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Evening star., 1932-01-31

"Fool-Proof Auto is Problem for
Engineers" ran a recent headline. The
problem will be solved entirely only if
and when the first part of the hyphen-
ated word is obsolete. Nor will this
happen in any year beginning with 49,"
Evening star., 1932-01-31
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Evening star., 1932-01-31

A movie actress earned her way from
Kansas City to New York and on to the
stage by painting greeting cards. She
should be eligible for some high Office
in International Society Of Greeters.
Evening star., 1932-01-31
Limited.

"Are you ready to make personal sac
rifces in order to serve your country?'
yes" replied Senator Sorghum.
But they've got me limited. Id put
three or four times as much money into
my campaign if they'd let me"
Evening star., 1932-01-31
Impenitence.

IT'S kinder awful when I think
OF hours I've fooled away
A-Angerin' on the rivers brink
TO watch the ripples play;
A-watchin' silvery clouds that float
Acsost the crystal skies,
Or ssoppin' by the hour to note
The dancin' butterflies!
I might have been a-savin' coin
An lpilin' bricks on stone,
An fn,din' easy folks to join
Their money with my own;
An yet. whene'er I think OF 1t,
My Keart grows warm an gay,
somehow don't begrudge bit
The hours I've fooled away!
"A trut, friend" said Uncle Eben, y!
q man dat can't fohgit favor nor re
Evening star., 1932-01-31

Jud Tunkins says he hopes communi-
cation with spirits will be perfected so
that great men can come back and give
their own opinions Of what historians
saw
Evening star., 1932-01-31
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Foresight.

"I suppose you attribute your great
success in life to your own foresight"
said the magazine biographer
yes" answered Mr.. Dustin Stax.
"In what way did it manifest itself?'
"In picking out smart lawyers to look
q fter nv affairs"
Evening star., 1932-01-31

The hard times cloud has one touch
of silver-the suavity and courtesy Of
taXicab drivers.
Evening star., 1932-01-31
Demonstration.

Unskilled zeal is often first
In evidence and longest.
The player who performs the worst
Wants the loud pedal strongest.
Evening star., 1932-01-31
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Evening star., 1932-01-31

SUNDAY. January 81, 1882
Evening star., 1932-01-31

An extra edition Of The Star of Jan
uary 25 1882. announced that the Jury
La gaceta., 1932-02-15
TRIBUNA OBRERA
I

EsoS individuos que lanzan
"a eStupida palabra ''limosna"
cor ra cua'quiera proposition
de SECURE obrero y de aliyio a
los hombres sin trabajo, han 81
do vigorosamente caracteriza-
dos per ell represcntante La
guardia de New York, en- la
forma siguiente: "Yo puedo ir
al mercadO aQui, en- Washing
ton, comprar un papagayo en-
$500 y ensenarle enseguida a
decir estas palabras, "limos-
ma" "limosna," "limosna.' Pc
70 ell papagayo nunca podra
entender 10 que es un probe
ma econ6mico, no importa la
paciencia que Sc caste en- ex-
plicarselo de manera satisfac-
t%oria."
La gaceta., 1932-02-15
PARA LA MUJER
(POr la Srta. r. T. Garcia

Ell DR.. H. A. Reye en- IN re-
ciente discurso ante ell Institute
de Salud del Nino, manifesto
que las madres modernas crian-
do sus criaturas bajo metodos
cientificos, no deben permitir
que su afecto hacia elias con-
tinue disminuyendo.
"Mostrar POGO afecto a las
criaturas-diio besandolas por
reloj y cosa parecida, puede ser
tan perjudicial al infante como
eran los m6todos de "A madre
que para dominar a SUI bebito lie
mecia Y mecia, o toleraba a sus
p~arieRtes V amigos besarlo Y
apretujarlo".
Una recommendation que no
puede aplicarse todavia a las
madreS latinas de Tampa. en- 10
La gaceta., 1932-02-15
Gus Diaz y Oscar Gutierrez. a

