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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-24

New England motorists will be pleased to learn that the 1886 edition of the two color road map which has been prepared by the American Automobile AssO- citation for the past several years for the Bear Noun tain bridge is available It will prove of particular interest to drivers as, in addition to large general map showing the principal highways in the northeast United States, contains strip maps detailing the new North and South Route U.S POP, which has prov en SO popular with motorists anxious to avoid such cit ies as New York, Jersey City, Newark, Trenton and Philadelphia, enrOute to Baltimore Washington and the resorts of Florida and the other sections of the South and also similar road map for Route U. s. G. the Roosevelt Highway. Free copies can be had by writing to the American Automobile Association Penn syIvania Avenue and 17th St. Washington ID. G. or to the Bear Mountain Bridge 8 Broadway, New York City.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-24

With thousands of youngsters making every effort to
 bridge the gap between the filing cabinet and the foot
 lights by of radio and stage amateur contests 1t is interesting to hear that girl of nineteen in several fast moving years has successfully done that very thing She Ray Hutton who conducts Americas foremost Hamilton Park pavilion Sunday evening She made her first stage appearance with Gus Edwards at the Palace theater in New York, not so long ago as dancer and singer Lew Leslie impressed with her alurng charm and personality, he featured her in Clowns In Clover where she scored with her rendition of Full or the Devi She repeated her first musical comedy suc- cess singing "Never Had an Education in George Whites Melody It was at this time that Irving Mills, her pres en mentor brought her to the vaudeville and presenta ton house stage, surrounding her with an agir band of beauties and headline acts She scored an immediate success in this field and sought after by the largest motion picture houses in the nation She has in the Paramount production "The Big Broadcast of 1936".
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-24
THREE COMPANIES
 FIGHT BRUSH FIRE

A brush fire on the property of John Horan on Pearl Lake road yesterday afternoon offered stub- born resistance to flremen from 2:50 o'clock to p. m., and the men were forced to return half an hour later when the blaze broke out again. Aided by three other com- panies, they worked another half an hour beating down the flames.
 Other brush fires were on the Byrnes estate, Doran street, at 2:30 p. r1., on the property of Nicola Russo, 158 Lincoln street, at 6:30 o'clock and on the property of John Hull, 29 Baldwin avenue, at 1:46 D, m,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-24

EavesdrOppng. Mir. and Mrs. Roger Minor of Merden are happy with the stOrks present last Sum- day. It was bouncing baby girl. Mrs. Minor was the former Anna Geigle of this fair town. Mrs. Matthew MOnahan hOnors with two Annie Oal<es for the East Farms Community Clubs dance tonight at Grange Hal trust the SRO sign will be evident early the proceeds will be used to carry on the won- derful welfare program the women are undertaking. They're the same group who answered an appeal for
 Christmas basket for needy family which appeared in this column Christmas week.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-24

Connecticut, take notice. In press release sent out by prominent oil company through it's tour- ing service this week Connecticut is quite spicuous by it's absence from all mention. The into this section of the country now that all main roads are open and the fishing season is On {. Maine's lakes mentioned being free of ice and landIocked salmon fishing is said to be due for big play Attention is also called to the fact that the trout season opened in New York April 4 and New Jersey April Is. It also opened in this little state of April 15, tOO looks like we'll have to do our own advertising.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-24
First Vice-Presidcnt

Others chosen to hold office were: first vlce-presIdent, Mayor M. A. O'Hara; second vice-pres- ident, Captain c. E. Kelley; sec- retary, Captain Max Traurig; treasurer, Lieutenant Joseph Van- derman. The nominating cOmniit- tee was headed by Lieutenant Colonel Roy Rice.
 Major Leslie Lathrop was the principal speaker at the meeting, discussing technical aspects of the military problems of the Panama Canal Zone.
 It was announced that at the next meeting delegates will be chosen to attend the state depart ment convention at Bridgeport In June, and the national convention in Springfield June "A, 25 and 26.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-24

