davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1936-10-13

rio aver en- tono j~actancioso a 81
pelea con Ell vallisoletano Maria
no Arilla y dijo: A este espafiel
10 pendEe a dormir facimehte.
LIE Vi pelear con Hsaty, Ia senA
ma pasada, y va tengo mi plaA
de ataqre y de victoria. No lie
CARA a los 10 asalto@b sjo e.
bombardeo de mis- pulos."
N Arilla, que por ell mundo an
a v ha visto ell derrumbe de mu
CHS castillos, sc encogi6 de HON
bro Y coment6: Probablemente
ese muchasho esta MAJ de laSca-
beza; qrizas padece de marcos.
Mariana prsdajo nry Basha
impression Ia semaha pasaaa Y
Ell pdblieo lie quiere mas pof sa-
Der que Gus dos herafIanos CON-
baten eerca de Madrid, a la sem
bra de Ia bandera republican,.
La gaceta., 1936-10-13

gimnasio de Jim DQHliing y los
fieles pOdran ef4nar una cpis
MON de sds faeultades.
Ell muJhacho de Panama Cit&
arrib6 en- horas de la noehe Y
ha sido notificado de que algu-
nos "inteligentes" de la Gale de
Franklin lie han selecciona1o
como ell favorito. y
AL saber que era favorito So
bre Cancela, ell visitante Sc puA
so los guantes, trio unos GUAM
tos punetazos al aire y dijo:
con esos golpes lie tirare, lie IA
p9stare", lie n0Qreare"..
Pesa Mr.. Brock segdn dicen,
1888 libras, dos menos que Can
celia, que subira al ring Con
1870.
La gaceta., 1936-10-13

verja miranda al canine, o dis
traida en- ell cuidado y arreglo
de sus flores, y este lie extran6.
Apresur6 Ell paso, lego a la
verja, y NADIA: su novia no esta-
ba en- ell jardin.
Su extraheza troc6se enton-
ces en- inquietud.
ID Estara enferma ?-pre-
gunt6se.
Y Sc respondi6 a ST mismo,
sonriendo:
No. Lo que debe estar es
enojada y quiere hacerme ra-
biar un ratio. Juraria que esta
acechandome por la rendija
de alguna ventana y que de un
a otro aparecera a.
qui fingiendOse ofendida pc
70 allegro por volver a VERNE.
La gaceta., 1936-10-13
DUNDEE DERROTO AL PU.
GIL DE CAIRO

Lakeland, Octubre 13.-En un
rehido combate a diez asaltos,
Texas Joe Dundee, de Beau :
mont, estado de Texas, superb y
venci6 a Joe Knight, de Cairo,
estado de Georgia. Knight lleva
ba varios moses apartado del
euadrilatero y no parecfa ha-
iarse en- buena forma fisica.
Dundee mantuvo la ofensiva
an la mayoria de los asaltos y
pesaba 165 libras, tres menos q.
ST. adversario. Ell peso normal
de Knight es de IT'S libras.
Dave Bungey, de Yonkers, N.
Y, derrot6 en- ell semifinal a
Young Jess Willard, de Orlan7
do.
La gaceta., 1936-10-13
Tuunfo en- la canera de 300 miLlas
Ell itaianOiT azio Nuvolari
Entr6 en- segundo Iugar Ell france. WimiIle

