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Smyrna times., 1936-08-06

eirl who, boosted into an atmos-
,bere of riches, falls in love with
: moor young man. George Brent
plays opposite her.
wednesday and Thursday The
Three Wise Guys" brings to the
screen the latest from the pen of
Damon Runyon, whose stories have
supplied some Of the finest picture
material in recent years. Origin
ally published in a national mag
azine, ''The Three Wise Guys" won
a place as one of the best short
stories of the year. The peak of
the featured cast is three-cornered,
with Robert Young and Betty Fur
ness romantically paired, and Bruce
Cabot playing the role of a re-
deemed gangster.
Smyrna times., 1936-08-06

Harper of Hurlock, Md, the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert T. Harper, on
Monday, July 20. The ceremony
took place in the Methodist Episco-
pal parsonage at Secretary, Md,
with Rev. ]. P Outten officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harper will live in
HurIock.
Smyrna times., 1936-08-06
Bank Night Awards is $125

Had Mrs. E. R. Dick of Smyrna,
been in the Capital Theatre, Dover,
on bank night week or more ago
she would have received the award
of one hundred dollars. Sinse she
was not present the deposit avail
able for bank night on Thursday
night of last week at the Capital
Theatre was SIPS.
Smyrna times., 1936-08-06

- - FEET AND tiNcH
a. - me long hop. step
~ ~ lump accomplish
su phy ny Roland Romero.
bs bc.o s,. shows his last
ossye oI.a to win In the
Ga,y,,.npie = a,,,. finals at RAN
ua"s Island, N. Y.
Smyrna times., 1936-08-06
Dover Doctors Car Stolen

The automobile of DR.. Benjamin
F. Burton was stolen Sunday
morning from where it was parked
near his Office on State street. Two
boys were seen driving the car off
but it has not been recovered.
Smyrna times., 1936-08-06
~ 1t Roxy Theatre

ID Saturday By pro-
nj with Spencer Tracy,
" Edward Ellis, Bruce
EsGaldByn-Mayer has
! be amor Of the cru
IA courage unique in
~; md in turning over
3 d what is undoubted-
! npOrtant picture ever
jllslca to Fritz Lang,
ss shown that it knew
he its artistic faith.
d.sr two apparently
\ ysars in this country,
sihs occasion with pas
knlancs and pointed out
= thai no one seeing
ever forget it.
md Tueday Bette
! Fn be academy award
lbs year, is starred in
canady The Golden
Fhe story concerns the
aFs!ures Of one of a
Arctest girls in tba
allssi to a large cold
Bette Davis is at
ruci0us as the young
Smyrna times., 1936-08-06

Announcement of Wedding
Announcement has been made of
the marriage of Miss Helen C.
Bell, daughter of Mr.and Mrs. Her
man F. Bell, of Dover. to Elmer
Smyrna times., 1936-08-06
SMYRNA DOINGS
OF so YEARS AGO
Continued From Page Three)

last. She will in the
future make her home with her
son-in-law, DR.. Benjamin Whiteley.
The authorities at Rehoboth and
the Railroad are not working to-
gether this year, and as result
this really fine resort is not so well
patronized as formerly. Fifty or
Smyrna times., 1936-08-06
E:.Ss' E:::.s'
(I,la'''''11.
rhaafTe

