davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1937-08-19
FAILURES TOTAL HIGHER,

NEW YORK, August 19 R.-For
the eisinth time this year commercial
and industrial failures showed An In
crease over the 1895 level, Dun b
Bradstreet, Inc, reported today. Fall
ures for the week ended August II
totaled 1873 against lS6 in the pre-
cedins week and 10 In the tame week
last year.
Evening star., 1937-08-19
ABBOT LABORATORIES
REPORTS $865,335 NET

b the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. August la.-Abbott Lab.
oratories. Chicago pharmaceutical
house, reported first six months con.
solidated net profit Of 1855, ,335. or 81 3s
per share, compared with s677,57o. o.
Sl.06. the corresponding 1885 period.
Evening star., 1937-08-19
ASSOCIATED OUTPUT UP.

NEW YORK, August - Especially -
For the week ended August - A.
sociatAd Gas h Electric System re-
porta net electric output Of e2.So3 400
units dkilowAtt). This u An increase
Of s.sS5,62S units, or II per cent
above the comparable week year ago.
Gross output amounted to 1o3, 3,27l,4
lnits for the week.
Evening star., 1937-08-19
NEW YORK SUGAR.

NEW YORK. August 10 P,.-sussr fu-
lures were less active today and prices
irregular
upturn in September, was to 3 points
net lower around pm on uncertainty
over sugar Hesitation At Washington.
With March around / % and the general
list l to IN points net higher.
Evening star., 1937-08-19
rs TONS OF LEAD SOLD.

NEW YORK, August 10 (E.-St.
Joseph Lead Co. reports Is tons of
pig lead from Southeast Missouri
mines sold yesterday 1t 4e.3S Per
hundred pounds, d. Louis.
Evening star., 1937-08-19
METAL MARKET.

steady, electrolytic. spot and future, IL;
So So t2h future 50 IS. 'IIs Ie.d snG atesdy: esd
e.3b.. Zinc steady; East St. Louis, spot
ana future. 7:26. Antimony, SPOT. Is 8fh.
9yiekstlver. e2.0o-e3 90. Iron. aluminium,
Evening star., 1937-08-19
HONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK. Aueust 10 0N.-Call money
stsa4y; / per cent alf day; prime com
HsreiAl paper, L psr cent. Time loans
stsA1y: 5000 l4ys. II; feur-,ix months,
chansed. ReAtscount rate, New York Re-
serve Bank. IN Per cent.
Evening star., 1937-08-19
STEEL SCRAP RAISED.

PITreDURoH, August 10 R.-
Scrap dealers reported yesterday IN
important mill consumAr VA paying
S22.60 4 ton for No. heavy melting
scrap steel Ths quotation 10 10 cents
above tho hst 1spostsd sais peics.
Evening star., 1937-08-19

In BANKRUPTCY or receivership. or bsing
rsorsanlzed under the bankruptcy Act. Or
securities assumed BY such compAnies.
are annual disbursements based On the last
quarterly or semi-annual declaration On
less othsrwise noted special OF extra divi-
dends ara not included.
Also extra or extraa. Paid last year
Payable in stock. Z Declared or paid -
far this year.. NO regular rate. b cash
or stock. Accumulated dividend paid
or declared this year. ww-With war
rants Nv without warrants. war War
rants
Evening star., 1937-08-19
RUBBER FUTURES,

NEW YORK. August 2 Lp-Cruts rub
per futurss opened barely steady ! 10 .
over September. Isl5-ls Decenber
NJ, March, ls51-5e
Evening star., 1937-08-19
MONTREAL SILVER.

