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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-11
HOT AND BOTHERED WEATHER OUTLOOK
Baseball Series Outranks Weather as Topic of
 Conversation

Hot and bothered was the forecast of the weather prophets as of noon today when e couple met on Grand street.
 twill the Red Box Play2" was 6 question which bothered more than the prospect of further local dam. age by electrical storms such as yes. terdayS. The lights might flicker and the radios crackle here. But many in Waterbury had more con. ceri1 over the weather at Fenway park, Boston. where the Boston team will battle the league -leading Yafl. kees in e double- -header today and tomorrow.
 Nevertheless, the thermometer at noon climbed to % degrees. Relief from the humidity was felt after the downpour yestreday and the rains last night and earlier today.
 Threatening skies indicated that thunder storms remain current probabilities. Ofiicial forecasters gave their predictions plenty of scope and offered generally indefinite promises Of what may develop.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-11

South America has had almost an epidemic of volcano eruptions, Ecuador and Chili being among countries reporting a number.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-11
State Anticipating
 Shortage Of Teachers
800 Appointments to Be Made Shortly Waterbury
 Has Exceptionally Large Waitr~ List

The number of teachers the local waiting list will offset the probability of shortage in this respect in Water bury despite the fact that State Commissioner of Education Ernest Buttered has reported that state shortage so to speak, will be evident in the fall of 1888 His report states that this fall the teacher supply and demand will balance school nosons Waterbury large enough to supply the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-11
JEWISH DEMOCRATS MEET TOMORROW

Plans for the city election cam paign will be made tomorrow night at a meeting of the Jewish Demo- cratic club. The meeting will be held at the home of Attorney 1rv- ing W. Pasternak, 43 Fern street.
 Officers for 1937-3s will also be elected at the session. The present slate of officers is headed by ex- Alderman Harry Baumel as presi- dent.
 The club took an active part in the city campaign two years ago, and is planning to give strong sup port to the democratic ticket this year. It Is expected that a cam paign committee to cooperate with the general campaign committee of the party will be appointed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-11
WATERBURY MAN SOUGHT BY POLICE
Brought l7.Year.Old Girl Here From Toronto,
 Canada

A waterbury man with a ser- geant's badge was being sought by police today for bringing a l7-year old girl here from Toronto. Canada, on the promise of getting her work and who abandoned her when they reached this city. The girl, held at police headquarters, is Sophie Over- chuk, 1T, of 62 St. Patrick St. Tor onto.
 The girl was brought to police
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-11
FULTON PLAYGROUND

Prizes for the prettieSt, most orig. inaI, most unique, and best looking costumes were given out at the Ful- ton Park playground this afternoon after many gayiy bedecked children had paraded in front of the judges. Final announcement of wards will be made tomorrow.
 Tomorrow evening . card party will be held at the park for the purpose of raising money to finance the "etory Book Festival" skit which viii Dc enacted by the Fulton children.
 Fulton, Division and Pearl street pIayerounds will meet Friday eve- ming at an early hour in c triangtl- iar track meet.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-11
Playground Activities
PARAMOUNT

Yesterday afternoon at the Fair. mount playground the home team won both ends of double header. In the first game the locals took the Town Plot senior team into camp to the tune of 1928. The bat- teries were: Town Plot, P. Aucella and Q. Fulton; Fairmount, slocum and Turtle" Borway.
 Immediately after taking the measure of the Town Plot aggrega- ton the Fairmount boys went to work on the Washington Park team and defeated them 3-1 in Q close game. The batteries for this contest were: Fairmount, Bowes and Hol- mes; Washington, Shea and Ruby.
 Following in the footsteps of the boys team the girls softball team really batted the apple about last evening to defeat the Hamilton girls by 6 score of l9-l.
 Catherine Leary tossed them Up for Hamilton and Patricia Hallihan was oil the receiving end of the battery. Alice McMuilen pitched for Fairmount and Ruth Brennan did the catching.
 Announcement was also made to- day by supervisors, Rita McCanp and Herbert Price that the follow ing children had been awarded the prizes in the recent "on-wheels" show, prettiest, Shirley Cook and smallest Margaretta Bowes. Both had doll carriages entered in the show. The funniest entry was home made wagon owned by Billy BoweS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-11

