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Evening star., 1935-12-02
CORPORATION
REPORTS
TRENDS AND PROSPECTS OF
LEADING ORGANIZATIONS.

NEW YORK, December 2.-The fol-
lowing is today's summary of cor
poration news prepared by Standard
Statistics Co., Inc, New York.
Schenley Distillers' Corp.-Stock-
holders of company authorized crea-
ton of 200, 900 shares of So per cent
cumulative preferred stock, $l00 par
of which it was contemplated to sell
10000 shares to bankers.
Illinois Central Railroad-Company
asked Interstate Commerce Comnls-
sion for permission to sell 100000
additional equipment trust certificates
to P. W. A. in connection with the
recent allotment by P. w. A. OF $S,-
600 900 for the road for air-condition-
ing and equipment repairs.
Murphy &C. c. Co. - Company
has filed a registration statement
with S. E. C. covering 10000 shares
of S per cent cumulative preferred
stock and subscription certificates
therefor and $4,000 shares of COM
mnn stock; of the net proceeds $780,
900 will be applied to redemption on
February 3, 1886, at S1l0 a share, OF
80 900 shares of 8 per cent preferred
stock.
Eastern Steamship Lines, Inc
Out -.nding first perferred stock OF
company was called for redemption on
January 2, 1886, at s1o5 a share; reg
ular quarterly dividend Of SITS a
share on first preferred was declared
payable January 2, 1885: from ano
after December 2, 1885. first preferred
shares would cease to have any voting
dividend and other rights, except sole
right of holders to receive redemption
price.
United Aircraft Compliant o.
Pratt g. Whitney Aircraft Co., sub
sidiary, at East Hartford, Conn, il
operating its plant with large force
and has orders booked at the present
time to assure continuous operations
until Spring.
General Motors Corp-Chevrolet
retail deliveries in first 20 days of No
vember totaled 60,707, or nearly
double the previous high for the pc
riod; Chevrolet production for Novem'
Der was increased to in excess of 100,'
900 units.
Ford Glass Co.-Fed
eral Judge Hahn. Toledo, ordered tt
trial the patent suit filed in 1884 by
Celluloid Corp, against this company
alleging infringement of patents COW
ering manufacture of safety glass.
Aluminium Co. of America.-lt wa
announced that seven years of litiga
ton in which Baush Machine Too
Co., unsuccessfully sought 100000
damages from Aluminium Co. Of Amer
lea have been ended with filing OF
stipulation in Federal Court at New
Haven; it is understood the settlement
involved a monetary consideration, bu
the amount and other details were no
disclosed.
Crown Willamette Paper Co.-Com'
pany called for payment January l
1896, at 103 and interest $500, 900 O
its first mortgage per cent bonds
due January /, 1851.
United States Steel Corp.-Omcial!
of American Steel g. Wire Co., sub
sidiary, announced plans to construc'
new rod mills at Joliet, ILL.,; cost wa
placed at $3,000,00o.
Evening star., 1935-12-02
SANTAANITA DRAWS
RACING'S BIG STARS
List of so for 100000 Turf
Event Expected as Books
Close Today.

BY the Associated Press.
OS ANGELES, December Nom
- nations for the Santa Anita
100000 handicap, world richest stake
race, close today with half hundred
of the country's leading thorough
breds expected to be on the list.
At the top of the array when i'm
posts are announced December ID
we're expected to be Discovery, lead
ing handicap runner of the past sea
son. and AZucar, winner Of S108, 400
here in the inaugural last February.
Nominations will be announced to-
morrow.
Webb Everett, racing secretary of
the Los Angeles Turf Club, announced
maximum top weight in the mile-and-
a-quarter classic here February ~
would be 130 pounds, with the mini
mum 100 pounds.
Discovery, Alfred Gwynne Wander
bilt's great runner, was expected to
head the list at 1870 pounds in view
of his impressive Summer record. He
carried as high as 139 pounds sue
cessfully late in the season.
Evening star., 1935-12-02
Some More Highlights.