MONTREAL. Aukust 1p lR.-salver fu-
~ - 1os; sesmssr. lz.eSe; March,
Evening star., 1937-08-19

NEW YORK BAR SILVER.
NEW YORK, August 10 (P-Bar
silver steady and unchanged at 49,.
Evening star., 1937-08-19

Hancock Oh CO. Of California
Common share earnings. year ended
June 80, were 42.32, against Sl.0e.
Evening star., 1937-08-19
Washington Exchange

SALES-AFTER CALL.
Potomac Electric eHs pfd-3 At 1l3A.
Potomac Electric 5l2s pfd.-2 at
HOY.
Capital Transit Colo at 1oh. 10
at 10h.
Evening star., 1937-08-19
q. S, TREASURY NOTES.

NEW YORK. Ausust 10 P.-Prices
quoted in dollars and thirty-seccnds.
Evening star., 1937-08-19

u dividend.
tPlua extras. e2% extra f1h& extra
h 75c extra. - SOC paid June "a. 1887.
Evening star., 1937-08-19

ww-With warrants. xw--Without wal
rants. n--New. st tstp,-Stamped
sNeeotiability impaired by maturity
tCompAnies reported in receivershiD.
La gaceta., 1937-04-06

A N e dNGLAERRA
DE E
QUE ITALIA Sc RETIRE
DEL PACTO DE N0-INTER
VENCION
La gaceta., 1937-04-06
Fiesta PrimaveraI de la
Secci6n de Propaganda

Hablamos anoche cen ell en-
tusiasta Y active presidents de
la Secci6n de Propaganda del
Centre Espanol, nuestro buen
amigo "Parrucas' v nos infor-
mo en- detalle de los acuerdos
tonados en- la reunion que AGA
baban de celebrar y en- la cual
quedaron nombradas las Conf
stones que han de trabajar el
dfa de la fiesta.
La Comisi6n de pHblicidad
sera nombrada en- la reunion de-
jueves, con Ell encargo EXPIRE
so de visitar a los Cronistas
tenerlos informados de los par
ticulares que Sc vayan presen-
tando.
Interesante la noticia que
nos di6 "Parrucas" referente
al n1mero de papeletas coloca
das Y que pasan de mil. Tam
/ bien nos dijo que habia hecho
contrato con la orquesta LA
Tropical que dirige ell inspira-
do cornetfn Sr. Triguero, para
que Sc encargue de entretener
a Jos bailadoes del salon bajo,
desde las tres de la tarde.
En- ell salon alto tocara una
orquesta americana y, aunque
! tienen idea de cual ha de ser,
no quiere publican su nombrc
hasta que no firme ell contrato.
La comida sera servida por
un prestigioso restaurant Y q
la disposition de los asistentes
estara la cantina de lCentro
Espahol de West Tampa, que
tiene fama de ser una de las
mejores surtidas.
Esperemos, pues, al nombra
miento de la Comisi6n de Pu-
blicidad para continuar con
nuestros informes.
La gaceta., 1937-04-06
Els VALIDA LA LEY DE SA-
LARIOS MINIMOS

Washington, abril Gel pre-
sidente Roosevelt comunic6 hoy
al congreso que ell abogado gene
raj Cummings estima, por ha-
Der opfnado asi 81 Tribunal SUI
premo, que la ley de salaries mi
nimos para la mujer, en- Ell dis
trito de Columbia, es v4lida.
Sc hasa Ell abogado general en-
ell fallo de csc tribunal sobre
una ley igual del estado dc Wa
Shington.
Sugiere Ell Presidente, por 81
Ell congreso desea hacerle algu-
mas enmiendas a la ley, que no
Sc ponga en- vigor hasta Ell dia
Il de mayo.
La gaceta., 1937-04-06

La Orquesta Sinf6nica
De excursion por solo unos
cuantos dfas, diez a 10 sumo,
sali6 anoche de esta ciudad Ia
Orquesta Sinf6nica que dirige
ell notable professor Maxine E
chegaray, cooperador valiosi-
simo del director de la Compa
MIA del Centre A~sturiano. Sr.
Manuel Aparicio.
La Orquesta Sinf6nica de
Tampa, compuesta por elemen
tos locales Y bajo la direction
del inspirado m1sico Echega-
ray, ha conquistado exitos
donde quiera que Sc ha pre-
La gaceta., 1937-04-06
ARRESTADOS VARIOS So
BRINOS DEL GENERAL
FRANCO