REV. LAWRENCE w. DOUCETTE
 Bridgeport, April 24.-Rev. Law
 renee W. DOucette, assistant pastor of the Church of the As- sumption, StratfieId, and . Wa terbury native, will be one of the speakers at the elaborate cere- monies that will mark the lay- ing of the cornerstone of the new St. Anthony's (French) R. c. school edificc on Colorado Ave, Sunday, May 17, at 1 o'clock, Rev. Adelard Jalbert, pastor, an- nounced today.
 Most Rev. Maurice F. McAuliffe, bishop of Hartford, will be one of the principal speakers.
 Work started on school build ings last March. They will be ready for occupancy fin the fall.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-24

Jake Rutishauser of the most competent physical directors the local Turner's employed but who has since given up the profession Opned catching fish without reel, easy easy handspring on parallel bar But Jake learned otherwise Satur- day. He accepted the kind invitation of Buck" MaistO spend the day at his palatia Angels Rest" cottage Gazing upon the crystal blue waters Jake sped beau- tried to spear the small pike with his bare hands. The fish dOdged Jakes Tarzan-like methods and swan peacefully away while the alleged German Izaak Wal ton bit the cool refreshing water like redsn bit the
 dust in of those Zane Grey novels Jake said it the first time he lost his balance in years but it tainly cooled him off, After few hours hudde around Maistos fireplace, he good new, but that's nlOre than can say for his sut
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-24
Tall Tower
 Topics
SKIP TIT
BY THE MAN IN THE TOWER

We're not referring to skip-ropeS That kids twirl in the spring: Skip 1t means something else, Today it's just the thing That expresses quite bit, In a sentence terse and short, Some one tells you little too much, Skip itl Is your quick retort. Over the phone you get line From the girl friend known as Lou, All tangled up in date alibis, Skip t, kidl SeZ you. Yes indeed, a nice neat phrase, Terse and snappy, you know; So in the liberal lingo of the day Let's skip 1t as we go.
 FEM EM.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-24
It's the tons.

It's the tops . When the democrats get together down at Philadelphia in June for their national conven ton they're going to find ready for them something that vention souvenir book. They've had 'em before, but this is different. In the first place the committee has privilege to some concern In the second place will be sold for $2 copy In the third place if you were head of big business firm and wanted to advertise on the back cover of the 3O0page book it would cost you $7,50O . Yes, sir that's the tops for the book. However you might like the inside of the back cover in side of the front cover is worth $6 000 Inside the book page in color goes for 2500 Plain ordinary black and white advertisements (one page) sell for $2 OOO And when it's all over National Chairman
 James Farley and his aides expect that the party treas ury will be we'll enriched At those rates, we'd say the democrats will be bloated bondhoders.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-24
WOLVES FOLLOW IowAN

Garner, Ia.-(UP)-Fred Willad- son recently walked along @ dark, moonlit road and heard of weird howl. He looked around and saw three police dogs following him. Next day, Wiladson discovered there is only one police dog here. The ther animals were wolves.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-24
President

President
 Members of the Waterbury Chapter, Reserve Officers Asso- citation, meeting last night at the state armory, elected Lieutenant Colonel Harry Beardsley president for 1936-37. He will succeed Cap tain Peter COStigan who will re- tire when installation exercises are held at the next meeting, May PA.
La gaceta., 1936-03-13
NO R NUEVOS PLA.
EOS A ~HAUPTMANN

Trenton, N. j., Mario 49,
FL Gobernador de New Jersey
manifesto hoy que habfa ter
minado ell derecho legal para
aplazar nuevamente la ejecu :
ci6n de Bruno Richard Haupt-
mann, condenado a muerta,
por ell s%ecuestro y asesinato del
hijo del aviador Charles Lind
bergh, hace varios amos.
Hoffman aclar6 que no te-
MIA ell prop6sito de firmar nue.
vos aplazamientos de la ejecu
ci6n de la sentencia, y que es-
ia Sc efectuaria, por 10 tanto,
en- la fecha senalada de ante
mano.
No obstante estas declaracio
mes, al parecer terminates,
La gaceta., 1936-03-13
Ell INGENIERO
CERRO Ell PERIODICO eel
Ola"