Gus Diaz Y Oscar Gutierrez. a
los cuales acuSan de traficar y
render drogas her6ieaS.
VarioS de eSos i~ndiyiduos
yendieron morfina a los agen-
ties del gobierno por onzas y
c~antidades mayores.
Sc decidieron q actuar los a
gentes al enterarse de que e,
precio de la onza de morfina
continuaba baiando en- esta To-
calidad, 10 que indicaba I'm au
mento en- Ia venta Y consume.
Hace varias semanas ell precio
de la onza era de $1,000 y la
semana pasada habia bajado
hasta $4,000.
Todos los detenidos, la ma
yor parte de los cuales Sc ha-
llaban durmiendo en- sus domi-
cilios, fueron encerradoS en- la
carcel de la ciudad a DISPOSE
ci6n del comisionado Pinker-
ton. Probablemente Sc exigira
a cada uno fianza de $4,000.
La gaceta., 1932-02-15

"Go soy un Rey, no un cons
pirador," dijo en- una epoca ell
La gaceta., 1932-02-15

que al afecto Sc refiere, por2uo
afortunadamente las mujeres
latinas todavia sien.en por el
hogar la prediction de sus an
tepasadOs.
Pero la madre pobre de los
barrios latinos debe tener pre-
sente esa parte que Sc relaciona
con ell mecer de las criaturas Y
ell apretujamientc, besuqueo y
demas actos de les parientes Y
amigos.
Y voy a repetir las palabras
del DR.. Reye para las que toda-
via mantienen ell intense grade
de afecto a la infancia que carac
teriza a los pueblos de progenie
hispana, no olviden que a los nj
nos no Sc les pone a dormir con
ell BALANCED de las cunas nj Sc les
"engorda" con los besi.os impro
La gaceta., 1932-02-15

la adopci6n de una nueva
norma destinada a dejar sin
trabajo a las mujeres casadas,
Sc ha sugerido como un medic
para aliviar a los desocupadoS.
Sc ha dicho que las mujeres
casadas no necesitan TRAFALGAR;
que 10 hacen para gOZar del
lujo de los capitalists. Ahora
surge la Liga de Mujeres Ira
balad0raS y explica la false
dad de esa actitud en- un infor-
me que dice: "Casada o no ca
Sada, es sensatO asegurar que
la mayor parte de las personals
trabaian pOr su vida pOrque
no tienen otrOS medios para
mantenerse y mantener a los
que de ellos dependan. La ra-
ION mas contundente que lleva
a las mujeres casadas a traba-
jar, es la de que las ganancias
del marido son demasiado ba-
jas y no cubren los gastos de
la familia."
La gaceta., 1932-02-15

Cyrus H. X. Curtiss, rico pu-
blicis.a del Saturday Evening
Post, hizo un donativo de 800
mil pesos para ayuda de los O.
breros sin trabajo de la ciudad
de Filadelfia. En- Navidad, los
empleados de Curtiss, que "a
c0stumbraban a recibir bonos
anuales, en- esta vez no encon-
traron NADIA para disfrutar de
las fiestas. Parece ser que ell
ST. ,Curtiss quito de una parte
10 que diera en- la otra, 0 que
lie quito a sus trabajadores 10
que despu6s regalara a los sin
trabajo.
La gaceta., 1932-02-15
OTRA PROTESTA DE ESTA-
DOS UNIDOS E INGLATE-
IRA

Washington, Feb. 15.-Los
gobiernos de Estados Unidos !,
Inglaterra han presentado otra
protesta contra ell Jap6n por ell
uso de la IONA International
de Shangai como una base mi
litar para atacar a los chinos.
Las tropas chinas resisten ell
ataque japones parapetadas
fuera de la IONA.
La gaceta., 1932-02-15
CHINA PEDlRA Ell BOYCOTT
DEL JAPON