Valencia, abril Gina nota
official da cuenta del arresto, ba-
10 la accusation de espfas, de cua.
tro sobrinos de la mujer del ge-
neral Franco, Ell jefe fascista,
Les cuatro son estudiantes de
la Universidad de Oviedo v Sc
nombran Jose, Luis, Juan v Fer
nando Suarez Avila.
Los cuatro habian 0btenido
information. para los faceiosos
en- una isla de la costa norbe, CO.
municando a Franco el empla-
zamiento de los canones en- la
Trslha, lugar de TERRA fir1ne
frente a la isla.
La gaceta., 1937-04-06
Fl Baaauste sA camara
/ de Comesnio de Ybor

1 49, ~&~&@&%
\Nuevos datos nos suministra
Ell aballeroso j6van Raul We
ga, Spresidente de la Camara
de Concrete de Ybor, del ban
quote de elecciones que ofre-
cera manana esta vigorosa y
activa hsociaci0n en- Ell acredi-
tado Y moderno restaurant Co
lumbia, de la Septima ayenida
v Gale Veintid6s.
En- primer termino v como
homemade de simpatfa Y reco'
nocimiento de su PRESTIGE his
t6rico, Sc conffa Ell honor de
dirigir ell banquete al vivido e.
jemplar de la infancia yborci'
teha, Rafaelito Martinez Ybol
que fungira de Maestro de Ce-
remonias.
Como personalidades presti-
giosas que asistiran a la fiesta,
desligadas de las actividades
mercantiles, Sc mencionan ell
alcalde de Tampa, r. E. L.
Chancey, v Mr.. r. B. Donaldson,
del Field B. Social Security,
que disertara sobre la ley de
Seguridad Social.
Tambien hablara Ell presi-
dente actual senior Raul Vega,
QUEEN leera, ademas, Ell infor-
me de las actividades de la Ca
mara durante ell aho que estu-
vo bajo su acertada direction.
En- La sala Don Quijote"
del Restaurant Columbia" Sc
dara ell banQuete, que sera uno
de los mas concurridos de to-
dos los celebrates, con ell mis-.
mo objeto, en- los ocho amos de
constitution de la Camara.
I'll p~residente nominado, Sr.
Joe Glamour, Sc dirigira a los
presentes en- I'm corto discurso
de gracias.
La lista de los subscritos pa
"a asistir a la comida de mana
ma por la noche en- ell Restau-
rant Columbia, pasa de un Ger
tenar. a
La gaceta., 1937-04-06

enarboladauaM aaaheosFa q
Cruz Roja, MAE Mon
jas.
La estaci6n - de Cor :
doba dice que ell mas nueyo tipo
De aparato russo de bombardeo
ha sido usado por los leales en- Ell
frente de esa provincia, Esos a.
paratos, dice Queipo, realizan
una indes.riptible destruction
en- pocos minutes. Los aeropla :
nos de bombardeo, ounce en- to-
tai, voiaron a poca altura y de-
jaron caer las bombas, alejan :
dose a una velocidad asombro-
sa.
La gaceta., 1937-04-06
sentado; recordando ell dltimo
de Jacksonville donde los pc
ri6dicos de aquella localidaA
aplaudieron hasta 81 Unite su
insuperable ejecuci6n.
Los Cuatro Jinetes
de Ia ApocaIipsss

