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CHAPTER II

WHAT'S this about police
Am I missing something's"
Wayne Adams had entered the
club and joined the group around
the check counter. before Gay no.
ticed his arrival. He looked ques-
tioningly from her to Peggy Pen
nell, and then at Gay again
whats it all about ?"
Peggy la. the story once more
while Wayne listened intently, and
Gay stood behind the counter in
miserable silence.
Anyone would know that this
check girl is the thief" Peggy fin
fshed. II think it's positively
ridiculous Of Eleanor Randolph, to
take her part against mew
Wayne asked, What makes you
so positive Miss Elwell is guilty? ?"
Haven't you been listening 2"
Peggy shrilled. ST left my jewels
In my coat pocket, and she
checked the coat. Then, at five
O'clock, she walked out of the club
on some silly, madeup excuse.
Probably, she met some confeder-
ate of hers outside, and passed my
diamonds over to himi"
Gay had been watching Wayne
anxiously during this exchange of
words. Now she saw his face
change from seriousness to broad
grin.
Peggy, you've got your man"
he declared, dramatically. YOU'D
better have me arrested, right
away. I'm the mysterious confed-
crate"
What are you talking about 2"
I'm the man Miss Elwell met,
at five o'clock"
Gay gasped. She was about to
speak, but Wayne motioned her
to be quiet. 1--WE had an engage
ment for tea," he went on. 1--WE
went directly from here to Tabb's,
on Farmer street. Met Mark
Vance there. Then I brought Gay
back, myself, straight to the door
of the club. So if she passed your
jewels to anyone, during the time
she was away, she must have
passed them to me-"
what did I tell you, Peg? ]
knew Miss Elwell was all right, ~
declared Eleanor Randolph.
While Peggy stood silent, at a
loss for words, Gays heart went
out to Wayne in amazed gratitude
After their quarrel, he'd come to
her defense and lied to save her!
Shed never forget that kindness
Never, in her whole life.
"Now," Wayne continued, 'Tet's
have a good look around. Miss
Elwell hasn't stolen the Pencil
jewels, so they must be somewhere
in the club. Have you searched
the coat pockets thoroughly?"
Though Peggy declared sullenly
that she knew the missing prop
erty was no longer in her coat
pockets, Wayne insisted upon
another examination, and Cay
trembling with nervous excitement
passed the sleek, fur-t trimmed gar
ment over the counter Peggy
seized it roughly out of her hands
made brief search and threw it
back.
II told you before they weren't
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READ THIS First:

Gay Elwell. check girl in q promi-
nent Detroit club. meets a number of
social elite when she fills in at din
club member. One of them is Brock
Carter. Gay has date with him but
leaves him in huff when he becomes
intoxicated and too attentive. Gay is
shown little interest in her. She goes
to the opening of new night club
with Christian Scott, elderly million
aire. At Rose Heath Gay meets Wayne
Adams and they stroll on the terrace
for talk. Gay is thrilled when
Wayne kisses her. The next day she
goes out for supper between double
shifts at the checkroom. Wayne runs
into Gay at the restaurant Back at
the chcckroom Peggy Pencil, Breck s
nancee. has accused Gay of stealing
her jewels which she said were in her
coat when she checked it earlier in the
afternoon.
(NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY)
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
.ReBNlts]
PIEDMONT LEAGUE

Durham z; Rocky Mount 6.
Norfolk 81; Portsmouth SIS.
Asheville 2-1; Richmond 3-2.
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TOBACCO
DESTROYED IN FIRE

Goldsboro, Aug. 10-A barn filled
with a good quality of tobacco belong
ing to Charles Britt of the Rosewood
community, a few miles west of
Goldsboro, was completely destroyed
by fire early Saturday morning.
There was no insurance.
Mr.. Britt left the barn about $50
o'clock to go to breakfast. He soon
heard the shouting of a farm hand,
and fastened back, found the frame
structure in flames. Efforts to ex-
tinguish the fire was in vain.
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C@Mr 3| ZOuXSE ZRROZD (0l
c Y uwAl PRESS AnAmo

