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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-19
..X:A's Clinch Flag; Cardinals Beat Robins 4-3
Cas- Win Second Straight Over Chicks Al

In the series so far, Is a right
handler. After three games In Texas,
II the championship is not settled.
the teams will return here for q
game next Wednesday.
The delegation Of Texas fans and
tn Fort Worth Police band when
accompanied the Fort Worth club
to Memphis. returned with the team
last night. Memphis fans viii re-
turn the visit. leaving tonight.
Attendance at the two games
here totaled 1875. Receipts were
s27. Bias {.
The box.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-19

JerCdy. Grimes
spitball rendered
most Of Brook
lyn's hitting in
effective while
3 o I [ o m ley S
fourth inning
homer helped the
Cards make the
most Of their five
hits off Phelps
and Thurston.
Fred FitzSim-
m o of tn
Giants did the
M 10y. norf If thp
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-19
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
CBy The Associated Press

10Y IHt hooOLluttN EICcoF
NEW YORK - Jack kid Berg,
England, o~utpointed Joe Click. vii
Transport. u0). Koli Kola. Porto
Rico, stopped Terry Roth. New York,
C2).
INDIANAPOLIS - Eddie Shea.
Chicago knocked out joey Rychell,
Chicago, az.
PITTSBURGH - Willie Davies,
Cnarleroi. Pa. outpointed Happy
Atherton. indianapolis. tl0). Billy
Holt. Canton, Ohio. Knocked out
Hans Roberts. Pittsburgh, l5).
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-19
T The
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Thursdays Results

New York 6. Chicago 2.
ST.. Louis 4, Brooklyn 3.
Pittsburgh 6, Philadelphia ).
Only games scheduled.
Fridays Schedule
Chicago at Boston.
Cincinnati at New York.
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
Only games scheduled.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-19
Standing Of the Clubs
AMERICAN. LEAGUE
Thursdays Results

Cleveland 3: Washington 2.
Boston a: Detroit 3.
Philadelphia IA: Chicago 10.
New York 7: st. Louis 8.
Fridays Schedule
New York at Chicago
Philadelphia az ST. Louis.
Washington 90 Detroit.
Boston at Cleveland.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-19
GRID FATALITY

COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo.
Sept. i9-E-Harold Akin. 20,
halfback on the Colorado college
football team. died here today IS
a result OF injuries received IN
practice last Tuesday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-19

Where Andy High shone before,
Burleigh Grimes and Jim Bottomley
shared the Cardinal hero roles yes
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III 49,
the other two boys.
IN THE BACKFIELD. John Joe
eaarza. Placido Gonzales. Bolton
Ed. Lee. Donald Bennett. Bel
Benway, Vance wilson and Roberto
Truiillo are battling away for
berths. Cara played with the Eas-
lets last year as did Lee. Bennett
Wilson and Trujlllo. Benway. ?
ewcom was not eligible and
came here too late for the season
A number OF these Eaglet backs
really were OF first string caiiber
but they were placed with the
Eaglets in order to obtain game
experience.
BOLTON, a newcomer from
Sweetwater. Is showing good form
This back. weighing around l6O
sticks a hefty boot into the oval
and will likely see much service
before the year is out. Although
Eciton did not letter at Sweetwater.
re shows indication Of becoming z
classy back.
STILL SORE from the first weeks
hard work. the Brownsville Junior
college squad IS rounding into con-
tition. This squad. the best that
ever turned ont for p Brownsville
eleven. should &c III fair shape for
is first gz2.e sscxt Thursday with
tie Harrington high Cardinals, VAL
icy high school champions Last
season the Cardinals defeated the
~collegiaMS ole touchdown and from
all reports. they a.e out 70 rereat
this year. Tire college boys whisk-
els hristle when these gentle rum
ors float into their camp.
THERE ARE "a boys out for the
college team a. present. Scorpions,
cages and Valley high stars Of last
year furnish the bulk OF material
for the local eleven. The squad was
divided OFF into two teams yester-
day. Below Is how the two aggre-
cations lined-up:
Davenport ............ Scheidman
Left End
Left Tackle
Adkins CuelIar
Left Guard
Nelson ..................., Carter
Center
Dyer Perez
Right Guard
Right Tackle
Sylvester ................ Samano
Right End
Newman Lesser
Quarterback
Cahler BAH
Half Back
Half Back
Pipkin Buttons
Full Back
JACK LEBOWITZ Of San Benito
who usually cavorts at a backfield
post. was absent from practice yes
terday. The team shown 20 the left
averages around los pounds per
man, while the ore 70 the right av-
eraaes about 100. The coaching
staff Is working hard TO have q
smoothly working unit for the Har-
llngen high game
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-19

