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La gaceta., 1931-10-14
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Tuvieron su pinata.
Asistie los siguientes nj
nos: Angelica, Betty, Joe y Ma
ry Tnez Nistal, AdalberticO Fer
nandez, Salvador Spoto, Conchl
ia, Maria, Gracielle Y joaquin
to Mascunana, Tony Muniz,
Frank, Steve y Sara Lazzara,
Conrado Delgado, Jr., Joe y
Peter Castellano, Mary Scaglio-
le, Mary Alfonso, Doralys Arias
Ray Grimaldi, Olga y Julia Mo
an, Aurorita Fernandez, Ma
Y Garcia, Frances y Dora Sea
lone, Alicia Marrero, Rosario
inton, Joseph Falsone, Espe-
lncita Galiano, frankie y Ce-
ste Costa, Teddie Gcimaldi,
ngie Spoto, Albertico Haber y
'ony Valehti, Jr.
Tn beso para la linda nina.
La gaceta., 1931-10-14

Juan el Superlist0, otrO ami
90 ~nuestro, sin rodeos mantle
ne que los pueblos necesitan de
la prostitution, de las "maqui-
nitas", de la Bolita y de otros
iuegos para divertirse y progre
sar.
Para este Juan son enemigos
lie la industrial, concrete, etc,
les ciudadanos que pierden 81
Tempo criticando 10 que tant'
~entretiene y alegra a la multi.
tud.
La Bolita, dice 6l, es I'm fac
nc de innegable importancia Ell
dessnvolvimiento de toda mu.
licipalidad bien organizada y
.dministrada jugando la Bolits
= pueblo Sc olvida de los bajos
rrales, adquiere ideas moder
las, Y con ell sacrifice diario d.
~incu>nta centavos, puede Heval
/ sus boIsiIlos, 81 la "sueyte Il
sopla', 40 0 45 pesos.
Con Ia Bolita y otras parcel.
das atracciones", Sc hacen rico.
los Banqueros, los que proteger
a estos y el dinero circula, cir.
|cula en- b~eneficio de los conner
ciantes.
Juan el Superlisto tiene auto
La gaceta., 1931-10-14
Los D~IPUTADOS DEL SHE
RIFF CAPTURARON SO
MAQUINAS DE JUGAR

Ell Sheriff Joughin ianz6
aver a diez diputados en- seis
camiones a trav6s de la ciudad
de Tampa y sus alrededores,
con instrucciones para incau :
tarse de todas las maquinas de
juegos prohibidos ue encon-
trasen en- ell canine.
En- los primeros momentos
lograron recoger unas 33 ma
DUMAS, pero al POGO ratio los
avisos telef6nicos recorrieron la
ciudad con mayor rapidez Y en-
mas de 100 establecimientos
que figuraban en- sus listas, los
diputados encontraron que es-
tas habian sido escondidas y
trasladadas a otros lugares.
Los hombres de Joughin con
ttnuaron anoche sus visitas a
toda clase de establecimientos
en- los cuales las maquinas de
Juegos han estado extrayendo
Pasa a Ia 4al
La gaceta., 1931-10-14
Namero/242
ECOS DEL CAYO

Ell lunes Sc inauguro en- ell
parque de esta ciudad ell nue.
Vo sistema de jugar a la pelo-
Ia, conocido por Diamond Ball.
A las ocho de la noche diez DO
tentes reflectores iluminaron
los terrenOs, hallandose ALI
congregadas mas de tres mil
personals.
Varios clubs, representando
a las empresas de Electricidad,
Gas, Relif y del Monte, fueron
constituidos para tomar parte
en- ell campeonato organizado.
Todas las GALES alrededor
del parque Sc llenan de auto
movies. Las gradas dan asien-
tos a hombres, mujeres y ninos,
pagando cada spectator la
pequena suma de diez centa-
voS.
Tienen capacidad las grade
rlas para unas 300 personals.
Sc ha dividido ell parque en-
dos parties, una para la pelota
y la otra para paseo y entrete-
nimientos de los nihos.
Mas que un "diamante" de
baseball Ell terreno parece una
gran Feria, y Sc oyen los grit0s
de los sin trabajo, desespera-
dos, Vendiendo mani, dulces,
sodas y manZanas.
Muy cerca, ell mar envia su
constante brisa parahacer OIL
Vida< los sinsabores y extender
la algeria de la juventud.
Los juegos Sc terminan a las
once de la noche.
La gaceta., 1931-10-14
: CARfA CABLEGRAFNA DEaSPANA