s,r.p' Thea Theatre ssa-
|5srIa5s Isas5psoiph Scott
-, 'ps : fur faSors a
A s',3.Iss &C. toll caused cay s.sy ey
ts pc.a,tt, pesInts a much
I'll 1s'l 1n,nsss, ! to ,,ms, pre-,
..,,.tipg and At unis'
y s,,i isstursay,,zlnaInss
4! sits Larry I,,lsy' "Roa, Ron
4, sas, Raymond HAT Hat
NJ with q yO.rS as,,,ct-
Es,,'as mine %SsDsSsr promoter:
y ND Charlie Ruggles
/, mere can't help but 7.
Il lla plenty Of them, asa Ut i
n. |. thing as the Dub, uis
saslg, the fall Of ram ram
) the spring. a Ana
e., IS the latter. They
|ts.tusd in Early 70
|rssnt in the !. support sa:a,.
h astty Gail Patrick
pohert McWade,
|sdsId and Helen Flint
q nd Thursday-Boo-.
| !. sight-ysar-old boy
= bat bis screen pres
| ppsaling as bis radio
1 i bis first picture
! uin' It is the
q 4 an attractive or
[ns away from the
n ! loving guardian
| iiu escape the author
|sirstsly locates his own
sg7 Ametta gives able
Smyrna times., 1936-08-06
BRIEF ITEMS OF
THE PENINSULA
Brief News Items of People
We Know in and Around
Larger Peninsula Towns
FROM OUR EXCHANGES

The board of directors of Milford
Emergency Hospital, at recent
meeting held to discuss ways and
means of starting the new hospital,
decided to form an entirely new
and separate corporation for oper-
alton of the new hospital.
Several employees of the Reedy
Island Quarantine Station have
been notified that they will be
transferred to the Marcus Hook
Station. DR.. Brown, in charge of
the Reedy Island post, is prepar-
ing to move to Savannah, Ca,
where he will be stationed
Miss Elizabeth A. Wilkie, super
intendent of nurses at the Beebe
Hospital, Lewes, has received no
tification of her appointment by
Governor c. Douglass Buck to a
three years term as member of
the State Board of Examiners of
Graduate Nurses of Delaware
Farmers in Kent County who are
selling milk to dairy companies in
Philadelphia and nearby cities may
look forward to higher prices in
the near future, according to re
ports from the Interstate Milk
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., dairy farm
ers' cooperative. Officers of that
Association have made this request
of the milk control boards of New
Jersey and Pennsylvania for milk
produced and sold within their own
states and of the Federal A. A. A.
for milk which crosses state lines.
The public health service anounc-
ed last week quarantine station ac-
tivities for vessels entering the
port of Philadelphia would be con-
centrated at Marcus Hook, Pa,
rather than at Reedy Island at the
mouth of the Delaware River. DIR.
geon general, said I'VE have no
immediate idea of abandoning
Reedy Island" but that all vessels
will be boarded by quarantine Of
ficers at Marcus Hook. Public
health officials expressed the opin-
ion concentration of the quarantine
work at Marcus Hook would per-
NIT more efficient T operation and
result in economies because dupli-
cate stats of officers would not
have to be maintained. They
added that a skeleton staff of Of
mcers would be maintained at
Reedy Island
The qualification of the Temper
Smyrna times., 1936-08-06

The qualification of the Temper
ary Emergency Relief Commission
for the $4,000 appropriated them
last week by Levy Court, was ex-
pressed in a communication read
to the court Tuesday. The COM
La gaceta., 1936-10-28
MOLLISON SALIO CON RUM
30 A

re- go RI =
New York, Octubre 2S.-A
las 8.45 dc Ia mahana despeg6
del &erOdromO de Bennett CON
rumbO a Croydon, cerca de
Londres, Ell famOsO photo de
aviaciOn inglSs, captain James
A. MOllison.
Antics de salir dijo MOlIisOn
que 81 vOlaba mejor de nOche
y que para tai OCCASION e ha-
bia vestidO CON Ia mayor pro-
piedad.
Sobre eli "smoking'' MollisOn
Sc pusO un traje de faena CO.
mo 81 se dirigiera q una fiesta.
Espera realizar una gran
parte del vuelO q $4,000 pies
de altura. Su aparatO es un mo
nOplanO BelIanca con un mo-
tor de 700 cabaIlOs ' una velO-
cidad media de ESQ milIas por
bora.
La gaceta., 1936-10-28
LA AMIGA DEL REY DICE
QUE NO REGRESARA A LOS
ESTADOS UNIDOS