4 i've CT six gaiicn aquarium tank with plenty Of plant life for the fish to icy eggs on is afi ex- veiient breeding place for gold fish: they viii not breed in small aquaf.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-11
FULTON PARK

A free band concert will be held at the ball field at Fulton Park on Thursday evening at 800 o'clock. 1t was announced today at the park department office. If rain should slow tip the proceedings the affair will be held o1 Friday night at the same time. The Fulton American Band, directed by Joseph Pagano, will supply the music.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-11
BROTHERS
 UNDER ARREST

Methuen, Mass, Aug. H. CUp)- Two brothers and another youth were arrested on armed robbery charges last night and two mere arrests were anticipated In connee- ton with petting party hoidups in the Pleasant Valley street section during recent months.
 After his arrest Benjamin B. Kcz- dra, 1e, Merrimack Country club caddy, admitted he and e colllpan- ion had robbed five couples ir parked cars, police said.
 Later Albert Silva, 20, and Joseph Kozdra, IS, brother of the caddy, were arrested.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-30

More people buy PAWN TAKIT every day. because PAWN TAKIT prices-CASH PRICES-buy MORE FOR LESS the budget! We hove cut down ours-bY eliminating cred
 why your money stretches at PAIN TAKT. dnd get
 simply because you pay cash Let remind oe
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-30
PETERSBURG HALIBUT
 BOAT SELLS IN JUNEAU

One halibut vessel, the 3l-B-5O9, of Petersburg, Capt. R. Jacobson, sold 2,4OO pounds of halibut on the Juneau exchange this morning. The catch was bid in by the Marlyn Fish Company at TIPS and 5.3O cents per pound.
 Consigned to the Alaska Trollers Cooperative Marketing Assocla- tion, at Seattle, for export, the Alaska Coast Fisheries shipped 236 boxes of frozen king salmon from Juneau last evening aboard the steamer North Sea. The shipment consisted of about 23,600 pounds.
 One more halibut boat, the Diana, Capt. Harold Grimstead, took ice at the Juneau Cold Storage late yesterday afternoon, before leaving again for the fishing banks. The Diana, the last Juneau boat out this season, has just come off the grid after spring overhaul.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-30
BOTHWELL DIES
 THIS MORNING
 AT ST. ANN'S
Wellknown Resident Pass, es at Hospital Follow
 ing Illness

Milton Botnweii, for over 35 years a prominent resident of Juneau, died at St. Ann's Hospital this morning at the age of 55, following an illness which grew increasingly worse during the past two years, and which confined him to the hos pital last week. He passed away this morning at 80 o'clock.
 Born in Santa Cruz, Cal, in io52, Bothwell is survived by his daugh- ter, Beatrice. of Juneau, and by son in California. Mrs. Bothwell passed away in Juneau over ten years ago.
 An active member of the Bene- volent and Protective Order of Elks and of the Masonic orders, he was prominent also in city affairs, and served under Mayor Thomas Jud- son as City Councilman in l929- 1930.
 For the past several months he had been employed at George Bros, and had previously worked as a clerk in other Juneau stores. He was also a broker in Juneau for many years.
 Although definite plans for the funeral have not been completed, final rites are tentatively set for Sunday and will be held under di- rection of the Masonic Order.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-30
S.E.FISHERMEN AGAIN TO FISH
 IN BRISTOL BAY
Experiment Started Last Season to Be Enlarged,
 Paul Announces

i The experiment of taking native Alaskans from the Southeast into Bristol Bay for the fishing season as a means of promoting the em- ployment of resident fishermen in the fishing industry will be contin- ued this year, it was announced to- day by William Paul of the Bureau of Indian Affairs.
 Twelve men went from this dis trict last season and this year the number will be increased to 22 Paul, who sponsored the plan, said The Alaska Packers, who employed the 12 men last year, will take 16 men this season, Libby will take four and the Nakat Packing Con- pany two, Paul explained. The men will fish at Naknek, Koggiung, Kavichak and Nushagak. Some of them will leave here by boat about May 10 and the others will go early in Juneau by airplane via An chorage.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-30
JUNEAU LAD IS TO GARRY GOOD
 WILL TO JAPAN
Junior Chamber of Com. merce Gives Letter to
 Walter Fukuyama