IS liders que tom, Jon parte en-
4 debate de aver, sostienen que
4 enmienda al articulo "a va di-
igida contra los jesuitas.
Sc cp~usieron a la enmienda,
stimandola muy radical, ell pre-
.dente provisional, Sr. Alcala
'amora, y ell ministro de la 60
ernacion, Don Miguel Maura.
81 Ia enmienda Sc aplicara a
s jesuitas, estos encontrarian
efugio en- Belgica, segun los Ii
ars catolicos.
Ell artfculo 3 de la constitu-
on prohibe a la iglesia empren
Ter actividades comerciales in
'ustriales y educacionales.
La gaceta., 1931-10-14
DE~MOSTRACIONES EN- CON
IRA DE LA IGLESIA

Madrid, oct. 14.-Violentas
emostraciones en- contra de /;
,lesia Cat6lica tuvieron lugal
yer, teniendo la policia que so
,citar ell apoyo de la guardia CT
il para mantener ell orden.
Grupos numerosos de traba.
.dores recorrieron las GALES
itando "Abajo la Iglesia'.
Los cafes y establecimiento.
,1blicos fueron cerrados.
La gaceta., 1931-10-14
LAS ORDENES RELIGIOSAS
QUE RECONOZCAD UNA
MAS ALTA AUTORIDAD
QUE Ell ESTADO SERAN
DISUELTAS
La Republica Espa1ola no ten
dfd Religion Official

Madrid. oct. IA la cons
titucion de la republica ell con
greso i%ncorpor6 aver un nuevc
articulo que repudia la religion
cat6lica, que oficialmente fuere
la de la monarquia, como la reli-
gi6n del estado.
La rep1blica, por 267 votos
contra Al, no tendra religion.
DeSpues de un violento deba.
te de Is horas Ia asamblea nacio
nal aprob6, por 259 votos con,
ira 178 una enmianda al articr
10 "a disponiendo la disolucion
de aquellas 6rdenes religiosas
que reconozcan una mas alta au-
toridad que ell estado; tambien
Sc especifica que las propieda-
des de las 6rdenes puedan ser
nacionalizadas cuando asi pa
rezca beneficioso:.
Antes de que Ia anterior vo-
taci6n sc e~fectuara, los diputa-
dos cat6licos propusieron 20 en-
miendas, una por una, todas en-
caminadas a defender los inte-
reses de la iglesia.
Ell presidente Besteiro rompi6
su quinta campanilla, desde que
ell Congreso empeZara sus sesio-
mes, cuando los diputados socia-
listas y cat6licos Sc fueron a las
manos, pegandose de punetazos.
y Los socialists recordaron du-
Ante ell debate, que ell Papa, en-
una de sus recientes encfclicas
de caracter politico, manifesto
que I'm buen cat6lico no puede
pertenecer al partido Socialista.
Antes de que Sc aprobara la
enmienda, Ell articulo "a, que
disponia la Immediate Iisolucion
de todas las 6rdenes religiosas,
habia sido rechazada por Io4 ~
tos contra 80.
Los radicales socialists apo
s9n ell articulo y los sociaI1s3
tas ensiguieron hacer triun-
far la enmienda.
LA ENMIENDA VA CONTRA
LOS JEsUITAS\
La gaceta., 1931-10-14
EN- OVIEDO


Madrid, oct. 14.-Comunicar
: Oviedo que aver ocurrieror
Ii des6rdenes de caracter anti
9ligioso.
Grupos radicales y trabajado-
IS hicieron demostraciones Ell
svor de que las 6rdenes religio
IS sean d~isueltas.
La guardia civil esta patru
'ando las Gales.
Para evitar serios motines loo
establecimientos han cerradC
us puertas.
La gaceta., 1931-10-14
l. EFECTO DE LA SEPARA
CION EN- Ell VATICANO

Madrid, oct. 14.-LOs despa
lOs de Roma aseguran que el
Sticano ha tornado con mu-
ha calma ell acuerdO de la asam-
lea nacional espa1ola, separan-
o ell estado de la religion.
Green en- ell Vaticano que las
ondiciones en- la republica no
,eran desfavorables al quito ca
La gaceta., 1931-10-14