Los Cuatro Jinetes u
de la ApocaIips;s VI
Esta magnffica obz7del ce-
lebradisimo auter es, mol Don
Vicente Blasco Ib{7ez, ARE :
glada al teatro con- ostales de
actualidad suqeridas por la
inspiration del notable actor Y
director, Sr. Manuel Aparicio,
Sc ensaya en- la actualidad por
la CompaEfa del Proyectp Fe-
deral, que con tanto exiP vie
ne actuando en- ell teatfo del
Centre Asturianc.
Los "Cuatro Jinetes de la
APOCALYPSE, segdn Manuel
Garcia, actor de la mefciona-
da Compafiia, rivalizara corr Ia
dltimamente estrenada, Gel
Mundo en- la Mano", que Sc
mantuvo en- ell cartel con lie :
nos completes por espacio dc
varias semanas.
La escrIpulosidad del direc-
tor Aparicio en- Ell montaje de
las obras, y SD tino en- Ia cleo
ci6n de .tipos, nos hace pensar
que la temporada del Proyec-
to Teatral en- Ell Centre Asturia-
no, habra de cerrarse con Ell
establecimiento de un nueyo
record" de asistencia.
Alentamos. a los j6venes ac-
torres que figurah en- la Com
panfa para que Sc mantengan,
como hasta ell presente, dentro
de la satisfaction de su publ
co.
La gaceta., 1937-04-06

Como una resurrection del
tan celebrado programa de Ra
dio que dominicalmente Sc O.
frecia en- idioma espanol des-
de los estudios de la traslada-
da Estaci6n WMBR, Sc inaugu
rara ell domingo, de 9 a $3.50
de la mafana una media bora
auspiciada por la valentine
Products" y desde la Essaci6n
WDAE. (,
Este programa esta a cargo
del conocido anunciador, senior
Aparicio.
La gaceta., 1937-04-06
Sc ABRI0 EN- LA TARDE DE
HOY LA LEGISLATURE
DEL r A
E Mensnje del Gobeymador

Tallahassee, albril Gel go
bernador Cone ley6 en- Ia tards
de hoy un discurso inaugurani
do Ia vigesima sexta Legislature
bienal del estado de Florida.
La legislature fue llamada !
session para dar possession de Ia
presidencia del senado . ID,
Stuart ellis. de DaFuniak
Springs, y de Ia presidencia de
Ii camara a wv. 4. McChristie,
de Jacksonville, leyendo despu6s
Ell gobernador su mensa5e.
El gobernador cree possible
d~quilibrar FL presupuesto sin a.
rrojar nuevas cargas sobre los
contribuyentes.
Mr.. Cone ha venido afirnanr
DO que no se Hecesitan nuevas
contributions y expresando Ia
esperanto de que IL legislature
acepte su programa de econe-
Estima q gobernador que Is
lnpracticable q plan de retirsx
d. las sarreteras IL Il
yacas y los &C., -
La gaceta., 1937-04-06

pedir que MussJIe rnos trstsrAf
padto de no-inte1f iia en- e Inca
los hos gA ~naciones, q
i. $3.50 oos s02EIejar j los esta-
que sostienenR - - a'n1sOaa
menazando c
dos del pa bra ~dfplomatlCa
con Italia. eva alinedsi6n de
Tai Europa, ningu-
.-,.aars. kuales desea mezclar-
,ss 800 resente violenta situa-
se en- lia Hegara hasta 81 pun
ci6n ylsar q Francia de vioIar
I; de no-interyenci6n, 10.
i i faaso, este dificultaria,
: .desea Mussolini para
40 Jar tropas 4 Espafa, q po-
Il n vigor el control de las COS
NAV las fronteras.
ne0ino Grandi, a esnbajadcr
tAliano, con 81 pesuliar desen-
reno esta listo para acusar i
de haber contribuldo
con aeroplanos y armas 4 ID re-
ofensiva del gobierno
leal.
FL gobierno fascista, que no
tiene escrsipulos, asegura que
posee datos autsnticos para sus-
tanciar 10 que dice.
Las violaciones Sc comekie-
ron, segdn los italianos. entire
mario Il y marzo20, enviando
so aeroplanos 81 CO.
bierno de Madrid. Ademas III =
imisario rsRojo negoci6 en Fl
Havre ID compra de 90 aeropIa-
nos franceses de caza BE esta-
en- Francis una escuela
para photos espanoles de ayia-
ion; se negoci6 en- Paris, con
La gaceta., 1937-04-06
1 . DINAMITEROS Y NJ
ASTURlANOs 81
P~ODERARoN DE soMEl
Asegdrass que Franco lanzl
otra ofensiva en- Guadaiaarl
nandara personalmentel
las tropas

