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La gaceta., 1936-07-15
COrte de 10 Criminal

Por complicidad en- un asaltO
Y robo de $13, ell juez Petteway
impuso aver 20 amos de preside
al negro Charlie Jackson. .Por
la misma carsa, hace algunos
meSes, otro negro, Clarence Lus
err, fue condenado a 20 amos.
Jimmy Cunningham, que me-
tia pedacitos de hero en- las
maquinas de jugar, en- lugar de
monedas, fue condenado a so
dfas de carcel.
Por ell robo de llantas de au-
tom6viles fueron condenados a
60 dias de carcel, Luther Tuck
er y General Hart.
La gaceta., 1936-07-15
BONIFACIO VALERO
DE VIAJE

BESIDE hace dfas Sc encuen-
ira en- Chicago, en- viaje de ne
gocios, ell distinguido conner :
ciante mueblista Bonifacio Va
lero, dueno de la Ybor City
Furniture Co.
Fue a hacer las compras pa
ra los meses del invierno.
lie deseamos una feliz estan
cha en- la gran ciudad y I'm
pronto regreso.
La gaceta., 1936-07-15
COrte del Condado

No comparecieron aver varios
de los individuos acusadoe de
jugar al prohibido y ell juez Cor
nelius dispuso que les fueran in
cautadas las fianzas que presta-
ron.
Los que no cOmparecieron sc
nombran, seg1n los libros de la
oficina del sheriff Mcleod, Jo-
Sc Valdes, Jose Lopez, Jose Con
zalez, Robert Roiz, Harry Bello,
A. C. Rodriguez, Jack Vigna,
Bill Jackson, Frank Mirabella,
Jose Diaz, Jose Rodriguez, Juan
Batista, John Bullina, Sam
Diaz, George Martin, Dick Fri
totti, Sam Giovanni, Frank Pc
rez, Jim Brown, Mario Coma
lez, Oliver Brown, Arturo Plan
chat, George Martin, Frank
Garcia, Jose Bello, William
Diaz, Sam BALTIC, Jose Fernan-
DEE, Peter Gonzalez, Cocoa Gar
cfa Y Will Lee.
FL juez puso a disposition de
la corte de 10 criminal a Oscar
Ellerbee, A. D. Greiner, Henry
Williams y Ell negro James Roll
in, por differences delitos.
La gaceta., 1936-07-15
E, Club Starlight
ird a. CLearwater


ard az Clearwater
Ell conocido Club Sunlight
ira ell domingo a la playa de
Clearwater, habiendose orga-
nizado entire sus miembros un
concurso de nataci6n.
Esta es la octava fiesta dada
por este club en- la p~resente
temporada.
A la / de la tarde Sc saldra
del local de la Legion Ameri-
cana, en- la Once avenida, y Sc
retornara a las diez de la no.
che.
Despues del bano la juven-
tud pasara varias horas bailan
do.
Componen ell comite organi-
zador los apreciados j6venes
Manuel Garcia y Arthur Brock
way. Edmundo Salinas es ell re
porter.
La gaceta., 1936-07-15
Serd en- la Fimca NistaI

Serd en- la Fincd NistGl
FL Picnic que en- el mes de
Agosto celebrara la prestl2iosa
sociedad Centre Asturiano, ten
dra como lugar de reunion la
finca Nistal.
La fiesta que ell Centre efec-
tue Ell ano pasado, en- esa finca,
c~onstituy6 hun rotundo exitO
monetario y social.
va daremos cuenta de los de-
TALES mas importantes, tan
pronto nos sean remitidos.
La gaceta., 1936-07-15
PLAN DE IL AMOS PARA LA
EXPANSION DEL EJER-
CITO JAPONES

