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La gaceta., 1936-09-18
TEMPORAL EN- LA COSTA
DEL ATLANTICO
400 Personals EScGpdron Mile
g~rOsameate CON Vida

Norfolk, Va, sep. 18.-Mas
de 400 personals, a.rapadas en-
la isla Ocracoke, N. c., escapa-
ron milagrosamente con vida
despues de una noche de terror
que barrie la costa Este, hacien
do sentir sus efectos en- las Ca
rolinas y en- Virginia. Una ma-
rea de nueve pies de al.ura, inn
pulsada por terrifico viento, ba-
rri6 la terra a traves de la isla,
que Sc halla a 20 milIas de "a
costa. Los oficiales del servicio
de guardacostas dicen que los
habitan.es Sc refugiaron en- ei
famoso faro Ocracoke, que re-
slste los ambates del mar desde
1898. No Sc sabe gu ehayan ocu
rrido desgracias personaIes. Ell
viento lego a alcanzar una velo-
cidad entire so Y 80 milIas por
bora. Ha quedadO al garete ell
buque-farO que Sc hallaba an
clado a la entrada de la bahia
de Chesapeake. La guardia ma
cional presto auxilio a 40 faml-
has en- WilIpughby Spit.
La gaceta., 1936-09-18
DOS IMPORTANTES FAcTO-
RES EN- LA GUERRA.
(Viene de la 1G.)

nordeste una de las cuatro atlas
torres ha sido demolida pOr la
artilleria leal y que la noroes.e
Sc estremece. Entire elias, la pa
red es Tn monitor de escombrcs
que va hubiera podido ser asal-
ada 81 los atacantes tuviesen
granadas de mano, partiendo
desde abajo hacia ell patio Y des-
ipsAs3 arrojando las granadas
los hombres encargados de es-
a.ar o subir. Pero los asrano-
IS sen his .6ricamente mejorcS
en- ia rasis. encia que en- ell a a.
que, o qrizas los leales carecen
de- granadas de mano u hon.
bses que scpan como tirarlas.
Asi la artilleria Y la aviaci6n
atacan a la ,orre noroes.e, Ia
aida de la cual hara la brecha
mas amplia Y mas facil. La po-
sici6n de les rebeldes parece no
ener esperanto y dos veces Ell
gobierno les ha dado oportuni-
dad de rendirse, prometiendo-
les la vida.
En- los subterraneos no ha pe
ligro para los proyectiles Y allf
Sc han refugiado ;psro les fall
ia luz y alimentos-tienen abun
dante aqua, valor Y una debil
esperanza de rescate.
Ninos han nacido en- los SUBJ
terraneos y mujeres han perdi-
dc la razon. Pero los tercos no
ceden. Cada proyectil que listed
We levantando nubes de polvo y
pedazos de ladrillos, es Una cam
pana doblando a muerto por los
que Sc encuentran en- ell Alca-
Ear. Pero ellos no cederan hasta
que la bre,ha haya sido asalta-
da Y Sc libre una batalla que
los destruya.
Entretanto, ustedes siguen a.
qui bajo la luz del sol, Y dando
gracias a Dios por poder mirar
la ar. iberia, esa moderna arti-
Iberia que destruye.
Walter DurGDty.
La gaceta., 1936-09-18
PROGRAMS DE A d

Esta nodhe el programa de
los cigarrillos Chesterfield, con
la orquesta de Andres Kostela :
metz, a las nueve, por la WDAE
Y la cadena Columbia.
Los programs mas importan
tes de la cadena Columbia, pa
ra esta noche, por la WDAE,
son: La orquesta Bernhardt,
Hollywood Hotel, a las 8; mar
cha del TEMPO, $50; orquesta
de Reichman, 10 :15; 0:S0, or
questa de Benny Goodman, F.
Daley yMye Mayhem.
La gaceta., 1936-09-18
LA CANDIDATURA de LA
DIRECTTvA DEL CIRCULO
CUBANO