Sports
Spade
ny Hal EUsTACE


THE LID comes of the Valley
football container this afternoon
At Ha-lingen when the Cardinals
take On the Edinburg Junior CO..
leTe Broncs. This tilt will be watch
ed with interest by those attempt
Ing to get a lire on the two clevens.
The concensus Is that the Broncs
will ne weak this year. They have
lost much good material through
graduation. The other question TO
be settled is. How about Dctch
Rektorik's new forward al
Therein IS the question which might
well be the solution 10 the Valley
high school title chase.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-19

II BEAR stories coming out OF
Edinburg are correct. Harllngen
should have a slight edge in this
afternoons game.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-19
LOUIS HAS :.
; GAME LEAD
Sunny Jim's Home Run Is
Deciding Factor I'm
Card Victory
By HUGH s. FULLERTON. JR.
Associated Press Sports Writer

hcsutlAtCG AACcS GNUFtS NIlltf
Once more Connie Mack has led
the Philadelphia Athletics 70 the
point where they have nothing TO
do but look forward to a new world
series in which to conquer-or 10
be conquered. and from current in
dicatiors In the race for the Nation
al league flag. il appears that the
ST. Louis Cardinals viii be their RI
walls in the struggle for the worlds
championship.
The Athletics made q formal set
tlement Of the American league pen
nant race yesterday, clinching the
title beyond the last shadow Of
doubt by downing the Chicago White
Sox. IA 10 10, for their goth victory
Of the season while Cleveland ended
WaShington's chances with q 3 10 2
triumph over the Senators. At the
same time. the Cards were drawing
farther ahead Of their rivals In the
senior circuit. defeating Brooklyn
for the third straight time. 4 70 8.
to gain a two game margin over the
Robins.
Cards Cop Third
A third stirring triumph in as
many games placed the Cardinals in
a fairly safe position as they left
to start a five game series In Phila-
delphia. Brooklyn and Chicago.
their only remaining rivals OF i'm
p~ortance. have three more games in
the lost column and little hope that
the Phillies and Pittsburgh will up
set the Cards. The New York Giants
are out Of the race for all practical
purposes. being S 1-2 games behind
despite yesterdays 6 to 2 triumph
over Chicago.
Today the leaders stand as fol-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-19

CHARLEY BAKER, Ems, Eagan
and Roberto Escobar are scrapping
away for the guard positions. Ems
and Eagan hold a slight edge over
the other two boys.
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Hard al II

