davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1934-07-20
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etralfMmO.

Cine bibf9e 4netbOte iiber ben
Deritorbenen MluIiter prof. @eorg
Niemenf9neiber bat fi9 in GtraIs
fun6, feiner @eburtsitoot, srboItsr.
Das @eI9i9t9en fpisIt in Der SUE
aenO3eit Observation-Disclosures, un6 es 1T
feinsr5eit bon Dem 6erausgeber Der
aQeiterrei6if9en Muiits unb Sbea-
%ter5eitung" in elmer eingebenoenWirs
btgung HiemenI9nei6ers ols RDmpOs
niit Diebergegeben pDrben. Der nit
Der 8tOline i9on febr pDblbertraute,
tdiim iiebenidhrise Rnobe bate eine
@entiltrompete betommen, auf Der Ct
erltaunli6 i9nell unO gut feline mus
fitulif4e @%erdnlugung gum Nusorud
brc3te, unb omar, pie fin zines Sas
ses 5eigte, in re9t oerbliffenoer Meiz
L. Der tIeine @eOrs ituno zines
Sonntagsnd9mittass auf Dem Neuen
Marftt gu Strdlfunb un0 blies mad
9~er3ensluft @enerolmdrI9, mos
rduf oenn aud in tur3er 3eif bic qes
fdmte militGrif9e 9efaBung Der Sc
flung BON allen Seiten berbeigeronrt
fam, CUR bD9ften lteberraT9une bes
Remmdnoanten, zines olten @ene<
rals. Nuf bsTen @sbeiB Tu9te cine
S-0onnan3 Ben ltebeltGter un6 fiibr=
te Jpn Dem @enerdI Dor, Der anfGngs
lid gar nidt sIduben t%pplIte, oaB Elm
10 f@lsiner. f9pd9lider Rsrl Der Sc
nerdlmdrf9s8lGfer getpefen lei, biz
ibm biefer auf fein @rfu@en bos
Slid nod einmnI nit Rrdft uno
Nerbe Dorblies. Der nlte 6err todr
bD4f %erftount; e. begdb fi4 bolb
bdrauf 5u Riemtnf9neibers Batter
nnb riet ibm, new Sungen fir Die
Muiit uusbiIOen gu loFen.
Washington Journal., 1934-07-20
1aS erie@tV1 ; Iatetntf@e 9ams.
ttdWs@em.

Sn OitpreuBen ersGbIt man fi4
fo!genoe Mnet6ote aus benz S9ulIez
ben, Ole man pObl gu ben gut cts
funOenen re9nen oarf. Sn einem
tlcinen 2onoitGot9en 5tnnO an Der
SpiBe bes @pmnaiiums aIs Oirets
tor Elm 9umuniit BON reinftem Duis
Ter. Die @orliebe fir Snntar unb
@rammatit, fir Eenopbon unb gd>
ias 3eitiste man9 fOnberbare BIii<
ter. 90 mar Der 9err Director u.
a, aud duf oen GinfaIl getommen,
nit Ieinen primanern allie IA Sage
cir San3frGn39en gu Derunitdlten.
bag nebenbei ben 3ped bate, Die
Rpmmdnoos Der Grdncuife Ooer Der
9uaorille auf srie9if9 unb latei=
mild gu iiben. DieIe SanatrGn3hen
pcren iOpobI Der G9reden Der
G9iiler als aud Der 2ebrer. bic oas
gu rbefDblen" tparen.
Gines Cages begab es ii9. oaB Der
8. DECEMBER, Der @eburtstdg oes 9Oz
rag. b%efonoers feitli4 Ourd elm
Sdnatrdn56en sefeiert peroen ioIlte.
Alle fiisten ii9 ins llnpermeibIi@e
~ nur Der Ssrr RluFenlebrer sOs
g Dor, gu 9aufe gu bleiben. Mm
nd9ften Sag iiebt Der fdulbbetpubte
p.OfsFor Sen Director nit miBper-
gniietsr Miens uuf ii9 sutommsn.
nNun, 9err prOfeNor. Ietoer muBten
mir Sic ia seftern Bel unferem f9O-
nsn Sun5trGn39en DermiTen.- fast
Der @eitrenee in DprtpnrfsboIIem
Son; mir Feierten ben 8. DECEMBER.
ben Geburtstds oes 9orns. Mors
i'm tdmen sic ni1t2" Der pros
fsfiOr, Der ais GpdbboseT f9on be-
riibmt mar, mahte Elm red1t betriib=
tee @siidt uno fdgte: rWiFen sic,
6srr Director, id mar nod 10 truus
rig BON Sdgs porber, Dem Z. Desem-
Der ous 1T nGmIi4 Der SOOestus
beg gicerol@
Washington Journal., 1934-07-20