Westbury, L. l., Octubre Is.
-Tazio Nuvolari, ell automovi-
lista italiano a quien llaman "a
REQ de M6dena," triunf6 aver
COMO habian auearado los exper
tos, en- la carrera de 300 millas.
Presenciaron las competicio-
mes de velocidad $4,000 especta-
dores, los que a la bora de la
victoria ovasionaron a Nuvola-
ri, TN hOmbre de 40 amos que
hanejaba un coche Alta Romeo
lie IL cilindros.
Todos los que llegaron a L.
meta final tuvieron que dar rs
gueltas a la pista, una de las
mas peligrosas del mundo. Cal
J1lAse en- 1900 las vueltas yecur
vas que 'cada "driver" debe dar
para cubrir la distancia fijada.
Hizo Nuvolari ell recorrido er
4 holas, 80 minutes y "A segun-
dos, o un promedio dc velOcidad
de 65,998 millas por hola.
LEGO en- segundo lugar e.
RANGES Jean Wilmille, que en-
no IL minutes y 81 segUndos
espues que ell vencedor.
lie corresponds ell tercer lu-
Jar al conde italiano Antonio
3rivio, cuyo motor lie fall6 en-
.iferentes ocasiones.
Entraron en- cuarto lugar Ray
mond Sommer, de Francia, y Ell
australiano Freddy McAvoy.
A los automovilistas america
nos Wilbur Shaw, Deacon Litz
y Chuck Tabor les corresponds
ron ell septimo, octave y noveno
lugar en- la "justa."
Sostienen los eXpertos que la
pista del velodromo de Roose
La gaceta., 1936-10-13

LEGO Gaspar ante ell hotel a
la bora en- punto de la eta.
BESIDE lejos va miro ansiosa-
mente, esperanto yer tras la
verja la esbelta figura de su no
via.
LA pobrecilla ,-deciase,-
me habra esperado todos los
dias, Y hoy tambien estara espe-
randome. A pesar de mi adver-
tencia de que no nos veriamos
diariamente, acasO la encuentre
enOjada; pero unas cuantas pa
labras mias, bastaran para con-
seguir que su enojo cese.
No vic desde lejos a Lola, CO.
de eostumbre ,apeyada en- Ia
La gaceta., 1936-10-13

cias despertaron los celos en- ell
coraz6n de la enamorada j6ven,
y sentia ansia por communicable
su triunfo, la ejecuci6n del bo-
ceto de gu estatua La Venus
ruborosa', de la que en- mas de
una OCCASION lie habia hablado.
ME felicitara ,-pensaba,
~ participant de mis- ilusio-
mes para Ell poFvenir. 81 mis- en-
suehOs Sc realizan en- todas sus
parties, acaso tenga pronto una
posici6n que ofrecerle, y podre-
mos casarnos."
Sonreia satisfeeho.
Como ell sol en- ell horizonte. Ia
algeria brillaba aquella manana
en- So coraz6n, iluminandolo to-
do con sus disturbances res
plandores.
La gaceta., 1936-10-13

welt es la mas peligrosa del nun
do. De los As ch6feres que res
pondieron a la senal de partida
solo finaIjzaron 80. Nuvolari ha
ganado Sc primeros premios e
europa, en- I'm total de 144 ca
'reeas. Solo dos veces Sc detdEo
4 tomar gasolina Y aceite y cap
ur6 SO de los 81 premiosNcon-
,edidos a los vencedores en- las
yueltas. Sc estima ell total de sus
.anancias en- $685.
Babe Stapp, un habil automo-
ilista americana, tuvo que reti
arse despues de dos barrenas y
la rotura del tanqre de Ia gaso-
lima.
La gaceta., 1936-10-13

A Miguel Lorente lie robaron.
aver sd soi1brero de raha del
gimnasio de Jim Downing. El
Curro dice qre Jim debiera po-
ner cinco o seis detectives en- su
.gimnasio, no sea que 81 dia meA
nos separado lie llevan los apa-
rates.
81 la subtraction Sc comet:5
alii, 10 que nadie duda, Downing
parece6 Ubljgado a restituir...
Tony Domfnguez es actual
mehte un mejor boxeador que
Relampago Sagtero. Ell Guajiro
10 sabe y Remberto no 10 ighora.
Temiendo la fortaleza de los
punos de Tony ell de Camagiey,
que es ell Sr. Duo declina acep-
tar ell reto que lie ha sido hecho.
Quien declina frente a un enc
migo igual, peca de prudencia y
puede crear la sospecha de-
qre... ell miedo lie atormenta.
Tony Dominguez, mayor de
edad, que come "jomini" GUAM
La gaceta., 1936-10-13