Toxic, julio 15.-El ministro
de la guerra general conde Jul
chi Terauchi, present6 hoy un
plan de expansion del ejercito,
a realizar en- IL amos, al primer
ministro Koki Hirota.
Sc relaciona ell plan con ell me
~joramiento de los ~armamentos
y fabrication de municiones a
un costo de 900, 600 de
"yens".
Sera sometido a estudio de
los generates, que p~rivadamen-
tie informaran.
La gaceta., 1936-07-15
FALLEcIo Ia SRA. PIEDRA
DE A

Dejo de existir aver en- su
domicilio, casa ndrnero 6O3 de
la Gale Forest, la distinguish
sonora Piedad Piedra de Fra
ga, hermana de la Sra. Con :
suelo Moreno y tia de nuestros
estimados amigos los ORES.
Gustavo, Ruben y Rene Nc :
reno.
FL entierro sc verificara a
las S 80 de la tarde de hoy, sa
liendo ell cortejo de la casa a.
rr.ba mencionada.
A la apreciada familia Mo-
reno enviamos nuestro sentido
testimonio de condolencia.
La gaceta., 1936-07-15
ARRESTADO UNO DE LOS
JEFES ~AUTENTICOS

Habana, Julio 15-A su lle-
gada aver de Miami, donde
era jefe del campamento de e.
|xilados del Partido Revolucio-
mario Cubano, la policia detu-
vo al DR.. Jose Isidro Herman
dee Lopez, remitiendolo al
Principe.
Ante ell tribunal de urgencia
Sc lie acusara hoy de Organiza-
ci6n ilicita.
La gaceta., 1936-07-15
AHORCADA LA MUJER QUE
A SU MARIDO

Exeter, Inglaterra, julio 10
Por ell e-nvenenamiento de su
marido, en- ell pasado diciembre
fue ahorcada hoy la Sra. Char
lotte Bryant, de 33 amos, ma
DIRE de cinco hijos. Els la segun-
da mujer ahorcada en- 10 que va
de ano.
Antes de morir la Bryant lie
tela2 ratio al reg, p~idiendOle Gle
mencia, que no lie fue cOncedida.
Ell amor de otro hombre la i'm
pulse al crimen.
La gaceta., 1936-07-15
PLEITos Y

C. C. Whitaker contra Pau
lima Etzler; Ruby Conger Hurt
contra Charles M. Hurt, jr. ;
Ida Prince contra John Prin-
ce; ciudad de Tampa contra
Rosa Ana Wood; Arthur F..
Burnley contra Francis Burn :
ley; Blanca Perez Salcines con
ira Emiliano Salcines; Fred
Zimmerman contra jamie A
dams Zimmerman.
La gaceta., 1936-07-15
LA C~ONFERENCIA DE LAS
POTENC1AS DE A

Paris, julio 49, Los gobier-
nos de Francia y Belgica han
convenidO en- que la conferences
de las naciones de Locarno Sc
efectde en- Bruselas ell dia % de
JUNO, a pesar de negarse Italia
a particular en- ella
Las potencias que firmaron ell
tratado de Locarno son Fran
cia, Belgica, Inglaterra, Alema-
MIA e Italia.
La gaceta., 1936-07-15
AUMENTO A $50 81 NUME-
RO DE VICTTMAS OCA-
SIONADAS POR Ell CA
LOR


st. Paul( Minnesota, julio Is.
Con ell intense calor de aver
aument6 a $50 ell n1mero de vic
timas en- Ell estado de Minneso-
ia. Ell peri6dico "St. Paul Dis
patch" asegura que 210 perso-
mas han muerto directa o indi-
rectamente a causa del calor, en-
los diez dias en- que ell term6me-
tro Sc mantuvo por encima de
100 grades. En- la tarde de aver
la temperature logo a 1865
grades.
La gaceta., 1936-07-15
Fiesta en- TODD Ell edificiO