Hard at IL
THE BROWNSVILLE high school
Screaming Eagles are continuing
10 pour IL on with determination.
The relatively inexperienced squad
fully realizes that II has a tough
row to hoe this year and Il Is sop
ping 10 all the football II can be-
tore the season opens. Little Pla-
ieido Gonzales. the Mighty Mite.
7ave a small clump or fans a thrill
Yesterday by returning a punt 65-
Yards for q touchdown IN a practice
scrimmage. The run recalled the
Eagle-C Cardinal game OF last year
Placido was e thorn in the side
Of the Red Birds.
mo POSITION on the team Is
sewed up" Red Irvine says. Every
boy on the squad has a chance TO
make the starting eleven. ! IKE
the hustle and spirit shown oy
them
HERBY THOMAS and Beshear
are waglng a vigorous fight for the
center post. Thomas showed up III
camp weighing around $50. And u
wasn't fat. because he has lost bun
two pounds after three weeks OF
hard work. Beshear. a newcomer.
has made a good impression e the
pivot position.
CAROL McMINN. Walter Wash
inRton. Earl Adams and Walter
Williams are scrapping hard for
wing positions. McMinn was on
TIE Eagle squad last wear. Wash
inzton got some experience with
the Eaglets. Adams came here from
Fl Jardin and has made a good
showing.
SIDNEY BENNETT and Lotto
Escobar are showing decided i'm
orovement at the tackle positions
Goodrich and Isioor Longoria are
making them step. Bennett and
Escobar got lots OF game experience
with the Eagles last season.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-04
NAVY CHAMPION
TO HEAD LOCAL
FIGHT PROGRAM

Leon Limbraco. hard hitting navy
champion, who has been going great
guns in the local boxing arena, will
head Friday nights card. accord
ING to Matchmaker Harry Wood
bury. who is now working on sign
inc up suitable opponent for the
fighting COB.
In his last three fights here Linn
btaco has scored knoekouts over
Bobby Garcia in two rounds; X. o.
Brown in one round and Ray Or
tcga in three rounds. Limbraco is
the sort of fighter the fans like to
see. as he keeps in action at all
times, having only one idea, to
end the battle as soon as possible.
He hits from the south side and
carries wallop like one of the big
Guns aboard a battle ship. When it
connects right, Embraces work for
the night is over.
Anothed iboy haA The fans on
their toes, Mariana Cebu, will ap.
pear in the scmi-final with his OPP
poncnt vet to be signed up. In his
last II lights Ncbu HIS bttIi dbit "
score nine knockouts and at the
present rate is due for main
event in the near future.
Kid Oso q newcomer. will show in
the special. Oso is from Sinaloa,
Mexico where he is looked upon as
a real champion. His name accord
ing to Woodbury's translation,
means "bcar" and the matchmaker
SAYS he hopes to tie him up with a
wolf or tiger, to see just how
Kid Mexico and Joe Garcia will
open the proceedings. These boys
have been seen in action here often
enough to convince the fans that
a real hot engagement will start
Woodbury. has been receiving the
congratulation of the fans for a
fine bunch of bouts put on here in
the last month Each card has been
better than the proceeding one. and
the fans have been given variety
of fights that seem to please all
hands.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-04
THREE-YEAR-0LD
SHOOTS PLAYMATE
I. OVER RAG DOLL.

DENVER. Colo, Aug. t. U.H-
eix-ycar-old Rose May Eitherdige
was dead here today, slain by a
three -vcar-Old playmate during u
quarrel over a rag doll.
Rose May stole nay rag doll
So shot her. was the simple ex
PLANTATION of the Staying given by
tiny Gloria Utter.
Authorities were pcrplcXcd over
disposition of the ease. \ Colorado
statue sets the age Of 10 wears as
the minimum for punishment of such
. crime.
The tragedy occurred in the back
ward of home near Denver. Rose
May. Gloria. and two other little
girls were playing. suddenly they
quarrclcd.
( Gloria slipped away from her com
panions, ran to q nearby garage, and
seized = - caliber rifle. She has
tened back to her playmatcs and
shoe Rose May.
Gloria, too Young to realize the
full import of her act, murmured
when questioned. "Shc stole my doll
So | shot her.
The child is believed TO be the
Youngest SLAYER il the history Of
the state.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-04
Mrs. Field Files
Suit For Diuorce