JOHNNY M VEN
CLIO AL CAMPEoN DOBC
OSBURN

Anochey en- Benjamin Field,
Dobie Gsburn, campe6n de lu-
chas de la Florida, perdi6 ell ia
Ito de los jueeeSy luego de una
bora de "~comedia," a manos del
joven Johnny Plummer, luCha-
dor del estado de Iowa.
Osburn mordi6, di6 patadas,
punetazos Y "jug6 sucio," pero
Plummer 10 resisti6 TODD, lie IL
no varias veces del cuadrilatero
Y al final. lie pusieron en- la
tesla IA corona de ''hojalata," g.
dornada con palmetos.
Despues de que Ell arbitro le
habia alzado ell brazo a Plum :
mer, por fallo de los jueces, Os-
burn di6 ell "espectaculo" de una
protesta con paseitos por ell cua
drilatero, sin que ell pGblico lie
hiciera case.
Mas de veinte veces tuvo ell ar
bitro que llamarle la atenci6n al
campe6n, por sus tacticas "ca-
vernlcolas."
Johnny Grandovitch, Ell hon.
rado polaco, un verdadero lucha
dor, venci6 al pastor Hogue, que
sc distingue por sus gestOs "ino
centes" despues de las patadas,
los pufetazos y TODD 10 demas.
iOh los trAgicos momentos
cuando Hogue amenazaba con
sacarle los ojos al polaco!
fOh los dramaticos INSTANCES
cuando Ell villanO hacia de las su
yas y ell pblico temblaba de in
dignaci6n!
Ell empresario Cazaiia tuvo
una noche esplendida, moneta :
riamente.
La gaceta., 1936-10-13
N HIZO TABLAS
CON RAFAEL T .

New York, Octubre 13.-Ta-
bias Sc declare por los jueces la
pelea que anoche sostuvieron,
en- ell Palacio de San Nicolas, Ell
indio Rafael Hurtado, de Pana-
ma, y Joe Vignali, de Water :
bury, Conn.
La mutitud expres6 su des-
contento por Ell fallo, creyendo
que Vignali habia derrotado pol
puntos al indio.
Hurtado ACADIA de retar al cam
pe6n del peso ligero Lou Am
bers, y es TN pGgil inferior a
Pedro Montanez.
La gaceta., 1936-10-13

Esper6 animado por esta es-
peranza; pero Lola no Sc pre-
sent6.
La inquietud y la ansiedad
del jCven, iban en- aumento.
No. pues dc aqui no me
voy sin verla,-se dijo.
! Sic ndose frente a la YER
ia aun a t leque de que Sole
dad lie viera, sigui6 esperanto.
Fue indtil, porque transcu-
rrl6 tOda la bora de la cita sin
que consiguiese yer a Lola.
La gaceta., 1936-10-13
FOlletin No. sos
LAS PElNAS
QUE REDlNEN
Ia Gaceta

par; pero su llanto no era de
amargura, sine de ~satisfac-
ci6n, de orgTElo.
-iLe he ayudado en- su O.
bra !-deciase.@Gracias a mi,
ha realizado su ensueno y me
debera la gloria, que es mas
que deberme la dicha.
Luego exclamaba quedo,
mny quedo, como 81 temiera
que aiguien la oyese.
LIE amo y lie amare STEM
pre-. lsiemprel
La gaceta., 1936-10-13

De pronto estremeci6se. re-
cordando las palabras de su pa
DIRE.
Este lie habia dicho: "No a.
mes a csc hombre, porque ell
artista suele ser muy ingrato."
SSerfa verdad?
SPagaria Gaspar con la in
gratitud su carino?
Tuvo un instante de ansie-
horrible, de augusta mar
tirizadora; pero Sc tranquil
20, diciendo:
LEI tambien me amara,
puesto que anna su obra!
Y volvi6 a sonreir satisfecha
y orgullosa de su sacrifice.
La gaceta., 1936-10-13
CAPITULO Xxx
Pidiendo una explicaci6n

