davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Seward daily gateway., 1931-11-30
M Swore Of Harsh IrrituntsA 4

Certainly om on inc Lucky list. Last sum- meE while camping in inc high sierrus, I hiked six miles to get my supply of LUCKY STRIKES. swore off horsh irritonts when the tolkies first started - and I've smoked LUCKY STRIKES ever since. And thof improved ceIlophone wrapper of yours with the little tob for easy opening-is q gem"
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BIZ Times Special
By Times Special

BV Times SDeCldI
CHICAGO. May 6.-Carlots: Wheat. So:
corn. 81; oats. 7; rye. o. and barley T.
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Morrison Electrical Supply Co., Inc.
April sales SIS0.e67 against Si66.915 in
1880. Four months. s655,62s against $685.
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Automobile production in United states
and Canada in April. totaled 34S,s09 cars
and trucks, against 289, 1874 in March and
46s. 2si in April, 1890, according TO an
estimate BY National Automobile Chamber
of Commerce. Four months were l,046,-
500 units, against l.5i4.o7o.
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Allis Chalmers untitled orders as of Nav
l, totaled $l0.927. 900. against Sll SIT, 900
on April l. and $4,000, 600 at the be-
ginning of this year.
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SHEEP AND LAMBS
Receipts. 200: market, steady.
Other Livestock
Bu United Press


CHICAGO. May e.--Hogs-Receipts 49,.
early. mostly to yard traders and ship
pers around 25c higher; later trade slow;
P lso2o0 ei bs a2Sg 4o 0 SP 2$o28o G Ss
S6.90@7.25; sows around 15c higher; bet
ter kinds $5.8596:1O; light lights, 14o-160
lbs good en- ana nd choice ST % 5o Light
$7.36Gs'750: medium e6 M weights. 2Oo-25O lbs,
good and choice, s7Q750; heavy weights,
22GsS0 l6SS good s s7Sso Sqi 6s g
and GOOD. $5.65@615; slaughter pigs. 100
100 lbs, good and choice; $40 1876. Cattle
Receipts Il, OOOi css !i S,O0V' largely steer
bidding as much as soc down but asking
prices mostly steady and not enough done
to 2 2S aT6e e prospects s4 o ySn
to sell at s7d8.50; she stock relatively
scarce and STEADY; not much cnange on
bulls or yeaerss GOO slGa Jay ter cattle attic and
choice. s8@975; 9OO-1loO lbs, good and
choice sS@9975: I 100 300 lbs, good and
CHOICE, $S@9.5o; 6OO-1l3oo lbs. common and
medium. $5.75Q6; heifers, 550-850 lbs,
good and choice, s675G875; common and
medium, s5.25@6.75; COWS, good and choice
Gutter and cutter. ss.2594.5o: bulls year
S49525; cutter to medium, $S.S5Q450;
ye af, mIz fed good and choice; $I4s
N6; Stocker and feeder cattle, steers,
common Common and medium, s5.25G7 Sheep
Receipts, $1,000; few sales about steady;
good to choice wooded lambs, $9.2509.50;
best held around $40; clippers, $8.5008.75;
native springers. $I2Gi2.25; slaughter
sheep and lamos, lambs 90 lbs down,
good and choice, 5000; medium, SS.25
az; e1-l00 lbs. medium to choice. SO
99.75; all weights. common, S7@9.25; ewes
9O-15O lbs, medium to choice, S2.50G
3.75; all weights, Gull and common, $1.5o
Q2.50.
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STANDARD Oil Company of Nebraska
declared regular quarterly dividend of
80 cents. payable June 20. Of record May
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RECEIPTS
FORCE PORKER
MARKET HIGHER
Swine Advance Is to 30
Cents at Stockyards;
Cattle Even.
HOGS

