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La gaceta., 1937-10-21
DOMINGO DE GoIcURIA

Ning1n otro cubano sufrio
por la patria 10 que Ell. Morn
peleando por ella, por su reden-
ci6n, fue ell anhelo de toda su
vida. Y por ella murio! Mas no
como 10 sonara, en- el combafe
" como un h6roe; sino en- Ell ca
dalso... Naci6 en- Ii Nabana, nj
10 de padres vizcaiRos a los sae
tie amos 10 mandaron e. Espafla.
ALI comenz6 sus estudios, pri-
nero. en- ell colegio Santiago, de
Bilbao, Y luego en- Ia Corufa,
teniando como professor a An
tonic Casas. En- la Coruiia, da-
rante Ell sitio y bombardeo &c
squella ciudad, se metio en- una
trinchera, de IL cual tue SAGA
La gaceta., 1937-10-21

Ell veterano Bobby Pacho, de
California, utilize toda su expe-
riencia para veneer, en- New
York, al fuerte joven frankie
Cavanna. En- los dos primeros
asaltos Cavanna atac6 furiosa-
mente Y lie superb. Pacho sc
mantuvo a la defensive, en- espe
ra de que la tormenta pasara.
Cuando pas6, llev6 la pelea a 81
adversario y lie oblig6 a retirar-
Sc.
Pacho tenia un peso de lat
libras, tres menos que su con
trincante.
LIE pidieron a Mike Jacobs
5000 por ell alquiler de I'm E.
tadio de boxeo situado en- Ingl;
terra.
Precio prohibitivo. No pelea
ran de nuevo Tommy Farr /,
Max Baer, 10 que nadie siente
Baer es un "payaso" a la caz.
de bolsas llenas para 81 Y su he
mano.
La gaceta., 1937-10-21

do por un sargento, Y llevado a
su casa donde va reinaba la in
quietud. lei valor lie acompan6
|desde la ninez hasta ell sepul-
Gro Moo, vuelve a su patria, v
mozo va a los Estados Unidos,
'donde estudia Y trabaja, AL ca
30 de alg1n tempo de perma-
nencia en- la gran Rep1blica del
Norte, regresa a Cuba. Pero ell
ambiente de su pueblo 10 asfi-
xia. No podia, despues de haber
gozado de la libertad, someter-
Sc a la esclavitud. De ahi que,
a POGO, emprenda de nuevo VIA
je rumbo a Inglaterra. Mas de
tres amos permaneci6 en- 81 rel
no undo de Ia Gran Bretana,
tres amos qeu acknowledgements
influyer6n de- manera definiti-
La gaceta., 1937-10-21
DEPORTE
POR NEGARSE A PELEAR
CON TUNERO LIE QUITA-
RON LA CORONA

Paris, Octubre 21.-Por ne :
Qarse a aceptar I'm latch" de DO
xeo con ell cubano Kid Tunero,
legftimo contendiente a la coro-
ma, lie ha sido quitado a Marcel
Thil ell tiutlo de campe6n euro
PEG del peso mediano.
Thil regres6 hace pocos dlas
de los Estados Unidos, donde lie
derrot6 Fred Apostoli, por no
caut tecnico.
La Federation International
de Boxeo sacara Ell titulo a com
petencia.
Thil desea regresar a los Els.
tados Unidos y pelear de nuevt
con Apostoli y 81 es possible co,
Freddie Steele.
La gaceta., 1937-10-21
NO EXlSTE POSIBILIDAD
DE QUE FAIR PEUEE CON
MAX BAER

New York, Octubre 21.-Lue
go de conferenciar con ell EN- :
presario ingles A. C. Critchley,
Mike Jacobs desisti6 en- defini-
tiva de presentar otra pelea en-
tire Ell campe6n ingles Tommy
Farr y Ell p1gil hebreo Max
Baer.
Ese empresario lie pidi6 a ia
cobs NADIA menos que $4,000
por Ell alquiler de su arena de
La gaceta., 1937-10-21
ma por la noel,e, en- Phillips

ma por La noelse, en- Phillips
Field, con ell "once" de Spring
Hill, ell Colegio de Mobile.
Todos los jugadores locales
estiman que ell Spring Hill es un
adversario peligroso, aunque
muchos no 10 estiman ash.
Spring Hill es un Colegio de
j6venes cat6licos, calificado de
muy peligroso en- la ofensiva.
Para los passes Sc ha forma-
do una combination a base de
Willie Goodwin, Dick Spoto y
Tony Freely.
Red" Cox visti6 aver de
nneSo su uniforme. La fiebre
de la semana pasada lie hizo per
der ocho libras.
La gaceta., 1937-10-21
NUTICIAS DE PELoTA
LazzeYi de Ayudante