CEORGETOWN took bitter defeat in
~ its game with New York Univer-
sity. Going into the last period lead
ing 60, it saw Capt. Machlowitz Of
the Violet catch a fine punt from
Joe Meglen's toe and see-saw 40 yards
through the Hoya mass to goal. Then
it watched Somma kick the extra
point to avert what would have been
a stunning upset. But the Hoyas
kicked over the experts dope bucket
by spanking Manhattan soundly.
What was Maryland's meat was
Georgetown's poison in Washingtons
big intra metropolitan game of the
year. The HoyaS stopped everything
the Terrapins had except Guckeyson.
That rangy lad sprinted SO yards to
a touchdown early in the game and
followed with the most thrilling run
of the year here when he took the
secvnd-half kickoff and crashed
through the field 90 yards to the
decisive score.
George Washington won't forget
that narrow miss of score in the
EblCc bdllC. EctC W1t1 tOUA 1u-
yards pass from Leemans only to be
thrown within foot of goal as the
half-time whistle sounded. Nor win
the Colonials forget that 21-yard field
goa, by Capt. Harry. Deming that
got them 80 win over Tulsa. Nor
the 10000 at the Alabama game and
the $4,000 that attended the Rice
fray. Those clouds Of defeat had
silver Innings.
OF Washington's Little Three.
American University was the best. The
Eagles defeated Bridgewater, the
Coast Guard Academy and Gallaudet
and barely was beaten by Hampden-
Sydney, strong team in its class.
Three other games were lost, but
American q. this year was a vast
improvement over former seasons.
Gallaudet beat Bridgewater to start
the campaign, then went into q
losing streak and finally called on
its season because of so many injuries
in its squad. Wilson, just starting the
game, looks for better results . few
years later.
Even the little fellows, though, got
their fun out Of the campaign.
Evening star., 1935-12-02
Terps-Hoyas
Continued From Thirteenth Page)

that beat Virginia Poly. The Cardinals
thrilled to the 76-yard drive that
brought the only score in their win
over Duquesne at Pittsburgh.
More high points came for Catholic
University in its next three games.
With a barrage of passes in the wan
ing moments of the fray the Cardinals
got the score needed to beat Detroit.
They needed the advantage Of q Is
yard penalty against st. Mary's, q
scrappy little team from San Antonio,
to get the lone touchdown Of the game.
But they were panied in Chicago when
a 5O-yard pass play put De Paul ahead.
and it did not ease them any to be
stopped on the two-yard line in the
final quarter.
Maryland found most pleasing an
8O-yard advance that ended with
Stonebraker going over for the single
batch Of points In the battle with
stubborn Virginia Military Institute.
It also got pleasure from its 30-yard
drive for a last-quarter score that
whipped Virginia. 1t was different IN
the Indiana game, however. Then
with only few minutes to play ana
the Terrapins leading by q point q
Maryland player behind the goal in
stead Of batting to the ground an In
diana pass batted it into the hands Of
Hoosier substitute who fell down to
score
Evening star., 1935-12-02
Flat-Footed Swingers.

Doth are flat-footed swingers, in
~ the sense that they do not have a
full pivot. With both the left heel
barely rises from the ground. another
factor which has grown up from play
ing on sand tees. Indeed, in the old
days Voigt played in rubber-Soled
shoes on grass tees and kept his bal
ance even in wet weather. It came
from a sense of balance engendered
by playing on those slippery sand tees.
He was so good and so quick to
neutralize a little hitch in the swing
that he didn't need spiked shoes.
Rippy is the same way, but Rippy,
with the same hip and foot action,
frequently plays without either spikes
or rubber soles. If you have noticed
the tall boy from Shelby, you will have
seen that little forward movement of
the left foot before he starts his back
swing. It's another attempt at bal
ance, and he does it anywhere, even
on grass.
Good golfers both, Rippy and Voigt
rate close to the top In any sectional
company. And voigt might have won
a national championship back in 1929
had not Jimmy Johnston's ball hit a
tree and bounced back on a green out
at Pebble Beach. It seems a far cry
from 25-cent golf on public course
Ito a~pational championship. but 1t can
|be done. Why not Claude Rippy? He
lis good enough to go far. Certainly
Ihe IS as good a golfer as was Voigt
before the latter started his run of
tournament wins back in 1924.
Evening star., 1935-12-02
LUTHERAN CHURCH (Ladies).
OPTICAL.
Varied Sports

College Foot BAN.
Loyola, Z; Santa Clara, 0.
Pro Foot Ball.
Boston Redskins, l3; Pittsburgh
Pirates, 8.
Detroit Lions. 28; Brooklyn Dodg-
ers, o:
New York Giants, 81; Philadelphia
Eagles, IA.
Chicago Bears, 7; Chicago Car
dinals, z.
Pro Hockey.
Chicago Blackhawks, I; Montreal
Canadiens, 0.
Boston, 2; New York Rangers, 0.
Detroit, 6; London, 2.
Windsor, 2; Syracuse, 2.
Evening star., 1935-12-02
AUTO PRODUCTION
DROPS TO @,@
Holiday Week and Shortage
of Materials at Large
Plants Cited.
special pispatch 70 The star.