Light supplies in all livestock
markets forced hogs up this morn
ing at the city stockyards, prices
ranging Is cents to 80 cents higher
on all classes. The bulk, 100 to 300
pounds, sold for $40 to $3.50, early
top holding at $3.50. Receipts were
estimated at 1000; holdovers were
101.
Cattle were slow, with indications
pointing to lower price scale. Re-
ceipts were 900. Vealers held steady,
selling at SO down. Calf receipts
numbered 700.
Sheep were fully steady, receipts
numbering 200.
Chicago hog receipts were $4,000,
including 5000 direct. Holdovers
were 1000. The opening held around
25 cents higher than Tuesdays
average on light and medium
weights; good to choice ITO to 220
pound kinds bringing S7.35 to $3.50;
early top $3.50; no early trading on
weightier hogs. Cattle receipts were
$4,000; calves, 5000; market steady
to Is cents lower. Sheep, $4,000;
strong.
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VETERANS IN REUNION
Spanish War Comrades to Be Feted
at Fl. Friendly.

Spanish war veterans of Com
pany D, One hundred fifty-eighth
Indiana infantry, will hold their
thirty third annual reunion at FIT.
Friendly, 512 North Illinois street.
at 4 p. m. Saturday.
An army supper to be served at
6 will be followed by a business
meeting and social hour. All COM
rades of the company and their
wives are invited. Committee of
arrangements expect a large at
tendance.
Company D was an Indianapolis
company commanded by Captain
Charles S. Tarlton. During its
period of service in the Spanish
war it won high commentator for
proficiency in drill and general
military standing.
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MARRIAGE Licenses

Alovsius, o'Connor. q. Of i2F johnson
Of 1916 Vermont street
Lawrence K. Stewart IS. OF $3.50 North
Meridian street. credi. manager. and
street. Sc lesvomsn
James Mccann. 81, Indianapolis. farmer.
and Susan BYrum. SO, Indianapolis. house
Norman z. Sheldon. 81. Cheyenne. wvo..
aviator. and Esther Ann Brock ~. OF 5065
Norsh Illinois street. sa;ssworan
Howard hhrey. 81. of SIS South Mill
street. butcher. and Marceila AlcNlurray,
10. Of 3oll West Washington street.
street. merchant. and Marie Z. Sets. So. Of
SIS NJ SSachusetts avenue hair dresser
George ". Irving. Is OF SIS West TWsn-
ty-ninth street. stock buyer. and Margaret
Eioise Kelly. Is. Of South Gray street.
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Other Livestock

CLEVELAND. Nav e.-Hogs-RacAints
1900: holdover. none; mostly 15c bia thPeS
2l0 lbs. down. s765; 220-225 lbs. 81 50:
26o-Soo lbs. s7.25; sows and stays steady.
weak at Tuesday's fun decline; Scattered
sales common steers and medium heifers,
S6.9S9!; low cutter and cutter cows
Receipts 1000; vealers weak to mostly
SOC lower; quality considered; bulk "a
down; Gull 70 medium around s60 8,
according to kind. Sheep-Receipts. / 200.
steady with Tuesdays close: spots 25c
under opening: desirable clipped lambs
$3.50 q 6.75; common throwouts downwsrG
to 81; good fat ewes, s3G3.50.
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Kaybee Stores, Inc. April sales S2sS. sos
against S245 .68l in 1880; four months.
$500. 500 AGAINST S53o. 20a.
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CHURCH IS BROKEN INTO
Burglars RanSacked Old Office
While Ceremonies Are Observed.

While formal ceremonies were be-
ing staged observing the opening of
the new North Methodist church,
Thirty-eighth and Meridian streets,
burglars Tuesday night ransacked
the Office of the old church, but
few yards from the new structure.
Miss Fanny Ffnkhorn, 3642 North
Illinois street, secretary, told police
the burglars entered a door ON the
west side of the old building and
ransacked the office. They obtained
S1.75 in pennies, but overlooked S40O
in the Office safe.
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Freight loadings in United States in
week ended April IS totaled 759.272 cars. a
decline of 100 from preceding week. and
147607 below like week of 1880. and 1922,
6l3 below Ike week of 1929.
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LOWER WABASH VALUE
Tax Board Approves Bond Issue for
Warrick County Road.