RENO, New, Aug. I. Up) Mrs
Marshall Field III, today filed su''
for divorce, on grounds OF cfuel'N
and dcscrtion Mrs. Field. vie OF
the mailordcr magnatc. was the
fomcr Evelyn Marshall, Of New
York.
A financial settlement of Sl,oO0,'
600 preceded the divorce, 1T was
reported here. This indicates mat
the merchant will not contest the
action.
Mrs. Marshall Field mas "vcd IN
Ncvada three months. which is Just
sufficient time to establish Il resi-
dercc in this state for the purpose
of securing a divorce.
rrhc three months was spent by
Mrs. Marshall on the Nevada side
of Lake Tahoe, Il mountain rcsor,
near here.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-04
Items Of News
About TheTOWn


Mr.. and Mrs. Emil LeNcquc, ae-
companied by their children, left for
San Diego Saturday. where they will
spent two week :, vacation.
Mrs. Florence Allcnby left Sat
urday for Long Beach. where She
will spend month 5 vacation. IN
eastern trip is being contemplated
bv Mrs. Allenbv before returning
to the valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Richmond
and family have returned from seVe-
nal weeks vacation. during which
they enjoyed the fishing and boat
ing in Oregon.
Wesley He'll left Saturday for Sar
Diego. where he viii Join Mrs. He'll
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-04
Q 1880

ut the top of the General hospital
in this city.
The simian is It pet at the hospi-
tai where he is occasionally USED
in laboratory experiments. He cs-
capped from his cage three days ago
to take refuge at the top of the
200foot pole.
lie comes down at night for food
and in his latest forav ruined two
punches of bananas and a ease Of
eggs. All efforts to capture the
pet have been futile and nobody
wants to climb the swaying Po,c to
which Jocko retreats.
Besides, Jocko makes a perfect
monkey of himself by dropping eggs
on anybody who gets near the base
of his lofty perch.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-04
Storm Damages
French Resorts

PARIS, Aug. I. (U,R)- Many &C.
Gions of France were damaged last
night and ,arly Today by storms
that struck the Fashionable channel
coast resorts Wt,h cv'lonic force.
Heavy rains also cluscd damage
in Paris and the storm was Che mcst
severe in the south since last year s
flood disaster
L. 1CtGupt 1'uor:cI considerable
damage and several houscs were
destroyed by lightning and fire
ut Acgoulnlc. The A9riiiar rC9'on
reported damage to harvest. WIi,h
already were retarded by continue!
rains.
The touris; road from Mnrat to
Salcrs was b'orEr hV l1udslidcS
and other towns reported tightening
had killed ,atsic and set f.c t,
houses.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-04

and son. The Heils plan motor
trip to points of interest along the
coast Mrs. He'll expects to remain
in San Diego until the first of Oc-
tobCr.
Miss katherine Weiss. of the I'm.
pcrial Irrigation District office. left
Saturday for vacation OF three
weeks. during which she will visit
San Diego and San Francisco.
Mr. and Mrs. t. ". Ferris and
family started Saturday for two
weeks visit to various points in
Colorado.
\. c. Johnston. advertising man
ager for the Press. left Saturday
with Mrs. Johnston on his vacation.
He will be gone during the month of
August, spending most of the time
in san Francisco and nearby points.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-04
Construction On
Houses Started

Hot weather does not appear t.
halt building activities in FL Cer-
tro. two permits heiug issued today
by the city engineers department..
Sam Maggie was granted a permit
fer dwelling house at 504 Sandal
wood drive. the luilding to bc Of
wood, containing five rooms and =
bath, costing $4,000. y. r. Shrode
is the contractor.
c. b. Ruff was given q permit for
three small home, at 81 and 5l@
Commercial street, costing 81 900.
They are to be OF wooden construe-
tion with .stucco finish.
City Engineer Knight, stated that
he expects August TO show more ac-
tivitv than the same month has
shown in former wears.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-04
Officer Held In
Death Of Negro