Madrid, Abril 6.-Las fuel
gas del gobierno siguen progr
sando en-, los sectores de Cord
ba, Asturias y EHRardo y esta
copteniendo a los facciosos a q
millas de Bilbao. .
Avanzaron aver has fnerzas
leales contra Aravsca, en- Ia ca,
de Ell Escorial. En- este
avance Sc tomaron dos kil6Rae=
tros al ensmigo, conteniendo los
leales su Marcia en- ell cementez
rio de las afueras de ese pueblo.
La artilleria leal bombardea a
Aravaca y las aldeas cercanas,
mientras Los insurgentes hacen
preparativos para evacuazlas.
Capturaron los leales % aCne
tralladoras, I'M ndmero grande
de Observation-Disclosures, cajas de
municiones, caretas contra los
gases y camienes sanitarios.
En- Asturias, en- ell norte, las
tropas del g0bierno tomaron a
Somiedo EN- un avance de siete
kilometres.
Las milicias en- ell frente vas
co rodearon y desalojaron q la
[eaballeria que Sc habfa apodera
do de Monte Gorbea. La recap
tura de Monte Gorbea es de
gran importancia para la defen
sa de Bilbao.
Dicese que Ell general Franco
prepare otra ofensiva de prima
vera en- ell frente de Guadalaja-
"a y que esta vez dirigirS per-
sonalmente las operaciones,
mientras Ell general Mola ataca
a Bilbao y Queipo del Llano con
duce otra hacia Pozoblanco v
Jaen.
Tales noticias no impresionan
! va a nadie, porQue tambien es
probable que Ell gobierno man :
tenga ssls presentes ofensivas v
lance otras.
Aseg1rase que Franco quiere
jugarse la Ultima earta antes de
que las cosas emperor, EN- de-
finitiva, en- Espana y en- la este
IA international.
Ell general Jose Miaja esta
bien preparado para todas las
contingencies y hablando con
los periodistas les dijo que dis
pone de 1000 d~ocumentos rela-
cionados con la intervention tia
Llama en- Espana, documentos
que Sc someteran a las poten :
cias extranjeras para su mejor
information.
EE
Comunican desde Santa A
gueda, en- Ell frente vasoo, que
los facciosos han bombardeado
un manicomio donde Sc italian
recluidos 1900 pacientes, utili-
zando su aviaci6n. Los photos
~ltalianos y alemanes de Franco
bombardearon un hospital de
TRANSMISSION de sangre que tenia
La gaceta., 1937-04-06

estado no dispone de dinero pa
IA cercar las carreteras y a los
campesinos no Sc les debe ext
CIR que mantengan encerrades q
sus animales.
AYo lleyo 25 amos manejan-
do autom6vil y jamas he alcan-
zado una vaIsa; pero algunos de
los drivers que las ALBANIAN
Nevando velocida ode rs millas
por bora, mueren en- su error y
por exceso de velocidad".
Estima el g~obarnadoF Cdna
'gse Ia policia del estado, aboli-
da por 81, era un lujo innecasa-
rio.
La gaceta., 1937-04-06

Falleci6 aver en- un hospital
local Ell ST.. Ramon Dorado, de
A amos, vecino de la casa mi :
nero 1049 de la Novena ave :
nida.
LIE sobrevivsn su viuda, un hi
jo v un hermano.
La gaceta., 1937-04-06

Londres, abril 6.-Con el iii
de eyitar serias consequently
la guerra, los gobiernos DEF
rfs, Y Londres tratan hoy1
La gaceta., 1937-04-06