Ginebra, Suiza, Feb. Is. -
Invocando ell Art. Is del con.
venio de la Liga de Naciones
China Sc prepare hoy a deman-
dar Sc autorice Ell boycott eco
nomico contra ell JaDon, la mas
rigurosa medida que figura en-
ell corvenio de la Liga.
La decision de w. w. Yen,
ell delegado chino, hubo de coin
cidir con un informe remitido
3 la Liga por su comite inves-
tigador de Shangai, en- ell cual
Sc dice que ALI existe un abier-
to estado de guerra, y que la
ofensiva esta por complete en-
las names de los japoneses, Gu
yo objeto es capturar los fuer-
ties de Woosurg y alejar a los
chinos hasta una considerable
distancia de la poblacion.
Firman ell inferno ell Condo
Galleazzo Ciaro, yerno del pri
mer ministro Mussolini de TIA
liza, y ell Consul General Italia
no en- Shangai.
Junto con la noticia de que
Ell Japon habfa desembarcado
$4,000 hombres en- Shangai, ell
informe conmovio intensamen-
tie a la Liga.
La asamblea general fue pc
dida por Yen ell pasado viernes
y dice Sc halla determinado a
mantener su apelacion 81 ell
consejo decidiera no convocar
la asamblea por ST mismo.
Naotske Sato, delegado ja-
pones, manifesto que Sc opon-
dra a la peticion china.
Circular rumores de que ell
Japon tiene ell proposito de re-
tirarse de la Liga 81 la asam-
blea es convocada, pero la de-
legacin japonesa ha desmenti-
do este punto enfaticamente.
Mucha fmportancia Sc concede
al hecho de que en- lugar de ir
directamente a las oficinas de
la Liga para information, ell
delegado japones visito a Re-
nee Massigli, delegado fran
css, con ell fin de procurar la
opinion de este sobre ell proce-
dimiento indicado para convo-
car a la asamblea.
La gaceta., 1932-02-15

Francia, a quien Sc presen-
ia como la esperanto y ell or
gullo del sistema capitalista,
informa de un aumento de 1870
en- ell numero de sus hombres
sin trabajo y una disminuci6n
de 1870 en- los ingresos de los
ferrocarriles. Italia informa de
su situaci6ns diciendo que los
negocios no estan en- malas
condolences, relativamente.
La gaceta., 1932-02-15

Ell padre Cox, de Pittsburg
Pennsylvania, organize una
manifestation de hombres sir
trabajo para recordar que el
mundo esta SECURE para la de.
mocracia.
Con toda la seguridad de Ia
democracia los hombres tod4-
via no han encontrado trabajo
y esperan que ell gobierno f.
deral les ayude.
Ahora bien, ell padre dice
que sus admiradores lie piden
presente su candidatura, a la
p~residencia de la Republica. Y
con Ell en- la presidential Ell nun
do estaria SECURE para la de-
mocracia y para la igleSia ca
tolica.
La gaceta., 1932-02-15

La avaricia esta a punto de
imponer otra guerra a la huma
nidad. Ell Jap6n viene comba-
tiendo por mas territorio, la par
tie mas RIGA de la Republica chi
ma. La avaricia por parte de
los ricos directories de todas las
naciones aparece como la eau
sa primera de todas las que
rras.
La riqueza debe ser puesta
a TRAFALGAR para la felicidad de
todos los hombres, no para es-
clavizarlos.
La gaceta., 1932-02-15
pios y los apr2tcnes inconven;2n

-> 49,
ties.
Los modistos de Paris, lee
mos. han tomad medid2s para
cvitar que sus modelOs exclusi-
vos sean ccniados per los com
rradCres franceses V eXtrania-
rOs que cOncurran a sus anua-
les evhihicionee do mHjas, en-
los meses del veranO. En- ell fu-
turO CUaiGuier cCnpradCr que
desee aSiStir a unO de esOs actos
tendra que dspC tar con ell mo-
disto, por adelantadO, una can
tidad eGuivalento 2 $4,000. La
sYma Sc lie acerditara en- la COM
pra de los nuevC5 modelos, pero
uUsdara en- las manos del mods
to s. = hcmbre no compra NADIA
Varias firmas de Paris no
cCntinuaran admitiendo a sus
exhibiciones los llamadck cal
Quiladores d mcdelos", cue com
pran modelcs para alquilarlos
deSpues a los cOpiStaS.
La supervision de sodos los
compra3ores sera mas estricta
Y Sc impodira IA entrada a cual-
quiera individuo scsrechoso.
Con respecto a los EstadoS
Unidos los mcdistos han conve-
nido en- nc entregar sus modalos
antes del II de febrero.
Al frente de este movimianto
figuraN Patou, LEON, Caillot.
LanVin, Paquin. Worth, Won
net, SchaDar,ll; VI eros. Solo
uno de los modiStos de fama,
'hanel, ha resuelto no adherir-
- a es0s acucrd0s.
La gaceta., 1932-02-15

ex-rey Alfonso de Espana. al
Gran Duque Alexandra de Ru-
STA, que con el conversaba. AL
fonso dice que 6l es un Rey.
Pero el pueblo espanol sostia-
ne cue no es un Rey.
Y en- la controversial la ra.
ION esta de parte del pueblo,
que lie destituy6 en- ell momen-
to oportuno.
La gaceta., 1932-02-15
LOS AGENTES FEDERALES
lDETUVIERON AVER A
VARIOS VENDEDORES DE
DROGAS HEROICAS