Los ANGELES, Aug. I. U.p)-
Luther Il. Weyant, 29-ycar.old police
officer, was held on suspicion Of
manslaugltcr todar pending an in
vestigation into the death Of vii.
liam Teens, Il, negro.
Teens was shot and Killed Sat
urday night when he fled from an
asserted dice game being raidcd by
police. II was stated that Weyant
caught Teens after a chase and
turned him over 10 another officer.
The youth again tried to run, police
were told, and Wcyant fired at him
three times, one ballet entering his
head.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-04
Or. A. b. Eanson, Dentist, Davis
Bldg. Extraction specialist. adv

Board to Meet Tuesday-Thc rcgu
lar meeting of The beard of dircc
tors of the Imperial Irrigation Dis
trict will be held tomorrow. il was
stated at the main office today
Only routine matters are expected
TO hc taken up AZ the meeting.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-04
Electric lawn mower sharpening.
Phone 252. Dr. FixIt Shop. Str

Given Jail Sentence. Norwack
arrested al CaleNico for Vagrancy
and indecent exposure. is serving =
term OF 80 days at the county Jail.
Sentence was imposed Saturday by
.'udgc Anderson in the CaleSico po-
lice court.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-04
Marriage Licenses Issued-Ma

NaTTIdgC LICtIIsta ISoVVUU--FT1
liagc licenses cvcned up with the
dat, four being issued al the county
clerk 5 office this morning. The
matrimonial papers We're given to
Joe Sparacina, =. and Francisco
Rulas. 40. both Of CaloNico; Pedro
Tribe. 32, and Consuelo Vale, 10.
both Of Calcxico; Manuel Zamora,
20. Brawley. and Augelita Tarazon,
l.. Fl Ccntro: Frank Danlino, 10.
and Julicta Edo Fierro. %, both of
calCXico.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-04

Held for Examination-A. Taga.
bon, %, employed in a local hotel,
is held at the county Jail pending
an investigation regarding his sani.
~. Tagabon created considerable
excitement yesterday when he
locked himself in room and created
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-04
Pure lemonsGe Ice cold AT Panle
&c glass. Pickwick Stages.

Accused Returned Hcre-Charlic
Smith, 26, charged with robbery AZ
Westmorland. was brought to the
Jail Saturday by Deputy Sheriff FL
liott. who took him into custody at
Atwater. in the northern part of tn"
state. Thcrman Han, also accused
iii the same crime. has been held TO
answer for trial in the superior
court. The robbery occurred July
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-04
Monkey Enters
FlagpOle Race

LOS ANGELES. Aug. f.. U.H-
Jocko. who has modcrnized the tree
sitting fad originated by his anccs,
tors. today entered the third day
OF an unhcralded endurance eontcs
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-04

IIIOTI"H UII pCnUlNl
"nc 5 vacation right at home is not
bod plan, according to r. Il. "Jcr-,
sey Birchficld, driver of the fire
department, who IS cnjoying two
weeks respite from his duties at
present. Comrades in the depart
1nent stated todav that Jersey
as apparently enioving himself asI
much as others who find it necessary
to get "oui -
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-04

Carson Valley. Nevada. will shi!
three carloads of honey this season
a very satisfactory crop.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-04

Logan County. Colorado, began 4
wheat harvest July - that Will be
the hea West yield for many wears.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-04

Uninjuycd in Accident-Nohcl
Sakai. of FL Centre, had a fortunate
escape from injury yesterday after
noon when h;S ear overturned on the
highway two miles south Of FL Cen
tro ut 4 o clock He had run off
the pavement and in attempting 10
get back again. skiddcd aud the car
,,-.rtl1rpp1
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-04
At Brooklyn

New York ........ 100 100 002-i = o
brooklyn ..-.... 900 600 oo0-0 q .
Fitzsimmons and Hogan Clark
and Lopez.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-04
National
At Boston

