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La opinión., 1935-07-24
Id MULTARO
.PERO TAMBIEN
10 PRO7EG|ERON
lie dieron trabajo, despues
de haberle ~conmutado la
sentencia

Citado a comparecer ante los trl-
bunales de trafico por haber de-
sobedecido una sehal de alto de
los semaforos electricos que hay
en- las bocaealles &c Los Angeles,
Henry Rohwer fue sentenciado a
pagan una multa de $1,000 o pasar
einco dias en- Ia carcel.
Sin embargo. como su aspecto
proYoe0 honda compassion en- ell fun
cionario que 10 sentencio. nc solo
Sc lie condono la multa, sine que
Sc lie do trabajo por medic dia.
Rohwer es un hombre que mas
bien parece un gran tonel de GER
yeza, pues tiene AS libras de pc
so, Y habla con yoz de mujer. en-
una forma timida y atipiada.
No tengo nj un centayo nj ma
nera &c conseguirlo'', dijo Ell sen
tenciado y ell juez Marchetti aece-
do a este:
"Bien. Rohwer, lie %perdonare la
muita, siempre que Yaya u parar-
Sc en- ell cruzamiento de los boule-
wares Glendale y Beverly, con un
cartel marcando alto" y "adelan-
te' a los automovilistas. En- otras
palabras, listed va a dirigir ell ira
fico desde las 8 de la mahana has
Ia las IL del dia, por una sofa vez,
y Sc le pagaran So por su trabaJo.
De csc moGo puede llamarse la
atenei6n de los automoyilistas'.
Rohwer acepto de buena CANA,
expllcando Que ahora Sc e%ncuentra
enfermizo. pues va no pesa 10 que
antes.
"Hace seis meses registraba 625
libras en- la bascula. y en- el POGO
tempo Que ha t~ranscurrido he per
dido 175 libras'', dijo Rohwer.
La opinión., 1935-07-24
PAGO VA LA EMPRESA
DE SAN RAFAEL

cIUDAD DE MEXICO. julio IS.
-(EXclusiYo).-Los trabajadn-es -
la Fabriea de Papel de San Rataei
Y Atlixco, informan que hasta aver
tarde les page Ia empresa papelela
ell dfa de ~descanso, conforme al nue.
vo contrato collective que enta6 en-
vigor desde el primero do julio &C
tual.
Sc informa. a Ia yez. que todavia
Ia empresa Sc nasa5a a cubrir 10
estipulado. pero a. fir Sc consigui6
Ell page desde Ell dfa primero del
presente, en- vista de que ell nuevo
contrato de trabajo que entro en-
vigor, adolece de deficiencies que
%redundan en- %perjuicio de los traba-
jadores.
En- la pr6xima semana sera OBJ
jeto de un estudio c~oncienzudo di-
cho contrato Y es possible que Sc le
hagan modificaciones Que tiendan
a salvaguardar los ~intereses de los
trabajadores.
La opinión., 1935-07-24
CUATRO MUEREN
EN- E. TRAFlCO
Otra persona Sc hallaba
moribunda aver

Cuatro personals perdieron "A VI
da en- distintos academies de trafl-
co que Sc registraron en- Ia ciudad
en- las 1ltimas yeinticuatro horas,
Y una mas Sc e%ncuentra m%oribunda
despues de haber sido atropellada
por un yehieulo.
Las yictimas fueron estas:
Harold r. Morr. del 1877 W. 10Th
St, muerto instantaneamente Guam
do choco So auto con el de otra
persona, en- el cruzamiento de una
sobre Ell Mint Canyon. Las de-
mas personals %resultaron heridas,
pero no de consideration.
James Sfmonson, de so amos. AFRO
llado por I'm autom6yil en- el cruza-
miento de la ayenida Central Y Gale
Quinta. Cuando acudi6 la ambulan-
ella aquel estaba todayfa cor vida,
pero muri0 en- canine al hospital.
Dan Weyland, de % amos, del
1851 18th St, San Pedro. muerto
en- un ehoque en- la @carretera de
Lancaster.
Tn indiyiduo cuyo eaddyer no ha
sido identificado. Fue atropellado y
muerto por un tren electrico en-
un cruzamiento de la Gale Quinta
al Este.
Narciso Guzman. marinero cos
~tarrieense, fue atropellado por I'm
automivilista de%sboeado, Y aver sc
eneontraha moribundo.
Con estas dltimas muertes. ascen
do a $40 ell ndmero de las perso-
mas que han perdido la vida duran
tie el tempo que va trans currido
del ano, en- los academies que han
tenido lugar dentro de la IONA me-
tropolitana de Los Angeles.
La opinión., 1935-07-24
PELIGRO DE HUELGA
cIUpAp DE MEXICO, jn,io