Mexico, Mario 13.-El in :
geniero Felix E. Palaviccini,
fundador, editor, director y
propietario del diario eel Dia"
de esta capital, envi6 hoy un
escrito a la Junta Central de
Conciliaci6n, pidiendo Sc lie per
mitiera rescindir los contracts
de trabajo que tiene firmados
con su personal, pues tenia ell
prop6sito de dejar de publican
su gran rotativo.
Dice ell Ingeniero Palavicini
que en- "El Dia" ha perdido u
nos ciento setenta y seis mil pc
SOS, y que no cuenta con nue.
vas cantidades que emplear en-
ell negocio, que por 10 demas
no puede sufragar sus gastos
actuales.
FL Presidente de la Junta ci-
La gaceta., 1936-03-13
~SANTAELLA, PRESIDEN
TIE DE LOS IFABRICANTES

A. Santaella fue electo ano-
che presidene de LIS Fabrican-
tes de Tabacos de Tampa.
Ell senior Santaella sucede en-
es e carr al senior A. L. Cues
ia, que preside a los fabrican-
ties locales duran.e les tres 1lti-
mos amos.
Para la vicepresidencia de la
2sCciaci6n fue reelec!o ell senior
francisco Gonzalez.
w. T. Morgan tambien fue
eclectic en- su cargo de Tesore-
Q.
La nueva jun.a de directories
estara in. egrada, ademas por
los siguientes senores: Arman-
do Rodriguez, A. L. Cresta, Jr.
Manuel Garcia, Sr., E. w. Be-
rriman, Francisco Arrange, Jr.,
y John Levy.
Los directories de la agrupa-
ci6n de Fabricantes de Tabacos
de Tampa volveran a reunirse
ell pr6ximo lunes.
La gaceta., 1936-03-13
CapttUlO de enfermos
Descanse en- paz.

CuptCUtO Ue en- eT1WOS
ContinGa la epidemic de grip
pc en- la localidad, contra la
cual batallan los m6dicos, rim
diendo constante servicio.
Ell DR.. Santiago Paniello tie
ne muchos casos de pulmonia
entire ellos de bastante cuida-
do. Padeciendo de esa enferme-
dad estaban bajo su atenci6n,
recluidos en- ia Benefica",
los ninos Margarita Nogueira
y Tomas Alberdi que va aban-
donaron ell ESTABLISHMENTS be-
nefico. FL hermano de Tomas,
Pedro, padece tambi6n de pull
mcnia en- su hogan de la Gale
Stuart n1mero 2426.
En- dias de esta semana ell
DR.. Paniello, desde horas de la
madrugada en- constante traba-
jo ha hecho 144 visitas en- un
dia 10 que da una idea del ira
bajo realizado por los medicos
La gaceta., 1936-03-13
C%ONTINUAN sU OFENSI-
VA LOS ITALIANOS

lRcma, mario 13.- Ell Gobier
no di6 a conocer, oficialmente,
los ultimos parties recibidos del
Mariscal Pedro Badoglio, en- los
cuales ell jefe de les ej&rcito ita
lianos en- ell Noreste de Africa
indica los sucesivos avances de
las tropas del Duce en- ambos
frentes.
Los aeroplanos de bombardeo
han desempenado una mission
importantisima en- estes avan-
ces, segdn los reportes del Ma
riscal Badoglio. No solamente
han dispersado a los enemigos
causandoles inumerosas bajas
y ll%enandolos de miedo y con-
fusion, sino que, ademas, han
reportado las condolences del
terreno, advirtic1do a las tro-
pas terrestres de algunas celia
das que les habian tendido los
eti6pic9s.
Badoglio MEGA, en- su parte,
que los e'fopes hayan tumbado
varios aviones italianos en- los
combates.
La gaceta., 1936-03-13
LOS DUENOS DE EDIFI-
CLOS QUIEREN "ROMPER"
LA HUELGA