Una importante reunion Sc We
rific6 aver en- ell Circulo Cuba
no para ira. ar del apoyo que de
be darse a la candidatura que
presentara la Directiva en- las
venideras elecciones.
Luego de I'm cambio de i'm
Dresiones, qued6 nombrado 81
liguiente Comite Electoral, quo
ddfendera la candidatura off :
cial, la n1mero /: Sergio Der
deal, presidente; Pedro Lopez.
9ecre ario; Rodofo Samalea, VI
.esecre .ario, y Tomas Eodri.
gsez, tesorero.
La candida.ura de la directi-
p IA componen les Sres. Fran.
tic Garcia, presiden. e.; Jose
Vega, Ter. vicepresiden e, Y E.
rilio Rodriguez, segundo vice.
Quedaron designados para e
.omite de propaganda de West
Tampa los sres. Juan Moreno
Abelardo Soriano, Candida Els.
cobar, ]. Perez Rolo, Joaquin
Alvarez Jr., Julio Tafana Y Pa
bio Perdomo.
Asistieron a la reunion de a.
nOche, en- la que predomint
gran entrsiasmo, los sencres TX
mas Fernandez, Marcelino Lila.
mes, Jose Iglesias, Emiliano Fe'
nandez, Luis Menendez, Joa.
qrfn Alvarez, Pedro Lopez, Pa.
bio Rodriguez, Jose Vega, Juar
Molina, Rodolfo Samalea JOSE
Fleitas Ramon Perez, ArmandC
Doval, Julio Tafanca, Sergio
Berdeal, Rogelio Berdeal, Juar
Roche, Rogelio Rodriguez, Ma
nrel G. Talavera, Jesds F. Pi
juan, Francisco Garcia, Emilio
Rodriguez, Rafael Dfaz, Juar
Perez Rolo, Alexandra Cepero
Abelardo Soriano, Candida Els.
cobar, Luis Cclado, Luis San
chez, Andres Gonzalez, Eduar.
do Pedrero, Jose M. Rodriguez
Jran Buria, Luis Garcia Dor
bon, Sergio Amezaga, Ernestt
Garcia, Armando Martinez,
Carlos G. Carbonell, Francisco
Diaz, Jose Avalo, Raul Rodri
guez, Johnny A. Diaz, M. San
tos, Juan Simon, Jr. Y RamirC
Fernandez.
Seg1n vemos las cosas las We
nideras el~ecciones del CirculC
Cubano seran muy renidas.
La gaceta., 1936-09-18
La Convention de los Banqueros
del Estado Sc efectuara en- lamp
Las deliberaciones durar&n tres dias,
S, 6 z de Noviembre

La Association de Banqueros
de la Florida celebrara su con-
venci6n annual en- Tampa los
dias 5, g. z de nOviembre, con
,cuSrtel general en- Ell Hotel Tam
pa Terrace.
George B. Howell, vicepresi :
dente del banco Exchange Ma
Lional, dijo anoche que los pla-
mes Sc han preparado para reci-
Dir a mas de 400 Delegates, mu-
chos de los cuabs traeran con
ellos a sus espQkas. Mr.. Howell
presidira la convention. Este Sc
ra Ell primGzSmitin de banqueros
desde que sc veTific6 en- esta
ciudad la convencifp de 1929.
La Tampa Cleating House
Association tendra a su cargo
ell atender y en;retener a los vi
sitanses. Colaboran con Nh. Ho
well los sehores Jules l. Grit
fin, E. c. Schoen, cajero del Pri
mer Banco Nacional, y R. M
Mckinney, Gajero del Banco de
Columbia, en- ealidad de se.re-
tario-tesorero.
John T. Campbell. presidente
La gaceta., 1936-09-18
NOTAS SOCTALES

Jus cuando no sc usa sc convier
to EN- materia adiposa, en- gra.
sa. Durante la es.aci6n fra e.
ccnveniente conner verduras y
Yege ales, con pan, mantequilla
V patatas. La leche Y sus pro-
3rctos Sc def1en ingerir como
material de eqailibrio de la die
ia. Ell pescado y TODD marisco
es rico en- pro eina y no produce
gordura. Pasear a pie es un e
jercicio bueno; pero debe ser
un paseo vivo y regular, todos
les dias.
"Y, sobre TODD, deben evi.a r
ss las medicines contra la ODE
sidad, en- las cuabes especiali-
an les Charlatanes."
La gaceta., 1936-09-18
EXPLOTO UNA
DE DINAMITA.....
(Viene de la 1a.)