Walter Fukuyama, member of tne Junior Chamber of Commerce, VIII act as Ambassador of Good VIII from the Juneau organization to the boys and girls of Japan.
 Young Fukuyama expects to sal from Seattle directly to Yokohama accompanied by his parents. The trip started from Juneau last night.
 Twenty-seven members Of the Junior oh a mber of Commerce signed the official letter that will accompany the lad across the Pa cific. The letter reads as follows:
 ITO the boys and girls of Japan;
 We the undersigned, hereby des- ignate Walter Fukuyama, worthy member of the Junior Chamber of Commerce of Juneau, Alaska, as Ambassador of good will from the above stated club to the boys and girls of Japan.
 We sincerely hope, through un- derstanding and fellowship, that good will may continue through the coming years and that progress, prosperity and peace will be com mon experience for all.
 The letter is signed by Eugene Carothers, Harry Sperlng, William Tanaka, Rodney Nordling, Jim Will cox, John Lowell, Claude Anderson, Jack Newmarket, Dick Clithero, Ed ward Wood, Raymond Reaber, Nal colm Faulkner. John Bavard, Bob Phillips. Cyril Zuboff, Dean Allen, Jackie Hawkes., Franklin Dufresne, John Cass, John Tanaka, George Walmsley, simpson MacKinnon, Fred Sorri, Jim Glasse, Virgil An derson, George Tanner and Lester Troast.
 Try The Emr1re claSSifiedS f)T
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-30
HOSPITAL NOTES

Robert Pasquan was admitted this morning to St. Ann's Hospital TOT medical attention.
 Olaf Heller was dismissed today following medical care at St. Anns Hospital.
 Miss Leona Jerauld was admitted last night to St. Ann's Hospital and underwent a major operation this morning.
 Mrs. Wesley Milton underwent a minor operation at the Govern ment Hospital this morning.
 Mrs. Nellie Cogo and baby are to be dismissed this afternoon from the Government Hospital and are sailing south on the Baranof en- route to Hydaburg.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-30
NURSES ASSOCIATION
 MEETS NEXT MONDAY

The Gastineau Channel Nurses Association will meet in regular ses- sion next Monday evening at St. Ann's Hospital, with Mrs. E. H. Kaser, president, presiding.
 Plans will be discussed for Hos pital Day, scheduled for May l2, with Sister Superior of St. Anns Hospital speaking upon arrange imentS.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-30
SCHOOL TAX DUE

The Territorial law provides that school tax, $5, must be paid by May l. Penalty of $2 may be imposed for non-payment. PLEASE PAY YOUR TAX NOW.
 A. w. HENNING, City Clerk, adv. School Tax Collector.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-30
RETURNING NORTH

J. c. Michaelson, of the McCaul
 Motor Company here, is among the passengers sailing north from Seat
 tie aboard the motorship Northland.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-30

Try The Empire ciassifieds fr results.
La gaceta., 1937-01-22
EXPLOTO UNA M EN-
Ell MlNISTERIO DE LA
GUERRA DE PORTUGAL
La polic5a Gcusa a los
C0manistGs

Lisboa, enero 22.-E terro-
rismo ha hecho de nuevo acto de
presencia en- esta capital v una
bomba eNplot6 aver en- ell minis
terio de la guerra, causando h.
rfdas a \cinco personals.
La bomba Sc puso en- la esca-
lera entire ell primero y ell segun-
do piso. Ell jefe de policia dice
que los comunistas han planea-
do Y realizado esos actos.
Dos maquinas infernales ex-
p~lotaron en- la Casa de Espana,
donde en- un tempo estuvo el
consulate, lesionando a un sir
viente espanol.
Escoltas especiales Sc han 81.
tuado en- los edificios de las legs
clones de Alemania e Italia.
Una TORE de radio de las a.
freras sufri6 tambien los efec.
tos de la acci6n terrorista.
La gaceta., 1937-01-22
PORTUGAL cEDEEA TEkRE
NO A LOS NAILS EN- AFRICA