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, julio 20.
-tExclusiyo).- La Union de Obre
ros y empleados de la Empresa TO
mento y Urbanizaei6n, S. A., decla
70 hoy nn movimiento de huelsa
contra ella.
Este moyimiento estall0 a las
sells horas y como la citada empire
ga es la que Sc ocupa de las labo-
res de pavimentacion Ell algunas 20
mas de la ciudad. asi como de los
trabajos para algunos seryicios pn
blicos, TODD clio quedo ~suspenGido
desde csc momento.
La citada Union %perteneee a Ia
c. G. T., y va habia ~presentado su
pliego de peticiones a la FYUSA 50
licitando la firma de un contrato
collective de trabajo y IN aumentc
general de salaries.
tran, Antonio Beltran, Seeundino
Torres, Leandra Torres, Jose Cen
teno, Nazaria Cereeeres, Heriberto
Beltran Lucia Beltran, Paulina
Beltran, Natalia Cabral, Antonio
Cabral, Rogue Provencio, Carmen
Garcia, Julia Garcia, Romano Dfaz,
Juanita Montesinos. jesus Monte
sinos, Guadalupe Centeno, Felix
Delgado.
La opinión., 1935-07-24
FUERTE RACHA DE- BANDIDAJE EN- Los ANGELES
La P0licia EUit6 un R0b0 Aver


do en- empcrador a su hiJo ell
principe Otto, pareoe contar con
ell apoyo del caneiller Kurt Won
Sohuschnigg y del principe Ernst
Won Starhemberg, cue o la pa
lanca del actual sobierno repu-
bl|icano.
La opinión., 1935-07-24

Continne So ecucsct3n cor medic
de la lectr''a Nunes es tarde para
~aprender. Pida hoy mismo nuestro
cataIogo de Iibros GRATIS. - IL.
BRERiA lozANo. 2G3 North Los
Angeles Street. Los Angeles. Gait.
tRERlA LoZANo. 2o3 North Los
Angeles Street. Los Angeles, Calf
La opinión., 1935-07-24
)ok-
4 AVIONES CORSARJOS
PARA Ell EJERCITO
cIUoAD DE MEXICO. iulio

ClUOAD DE MEXICO, julio %.
-fExclusivo).- FL coronel Rober-
to Fierro. jefe del Departments de
Aeronautica. hizo entrega hoy al
Primer Regimiento Aereo, de cua-
tro avlones corsarios, I'm Douglas,
y I'm Sparthon.
Con este motive tuvo lugar en-
Aviacion un si~gnificativo acto en-
que estuVieron %presentes los mas
altos jefes de la Secretaria de Cue
IRA y Marina.
La opinión., 1935-07-24

Hapsburpo para cue resrese al
pals, deoolviendosele al mismo
tempo las propiedades que les
fueron eonfiseadas. La empera-
triz Zita, que dudante u amos
de exilio no ha d~essansado un
solo instante para YER eonverti-
La opinión., 1935-07-24

Ante la posibilidad de cue
Austria Sc convicrta nusvamen-
te en- lmperio, los gobiernos de
las demas naciones europeas c
con alarma los posibles result
tados respeeto a la paz mundial.
Va el eabinete austriaeo sonee-
do libertad a la familia de los
La opinión., 1935-07-24
CIERRE DE CANTINAS
LOS DOMINGOS

oRiZABA, Yer, julio 21.-(Exclu
siso).-La Presidencia Municipal
do a conocer aver ell acuerdo del
Gobierno del Estado. referente a que
todos los domingos deberan perma-
necer cerradas las pulquerias, can
tinas y demas expendios de leo
res.
Los afectados con la citada me-
dida, Sc han dirigido a las autorl-
dades, a fin de que sea revocada.
pues estiman que les reportara per-
didas en- sus negocios.
La opinión., 1935-07-24
clUDAD DE MEXICO, julio