Los agentes del gobierno fe-
deral, ayudados por los detec-
tives del municipio, arrestaron
aver a Lucas Gullo, vecino de
la Gale II No. 2106; Tony Sua
rez, de la calle16, 291212; Lu,
10 Pitisci, de la Gale II y Ma
nuel Rodriguez, Joe Catalina,
La gaceta., 1932-02-15
E~NTREVISTA DEL MINIS
TRIO DE NEGOCIOS EX-
TRANJEROS DEL JAPON
CON LOS EMBAJADORES
DE ESTADOS UNIDOS IN
GLATERRA Y Fl3ANCIA

Toxic, Feb. 15.-Llamados
por ell ministro do negocios eX-
tranieros del Jap6n, conferen-
ciaron con el en- la tarde de hoy
los embajadores de Estados Uni
dos, Inglaterra y Francia.
En- la entrevista ell ministro
les explic6 las razones que han
obligado a su gobierno a enviar
mas tropas a Shanghai.
La intenci6n de los militares
Japoneses, de acuerdo con ell 60
bierno, es expulsar a los chinos
hasta un lugar SECURE, a respe-
table distancia de Shanghai, en-
case de que las tropas chinas
rehusen r%etirarse voluntaria-
mente.
Sobre ell movimiento de tro-
pas Sc ha empezado a ejercer la
censura, aunque Sc sabe que ell
teniente general Kenkichi Yue-
da, cCmandante de las tropas ia
ponesas en- Shanghai, presenta-
ra un ultimatum a las fuerzas
chinas, demandando su retira.
da. ST ell gobierno chino rehu-
sara cumplir con los terminus
del ultimatum, Sc lanzara una
'nueva ofensiva con los refuer-
EOS de hombres y municiones
desembarcados aver.
The Kusko times., 1932-10-08
ANDREW WHITE COMES T0a END OF LEES TRAIL AT,
 THE ANCHORAGE HOSPITAL.

Andrew. iAndyl White.. for many years resident of Takotna. .- came to the end of life's trail at. the Anchor age. Hospital at about the lnoon4 hour on Saturday last, after having been taken to the hospital from here a little over week ago. The cause of death is asserted to have been lancer of the stomach.
 MT. White had been in apparently good health, so far as known, up, .to about three weeks ago, when he be- came ill and confined to- his bed bf what was thought to be. a bad. case of constipation or digestion. Many. at tempts were made to bring relief. but all of which failing he, as stated went. to Anchorage Hospital in hope of obtaining relief. His malady, how ever, was such that that. hoped-for result was not to be realized, due usk- doubtedly to the fact that it had pro- gressed too far before decisive action was taken.
 Mrs. w. H. Sterling was one who did all in her power to effect cure. and much credit is accorded and due her for her. efforts in his behalf of the sufferer. Much praise is also due Lee Lamprecht, he having been the constant companion of Mir. White during the, ~latters illness.
 Andrew White, born in New. Bruins wick, was about 78 years of age at the time of death. As a young man he timbered in Maine, following the same occupation on his march West ward in the States of Michigan and Wisconsin, and also tried his hand at erailroad work in the Vest. He was one of Alaska's pioneers, having been up. in the Kobuk section before the {;days. of. Nome, which place saw him next. He was at Iditarod in-the early days of that camp, and for the last ldozen- years or SO had resided in this section
The Kusko times., 1932-10-08
Tnrbule nC,.te.;>
 At london
7RrO1rNG AND DISORDERS FOL- LOW ARRIVAL OF ARMY
 OF UNlsMPL0YEU...