Londres, oct. 2S.-La publici-
dad de que Sc la ha hecho obje-
to con motive de su amistad con
el rey Eduardo VIII y ell divor-
lilo de su marido, concedido a.
yer por los tribunales ingleses,
hace impossible para Mrs. Wall
is w. Simpson ell regresar a log
Estados Unidos-segGn dijo a.
yer.
Herida e indignada, la Sra.
Simpson Sc quej6 a~margamentd
de 10 que considera una inva-
sion de su vida privada,
Despues recuper6 su buen hu
NOR y dijo que no saba 10 que
haria dentro de un periodic de
seis meses. Els probable que va
va al extranjero a recuperar 81
personalidad privada; que tan
injustamente lie ha sido arreba-
tada.
"Jamas regresare a los Esta-
dos Unidos. Despues de todas
las indecencias que han dicho sc
bre mi, no me a~treveria a mos.
trar de nuevo la cara en- m
pals"
La gaceta., 1936-10-28

consultor Nc Mullen, que anula
la inspection de las maquinas
de jugar para cuyo trabajo Sc
venia I.obrando un impuesto a.
nual de S. por aparato.
McMullen manifesto que Sc
lie habfa pedido Ia reduction de
la medida en- vista de la reciente
orden de la corte suprema man
teniendo que las 'maquinitas''
Sc hallan sujetas a una dOble Ii
cencia bajo la ley del estado. En-
Tampa funcionan $50 "maqui-
nitas", las que desde ell prime
no de mes empezaron a pagan
una contribution de $780,"
La semana pr6xima sc discu-
tira y Sc aprObara.
La gaceta., 1936-10-28
;:; H.: ...~S.B g..
Noticias de la Espana democrata y libertari9

Gobernaci6n+Admiti ndo la
dimisi6n del cargo de ACberna-
dor civil de lsAefUvincia de Va
iencia q D4.Ernesto Marin Bra
vo, y nombrando para sust-tuir-
lie aD. Ricardo Zabslza Eorga.
industrial v CcTercio.-Dero
gando el decreto de Is de julio
del corriente ano que sre6oel Co
mic de intasveuci6n provisio-
nal en- Los ind strias.
Hacienda.-Decreto sobre in
caytaci6n de fincas urbanas, az
ministraci6n de las mismas y
creaci6n de las jantas de fincas
urbanas incautadas.
instruction. p1blica.-Varios
4ecretos, entire ellos uno sepa-
ando de sus cargos a los macs
tr6 nacionales qre Sc mencio-
nan, con destino en- las provin-
ciaS de Las Palmas y Teruel.
La gaceta., 1936-10-28
LOS ACUERDOS QUE ANOCHE
TONIC Ell AYUNTAMIENTO

En- la session regular de ano-
The ell ayuntamiento tom6 los a.
cuerdos siguientes: Pedir Ia
construction de un centric para
t~uristas, en- ell parqre de Plant3
a un costo de $97 1896 con IL
cooperation de la WPA; acep-
tar Ell proyecto para la construc
ci6n del parque de Ybor City,
en- ell terreno de Cuscaden, al
precio de $95, OPS, conviniendo
en- terminar ell trabajo 81 no ha
sido completado para mario To-
Sc aprob6 un proyecto de Ia
WPA para construir una esta.
ci6n trasmisora de la policia en-
ell parque de Raglan a un costc
de 1851; ofre,iendo ayudar a Ia
reelection del presidente Roose,
welt v los candidates democra,
ticos del estado y condado; au-
torizando al alcalde Chancey pa
ra conceder 100 dias mas al con-
tratista Edwards S. Moore dc
La gaceta., 1936-10-28
Q NEWs-wERE