-CExclusivo).--El Com1t6 Executive
del p. n. r. que preside Ell licen-
ciado Emilio Portes Gil. organize un
solemne homemade a la memorial del
general Aware Obregon, con motive
del VII a~niversario de la muerte del
Caudillo revolucionario en- ell teatro
del Palacio de las Bellas Aries.
Con la cooperation de la Secreta-
ria de Education, prestada por CON
dueto del DEPARTMENT. de Bellas
Aries.
La opinión., 1935-07-24
'DIEZ AFR
Sc REGISTRATION
"A HORAS 5.
I'm hombre despojado de
SlO5 por un negro. A
otro lie quitaron 500

Una nueya racha de bandidije
azoto en- la ciudad. al registrarse
eerca de diez atracos en- la via pn-
blica Gurante las dltimas yeinti-
cuatro horas. contandose entire los
robes numerosas raterias.
Mrs. Mollie Grant. del 2703 Ma
labar St. dice que nj bajar de I'm
tranyia en- las Gales Brooklyn y
Soto, un desconoeido lie arrebato
su bolsa de mano y huyo con ella
lleyandose S14.0O en- effective y I'm
reloj de pulsera.
Miss Sylvia Lipson. del 1923 Fair
mont Ave. perdio su bolsa IN igual
forma. cuando descendia &c un tren
electrico en- las GALES Pickett y
Mott. Llevaba Stf.25 en- effective.
Mrs. Carrie Armstrong informo
a Ia policia que al entrar a su ca
sd en- ell 1912 w. Fifth ST., un des
conocldo Ia asalt6 y lie quito su Dol
sd, con documentos importantes y
1925 en- dinero.
La opinión., 1935-07-24

Continue su education por medic
~aprender. Pida hoy mismo nuestro
catalooo de l.ibros GRATIS. - IL
IBERIA LOZANo, 2o3 North Los
Angeles Street. Los Angeles. Calf.
La opinión., 1935-07-24
UNA PERoioA CONSIDERABLE

FL mas perjudicado de los asal-
tados fue Herbert Bernstein del 1873
y medic Evergreen st. Este inei-
yiduo estaciono su eoche en- las
Gales san Pedro y 30th, cuando un
bandido de raza negra 10 asalto a
punta de pistola y lie quito su car
terra con S105.00.
a. r. Sample. expendedor de Ii
ore establecido en- ell 347 So. Ca
talina St, fue asaltado en- las ca
lies Tercera Y Kenmore. robandolo
&c 500 en- effective.
La opinión., 1935-07-24
DRAMAS
A CSC cADA UNA