: Philadclphla...- 600 0l0 0l0-2 = |
/ Boston .............. 030 600 OUX . 10 !
Swcctland and Davis; Cunning
! ham and Spohrcr.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-04
Moving or rerage7-You car

rely on our dependable service. We
would be happy to serve you if you
are moving this spring. Phone !.
Pioneer Truck & Tfr. Co. TITS
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-04
At Phila delphia

Boston .....-.... 00o 0lO 20 - .
/ Philadelphia l31 00l l3X-I@ - o
Liscnbcc, Smith and Berry; Grove
and COchranc.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-04

Franccos Chinese ele
that theciy has oriental
complete board operation
Frsco Chinatown The Chinese
we'll phonetic
each American stock issue Left below is
Chinese English symbols
below daily stock sheet tell
huctuated
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-04
Find Man Dead i

Find Man Dead. LoSdahl, cm-
rlovcd in cafe at Calipatria, WAS
found dead in bed Saturday morn
ing by fellow roomcrs where he WIS
boarding Death il believed to have
been caused by the heat, aided by
too much alcohol. Police are seek
ing information concerning his rela-
tivcS. aS H.tlc is known of him.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-04

I Chicago ...... geo 00j 600 90 Tie
/ Detroit ...-......... O02 100 600 0n Tie
Lyons and Tate; Sorrcll aud Hay.
, worth.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-04

Arraisned at Brawlcy-W. G.
Stevens, accused of passing bad
checks, was taken to Brawlcy this
morning for arraigumcut. Stevens
was taken into custody last week
and has been held at the Jail pend
ing arraignmCut.
Accused Pleads Guilty-E. II,
Kerr, charged with driving an auto
while under the influence of iutoNi-
eating liquor, pleaded guilty to the
charge before Judge Thompson in
superior court this morning. Kerr
asked for probation and the court
set Friday as the datc for hearing
the probation petition.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-04
QUNTYQRRIEFS
Fireman on vacation-Spcndiuga d

ldinga disturbance. Officers were tiualh
not summoned TO remove him 10 Jail.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-04
BASEBALL RESULTS
American

At Detroit
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-04

Today every household Frigidaire,
regardless of size, is equipped with the
Hydrator. 1t is part of the surplus
value offered by Frigidaire-so too, is
the famous Gold Control" which en-
abes you to speed the freezing Of ice
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-06
San Renito Student
To Get Mexican :

SPECIAL ID The Herald
SAN BENITO. May 6.-San Bsnf
ito school children ne IL for S1rne
heavy homework.
They have been offered trips into
Mexico for excellence in manual
labor and linguistic ability. The g.
Ter Is made by the American LEGION
Est. The prizes are to be divided
between schools In Mexiquito and
tle rest CT the city.
There will be- four winners VIII
viii get an eOO-mIle tip into the
southern republic.
Winnres In manual labor max
ing C viii get the trip only: these
making "B" will get N gold medal
IN addition TO the trip: and those
making "A" will get the two ABOVE
mentioned prizes and SIS In Y d
Language winners must tiak9
B.. III they make "A they will Eet
In gold medal. and II they win Il
beth language and manual labor.
they will also be given ~15 al1 u
trip to Mexico City.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-06
WEAK PRICES
ARE UPHELD
Secretary Lamont Finds
Over-Supply Is
Small

WASHINGTON. May 6-CP)-
Persistent weakness OF the scale OF
general commodity prices plus wide
spread complaint Of over-production
in many lines. should not in the
opinion Of Robert p. Lamont. Sec
rotary OF commerce, be allowed to
cloud form business vision one cheer
full fact.
In his opinion. based on observa-
ton from his official post as well
as on long and rich business exper-
fence, such an over-supply Of COM
modities as now exists, as compared
to demand, Is relatively small. Ser
ious as has been its effect on prices
bringing about a fall in the gen.
eral index ratios that ranges from
6 to 8 per cent since December-he
Is inclined to regard the surplus as
one that may swiftly disappear.