Era una hermosa manana de
invierno.
Habia llovido ell dia ante
rior y la atm6sfera parecia
mas pura eel sol mas brillan-
te.
I'm j6ven subia lentsmente
en- direction al barrie de la
Guindalera.
Era Gaspar.
IA d6nde iba?
Facil es suponer que q yer
a Lola.
No la habia vuelto a yer des-
de ell dia en- que sus conflden-
La gaceta., 1936-10-13
BUD GALLOWAY ES JAG
TANCIOSOS Y M
ACOSTAR A ARILLA

Else joven pdgil Bud Gala :
way, de Georgia, que no es ma
da mas que un gladiator acep-
table, no una estrella, Sc refi-
La gaceta., 1936-10-13

do lie da la CANA, sin que a nadle
.le. importe, mantiene su cartei
de desafio y en- 81 ha pdesSo es-
tas palabras: Ell Saguero habla
mrcpe la fuerza de mis-
brazos.
Relampago Sagier0<e ra me-
jor boxeador que Domh
en- Gus 'buenos tiempos.
lAhora, descuidado,s barrig6n,
acostumbrado a la vida suave,
Ell camagQeyano lie superb.
ISera que ell Relampago tie
ne tCdavia la espefanzq que
Jim Downing@SA busquea Una
papa suave"?
ANUNCIESE En-
LA GACEK
La gaceta., 1936-10-13

a Gaspar no lie qued6 va la
menor duda de que algo gravel
o%curria.
INo haberse asomado siquie
La gaceta., 1936-10-13

Brock practicara hoy en- ell
Evening star., 1936-04-02
FIVE MOR0S KILLED

Philippine Constabulary Takes
Fort After Tribesmen Attack.
MANILA, April 2 R.-Philippine
constabulary officers reported yesterday
that five Moros had been killed by
soldiers who were investigating q re-
Evening star., 1936-04-02
HOT OIL ACT UPHELD
BY FEDERAL COURT
Injunction Sustained on Ground
It Deals Only With Inter.
state Commerce.
Bv the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS. April 2.-Constitu-
tionality Of the Connally act prohibit
ing interstate shipment of contraband
or hot" oil has been upheld by the
United States Fifth Circuit Court OF
Appeals.
The appellate court, affirming an
interlocutory injunction, held the
Connally act supplements State legis-
lation and deals only with interstate
commerce.
The injunction was issued against
a large number of dealers. but the ap-
peal was taken in the name Of E. F.
Griswold of the Griswold Refining Co.
Shreveport. He directly attacked the
validity of the act contending, among
other things, that:
The act constituted an invasion of
State powers. 1t was not true regu-
lation of interstate commerce. but an
attempt by indirection to control. the
production and marketing Of a nat
ural product of State
These arguments overlook" the
opinion, written by Judge Joseph C.
Hutcheson of Houston, Tex, said,
they disregard the dominant. the
controlling fact that the act, though
passed in aid Of State purposes and
powers. deals with. and only with.
commerce interstate.
1T takes up where State power ends,
and by supplementing State legisla-
tion it makes completely effective the
general will of the people of the State
of Texas, expressed in its conservation
laws"
Evening star., 1936-04-02
c. c. c. |SLAUDED
FOR AID T0STATE
Maryland Forester Cites
Benefits From Corps in
Last Three Years.
ny the Associated Press.