ANDREA DEL sARTo.-Por Musset
- actos.-2 m, 8 h.
AURoRA.-Por Dieenta.-3 actos.-
Aqua QUE coRgE.-Por Gulmera.
3 actos.-6 m, 3h.
Ell ALCALDE DE zALAMEA.-Por
Calderon de la Barca.-3 actos.-1
Ell CAUDAL DE LOS HlJoS.-por
Lopez Pinillos.-3 actos.-4 M, 6 h.
Ell CRIMEN DE AYER.-Por Dicen-
ta.-3 actos.-6 m. 10 h.
Ell HoNoR.-Por Suderman.-4 actos.
= M, II h.
Ell LADRoN.-Por Bernstein.-5 ac-
tos.-2 m. 5 h.
Ell LoBo.-Por Dicenta.-s actos.-
. m, 10 h.
Ell MisTICo.-Por Rusihol.-i actos.
- m, IL h.
Ell PUSAL DEL GoDo.-Por zorrl-
LA acto.-4 hombres.
Ell SENOR FBUDAL-Por Dicenta.
% actos.-5 m, 9 h.
Ell SoLDADo DE SAN MARc!AL.
-Por Gomez y Llama actos.-
Z m, II h., y l Mia.
Ell SOL DE LA HUMANlDAD.-Por
Fola Igurbide.-5 actos.-i m, Is h.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES l. Pinillos.
. actos.-3 m, s h.
EN- FLANDES SIC HA PuESTo Ell.
soL-Por Marquina.-3 actos.-6
EsPiN4s be UNA FLoR.-por Cam
p~odron.-4 actos.-5 m, 6 h.. =
FLOR DE UN DlA.-Por Campodron.
- actos.-2 m, . h.
GUERRA A LA GUERRA.-por Cam
poamor.-l acto.-2 hombres,
La DANA DE LAS CAMELIAS.-Por
Dumas, hijo.-5 actos.-S m. IL h.
La LLAMARADA.-Por ~nistemaekro
y Reparaz.-3 actos.-f M, ~ h.
LA GlOcONDA.-Por D'Annunzio.-4
actos.-5 M, 3 h.
LA OTRA VIDA.-Por Lopez Pinillos.
- actos.-l m, 5 h.
LA RED.-Por Lopez Pinillos.-5 ac-
tos.- M 10 h..
LA SoBRINA DEL CURA.-Por Ar
niches.-2 sctos.--9 m, l nina, II h.
LA V1RGEN LOCA.-Por Bataile.-4
actos.-5 M II h.
Los IRRESPONSABLES.-Por Dicen-
ta.-3 actos.--3 m. 5 h.
LUCIANO.-Por Dicenta.-5 actos.-
5 M, 4 h.
MAGDA.--Por Suderman.-4 actos.-
NGEstTiRo ENEmIGo.-Por Lopez Pr
nillos.-3 actos.-5 m, 3 h..
oTELo.-Por Shakespeare.--5 actos.
PASA hL LoBo.-por Gabaldon >
Gtz. Roiz.-3 actos.-7 m, 4 h.
SANGRE ROJA.-Por Linares Riyas,
- actos.--4 m. Z h.
A 40 cADA UNA
JUAN JOSE-Por Dicenta.-s ac-
tos.-5 m, 10 h.
DON JUAN TENORIO.-Por Gorilla.
- actos.-6 M. is h.
coMEoiAs
A 2se cADA UNA
"a 40 ot,n ~ -.
4 actos.-7 M, 10 h.
CABECITA LoCA.-Por lnsna , Ca
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sardon. -
actos.-5 m, 8 h.
Ell CENTENARIo.-Por los Hnos
Quintero.-3 actos.-6 M, 8 h..
Ell NOVENO MANDAMIENTO.-Poi
r. Carrion.-3 actos.-2 M, 5 h.
Ell PRIMO TEoDoRo.-Por Ensehat
) actos.-6 m, II h.
Ell PASo DEL CAMELLO.-Por }
T. del villar.-3 actos.--7 M. . h
Ell RAYO.-Por M SEGA y Lopez.
Ell SENOR DUQUE.-Por a. f. LIE.
pina:-3 actos.-l1 m, -. h.
LA CENA DE Los CARDENALEs
-Por Dantas.-I acto.-3 h.
LA cHlCA DEL GATo.-Por Ami
LA CULPA AJENA.-Por lns0a
Cata.-2 actos.-5 m. 5 h..
La DEL MoLINo.-Por p. , Jime.
nez.-5 actos.-6 m, IL h.
LA HORA MALA.-Por Arniches.-
sctos.-l5 m, IA h.
LA LOCA DE LA CASA.-Por p
La TIA DE cARLos.@Por P GIL;
actos.-4 m. 8 h.
LA ZAGALA.-Por los limos. Quin
tero.-4 actos.-9 M, 7 h.
Los CUATRO ROBINSONES - Pc
Alvarez y M, seca.-S actos.-i'
m. 10 h.
Los HIJoS ART1FlClALES. - 20
Abatf y Reparaz.-3 actos.-6 m.
h.
La opinión., 1935-07-24
0bras de Fondo y Surtdo
LIBERIA LOZANO
No. 81 AufOres DiUefsOs No. 81
OBRAS DE TEATRO