Dej6 de existir aver la Sra.
Isabel Gonzalez, de SO amos, We
Gina de la casa ndmero 22O6 de
la Gale Is. FL esposo de la Sra.
Gonzalez Sc nombra Alfredo
Gonzalez y la hija del matrimo-
MO Sra. Esperanto Muniz.
La gaceta., 1937-04-06
AOTAS WCIALFS

La bora de las ocho ha sido
fijada por la Comisi6n para
dar comienzo al banquete.
Evening star., 1937-02-17
INSURANCE STOCKS

NEW YORK. February Il P,-N
York Security Dealers Association:
Evening star., 1937-02-17
Stock Averages
BY VICTOR EUBANK,

NEW YORK. February 17.-An up
ward furry in rails helped quicken
the stock markets pulse today.
From the start buying shifted
quietly from one group to another.
Motor and merchandising issues kept
the center of the stage at first and
later were joined by steels and air
crafts.
Early afternoon found attention TO-
cused on carriers. Up fractions to
around a point were New York Cen
tral, Pennsylvania, Illinois Central
Santa Fe. Baltimore & Ohio and Del
aware & Hudson,
Gains of about as much were turned
in by Chrysler Studebaker. REQ, Hud-
son. Montgomery Ward. u s. Steel,
Bethlehem, United Aircraft, Douglas
Aircraft, Boeing, Sears Roebuck, North
American and Anaconda.
Losses running to a point or more
were suffered by American Telephone.
Republic Steel. General Motors, Good
rich and International Harvester.
One phase of the market which has
impressed Wall Street. brokers said.
has been the apparent reluctance of
some prospective buyers to increase
holdings at current levels.
Around board rooms it was said
foreign investors have been fighting
shy of the market owing to possible
Federal action designed to stem the
inflow of funds from abroad.
Evening star., 1937-02-17

Net income OF the Chesapeake &
Ohio Railway in January showed a
drop of more than $1,000,000 on ac-
count of the Ohio River flood, it was
announced today. The C. & o. line
from Huntington, w. Va, to Cincin-
natl had to be closed for 10 full days
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad has
announced the appointment of F. L..
Shepler as general freight claim agent,
succeeding the late c. c. Glessner.
He has been assistant freight claim
agent for IT years.
Gov. w. I. Myers of the Farm Credit
Administration sees the possibility Of
a boom in farm real estate if prices
of farm commodities continue to ad-
vance, or even hold present levels.
He has cautioned Federal Land Bank
appraisers not to follow the present
trend upward beyond normal land
values.
Evening star., 1937-02-17
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

BOSTON. February l. lP, ~. S. Dept
Agr Quantities of combine three
elghthS and quarter-blood Ohio and similar
woods were offered today at 81 to 50 cents
in the grease. Mills. however were not
Interested at these prices
In view OF buyers indifference most
houses were making little effort to close
sales on their limited stock OF domestic
greasy combing wools
Evening star., 1937-10-31