Valuation Of Wabash railroad
properties in Indiana decreased
more than 100000 in the last
year, the state tax board indicated
today, appraising the valuation in
1881 at S23,099, 795.
The board approved a $4,000 bond
issue for Improvement Of the Dwight
Caswell road, Hart township, in
Warrick county.
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DEPUTY is SELECTED
Connersville Man Given U. S. Post,
Vacant by Johnson Death.

United States Marshal Aft o. Me-
10y today named George H. Haley,
50, Of Connersville. a deputy mar
shall to succeed the late Oscar
johnson. Haley, who since Sep
TENDER has been a special bailiff
in federal court, was sheriff of Fay
cite county from 1928 to 1927.
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Vacuum Oil and subsidiaries 1880 net
was $3.50 cents a share on 1925, go
average shares outstanding. against
S6.96 a share on 5,139.sS7 shares in 1929.
The company also declared a quarterly
dividend of so cents. placing stock on So
annual basis, against 81 previously.
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BY ELMER c. WALZER

United Press Financial Editor
NEW YORK, May 6.-The stock
market held steady to firm today
despite weakness in United States
Steel common and preferred shares
and American Can.
Steel common broke to 1109s, off
81 points and the lowest price
touched since 1924, when the issue
sold at 94A. The preferred stock
broke to 1903, off nearly a point.
American Can made a new low
for the year at 1857, off 21z
points. Weakness in this issue and
the steels led to the belief that some
Of the George F. Baker holdings in
these companies were being liqui-
dated. This could not be con-
firmed.
Auburn Is Feature
The wide swing of the day was
again furnished by Auburn Auto,
which rose to 216, up points. Else
where changes were mostly frac-
tional with the tendency toward
majority of gains.
Around noon Radio Corporation
was at 171a, up 5s; Worthington
Pump, 615s, up rs; Westinghouse
Electric, 602s, off %; United States
Steel, 1903, off 3H; Case, 8O12, un-
changed; General Electric, 431l, up
"; Woolworth Ga, up "A, and United
Aircraft 1914, off /.
List Holds Firm
Weekly steel reviews told of a
reduction in operations of steel COM
panies of / per cent, but indication
for the future were more promising
than had ben expected. The Iron
Age noted that the downtrend of
steel production lis encountering
greater resistance" Sustained activ-
ity was noted in the automobile in
dustry.
Hence the steel industry news was
discarded as the reason for the dip
in the leading industrial stock and
the theory of Baker liquidation sub
stituted. Failure of the break to
bring renewed selling into the gen.
eral market was considered sig
nificant
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Alaska Juneau Gold Mining Company
estimates April profits at sl40.5oo before
0eOreciation and federal taxes. against
ST.. zoo in April. 1880 Four months S547.
255 against S263, $50
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By Times Special

LOUISVILLE. KY, Nav e.-Hoes-Re-
ceipts. coo; market 15c higher; Dos lbs
Up s6,55; 1925 lbs $3.50: lso-i65 lbs.
5 25; stays. $3.50. Cattie-Receipts 400.
marSet; slow steady; prime heavy steers.
Sl2598: heavy shipping steers. $3.50
l.2o; medium and plain steers S5.500625
fat hsifsrs. s65oGs 25: common to me-
dun heifers, $50 $50: good to choice cows
$3.50 $50; medium 70 good cows. $500
$50: cutters. So so: Gamers. S250m
3; bulls. SSG4.5o feeders. s650Di SO: me
GUN to good feeders. s5@6.5o: stockers.
$500 1.29. Calves-ReceiptS 800: market
not established. Sheep-Raceipts. coo:
market. steady: spring lambs. Si0G IL 50:
choice. Si2; fall lambs, s7Gs: fat wool
sheep. So a $50; clipped sheep, $3.50 Tues
DAYS hpments-Cattle. So calves. l05:
hogs. las; sheen 424 0'
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New York Liberty Bonds
BuiIdinu Permits

welt. $500
Walter Short. addition. 1919 North oak-
land. $500
Rent-A-Csr. Inc. sign. IS Kentucky.
$3.50
J. BoSard. garage 1905 Finley. s25s.
ford. $3.50.
w. G Nevkom, addition. sos Beech
wood 5000
Goldsmith Brothers. repairs. l2s Ken
lucky. 81 600.
William Wilson. addition. East Washing
ton and Arlington. $3.50.
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HICAGO STATEMENT