! there" she cried, rurIousIy. "How
long is this farce-comedy going to
last 2"
cts not much Of comedy for
Miss Elwell," Wayne commented.
Her job probably depends on our
locating those rings of yours. Let
me have a look"
He went through the pockets,
slowly and carefully, while Gay,
Miss Randolph and Mr.. Carberry
watched in keen suspense. Sud-
denly his hand slid down farther,
through a rip in the lining. An
instant's cropping, then he brought
out carelessly tied, bullying hand
kerchief, from which dangled one
end of a sparkling bracelet.
"I believe" Wayne remarked,
casually, "that I've found the
stolen Jewels" He tossed them to
Peggy, whose face turned a fiery
red of embarrassment and con-
fusion.
Fifteen minutes later, it was as
though the incident had never &C.
Cured. The people who had COL
lected around the check counter
had disappeared, half laughing,
wholly sympathetic in Gays be-
half. Peggy Pencil had departed
hastily, her face still crimson, after
a brief, insincere word of apology
for the scene she'd made. Miss
Randolph and Wayne had gone
upstairs to join the dinner party,
while Mr.. Carberry fled to his Office
for a soothing highball.
Gay was alone in the courtroom.
when Jimmy told her she was
wanted on the house telephone:
someone on the fourth floor of the
club wished to speak to her. Won
dering who it was, Gay entered the
booth in the ladies' lounge, and
took up the receiver.
Hello, Gay. This is Wayne.
Everything all right, now?"
"Everything's just fne-thanks
to you. 1t was terribly nice of you
to"
Don't mention it. There's a lot
Of noise around here-everyone
talking at once. I can't say much.
But-listen, Cay"
eyes? 2"
II owe you an apology, too, for
doubling your word. About work.
ing tonight, I mean"
please don't bother apologizing.
It's perfectly all right" she as
sured him.
You're not angry, them"
"Not a speck. How could I be,
after what you did for met"
That's great. Are you free
next Saturday night-first Satur-
day in June-say from nine o'clock
on?"
Gay thought for a moment.
Eyes. I work days that week."
This famous house-warrning
party of mine has been postponed
till then. viii you Gomez"
"Pd adore to-"
Suppose I call for you, then.
At eight-thirty?"
lovely" Gay breathed.
That's all then. I guess" She
waited, but he didn't ring off. IT
suppose should be getting back
to my dinner. Mrs. Larrimore's
standing in the doorway, looking
for me-"
"And I'd better get back to the
check counter" Gay added, cor
Til lose my job"
"Okay, my dear"
He hesitated, as though there
were something more he wanted to
say. Over the wire, Gay could
hear the pulse and throb of an un-
seen orchestra.
IT wish you were up here"
Wayne's voice came softly to her
ears.
me, too" Gay whispered. "But
I've got to work, you know. Good
night, Wayne"
Good night, Adorable"
Gay never forgot that last Sun
day in May. Heat burst like a
rocket on the city; torrid fareup,
typical Of late spring weather in
Detroit.
Both she and Jean had the
whole day off, sc they cid not rise
as on work-days at the shrill COM
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Social Act Board
Will Open Office

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NATIONAL LEAGUE

New York 6; Philadelphia 2.
Pittsburgh 2-1; Chicago 9-1O.
Brooklyn As; Boston OF.
Cincinnati 1912; st. Louis rs.
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With the Wimbledon tennis cham
pionship tucked in her pocket,
Helen Jacobs, California tennis
star, arrived in New York from
England. Miss Jacobs departed
Immediately for Forest Hills, N.
Y, to prepare for the approach
ing American tennis champion
ships.
Central Press
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PIEDMONT LEAGUE

PIEDMONT LEAGUE
Rocky Mount at Portsmouth.
Norfolk. at Richmond.
Asheville at Durham.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Washington at New York.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Only games scheduled.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York at Brooklyn.
Boston at Philadelphia.
Chicago at st. Louis.
Only games scheduled.
La gaceta., 1936-06-23