de los republicanos. Cerca de
outrage, en- ell sector de la Sic
IRA, fueron capturadas varias
camione.as cargadas da mum :
clones. Junto a Montoro, en- Id
provincial de Cordoba, fuerop
derribados dos aparatos del enc
migo.
Ell jefe del gobierno conferepl
clio hoy con varios jefes sindica
lis as Y oficiales del gobierno ca
italian.
Tambien lie visit6 ell embaja-
dor de Fusiaen Madrid, Marcel
Rosenberg.
La gaceta., 1936-09-18
HABLARON EN- LA MISMA
TRIBUNA BATISTA Y COR
TINA

Habana, sep. 18.-Con mott
vo de la Inauguration del nuevo
hospital de la policia hablarou
aver desde la misma tribuna ell
DR.. Jose Manuel Cortina, secre-
tario de estado, y ell coronel Full
gencio Batista, jefe del ejercito.
Cortina elogi6 calurosamen-
te a Ba!ista, de Quien Sc dice OBJ
tendra apoyo para sus aspiracio
mes residenciales, en- ell future.
Batista manifesto que<habla-
ba no or afan personal, siffc or
que uno de sus deberes con
te en- prodigar frases de alien.
20 a sus subalternos que triun-
fan. Elogi6 la Obra de Pedraza
al frente de la policia de la Ha-
bana, como la ensalzara COrtis
ma, y dijo que Ell ejercito v ell
pals tienen la obligation de ha.
Ger tOdos sRls mejores esfuer-
EOS en- favds y niho, ell Obrero
y ell campesih6.1
La gaceta., 1936-09-18
CoNTESTA Ell BoLITERO
CASTILLO

Habana, sep. 18.-Reeogien-
do una alusi6n que suponia Ian
zada contra 81 en- la camara de
representatives, a la cual perte-
niece, Ell politero Jose Manuel
Castillo, amigo y p reflector de
bnuchos poli.icos nacionalistas
y de Otro matiz, habl6 asst: Lue-
go de conocer a ciertos congre-
sistas, como ahora lsecnzco, no
'teng por que arrepentirme de
mi pasado.
Los observadores politicos di-
cen que en- la nueva camara hay
individuos muy inferiores a Gas
tilio, cOnOcido en- Cuba por 81
"rey" de La bolita, la charada v
otros juegOs prohibidos.
La gaceta., 1936-09-18
Contra Ia obesidGd

Contra la ObesidGd
para nuestras damas publica-
mos 10 que dice Ell DR.. ]. L. Rice,
de New York:
"Ahora que sc inicia ell otono,
la persona normal y en- buen es-
tado de salud siente mayor ape
tito que durante los dAs peno-
SOS de la estaci6n veraniega.
Esto Sc debe a que con ell CAM
bio de temperature, Ell organis-
mo rsquiere mas. alimentos Y
mejor appetite significa mayor
consume de comestibles Y ell pc
ligro de la obesidad. Cast todas
la nujeres pueden impedir la
obesidad, 81 quieren impedirla.
Pera lograrlo es menester vi
1iiaI la dieta Y que Sc hagan e.
jercicios. 81 secreto para re-
gular la dieta y el mantenimien
to del peso appropriate Sc tiene
en- ell conner sin excesos, mas sin
pasar hambre. Els ell appetite una
function que puede mantenerse
bajo dominic, a menos de que
sc quiera engordar. Mucha CO.
mida y POGO ejercicio Sc tradu-
cen invariablemente en- aumen-
to de peso.
"Un hecho es que durante Ia
estaci6n que va a comenzar el
ORGANISING necesita de mayor
cantidad de sustancias feculo-
/. sas, de azdcares y de grasas,
Ell fin de proporcionarle al
cuerpo una cantidad mayor de
Calor. Pero hay que estar en-
guardia contra Ell exceso, por-
La gaceta., 1936-09-18
"a TeRjdG de los LeGles