BALTIMORE. April 2.-F. w. Bes-
ley, State forester. said yesterday that
the Civilian Conservation Corps had
done more for Maryland forests in
three years than his department, with
its usual appropriation, could have
afforded to do In rs years.
Besley made his comment in state
nent issued in celebration Of the be-
ginning of the fourth year of the
C. C. C.'s operation in Maryland. To-
day is the third anniversary of the es-
tablishment of the corps.
Before the start of the G. c. c."
Besley said. little or no money was
available for the proper protection
and development of our $4,000 acres
of State forests. nor was there much
prospect that we would have any con-
siderable amount for a long time to
come. In three years of c. c. c. work,
however, we have built on the State
lands more than $50 miles of roads.
$50 miles of horse and foot trails and
200 bridges.
This means that right now three
fourths of the State forests are ac-
cessible for fire protection and sup
preston and to the public for recrea-
tion. On nearly half of the State for
est lands. moreover, growth conditions
have been improved in way to give
the more valuable trees chance to
develop to best advantage. and on 25
per cent of the total area we have
taken measures to combat tree dis
eases and to control harmful insects
Evening star., 1936-04-02

from Capitol Heights to Berwyn,
are especially desirous Of amend
ments to certain statutes affecting
their judicial rights, and have so ad-
vised Senator Lansdale G. Sasscer,
President of the Maryland State Sen
ate and Prince Georges represent
ative in the Upper House, and Charles
c. Narbury, chairman of the county's
delegation in the House Of Delegates.
Discrimination Charged.
This was learned today when F. c.
Lutz. justice in the Riverdale dis
trict and leader in the movement,
made public a letter from the two
legislators pledging then aid in the
General Assembly.
Declaring that some Of the justices
have been subjected to discriminatory
tactics by police officers, Judge Lutz
contended that the spirit of the law
was being violated in some instances
by the playing 81 "favorites."
1t is said that on many occasions
persons have been arrested in one
Evening star., 1936-04-02
DATE FOR HEARING
ON BUDGET DELAYED
Arlington Meeting Now Set for
April 20-Final Action
Due April 80.
D. STAFF Correspondent of The Star.

Sy a STAFF Correspondent OF The Star.
ARLINGTON COURT HOUSE,
Va. April 2.-Date of the public hear
ing for consideration of the Airing
ton County budget for the fiscal year
beginning July l has been postponed
from April IT to April 20. it was an
nounced today at the county man
ayers office.
The meeting date was changed to
permit attendance by all members
of the County Board. The tentative
budget submitted by County Manager
Roy S. Braden maintains the present
tax rate of S270 on the s100 prop
erty valuation. 1t contains no provi-
sion, however, for the reassessment
of real estate authorized Monday by
the board and no appropriation for
conducting a special bond issue elec-
tion on the question of building a
Junior high school in the county.
The budget must be approved by
The County Board prior to April 30
No date has yet been set for this final
meeting.
Evening star., 1936-04-02

masisteyial district and taken before
a justice in another district, some.
times as many as three or four dis
tricts away.
Amendments Sought.
The effect OF certain amendments
sought would be to stop any justice
from going to the Hyattsville Jail 10
issue commitment or release papers, or
other processes. A person requiring
action of a magistrate would have to
go or send to the magistrates house
or Office.
Another set OF amendments which
the group proposes would compel an
arresting officer to take prisoners to
the magistrate residing in the district
where the arrest was made.
Evening star., 1936-04-02

port that an old fort In Lanao Prov.
ince Of Mindanao Island was being re-
constructed.
The report said 100 constabulary-
men attacked and captured the fort
after the tribesmen, believed to be
members Of an old bandit gang, had
fred upon them.
Action OF the constabulary; the re.
port said, was taken In compliance
Evening star., 1936-04-02
Kentucky Colonel
Bonus Bill Born
On LIST of April
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
FRANKFORT, Ky, April T.
A bonus for ex-Kentucky Colonies
was proposed in joint resolu-
ton introduced In the general
assembly yesterday by Represen-
tative j. C. Carter, Republican,
Of Tompkinsville.
Under the resolution all url-
married male Kentuckians be-
tween 81 and so years old would
be taxed $40 a year to pay sl00
annually for five years beginning
in 1860 to all persons holding
honorary commissions from for.
mer Kentucky Governors-com-
missions that recently were ruled
invalid.
The resolution was referred
to a committee without any COM
ment being made as to the day
Of the month on which 1t was
introduced.
Evening star., 1936-04-02
Red Locust Invasion.