.cdo que pueda coni.lrir las o.
que Sc realizan en- Ell hos
pital municipal autorizar al al
Chancey, 81 informa favo-
rahlemente el comite, para adj
quirir 100000 galones de alaui-
tran mezcladc para uso en- la
pavimentaci6n; mandar al CO.
mite de parques una petici6n
para convertir en- parque un te-
rreno de dos cradraS situado en-
la avenida de Michigan Y caIle
81; cancelando las contribucio-
mes en- una propiedad donada a
la Universidad de Tampa por
los herederos de |. w. Phillips,
aprobada en- primera lectura
una ordenanza cerrando la Gale
de Harding entire Charter Y el
rio; pasar al comite de hacien-
da un ofrecimiento de $1,000
por I'm solar situado en- la es-
quina de Tampa Y Scott.
La gaceta., 1936-10-28
MITIN A AVG DE LA eau
SA DE A EN- Ell
PARQUE Ian

Bajo los auspicios de los a
migos americanos y latinos de
la Rep1blica Espanola Sc efec-
suara un mitin ell viernes por
Ia nOche, en- Ell paroue Plant.
Presidiran ell acto Ell Rev.
Metcalf, de la Iglesia Congre'
sista, por los americanos, y Jc
Sc Martinez, presidente del CO
mite de Defensa del Frente Pr
pular, por les latinos.
Sc ofrecera un programa d.
m6sica y canto pOr Ia Sra. SA
! ra Fernandez,
Hablaran los Sres. Victoria
no Manteiga, que 10 hara e.
eapahol, y ell professor Franco
i del CoIegio de Rollins, que i
hara en- ingles.
Espera el comite organIza
dor que miles de americanos
latinos concurran al acto.
La gaceta., 1936-10-28

hoy en- el Mnisterio de relasio-
mes exteriores.
La question que mas intereaa
a los miembros del ccmite, es
81 la Russia Soviet, Portugal, G
las dos, renunciaran ell pacto de
noNntervenci6n.
Portugal ma hecho sabdF al
comite que pudiera retirarse E
ualduier momento. Lisboa $50
halla preparada para reccnocer
al gobierno fascista, realizando
otYo acto de hostilidad en- con-
ira del gobierno legftimo de Es-
paBa.
Esus:a. l:rta con nuevos car
gos contra Ell fascismo, tamb.en
ha hecho saber al comite que Sc
;etirara del comite 81 no Sc q.
tieAde gu solicitud en- favor de
una rigsrosa neutralidad.
ST esas dos na,iones resolve
ran marcharse, Ell comite Sc de.
rrumbaria, qredando cada ma
ci6n en- complete libertad para
actuar.
La gaceta., 1936-10-28
ATACO VIGOROSA-
N AL CANDIDATE
~REPURLTCANO


New York, ct. 28.-Mas de
10000 personals oyeron anoche
en- la Madison Square Garden
un discurso de John L. Lewis ell
presidente de los Mineros Uni
dos, atacando al candidate re-
publicano Landon. Este mitin
demuestra, dijo ell Orador, que
los trabajadores Sc hallan orga-
nizados politicamente, porque
hay peligro a la vista. Landon
es ell mas peligrOso y ell mas de-
bill hombre en- toda la America.
Sc ha vendido a los millonarios
y senores... a los DuPonts, etc.
R~ecientemente Ia familia Du
Popt ha dado un fondo de $780,
900 a la campana republicanai
Los DUPONT estiman que las nor
mas humans del p~reSidente
Roosevelt son detrimentales a
sus ihtereses como fabrRante1
de municiones Y armamentos.
No hallaban a quien poner Y en-
contraron ell d6cil Instruments
en- Kansas.
Lewis termin6 diciendo que
los republicanos siguen unien4
dose a los trabajadores para de-
rrotar a Landon.
La gaceta., 1936-10-28
APARECIO Ell
DEL JOVEN "

Frente a la Isla Davis, en- ell
mar, Sc encontr6 aver ell cada4
yer del j6ven Francis Stevens,
de % amos, que muriera ahoga-
DO ell domingo. Ra.ogieron ell
cadaver ell detective Abramo-
vitz Y M. D. Sinclair, secretaric
de la corte de policfa.
Ademas de sus padres lie So
breviven una hermana y un her
mano.
FL entierro Sc efectuara a las
10 de la manana del viernes, off
ciando en- la ceremonial religiosa
Ell padre Clarkson, de la cate
dral cat6lica.
La gaceta., 1936-10-28
NOTAS SOCIALE