Golmar unb feline bibfds Jror, On
ma. Die beioeH leben in Wien. gols
man bat bort nit 8rduners 5ilfe
elm Drogengeiddft errt9tet, ous 10
rei9li9 @elo einbringt, oaB bic bei=
ben treffliden Meni4en balo febr
Do6lbdbeno fem fper0en.
SIN @rIenbpf it es tpieoer 70 ge>
miitli9, tpie es Dor 8rGuners @nt>
fii6rung mar, uno Oie tribe s3eit bat
teiner Der 8eteiligten bergeFen. Sn
8rduners S9reibtiI9 liegen nod
3ipei Mnoenten an Die fur9tboren
Gage; cine goIoens 3isarettsnlpiBe
nit 8ernItein un0 elm berbes
S6nuppmeFer. @u9 ods Iebters
peiBt 3tpei 8u9ftaben auf: s. 3.
Smre 8iro uno Sanoor Qa1onp
iinO bic ein3igen S6atteu. Die ~3utpeis
len i'm @rlenbof umgebsn; ionlt
berri4t ou Der beitsrs JrisOen, oer
iiberaa bort gu finoen lift, mo quite
Meni9en Ieben.
Inter oie guten MenI9en tit aud
Der @trOl9 gegangen. @r erfreut Ii9
pieoer ieines biirserli9sn Hamens,
NnOreas Drummer, arbeitet ieBt chen
10 germ, pie er emit gefauIen3t bat,
uno befinOet fi9 in Dem geregeIten Qez
ben oes @rlenbOFes bel po6ler als in
Der traurigen ung~ebunoenbsit Der
2unOtraBs.
Washington Journal., 1934-07-20

nNmberg!' ruff cine bem N6s
i~untten fpDbIbetannte Stimme. Sbm
pirO pI0Bli4 san5 Ieidt ums Ser8.
@r ftir3t CUR Sir, neben Der, nit
benz 9eiidt na9 uutsn. Der Sote
liegt. 8dbreno er ben @9IuFel
umOrsht. Dffuet Der StrDI9 bic
9austir. Run lit es gang ben oui
benz Sang, in benz apei tief srf9iitz
terte WtGnner chamber in Die Nrme
finten.
Soft fsi 0ontl~ fagts Qmberg
frob, oIs 8rduner fi9 pieber oufs
ridtet, uno bieier nieoerbOIt bic
@orte aus tisfitem 9er3en.
@lei9 oarauf nber tpei9t er Dor
benz Sofen 3uriid.
Mmberg foIgte ieinem Bid.
nDas 1T pobl elmer Der S9ufte,
bic Sic gefangen bieIten2" frugte er.
Brduner nidt.
sd min Inn bergeben," fogt CT
na9 elmer Meile, nbenn = er bat
mid beFreien pDIen. Seben sic, er
batte aaes our Tlu9t bDrbereitet -
fir ii9 unb mid -"
nMobrbaftig,~ murmeIt Mmberq.
limb fpiFen. Sic, tper er iffg"
fragte 8rGuner bitter lG9eIno. .Sie
boben in meinem 9aufe ii9erli@
f9On BON meinem liebiten Sugenoz
freunO 2oTpnp reben bDren. OieIer
bu - 1T fein Spbn! Sem @enoTe
ober befinbet ii9 3urosit f9Dn i'm
8eiiB bes 20fegelbes unb Dermutli9
ouf benz Deg bierbsr."
90 beiBt cs eilen!" erpiberte
Nmberg. lnO gu benz Serumtreiber
g~epenbet: nSie bleiben bier. Ser
NeubDrfer 8iirgermeiIter miro baIb
nit mebreren 2eute our @teue fein.
Sir ben San, bob Elm ein3elner
Mann ~"
Sin Reiter NIT elmer Reifeta=
f9e," Derbolitdnbiste 9rGuner.
-. %pantommt," fubr Nmberg fort,
bier baben Sic einen aebolber. sic
tDnnen Do9 19ieBen2"
go DieI f9On, DoB i9 BON gou3
nabe einen in bas 8ein treffe," meinz
te Der Mann eemiitsrubig.
rAber," DerieBte Amberg, n6a toms
men ia i9On mebrere 2ente. g1un
brauhen Sic auf teinen san gu
f6ieBen."
Sdtfdali9 mar Der giirgermeiltsr
nit orei banofeIten Rne9ten einge>
troffen. Sic blieben nit Dem
6reunoe oes Moiuntten i'm @alObauie
3uriid, nGbrenb oiefer in GROCER @ile
nit 8rduner in Dem @agen, in Dem
Die dnoerer getommen tparen, na9
MeuOOrf fubr.
0ort mar bal6 cine bequeme, gez
f9loHene Rutf9e in 8ereitf9aft gez
feBt, in Der 8rGuner uno Ser MOz
iuntt lire Gabrt fOrtIeBten.
@egen bier u6r befanben tie Ii9
in Der @egenO bon MiBelsoprf.
Da iagte elm Neiter an ibnen DDr=
iiber. Nmberg Ordngte 8rGunsr
fdneG in Die buntelife Wagenede.
Der alte 9err besriff iofort.
nBar er es", fruste er baitig.
nSd. es mar elm Heiter nit elmer
Heifetufde. SD babe Jpn troB beg
Nebels oeutli9 geiebsn."
Nmberg fagte es init einem barr
ten 2ddeln un6 figte binou: rNun,
er miro bic bunoerttaufenoe @ulosn
ni1t Ionge bebalten. 90 f9neu, pis
er gebt ni9t ieber @erbrs9er in
Die Safe, Die er feinem 0pfer geiteat
bat
Washington Journal., 1934-07-20