LOS NAL CASADoS.-Por Lopez Pr
nillos.-3 actos.-4 M, 3 h.
MI SALvADoR-Por Paradas y il
menez.-3 actos.-10 m, IA h.
MI TIA JAVIERA.-Por Dicenta y
Pasos.-3 actos.-ll m. 10 h.
BoDAs DE PLATA.-Por Linares ,
Riyas.-2 aetos.-5 h., Z m.
DoNA CLARlNES. - Por los Hnos.
EEL AFINADoR-Por Vital Aza.-1
Ell AMOR ouiE PAsA.-Por los Hnos.
Quintero.-2 actos.@S m, h.
Ell DILEMA.-Por Luca de Tena.-z
actos.-5 n. I h
Ell oSO MUERT0.-Carrion y Vital
Aza.-2 actos.-5 m. Z h.
Ell sENoR cURA.-Por Vital Aza.-
2 aetos.-5 M, h,
FLOR A LOS PASoS.-Por Linares y
Rivas.-2 actos.-4 M. 3 h.
LA CANASTIlLA.-Por Paroda y il
menez.-2 actos.-5 M. 8 T..
LA CASA DE sALUD.-Por Dicenta
y Paso.-3 actos.-S "a. 10 h.
MI CARA MITAD;-Por Ramos Ca
rrion.-2 actos.-5 M, 5 h.
PERECITo.-Por vital Aza.-. actos.
RoBo n" En- | bhnsposLApo.-por Ca
rrion y V. Aza.-2 actos.-4 M. I h.
UN DRAMA DE CALDERON.-Por
nj SEGA y r. Fernandez.-2 actos.-
, m, h.
sAlNETEs EN- uN AcTo
A CSC cAoA UNA
Ell BIGoTE RUBio.-Por Carbon
EEL coRTo DE GENIo.-Por Parad,
ny Jimene5:o6 M IL h.
Quintero.-5 m. Is h.
Eel NIDo DEL PRINC1PAL.-Por
Parada y Jimenez.-7 M, 9 h..
Ell PRIMER RoRRo.-Por Parada ,
Jimenez.-3 m, 3 h..
Brisa y %. Sevilla.-3 M, 6 h.
LA HORA DEL REPARTO.-Por NJ.
SEGA y p. Fernandez.-S M, IL h..
LA MUELA DEL JUICIo.-Por M.
LA r. R %fnTglSPiiCs mp ; = Vita, "a
Las coboRNIcEs.-Por Vital Ara.
sISTEMA oLLENDIER.-Por Perez
MARINERA.3tmonologo,. por picen-
ia.
TEATRo INFANTIl
oeRAs EN- uN AcTo
a 25e cADA UNA
tPARA NiHos,
COSaS LIE anger Ve-
rail- ninos.
EEL AMOR DE DIOS.-Por Juan n
Enselat.--6 nifos.
Ell PRIMER PREMIo.-Por Juan n.
Ensehat.-6 nihos.
Ell PULPlTo DEL OLA BLo.-Fa
Juan b, Ensehat.-10 ninos.
Ell RECREO.-Por Angel veral.-
nihos.
(PARA NinAs)
DIALoGo SoBRE LA NDULGEN-
C1A.-3 nihas.
Ell TRlUNFo DE LA vIRrUD.-
ninas.
JuGUETE PEouENo.-ls nihas.
Observation-Disclosures entire 2 nihas
LA cIENCIA Y LA FE.-Por La SCI
LA ERMITANA DEL BoSoUE.-
ninas.
LA FEA.-Por Juan B. Ensenat-s
La GRATlTuD.-Por Juan B. Enss-
LA NINA MALCRIADA.-5 nihax.
LA NINA MIMADA.-5 nihas.
LA PRACTICE DE LA PIEDAD.-s
nihas.
UNA CHARADA.-Juguete dialogads
entire 8 nihas.
UN SUENO.-5 nihas.
PARA kfNOS Y NIRAS)
AGUSTlNA.-Por Juan 3. Ensehat.
% ninas y s ninos.
EDUCAR POR 10 FINO.-Por ,Iuan
d. Ensehat.-3 nifas y 4 nihos.
EL BESO DEL PERDON.-Por An.
gel veral-2 nihas y 6 nifos.
EL PASTEL ZERO Y SU MAJ.ESTAD.
-Por Juan B Ensefat.-2 nifas y
s nihos.
LA PENDiENTE DEL yIClO.-Por
Juan B. Ensehat.--2 ninas y 8 nihos.
TODO Ell TEMPO Els CARNIVAL
-Por N. A~gullar.-3 ni1as y 5 nifios.
en- Giro Postal o de Express
La opinión., 1935-07-24

Hsgs u pedidos remi,iendo su importe ell Giro Postal o de EXPIRES.
o Letrs Bsncaria de facl cobro a la
LIBERIA LOZANO-2o3 N. Los Angeles St-Los Angeles, Calf
La opinión., 1935-07-24

JUAN JOSE.-Por Dicenta.-s ac-
tos.-5 m, 10 h.
DON JUAN TENoRIo.-Por Gorilla.
II actos.-6 M. Is h.
Evening star., 1935-11-23
GEORGIAN TOWN HOUSES
ARE NEAR COMPLETION
New Group Located Near Massa-
chusetts Avenue and Water
side Drive.