Nueva York, mario 13.-Al
comenzar ell decimo tercer dfa
de la huelga decretada ell dfa d.
timo de febrero por los obreros
y empleados de los edificios de
apartamentcs de esta ciudad,
los propie, arios parecen haber-
Sc puesto de acuerdo, no para
acceder a las demands de los
.rabajadores, sino para inten-
tar romper su frente de Solida-
ridad proletaria.
al efecto, como obedeciendo
a una consigna, en- los diarios
de esta ciudad han aparecido
cientos de anuncios, en- los Qua
les los propietarios de los edi-
ficiOs solicitan de sus obreros
y eHlpleauoS que VuelVan al ira
bajo en- mejores condolences.
perc abandonando previamente
la union.
Los duenos agregan en- sus
avisos, que los obreros que de
manera rompan Ell movi-
miento estaran absolutamente
garantizados por las autorida-
des
Los lideres del movimiento
1ijeron que este esfuerzo de log
propietarios fracasarfa ante ell
compacto de los trabaia-
La gaceta., 1936-03-13
Del cabaret de los Casados

Numerosas mesas han vendi-
do hasta ahora la Agrupaci6n
de Casados del Centre Asturia-
NJ que celebrara un cabaret pri
vldo en- la sala alta del palacio
&c Nebraska. Tiene como fin
eyta fiesta ell recaudar fondos
rara ccmprar un aparato su-
minis rador de oXigeno, de
gran beneficio para los socios
enfermos.
A continuation publicamos la
lista de las personas que hasta
ahora han separado sus mesas:
N. H.. Sandifer, Antonio Con
zilez, Abelardo Santa Cruz, Ma
nuel Sanchez, ORES. M. Perez,
Charles Bartlett, H. O. Brown,
A. Martorell, Gustavo Perdi-
g6n, j. J. Guerra, A. P. Perzie,
Gustavo Porro, Ismael Angulo;
senores: Luis Lopez, M K. Hud
son, Manuel Melendi, Jose Gu
tierreE, IgnaciO Cugliardo,
Raul Vega, T. Emmett, H. An
derson, Manuel Lopez, Carlos
Menendez, Jose Fernandez, Re-
ne Valero, Bernardo Arenas,
Angel Arenas, A. Muniz, Ar
mando Rodriguez, Eugenio Fer
nandez, Felix Garcia, Ceferino
Lopez, Sra. Justa Torres, John
Pacheco, Ramon Lopez, Sheriff
Mcleod, Benigno Llano, india
lecio Llanos Frank Carrera y
Frank Gil.
Para los bailables tocara la
orquesta LA Tropical y otra
para las pleas americans.
La gaceta., 1936-03-13
NOtd de dVelo

NOtd de dabelO
A las II y 81 minutes de ano-
che dej6 de existir en- un hos
pital local "a la edad de sc a.
nos ell Sr. Enrique Henriquez,
vecino de la Gale Pine n1me-
re 2316.
FL Sr. Henriquez fue Alcalde
de West Tampa en- ell ano 1927.
Fue encargado de la fabrica de
tabacos "Eiliz Manufacturing
Company, en- ell ano 1906; y
rropietario de la firma Henri
9uez Cigar Co., en- ell 1907, que
o7taba en- las GALES Pine Y Ar
menia en- West Tampa, en- la &C
tralidad era inspector de SAM
dad.
Nacl6 en- MatanZas, Cuba, lie
vando 80 ancs de residential en-
este pals.
Su sepelio tendra lugar mana
na a las 4:9O partiendo ell corte-
10 f1nebre desde su Residential
hasta ell Cemente"io de Wood
lawn donde recibira cristiana
sepultura.
Enviamos a su viuda Sra.
Leonor Henriquez, hijos e hi
jas Enrique, Cecilio, Oscar, u
Uses, Armando y Mario Henri
9uez; Sras. Leonora Rodriguez
~ Alejandrina Barberi, nuestro
sensido p6same.
Descanse en- paz.
La gaceta., 1936-03-13
PROGRAMS D radio
PARA ESTA NOCHE

