mrs. Agnes c. Pickett. de-
parted this life SATURDAY. March IS
& KIRK NORTH SIDE FUNERAL
HOME. College and Fairfield-ay.
Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill.
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Moore Funeral Tomorrow

Final rites for Frank w. Moore,
GIT NJ Hamilton-av, who died Sat-
urday at his home, are to be held at
2 tomorrow at the Harry w. Moore
Funeral Home Burial is to be in
Crown Hill. He was 81.
Mr.. Moore was a music teacher.
He was born in Columbus and re-
sided there until coming here six
years ago. He was graduate of
the Cincinnati Conservatory of Mu-
sic, and a member Of the Fourth
Church of Chrj5t, Scientist.
Survivors sle the widow, Mrs.
May Moore; brother, Rolla L.,
Rockford, Ill, and a sister, Mrs
Marcia Drake, Franklin.
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william R.. beloved hus-
band of Elizabeth Wiedenhorn and
father of Nellie and Blanche Wieden-
horn and Mrs. Agnes C. Pickett, de-
parted this life Satudray March 81
Funeral Tuesday. 2 p. m. at the MOORE
4 KIRK NORTH SIDE FUNERAL,
HOME. College and Fairfield-ay
Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill
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Lucas Service Tomorrow

Funeral services fer Ernest Lucas,
So, Of 240 E. Iowa-st, are to be held
in the home at 2 tomorrow after
noon. Burial will be in Floral Park
Cemetery.
Mr.. Lucas, native of Kentucky,
died Saturday in the City Hospital.
Survivors are the widow, Mrs. Mar
gle Lucas nd four sons, Edgar, Lee
roy, Elmer and DeLoris Lucas.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-30
BUILDING PERMITS


John Holman, 1888 Cornell-av, $50,
wreck building.
George L. Paetz, 31s N. Alabama-st, $50,
install electric service.
Mrs. Ruby Never, 427 N. DeQuincy-st.
$25, install three electric services.
M. Sablowsky, 1044 Virginia-av, $3.50, in
stall electric service.
Builders Finance Co., 41s E. vermont-st,
Apt. IL, SIS, electric repairs.
Samson Paper Co., 1893 W. Walnut-st,
$25, install two electric services.
Porter Used Cars and Parts Co., 633S
Cornell-av, $500 erect one-story block
building storage.
Mrs. Walter H. Scott. 5153 Kenwood-av,
Sis, alterations and repairs.
R., A. corull, 1903 Hoefgen-st, 5000, al
terationS and repairs
John Diedrich, 40o9-11 Park-av, $4,000,
erect one-story brick veneer double dwell
ing.
John Diedrich, 4009-11 Park-av, $1s5,
erect two-car frame garage.
Charles w. Roller. 1146 Laurel-av $3.50,
erect two-car garage.
Indiana Farm Bureau Cooperative AS
ISOLATION, $40 Kentucky-av, $50, wreck one
story frame dwelling.
Irvington Gas and Coal Co., $50 N Sher-
man-dr, $50 erect car for ice sCaJion
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came to Indianapolis IL years ago
after living several years in Column
bus. She was member of the
Hope Moravian Church.
Survivors are son, Roy H. Jones.
Indianapolis, and a brother, Louis
Davis. Hope.
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COL. DAVIDSON MOVED
To Replace Col. Bluemel at Fort
Benjamin Harrison.

Lieut.. Col. Joseph H. Davidson,
assistant chief of staff in the Indi-
ana military area, stationed in In
dianapolis, has received orders
transferring him to the Tenth BIZ
gade at Fort Benjamin Harrison.
He is TO replace Lieut.. Col. Clifford
Bluemel, who has been ordered to
Baltimore. effective April %.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-30
Forest Harness to Speak

Forest A. Harness, Indianapolis
attorney. is to speak at a meeting
of the Marion County Chapter of
Republican Veterans of Indiana at
8 o'clock tomorrow night in the
Athenaeum. Scion j. Carter is
chairman of thy organization.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-30
DR.. Tarshish to Speak

Times SpcctGt
ANDERSON, March So.-Dr. Jacob
Tarshish, New York, nationally
known writer, lecturer and radio
speaker, is to appear here Friday
under auspices of the Tri Kappa
Sorority. His subject is to be The
Challenge of Our Times"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-30
NAMED SCHOOL HEAD
Muncie Board Appoints Heyman A.
Altman as Superintendent.