Ash como los ingleses han 81
do siempre los arbitros indiscu-
tibles de la moda masculine, los
franceses 10 han sido hasta aho-
ra de la moda femenina. Y digo
hasta ahora, porque hay quien
duda de que puedan conservar
indefinidamente esa supreme.
cha. Los alemanes y los AUSTRIA
cos lie dan la batalla en- Europa,
aunque sin exito; pero los nor
teamericanOs parecen dispues-
.tos a ganarla, no solamente en-
su pals, siRo tambien en- la vie
ia Europa.
Muy ~depurada, tendiendo ha-
cia formulas sencillas que STEM
ten bien a la mayorfa de las
mujeres, la mOda norteameri-
cana es mas apta para conquis-
tar las grandes masas que la
moda francesa. Esta Ultima, sin
embargo, lograra realizaciones
personales inimitables. En- re-
sumen: que unos grandes alma
Genes dedicados a la venta de
trajes hechos serviran a su ellen
tela con un mejOr buen gusto
La gaceta., 1936-06-23

I'm grupo de enthusiasts j6-
venes han organizado un nue.
vc club con ell nombre de "0mer
ia Social Club" entidad que sc
dedicara a la organization de
fiestas para solaz y expansion
de sus miembros.
Anuncian su primera fiesta
para ell sabado II de Julio, en-
los salones del Circulo Cubano.
Para los bailables han sido
ccntratadas las orquestas "Don
Francisco" y "Los Bohemios"
Durara desde las 10 de la noche
a 3 de la madrugada, a los pre-
clos de cincuenta centavos los
caballeros y 25 las damas.
La gaceta., 1936-06-23
.REGRESO A ESTA CIUDAD
Ell ALCALDE CHANCEY

Procedente de Washington,
donde pas6 varios dias en- ges-
tiones relacionadas con la ciu-
dad de Tampa, regres6 aver ell
alcalde r. E. L. Chancey.
Interrogado sobre la posibi-
.lidad de que Sc establezca aqui
un hospital del Servicio de Sa-
de los Estados Unidos,
ell alcalde dijo que pasaran por
10 menos dos amos antes de que
tai cosa pueda lograrse.
Han hecho peticiones para
csc hospital las ciudades de
Miami, Jacksonville Y Tampa.
Los oficiales de la PWA lie
manifestation que no concede-
ran nuevos fondos para ell hos
pital municipal hasta que Sc
haya re- ado una decision de
la Sortd uprema del Estado
que obliA a las municipalities
des a celebrar elecciones apro
batorias antesS de que puedan
sen gociados prestamos de lie
PWA.
La gaceta., 1936-06-23
LOS OFICIALES QUE NO Sc
PRESENTATION HOY EN-
LOS COMICIOS

Por no haber llegado a ITEM
pc a la bora de la aperture de
los colegios, sc hicieron en- la ma
mana de hoy las siguientes susti-
tuciones de secretaries e inspec
torres: ]. R. Wilmington susti-
try6 en- ell prescinto- No. 2 a C.
E. Webb, jr.; Miss Mays San
ford sstituy6 en- ell No. 3 a Ri
ehard M. Clewis, jr. en- ell pres
cinto No. 8, Y. Y. BlOut sustitu-
y6 a Jay Hearin y la Sra. Eu-
gencia T. Allison a Lena Clai-
res; prescinto No. 2, D. j. Hol-
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PARA LA MUJER
Ell ROSTRO Y Ell DIBUJO DE cEJA
Como deben ser cuidadas las cejas