Berlin, Enero 22.-Ahnque
han sido oficialmente d@smen-
tidos, persisten los rrmores
de que ell dia 80 de enero vera
Hitler realizado su sueho de
colonias en- Africa.
En- csc dia, seg1n Sc asegu-
ra, Sc dara la HQticia de que
Portugal arrendara al Reich
por 80 AMOS. eel ferritorjp de
Angola, I'm kotal de &6,712
millas cuadradas, icon minas
de orc, plata, cobre, @naasganc
SO, plantaciones de agod6n y
gonna. .
Dicese que centenarese de j6
venes ingenisros y tecnicos Sc
preparan para salir en- direc
ci5n de csc lugar.
La gaceta., 1937-01-22
LOS A~EROPLANOS DE LA
REPUBLICA PUSIERON Elm
FUGA A LA AVIAClON
FACCIOSA
En- NGUdrrG los f~dscistas han
Gsesinado a $4,000 Rberules
" repubIicanos
Los cYuceros alemGnes estGm
dyMdGndo q minar la entrada de
Ia bahia de Bilbao
% NEWS WEEK

Madrid, Enero 22.-Una or
den terminate de la Jrnta de
Defensa dispone la salida de
Madrid, en- un pericdo de 70 no
combatiente. Los que rehusen
mani harse, seran sacados de
sus casas y llevades a los luga-
res que la Jrnta senale.
La Gale de Garcia Paroles es
Ell centric del despacho de eva
cuaci6n. Para vigilar las casas
Sc ha establecido una guardia es
pecial,
Los aeroplanos de la Rep1-
blica Sc elevaron aver y ofrecie
ron batalla d los insurgentes
La gaceta., 1937-01-22
NURVA LISTA DE CONTRIB
BUYENTES PARA Ell FREN
TIE POPULA

Contribuy6 con $500: Jose
Suarez Fernandez.
Con $500: Fructuoso Coma
lez; Latin American Laundry;
La Corona Coffee Mills; Coope-
rativa ell Recurso.
Con $1!0O: Manuel Fernan-
DEE Pandas; Guillermo Alvb-
rez; Antonio Lopez, nevero; La
Llegada, Cooperative; Coopera-
tiva La Epoca; La Union Bake
ry; Valencia Poultry Market;
Maxine Alvarez; Noises Fill
ing Station; Rubeois Drug
Store; La Nacional Coffee Mill;
La Palma Bakery; Frank VAL
dds; j. Gonzalez; Manuel del
Rio; Gaspar Garcia; Latin A
merican; Eugenio Lera Groce-
ry; Manuel Alvarez;IL Palo-
ma Bakery; Sebastian Sierra;
Michigan Ave. Garage.
Con SO let's: Dionsio Barbe-
ria; Tomas Alfonso Santos Fill
ing Station; Joe Aizpurl~ Ra-
mon Oural; La Economic de los
Obreros; Manolo Alfonso; Anne
rican Beauty Gorcery; H. Lo-
bo; Maseda Cafe; Lozano PouI-
try Market; Jose c. Fernandez;
Mano Aizpuru: La Universal
Coffee Mills; Luis Lopez; Bal
domero Tojaco; Two Brothers
Fish Market; Corona Grocery;
Marriz y Reina Francesca Boti-
no; Benjamin Menendez; Ruff
no Linares.
Con 40 cts: G.. MiraValles.
Con rs cts: Angel Cueto; E..
l.; S. Leto Grocery; Baldome-
no Cafe; Maseda Barberfa; Ma
nuel Mon; Polo; Cabal Groce-
ry; PENN Cafe; j. Menendez:
]. Sanchez; ]. Diaz; Pancho;
Luis Rio; Manuel Lorenzo;
White Chief; Leo Diaz; Ell Pa
rafso Grocery.
Con 20 cts: Joe Telesa.
Con 15c: Victor Shoe Shop.
Fl de Enero de 1887.
La gaceta., 1937-01-22

Haeesa Espa10
Embarcara manana a las cua
tro de la tarde, Ell j6ven Joaquin
Marti, empreAerio del notable
violinista Andres Dal4au.S
Saldra para New NPrk y de
ALI a Francia y despuSs a Es-
pana.
Ell Sr. Martf, natural de Bar
celoAa, simpatiza con ell gobier-
no &tual de Espala. Dice Ell
"Ire a defenderlo en- TODD 10 que
sea possible; no tengo miedo de
empunar las armas."
Una causa noble.
Simpatizamos con ell valeroso
j6ven, deseandole hAena suerte.
Hombre inteligente que desea
lrchar por las ideas que susten-
TIA.
La gaceta., 1937-01-22