Miguel Ligero en- Ia HdbonG
En- eel dfa de aver lego a la
Habana ell notable actor c6micc
espanol Sr. Miguel Ligero, CO.
nocido actor del teatro y la pan,
ITALIA que en- la actualidad traba-
ia para la empresa cinemato-
grafica "Cifesa', de Espana. LIE
acompana en- su viaje a la capi-
tai cubana ell Sr. Norbert0 Sa"
limo, administrator de la "Ci-
fesa." Las producciones de esa
empresa hispana Moreno Cla-
RAJ, "Nobleza Baturra" y Don
Qrintfn ell Amargao' han side
-estrenadas en- los teatros de ia
Habana, con notable exito en-
compania de la genial artista
Imperio Argentina.
Anoche los Sres. Ligero y Sa-
line visitaron la estaci6n de ra-
dio La Casa de las Medals, en- la
Habana, cuando trasmitia Ell
cuadro artfstico ideas Pazos"
en- su programa diario, en- el
que trabaja ell j6ven Pablo Ga
Undo de esta ciudad.
Desde ell micr6fono de esa es-
taci6n ell Sr. Ligero dirigi6 la
palabra al pueblo cubano, ex-
presando su admiration y SIM
patfa por Cuba, asi como su gre
titud por los agasajos de que ha
sido objeto a su hegada a la
Habana.
Dentro de pocos dfas hara su
debut en- ell teatro Payret. Tam
bien hara algunas presentacio-
mes por radio.
La gaceta., 1936-10-28
MURIO Ell COMANDANTE
DEL REINA MARIA

Southampton, Inglaterra, oct.
28.-El comodoro Sir Edgar
Britten, comandante del vapor
ingles Reina Maria, muri6 hoy
a consecuencia de un ataque de
PARALYSIS. Tenia 62 amos de e.
dad.
La enfermedad lie sorprendio
cuando ell buque Sc preparaba
para salir con rumbo a New
York, sustituyendole en- ell man.
do Ell captain H. V. Peel.
La gaceta., 1936-10-28

de la cOmision cubana del tu-
riSmc en- los Estados Unidos.
La Srta. Alfonso lego aver y
NOS ha sido recomendada por
81 consul de Cuba, Sr. Perez.
Hoy celebrari una entrevis-
Il con Ell presidente del Circu-
10 Cabano, Sr. Juan Quesada.
Deseamos muchOs exitos en-
csta c:udad a la gentiI cubani-
ID.
La gaceta., 1936-10-28
CANTARA NINO MARTINI

A las nueve de esta noche,
por la estaci6n WDAE y Ia ca
dena Columbia, cantar& Ell te-
nor Nino Martini ,en Ell progra-
ma de los cigarrillos Chester
field. LIE acompanara la orques-
ia del notable m6sico Andres
Kostelanetz.
La gaceta., 1936-10-28
Pr6rimG Inauguration

IA fines de Noviembre sera
inaugurado ell precioso salon de
bale del Centre Espanol.
Sc proyecta I'm cabaret priva-
do para esa fecha, con una nota-
BILE OrQuesta, que tambien cons
tituira una de las sorpresas de
Ia noche.
Con gran actividad TRAFALGAR
carpinteros, electricistas Y de-
coradores, dandole los 1ltimoS
toques a la magnifica sala.
La gaceta., 1936-10-28
FL bale del Circulo

Ell bale del CirculO
Notable entusiasmo Sc nots
entire nuestra juventud bailado-
ra para asistir al bale de Halo
we'en, que celebrara Ell Circulo
Cubano, Ell sabadO, en- su palacio
social.
Las alegres Y praciosas mu-
cha has luciran aleg6ricos y ca
pricnosos disfraces.
los Bohemios preparan 81
programa de bailables cubanos
v espanoles, para los america
nos ha sido contratada la orques
ia Don Francisco.
La gaceta., 1936-10-28
CUATRO INDIILTQS DE
- PENA0E MUERTE
QaedGn en- SssSpcgSQ@odOs los
f::ncionarios pdbkcOs