A group Of Georgian town houses,
attractive in arrangement and design,
are nearing completion near the in
tersection Of Massachusetts, avenue
and Waterside drive, the Kass Hous-
ing Corp. announced today.
The houses are located few blocks
past Sheridan Circle. They are de-
Evening star., 1935-11-23
INSTALLMENT XII.

TT WAS not until after tie Altruda
III had sailed beneath the an
cient parapets of MORO Castle
and docked in Havana Harbor
that the members of the crew really
began to appreciate the subtleties OF
the game. They had told Chuck
that they wouldn't take any money
for playing it, because they got as
much fun out of it as he did. He
tried to impress upon them that he
was profiting by their efforts and
that they should be rewarded. Wait
till we get to port and we'll let you
buy us a drink" was the way they
put it, and nothing more was said
about the wage question.
Smashing through line made up
of the wild-eyed Dirk, the wiry Craw-
ford, the ponderous Leith, sinewy
Carranza and raw-boned Peterson
WAS doing Chuck worlds of good. The
unyiclding deck was hardening his
body. The soft flesh was turning
into muscle. He was getting the
feel" Of the pigskin again.
Not a day passed but they held q
scrimmage of Is to 80 minutes. The
technique of the line play was con-
stantly improving. Dirk and Craw-
ford were pairing up on Mccarthy
and giving him bad beating. He
tried to retaliate by getting Toby
TO help him do a job on Dirk on
the defense, but to no avail. AS soon
as Toby snapped the ball to Rothmire
or Arnold he closed his eyes and
tried to bury his head in the deck
like an ostrich. When the sound of
the groaning and grunting partici-
pants, as well as Dirks blaSphemy,
had died eway. Toby would lift his
cherubic face and come up smiling.
Try as he did, Chuck could never
teach Toby to watch where he was
passing the ball, when he snapped
it back to him. Time and again the
Grease Monkeys" as Chuck's team
was called, were thrown for a severe
loss of two or three yards by the
Paint Swabbers," as Dirk's unit was
called, when Toby sent one of his
ghost passes rolling along the ground
to nowhere.
Before the Altruda III tied up at
Ingston Chuck had perfected a pass
to Corbin, his right tackle, who also
acted as end-which could not be
stopped. At first Dirk and Crawford
complained that the pass wasn't fair,
because Chuck ran way back toward
the stern before throwing it. He
was virtually out of sight when he
let the ball go and it travelled the
greater part of the ships length
before it landed in Corbins hands.
Chuck liked the pass because 1t
called for accuracy and timing. After
taking the ball from Toby he would
race back about Is yards and hurl
the ball straight for the bow. He
timed the pass so that Corbin reached
there Just in time to snatch it out
of the ether, to the consant amaze
ment of the Paint Swabbers.
The scrimmaging ivened up i'm
mensely the otherwise monotenous life
aboard the Altruda III. Painting,
Evening star., 1935-11-23
STEADY GAIN SEEN
FOR HOME BUILDING
Copper and Brass Association
Head Cites Figures
Of Need.

"New construction and moderniza-
ton under the better housing program
of the Federal Housing Administration
Is gaining momentum rapidly" F. s.
Chase, president of the Copper and
Brass Research Association announced.
"T'he volume of building this year
will far exceed that of 1884, and ]
believe that expenditures in this field
during 1886 may even double that of
1895. There is every reason to predict
that 1887 will be an even better year
than 1886.
"That there is a great housing
shortage in this country is well recog-
nized. Some authorities estimate that
750 900 homes will be necessary during
the next few years. Others, including
DR.. Ernst Kahn, consultant of the
United States Treasury Department,
are of the opinion that figure is en-
tirely too conservative and that more
than q million homes are required.
Manufacturers of better building
materials are today selling a far
greater tonnage than any year since
the depression was first felt many
years ago. The fabricating mills Of
the copper and brass industry have
increased production and therefore. of
course, increased employment.
THE use of copper for roofing
flashings, cutters, and downspouts;
copper and brass pipe and copper
tubing for water lines; solid brass aud
bronze for hardware and lighting
fixtures; and bronze for insect screens
are increasing rapidly in all types of
new constructed and for rehabilGta-
ton"
Evening star., 1935-11-23
JERSEY BUILDS HOMES