despues de que estoA habfan de.
jado caer varios prdbe1tiles so
bre ell distrito urbaao.
Ratidos por los aAaratos%e Yea
less los facciosos emprenaiebr
la fuga.
DesJe aver la artilleria de
gruesc GALORE de ls leales estd
respondiendo al fuego de la ar
tilleria facciosa.
LosS milicianos mantienen las
trincheAas en- y parte sur del
Cerro de Les Angeles o Cerro
Rojo. A pesar del viento y de
la lluvia los milicianos Sc mues-
tran contentos. Algunos juga-
ron al futbol cerca de las trim
cheras y otros tocaron la guita-
ira.
Aeroplanos fascistas bombar
dearon aver ell puerto de Mala-
ga, creese que para atemorizar
a la poblaci6n Y disponerla a NO
hacer fuerte resistencia a los
facciosos que manda ell general
Queipo del Llano.
Ell gcbierno auton6mico de
las provincias vascas commune ca
con pruebas d~dcumentales, que
los faccistas han ejecutado a
$4,000 personals en- la provincia
de Navarro.
Tambien acusa a los cruceros
alemanes de estar ayudando a
ninar la entrada de la bahia
de Bilbao.
A la Sociedad ha presentadC
TN detallado informe I'm grupt
que fue de vista a Madrid.
Este grupo recomienda la e
7acuaci6n de la poblaci6n rivil
'rya moral asegura es excelen,
to,
No encontr6 ell grutpo epide
MAS y estima adecuado ell MI.
nero de medicos.
La gaceta., 1937-01-22
APARECIO EN-
Ell RIO Ell CADAVER
DE MAYES

Junto a la avenida Knollwood
en- Ell rio Hillsborough, fue en-
contrado aver el cadaver de Ste
wart HI. B. Mayes, de 81 ahos,
que desapareciera ell pasado lu-
mes.
La policia afirma que Sc ira
ia de un case claro de suicide.
FL cuerpo estaba completa-
mente vestido, con la exception
de la chaqueta, que Sc cree la
dej6 en- un lugar SECURE de la
orilla.
Recogi6 ell cadaver la funera
ria de Armando p. Boza.
LIE sclbreviven su viuda, una
hija y una hermann.
La gaceta., 1937-01-22
O~BSBQUIAN LOS JAPONE-
SEES A LOS OFICIALES DE
UN BUQUE ALEMAN

Toxic, enero 22.-Los oficia-
les y tripulantes del crucero a.
leman Emden, que Sc encrentra
aqui de vista, estan siendo muy
obsequiados por las autoridades
japonesas. Ell captain Waiter
Lehman y ell teniente CONAN
dante Liabetanz fueron recibi-
dos por ell emperador Hirohito,
quien les condecor6. Los munich
pales de Yokohama Y Toxic a.
gasajan a la marineria.
La gaceta., 1937-01-22

Aytodemos al j6ven Gomez
Unas lineas en- favor del case
del j6ven Elidio Gomez, cuya ST.
tuaci6n explicamos aver.
Repetimos que Ell j6ven Go
mez necesita de la cooperation
Immediate de sus amistades y
de personas de buena voluntad
para salvarse de una enferme-
dad que, de desarrollarse, 10 per
dera para siempre. Estamos a
tempo para devolwerle a su ma
DIRE completamente eurado.
Levemos ell eonsuelo a una
madre cariiosa y tierna, que
llora la desgracia de su hijo
querido.
La gaceta., 1937-01-22

Mis- prlnerds NneGs de hoy
Para recordar Ell co1cierto del
eminente violinista ST.. Andres
Dalmau, que tendra efecto esta
noche en- Ell salon de bale de-
Centre Espafiol.
La \.olonia latina expresara
SUI simpatia alsgran artista, en-
premio a sus notables faculta-
des. Tribute tambien al hombre
que maneiene avanzadas ideas,
al hombre liberal. I'm legitimo
orgullo de su patria, Espafa,
para la que tiene dfa tras dia
los mas tiernos recuerdos. FL a
mig oque en- su corta estancia
entire nosotros Ina sabido captar
Sc ell aprecio de todos. Siempre
atento, jovial, a pesar de las
contrariedades.
A continuation publicamos eli
programa que presentara esta
nOche:
Variaciones sobre I'm tema
de Crelli, Tartini; Caprj-ho
Vasco, Sarasate; Ave Maria,
Schubert ilhelmj Walls Capri
cho, Wieniawsky Souvenir de
Haydn, Leonard lmau
Segunda parte: El Poema de
una Sanluqueha, de joaquin Tu
rina, dividido en- los siguientes
pasajes: Ante Ell LEspejo, La
Canci6n del Lunar. Alucinacio-
mes y Ell Rosario en- la Iglesia;
lie Streghe (danza de las bru-
jas), Paganini; La Fills Aux
Chevoux, Litz, Y Ell Canto del
Ruisefor "a petici6n).
LIE acompanara al piano la
notable pianista Genoveva de
I'm programa memorable.
Honor al q uehonor merece.
La gaceta., 1937-01-22
UN SUBMARINE N
DOS TORPEDOS CONTRA
UN P ESPANOL