Dicen hoy de Chicago que
Phillip P. WrigIey, Ell de la ego
ma de masticar, lie ha ofrecido
a Tony Lazzeri Ell puesto de con
sejero tecnico de los Cubs.
Lazzeri Y Wrigley no han ha-
blade nunca; pero ell segundo
dice que siente gran simpatfa
por Ell primero, y la simpatia
esa probablemente lie reportara
a Tony muchos miles de pesos.
"Hay muchos lugares en- la
pelota, coment6 Wrigley, para
los hombres intellgentes, acti-
vos y enthusiasts.
La gaceta., 1937-10-21
La Gaceta Folletfn No. 26
NRSTOR CARBONELL
PROCERES
A


ma, toma Vicente Garcia a
Puerto Padre. Nombrado lue-
60 jsfe de las fuerzas de las
Villas, las cuales estaban en-
plena desbandada, duda, re-
celoso, 81 debe marchar a ha.
cerse cargo del puesto que Sc
lie Ia senalado. y al fin decide
no marchar Y volver a SUI terri
torio de las Tunas, donde, en-
protesta de la orden de avian.
&c, habia varias fuerzas movi-
dss pOr agitadores reyoltosos.
La gaceta., 1937-10-21
CON LOS GUANTES

Peter Sarron esta en- canine
para pelear en- New York, Ell dia
20 de octubre, con ell famoso p1
gil negro Henry Armstrong.
Cast todos los expertos OPT :
nan, sin menoscabar los meritos
de Sarron, que ell negroes inven
chile dentro de las 126 libras.
Armstrong aspira tambien a
la corona de las 135 libras, ha-
biendo derrotado va a fuertes
p1giles de esta division.
La gaceta., 1937-10-21
DEJOHN PUSO A DORRMIR
A NICHOLS

New York, Octubre 21,-En
la ciudad de Buffalo, de este es-
tado, Jorge Nichols, e~xcampe6;l
de las IT'S libras, cayo por la
cuenta de diez, en- ell primer asal
t.. baio los p~unetazos de Ralph
Deiohn, 10 que mry pocas per-
sonas esperaban. Nichols pesa-
Ca 167 libras, una mas que su
adversario.
La gaceta., 1937-10-21

.1etargoy Il boxeo local.

Los aficionados We retfraron
por ell foro, 0 parece que Sc han
retirado.
En- cuanto a los profesiona.
les, a Downing le hacfa falta
descubrir una media docena de
gladiadoras "ror Ell estilo" de
Chino Alvarez.
Con media docena de "chi.
nos" apellidados Alvarez resur,
girfa Ell boxeo en- Tampa.
La gaceta., 1937-10-21
Los TERRIERS Y LOS GE.
A

Listos Sc hallan los Terriers
para ell partido del sabado por
la noche, en- Phillips Field, con
los Generates del Robert E. Lee
de jacksonville,
Burrell sahe que / a vatalla es'
dura; pero espera veneer, man
teniendo asi la carrera de vic
torias.
Rail Vega y Benny Fernan :
dez tomaran parte en- Ell partido
La gaceta., 1937-10-21
VICTORIA DEL CANADEN.
Sc A

Londres, Octubre 21.-El
campeon canadense del peso
complete, AL Delaney ,venci6 H.
quf por nocaut tecnico, en- Ell sep
timo %asalto, a H. Stahl, cam :
pe6n de Holanda.
Fue la primera pelea del ca
nadense en- suelo ingles. Pesaba
lei vencedor ITO libras y ell derro
tado 1913.
La gaceta., 1937-10-21
Harringay, ccnocida tambien

por Ell Estadio de White City.
Baer habia sido llamado a
conferenciar con Jacobs y dice
Sc que Sc tratara de contratarlo
para un match con James ].
Bladdock, cuando este salga de-
"lio" en- que Sc ha metido con la
Icomisi6n atletica del estado.
La gaceta., 1937-10-21
LAS PANTERAS EN- AC-
CION