A las ochO.-Bourdon Con-
cert, por la WEAF, y Freddie
Rich's Tavern, por la WABC.
A las Ocho y media.-Conti-
nuaci6n de la Freddie Rich's
Tavern, por la WABC, Y la
Banda de Red Nichols, por la
WIZ. g..
A ! as H
Hotel, por la WDAE, y la ban
da de Abe Lyman, por la
WEAF.
A las nueve Y media.-El
show de Fred Waring, por la
VILLA.
A las diez.-lFirst Nighter,
por la VILLA.
A las diez y media.-La Mar
cha del TEMPO, por la WDAE,
Music Guild, por la VILLA.
La gaceta., 1936-03-13
CHAPLIN ESTA PREPA-
RANDO NUEVAS COME
DIAS

Hcngkong, MARIO 13.-Al
llegar hoy a esta ciudad, en- su
recorrido al trav6s del mundo,
ell famoso actor de la pantalla,
Charles Chaplin manifesto que
Ell tenia algunas ideas para sus
nuevas peliculas, y que, mien-
tras viajaba, las estaba orde-
nando, a fin de ponerlas en-
practica a s ullegada a los Esta-
dos Unidos.
Chaplin insis,e en- mantener
ell cine silencioso en- sus pelicu-
las clasicas, en- las cuales apa-
recera ell Charles Chaplin ira
dicional, ell popular "canillitas''
de los pueblos de habla hispa-
ma; pero agreg6 que tai vez sc
decidiera a tOmar parte en- al
guna pelicula hablada.
Termin6 sus declaraciones a.
fernando que el esperaba pro
ducir, en- ell future, dos pelicu-
las anuales, de acuerdo con su
prometida Paulette Goddard,
.compahera en- sus Gltimas films
"Luces de la Ciudad" y "Tiem-
pos Modernos".
La gaceta., 1936-03-13
VUELVEN A ABRIR LAS
IGLESIAS EN- MEXICO

Mexico, Mario 13--Las igle
sias del Estado de Campeche
v%Olvieron a abrirse aver, y una
multitud de fieles asistieron a
los nuevos cultos, segGn Sc SUI
pc en- esta capital esta mana
ma.
Las iglesias del Estado de
Campeche estaban cerradas
desde hace cerca de un ano.
La disposition permitiendo
la r%eapertura de los temples ca
t6licos, fu6 firmada por ell Co
bernador estatal.
La gaceta., 1936-03-13
DERRUMBE DE UNA CASA
EN- SEVILLA

Sevilla, Espana, Mario 13.
En- Santillana Sc desploma =
ron aver cerca de diez casas.
Parece que la srecientes mum
daciones resintieron sus cimien
tos, y aver, sin que NADIA per-
mitiera prever la desgracia, Sc.
vinieron al suelo, ocasionando
ell natural panico en- ell vecin-
dario.
No Sc han reportado desgra-
cias personales.
La gaceta., 1936-03-13
SOCIALES
Progroma de Los Bohemios

Progrdmd de Los BOhemioS
Esta noc1e volvera a trasmi-
tir su programa semanal la or
ques!a 'Los Bchemios" desde
les estudios de la WDAE, de
$50 a 8.
He aqui Ell programa: "Mala-
ga, pasodobDe; Maria Belen
Chacon'; "Domin o Ortega",
r~asodoble; 'iNo Themes Cora
zjn", son; "Golondrinas", tan,
60; "El Jabonero', son; y "Cie.
10 de Espana".
La gaceta., 1936-03-13
% MUERTOS EN- MACAO