GGedGn en- suspense E01OS toS
f::ncionarios pabEcOs
Ell domingo Sc Nel Co
bierno en- Consa6. -
A las nueved de la ncche ell SEA
nor Largo Caballero facilit6 a
los periodisks Ia siguierA nota
&c los acVEfdos:
Presicen q
indulte de la pena de muerte a
los paisanos Rafael Aznar Ge-
nener ytres mas. c
Decreto declarandd suspensoS
en- todos sus derechos a los fin
cionarios p1blicos, c~ualquiera
que sea ell ministerio o centre en-
que presten sus servi:ios, a ex-
cepci6n de los crerpos e institu-
clones armados.
La gaceta., 1936-10-28
ESTA REUNIDA LA CONF
SION DE
Russia y Portugal amenazan
con retirarse

Londres, oct. 28.-Un sub:o-
mite del ORGANISING internacio-
nal creado para m~antener una
politica de neutralidad en- la
guerra civil espanola, Sc reunio
La gaceta., 1936-10-28
UNA GUIANA

Hemos tenido q gusto de re
cibir hoy Ia vista de IL Srta.
Martha AlonsO, de Ia Habana,
una notable recitadOra, agente
La gaceta., 1936-10-28

Sc lego anoche en- Ia session
del ayuntamiento una Ordenan-
"a, redactada por ell abOgadO
La gaceta., 1936-10-28

GampleaHos
Cumple hey otro aho mas Ell
ST.. Tomas Rodriguez, padre po-
litico, Y muy querido, del cror
nista.
En- la intimidad de SUI hogan
de la Gale 81 ndS1ero 2613 pa
ara ST. dia.
Una vida repleta de felici-
lad lie deseamos, en- union de
sus queridos familiares.
La gaceta., 1936-10-28

UNA ORDENANZA QUE A
NULA LA INSPECTION
DE LAS MAQUINAS DE
JUGAR
La gaceta., 1936-10-28

I'm PGr:.y
Anc.he festejaron 81 segun@"
aniyersario de st boda los j6ve-
mes esposSs Emma Y Pedro Pe'
nuy, cen un party en- su hogar
de la Gale Taliaferro.
| Muchas 6ersonas Sc dieron CT
ia en- la residen ia de los espo-
sos Permuy para felicitarlos e"'
u feliz a~niversafio.
Sc obsequi6 con cakes y re-
frescos.
Nrestra enhorabuena para
ellos.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-04-03
~ Houses For Sale

~ HOuSGS FOf SAFE
ORCHARD AVE. $500 BLK.-7-room mod
ern: lot 60x33o. $1,000 ais Indiana Trust
Bldg.
sHERNAN-DR, ITO S.-5-room modern
bungalow. Like new. Breakfast room,
inclosed rear porch, garage, shrubbery:
s3500.00. Terms. CH-0s99.
WILL sacrifice thTse-bedroom home: newly
decorated; restricted neighborhood. north
OF creek. $500. $500 cash, balance easy
terms WA-A2fT '
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-04-03
81 Wanted Real Estate

SMALL camp Site near woods or water
Lease or buy. Box Sis, care Times.
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PENN ARTS
III East I6th-Sf.

Pleasant location opposite Her
ron Art Institute. Above and bed
room type apartments. moderate
" priced from $3.50 to $45.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-04-03
The Comforts of
Apartment Life