Las Panteras de Plant iran a
Jacksonville y alli jugaran, ma
lana por la noche, con ell "once''
lei institute Andres Jackson.
Jaco Jones, ell j6ven de Pal
ma Celia, entrara en- fuego con-
"a ell peligroso team contrario.
Jimmy Hughes Sc muestra sa
tisfecho, estimando que la vuel-
ia de Jones vigoriza notable
mente su "once".
Haran Ell viaje Is jugadores,
con ell captain Frank McMi-
chael, ell coach y varios ayudan-
ties.
La gaceta., 1937-10-21

Las victorias de Carl Guggi-
no so nrecibidas aquf con since
ra algeria.
Carl es un producto de la ju-
ventud latina de Tampa, correc.
Ito, fuerte y valiente.
Todos esperamos que Lou An
bers Sc resuelva a entregarle la
corona.
FL pelirrojo Sc mantiene ell
la primera fila de su division.
La gaceta., 1937-10-21

Walter Nersel, Ell germano.
yencio en- Londres al muy va.
puleado Mauricio Strickland.
Fue una pelea a IL asaltos.
La gaceta., 1937-10-21

Ala en- Houston, estado de
Texas, "Gallito' Ramirez de-
rrot6 a Mr.. Chuck Vicksrs, de
Cincinnati.
La gaceta., 1937-10-21

Johnny Ia sido la Ultima vic
tina de Carl Guggino.
Crefa eI ST.. MORO que iba a
progresar en- sn carrera por
cuenta del italiano de Tampa
pero Sc equivoc6 por complete.
La gaceta., 1937-10-21
IA GACFVA

eI periodico en- idionak EspahoI
IL mas circulation en- Tampa
N1ctorano Manteiga, Editor
euscripci6n semanal: 20 cents
1908 ia. Ave, YbOr City, Fla
Telsfono Y3792
Evening star., 1937-09-15
CHILD HANDICRAFT
EXHIBITS ARE HELD
Entertainments This Week Also
Climax Activities of Summer
Months.
TODAY's PROGRAM

Children's handicraft exhibitions
and entertainments to demonstrate
their achievements during the Sum-
mer are being held here this week
The program opened yesterday at
Mitchell Park, Twenty-third and S
streets, where there was an exhibition
Of handicraft along with a dramatic
and dance performance and a Tom
Thumb wedding. Happy Hollow, at
Eighteenth street and Kalorama road,
also opened its program yesterday
and will continue through today.
Other exhibits are scheduled for to-
day at Twin Oaks, Fourteenth and
Taylor streets; at Takoma Recreation
Center, Fourth and Van Buren streets,
and at Rosedale, Seventeenth and
Kramer streets northeast.
Chevy Chase Playground will rold
its exhibit over a three-day period.
beginning today and running through
Friday. Hoover Grounds, at Second
and N streets southwest, will have
its show tomorrow from to $50 pm.
and at Montrose, Thirtieth and r
streets, there will be party as well
as exhibit, TO which all Summer
patrons are invited.
AT the Georgetown grounds tomor-
row at pm. the children will give
a marionette version of Wilde s
Birthday of the Infanta" They
have been learning to manipulate
marionettes at weekly classes held in
the Gordon Junior High School.
These classes will continue throughout
the year under the direction of Mrs.
Evening star., 1937-09-15
TH|BAU[T OFFERS
SONGS OF PORTER
Joe Di Maggie to Be Variety
Show Guest of Mary
Small.