frente no deben incurrir en- 81
error de arquear demasiado las
cejas y disminuir, por 10 tanto,
asi la distancia entire estas Y 81
nacimiento del pelo. Les convie
ne unas cejas cast rec as, con
una tendencia ligera a subir ma
! cia las sienes. Este dibujo da un
%cierto, aire asiatico al rostro,
que haze mry original.
FL lapiz que Sc emplee para ell
dibujo de las cejas ha de ser de
primera calidad, y convene que
este muy afilado. Aun a las ce-
jas mas perfectas, siempre les
va bien el prolongarlas un POGO
con ell lapiz. Este debera ser del
cclor de cada pelo. Nero para
las morenas, cas.ano para las
castahas y castano mry claro
para las rubias. En- cualquier
buena p%erfumeria la vendedora
les pcdra indicar, sin miedo q
equivocarSe, la clase de lapiz
que debe usar.
Para que las cejas sean bri-
llan5es y sedosas. convene So
meterlas a este sencillo trata-
miento: cepilladlas a pelo Y a
contrapelo diez o doce veces por
la maflana Y otras tantas por la
noche, con un cepillito muy du-
70, que destinareis exclusiva-
mente a csc uso. Con una mezcla
a parties de vaselina lIguida y
de aqua de rosa sc obtendra un
.preparado que les dara un bri-
Ito y un realce extraordinario a
vuestras cejas.
Y, por Gltimo, TN consejo inn
portantfsimo: despues de maqui
.llaros, tened siempre cuidado de
cepillaros las cejas 0, por 10 me-
nos, de pasar un dedo sobre
elias para alisarlas. Los polvos
sc adhieren a elias y las tornan
mate, dando I'm aspecto de su-
ciedad muy desagradable.
Es.as son, lectoras, las reco-
mendaciones de Marcelle Au-
clair. Como son muy justas y,
ademas, muy sencillas de Sc
guir, os las he expuesto. A vo-
sotras, ahora corresponds ell Sc
guirlas bien y adaptarlas a vues
.tro r~ostro, que es 10 mas impor-
tante.
La gaceta., 1936-06-23
LIE PEGARON A UNI
ESPECIAL

Frente al prescinto electoral
No. ID. situado en- la Septima a.
venida entire las Gales Is Y Ia,
TN individuo de nacionalidad
italiana agredi6 a un diputado
especial del sheriff Mcleod, hi
riendolo.
La policia tuvo que intervenir
y calmar los animos.
Ell diputado volvi6 a su pues-
to despues de curado.
No hemos podido averiguar
81 Sc detuvo al agresor.
La gaceta., 1936-06-23
OtrG notG

En- asenci6n al gran festival
que con Ell nombre de ''Fiesta de
Verano' tendra efecto ell domln
90, en- todo ell edificio social del
Cfrculo Cubano. Dimos la idea
para esta fiesta, que fue acojida
con calor por la Directiva y que
sera celebrada todos los amos, Ell
Gltimo domingo del mes de Ju-
Mo. La fiesta del domingo sera
un acontecimienoo en- la enalte-
cida sociedad Guiana. Mas ole
mil boletos para ell almuerzc
hay vendidos. Los comensales lie
haran los honores al sabroso me
nj que prepare Ell restaurant
Gel Paraiso'. TOdo perfecta-
mente preparado para disfrutar
de un agradabilisimo dia, en- los
amplios salones de la "casita Gu
bana'.
Maxine Echegaray, ell lreri-
do professor, prepare a sus
"Bohemios" para deleitar a los
bailadores con uY amenisimo
programa, "Don Francisco.
la orquesta que dirije ell profe-
sor Frank Grasso, confecciona
su programa de m1sica ameri-
cana.
Otras atracciones completa-
ran ell programa del dia
La gaceta., 1936-06-23
I'm concerto

La Orquesta Sinf6nica de
Tampa, que dirije ell professor
Maxine Echegaray, en- su con-
cierto semanal de los jueves pre-
sentara esta vez un programa a
base de m1sica italiana, en- Ell
que figuraran pleas de Verdi,
Mascagni, Ponchielli, Puccini y
Donizetti.
ArtiStas de la Compania Fe-
deral de Opera presentaran Ell
duo de la opera "Rigoletto'', can
tado por ell baritone Alfredo Ia
carroll y la apluadida soprano
Carmelina Lucido.
Eel concerto dara comienzo a
las 8 y media. Noche de arte.
La gaceta., 1936-06-23

medic 81 estan orientados por la
moda -norteamericana, que osros
analogos que 10 esten por la mo
da francesa. Ahora bien: la mu
jer verdaderamente elegante Ia
que quiere y puede permitirse
la audacia de destacar entire to-
das, esa debe acudir a un mo-
disto frances.
En- mOdas y trajes deporti-
vos, los norseamericanos son in
Superables.
N. r.
La gaceta., 1936-06-23
NOTAS SOCIALES

HGcia NeW York
Para la Metr6poH sale hog Ia
Sra. Providencia Velazco, CO.
nocida maestro de esta ciudad.
En- la Universidad de Colum-
bia cursara los estudios de Pc
dagogfa.
Por su clara inteligencia y
franco vocaci6n, au2uramos el
exito de su prop6sito.
NueVo club
La gaceta., 1936-06-23
LA POLICIA A DE no
CALIZAR A LOS PARIEN-
i. TIES