Fiesta en- TODD Ell edificiO
Pertenece al Circulo Cuba
no la marca de fiestas en- ell pre-
sente aho.
FL dia IL de Agosto, seg1n
nos informa, Sc bailara en- tOdC
ell edificio, al precio de Is Gen.
tavos por persona.
Tocaran las reputadas orques
tas Don Francisco y Los Rohe-
mics.
La gaceta., 1936-07-15
ENCARCELADO EN- ALEMA
MA UNI AME-
RICANO

Berlin, julio 15.-Hoy Sc SUI
pc pGblicamente que un ciuda.
dano de los Estados Unidos Sc
encuentra preso bajo la acusa.
ci6n de insultar a julius Strei-
cher, ap6stol de la campana con.
ira los hebreos'.
FL individuo encarcelado Sc
llama Ludwig Hoffman, dc
Chicago, Y Sc lie remiti6 a la pri-
sion de Nuremberg.
La gaceta., 1936-07-15
LINDBERG VISITARA AL
HITLER

Berlin, julio 15.-La semans
pr6xima el famoso aviador anne
ricano Lindbergh visitara al
caneiller Adolfo Hitler, como in
vitado de Hermann Wilhelm
Goering, ell ministro de la avia-
ci6n.
Lindbergh pasara dos dfas en-
Berlin, ell % y ell % hoSpedan-
dose en- la Residential de I'm ami
go suyO.
La gaceta., 1936-07-15
EN- SEIS MESES HAN SIDO
PUESTOS EN- LIBERTAD
TIA P~RESIDIARIOS

Tn nuevo examen de los Ii
bros del preside y la Junta de
perdones, heoho aver, reveal
que en- seis meses fueron pues-
tos en- libertad por esa junta TIA
presidiarios, con una marca de
IL en- una semana.
La Junta Sc reunio, en- csc pc
riodo de tempo, NADIA menos
que % veces.
De csc total IS recobraron su
libertad bajo indulto condicio-
nal.
La gaceta., 1936-07-15
VOlVi6 a Su hogan
la Sra. Benitez

VOlVi6 a SN hogan
la Sra. Benttez
Ha retornado a su hogan Ia
respectable Sra. Consuelo Benz
tez, esposa del Sr. Manuel Benz
tez e hija de la Sra. Angelina
Perez, residente en- la casa nG-
nero 1911 de la IL avenida. O.
per6 a la Sra. Benitez, en- ell sa-
natorio del Centre Espanol, eI
eminente cirujano DIR. r. M
Winton.
La enferma, su eSposo y ia
miliares desean expresar su a.
gradecimiento al ilustre medico.
Ell DR.. Santiago Paniello, direc-
tor del sanatorio, y a las enter.
meras y empleados por las mu-
chas atenciones que lie dispense
ron durante su larga Y penosa
dolencia.
Ell practicante del sanatorio,
Sr. Vale, tuvo especiales aten-
clones para la Sra. Benitez y sus
familiares, atenciOnes que no Sc
ovidaran.
Queda complacida la honda
dosa sonora, a la que reiteramos
nuestra estimaci6n.
La gaceta., 1936-07-15
Vendrd a Tampa
q. n.un.-

Vendr6 a Tampa
Ell Sr. Galloway
Dentro de pocos dias hara una
vista a Tampa ell juez Gallo
way, candidate del partido re-
publicano al gobierno de la Flo
rida.
Hablara para la colonia lati-
ma, a la que aprecia de veras.
Mr.. Galloway, un notable ora
dor, es amigo del Sr. Manuel
Garcia, condueho del restau.
rant Columbia.
La gaceta., 1936-07-15
Sc N UN BUQUE DE
LA MARINA PERUANA

Lima, Peru, julio 15.-En un
lugar a 100 millas del Callao Sc
hundi6 aver ell buque Marathon,
de la marina peruana, salvando-
Sc tOdos sus tripulantes, 4 oficia
les v 1875 marineros.
La gaceta., 1936-07-15

Una avsrfa en- las maquinas
dej6 ell buque al garete. Cuando
Ell comandante vic que ell hundi-
miento era inevitable, dispuso
que la triprlaci6n tomase los boz
tes, remando hasta la orilla So
bre grandes olas y soplando
fuerte viento.
La gaceta., 1936-07-15
Ell Bale del HetGriG

Este Club anuncia su Barn
Dance" para ell dia Is de julio,
en- ell Auditorio Municipal.
Tocara la orquesta de Don
Francisco, dirigida por ell profe-
sor Frank Grasso.
Evening star., 1936-10-20
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing.