TREASURY STATEMENT
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Walgreem Company April sales were
S466447s ssaiIist $a29a6S4 in April lSSo
months were l7762. O86 against $l7.141,-
$50. an increase of 6-10 per cent. Com
pany had 446 stores in operation at the
end of April. against 444 at the end OF
March 1881. and Ala on April 80, 1880.
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New York cables opened at 1865,
against 4.86 9-32: Paris. checks 124.4l;
Amsterdam, 1910; Italy, 92.8s5: Berlin.
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Crown Cork International Corporation
and subsidiaries of year ended Dec. 81. net
profit of $500 563 after depreciation. in
terest federal taxes. minority interest and
etc. sgainst S4l5. e66 II 1929.
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BIZ United Press

EAST ST. LOUIS. IL, May s.-Hog-
Receipts. $500; market, mostly 25c higher:
some weighty hogs up more; top S745;
230 lbs down. S7.2567.4o: 240-290 lbs,
pigs upward to $3.50; packing sows. IS IS
G6. Cettle-Receipts, 5000; calves, re-
ceipts 1900, market. vealers steady: top
and bulk. $3.50; market not established on
other classes; lover undertone on fed
steers and heifers; a few COWS steady
with some interests bidding lower; few
Texas steers Csc lower than last weeks
average at s5.5oI5.75. Sheep-Receipts.
5000; market. early sales confined TO
springers at s1iG11.25; asking higher for
other lambs with no early sales recorded.
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BIZ United Press

CINCINNATI. o., May Clutter
score, 21@23c; common score discounted
2m3c; packing stock No. l, 1885, No. Q
l4c; No. 3, &c; butterfat, 19@20c Eggs
Steady; cases included: extra firsts. i515c.
seconds, l2%c; nearby ungraded. 15c'
Live poultry-Thin and coarse stock sell
only at heavy discount; fowls, 5 lbs and
and over, l8c; Leghorns, lbs. and over.
lac; ROSTERS, l012c; broilers colored, full
Ieathered, IA lbs. and over. 27c; over III
lbs. soc; over 2 lbs. colored, 32c: partly
feathered, l5@20c; Leghorn broiiers. fIlf1I
IIeathered IA lbs. and over, CSC; over
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United Press

EAST BUFFALO. N. Y. May s.-Hogs-
On. sale, LOO; active 70 all interests,
lbs. $3.50; few mixed lots S7.85; 23o-250
lbs. s7.S007.5o. Cattle-Receipts, so;
COWS. frm; cutter grades, S2.5064. Calves
steady; q good to Choice. So; to mostly oiy
So so: common and medium. S550G8.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900; lambs rather slow.
weak 70 CSC lower; good to choice clip
pers. s9G9.25; mixed yearlings and twos
straight $780, shorn ewes. 81 down.
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BIZ United Press

CINCINNATI. O.. May e-Hogs-Rs-
ceipts. l.400; heldover. none active. Is
showing the fun advance: some weighty
kinds up more; better tte grade, 1920 lbs.
290 lbs. 81; 130-150 lbs. s725; sows
steady: bulk. $3.50. Cattle-Receipts. 200:
calves. 275. generally steady. supply very
light odd lots common and medium steers
and heifers. S5.75G7; few better fin
ished vearlings. s7.5o9s.10; most beef cows,
s4,75G $50. low cutters and, cutters. s3.25
steady to strong: good anad choice So:
top. 81. so; lover grades. ST. SO down. Sheep
Receipts, $50; spring lambs. steady; bet
ter grades mostly s12G1250: one double
deck, 70-lb. averages to shippers at latter
price: common and medium. S9G111.50;
sheep. weak to around soc lower; fat ewes
mostly So down.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-06
STRIKERS RENEW WAR
Vandals HurI Bottles Of Oil, Paint
Into Workers Homes.