LON.DON-Tae converging, here dIK;ng. the past .fe whours of, many thousands of the vanguard of Brit aims a1my of unemployed, the forces of which, coming from Sctland, the Midiands, Wales and nearby parts, have bean headed. Londonwards for a number of days,.4 yesterday marked the4outhsrst of many demonstrations, with much rioting and many disor- ders i1s all partts. of Londsn's area. All insall.. it was, day of turbulence such as London has n ot witnessed in many years.
 Thousands piwoted at the Royal Pa.ace, with avoMed threats of as sault. While the police were endeav- bring the almost.a hopeless task of keeping back the the huge crowd, the day was saved at this point by bursting forth of melody from one of the bands, when the lines reformed and marched to other parts.
 Within the Royal Palace prepara. tions. were being made for the forth- coming visit of Princess, Helene of Sweden, at which, following the ban- qaet.., it is asserted, was to come the announcement of the betrothal of one of Britain's princes and the Princess Helene.
 Other thousands of unemployed, men and women, are arriving hourly, and the greatest, apprehension exists as to what the clima xviii be.
The Kusko times., 1932-10-08
:HENR YFORD GIVES HOOVER
 SUPPORT I NBROADCAST

DETROIT.-In. a.. radio. .,, address broadcast by Henry Ford last even ing the veteran auto manufacturer declared that Eff President Hoover was a Democrat, with his record dur ing. the last four years, would have to support him.. President Hoover is carrying a greater burden than Abra ham Lincoln carried and carrying it in a way that places him beside Lin coin in sacrificial service"
 Ford disavowed that he was mak- ing political speech. He declared that party politics had never meant to him.
The Kusko times., 1932-10-08

 Clergyman
' OUND GUILTY OF MuRDERING
 WIFE. TO MARRY GIRE HALF HIS AGE.

MUSKDGEE, oKla.-Late today. a District Court jury reported it had foand. the. Rev. S.. A. Berrie, 52 years old. rntrocked pastor, guilty of the charge of munder- The jury recc1m- mcnded punishment of life imprison- ment. The State had charged that Berrie had poisoned his wife SO he could marry the 19-year-old Sunday sch0ot teacher, who became his bride few weeks after his, wife's death,
The Kusko times., 1932-10-08
JOHN RASkOB PUNGLES
 UP TO DEMOCRATIC FUND

NE WYORK.-John J. Raskob, whose admiration for Al Smith. led him to- take charge of the 1928 Dem ocratic campaign, has contributed the sum of $25,000 to- the party's cam paign fund, according tos announce ment by Chairman James Farley.
 Farley, who succeeded Raskobs as national chairman, also announces. that the national committee, since the commencement of the present cam paign, has paid off $100,000 of the S300,000 owed to a Ne WY ork bank, as part of the 1928 deficit. This was made, possible, he explained, as the result of economies practiced at heads, quarters.
The Kusko times., 1932-10-08

WASafINssTesN.. - Representative Hamilton Fish, Jr., Republican,, New York, after a. conference with PEesi- dent Hpevsr today. issued a state ment attacking Franklin. N. Roese- welt for pussyfooting and ducking of such an issua as; tha recognition of Soviet. Russia.
The Kusko times., 1932-10-08

At. the Anchorage Hospital on Wednesday. last daughter was born to MT. ands Mors. Frank Speljack. Late reports. are to- the effect that mother and daughter are doing fine And pa,, out on Little creek-well, we opine he's still thinking this is a pretty good little world, after all
The Kusko times., 1932-10-08

Manager S.tA. Harvey and. Henry Rigg, of Juneau, sought a,scoastruc- tion permit from the Federal Radio Commission for a broadcasting sta tioh at Juneau, but were unsuccessful and then. sought tn einfuence. of DeE
 egate WicKersham's office in the eff fort to secure. permit. The difficulty in securin gxnY additional stations in. Alaska iess primarily in tie fact that the Territory is in the fifth zones which is already IS per cent over it's quota. Tie. fact that the Alaska Power & Light Go. is no longer oper- ative in Juneau does not tend to give any other company a preference, as the commission has determined that the already over quotAaOf the zone must be rednsed rather than be main tsined or increased. Insthe last ses- sion of Con1aassAa billswas introduced that would k&&A, the effect of remox- ing Alaskaafroin it's present zone and thus allow -ihealestablisaing of many additional Ststidns in the Territory, when the ape1unt qualifications, are complied with.' II. .h9'measure was en- dorsed by the. Radio Commission, but it was not reachadS on the calendar, but it is expacted'A Ahahit will pass at, the December, session. Another req. son why a permit could not issue to the. contemplated station at. Juneau.
The Kusko times., 1932-10-08