National-"First Lady" at $50 pm.
Earie-"Stage Struck" at $50 and
1855 am, 2:25. ASS, 7:25 and $50
pm. Stage shows at II l:05 am, 1875,
4:o6, 6:35 and 9:05 pm.
R-K-O Keith's-"My Man God
frey" at 1885 am, 1877, 3:3s, Sal,
7:43 and 9;45 pm.
Capitol -" Ramona" at II am,
lao, 4:3o 7:20 and 10 pm. Stage
shows at 12:45. 3:35, 6:25 and els
pm.
Palace-"Dimples." at ll:25 am,
l:3o, $50, 5:35, TAO and $40 pm.
MetropoIitan-"Murder With Pic
lures" at HAS am. LAS, 3:45, 5:45,
7:45 and 9:45 pm.
Columbia-"The Great Ziegfeld," at
1875 am, 2:50, sos and $40 pm.
BeIasco-"Cynara," at ll:4s am
ISL and 353 pm. Spring Shower
tpremiere). at $50 pm.
RiaIto-"Thin Man." at 2:25. 4:4o,
tbs and $40 pm.
Little-"Catherine the Great" at
11:oe am. lis, 3:21, 5:27. 1888 and
9:39 pm.
stage Struck" at
6:15, 8 and $50 pm.
Tivoli-"The Gorgeous Hussy," at
2, 3:55, $50, 7:45 and GAS pm.
Howard-"Sh "Shakedown." at 1918.
2:45, Sis, 7:45 and 1918 pm. Stage
shows at las. AIS. 6:45 and s:l5 pm.
Evening star., 1936-10-20

o picture contract and q salary Of
$500 o week. Kibbee lived simply
and saved every dollar he could. His
contract with Warmers expired recently
and the actor refused to discuss an
other more lucrative. II have all the
money I need to do the things I've
always wanted-fishing and hunting.
Why should slave any longer?" he re-
piled to the temptefs. Kibbee will
free-lance in future and work two
months only. making a maximum two
pictures a year that will bring him
an additional income OF $25 200.
tCcpyright. 1886. By the North American
Newspaper Alliance. Inc)
Evening star., 1936-10-20

obligations, II she would leave the
studio. The girl took self and contract
to a lawyer, who told her she was en-
titled to stay six months with pay.
She did. And zanuck Is now so pleased
she remained he has given her q new
contract with large salary increase.
The girls name is Simone Simon tpro-
nounced everything comes to her who
waitsO.
Fred Astaire has gone Hollywood
and purchased station wagon in
lieu of an expensive auto David
Niven accompanies Merle Oberon to
New York on the first hop of her trip
to England. But that is as far as he
will go. The long-standing romance
between the pair is expected to end
when he returns solo to Hollywood
Margot Grahame is startling the
movie city with dead white make
up, pinky red hair and heavily masca-
raed eyes only three persons in
the world know Garbo's private tele-
phone number Coincidence Alice
Brady has no sense of humor and
takes her emoting very seriously.
After the most excruciatingly funny
scene, she invariably asks the gigglers.
What did do that was so funny?
British starlet Nova Pilbeam may
Evening star., 1936-10-20

soIidly constructed Of genuine
walnut and other cabinet woods
Ten pieces, including buffet, chino
cobinet, server, extension toble ond
six upholstered seat chairs to
match. Refurnish your dining
room now! No Money Down!
Evening star., 1936-10-20