0pcCldl DlSp2LCn 70 Inc 6LAEs
DETROIT, Mich, December 2.-Ob.
servance of the Thanksgiving holiday
last week, combined with a shortage Of
materials at several of the large
plants, caused a drop in the weekly
production Of motor vehicles In the
United States and Canada to a total
Of 83,358 units. according to Grams
Reports, Inc, of this city.
This compares with 94,E23 units
produced during the preceding week
and 1889 for last week a year ago
when most Of the volume producing
plants we're closed for retooling on
new models.
Buying Of new cars during Novem-
Der has been at a rate that suggests
all previous November sales records
will be surpassed. 1t is also indicated
that all previous January records, the
month directly comparable with Mo-
vember Of this year, also will be ex-
ceeded. The previous high record for
a November was in 1928 with a total
of 211, 1876 cars, while the best jan
uary record thus far was in 1929, with
2l9, ,760 cars.
Orders being placed by dealers for
December delivery forecast that sales
for that month will be at or near
peak levels.
Evening star., 1935-12-02

~ ALT1MORE, December q.
x Starting with a luncheon
given by Mayor Howard w.
- Jackson today the Western
Maryland College Campaign Commit
tee began its home stretch drive to
sell tickets for the Terrors' field house
fund game Saturday when Maryland
and Western Maryland meet.
At the luncheon were officials of
both the University of Maryland and
Western Maryland College.
It is believed around $4,000 tickets
already have been sold or ordered. Ad-
vance sales are rare in Baltimore
even in the case of Navy and its
major opponents, but with only q
few days between now and game time,
and a real battle on tap, 1t Is believed
the sale viii mount swiftly.
VIII Hold Rallies.
THE GAME should provide Balti-
more with one of its best gridiron
shows of the year. Both schools will
have their bands and large cheering
sections on hand.
Western Maryland. the home
team" in this instance, will have
many novel stunts between halves.
Friday night the alumni associa-
tions Of both institutions viii hold
rallies in Baltimore when the bands
of both schools win be on hand.
Saturday night dances will be held.
Western Maryland has invited cap
tains Of former teams to the game.
Some former coaches vii! be on hand,
too, including Dick Harlow.
Evening star., 1935-12-02
Us TREASURY POSITION,
Ry the Associated Press.

The position of the Treasury on No
vember 30: Receipts, S.402 .939 ;3S: ex-
penditufes, S25,654,213.1S; net balance.
Sl,441 .463. .351 10; customs receipts for
the month. $29, ,962 $50 SO,
Receipts for the fiscal year .(sinee
July -. 463,3S1. .45S.07; expenditures.
SIS. i49. $50, ,112.5S, including 81. .421 .409.-
5O2.54 Of emergency expenditures: excess
St .b s d:eleas. ere 81
s5;695, ,904 25 under the previous day.
Receipts for November 80. 1884 (con-
eespeDSi.9res nsse net Balance 9
1897 l4Os. .s3S.91; customs receipts for
the month. S2S.375, ,S41. .66.
130.67; expenditures, 1892, 49,, ,093. IL,
including ST i,5O1 1856. 244.61 Of emergency
expenditures; excess Of expenditures. ST.
1878. Gold assets. Ss.131 SCI .967 50.
Evening star., 1935-12-02
FURTHER UPTURN
IN STEEL IS SEEN
Institute Estimates Weeks
Operations at 56.4 Per
Cent Level.
~ tha Associated Press.


NEW YORK, December 2.-The
American Iron and Steel Institute to-
day estimated steel production during
the current week at 56.4 per cent Of
capacity, compared with 55.4 per cent
in the preceding week. A month ago
production was at 500 per cent OF
capacity and a year ago It was 2s.s
per cent.
The average operating rate for the
current week is the highest reported
since the week ended June IL, 1884
when the schedule was $50 per cent.
With the exception Of the first two
weeks in May and the first two weeks
in June last year, the production rate
for the current week is the highest re-
ported by the institute since it started
releasing weekly estimates in october
1898.
The 1894 peak level was STA pei
cent in the week ended June 4.
Evening star., 1935-12-02
Occidentals All Shine.