SAN RERNARDINO, Calif.-Au- tkoities painted their investigation at gangland circles today in an edort to .penefrate the mystery surrounding the murder of a,red=headed girl whose nude and battered body was found by a prospector living on lonely road nea 1a1ere.
The Kusko times., 1932-10-08

SAN RANCISC0.-Lieut. Com maader Myron J. Walker WAS on his wzy West from tliea United States naval air station at Lakehnrst,, N. J., today to become executive officer of the naval air base at ShnnYvale, &C., cording to press dispatches.
The Kusko times., 1932-10-08

James s. Truitt, Democratic candi- date fer Attorney General for the Territory of Alaska. made a brief visit here while en route to Flat, fly ing over with Pilot Wnchell of the McGee Airways.
The Kusko times., 1932-10-08

DETROIT.-Four alleged commun- ists, in custody of police and Federal agents since they participated in the anti-Hoover demonstration Saturday night, were freed today on habeas corpus writs sought by their attor- neys.
The Kusko times., 1932-10-08

NEW YORK.-Five thugs made : $50 600 haul today from the plant of Kastenhuber & Lehrfeld, relners of precious metails, Brooklyn. The thugs bound and gagged ten employees dur ing tn eholdup.
The Kusko times., 1932-10-08

Fitzpatrick, 27, and Carl Lee Pugh, 18 months, were burned so badly that they died today. Fitzpatrick was was heating the connection to water proof some canvas, when the mixture became ignited.
The Kusko times., 1932-10-08

Mrs. Joh Rieck is nursing badly wreuched wrist, received yesterday in falling nan icy road She is some what improved today
The Kusko times., 1932-10-08

JACKSONVILLE, Fla.-Five new boggings reported to police brought to total of twenty today the num- Der reported whipped by night riders on this vicinity within recent weeks.
The Kusko times., 1932-10-08

WASHINCTON-The United States has asseutei-to a proposal for an ex- tension of the naval holiday agree ment, which is scheduled to expire on November 1.
The Kusko times., 1932-10-08

BUENOS AIRES.-Madame Lu- pescu, with whom King Carol of Ru- mania lived in exile, arrived here on the liner Nerutia today.
The Kusko times., 1932-10-08

ST. LOUISA divorce obtained in Reno, New, was held void in Missouri today by Circuit Judge Taylor in set- ting aside a decree granted Edwin M: Raney, St.. Louis.
The Kusko times., 1932-10-08
By ". A. s..

WASHINGTON, Sept. 26.- Earl Johnson, a. former well known news paper man fromg Alaska. brother of Mrs H. L. Faulkner, of Juneau, drove over from Ohio last week to attend the funaral of sister, who. died sud- denly a. few days ago.
The Kusko times., 1932-10-08

HOILYWOOD.Bel Bennett vet eran actres softhes cf the screen, is slowly sinking and her death is only a matter of few days. according to her physician.
The Kusko times., 1932-10-08

LOS ANGELES. - The Southern California Edison Company today re- ported .netprofit of $la,150,38 af- ter all charges and taxes for the 12 months ended Sept. 30.
The Kusko times., 1932-10-08

Ernie. Cove, following completion of his operations on Little creek re- turned to town Wednesday,
The Kusko times., 1932-10-08

NEW YORK.-Directors of Stude- baker Corp, Inc, today declared the regular quarterly dividend of $1.75 on the preferred stock, payable Dec. l. to stock of record November 3.
The Kusko times., 1932-10-08

MgSKOEEE. 0Kias-An Indirect paea for the death. penalty today marked the close of arguments by Philip K. Oldham, county attorney, in the trial of Rev. Steven Althea Berrie, charged with murdering his wife in order to may, a gil half his age
The Kusko times., 1932-10-08
Alaska Interests At
 The Nations Capital

was because of wrcngs equipment des- ignated in the application, and of in- sufficient Aformation suppaied,
The Kusko times., 1932-10-08

LONDON - The pound sterling continued to slump today, closing st $3.28 1-2, compared with Mondays close at $3.31 1-2, new low for the present movement