"a TeRjdd de los LeGles
Sc efectrara hoy, en- ell pala-
10 de la Novena y Gale Is, la
lenida de los Caballeros Lea
'es de America, tenida de mi
ciaci6n. Suplicase la asistencia
de los hermanos Y hermanas,
por haber asuntos de important
:ia que considerar.
va sabe esta logia que puede
.ontar con ~nosotros para la la
Dor de humanidad que realiza.
La actitud de los Caballeros
Leales, en- relaci6n con ell con-
flicto de Espana, esta siendo
muy elogiada.
Hay cue acudir en- defensa
de las libertades ALI donde hay
-4rdadero civismo y amor a Ia
'srsa de los que sufren.
La gaceta., 1936-09-18
E UN VAPOR ALE
MAN CON 600
DOS

Burdeos, Francia, sep. 49,
Con $50 refugiados de Bill
bao, incluyendo cuatro america
nos Y dos peruanos, ha llegado
a este puerto ell vapor de carga
aleman Bessel.
Les refugiados dicen qeu sa-
Heron de ALI temiendo un anne
nazado ataque de los fascistas.
La gaceta., 1936-09-18

del Primer Banco Nacional de
Bradentoh, es presidente de Ia
Association de Banqueros de la
Florida. Otros de los oficiales Ia
son los senoNs j. D.. Campy y
S. w. Anderson. Integran ell
c~onsejo executive los senores H.
B. Oliver, E. G.. fitzpatrick, ].
w. Malone, L. H. Deall Y T. P.
Mcleod.
George H Brannan, cajero
del Banco de Inverness, es presi
den,e de la Secci6n Bancaria del
estado; John L. McFarlin, Jr.,
presidente de la Secci6n kacio-
nal, y William H. Goodman de
Jacksonville, PRESIDENT de la
div iSp Trust Cowpak H.
air. H9well ha bon brado los
'siguientes Nomite /oradores,
E. P. Taliaferro, n. G. Mixson
y Roy COtarelO; banqueteA bale
y e-niretenimientos, Dick Grit :
fin, Melvin Cody y R. M. Nc
.Kinn$; publicidad, E. P. Talia
feYro, George Howell y Sra.
June Common; rtransportes, E. C.
SchOen, H. c. Hampton y Ha-
mi kQn Hunt.
La gaceta., 1936-09-18
FRANCO VA NO Els GALE.
GO

Como resultado de una confe4
rencia celebrada aver. en- esta
ciudad, a la que asistieron cone4
cidos gallegos, y un compaiiero
nuestro como ASSESSOR, Sc acord6
expulsar como gallego a Fran
cisco Franco.
En- 10 successive, desde estas co
lumnas, Franco sera "clasifica-
do" como un "exgallego''.
Los fascistas no tienen mas
patria que los ~er..resijos de Mus
solini y Hitler.
La gaceta., 1936-09-18
De Vidje

De viGje
Embarc6 para Cleveland
Ohio, la Srta. Jessie Perez, hi
ia de la dis .inguida Sra. Psrez,
residente en- ell 1912 de la aveni-
da Trece. Pasara FL i~nv,erno Ell
compania de sus tics, los es-
pesos Raimundo Perez.
Pertenecia al Club Sunlight.
La gaceta., 1936-09-18
9, ght Club

s. ght Club
III Sunlight Social celebrara
una reunion especial hoy, a las
ocho de la noche en- ell edificic
del ruesto Marcelo Gonzalez
No. 70, en- la Once Avenida. Sc
discl ia TN proyecto de bale y
ruegase la a~sistencia de todcs
los miembros.
La gaceta., 1936-09-18
CHoQUB BNTRE SoLDA-
DOS CHINOS Y JAPONE-
SEES

Shanghai, sep. ls.-Un des-
.pacho de Peipin informa que las
Atropas chinas v japonesas han
thocado eR Fengtai, estrategica
Nonjunci6n ferrocarrilera a DO
Is Rillas de esq ciudad.
Es 9ranse dgtalles de la ac-
eli Nde To- notivOs que Ia o.
ca On ~
La gaceta., 1936-09-18
FL Bale en- ell Cicmo