Occidentals All Shine.
T Asst year Joe gained the lead in
midseason to win the champion
ship for the second straight time
with a mark of 124-37.
Latest averages reveal that Dutch
Newman is the only Occidental roll
ing under 100. Bill KrauSs, with
122-10, is second, while Astor Clarke,
the city's No. ] ranking shooter, is
carrying 12l.
The holder of the seasons high set
with AIT, Frank Mischou, is playing a
leading role in keeping Arcadia on
top IN the pennant scramble, with an
average of 1921.
Billy LaBille, a Lucky Striker, has
developed into a star of the first
rank as his 121 mark will attest.
Paul Jarman is showing the way to
such experts as Johnny Anderson and
Sam Simon on the Grand Central
Valet team, with 120.
Aside from leading the league, Paul
Harrison has the most strikes, with
%, while Ed Blakeney is far ahead in
spares. with 90.
Evening star., 1935-12-02
CURB LIST MIXED
|NQU|ET TRADING
IndustriaIs Mostly Higher,
Active Oils Depressed
by Realizing.
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, December 2.-Curh
market stocks continued to idle along
in irregular fashion during late
trading today.
Utilities were mixed. industrials
were generally higher and profit taking
caused small losses among most of the
active oil shares. Gamers included
American Gas, Fajardo Sugar. New
mont Mining and Parker Rust Proof.
Losses occurred in Electric Bond &
Share, Creole Petroleum, Gulf OIL and
Hiram Walker.
Evening star., 1935-12-02
NE. BOYS WIN z IN ROW.

Seven straight victories now is the
record Of the Northeast Boys Club
which yesterday turned on the pres
sure in the last two quarters to rout
the Industrial School and Home
eleven, "a to 0. The winners had been
held to . 30 margin in the first half
Evening star., 1935-12-02
R0MP FOR FREDERICK.
Special Dispatch to The Star

FREDERICK, Md. December a.
With Earl Dunlap, former an-Amer-
lea and Rose Bowl hero at Georgia
Tech, galloping so yards for q touch
down to provide the most spectacular
feature Of the game, the undefeated
Frederick Athletic Club swamped the
Seaman Gunners of Washington. $50,
here yesterday.
Evening star., 1935-12-02
MARYLAND A. c. HELD 90
Norfolk Clancys Only Second
Team to Check d. c. Grid Pros.

4NOAA AOAA OAdASyS Why oCSOhu
Team to Check D. c. Grid Pros.
BY the Associated Press.
NORFOLK. Va, December 2.-Mary-
land A. c. Of Washington still is unde-
feated, but the Clancys OF this city
became the second team to outplay
the Capitals leading independent
eleven this season and come off the
field with no better than scoreless
tie.
In their first game of the season the
Marylanders managed to hold the
Richmond Arrows to a 90 deadlock
before starting on their 10-game VIC
tory streak, their narrowest squeak
being provided by the Clancys last
month, when Willis Benner's field goal
proved the winning margin. The host
team yesterday rang up five first
downs to the visitors three, but neither
club could advance within the 20-yard
lines.
Evening star., 1935-12-02
STEEL QUOTATIONS..

NEW YORK. December Q R.-steel
prices per 100 pounds fob. Pittsburgh:
Blue annealed sheets, hot rolled 200;
galvanized sheets, 31O: black sheets. hot
rolled 2.45: steel bars, 1.S5.
Evening star., 1935-12-02
LUCKETT'S BAR LUCKY.

With Milstead scoring IA points in
both games. the Luckett'S Bar basket
ball team took both ends of double
header yesterday, trimming the Laurel
Guards 1914, and American Stone
40-35.
Evening star., 1935-12-02

Dividend rates in dollars based on last
quarterly or semi-annual payment. An
nual rate-plus extra. / Accumulated divi-
dends. Paid this year. b Paid last year.
d Companies reported in receivership or
being reorganized. ePayable In stock.
Plus partial distribution Of assets. TX
dividend.
Evening star., 1935-12-02
MONTREAL SILVER.