0oNRAD THIBAULT, the young
baritone who was featured
guest artist on earlier pro-
~ grams in the Summer Caval-
cede of Music series, returns to the
program tonight, when Cole Porter is
the honored composer. Thibault has
chosen three of the most popular Por-
ter songs for his contributions, Easy
to Love- Night and Day" and i've
Got You Under My Skin" The Cav
slcade will be heard through WJSV
At o'clock.
Other melodies to be presented by
the orchestra include medley drawn
from Anything Goes Born to
Dance" and Red, Hot and Blue"
You're the Top" Night and Day"
and What Is This Thing Called
Love"
sWALTER O'KEEFE presents Roy
Campbell and his Royalists as
guest performers-WRCa at 8. A Rus
sian playlet, Three Men on a
.Borscht," is the "dramateurs' ve-
shicle.
JOE DI MAGGIO, youthful senSa-
ton of base ball, is Mary Small's
guest on her variety show-WMAL, 7
o'clock
+ A HALF-HOUR period of gypsy
music will be offered by VOL to-
night, beginning at o'clock.
! TESSICA DRAGONETTE and Charles
Kullmann present Oscar Strauss
popular musical romance, "A Waltz
Dream" in the Beauty Box Theater,
WJSV, $50.
LAWRENCE, noted
English stage and screen actress,
faces microphone during the Hit
Parade broadcast-WRC at 9.
1.-THE CLOUDS LOOK DOWN."
drama of American farm life,
will be presented over WMAL at 7:3O.
The author, James Hill. recently was
elevated from errand boy to N. B. c.
script writer.
.DR. FRANK BLACK conducts the
N. B. c. String Symphony Or
ehestra in full-hour concert-WMAL
1T o'clock.
Evening star., 1937-09-15
EDITH MAXWELL
APPEAL is ARGUED
Alexandria Attorney Asks Court
to Set Aside Murder Verdict
Against Teacher.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
STAUNTON, Va, September 15-
Arguments were concluded yesterday
before the Virginia Supreme Court of
Appeals in the case of Edith Maxwell,
former Wise County school teacher,
who is seeking to have the tribunal
set aside a murder conviction on a
charge of killing her father, Trigg
Maxwell
The defendant was convicted at her
first trial and sentenced to 25 years in
prison. On an appeal the Supreme
Court set aside the verdict and ord
cred q new trial on the ground the
evidence did not support first degree
murder conviction.
The second jury that heard her
case returned second degree verdict
and fixed her punishment at 20 years
in the penitentiary, the maximum
under the law.
Charles Henry Smith of Alexandria
conducted the argument for the de-
Evening star., 1937-09-15
D. C. GROUP TO ATTEND

A contingent Of Washington women,
headed by Lillian Marshall, 1913 Con-
necticut avenue, is expected to 20 to
New York City at the end of the
week to attend the annual luncheon
OF the Women World War Veterans
Monday at 4 pm. in the grand ball
room OF the American Women's Club,
1853 West Fifty-seventh street.
Monday is the opening day Of the
American Legion Convention in New
York.
Evening star., 1937-09-15

said to friend: Bill, tnat property
Of mine is square-shaped. 600 feet on
side. I'm going to fence a triangle
300 feet on a side and increase the
distance around it by at least 800 feet
each month for two years and each
month I'm going to tell that inveSti-
gator about it and make him 60 out
there and look 1t over But" said
Bill, 'if you lie to him about increasing
1t he'll make it hard for you" Il
won't be lying to him." said Mr.. Tuff,
II can do it without running over the
borders of my property" How could
hep
(Answer on Page C-6)
(Copyright, 1870
Evening star., 1937-09-15

fense OF the 23-year- -old girl. Joseph
L. Kelly, assistant to the attorney gen.
eral. argued for the State, although
Attorney General A. P. Staples was
present.
The defendant, who stands con-
victed Of the murder OF her father
on July 90. 1885, is at liberty under
$4,000 bond.
The court accepted today with great
regret" the resignation of Thomas j.
Niche Of Charlottesville, as court re-
porter because Of i'll health. Hewson
Niche of Charlottesville was ap-
pointed to succeed his father, who had
been reporter for the past 10 years.
Evening star., 1937-09-15
Brain Twizzlers
BY PROF.. ]. d. FLINT

"A FTER paying what he considered
an exorbitant tax on a piece of
property in the country, Mr.. /. NJ
Turf, publisher, spent long hours
perpetrating hoax on the particular
tax investigator who had caused him
all the trouble and expense. Mr.. Turf
Evening star., 1937-09-15
Every RAG Car is guaranteed to
meet a 30-P0INT STANDARD
OF the Ford Motor Company!