OF late years East Africa has had
serious invasions of the red locust
The extent and dimensions of
locust swarm may be instanced by
the one that passed over the Red
Sea in 1899: it covered 1000 square
miles and was estimated to weigh
90 900, 100000 tons.
Evening star., 1936-04-02
JUSTICES SEEKING
TO GUARD RIGHTS
Prince Georges Magistrates
Organize to Push Statu.
tory Amendments.
By Stan Correspondent of The Star.

I1eIII OR I IIe 5IhI'
R1VERDALE. Md. April 2.-Jus-
tices of the peace in metropolitan
Prince Georges are organizing into q
body. something in the nature of a
guild. to bring about "fairur and
more equitable" distribution of busi-
ness, and to put an end to certain
practices charged to the judges.
The magistrates, some IS of them
Evening star., 1936-04-02
MAN FOUND IN GUTTER
CARRIED S6,794 IN CASH
Ragged Individual Taken to Phil
adelphia Hospital Crit
ically Ill.

Ey the Associated Press
PHILADELPHIA, April "A hoard
Of s6,794 in bills, many of them gold
notes. was found yesterday sewed In
the ragged clothing Of a semi-con-
scious man picked up in the gutter
Of South Philadelphia street
After a check-up police said the
notes we're not part of the Lindbergh
baby ransom money.
Bank books showing $4,000 on de-
post in two banks in Elizabeth. N. j.,
under the name of Harry Bum"
were found in the mans pockets. He
whispered the name Harry Bonner"
TO police who found him.
Physicians at the hospital where he
was removed said he was critically Ill.
Evening star., 1936-04-02
Must Fall With Chief.

Among the Fiji of the South Pacific,
If by chance chief slips or falls,
every one in sight of inferior rank Is
expected Immediately to also slip or
fall, lest they appear more skillful or
superior to their betters,
Evening star., 1936-04-02
Son Was Also Poet.

The author Of THE Ancient Mar
iner," Samuel Taylor Coleridge, was
one poet with sor, Hartley. also
a good poet.
Evening star., 1936-04-02
Mozart, Child Genius.

Mozart. the great Austrian COM
poser was q child genius. He had
achieved European renown at 13, had
written his opera "Mithridates" at
Is, and his opera Of "Idomeneo" at 16.
Evening star., 1936-04-02

with the policy TO clean up remnants
Of band Of bandits that was a hang
over from yesteryear."
The Washington times., 1936-08-13

SKIRTS-1.0O and
1875 values; lin
ems, crepes and
piqueS; p a s t els
and dark shades;
sizes 26 to 80. ....
CUL OF T e S
pique and desert
cloth; pastels and
white: 81 values;
sizes IA to 20. ....
STACKS 81 val
ues; terry cloth in
navy only; sizes
IA to 20 ..........
PLAY SUITS 81
values: 2-pc. and
3-pc. styles; cot
t on s, iqu es,
prints; sizes IA to
20 ................
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-07
Fluctuations
VEGETABLES