En- su Residential del n1mero
1905 de la Gale Duval falleci6
hace pocos dias la Sra. Espe-
rama Perez de Pons, esposa
de nuestro estimado amigo ell
Sr. Horacio Pons. FL sepelio
fue una sincera demonstration
de simpatia, concurriendo re :
presentaciones de las logias Or
den Caballero de la Luz, Caba-
lleros del Aguila de Orc y los
Odd Fellows.
Centenares de automobiles
formaron EN- ell cortejo.
Lleguen con estas lineas a
sus familiares, nuestra sincera
expression de condolencia.
La gaceta., 1931-10-14
Del E8pdHOL

Del E5paaOt
Como die en- notas a~nteri0res
la Secci6n de Recreo prepare su
Cabaret para Ell dia "a del Co
rriente.
Tcca an los Varsity Boys J
los Southerners.
Habra un Midnight Show"
en- el teatrO.
FL edificio escOgido es ell de
Ybor,
La gaceta., 1931-10-14

Sentado en- la defensa de un
agtom6vil Sc qued6 dormido,
cayendose, ell joven Oscar Or
tega, de l6 amos, vecino de cs-
tn poblaci6n.
A consecueHia de la caids,
Oscar experiment. la fractura
de la columna vertebral y o.
tras lesiones.
Con la esperanto de salvar-
le la vida Sc lie hizo una dificil
operaci6n quir1rgica, falle :
ciendo despues de var;os dias
de lucha con la muerte.
Esta desgracia cause profun-
da pena. Descanse en- oaz ell
hfortunado joven.
Juan v. De'EAdo
La gaceta., 1931-10-14

Lo sdiputado sdel sheriff Jou,
Chin Sc apoderaron aver de 81
Amacuinas infernales, de esas
que tragan medios, reales, pese.
tas y hasta d6lares.
Pero la mayor parte de las
"maquinillas" desaparecieron
de la vista del pdblico, no pu-
diendo ell sheriff apoderarse de
elias. Ell Diablo Sc mezclo en- la
question y los duenos de las "la-
droneras" Sc enteraron a item
po Y les buscaron albergue Sc
guro.
GCuanto tempo barbarian en-
reaparecer, con la misma fires
cura" de antes?
Con la "retlrada' Y captura
lie las "maquinitas', ell condado,
u no estamos NAL enteradoS, ha
uedado completamente lin
)io".
Los cafes "bolit4ricos" Sc han
errado y los vendedores de "bo-
ia" los que Sc ganan la eXisten-
ia lleVando su mercancia de ca
a en- casa, estan va convencidoa
lie que ell ''pasado" no voivera.
Y 10 mejOr de TODD, segun aft
Ia Juan ell Bobo, es que el Dia
70, pesarOso, sostiene que L
3olita es una bendicion para
sta comunidad y particularmen
e para los que la dirigen.
Juan ell Bobo es un amigo
puestro que Sc entusiasma Guam
10 lee en- los peri0dicos de alui
, de cualquiera otra important,
iudad, que las autOridades Sc
poderan de las "Iadroneras'',
ersiguen los juegos prohibidos
hacen que la prostitution 81
cutie.
Juan cree que 81 las maquini
as, sin los juegos Y limitada IL
PROSTITUTION, ell hombre que ira
ala puede "distribuir" me1or
IS reales que CANA.
No cree Juan que esos 'vicios'
yudan al progreso de la espe-
lie humane y en- SUI "intransi-
encia" llega hasta ell punto de
5uponer que sin ellos ell obrero
desterraria la falsa esperanto,
equilibraria su "presupuesto' y
Sc amoldaria a vivir en- intimC
contacto con la realidad, prepa-
randose para un future mas
justo, menos desigual.
La gaceta., 1931-10-14
)e los Aguilds

Esta Logia prepare para ell
etc de Noviembre un "Caba-
ct" en- los salones de So local
ocial.
Todo el interior del edificio
stara primorosamente adorna-
%.
Sc venderan mesas.
Tendran buenas orquestas.
Magnifico acto de variedades
Ia entrada costara un peso.
Seguiremos dando detalles.
La gaceta., 1931-10-14
CumpledH0

pledA08
La encantadora nina Stella
Grimaldi hija de los esposos 10
sta y Tony Grimaldi, celebro
su tercer ano de vida en- La resi-
dencia de sus padres, con un
Halloween Party.
Qued6 muy concurrido.
Recibi6 muchos regalos.
Los ninos c~oncurrentes fue-
acknowledgements obsequia-
dos.
La gaceta., 1931-10-14