Before your Ford Dealer is authorized to
put the famous r & G label on a used
car he has to put that car through a 30
point checkup in his shop. This checkup.
specified by the Ford Factory, covers
every important detail of the cars per-
formance, appearance, comfort and
safety. Where parts need repair or replace
ment, these are made. The car is cleaned
thoroughly inside and out. Brakes, tires.
battery, lights, horn, upholstery every
thing = must be In good WORKING order
for the car to win r & G rating.
Evening star., 1937-09-15
Air Headliners
Afternoon Programs.

4.45 p.m.--WMAL, Evening Star
Flashes.
5:15 pm.-WJSv, Australia
Views the Orie tai
Crisis.
Evening Programs.
700 pm.-wRC, "One Mans
Family; WJsv. Cav
alcade of Music"
1880 p.m.-WRC. Wayne Kings
Orchestra, WJSV, Ken
Murray.
500 p.m.-WRC, Town Hall To-
night; WJSV, Andre
Kostalanetz's Orches-
ira; WMAL, NBC SYM
phony Orchestra,
800 p.m.-WRC, Your Hit Pa
rade. WJSV, Gang
Busters"
Short-Wave Programs.
100 p.m--HUIzEN, Happy Pro-
gram, PCJ, 3l.2 m, $50
meg.
800 p.m.-LONDON, Hit Tunes
Of Yesterday, CSC, 16.8
m, 1919 meg; GSI, 1876
m, 1926 meg; GSD,
25.5 m, ITS meg:
GSB, 3l5 m, 9.51 meg.
e:15 p.m.-BERLIN, Scenes from
Macbeth" DJD, 25.4
m, ll.T7 meg.
Evening star., 1937-09-15

ANACOSTIA MOTOR co.
1923 Good Hope Rd. Sc.
1900 Nichols Ave. S.E.
TRIANGLE MOTOR co.
New York Ave. and
North Capitol
NoRTHWEsT MOTOR CO.
e316 Geersie Ave.
019O wisconsin Ave.
CAevy Chase. Nd.
Evening star., 1937-09-15

The above diagram shows the more
vital operations which every R & G car
goes through. 1t shows why r & G cars
can be sold with written guarantee
OF satisfaction or your money back.
Yet you pay no more for r & G quality.
IN TACT, II you act at once, during the
Ford Dealers Annual Nation Wide Used
Car Clearance Sale, you will find many
really exceptional values in R & G. used
cars and trucks.
See your Ford Dealers r & G used car
and truck offerings as soon as you can!
Evening star., 1937-09-15

State Legislative Councils.
Five States have legislative councils
that tackle lawmaking problems be-
fore their Legislatures convene.
Evening star., 1937-09-15
SEPTEMBER Is, 1897

Anne Klesius, according to Miss
Maude Parker, director of girls and
womens activities for the play
grounds.
Evening star., 1937-09-15

WARFIELD MOTOR co.
2526 Sherman Ave. NV,
1927 Connecticut Ave. NV.
PRANK NJ. MCLAUGHLIN
3108 Rhode Island Ave. NE.
rAKoNA MoTOR CO.. Inc.
n Carroll Ave.
1akoms Park. Nd.
W AAd Blair n. NV.
Evening star., 1937-09-15

CAPITOL MOTORS. Inc.
2l5 Pennsylvanis Ave. S.R.
WALSH MOTOR CO.
5000 Ga. Ave.
Silver Spring. Nd.
BIILHnAER D PALNHB
Z eDeaeee 81. g
5O14 Rhode Island Ave.
HyattsvilIs. Nd.
Evening star., 1937-09-15
Jolly Polly

A Little Chat on Etiquette
BY JOS. F. FRISCH.
L. @. N-Lobster is eaten with the
fork. The fingers of the left hand may
be used 10 hold down the claw while
Evening star., 1937-09-15
ANY OF THE FOLLOWING FORD DEALERS-