MONTREAL, December R.-Silver
futures opened steady, 10 higher to is
lower; December, 65.95: March. 65.50h:
May. 65.50b. Bid.
Evening star., 1935-12-02

ww-with warrants. xw-without war
rants. New. wi-When issued. st
(stp)-Stamped.
sNegotiability impaired by maturity.
tCompanieS reported in receivership.
Evening star., 1935-12-02
NEW YoRE. BAR SILVER.

NEW YORK, December 2 LP.-Bar
silver steady, unchanged at 65B.
Evening star., 1935-12-02
whats in n Name.
Seasnn RanardS.

Season Records.
High individual game-Kauffman. 143.
High team game-Transportstion 514.
High team set-W. A. C. g.. 1.51s.
High individual strikes-Hayes. .407.
High individual spares-Weinberg 1887.
High averages-weinberg, l00-17;
Hayes, o9-4; Kaufman. 97.26: Moran.
97-9; Baxter. 7.6; Dorsey, $500.
Evening star., 1935-12-02
Voiigt

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hasn't quite the putting touch that
Voigt had. If he was as good
putter as George he probably would
get aroundathat Potomac Park course
in some unbelievable figure like SO,
for he is as good from tee to green as
was voigt and probably he can hit a
long iron shot shade better.
Evening star., 1935-12-02
Pigs Win at Norfolk.

NASHINGIONS Dixie Figs got
wv back in the winning ways in the
Southern Inter-City Duckpin League
yesterday by taking four straight
games from the Peninsula Bus Line
five at Norfolk after dropping the first
fray. Ollie Pacini led the locals with
a 614 set, although he was 27 sticks
lower than his opposing anchor man,
Sugar Kane.
Scores.
Evening star., 1935-12-02
.HARR|SONSAHEAD
IN BOWLING LOOP
Paul Tops Joe by Single
Stick in Battle for Dis.
trict Title.

SHARP battle between two
~ brothers is being waged for
~ the top spot in the District
4 a Duckpin League.
For three weeks Paul Harrison has
held the major league high average
by the margin Of one pin. The lanky
Arcadian first slipped past Ed Blake
ney when the Heurich Brewers star
went for Q toboggan ride.
With q mark Of 1888 for "a games
Paul now finds at his heels his
brother Joe, the plugging Occidental
shooter, who hiked his average to
1897 with q 400-set which included
the leagues season record game
Of l78.
Evening star., 1935-12-02
FAROFF P|NFORM,
GULL||SDEFEATED
Shoots Six Points Under
Her Average in Losing
to Bowling Queen.

FAILURE to roll within 6 points
l. Of her seasons average cost
III Lorraine Gulli, Washingtons
Il premier woman bowler, the op-
portunity to regain her national
woman's bowling championship from
Ida Simmons, United States title
holder from Norfolk, in a 20-game
match completed yesterday at Silver
Spring alleys.
Miss CULTS average of I'LL for
The four sets not only was 6 below her
season standard, but also the same
number of pins lower than the aver
age recorded by Miss Simmons, whose
pinfall of 2,340 for the 20 games gave
her an average of an even 1T.
Greater accuracy in aiming at the
headpin and more ability in getting
the wood with or without the aid OF
marks brought victory to the Southern
visitor, Throughout the match Miss
Simmons missed hitting the No. 1
pin only 81 times, compared to MISS
Gulli's SO stray shots, while the win
ner capitalized on spare breaks twice
as often as her foe.
BY a margin of 0.39, the local pride
proved superior to her rival at count
ing on marks, although both OF them
averaged more than 6 pins, but oy
chalking up 20 more spares, the
champ nullifed any advantage Miss
GULL might have held had the mark
making been closer. The washington
girl rang up 4 more strikes, with IA.
Ida Better Wood Getter.
PUT even without the benefit OF
~ marks, Miss Simmons would have
retained her crown, her fiat average
of 944 per game being % greater
than that of Miss GULL. Such mar
gin, however, would have given her
only a 4O-pin margin for the entire
20 games.
While she retained her superiority
in the feminine pin world, Miss Sim
mons failed to break or equal MISS
CULTS record set of 652, her best set
on the opening night being 10 pins
shy of that mark. Yesterdays sets
found her rolling $50 and $50. High
game for the match also was recorded
by the winner with l40.
Yesterdays scores:
Evening star., 1935-12-02
TERR0R-TERP TILT
TOBE GOOD SHOW
Western Maryland Making
Ticket Sale Drive for
Field House Fund.