LOS ANGELES, May 7. WP)--
Supplies were moderate to liberal
with slow trading and generally
weaker tendency.
Asparagus: Loose Delta 5-5 Y c.
Mendoza Sic. Dos Palus large 8 y :
7c. San Diego Co. large 7-712c. Lo-
cal extra fancy 73-Sc.
jumbo aSs $3.25- 50; Jumbo ass
So 5O-375; standard 45s $275-3;
pony 54s $1.75-2; Orange pack $1.50-
l.75 flats, l2s and los $3.50 1.36.
Cucumbers: San Diego Co. flats
$4,000. Imperial Valley 6-7l2c.
Palm Springs 5O-6Oc.
Lettuce: Santa Maria, Guadalupe,
65-76e: dozen 50-60e. Local loose
Melons: Imperial Valley honey
balls std. Ass. $3.50-3.75, pony 54s
$2.50-2.75; Orange pack $1.75-2; mel
odews std. flats $1.75.
Peas: oceano, san Luis obispo
and Berros pole 81 dc. Bush peas
2lk &c. Santa Maria. Casmalia and
M orro Bay stock Sc. Lompoc sack
ed peas 2h-3c.
squash: Imperial Valley white
summer 40-50c. Italian 40-50c crate.
Lugs 40-50c. Coachelia Valley Ital-
ian 4O-6Oc lug, 4O-5Oc flat. white
San Diego Co. dark colored Italian
and white summer 65-75c lug. Light
colored Italian 35-50c. Laguna Beach
Italian 5O-65e. Orange Co. dark col
ored Italian G575c. yellow crook
neck $1.1O-1.25; Whittier white sum
mer 75c. Italian 65c flat.
Tomat3esS; im2eral 81 Valley kxfs 81 Tl9Es as
125; 6x7s $1-1.25; 6X7s $l-1.15; 7xSs
10000
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-07
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK. May 7. (UP)-Devel-
opment of air-pockets in a few rela-
lively high priced stocks in the last
hour of trading today unsettled the
stock market and brought prices
down l to more than = points in the
main list.
Johns Manville broke to SS off s
points and a new low for the year.
Monsanto Chemical made a new low
atat sc off s points. Case dropped
more than 3 points and losses of
> points or more were noted in Am
erada. American Smelling, Aneri-
can Telephone, Brooklyn -Manhat-
Pont, General Motors, Reynolds
Spring u. $. Industrial Alcohol and
Westinghouse Electric.
United States Steel and Bethlehem
were wax each losing more than
points. Motors generally We're down
with General Motors Rails had
losses ranging to nearly . points in
Atchison. Rubber shares fell with
Krude Rubber Futures. Mail order
issues and other mercantile stocks
were down a point or more. Cop
pers We're lower as were silVers.
The market opened fairly active
with prices irregularly higher. Then
trading turned duh and prices
sagged. Dealings continued very
small until in the last hour when
SelllnB DfOke out III All SeCllonS anu
for few minutes tickets were un-
able to keep pace. All sections
shared in the drop although the
Canadian issues such as Canadian
Pacific and international Nickel
did a bit better than others in re
siSting pressure.
Oil issues were down fractions to
n point in Standard Oil of New j Jer.-
sey. Radio Corporation was with
in fraction lof its low. Gold Dust
made new low fer the year. Com
mercial Investment Trust made a
new top at S0A and then sagged to
1874 off 13s, before meeting sup
port.
Chemical issues were down with
Monsanto. Airplane issues, strong
in the early trading, also worked
lower and late In the day, United
Air craft was off a point. Public
Service and Consolidated Gas each
lost more than point. Gold min
ing issues We're down point or
more. Loew's, Goodyear, phelps
Dodge and General Electric were
down more than q point each.
Weakness in the French frame
featured the foreign exchange mar
kets. Some recovery came late in
the day. The Bank of France re
ported a loss of gold for the week
ended May l amounting to around
$77, 7,000,0 900. Since that statement a
similar loss has been run up, ac-
cording to estimates of experts. De-
spite the dip in the franc, other
gold currencies were firm against
the dollar, and the pound sterling
rose more than a cent and held
most of the rise.
Dow Jones preliminary closing av-
erages showed Industrial 14.14 off
2.59. railroad 1915 off 083, utility
29.03 off OCT
Vol I'M e appro oXimated 100000
shares compared with 100000
shares yesterday. Curb sales were
24s.000 shares compared with 257,00o
shares yesterday.