FWtS NpeCtnT
MUNCIE, Ind, March 30.-Ap-
pointment of Heyman A. Altman,
Indiana University supervised
teaching director since 1880, as city
schools superintendent here has
been announced by the school board.
MIR. Altman, former president
OF the Indiana High School Athletic
Association, is to succeed D. w.
Horton, formerly of Logansport,
Aug. /. He was given a three-year
contract.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-30
a SUSPECTS PROTECTED
AGAINST LYNCH THREAT
Negroes Accused lin Staying of 49,
Year-Old White Girl.

CdI-Olu Wulte GlTl.
By United Press
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, March 30.
-Four Negroes, charged with a ia
tai attack on a 19-year-old Hunts
vile (Ala.) white girl, were placed
in the county Jail here today for
safe keeping" after having been
rushed here during the night, pro-
tected by National Guardsmen and
members of the state highway pa
troll.
The charge was made in the Cir
cult Court of Judge Paul Speake
shortly before the Negroes-who
narrowly escaped mob violence in
Huntsville twice yesterday-were
brought here.
The quartet was arrested when
bloodhounds led officers from the
scene of pretty Vivian Woodward's
death to their home in Huntsville.
A fifth Negro is sought.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-30
Jones Services at Hone

The body of Mrs. Sarah Jones
who died Saturday at her home
1924 English az. after an illness of
six months. = = be taken to Hope
tomorrow afternoon for services and
burial.
Mrs. Jones was born in Hope and
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-30
2 Cards of Thanks

MITCHELL-We wish to extend to our
many friends and relatives our thanks
for their kind consideration and thought
fulness during the loss of our beloved
husband and father.-MRS. BESSIE
MITCHELL AND CHILDREN
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Walter c. White %. of 4oo5 College-av.
salesman. and Olive F Steinle % of 3640
N. Meridian-st. stenogra pher.
Earl L. Englert. SO. of 1928 w Washing
ton-st. serviceman and Elsie E Jines 10
of 20l7 S. Pennsylvania-st. seamstress.
Homer A. Nichols. % of $50 s. West-st.
collector. ano Hazel Marie Garfield &c of
$50 s. West-st. factory worker.
william T. Barnes. 49, of 436 Arnolda-st.
pressman. and Lucille Abel h. of 1921
Oliver-st. housekeeper.
Wilbur L. Templin, 80, 81 w. North-st,
truck driver and Thelma l. Hicks. Is. OF
AL N. Illinois-st. waitress.
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5 Funeral Directors

VIM. D. BEANBLOSSOM
ls21-7s W. RAY-sT. BE-isss
j. ]. BLACKWELL AND SONS
FUNERAL HOME
976 N. Capitol-Av. Phone LI-7lls
PERSONAL SERVICE
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: THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
MUNCIE DRIVE BEGINS
SS4205 Community Fund Campaign
Launched at Breakfast.
Times Special

Times Special
MUNCIE, March 30.-Five hun
dred volunteer workers today
launched drive to finance the 1886
Community Fund budget of s84 ,205
following a breakfast at Hotel Rob-
erts.
Funds raised will be used by the
city's II social welfare agencies in
carrying on a modern program of
family rehabilitation, better health,
and character building.
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announcements

@o-FREDER1Ch-S5
l Minute Wireless Wave
NO ELECTRICITY-NO CHEMICAL HEAL
Only Machine of the Kind in City
Other Permanent Waves, 81 to SIS
MARGUERITE BEAUTY SHOP
26ll E. WaShington-St CH-4623
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Vital Statistics
Marriage Licenses

MdTTIdgc LICENSES
tlncorrect addresses frequently are given
to the Marriage License Bureau deDberat
iy. The Times in printing the official list
assumes no responsibility for the accuracy
Of such addresses
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IA Schools, Instruction

FREE transports ton to Indpls. Enroll now.
Royal Beauty Acad.. 401 Roosevelt bldg.
NOW IS THE TIME
Demand for trained stenops is an
creasing: We guarantee positions Courses
in shorthand. tipping. dictaphone, account
ing. comp.
CONSOLIDATED BUSINESS COLLEGE
Bird floor, Roosevelt Bldg RI-953s
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20 Situations. FeEu0Ie
80 Rooms for Rent