MULROONFY HA ALEJADO
A LOS PANDILLEROS DE
LOS SALONES DE BALE.
UTILIZANDO A BELLNS
MUJERES
La gaceta., 1931-10-14

Una pandilla de graciosos
una de las muchas que Sc ha.
''dt stapado" en- Ybor Y en- otro,
lugares de la ciudad, oper6 e
lunes en- los alrededores del edit.
clio ae la Legion Americana.
Los "ninos'', nos escribe IN
vecino a quien apreciamos, Sc
OmpOrtaron como rufianes; en-
traron violentamente en- el salon
lie bale, cortaron Ia luz, rom
pieron los bombillos y Sc roba
ron las botellas de soda.
iSon unaS "criaturas' de ma
"a education y, para SUI desgra,
ia, la eScaseZ de trabajo impi
lie que puedan ser titles a sus
'amiliares Y a la sociedad!
iQue pena da yer aIgunas es
uinas llenas de "muchachoS"
Iue Sc pasan ell dia esperanto
que DioS les encuentre ocupa
ion y les "ensene a ser hon
bres".
La gaceta., 1931-10-14

Por haberse cascade cinco We
es, a un ciEdadano de 81 amos
, condecoraron a cinco amos de
,residio.
D0ce meses p0r cada muier
uave sentencia para un super.
mb6cil.
La gaceta., 1931-10-14

Al estudiante Enrique de Ii
lsa 10 ha encarceladO, pOr terrC
ista, el gobierno de Don Geral
o MachadO.
Enrique es un j6ven inteligen.
e, radical, que sin tenor a la
muerte ha venido laborando Ell
'ontra de la Dictadura.
iSuponemos que no Sc le
plicara la "ley de fuga, nj 81
q pOndra en- contacto con los ii
Nurones, tirandolo desde la CO
0 el MORO.
GUn ciudadano de Cuba no ii
lie derecho a pensar como lie
lenga en- ganas?
La gaceta., 1931-10-14
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS

m6vil nuevo, viste con elegan-
ella y es amigo de muchos ciuda-
danos influyentes. Sobre Ell "ra-
diador' de SUI autom6vil ha
puesto esta divisa Haz dinero Y
pobres y ricos tie fespetaran,
Juan ell Bobo para ganar ochc
pesos tiene que "elaborar' mi
tabacos; viste como mejor pue-
de, con "ropa vieja', Y todavis
no ha llegado para el la bora de
pasear en- autom6vil propio.
La gaceta., 1931-10-14
ELENA Lara

ElViaG Lara
Esta encantadora senorita ha
sido cperada en- la Clinica 81
Bien Pdblico, de APPENDICITIS, POI
los Dres. Adrian Bustillo y j
Guerra.
Su estado es satisfactorio.
LIE deseamos un pronto resta'
blecimientO.
La gaceta., 1931-10-14

LA ENMIENDA VA CONTRA
LOS 'EsulTAs
Madrid, oct. 14.-Algunos de
La gaceta., 1931-10-14
Del Circulo CubanO

Del Circlo CabdnO
Recibimos invitaci6n de la
Secci6n de Recreo para la matt
nee que dara ell pr6ximo domln-
go.
Tocara La misma orquesta y
los precios seran los de costnm-
bre.
AtberticO ChdVez
Este nino, hijo de los esposos
Hilda y Alberto Chavez, cumple
on ell dia de hoy cuatro amos.
Gracioso e inteligente.
LIE deseamos un feliz dfa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-13
NEW YORK, November - I'D,

Prague, Czechoslovakia, expects to
open next year it, eleventh bridge
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-13
CORPORATION
REPORTS
TRENDS AND PROSPECTS OF
LEADING ORGANIZATIONS.