BESIDE anoche la polHia rea-
liza gestiones para localizar a
los familiares de Sam Bussard.
de SO amos, de Sarasota, qus'
muri6 de repente cuando toc
ba un piano en- ell restaurant
Seabreeze, del terraplen de la
Gale %. Dicese que una enter
medad del coraz6n lie produjo
la muerte.
Bussard habia pedido IN EN-
paredado y Sc dirigi6 al iano.
sentandose en- la banqueta.
CuandO( be dispOnfa a tOcar
lie sobrevinO Ia muerte.
La gaceta., 1936-06-23

den por r. F. N1nez, jr.,; No.
16, Sra. Iioy Thompson y C. o..
Kerre entraron en- lugar de Tho
mas McCurdie Y Ell Rev. Walter
Metcalf; prescinto No. Is, Hem
70 Barone sustituy6 a A. Alva-
req; No. 26, F. Fuccarino por
Luis LaBarbera; No. "a, Oscar
Perez por James H. Lockhart,
v No. 70, J. M. Coarsey pOr
Margaret M. Cole.
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Oho bale

Otro bale
Bajo los auspicios de la Sec
ci6n de Recreo del Circulo Gu
bano, que preside ell active Sr.
Jose Manuel Rodriguez.
Sera en- los salones de la "ca.
sta criolla", ell dia A de Julio,
con las orquestas "Don Francis
co. y Los BOhemiOs''.
'Regira ell precio de % cts. pa
ra todos.
La gaceta., 1936-06-23

Bale de invitGci6n
La enthusiastic agrrpaci6n
"Andalucia" celebrara ell sabado
un bale social en- los salones del
Auditorio Municipal. Comenza-
.ra a las 10 p. m. y terminara a
las tres de la madrugada.
Son madrinas de esta fiesta
las Srtas. Mile Vetrano, Josie
Vetrano, Carmen Caruso y He
len Coniglio.
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prepara una excursion a Pass-a
Grille, Ell dia 10 de Julio.
Habra buena m6sica.

De regreSo
Ell pr6ximo sabadd regresa-
"a de la Habana ell apreciable
DIR. Ismael AngulO, que en-
union de ST. esposa e hijos pas6
les dias de vacaciones en- la ur-
be habanera.
Nos anticipamos en- darle la
bienvenida.
La gaceta., 1936-06-23

Falleci6 aver en- su domicilio,
2609 de la avenida North Ar
menia la nina de dos ahos Her.
minia Rodriguez, hija de los es-
pesos Ramon y Emilia Rodri-
guez.
La gaceta., 1936-06-23
INFORMATION
DEL PUERTO

Entraron aver los vapores a.
m~ericanos Gulfgem, Marjory.
Sagadahoc, la motonave nicara-
gdense Sauna y la goleta inglesa
General Tosta.
Sc hicierOn a la mar la COLE
ia lhondurena Amgrer 1872 y los
vapores Ozark, Colorado y Sa-
gadahoc.
La gaceta., 1936-06-23

UpETuuU
Fue sometida a una operation
en- la Quinta "Covadonga", la
simpatica Sra. Silvia Sanchez,
esposa del atento senior Luis
Sanchez.
A su lecho llegan las visitas
de sus amistades, que Sc intere-
san por su salud.
Por su pronto restablecimien
to hacemos votos.
La gaceta., 1936-06-23
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La gaceta., 1936-06-23