S2-24 W. 16TH-Between Illinois, Meridi-
an light, clean, modern ROOM good
transportation.
ALABAMA, N.-Large, light room; front
view: layatory: meals optional; for gen.
ALABAMA, N, 1914, Apt. C.-Nice room
modern apartment; innerspring mattress
No other roomers.
CENTRAL. north of 38th; attractive front:
private home: garage; breakfast. Cen,
teman, HU-5481
CENTRAL AND PATH E., 5I9-CIean-
cozy room: private family; girls pre-
ferred. HE-478O
DELAWARE. 1909 N.-Large front room
large closet. windows. One or two.
ILLINOIS, 1907 N.-Attractive well venti-
lated; constant hot water: quiet home:
gentleman; garage.
STATE. "a S.-Front downstairs, sleeping
room; oyerstuffed: private entrance.
Reasonable. RI-2153
WASHINGTON-b blvd, 3300-Nice: three
windows, large closet. Private entrance.
Gentleman. TA-7014.
WASHINGTON BLVD, 282O-Nice large
airy room: shower bath. garage optional.
WOODRUFF. 957 Middle-dr. large unfur
n,lshed: SECOND floor: private entrance:
PATH; E, ,5I5-Lovely large front room;
BOTH, SO W.-Front, furnished, master
water; Illinois carline TA-6662
BOTH, w. 412-Nice large, sleeping rm-;
nmanneerspring mattress; near bath. Ia
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IS Furn. Houses, Apts.
40 Wanted TO Rent
IS Business OppOrtunities

Phone TA-0663
FOR SALE--Cafe, by owner Sickness
rake small down payment. 645 NASSAU
STORE with living rooms. strictly mod
ern; and fixtures, for sale or rent. 1851
S. Meridian.
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II Houses For Sale
48 Sale Suburban Farms
49 Real Estate EXCHANGE

BE SURE-Of your title. Demand an alb
stract prepared by UNION TITLE CO..
l55 K. Market-SC. Union Title Bldg
La gaceta., 1936-06-05
n al
SGcnSlOS
COMPANY
LOS CLUBS CIVICOS DAN
LAS GRACIAS A LOS Sc
E
RES

En- una carta dirigida a los
ciudadancs que sirvieron como
secretaries en- los prescintos e.
Eectorales del condado, el pasa-
do martes, la Mesa Redonda de
dos presidentes de los clubs civil
cos los felicia por haber ayu-
dado a celebrar una election
ordenada y hOnesta". A todoS.
Sc les pedira que vuelvan a SER
vir en- las sa:undas primarias,
senaladas para ell dia %.
Firma la carta ell Sr. w. How
ard jFrankland, p~residente de
la Mesa Redonda, ORGANISING
que recomend6 a la mayor par
tie de los secretaries e inspecto-
res.
La gaceta., 1936-06-05
ALCUNOS DE LOS AcUER-
DOS TOMADOS ANOCHE
POR Ell

He aquf una lista de varios
de los acuerdos tomados ano-
che por ell ayuntamiento:
No aprobar nuevos proyec :
.tos de la WPA hasta que ell pre-
supuesto pueda ser equilibra :
do. Afecta este acuerdo al par
que de Ybor City, en- la Gale
10.
Sc mand6 al comite de ha :
cienda un recorte de un peri6-
dico de Miami destacando ell
hecho de que ell presupuesto
del ano actual es mayor, en-
100000, al del ano ante
.rior.
Pas6 a estudio del abogado
consultor una petici6n de F.
.Suarez para que Sc lie rebaje la
contribution personal. AL CO.
mite de aviaci6n Sc entreg6 u
ma solicitud de la Pequena Ca
mara de Concrete para que no
Sc cobre alquiler, en- ell hangar
municipal, a un aeroplano del
Club Floridair.
Sc comision6 al jefe de poll
.cia para que informe al dueno
de un peQueno taller situado
en- ell 3019 de la Gale Spruce,
que no debe hacer tanto ruido.
Qued6 autorizada la mueble
ria Ybor City Furniture, de la
avenida, para poner
I'm cartel mayor en- ell frente.
La gaceta., 1936-06-05

Por 10 que han determinado
los que rigen los destinos de la
costura no ofrece duda alguna
que las pieles han de ser este
ano ell indispensable compile
mento de la toilette" de no
che.
NADIA comparable en- punto
a elegancia a un conjunto de
noche enteramente blanco, ell
vestido y blanca la piel que CO.
mo salida de bale acompana a
aquel. Entire los vestidos recien
temente presentados en- una
gran collection ell mas aplaudi-
do sin duda fue un hermosO
vestido de noche de cresp6n
"craquele" blanco realzado
con una cintura de orc Y que
debfa toda su magnificencia a
una bella capa semi-larga he
cha de varias pieles de zorro
blanco deliciosamente coloca-
das con costuras ladeadas v
que Sc adaptaba con un movi-
miento de suma ammonia a la
silueta.
Otro cOnjunto que ha goza-
do de parecido 6xitO, v que
tambien figuraba en- la colec-
ci6n a que acabo de referirme,
Sc componia de un vestido pa
"a cenas, de cresp6n color are
ma, d~elicadamente realzado
por una "parure" sumamente
armoniosa de zorro azul.
N. r.
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LA N DE ESCRUTI-
MOS SIGUE T~RABAJANDO