HeIs lelH. SHgIeH SIe tqH gu HtC
uno fOrgen Sic oafir. oaB mir uuges
it0rt bleiben."
annu ging. aur3 Oorduf melosts
lie: n9err Agent Wanners."
5rau 8rGuner 1aD ben gintrstsn=
ben aufmertfdm an. sic bemertte
fOfOrt, DAB Der 3eigsfingsr ieinsr
re9ten SonO bsrbunoen mar, uno
Dab Der 8sIiBer Oiefer tlObigeu Sano
ni9t gana 10 uubeimli9 aus1ab, pie
fte fid ibn borgeteat.
8iro Smre mar gutter 2uune; er
bate gemertt, oaB 5rdu 8rGuner ii1
itrsng an Die @orf9riftsn in ibres
Mannes Brief bieIt, oaB uu9 iis i'm
alfO feline S9nierigteiten bereiten
piirbe.
@r Derneiste ii9 ftumm Dor ibr.
Anna bate bereits Die Sir binter
i4 geIdlORen.
Nun paren Die 3pei ungeftDrt
unO e entipideIte iid Elm tur8es Sc
Iprd9.
nSie bringen mir einen Brief bprl
msinem Mann9"
nSd, bier tit En-"
mSit mein Mann geIun0?"
nGr befinOet Ii9 pObl."
nunO pirO fOfUrt frsigeIuFen tDers
Osn2"
.@obuIo i6 pieoer gu Saufe bin"
nDann Ourf i'd i'm erDartsn9"
r8alo, gndOise Srau. Mebr fam
i'd ni4t fagen."
Dus besriff Jrau 8rduner. sic
f4nitt Oas &uDert auf unO lag Den
Brief.
@r entbielt nur Denige 3eilen.
n2iebe emma!
5ertige meinen 8Dten RAID uno
nit Der Dir eigenen Site uno Be-
iOnnenbeit ab. Gum 3ei9en, oaB
pirtIi4 Oein Mann Der S9reiber
oiefer 3eilen 1T, feBe i9 ods Datum
uno Dus 3ei9en Der, Die in Oeinsn
Srauring eingrabiert Iino. 9er5li9ften
gruB uno - uuf frObes @ieOer~
feben.
Dein aorI.1
Inter benz Ndmen itano oas Dd>
tum ibrer @~ermdbIung uno Oaneben
Daren 5pei insinanoer oeri9lungene
9dnbe 9eaei4net.
5rau 8rGuner bate ibren Srau<
ring, felt CT ibr angeitedt por0en, ME
mebr DOm Singer getdn.
Sic mar IlfO fiher, ooB es ibr
@dtte mar, Der ben u~eberbringer oiez
les 8riefes gef9idt bate.
u5ibren Sic mid in isnes 3imz
mer, an meinen S9reibtif4" fagte ite
rubig gu ibrem 8eiu9er unO 5eigte
auf Die Sir.
8irO tat, pie Inn gebeiBen ipuroe.
Srau 8rduner i9loB Die groBe
Mittellaoe bes S9reibtif9es auf.
%porauf 3ebn itrammgefilte tleine
2etnenfdd9en uno 5ebn oide patete
BON 3panoistronenzN Dten fi9tbar
fpuroen. Quf ben @dd9en uno auf
BIN papierffreifen, Die Die 8anfnoten
5ufammenbielten, nieoerbolte ii9 Die
3abI 8ebntuuleno.
Smres @eii9t mar ountelrOt, feline
4ugen funtelten.
nueber3eugen Sic ii9, pb IS
ftimmt", fugte Grau 8rduner seIdf-
fen.
.Ri9t nOtig; erfens traue i'd Sbs
men unO apeitens lam i9 ia gu
Saufs adbIen."
nMie es Sbnsn beliebt."
Sic fab ibm fin 81, pie er nit
5itternoer 0an0 oas Gel0 in sic Sa=
fde padte. Oabei bemertte iie, bob
er einen fali9en Bart trug.
s@ir iino fsrtis". fugte sr isst nit
5itternosr @timnne.
ST tpOllte sehen. oo belt iie i'm
5uriid.
Sic miifen mid tpieoer uuf metz
men plaB hinausbringen", fagte fie
Ianft.
ST tat ss. Damn berbsuste sr TA
uno sing.
Nnna besleitete i'm Bis an oas
SOr, Oas iie binter inn fdIOB. Grit
als er i4On 0rauBen mar, be-
merfte iie. OuB feline porbin gauge
f9loffe Sai@s ieBt nit irsenoettpus
sefiint mar.
Damn ging re RAID mad Der SaGe
uno utmete erlei9tert uuf, ais tie
Grau 8rGuner fin la9eInO einen
Brief Isien fab.
-
Sp6onnd bat. bon Der MihI[eitner
Washington Journal., 1934-07-20
@ieb3e6ntes Ropitel.