Ell Bale en- ell Ctrcalo
Manana Sc efectuara ell bale
cabaret a que nos referimos a.
yer.
Tocaran las orquestas de
Maxine Echegaray y Don
Francisco.
Ell programa sc escogera pa
ra complacer a los bailadores
La gaceta., 1936-09-18
PRONTO LLEGARA
Ell INVIERNO
Acuerdese temprano de Ia
ropa para sus ninos

Acuerdese temprano de la
rOpa para sus ninos
Ell Juvenile Shop en- la es-
quina de la Gale Is v Ia.
Avenida cada dia recibe
/ grandes embarques de ropa
para ell invierno
Trajes de antaloncito
largo.
Pantaloncitos sueltos.
Camisas Y blusas.
Pijamas de motion.
Sueras
Ropa interior de abrigo.
Batas de banjo.
Calzado
Sombreros y boinas.
Vestiditos de nihas.
Frazadas de bebitos.
En- fin TODD 10 que puede
necesitar un nino o nina des-
de la cuna a los IL amos, es-
ia va en- ell Juvenile Shop.
la tienda de los ninos.
AVISo
Este aho, como todos los
amos, avisamos a n~uestros
marchantes de las facilida-
des que ofrece esta casa pa
"a apartar la mercancia que
listed necesite para sus nj
HOS. medimte un peque-
no dep6sito...-. Y ell balance
10 puede ir pagando sema-
nalmente. Este es ell sistema
mas practice de comprarle
la ropa a los nihos...... sin
que por clio Sc altere ell pre-
clio. q
Venga ahora temprano
- hay surtido Y aparte 10
aas lie gusta. Ash 10 ten
cuando llegue ell
a Shop" ten.
O. y la mRjor
habito de
juvenile Shop
pre- mas sa-
la &opa de
Uha vista GUAM
a necesitar ropa
d
S&Q
emile Shop
Septima Avsa
The Washington times., 1936-01-01
SILVER TALKED
BYMEX|CANS

Preliminary conversations yes
terday with Mexican government
financial representatives on the
silver situation were described by
Secretary of the Treasury Nor
genthau as successful"
Further discussions will be
held, Morgenthau announced af-
ter canvassing the effect of the
drop in the silver price in Mexico
with Minister of Finance Eduardo
Suarez and Ambassador Francisco
Najera.
Morgenthau will give a dinner
at his home tonight in honor Of
the Mexican officials and the con-
versations will be resumed later
in the week.
Edward L. Reed, chief of the
Mexican division of the State
Department and Frederick Leve-
say, department economic advisor,
participated in the conference.
The only comment came from
Herbert E. CASTOR, executive as
GiStant to Morgenthau, who said:
'"The Secretary authorized me
to say that successful prelimi-
nary conversations were held
on the silver situation and there
will be further discussions"
The Washington times., 1936-01-01
WASHINGTON Produce Markets

No. /. tS63.25; No. ?. s27563.
rapefrult-Florida, boxes, No. /.
32.5O@2.75; No. 2, S2.2S@25O
Tangerines-Two Florida arrived;
broken and 1 unbroksn cars on track.
Florida, IS bushel boxes No. /. t1.75;
No. 2, $50.
Grapes-No carlot arrivals; 1 broken
car on track.
Bananas-Three cars arrived; , un.
broken cars on track
Pears-No carlot arrivals; 1 broken
and l unbroken cars on track.
EXPRESS ARRIVALS
FlOrlda-34 Tugs avocados, u crates
eggplant. IS bushel baskets peppers
IS bushel baskets snap beans
Californian Jugs avocadoA
Pennsylvania-1ss 3-pound baskets
mushrooms
OhlO--l5O 1O-pound baskets hothouss
tomatoes
Unknown oriEin-43 crates mixed
vegetables.
MEATS AND LIVE STOCK
Meats-Beef. ITO zoe; veal, 17h01sc;
lamb, 20@21c; pork loins, 34@25c; hams,
fresh. 2S@24c; smoked, 200 soc; strip
bacon, 33@S5c; lard, IAN 0I6hc; COM
pound, 13@13%c.
Live stock-Hogs, light Ss.5O@1O:
medium, S9.5o@10: heavy, Ss.S0@95O;
roughs' sos: pigs, 500; calves, $50
12i lambs, S59l1.
The Washington times., 1936-01-01
UTILITIES FLA Y
CUMMINGS0N
DELAY PLEA
BY WALTER FTTZMAURICE