Esta realizando una compro-
baci6n de los votos depositados
en- las urnas eel pasado martes,
la junta de escrutinios del con-
AL llegar la tarde Sc compile
tara la labor en- varios de los
puestos de mayor Importance.
Algunos de los candidates,
como va sc sabe, tendran que ir
a las segundas primaries.
Componen la junta de escru-
tinio ell Sr. Watkins p~residente
de los comisionados del conda-
do; Ell juez Cornelius, de la cor
te del condado, y ell Sr. Dekle,
supervisor de registros.
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SOCIALESs
Los j6venes que recibierOn sus Diplomas

Blanco, Manuel Bravo, Felice
Bruno, Victor Campisi, Manuel
.Campoamor, Jorge C6rces, Jo-
Sc Corrales, Marcrs Cribs,
Luis Cueto, Ramon del Cueto,
Harold Delgado, Jose Favata,
Frank Fernandez, Manuel Fer
nandez, Tony Fernandez, Char
lies Garcia, Gaspar Garcia, Jo-
sc Garcia, Humberto- Garrido,
Armando Gonzalez, Edward
Gonzalez, Paul Gonzalez, Rel
naIdo Gonzalez, Willie COMA
lez, Guy Gordon, Antonio Qua
risco, Jose Guastella, Felipe Gu
go, Billy Hamm, Robert Hill,
Fernando Llbano, Alberto .L6-
PEI, Peter Lopez, Manuel Lou
no, Nick Macaluso, Perry Mag
gio, Richard Marinas, Femin
Mar fnez, Jose Montero, Luis
Monies, Ralph Morales, Tony
Noto, Roberto N1nez, Frank
Pensado, Leo Peralta, Robert
Perez, Luis IPrendes, James
w. Rawls, Alfredo Rodriguez,
re Rodriguez, Carlos Riveiro,
Jack Rosenberg, Felipe Rosete,
Charles Saunders, John Soda
70, Jose ScuN, Angelo Telese,
Peter Tripolino, Felipe Vacca-
re, Paul Valdivia, Saro Valen-
Il, Sexton Valenti, Henry Vega,
Jose Vitello, Arminio Wirth y
Jimmie Zambito.
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Aprobaron los concejales I'm impuesto
sobre las maquinas de iugar
Los representatives de la Industrial PetroIera in
vitados a c~onferenciar con ell Comite de Hacienda

Ell ayuntamien.o Sc reuni6 a.
noche con ell fin de crear nuevas
fuentes de ingresos para lbs
presupuestos y aprob6 Una mo-
ci6n por medic de la cual las ma
quinas de jugar tributaran el
500 de 10 que recojan.
Qued6 sobre la mesa ell pro-
puesto impuesto a la gasdlina.
La municipalidad necesi!a
$581,000, ademas de los ingre-
SOS por otros conceptos.
Propuso ell CONCEAL Rosen-
thai, y asi Sc aprob6, que Sc in
vie a los representatives de la
La gaceta., 1936-06-05

industrial petrolera a discutir
con ell comite de hacienda la
question del impuesto.
Ell concejal Watson propuso,
pero NADIA se resolvi6, que Ell Ia
'sador de contribuciones inspec-
.cicnes los informes presentados
.por los contribuyentes, de mo-
do que la tributaci6n sea la ma
yor possible bajo la ley federal
de 1885.
Hixon propuso la reduction
de la Ordenanza para gravar los
ingresos de las maquinas de ju-
lgar, y asi sc acord6.
La gaceta., 1936-06-05
La Excursion del Sdbado

La Excursion del SGbddO
Solo 100 parejss, incluyendo
a los miembrOs del club, podran
asistir a la excursi6 nque ell sa-
bado por la noche celebrara, par
tiendo de los muelles municipal
les, 81 Club Optimista de Ybor
City.
La bora de salida como dill
mos aver, sera las once de la no
che, verificandose ell regreso a
la A de la madrugada.
Muchos bilIetes de pasajes Sc
vendieron en- los 1ltimos dfas a
personals de La mepor sociedad
latina.
Quedan tOdavia a9yunos y
|pueden pedirse al Sr. Gustavo
Perez, por Ell telefono Y 1882.
Esperamos la lista de los que
asistiran, la que nos ha sido O.
frecida por Ell secretario Ia
MARCO.