HANDLEY MOTOR CO.
$3.50 Geersia Ave. NV.
HILL = TIBBITTg
lila Vermont Ave. NV.
I423 L It. NV.
1870 14th u. NV.
srEUART MOTOR CO.
~ see New YsRk Ave. NM.
l4sh ~: ane j. I. Ave. NJ,
8r4 Aao j Ote. MI
Evening star., 1937-09-15

will be held At IL an. tomorrow in
Rust Hall. The Rev. George H. Ben
nett Of Wilson Memorial Church will
Evening star., 1937-09-15

LOGAN MOTOR CO.
iii 18th ST. NV,
cO1s virginia Ave. NV
14th h Parkwood Pl. NV.
CARTER MOTOR co.
1l3 n. St. Asaph
Alexandria. Va.
PARKWAY MoToR CO.. I.s.
0Qlo ~ ~. NV.
1850 Wisseastn Az,
Evening star., 1937-09-15

Sibley Guild to Meet.
The first meeting of the Women's
Guild of Sibley Memorial Hospital
Evening star., 1937-06-08

ss sh NORTH mGdsssf ssse hsmp.4s msn
LIMA BEANS-No carlot arrivals; no
cars on track. Supplies light; demand
Peas5s'e Fo4fds bushel na5ke5 sshty
soUAsH.@suppiiesD lisht? o'eSliaS demand mod
crate, market steady. South Carolina.
5uShel hampers white. wrapped. LOO
is; ciycIiMREe yf1tnT eessookNnecks ;oo.i5o
cars cars on tack: Supplies moderate; de-
Florida and South Carolina bushel bas-
kets. 200-S:50; poorer low as / so.
CORN-No carlot arrivals; no cars on
t1aes Iass;, Truck receipts moderate; supplies
SliEhtly dal. weaker Florida stsndard.erates.
PEPPERS carlot arrivals; no cars
on track Supplies light; demand mod
baskets. green, 2.00-2.5O poorer low as
GGPLANT-supplies light: demand
moderate; market slightly stronger Flor
ida. l2-bushel crates. 2.002.50. poorer
OKRA-No supplies on the market
ORANGES-Two Florida arrived ! car
diverted four broken and three unbroken
cars on track. Florida. boxes as to size
No; Is: 3.0O4,5N No. .. 1854 90
GRAPEFRUTT-No carlot arrivals: one
SIZE e No. a' i On s.ass75 tteH '0f'0A BOXES as 10
LEMONS-No carlot arrivals: no cars on
track. California, boxes as to size: No. Is.
1O.OO-10.5O No. .. 9.5O-1G.OO.
.BEETS- TS-Virginia. Norfolk section. crates.
sP1NAcH-New Jersey, bushel bas-
BLACKBERR1Es- and South
Carolina. per 32-ouart crate. 2.0O-2. so.
Evening star., 1937-06-08
NEW YORK PRODUCE

NEW YORK. June s 1P.-Eggs. 3s.7O7;
barely steady. Mixed colors UNCHANGED
Butter, 22.54O: weak Creamery, extra
.92 score, 30,4-31; firsts tss-9l score),
Cheese 377 90; firmeI. state whole
milk mats, fresh, grass. l717-1S; fresh
iodders. fancy. l612-17; held. fancy. 1886,
22l7-23
Live poultry. by freight steady. Prices
unchanged
BY express. dull to steady Broilers Leg
horn. 14alS: Rocks. l9a23: Reds, l6aIS.
Other express prices unchanSed
Dressed poultry steady. Fresh and
frozen fowls, 36a42 pounds, 16a2O; others
UNCHANGED
Evening star., 1937-06-08
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. June pN.-Butter. 1s,4?6;
easy: creamery. specials t93 score): 3Ol2-
81: extras t9o), 30: extra firsts '9O-9l
2al.-I7: frSts tSS-S9J. 27l2-2Sla, stand
ards go. centralized carlots). 29l7. EegS'
c2.5ss: easy; extra frsts, cars and local,
packed firsts and extras, 90.
Poultry live. > cars. 90 trucks: steady
TO arm: hens over 5 pounds, 17l2: 8
pounds and less Z; 1eghorn hens. 1914;
fryers. colored. 42i2: Plymouth Rock. 25la;
White Rock. %, barebacks: 10; broilers.
eolored., Plymouth and White Rocks; "a;
54ia; Plymouth Rock. 2sHa; White Rock,
27: barebacks. %: roosters. 13: Leghorn
ROSTERS. IL: turkeys; hens. 16; toms. IA:
No. . turkeys. 13: ducks. white and col
ored ~ pounds up 13; small IL;
Potatoes. 1874 on track. 352; total U.
s. shipments 755 old stock weak; sup
per hundredweisht Idaho Russet Bur
banks. U. s. No. /. few sales. > GO-25; o.
g. No. 2. l.O0-15: North Dakota Early
Ohios. partly graded 05. New stock.
California stock steady Southern Cobhlers
slightly stronger undertone; supplies mod
eommerciai comm % 9a,s.s5: Louisiana Bliss TrS- Z
umphs, U. S. No. l. 1.s52.00 mostly
around 95: Cobblers U. No l., 100
200. mostly around 90; Russet Burbanks
Y. 8; No, l; 1.s5; Alabama Bliss ] Triumphs ds
cay, l.so-65; U s. No. 9; LOO; Missis-
laO-95; showing heated. some decay, 1.75.
IS: U. S. No. .. 1.O5-l5.
Evening star., 1937-06-08
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