By United Press
PHILADELPHIA, May 6.-Van-
dals resumed their attacks today on
the homes of workers at the Phila-
delphia hosiery mills, where a strike
has been in progress for several
months.
Bottles Of oil and paint were
hurled through the windows OF six
homes of persons who have taken
the places of strikers at the mills.
One suspect was arrested by police
upon information furnished by one
'of the victims.
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By United Press

CHICAGO. May -Eggs-Market easy;
receipts, 24569 cases: extra firsts. 165c;
firstS.. 15l2c; current receipts, l40I4hc;
seconds. I3c. Butter--Market. weak: re-
rs 2 seOi rs fSrs l5to sece o5tTa
1SQl912c: standards. 2l%c Poultry~Mar.
ket about steady; receipts. Q cars fowls.
ducks. lac; geese. &C; turkeys. 22625c:
ROSTERS: 131ac: broilers, SIC. Cheese -
Twins. 212qi234c: young Americas. l3Hc
Potatoes-On track. 23A; arrivals, 70; ship
ments. 686; market. dali to Arm: VISION
Sin sacked round. whites, $l15Q1 rs;
bliss triumphs. s3.25@3.50.
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BIZ United Press

PITTSBURGH. May 6.-Hogs-Rece5nts
100; market. 1000 5c higher: l50-210 lbs.
5775d7s0; 22o-240 lbs. S75oG 7.65; pack
ing Sows steady bulk. S55066. cattle
Receipts. 10; market, nominal. Caives-Pe-
ceipss. $50; market. steady; vealers SO
downward. Shsep-Receipts. 500: opening
SLOW, around steady desirable shorn lambs
quoted SS.5On9
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DOW-JOneS
Summary

STANDARD Oil Company of Nebraska.
Qeciared regular quarterly dividend of
30 cents. payable June 20. Of record May
Allis Chalmers untitled orders as of May
|, t0taled ,slo.s27.ooo. against 81 $4,000
ginning Of this year.
Stocks of slab zinc at the end of
April were 1928 short tons, against
l41.49S at the end Of March, and 144,
$50 in February, according to American
Zinz Institute Inc. Production in April
was 29137 tons. against 32,S2S in
March and 29,562 in February. Ship
ments in April we're 27.i1S tons. against
35.224 in March. and 0,249 in February.
Diamond Shoe Corporation April sales
amounted to $16,saoSe'73g: against 81 coo,
s5.62o0S7. against s5.6oo,20l
New York. cables opened at 1865.
against 4.86 1892: Paris. checks 124.41;
Amsterdam, 1910; Italy, 92.ss5; Berlin.
20.422.
Walgreem Company April sales, were
S4,66447s. against .s4,247,6 34 in April 1880,
months were SIT. 762 O86. against $l7.l41,-
$50 an increase of Clio per cent. Com
pany had 446 stores in operation at the
end Of April, against 444 al. the end Of
March 1881. and Ala on April 80, 1880.
Standard Oil of California in first quar-
shares aRa2 IN GEMS cents SaaFe on on
shares in like period OF 1880. The COM
panv declared regular quarterly dividend
May Is
Freight ,loadings- in United States in
week ended April IS totaled 759,272 cars. a
decline of 100 from preceding week, and
147607 below like week of 1880. and 1922,
6l3 below like week of 1929.
Vacuum Oil and subsidiaries 1880 net
was $3.50 cents share on 5,S25,69a
average shares outstanding. against
S6.96 share on 5,139ss7 shares in 1899.
The company also declared a quarterly
dividend of so cents. placing stock on 81
annual basis, against 81 previously.
American Rolling Mil and subsidiaries
049, after taxes and charges. Year ago
earned 81 cents common share.
Crown Cork International Corporation
and subsidiaries of year ended Dec. 81. ret
profit Of $500, 56s after depreciation. in
etc, against s4i5,s6S in 1929.
Alaska Juneau (FOAG MlnllR company
estimates April profits at Si40.5o0 before
0eureciation and federal taxes. against
ST.. zoo in April. 1880 Four months S547.
25s against S2e3,35o
Collins Sc Altman Corporation de-
clared a regular quarterly dividend of
S1.;5 on preferred stock, payable June
/, record May TO-
Automobile production in United States
and Canada in April. totaled 34S,SO9 cars
and trucks, against 289, 1874 in March and
466.28l in April. 1890. according TO an
estimate by National Automobile Chamber
OF Commerce. Four months were 1885,
$50 units, against l,5i4.9Io.
Kaybee Stores, Inc, April sales S24s.soS
against SEAS 68l in 1880; four months,
$500. 302 against $3.50, 204
Morrison Electrical Supply Co, Inc.
April sales SiS0.96T against Sl6S.9l5 IN
1880. Four months. S655,626 against $685.
go
Sinclair Refining Company has re-
dueed its third grade competitive gaso-
line /. cent gallon to cents exciu-
sive of cents state tax. effective in the
Chicago metropolitan area.
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BIZ United Press