Una de las mas celebres es-
pecialistas de Ia belleza feme-
nina. Marcelle Auclir, ha ex-
plicado recientemente, en- un
periodico ext~ranjero, la impor
tancia de las cejas para la ar
monfa del rostro femenino. Y
acomoana todds las cCnsidera-
clones que este tema la ha ms
pirado con alg1nos consoles
tan interesantes, que voy a re-
producirlos, ~seasumiendolos, pa
ra mis- lectoras.
Las cejas son, a~ctualmente,
uno de los detalles que mas
personalidad dan a un rostro.
Vean ustedes como muchas es-
trellas cinematograficas, que
Sc hallan bastante lejos de ser
Ibellezas ~perfectas, han adqui-
Irido una fuerte personalidad,
y hasta son initials por Milo
mes de muchachas que la han
tornado por modelo ideal. Y
TODD este gracias al hallazgo
de un nuevo Y original dibujo
de celia que lie fuera bien al ros
tro.
Antes, las mujeres acepta-
ban las cejas que Dios les ha-
.bia querido dar. Ahora las
transforman a su antojo. Bas-
ia para ella un POGO de vaseli-
ma y unas pinzas muy finas.
La vaselina tiene por objeto e.
|vitar que la piel Sc irrite al de-
pillar.
Una regla general debera
Ipresidir siempre a la depila-
ci6n de las cejas: al depiIGr hay
ale ir arrancGndO los pelOs STEM
pre- por debajo, con Objeto de
subir 10 mas possible Ell arco de
las cejas y de agrandarlo. NADIA
rejuvenece tanto I'm rostro y 10
moderniza como un arco de celia
alto Y grande. Por la parte de
arriba solo debe quitarse 10 pre-
ciso para igualar ell dibujo.
La gaceta., 1936-06-23
Beach Party

Los miembros del Satellite
Club, en- junta celebrada ano-
che, acordaron ell celebrar un
"beach party en- la playa de
Clearwater, ell dia A de Julio.
Saldran en- omnibus de la a.
venida de Nebraska. AL medic
dia serviran un almuerzo.
Cesar RiVero.
La gaceta., 1936-06-23

Las cejas normales las mas
bellas, sin duda, y las que con-
vienen a un rostro armoniosO y
que ofrezca por ST mismo ba3-
tante attractive y bastante origi-
nalidad, son aquellas que tienen
la forma de una coma. Su pun
to de maximo espesor sc halla
al lado del arranque de la nariz,
" van afinand0Se progresiva-
mente hacia las sienes.
Pero son pocos los casos en-
que la celia puede dejarse tai CO.
mo la ha creado la Naturaleza,
Y, ademas exis.en muy pocos
rostros que no mejoren en- belle
"a Y en- originalidad con uno de
las sencillas traIsfOrmaciones
siguientes:
Cuando las cejas Sc aproxi-
man mucho la una de la otra
por encima del arranque de la
nariz-signo de ser mujer ce-
losa, dicen-, convene depilar-
las para separarlas. Pero sera
precise tener en- cuenta 10 ST.
ptliente: ST vuestros OjOs Sc ha-
Ian demasiado Separates ell uno
del otrO, convene dejar las ce-
jas 10 mas juntas possible. 81,
por ell conrario, vuesros oios sc
al contrario, vuestros Ojos Sc
rad la separation de las cejas.
De esta forma SO logra disimu-
lar muchisimo ell ceso o ell de-
fecSo de separaci de los ojos.
Cuando estos Sc tllen coloca,
dos normalmente, n separation
de las cejas debera ser tambier
ls normak
Las mujeres que BocS
La gaceta., 1936-06-23

Una excursion
La LOgia Luz de Cuba No. 5,
de la Orden Caballero de la Luz,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-28
MILLS ARE BUSY
 IN PITTSBURGH

Homestead, Pa, Aug. 2S.-(UP)- This PittsburCh. .diStrict industrial town of 10000, hard hit by the de. precision, reported today that itB mills gre employing more men than in 1929, that its relief office b closed, and inst c shortage exists in skilled labor. Ten thouSand men gre at work ia the Carnegic-1iiinoiS Steel corporation plants. Tn 1929, the company employed 0,000 full. time workers here. The number Of government cid cases dropped from $500 c little over . year ago to fewer than 1,200. Because more than 1900 cases are required to maintain c separate office, the dis. trictB remaining needy will be cared for through other cities.
 The Mesta Machine company ans flounccd 1t iS having trouble finding enough skilled men to keep its plant at capacity. The larger mills have Yesorted to hiring men away from each other iil order to flii skilled positions. Most Of HonieGead pros ducts gre heavy goods, for which there Is no market when times gre black. Now, there ig c demand for It's bridge beams, construction girderS, axIeS, wheels, pipe and tanks.