~ ALTIMORE. December 2. -
- Starting with a luncheon
| given by Mayor Howard w.
0 Tackson TODAY the Western
Evening star., 1935-12-02
Pin Standings

Prince Gsorre. County Ladi.
Evening star., 1935-12-02

Totals 500 GA $50 $50 551-a,se9
La gaceta., 1935-05-08
E~NCONTRADOS DOS ESQUE
LETOS CERCA DE LOS RES
TOS DE UN AEROPLANO

MEXICO, D. F., Mayo 8.-Un
despacho al periodico Excel
sior dice que los indios en- una
aislada region de las montanas
en- la parte sur del estado de
Oaxaca han encontrado los es-
queletos de dos hombres juntO
a los restos de un aeroplano.
Los cuerpos, segun Sc cree,
son los de los aviadores espa-
noIes captain Mariana Barbe-
ran y teniente Joaquin Collar,
que desaparecieron hace cerca
de dos amos en- un vuelo de la
Habana a Mejico, despues de
un salto sobre ell Atlantico, des
de Sevilia, Espana, a la Haba-
ma, capital de Cuba.
Una companfa de soldados
saldra a realizar la identified
cion.
La gaceta., 1935-05-08
SMITH ACUSO DE BORA
CHA A So EXMUJER

Charlotte, N. c., Mayo 8. =
Al completar su testimonio so :
bre dificultades existentes en-
su familia, F. Brandon Smith,
jr., lanz6 la acUsaci6n de bora
cha contra su divorciada esposa
Anna Cannon.
ANA Sc pasaba las noches b
rracha y tenfa que atenderla
luego, al llegar ell dia, me enca-
minaba al trabajo, sin descan-
sar." La Sra. Smith, cuyo pri :
mer marido 10 fue Smith Rey-
nolds, ell desventurado millona-
rio, oy6 esas palabras, pero no
Sc inmuto. Dos testigos mas Sc
.presentaron para respaldar la
declaration de Brandon Smith.
La gaceta., 1935-05-08
Ell FUTURE ESPOSO DE LA
HUTTON Sc HALLA EN-
GAMING DE AMERICA

New York, Mayo 8.-Un ae :
rograma del vapor Bremen in
forma que a su bord0 viaja Ell
conde dinamarques Kurt Hau :
geitz, cuyo nombre frecuente :
mente Sc relaciona con el de
Barbara Hutton Woolworth, la
Iheredera.
Barbara Hutton, princesa.
Mdiviani esta en- Reno aguar-
dando su divorcio. Dice Que la
Hutton y ell condo Sc casaran
tan pronto sea possible.
Los detalles de la boda Sc a.
rreglaran en- New York con ell
Gadre de la princesa.
La gaceta., 1935-05-08

Los secuaces de Batista aca-
oan de asesinar al DR.. Antonio
Guiteras, un cubano de genera
sas intenciones que fue secreta-
10 de gobernaci6n bajo la pre-
sidencia del DR.. Ramon Grau
San Martin.
Ell crimen Sc cometi6 en- Ma
tanzas y suponemos que Full
gencio Batista, ell traidor a la
revolution, Sc sentira contento.
Acadia de guitar de su canine"
a Guiteras, que una vez pudo Ii
brar a la revolution de Batista
y no 10 hizo; pero no p0dra quiz
tar al pueblo cubano, que lie odia
y lie desprecia.
iCaiga sobre la maldita die
tadrra del exsargento y politico
coronel la sangre de un hombre
que deseaba ell bien de su pueblo
aunque los cobardes y malva-
dos lie calumniaban en- t1dos los
tonos imaginables!
La gaceta., 1935-05-08
LAS ELECCIONES EN- LA A.
DE LA PRENSA

Madrid, Mayo 8.-La Aso-
ciaci6n de la Prensa verified
elecciones escogiendo ell 81
guiente cuerpo director: vice
presidente primero, Juan Gan
secretario general Modes
to Sanchez de los Santos; vice
secr9tario, Francisco Vera ;
contador, Antonio de Miguel
vocales, Manuel Fontdevilla,
Francisco Ramos de Castro, An
gel Diaz de las Heras, Manuel
Maran6n y Ricardo Hernandez
del Pozo.
Los elegidos van a cubrir
cargos que estaban vacantes.