Macao, China, MARIO 49,
Una serie de explosiones, segui-
das de incendios rapidos, Sc SUI
cedieron hoy en- la isla Talpa,
produciendo la muerte ms san
tanea de cerca de veinte v tres
y nihos, e hiriendo de
gravedad a otros mrchos.
Sc ignora ell origen de estas
desgracias, asi como la ascen-
dencia total de las perdidas oca-
por las mismas.
La gaceta., 1936-03-13
DE ATACAR...
(VieBe de la 1G.)

res mas salisn es del ejemplar
de e SOP de Mariana, que
nos envia "Un cubano", desde
La Habana.
Per dnico comentario repeti-
que, en- la madrugada 81
guiente a es.a publication, ocho
"desccnocidos" penetraron en-
las cficinas y talleres del cole
ga, Y destrOzaron todas las ma
rlinarias que encontraron a su
paso.
La gaceta., 1936-03-13
MARIANA EMBAR-
CARA Ell LUNES Is

Habana, Mario 13.-El Pre-
sidente de la Rep1blica, electo
en- las elecciones del 10 de enc
70, doctor Miguel Mariana Co
mez, ha anunciado que ell pro-
ximo lunes, dia diez y seis, I'm
barcara hacia los Estados Uni
dos, en- viaje de descanso.
Sc ha publ.cado, que ell doc
tor Gomez, ademas, va a Nor
teamerica a realizar determi-
nadas gestiones de caracter pc
litico y economico.
La gaceta., 1936-03-13
TRASLADO DE MILITARES
CUBANOS

Habana, mario 13.-El Guar
tel General del Ejercito ha dis
presto ell traslado de distintos
'cficiales, capitanes en- su mayor
parte, de unos ~regimientos "a
otros.
Entire los trasladados, ell de
mayor graduation 10 es Ell Co
mandante Jaime Marine, ayu-
Garte del Coronel Batista, ell
cual ha sido trasladado al Re-
gimiento n1mero uno, MA
Geo..
La gaceta., 1936-03-13
PELAEZ EN-
CASA DE SUS PADRES

Habana mario 13.-El avia-
dor cubano Antonio Menendez
Pelaez visit6 aver la casa de Sus
padres, en- Asturias, segdn Sc
public6 hoy en- esta capital.
Sc ha publicado, tambien, que
el aviador Menendez Pelaez no
es cubano, sin espanol, aunque
ell propio photo, a su llegada a
Madrid, desminti6 este extre-
mo.
La gaceta., 1936-03-13
de la localidad en- estOs dfas.
En- ell Sanatorio del Centrt

En- ell Sanatorio del Centre
Espan9l fue sometido a una i'm
portante operaci6n del est6ma-
90 ell Sr. Constantine Prendes,
padre de la Sra. Maria Prendes
esposa del Presidente de la Sec
ci6n de Recreo de la sociedad es
pamela; Manuel Fernando Pen
Gas. Tambien fueron operados
Shelley Smith y Mildred Vic
tor. Realizaron es.as operacio-
mes los ORES. M. r. Winpon y
Santiago Paniello.
Esperamos que la epidemic
sea vencida pronto, y rogamos
por ell ESTABLISHMENTS de los
enfermos.
La gaceta., 1936-03-13
CIELO NUBLADO Y POSI-
BLES LLUVIAS PA,GA MA
MANA

TEMPO mas caliente para
y sus alrededores, un Gle
10 nublado y posibles lluvias o.
casionales, fueron .pronostica-
das por ell meteorological Tai
bolt esta mafana.
Aver la maxima temperate
ra ,en Tampa, fue de IS gra-
dos, de nueve de la manana a
dos de la tarde, y la minima de
cincuenta Y dos, justamente a
la medianoche.
La gaceta., 1936-03-13