BARBARA ANN PERKINS,
Four-yedr-old daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Perkins,
1927 Queen street northeast,
7Uill take part in the dance re-
cital presented By pupils OF
Roma Lee HGun merit Monday
night at Wardman Park The
dter,
Evening star., 1936-10-20

was getting $4,000 week on long
optional contract, and not only was
doing nothing to earn it, but was re-
fusing work in pictures assigned her
by the casting director. zanuck sent
for the girl and magnanimously offered
her four weeks salary, free of acting
Evening star., 1936-10-20
4-Year Injury Kills Diver.

TORONTO, October 20 R.-Belle
Lehman, 23-year-old Toronto girl,
died yesterday after lying In a
plaster cast ever since she fractured
her spine In a dive at the Canadian
Evening star., 1936-10-20
$800,000 Maytime Film
Discarded, Begun Again
Hollywood Wants Mrs. Wally Simpson
Zanuck, Irked by Simone Simon,
Now Glad He Retained Her.
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM.


studio decided
and Juliet and "The
Evening star., 1936-10-20

Robert Tay-
lor envies Shirley
Temple because
interviewers do
not ask her
whether she Is in
love and /or in
tends to marry.
When Daryl
Zanuck took over
Winnie Sheehan's S
Job at Twentieth
G e n t ury- Fox,
there was one
contract above all
others he wished
to void. The girl
Evening star., 1936-10-20

to escape the thick, damp, pea-soup
fog that envelops the beach at this
time of the year Constance Ben
nett would like to produce pictures,
but so far has found no person willing
to take over the financial end Of the
undertaking Agent Zeppo Marx
finds 1t easiest to sell clients and
stories to M.-G.-M. by threatening to
return to his old Job as fourth menu
Der Of the Marx brothers team.
Nomination for the most sensible
film actor in Hollywood-Guy Kibbee.
The comedian worked 20 years In
vaudeville and stock before landing
intermittent Jobs on Broadway. Came
Evening star., 1936-10-20

hoofer on broadway Adoiphe
Menjou, Arlene Judge, Dixie Dunbar
and Ned Sparks caught colds watch
ing Sonia Henie's skating sequences
In "One in a Million" One we'll
tried method of getting studio work Is
to gamble with an important execu-
tive, lose money and tell him the only
way he can collect is by giving you
job.
Norma Shearer's severe attack OF
bronchial pneumonia, following the
death of her husband, Irving Ihalberg.
from practically the same complaint.
has caused several finite owners
of Santa Monica homes to move inland
Evening star., 1936-10-20

come to Paramount to play the lead
in National Velvet" despite the root
ing Of scenarist Bill Lipscomb for
Leslie Howard's young daughter . .
Carl Laemmle, jr, is said to have
wired June Lang to postpone her
marriage to Vic Orsatti until he re-
turns to Hollywood from New York.
Before Junior left for Europe few
months ago. he was head man In Miss
Lang,s private life Michael
whalen was at one time manager of
three -l0-cent stores
Evening star., 1936-10-20

wanger says he would like to sign up
Mrs. Wally Simpson, favorite dancing
partner of the King of England, to
plsy the lead in Personal History"
Evening star., 1936-10-20

Eleanor Powell is teaching Joan
Crawford to tap dance. Miss Craw-
ford started her acting career as q
Evening star., 1936-05-23