NEW YORK, November 13.-The fol-
lowing Is a summary of important cor
poration news prepared by the Standard
Statistics Co., Inc, New York, for the
Associated Press.
News Trend.
Brokers' loans declined $4,000, 900 in
the week ended November IL to 1881, :
900, 900. This is the tenth consecutive
week that decrease has been reported
and brings the total to the lowest fig
ure since November 9, 1921. Loans OF
member banks for their own account
declined $30,0O0,000, while loans for
the account of out-of-town banks rose
10000 900, and for the account OF
others dropped $7,000,0a6.
The Companies.
Art Metal Construction, deficit nine
months to September 80, $286,329 VS..
net income $325,724, equal to $1.01 a
common share.
american Anyways - Passengers
carried in first nine months numbered
81 POP, passenger miles totaled $500, 728,
air rail and commercial cargo totaled
1,338,831 pounds.
Alabama Great Southern Railroad de-
clares semi-annual dividends of 81 each
ON preferred and common stock, but
onits extra dividends usually declared
at same time.
Atlas Powder-Current years sales on
about 10 per cent.
Baldwin Locomotive Works october
consolidated shipments, $1,655,000 VS.
"a, 568, 900; 10 months $19,533,000 VS.
$5O, 448. 600; untitled orders, october 81,
totaled SO, 638 900 VS.. So 1881 900 January
!, and $12, 532 900 year ago.
Chain Stores Development common
share earnings, six months to June 80
80 cents.
Follansbee Bros five Toronto rough
ing mills resumed operations after
thrce-wcek shutdown.
General Motors October retail deliv-
cries of Cadillac-La Sale cars tota' ed
1927 units, up 16 per cent over Septem-
Der.
Parafine Companies cuts floor cover
ing prices to IS per cent.
Railway and Utilities Investing de-
fers action on dividends on $3.50 and
So series preferred stocks; paid 1921
cents q share on $3.50 series and 37K2
cents on So series September /, 1881
business as of November 10, 1881, about
SIC ,OO0, 900 VS.. $23, 724,9 73 June 80, and
$31 ,195, 1876 December 81, 1880.
Underwood, Elliott Fisher declared II
cents common dividend; paid 81 Sep.
TENDER 80 and $l25 quarterly prior
| thereto.
Bethlehem Steel-Chairman reported
negotiating for control of Pittsburgh
Steel through exchange of stock
California Packing passed quarterly
common dividend; paid so cents Sep.
| tember is.
Radio Corporation-Attorney Genera
holds little hope for settlement out o.
court OF antitrust suit against com
pany.
warner Bros. -Reportet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-13
PROFESSIONAL SELLING
CAUSES STOCK DECLINE
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, November 13.-The de-
cline in the stock market average from
the high point Of Monday had
amounted to points when trading
was resumed today. Industrials had
experienced a reaction of nearly 8
points. Both the rails and public utili-
ties had lost a fair portion 0f last
weeks rally. Commodities were well
down from their high prices. Alto
gether, the market was again In a
testing position.
Practically all of the selling on which
the market has reacted this week has
come from the professional element.
Liquidation has been in small volume.
There is no emergency stock hanging
over the market. Technically 1t Is
strong. Many brokers believe the re-
cent rally has been rather fast and
would prefer to see the market become
quiet and move evenly around the
present level.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-13
CAROLINA TOBACCO
E PRICES ARE LOWER
g.
Drop of $4.99 Per Hundred Pounds
"a Reported in Market
~
at Raleigh.
By the Associated Press.