BY WALTER FITZMAUR1CE
The Governments effort to de-
lay action on 10 District Of Co.
lumbia Supreme Court suits. chal-
longing constitutionality Of the
utilities act yeste rday was
branded a "high-handed attempt
to deprive the utilities Of their
lawful rights"
The North American Co. and
American Waterworks and Elec-
trio Company ask d the court to
hasten decision on their petition
for injunctions .estraining the Sc
curities Commission, Postoffice De-
partment from enforcement Of
the death sentence" act.
Question Good Faith
Good faith Of Government
promises to suspend enforcement
pending a U. s. Supreme Court
decision on its own test case
against the Electric Bond and
Share Company was fatty ques-
toned.
Attorney General Cummings
personally had demanded a stay
on the Injunction petitions until
the highest tribunal had ruled
in the E. B. & S. Csc. In re.
buttal the utilities brief said:
ut may be doubted whether
any htigant has ever before had
the hardihOOd to ask q court
to stay all proceedings in .
case before 1t until another
case, not yet at iSsue-and be-
tween two other parties in an
other cOurt--had ben tried and
finally decided on appeal"
THREAT CHARGED
Cummings was accused of
threatening" the District Court
in his plea for a stay.
The brief attributed to him the
bold assertion" that if a stay
were refused the Government
would let the cases 60 by de-
fault and enforce the act despite
the courts permanent Injunction
against enforcement"
The brief asserted:
Defendants 1.-THE Govern
ment) have Overreacned them
selves by their unwarranted
threats and have thereby for.
feited any claim to q stay. A
court Of equity will not allow
itself to be cOerced by any such
means into denying q plaintiff
the protection Of its processes.
I'VE venture to say no more
astonishing request has ever
been made to . court Of
equity"
The Washington times., 1936-01-01
CoIored Republicans
To Rally in County

UPPER MARLBORO, Nd, Jan.
L. Governor Harry Nice and
other prominent Republicans will
be guests of the Prince Georges
County Colored Republican Club
at a rally next Monday evening at
the local courthouse.
Secretary Of State Thomas H.
Dawson, william P. Lawson, chair.
man Of the Republican State Cen
trail Committee, and Thomas E.
Latimer, head Of the county cen.
trail committee. will be among the
guests, announces Charles Green
lead, president Of the colored club.
The Washington times., 1936-01-01
HOME HUNTING
With BARBARA HOLMES

certain details that are our
particular hobby. or we may
want the master bedroom decor
ated just like one we saw else
where. If so, drive out to the
$500 block of River Road and
see the distinctive new detached
stone and brick houses that are
being offered by BraSure and
Company. They are not quite
completed, so you can have q
hand in the interior decoration.
Some Of the houses consist Of
five rooms and one bath; others
have six rooms and two baths,
but each house is most attrac.
tive and liVeable. All have
those delightful health kitchens,
which add so much to the plea.
sure Of preparing meals for the
family. The prices range from
$3.50 to $10,950. See these,
you will like them a lot. To
inspect, call District 6410 for
appointment.
3649 VEASEY ST. N. W.:
Meeting the requirements Of a
family seeking value and loca-
ton. here is a perfect combina-
ton. An attractive, WELDON
structed home, located in that
northumberland section Of
Cleveland Park. The house is
Of brick, semidetached, and con-
SiStS of six rooms, bath and
garage. AS the home is always
the end Of the days journey,
one cannot be too cautious in
selecting a permanent one. I
think you would do well to in
veStigate before making your
final decision.
BROOKLAND, d. c.:
Now for a house in the Brook
land section. Everyone knows
how beautiful the homes are in
that particular part Of town.
This one is near Catholic Uni
versity and consists Of eight
rooms and two baths. It would
be especially nice for two fami-
lies, as the arrangement Is such
that a second kitchen could
easily be installed. With auto
matte heat, garage, large lot
with plenty Of shade trees, I
think this is a most unusual
buy at $500.
The Washington times., 1936-01-01
STOCKS CLOSE
YEAR GEARED
IN HIGH