On Dem gIei9en Sage sesen orei
nbr rift JrGulsin Milesta, BON
8 robSgn3ersbOrf bertOmmeno, Die
StraBe mad Miihleiten entlang. Sic
befano ii9 auf Dem 9eimritt uno
ma9te. I'M nidt gar gu friib NAB
9aule gu fommen, einen llmpe9. Sbre
Sante bate nGmli9 geninf9t, bag
lte erit gegeu abeno beimtommen
iole; uber SObannu bate es bel
6rau Boigner einfd9 ni9t mebr
ausgebalten, dbnte tie oO9, OaB ibre
Sunte iiA in elmer gefdbrIiAen Gage
bsfinbe.
Sobanna bate Den sun3en Sag
feline rubige Gtunoe gebabt uno mar
aud ieBt febr aufseregt.
Mie lie 10 our9 ben 3iemli9 oi9z
ten gebel rift, lduf9te unb fpGbte
Ie na4 alien Geiten uno dls sinmal
cine Derod9tige @eitalt in ibrem Sc
ii9tstreis auftuudte. sriff lire 9uno
iofort mad Dem HepOlDer, ben lie bel
Ii9 trug.
Nber tie beourfte ieiner nidt. Der
Mann. Elm Iebr betannter Walodrbeiz
ter. 5og b0flt9 bic MiiBe, als er an
ibr borbei ging. uno fie ld9elte drser=
li9 iiber lire NerDen.
Washington Journal., 1934-07-20