:. RALEIGH, N. c., November ia
: total Of 125.49s,567 pounds of pro-
qducers' tobacco changed hands on
North Carolina markets in October at
!. an average price of 1898 hundred
: pounds, which was $4.99 per hundred
pounds less than the average of $l4.92
: paid for l42,094, SOS pounds in October,
: 1880.
- The Federal-State crop reporting
service in its october summary, an
nounced yesterday, lists a total OF
241. 70l 1928 pounds sold in the State up
to November / at an average of 1899
compared with 1887 to the same date
last year.
81 Prices were reported "distressingly
low" In the old belt.
Monthly averages for tobacco this
year have been: August, with sales
confined to the South Carolina belt,
SPA per hundred: September, with
sales on in other belts, 1886 per hun
dred, and October, 1898.
"The tobacco situation in North Caro-
lima is rather unusual this year." the
report said. Weather conditions have
been out Of the ordinary. while the eco
nornic situation is resulting in a con-
siderable proportion of the crop not
being sold after reaching the market"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-13
'FENNER & BEANIE co.
Z FIGURES IN MERGER
Firm With Washington Office
s1
Consolidates With Unger-
leider & Co.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, November 13.-Consoli-
dalton Of the prominent stock and cot
ton commission houses of Fenner 81
Beane and Samuel Ungerleider 81 Co.
was announced today.
Negotiations for consolidation have
been completed and the actual merger
Is expected to take effect around De-
.cember /. The merged firm will have
Offices throughout the South. Middle
West and Southwest, and will be the
ssecond largest wire house In Wall
Street.
Fenner g. Bean is one of the lead
ing cotton commission houses in the
United States, and Is also a member OF
the New York Stock Exchange and
other exchanges. It's principal office is
in New Orleans. 1t has ofdces IN sew
eral cities in the South, as well as in
New York and Paris, France.
~
Fenner & Beane has maintained an
ONCE in Washington for many years.
It is located at 1880 K street northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-13
OUTSTANDING CREDIT.
ITEM SHOWS DECLINE.
Decrease of $4,000, 900 Revealed
in Report of Federal Re-
serve Banks.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
The daily average volume of Federal
Reserve Bank credit outstanding dur.
ing the week ending November II, az
reported by the Federal Reserve Banks,
was $2,095 Zoo, 900, a decrease of S79,N
100000 compared with the preceding
week and an increase of $1,000, 0oo, 900
compared with the corresponding week
in 1880.
On November II total reserve bank
credit amounted to $2,564, 000, 900, a de-
crease of $45 1000, 900 for the week., This
decrease corresponds with decreases of
$26,000,0 900 in money in circulation and
$23, 100000 in member bank reserve
balances and an increase of $35, 000, 900
in monetary gold stock, offset in part
by an increase of $4,000, 900 in unex-
pended capital funds, non-member de-
posits, ETC., and q decrease of $2l ,000,.
600 in Treasury currency adjusted.
Holdings Of discounted bills. in
creased $500" 900 at the Federal Re
serve Bank CT Philadelphia and declined
$10,000,000 at San Francisco, $4,000, 600
at New York, 100000 at Chicago and
s21, 100000 at all Federal Reserve
Banks. The systems holdings Of bills
bought in open market declined !$45.-
600, 900. while holdings of United States
securities were practically UNCHANGED.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-13

discussing sale of Brunswick Radio, sub
sidiary to American Record.
Long Bell Lumber deficit, nine
months to September 80, $3,2s6,003 VS.
deficit 1923, $40.
MacAndrews & Forbes common share
earnings. nine months to September 80
81 81 VS.. $2.02.
New England Telegraph and Tele-
phone September gross up 90 per cent
net earnings up 90 per cent; nine
months gross up o. per cent, net earn
ings up So per cent.
Norwalk Tire & Rubber net income
year ended September 80, $98 sos, equal
to 10 cents a common share VS.. deficit
$194, 400.
Durham Hosiery Mills net income,
nine months to october 3, $24,017, equal
to 10 cents a preferred share VS.. deficit
$46,23e nine months to September 80,
1880.
General Steel Castings-Deficit, nine
months to September 80, $2,003,12 VS..
net income $859,465, equal to 80 cents
a common share.
Great Atlantic g. Pacific Tea of
America-Dollar sales, five weeks to
October 81, of 5.4 per cent; tonnage
volume up SO per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-13

Ohio cigarette tax Melted almost
$1,000 900 in its first so days Of opera
ton.
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PARIS BoURsE PRICES.

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Children s Week in Bo0kS-Outstanding Con-
h1bntions From Many Authors-Animab
asHeroes of Ne7O Stories.
animals

other content with no vengs to obscure them
1t may be the atmosphere so rare and cold. It
may be something else that has produced his
remarkable manner of writing
A story of danger, hardship heroism. The
story of a silver fox, in the deep dilemma of
choice between q safe home with a beloved
family of humans the hazards of the wild,
so persistently calling This was the way of it.
A mean skunk of fellow set the silver one
free one night, to get even with the master
whom he hated. The story itself concerns the
struggle of the creature between native impulse
and the growing habitscf friend1iness that had
come upon him.
The author has been a hunter a friendly
hunter CD in his own country all his life.
Therefore this tale takes on the substance of
report and record Not an easy story to read.
Too personally absorbing. Interest m the ulti-
mate wellbeing of that brave and ingenious
animal becomes too keen for anything like COM
posture. The days and nights those of
menace and escape for the silver fox, of new
danger and! True, the matter is long
way Off But that is exactly what it is not. It
is near, immediate, impelling. And, besides, it
is not strained story, not sentimental pos
turing before the theme. Without question it
is as authentic as life student of the native
animals could make it. 1t is near and clear,
too, in the quite unusual art of this Norwegian
writer. A beautiful story and narrowing one.