BY MARY f. MOLLOY,
Chairman Publicity Com
mittee Apt. OtCners' Assn.
1 have been in the rental bust
ness for several years and live
In an apartment myself. For the
business woman, married or sin
gle, it Is the ideal way to live.
n you are employed all day.
you don't like the idea of coming
home to a cold house in the
evening-or getting up in one in
the morning. Your apartment is
arranged to utilize every bit OF
space, therefore making house.
keeping easy for the woman who
does her own work. There is
also the luxury of the Frigidaire
and even in apartments where
you buy your own ice, there is
the convenient service closet
where the ice and groceries can
be delivered without having to
enter your apartment.
Then there is the economical
side of it. You take a moderate
priced house, add the bills for
fuel, utilities, and in some in
stances water, and you will find
that over a period of year you
have saved money by living in
an apartment.
One objection I hear raised so
often is--"it is so hot in sum-
mer." Well, have you ever fig
ured that there are really only
two months in the whole year
when the weather is uncomfort-
ably hot? From experience, !
would say that you are uncom-
Portable anywhere then. In most
apartments where the electricity
is included in your rent you have
the luxury of the Electric Fan
without any additional cost and
even where you pay for the cleo
trio current, the cost is so low
that 1t certainly does not war
rant moving during the summer
months.
For the married woman who
stays home but who has many
outside interests social and
otherwise it gives her more
time to devote to these interests.
In the spring her heavy house
cleaning is all taken care of
without any additional cost.
If the people who occupy
apartments only during the win
ter months would stop a minute
and count the cost of moving
twice year, 1 think they would
find that 1T is anything but
economical, to say nothing of
the inconvenience and discom-
fort of it.
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T: T:
DRAKE
MANOR
APTS.
504 West Drive

Woodruff Place
The Drake Manor is To-
Gated in a delightful sec
ton of the city in Beauti-
full Woodruff Place. Each
Apt. is a corner-afford-
ing cross ventilation-has
one large bedroom, large
living room, bath and
kitchenette, dinette. The
house is under new owner
ship management. Is being
reprinted, renovated, etc.
New velvet carpets are now
in the two lovely halls.
Rates $4,000, $3.50 and
$3.50. Utilities paid.
For a Home Charming
See These Apartments.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-04-03
Is Sale Suburban Earns

BE sURE-Of your title. Demand an alb
stract prepared by UNION TITLE Co.
lS5 = Market-st. Union Title Bldg
5ia ACRES. 6 miles southwest on old road
NESS & CLINE. 1872 N. Ala. LI-922o
IS ACRES (clearl. miles from CITY limits
north; take small down payment. IL
1q4S
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-04-03
14O1 to 1427 E. Market ST
IS Sale Suburban Farms

house; garage with extra room: fruit
trees: $500. RI-7o17. 315 Indians Trust
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-04-03
~ Real Estate EXCHANGE

1894 ACRES. chicken and stock farm; g.
room bungalow; Kohler light plant; will
trade for Groom modern in city: 80
miles from indianapolis. 1923 E. North
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-04-03

400 BLOCK w. WASH.
S2-foot corner with 5-room mod hung
suburban or acreage MR. BURGESS RI
1888. IR-6l02
AMERICAN ESTATES CO.. REALTORS.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-10-19
Movie Singer Stands in"

HOLLYWOOD, Cal. = A singer 'subbed" for a singer in musical number of the film, The Great ziegfeld," Stanley Morner appear ed to sing, but the voice was that of Allan Jones. Jones voice is higher than Morner's and suited the number better, executives de- cided.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-10-19
NO-HOST DINNER AT
 TERMINAL PROMISES
 INTERESTING EVENING

The Business and Professional Women's Club no-host dinner at the Terminal Cafe at 6:30 tonight is an event of their publicity month program. Reservations made indicate that there will be a good attendance, but members, or friends of the organization, who have not made reservations may attend, ac- cording to committee members as arrangements for the dinner have included the possibility of unex- pected guests arriving.
 The program tonight includes a solo with violin accompaniment by Mrs. Lola Mae Alexander and Miss Helen Parrot and a review of Pole Star" tn novel of Sitka in the days of Baranof by Dr. H. c. DeVighne and Stewart Edward White, given by Mrs. Mary Troy.
 Mrs. G. E. Krause, Mrs. s. Mo- wicka and Mrs. John Mccormick are in charge of arrangements for the dinner.