CHICAGO. June 8 lH OMITTED States
department OF fAgriculture).- Hogs, 10 600,
including 5000 direct: market generally
oalo lower than Mondays average: pack
ing sows steady; good and choice. goo
200 3oo pounds; l1.25all so; top. !1.55: 150-
100 pounds. mostly 10.6Oal14O; few
plss, 1880 or slightly better bulk medium
TO good kinds. 1000 down to $50 most
packing Sows, l0.10a1O.60.
Cattle $500; calves. $500: good to
choice medium weights and weighty steers
again oragRy: loa15 lower: all yeayIings
steady steady with lisht heifer and mixed year
nnSs strong: grassy and shortfed steers, all
weights. bringing higher prices compared
with strictly granted offerings; fed heifers
wen sold UP on early rounds: best fed
heiiers, 1915; small package late Monday.
lS'5 cows scarce and steady: cutters SELL
ing largely at .0Oa5 90; with strong
weights at $50 and choice beef cows up to
$50 and better: bulls strong to 3 higher;
weishty sausage offerings selling up TO
dl5: vealers strong to 25 higher at .OOa
o.Lh; Few selects 1000.
sheep. 5000. including 500 direct
spring lambs moderately active mostly
steady; good and choice. u 5Oa13 90:
yearllngs slow: steady to lower; sood to
choice kinds 9.00al0.oO; best held higher:
sheep steady: shorn ewes 3.OOa4 so.
Evening star., 1937-06-08
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

BOSTON. June OP, U 6. Dept. AgrD
"A moderate amount Of business was
wools were quiet in this market today
Prices held firm tending higher on me-
dium fleeces. Graded ss-blood combins
ONO fleeces sold al 43 cents in the grease
which was the maximum acceptable to
most holders
Houses asked ~ cents in the sr.ase for
combing quarter blood Ohio fleeces. al
tnouSh some were willing to sell small
quantities at around ~ cents
country packed lots OF combing and
clothing lengths. ~ and " blood grades
tose:ner:. from various sections Of the
Middle West sold at around Al cents for
Oh1o and Michigan. ~ cents fer choice
MISSOURI. 40 cents for average Missouri
and Minnesota tleeces and 80 cents to 81
coats for the heavier Iowa woods.
Evening star., 1937-06-08
10 LOw-Yield Bonds,
s. the Associated Press

b the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 8.-Moderate
declines in United States Government
loans contrasted with irregularlty In
the corporate sector of the bond mar
ket today.
New York, SusQuehanna g. Western
refunding SIS of 1887, traded for the
first time since the week of May 10,
dropped "a points. The road filed
reorganization proceedings last week.
Down around 1-32 to 4-32 of a
point among Treasury issues We're
the 27ss, uhe 2l2s and the 3isS of
1852.
In the corporate sector small gains
were scored by American 81 Foreign
Power 5s, ST. Paul SIS, Mckesson 81
Robbins 5l2s and Pennsylvania gen.
eral As.
A little lower were Anaconda 4i2s
North Western 4a4s, international
Paper SIS, Missouri Pacific SIS and
Walworth As.