urban areas, new water mains, sewers
and police and fire facilities by rea-
son of the movement of the resident
population. Areas for which the i'm
provements are complete drop into
disuse, with sharp falling off Of tax
values and reduction in the revenue
of the metropolitan communities. Not
little of the tax problems which be-
set the people today are the result Of
this shifting of population, which
leaves behind it uncared for, under
maintained and deteriorating sections
that once were esteemed and desired.
Two Schools Of Thought.
Serious study of this problem, says
Roberts, has resulted in q division of
schools Of thought. Some persons
have suggested the radical step of the
common ownership of large neighbor-
hood sections of the city with occupa-
be continuing financial interest be-
tween proprietors instead Of the pres
ent attitude of real estate spectators,
whose interest in community which
they have developed disappears when
the last house is sold While such q
radical system is directly antagonistic
to the American theory of home own
ership, there is no doubt. he says, but
that there could be continued control
of many Of the city blight" factors
enumerated above A second plan
which he considered utopian in its
aims, calls for cooperative agree
ments between the residents of COM
Evening star., 1936-05-23

paneling to the most intricate linen
fold carving of the Elizabethan period
may be had. So accurate Is the effect
that only careful inspection would dis
close that the material is not actually
wood.
Another development is wood veneer
so thin that it is mounted on cloth and
Is put up like wallpaper. This comes
in many types Of wood, and used with
skeleton wood frame paneling. gives
very satisfactory results. 1t can also
be used without the skeleton frame II
wood plank effect Is wanted.
Evening star., 1936-05-23
INSURED PAPER
HELD IN DEMAND
Insurance Executive Also
Sees Evidence of Business
Revival on Tour.

Evidence Of business revival
throughout the country, together with
a growing demand for insured home
mortgages. was reported by Elbert s.
Brigham, vice president Of the Ma
tional Life Insurance Co., Of Mont
pelier, VT, at q conference here with
ofhcials Of the Federal Housing Ad-
ministration. This company holds in
its vaults the first mortgage insured
by the Federal Housing Administra-
ton.
Brigham has just completed a g.
000-mile tour Of the country in COM
pany with Fred A. Rowland, presi-
dent Of the company, for the purpose
Of starting an aggressive campaign
to acquire home mortgages insured by
the Housing Administration for the
company's investment portfolio.
Evidence OF Revival.
Everywhere on our tour there was
an evidence of a revival of business
and q general feeling Of optimism, I"
Brigham said. I'VE found our agen-
cies enthusiastic over the improve
ment."
Brigham said that his company
takes great pride in the fact that it
holds in its vaults 'FHA. Insured
Mortgage No. l." which is evidence
Of its belief in the value of this type
Of investment.
I'VE have already made commit
ments for 1850 of these loans aggre-
eating $9.025. .922." Brigham said.
These loans extend as far west as
Evening star., 1936-05-23
Salt Lake City and as far south Is

Salt Lake City and as far south as
Texas"
THE National Life Insurance Co.
was one of the first to become eligi-
BILE as mortagee in connection with
these loans, and the company has
made connection with forty-six other
approved mortgages to buy insured
loans and has also taken them up
through the Nationals own regular
mortgage loan agencies in various
parts of the country. The insurance
feature provides that in case Of fore
closure the property may be turned
over to the Federal Housing Admin
istration for three per cent deben-
lures, covering the unpaid principal
Of the loan plus unpaid interest dur
ing the foreclosure period. The Ma
tional Life Insurance Co.'S expert
ence has been that the delinquency
In these loans Is practically negligi-
Evening star., 1936-05-23
ROBERTS CITES
LOSS OF VALUES
Peoples Counsel Discusses
"City Blight" at Takoma
Park.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