TOLEDO, O.. May 6.-cash grain close
Wheat-No. 2 red. s3I2 DC. Corn
e11z n 62lac. Oats-No. 2 white. s2i5G
33lac. Rye-No. 2. 55c. Cio7er-Domestic
prime old. Sl3.75 prime new. s14: prime
October. Sl4.25: December. sl4.50 Alsike
Cash. sl4. Butter-Fancy creamery. 27N
Timothy. % Is cwt.. Beginnipg Mdn6av
May IL. 1ylsdo cash grain prices viii 5e
quoted track prices 2ac rate instead Of
elevator prices as at present RIVE viii
not be quoted track but is available al
elevator prices if desired
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DEMAND FORD PAY TAX
Detroit City Council Seeks 100000
for New Water Tunnel.

for New Water Tunnel.
By United Press
DETROIT, May 6-The city
council has voted to force the Ford
Motor Company to pay a $50, 900
yearly tax on its new water tunnel,
on the grounds that Is per cent of
the ciSy's outlay for unemployment
relief went to the families of Ford
workers.
The Ford company maintains that
because the tunnel runs under a
city roadway on city territory it is
not assessable.
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olsll. rs..nra gaes L. en-. ar,.n nsaa cs.rsA

Following is the explanation of
Ripley'S Believe It or Not which
appeared in Tuesdays Times:
The Moon Is Upside Down in
Argentina-The moons rotation
on her own axis comedies with its
revolution around the earth, so
that our view of the earth's safe
lite is limited to a single lunar
hemisphere. We all are familiar
with the lunar resemblance to a
human face oman in the noon
when viewed with the naked eye.
Now it comes as a distinct shock
to learn that our view of the
moon is not Independent of earth
ly geographical location.
Each inhabitant of our globe,
with varying geographical position
Of the observer, the aspect of the
lnnar disc varies, until south of
the Tropic of Capricorn, the Man
in the Moon" appears suspended
upside down. The irregularly
spotted surface of the moon is
to an observer in the Argentine
the exact reverse of the aspect
with which we are familiar in
the northern hemisphere.
The same principle hold for the
moons phases.
See Professor Max Moeller's
article in the imperial and Royal
Geographic Society Magazine, vol.
So, page SIS, in collaboration with
the Argentine National Observa-
tory (Observatrio NacionaI Ar
gentino).
Dorothy Sawyer Was Uncon-
sciOus for Six Months-A sleep of
six months for Miss Dorothy Saw
yer of Webster Grove, Mo, re-
Gently was ended after an ex-
tended coma that puzzled her doc
tors. She became unconscious last
summer when she nearly was
drowned while bathing in the river
and did not regain consciousness
until last winter.
Thursday: The Man of 100
faces.