Sobannd bat, bon Der Miiblleitner
Settle bertommenb foeben oie gtlee
errei4t, Die gum @rlenbof fii6rt, ba
iiebt ie Our9 Den Hebel unoeutli9
einen Mann Dor ii9. gr remit -
er feuat er Deri9ninoet binter ei<
mem Strdu9 uno gleidoeitig
l9reit elmer nit sSofefs Stimme:
rSduft! Glsnoer @9uft! Die SaIGe
6er!" 0ieiem S9reien folst elm
Itummes Hingen.
Sobunna, Ole oen Rdmpfenoen
idOn gana nobe 1T, iprinst BON
pferoe unb elf auf Die beiben gu, Die
geraOe in ben Graben rOllen.
SEPT taudte Der cine auf. @r
bGlt cine 5ui9e. @r 1T Sobanno
fremO - Elm falider Bart fdat BON
Ieinem @elidt in ieiner linten
gldn3t etpas. Gin MleFer2 Sin
DOI6g Gr 5idt Die Muffe segsl
Sofef, Der iebt empprf9nsLt un0 ii9
uuf i'm pirft. Da sibt Sobanna
einen S9uB ab = er trifft, aber
niht Den Ri9tisen. Soief iintt.
in oas Bein s~etrOffen, nisosr. Der
anoere tit beil unb ipringt nit feis
ner 8eute oabon. @lei9 barout
bort man ii9 RAID entfernenoeH 9ufs
f@las.
SOhunnu tniet nsbsn SOfef.
Isle Armsr!" tIagts iis. $50
Washington Journal., 1934-07-20

DrudfebIer. Sci @ene.
raj I feierte nan seftern in intimem
JamiIientreiie Die 8~erloluno opeier
ED@ter.
Washington Journal., 1934-07-20

5rau 8rGuner befono iid INN
oieie .3sit ALIEN in Ser 9aIle. SIN
9e~renbauie fparen fett geitern nur
Die neibli9en DienftbOten; BON Der
StraBe Der tonntt ieber ungebinoert
gu Trau 8rduner gelaneen. oenn teis
ne Der 9iiren. Die gu ibr fiibrten, mar
perfGlDhen.
8is jeBt bate uber Hra ntemano
ben freien 3utritt benuBt uno Grdu
emma fDurbe f9on ungeouloig.
@Oeben ite[te Mnnd elm @las Wafz
Ter Dor iie bin. uls Die SOrflin9eI ers
tinte.
n@sben Sic mad. iper es ift". fosts
6rau 8rGuner. Mnna frat an ous
Geniter.
Sin Mann nit elmer grOBsn
Safde itsbt orauBen", beriAtete fie.
Sic fab nidt. pie ibre 9errin Die
9Gnoe ineiRanber prebte, ie b0rte
nur Trau 9rduner sana rubig ias
gen: .Das miro oielsr 4srr Nlans
Washington Journal., 1934-07-20

Sabre paren bergdngen.
6rau Sobanna 6Dn Mmberg, bic
nit ibrem @utten iebt bic 9epirt=
l9oftuns oes Suites beIOrgt. 1T nod
INNER f@nsu gum 9an0eln bereit;
trOBoem 1T ie cine mudere gr5ies
berlin ibrer beiben aLlsrliebIten Rim
Der, Die niht nur ibr unb hires Man=
nes b0dites Slid biloen. aud Dem
alien gbepuar, oas nun gang itil
fir ii9 lebt. iino ie Der @onnen=
i4ein i'm 9aufe.
gu Den lisbsn @dRen. oie i'm @r-
Isn9of Uerts9rsn. ge1Oren aud SOist
Evening star., 1934-10-08
Eastern Division.
DOG FIELD TRIALS
LISTED THIS WEEK
East's Best Pointers, Settlers to
Compete Thursday, Friday on
Farm Near Potomac.