NEW YORK, Jan. 0N.S0.
II the stock market continues to
hit the bill in the months ahead
with as much frequency as it did
during the now historic 1885 cam.
paign, the coming year will prove
q happy and prosperous one, in
deed, for Wall Streets array Of
bull spectators and the vast army
Of stockholders throughout the
Nation.
Brokers and traders alike dis
played their exuherance yester-
day, the former by hiring a jazz
orchestra to lend the proper key
note to the proceedings, and the
latter by bidding up favored
groups and issues to new high
ground.
At times, it seemed that buyers
looked upon the occasion as a
'now or never" situation, for the
ticker Jagged shortly after the
opening, with total volume of
close to two and one-half million
shares representing the third big
gest day in some five weeks.
Although industrials fell back
from their highs in closing deal
ings, the gain of more than a
point in the averages marked the
eighth day of advance in the last
nine sessions. To cap it all,
total of 112 issues entrenched
themselves at new 1885 peaks ct
one time or another.
Aviations, oils and Steels we're
the big noise-makerS, although
gains of more or less important
extent were distributed all along
the line.
A survey of the years happen
ings in the market revealed some
illuminating information on the
epoch-making bull upSwing.
Measured by the Dow-Jones
averages, the industrials finished
with a gain of more than 40
points, the utilities we're up nearly
H., while the rails were barely
four points to the good.
The figures, however, give
rather a misleading picture of re-
cent doings in the carrier group,
inasmuch as the spread at the
yearend from the low point of
the rails in mid-March was more
than IS points.
Little wonder then that market
followers today are recuperating
from their widest New Year
celebration" since 20 and '29.
The Washington times., 1936-01-01
6123-6131 AND 6135
UTAH AVENUE:

O4SO-O1S1 AND OAS0
UTAH AVENUE:
Hero are homes of rare
charm, unusual in design and
abundant with real beauty and
INABILITY. Built Of brick and
detached, these houses have
every new ultra modern con-
venience . Large well-arranged
rooms, plenty of baths, oil fur
mace, built-in garage and many
more interesting and appealing
features. The fine hand Of an
artist is seen in the interior
decorations. Soft shades of
wall paper blending with the
lovely woodwork and beautiful
floors. The lighting effects
are most unusual and there are
enough electric outlets to please
the most demanding family. I
could tel you a lot more about
these homes, but I want you to
see them yourself. You will
get many new and splendid
ideas. These houses are priced
from $12,500 to $14,500.
66O9 BARNABY STREET:
The simplicity and quaintness
Of this home built on the type
Of the old Dutch Pennsylvania
farmhouse instantly appeals to
all who see it. Immediately one
realizes the Joy and happiness
that could be derived from liv-
ing in it, for there is plenty
of space all around the house
with a wooded section as a
pleasing background. The en-
trance hall is most inviting and
leads to the spacious living and
dining rooms. A firSt-floor
laundry and lavatory are Just
a couple Of the special fea-
lures prevailing in this home.
The kitchen is delightful. not
only spacious, but well arranged
and most compact The bed.
rooms are quite in accordance
with the rest of the house,
being a fair size and beautifully
decorated. I am sue you will
enjoy your inspection of this
house, for it is distinctively diff
fer--t. Price is $12,950.
4525.4529 AND 4533
RIVER ROAD:
In considering the home Of
our dreams. we all have in mind
The Washington times., 1936-01-01
Takoma Plans Park
In Honor Of Founder

Establishment Of q memorial
park to honor Benjamin Franklin
Gilbert, founder of Takoma Park,
has been undertaken by the
Takoma Park Citizens Associa-
ton, Walter Trey, president. re.
vealed last night.
Among the sites suggested Is the
area on Eastern Avenue between
Cedar and Laurel Streets. A
boulder would be brought from
Sligo Valley on which q sundial
and q tablet would be mounted,
according to present tentative
plans.