PEI, como manager de la orQues
ia Don Francisco, conjunto
de moda en- nuestros ~salones.
Nombramiento acceptable, en-
la persona del j6ven Lopez, a
quien lie deseamos toda clase de
suerte.
La gaceta., 1936-03-13

del Gobernador de New Jer-
sey, Sc supo que este habfa de-
cretadO nuevas investigaciones
para tratar de llegar a una ma
yor evidencia, en- torno a los
pOsibles completes del carpin-
tero aleman en- ell crimen que
conmovi6 al mundo entero.
La gaceta., 1936-03-13

to para mahana al propietario
de "El Dia" y a sus obreros,
para tratar de ponerlos de a
cuerdo, suscribiendo I'm nuevo
contrato de trabajo, sobre una
base de mas m6dicos salaries.
La gaceta., 1936-03-13
81 bale de los

4 1AAf ~ W.
CGbdHero de la Lax
FL bale que celebrara mana
ma la Orden "Caballero de la
Luz, es social, pero tambien Sc
extenderan invitaci med a las
cersonas que deseen concurrir.
Tendra lu ar en- su edificio
de la Gale 10 y avenida IL.
Los salones han sido bonita
mente decorados para esa fies-
ia.
Cesar RiVerO.
La gaceta., 1936-03-13

McnGger de "DOR Francisco
Ha sido formalizado ell NOM
bramiento del j6ven Walter L6-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-12
FOUR R. 0. I. C. UNITS
WILL Be REVIEWED
Annual Inspection at Local
Schools Starts Today.

The annual War Department in
spection of the Indianapolis high
school r. o. T. C. units was to
start today, to be completed to-
morrow, Capt. C. H. Calais, profess
sor of military science and tactics
assigned to the local schools, an
nounced.
Lieut.. Col j. H. Davidson and
Maj. j. v. Stark, regular Army Of
ficers on duty with the Eighty
fourth Division in Indianapolis.
were to conduct the inspection.
Inspection of the Manual Train
ing High School unit at Delavan
Smith field was scheduled for 8:15
this morning, to be followed by IN
Spection of the Crispus Attacks unit
at 1915. The Shortridge unit was
to be inspected at 2:15 on the field
at 40th and Illinois-sts.
George Washington High School
unit is to be inspected at 1915 to-
morrow, with the final review at
Technical at 2.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-12
"You Wouldn't Want
To Know Ethel
Her Skin-0h, N.Y."

Poor girl. In a lot of ways you would
like Ethel-think her a grand person. She
has wit and sparkle. A lovely figure. Nice
clothes. Pretty hair. But her skin-oh,
my!"
There is nothing that can so quickly
wreck lovely complexion as the lack of
sulphur in your diet. This lack can cause
common acne. or pimples and blotcheS.
itching skin, muddy or saiow skin, or even
skin that is too dry or too oily.
Termed the beauty mineral by diet au-
thorities sulphur is vital to the health OF
your millions of tiny skin cells 1t is an
aid to proper digestion. 1t is one of Ma
lures most valuable laxative agents.
See to ii that you get more sulphur Do
this, and the chances are ten to one your
complexion troubles will vanish of them
selves.
Let your meals consist mostly Of fruits
and green vegetables, as these foods are
our richest sources OF sulphur. Or if
you want especially quick results. add a
pinch of washed sulphur to your diet. This
can be done easily and pleasantly with
the new washed sulphur compound, called
Sulfax, which you can get at any drug
store; You merely take these little yellow
tablets with your meals.
II you seriously want to improve your
complexion, then start today to improve 1t
this right way, from within Either eat
more of the foods that promote skin health
and beauty, or get the little Sulfax tablets
ana take them. But see to it that you get
more Suphur.-Adv.