a PPROXIMATELY fifty Of the
~ finest pointers and settlers in the
East will vie for the handsome
trophies offered in the twenty-second
annual Fall trials of the National
Capital Field Trial Club Thursday and
Friday on the Hal Dawson farm near
Potomac, Md. There will be a two
stakes, a derby and members all
age, to be run in that order. Many
of the winners of trials now in prog
ress in Maryland and Virginia will
take part, including participants in
the Oriole Field trial competition at
Towson, Md, tomorrow.
AS the Dawson farm provides fine
course, the club will run the entire
trial on the one course, instead Of
following the usual procedure of run
ming over many. Birds will be lib
Grated between heats to insure every
dog getting chance to show his
wares.
The Judges will be Walter S. Bring
man of Baltimore and r. w. Farmer
of Redlands, Md, both veterans at the
job Drawings will be held Wednes-
day night at $3.50 o'clock in the club
house off Bradley road, following a
buffet supper for members and their
friends.
Spectators will be able to see the
whole course from a hillside, arrange
mentS are being made for luncheon
and roads to the farm will be marked
Thomas P Baldwin is president of
the National Capital Field Trial Club,
with DR.. E. E. Huffer, first vice presi-
dent; Elisha Hanson, second vice
president, and Ford E. Young, secretary
and treasurer.
Evening star., 1934-10-08
Floor Coverings
Industry Shows
Steady Progress
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, October 8-Marked
changes in the distribution of floor
coverings during the past few years
which indicate a relative decrease in
the production Of rugs and carpets
and an increase in that of asphalted
felt-base floor coverings to almost 25
per cent of the combined total, in
comparison with 13 per cent on the
eve of the depression, are reported
in the October issue of the Index,
monthly publication of the New York
Trust Co. Value of all floor cover
ings produced in 1888, it is stated,
was $l19, ,424,000.
Discussing future prospects of this
industry, the Index says: With
substantial increase in consumption Of
carpet wool, manufacturing gains in
the production of asphalted felt base,
and a firming up of the price struc-
ture for both hard and soft floor COW
erings, the industry as a whole closed
its first half at the end of June in a
very considerably improved condition
as compared with that of year ago.
While future prospects are not con-
sidered unduly optimistic, it is gen.
orally believed that the last half of
the year should, in conservative degree,
carry on this improvement. Con-
tinued concentration on the popu-
larly priced grades is forecast by the
industry, while further gains in the
general economic situation should
eventually be reflected by greater de-
mand for all types of coverings"
Evening star., 1934-10-08
GROCERY UPTURN
BEST IN FOUR YEARS
Increased Food Consumption,
Which Started Last Year
Proceeds at Faster Rate.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

OpCSld4 OASpdLIAl W 4Ac GbdEs
NEW YORK, October 8.-The in
crease in the consumption of foods,
which started last year and carried
the total for the country to around
90,000,000 tons, for which the public
paid approximately S180O0,O00, 900,
has proceeded at more rapid rate
thus far in 1884, according to Dun &
Bradstreet, Inc.
With the exception of May to
July, monthly distributive totals have
been successfully higher, with abrupt
gains reported for both August and
September. The curtailment of sales
in some of the industrial centerS, and
the unemployment increases in dis
trictS where there has been a lack of
F. E. r. A activities have been more
than counterbalanced by the in
creased expenditures of farmers.
Buying from wholesalers and manu-
facturers is being done with more
confidence than last year, orders are
for larger amounts, and a growing
percentage of the better grades of
goods and fancieS are being included.
Manufacturers of breakfast cereals
are having one of the best seasons in
years and good headway is being re-
ported by flour mills, coffee roasters
and sugar ref1ners. The unit output
of nearly all manufacturers and pack
ers of foodstuffs is well in advance of
last years.
In contrast to the situation pre-
vailing in the majority of industries,
the leading units in the grocery trade
had larger earnings in the third quar-
ter than in the second one. In a
number of instances totals were above
those for any quarter back through
1881, and the cash position of some
of the large distributors is the best
that has been achieved since 1880.
Evening star., 1934-10-08
BEARS FACE DUAL
FIGHT THIS WEEK
Pittsburgh and Cardinals
on List-Tie Detroit for
Pro Loop Lead.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
H1cAGo, October a-Round-
ing out strenuous schedule
4 of three games in eight days,
the Chicago Bears. battling
Detroit for the leadership OF the Ma
tional Foot Ball Leagues Western divl-
sion, will meet Pittsburgh Wednesday
night and the hometown rivals, the
Cardinals, next Sunday.
The Bears started their busy eight
days yesterday with 21-to-7 victory
over the Brooklyn Dodgers at Brook
lyn. but they failed to gain the West
ern race, as Detroit nipped the Green
Bay Packers, 3 to 0, at Detroit. In
the rest Of next Sundays bill Brook
lyn meets the New York Giants at
New York, Detroit goes 10 Philadelphia.
Cincinnati visits Green Bay and
Pittsburgh tackles Boston at Boston.
Harry Newman, reeling of a 93-
yard touchdown run from the open
ing kickoff and kicking three field
goals, personally conducted the Giants
to a 16-to-13 decision over Boston'S
Redskins. Pittsburgh took a 9-to-7
victory over Philadelphia's Eagles.
The Cardinals downed the Cincin-
natl Reds, 10 to 0, to go past Green
Bay in the Western division standing.
The standing:
Evening star., 1934-10-08
FISHERIES CHEERED
ON PACIFIC COAST
Western Industry Already As
sured Most Profitable Season
in Five Years.
special Disnatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
SAN FRANCISCO, October 6.-With
the industry already assured of the
most profitable season in five years, the
Pacific Coast annual fish pack is ex-
pected materially to exceed last years
valuation of S55 900 600, the Bank of
America California; comments in a
weekly survey Of Far-Western business.
The canned fish and by-product in
dustry of Alaska and the three Pacific
States Of Washington. Oregon and
California is currently enjoying higher
prices FOR edible timed fish. oil, meal
and fertilizers. An increasingly active
domestic market for all of these COM
modities further brightens the outlook
for the 193435 season, the bank adds.
An exceptional run and favorable
weather conditions were responsible for
an increase Of nearly 1000, 1000 cases of
canned salmon in Alaskan waters at
the close of the season last week. A
phenomenal sardine run in the waters
Of Northern California, said to be the
largest In the history Of the industry,
has cheered fishermen of that section.
Evening star., 1934-10-08
Stars Saturday
In Grid Battles