9pGClhl bAobattl w Ahe SboA'
TAKOMA PARK, Md, May 23.-
NResidents of this community continue
to show keen interest in the points
outlined in the address Of William
A. Roberts, peoples counsel OF the
District of Columbia, at a meeting OF
the Takoma, Md-District Of Columbia
Citizens Association on the subject
Of "City Blight" He referred par
ticularly to the process Of destruction
Of values of real estate.
In the course Of his remarks
Roberts said that the normal life OF
q modern residence Is set at mini
mum of 40 years for frame buildings
and said unquestionably the build
ing could be maintained in a thor
oughly hvable condition for over 100
years, yet the diStreSSful sight OF hun
dreds of millions of dollars of home
values destroyed for causes having
nothing to do with the physical de-
terioration is present.
No Longer Desirable.
The speaker pointed out as an ex-
ample that in the residential section
of the District which lies north of
K street and between Thirteenth
street and Connecticut avenue as far
north as Florida avenue, the old
boundary street, there are homes
which once had a sales value of at
least $50,000,000. Between 1925 and
1885 many sections of this area have
decreased in market ability until the
1racnnf Satnc rriNac not
than 0ne-half of the actual obliga-
tions incurred by the builders at the
earlier date There are numerous
instances Of splendid, even palatial,
homes, he said, in the vicinity of P
and @ streets which were marketed
at prices in excess of $4,000 in the
postwar decade for which there is
no market at the present time for as
high as $4,000. The buildings are
adaptable to residential purposes,
they are still in good condition and
thoroughly livable. but "city blight
has destroyed their attractiveness fol-
people who can afford to pay the in
vestment price first mentioned. This
disastrous loss is many times the to-
49, ASNoS va VAC OAoeA ~ d0l 4Al6 tlkC
same period of years.
Causes Are Enumerated.
Roberts cites these as causes of de-
struction of values:
Invasion or threatened invasion OF
commercial and industrial enter
prises; inactive zoning ordinances
and regulations; sales to residents
whose habits and standards of life
are not compatible with the first
owners; noise and dirt incident tc
increasing traffic; high pressure real
estate campaigns for newer areas and
lack of proper merchandising sys.
TENS for used homes; inefficient, ex.
pensive and impracticable financing
smethods in connection with the sale
OF used houses, and absence of civic
cooperation by the residents of SINH.
Jar neighborhoods.
In the aggregate the losses from the
above causes are tremendous and con.
stltute a serious national problem
Roberts said. Cities are confronted
with requirements for tremendous in
VestmentS for new highways for sub
Evening star., 1936-05-23

munities, under which subsidiaries
governments, controlled maintenance,
esthetic considerations, as well as the
type of occupancy. would be secured
through agreements binding the resi-
dents of a given community. Both Of
these methods. Roberts says, are
surgical in their nature and demand
radical changes in the trends Of COM
munity thought. They can have but
limited effect upon residential areas
already developed where the influence
Of blight is felt. The next best step
may be found in civic communities of
the type of this organization. There
are illustrations available where such
a group. through its pride and home
ownership. its high standards of
maintenance. has actually increased
the value Of residential property.
Evening star., 1936-05-23
BUYS LAND NEAR LURAY
Filling Station and Cabins on
Property Purchased.

LURAY, Va, May % (SpeciaD -
Harry Campbell. whose home was
sold under a deed of trust last week
for $2,425, has purchased Is acres.
filling station and cabins on Lee High
way near Luray at auction for $705.
Campbell's former residence. con-
sisting Of 245 acres Of land and DWELL
ing house on other side of Shenandoah
River, once sold for $4,000.
Other sales yesterday consisted OF
two town dwelling houses and lots,
one bringing $2,400 and the other
$2,100.
Evening star., 1936-05-23

BILE, and It considers these mortgages
very desirable as part of company's
regular investment portfolio"
Brigham Is well known in Washing
ton for his championship Of farmers
interests during his term In Congress.
He Is chairman Of the investment
committee of his company in addition
to being vice president.
Evening star., 1936-05-23
Kitchen Walls in Yellow.

A kitchen seen recently has walls
painted cool yellow with cocoa
brown woodwork. The linoleum COM
bined the same brown with a light
tan. Glints of vermilion on the can
listers and inside the waste basket lent
verve to the scheme.
Evening star., 1936-05-23
WOOD SUBSTITUTES

Composition May Be Used Where
Infammables Are Barred.
Where infiammable materials are
prohibited. the charm of wood panel
ing may still be obtained by using one
of the compositions that simulate
woods Of various kinds. Everything
from the simplest perpendicular pine