Evidences of a steady increase in
home construction throughout New
Jersey we're revealed in the report
last week by the New Jersey Office
of the Federal Housing Administration
that 1856 mortgage applications had
been selected for appraisal represent
ing a loan value of $20.1e6,503. OF
this total, approximately $500 900
was for loans ON new home construc-
ton, representing 1851 applications,
while 2,404 mortgages, totaling about
$l2,668 900, were for refinancing on
the long-term period existing home
mortgages. Commitments sggregat-
ing $6,496 ,002, it was reported, have
been made for new construction.
Evening star., 1935-11-23
[]nde,1ntzI&osalR2os Rosts 3
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! scraping, painting, scraping - there
seemed no end to it. Chucks hands
were hard and callouSed now. His
body was solid and void of excess
flesh.
Sometimes in the evening he would
think of Sam, of McBrair and OF
Nancy. He hadn't written her once
in the three weeks she was abroad
She was somewhere In Europe now
with her mother and the old man.
He'd probably see her before letter
from him would reach her, he thought
Another week or 10 days and he'd be
back home.
The Altruds III, just before starting
up the East Coast, learned of stormy
weather ahead. The Paint Swabbers
and the Grease Monkeys decided to
hold their championship game. 1t was
certain to be a furious struggle, fol
the first mate had offered a box oi
cigars to the winning team. Just be-
| fore the ball was put in play Dirk
held up his gnarled hand in gesture
of silence.
VIC OdLlC llaQ bCSI 1dkI ydt
yam pass what Arnold always throws
to Corbin for this game. 1t may be
fair and all vat, but it's no yam good
and youse all knows it amt. There's
not much use of mt knocking hell out
! of Mccarthy all the time if some ones
gonna run way up stern where you
can't catch him and toss yam ball way
up out reach. Amt fair"
For the Lords sake, you horse
faced Swede," said Mccarthy. you're
| always a whining about somethin
or other. Why don't you go stick your
bloomin' head in a bucket bilge
water? That's where it belongs"
"All right" interrupted Chuck
"Wen call of the pass for this en-
counter since it's to be for the cham
pionship of the tub
The teams lined up for action. They
presented a unique picture in their
Soiled dungarees. Dirk had a badly
swollen lip, the result of fracas with
Mccarthy. CarranZa's dark eyes were
the left one was blackened beyond all
hope of repair. Toby was bulging out
all over with his padding. And Jen-
kins wore long stocking cal to pro-
tect his ears from Burke, who had q
habit of biting them whenever he
could.
The battle waxed warm and furious
Burr, big-boned fellow with trench.
dous leg drive, smashed through Ar
nold's line time and again for first
downs. Chuck tried desperately tc
make up the distance lost by reason OF
weakness in the center of his forward
wall. Toby was virtually useless.
With but a few minutes left to play
for the honor of the ships champion
ship and the coveted box of Cuban
Evening star., 1935-11-23
PAINT INDUSTRY AGAIN
SHOWS HIGHER SALES
September Increase Is 49 Per
Cent Over Same Month Of
Last Year,

Continuing the upward trend which
has been steady during the past ntre
months, paint, varnish, and lacquer
sales over the Nation for the month
of September showed a 81 per cent
increase over the same month last
year.
Total sales for the first nine months
of 1885 showed an 1875 per cent gain
over the same period in 1884. These
figures are based on data reported to
the Bureau of the Census by 579
identical establishments.
Paint, varnish, and lacquer sales to
industry during September showed a
493 per cent gain over September,
1894. Industrial sales for the first
nine months of 1885 showed a gain
of 1877 over the same period last year.
During September, 1885, employment
in the paint industry gained per
cent over the same month in 1884,
while pay rolls showed an 1871 per
cent increase.