tients numbering from two up will be
located on the I street front of the
building. above the first floor, and in
the north stem" of the building, above
the sixth floor.
On the roof it is planned to have a
glass-inclosed solarium for GONZALES
cent patients and also open deck
courts inclosed by high parapet.
Construction of the new hospital
for which plans are complete, prob
the first of the new year, although
under contract, occupants of the prop
erty have until March to vacate. The
occupants are the Friends Meeting and
Sidwell Friends School. The school
is constructing new facilities on its
Wisconsin avenue property, and under
present plans, it is understood, will
move during the Christmas holidays.
Conferences are held virtually every
week end between officials of Doctors
Hospital, headed by DR.. Charles STAN
ley White, president; DR.. Hunter and
others. with representatives of Fran
cisco & JacobuS of New York. engi-
neers and architects, and with Lee
Paschall of Richmond, Va, the con-
tractor, who is to build the hospital
The contract, it is understood, calls
for structure costing about $780,
900 equipped. The architectural firm
has been represented here by Leroy
@. Ferry and A. L. r. Francisco.
Labor for the actual work on the
building. it is understood, will be OBJ
tanned entirely here in Washington.
Evening star., 1937-10-31
POMPEZ|SHE[D
RACKETSCASE
Witness to Appear Against
Leaders of $5O,COO,O 900
Policy Ring.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Oct. 30--AleXander
Pompez was ordered held in $1,000
bail today at the request of Special
Rackets Prosecutor Thomas E. Dewey
as material witness against leaders
of S50.000,000 policy ring.
Nine months a fugitive i'll Mexico,
Pompez, a Swarthy, heavily built man
of AZ, returned here voluntarily after
suddenly deciding to abandon efforts
TO resist eXtradition. He was shackled
to two detectives when he arrived this
morning with Livingston Goddard. one
of Dewey's assistants, who joined the
party in st. Louis.
Pompez was named in three indict-
mentS charging eXtortion and opera
ton of policy racket.
THE background of this case starts
In 1881, when the policy racket, op-
Grated by well over 100 bankers. was
taken over by the late Dutch Schultz
to the accompaniment of eXtortion.
beatings, kidnapings and other
crimes" Dewey said. Having done
that, each banker became minor
partner and servant of the Schultz
mob"
Dewey said he was not after "the
small fry" but 'gangSters, gunner
and their leaders in this racket"
Pompez and his partner, Joseph
NJ. Isen, escaped arrest by a few
minutes last January Is. when raid
by Deweys Office resulted in the ar
rest of rs persons. ISen was brought
back from France, and he and the rs
arrested, Dewey said, are material
witnesses.
He told the court Pompez waived eX-
tradition and agreed to become a wit
ness for the people in the same man
ner as Isen."
Counsel for Pompez announced ac-
ceptance of promise by Dewey to
have the defendant continuously pro-
tected by special policemen"
Evening star., 1937-10-31

a large lobby, waiting room, the busi-
ness quarters, consultation and record
rooms, and the doctors library.
Changes have been made in plans
for the front of the hospital, so as
to give the institution an appearance
In architectural harmony with. but
distinctly different from the adja-
cent medical buildings. Pilasters will
be in front of the hospital, between
the rows of large windows. The
front part of the hospital will be
10 stories in height, while so-called
'stem," or wing. running northward
to the rear, will be six or seven
stories, with construction arranged to
extend it to 10 stories in the future.
Light without windows will enter
the operating rooms through use of
'glass brick" These operating rooms
start on the second floor, where there
will be four major operating rooms,
completely air-conditioned, two Of
which will extend two stories in height
with ceilings running to the top of
the third story. One of these will
have gallery on the third floor
from which special visitors can wit
ness operations below.
Private Rooms for Mothers.
Mothers may stay all night with
their sick children in the pediatric
wards and private rooms on the third
floor, under special arrangements al
ready in the plans.
Other operating rooms especially for
operations on the eye. the nose and
throat, and cyStoscopic work are to
be located on the fourth floor.
Private rooms and wards for pa
Evening star., 1937-10-31
FEDERAL WORKERS
LAUNCH SCHOOL
Dancing Class Is Started.
Plans Speeded for
Other Courses.

The Federal Workers School. spon-
sored by the United Federal Workers
of America, and offering curriculum
ranging from tap dancing TO higher
economics, will pick up speed at
headquarters, 532 Seventeenth street
NV. the week of November IS, it
was announced yesterday.
The dancing class was launched
last week, and the rest of the course
will be available by midmonth.
An announcement said "the cur
riculum is based on q District-wiCe
QUESTIONABLE to determine what sub
jects appeal mostly to the Federal
workers"
Interior Department Local, No. so,
is planning an intensive membership
campaign, starting tomorrow. when
a meeting will be held at 4:40 pm.
in the auditorium of Old Interior
Building. The drive will go through
the department, the National Re-