BY the Associated Press.
Kurt Warmbein, Michigan State
Scored two touchdowns against
Michigan after his passes paved
way for Sebo's field goal.
Herman Bassman. Ursinus-1n-
tercepted Pennsylvania pass and
ran As yards for touchdown that
brought 7-6 victory.
Duane Berry, Washington and
Lee-Played outstanding defensive
game at guard in victory over
Maryland.
Dick Crayne and Oze Simmons,
Iowa-Gained 200 yards and scored
all three touchdowns against North
western.
Ed Goddard, Washington State
Completed two long passes and in
tercepted one against Southern
California.
Henry Grouse, Tennessee-Ran
back North Carolina's opening
kickoff 90 yards for touchdown.
Al Barabas, Columbia-Made
two touchdowns, one on 71-yard
run, to beat Yale, 1875.
Bohn Hilliard, TeXas-Did all
teams scoring in 7-6 victory over
Notre Dame, gaining Sc yards on
Is attempts.
Buzz Berries, Navy-Scored, two
touchdowns and passed TO James
Mini for third against Virginia.
Evening star., 1934-10-08
Citrus FUTURES
WILL Be TRADED
Produce Exchange to Add
Fruit Dealings as Soon
as Possible.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, October 8-Stabili-
zation of the citrus fruit market is
the goal Of the New York Produce Ex-
change, which plans to launch trad
ing in that commodity for future de-
livery.
Oranges and grapefruit will be ad-
mitted to trading when the necessary
machinery is established Lemons
will be listed if there is a demand.
said Samuel Knighton, exchange
president.
Advantages Of futures trading, as
outlined by Joseph H. Matthews,
chairman of the committee COM
pleting arrangements, will be price
stability, elimination of a glut of
fruit in any one market. price in
surance," and creation Of a market
which will allow the natural law Of
supply and demand to operate.
Producers representing interests in
Florida, Texas and California have
been in touch with Matthews. The
strongest demand for creation of a
futures market comes from them, he
said.
When grading regulations have been
established under Department of
Agriculture sanction and trading con-
tracts drawn, citrus fruits will be
ready for trading. The exact time
has not been set.
Citrus fruit purchases now are
made from the producers at auctions,
with prices depending on national
and local marketing conditions.
Exchange members say a producer
could sell q contract in a futures mar
ket in an amount equal to his growing
crop, and by thus hedging his crop he
could insure himself against violent
price swings.
Middlemen also can take out such
price insurance" by purchasing
futures contracts as a hedge against
promised deliveries to wholesalers.
Fruit that has been hedged could
be held off the market for more IA
vorable prices, exchange members
point out, thus preventing an over
supply at any one market.
Bankers are said to grant loans
more readily on a hedged crop, and
in that manner a producer can OBJ
tain cash more easily than on a crop
which would have to be sold at the
prevailing market price.