Madrid, enero 22.-La agen-
cia Febus trasmite la noticia
desde Tarrogona que TN subma-
rino no identificado lanz6 dos
torpedos en- la direction de un
ivapor mercante del gobierno,
sin af,anzarlo. Los torpedos cho
caron contra las rocas, EN- ell
puerto, m~ientras ell vapor bus
caba abrigo en- Tarragona.
La gaceta., 1937-01-22

T0md de possession
Esta noche tomara possession
la nreva oficialdad electa del
Castillo Ponce de Leon No. s de
los Aguilas de Orc, de West
Tampa.
No publicamos los nombree
de los senores electos v sus car
gos por no haber llegado a no
sotros.
Para csc acto han sido invita-
dos los hermanos del Castillo
Crist6bal Colon No. Z, de Ybor.
La gaceta., 1937-01-22
Ef Reg que RGbi6

Fl Reg que Rdbi6
Hoy presentara por Ultima
$ez ell Teatro- Federal la zarzue-
la SsEl Rey que Rabi6".
! Tin exito que seguira a los an
teriores.
La gaceta., 1937-01-22
En- West Tampa

En- West Tampa
Ell CARNIVAL L~atino-America-
no. La fiesta annual de la Cana
ra de Concrete del barrfo oeste.
Manana publicaremos ell pro-
grama complete con los NOM
bres de las muchaehas y entida-
des que estas representa-.
La gaceta., 1937-01-22

A SMALLE LA
DISTINCTION QUE Sc DIO
A DAVIS Ell ANO PASA-
DO
La gaceta., 1937-01-22

San Juan, P. R., enero 22.-
Habiendo ofrecido ell giobieruo
tomar ell scbrante. de la cosecha
con aO IS por ada 100
libras, el precio al por mayor su
bio aver desde So por Glen Ii
bras a $13 Ell gobierno ofrece
adelantar dinero hasta 400, 900
pesos.
La gaceta., 1937-01-22
Ell domingo

La FUTON de la Logia Loyal
Knights para aliviar la situa-
ci6n de los ninos que en- Espana
sufren los rigores de Ia guerra.
Muchos de ellos, Uncertainties, Sc
encuentran sin la ropa necesa-
ria. Patronizando esta function
caritatva contribuiremos a una
obra digna de la bondad espa-
nola.
La gaceta., 1937-01-22
NOTAS NCIALE

A los c~ompaheros de las ia
bricas y earticulares reccmen-
damos que contriaAlyan con 81
6bolo. Llamamos la atenci6n a
sus companeres del Club Para
mount, del eual era presidN1te,
para que presten. su concurso.S
La gaceta., 1937-01-22
Una junta

Una juntG
Esta noche junta ~reglamenta
ria correspondence a los vier-
mes, por ell Policlfnica Social
Club, en- SUI local de la avenida
de Nebraska y Gale Id. Sc rue
ga la asistencia de todos.
La gaceta., 1937-01-22

Los resIentes de los clubs CT
1cos otorgaron aver a ID. Ed
Evening star., 1937-07-04
GAIN IS REVEALED
IN MAY EXPORTS
Exceed Imports for First Time
Since Last November, Accord
ing to Federal Data.
b. the Associated Press.

b. the Associated Press.
The Commerce Department reported
yesterday that May exports gained
contra seasonally in May and. for the
f1rst time since last November, ex-
ceeded imports.
Exports gained from $269 ITO, 900 in
April to 1924 900 in May. while
imports dropped from s2sl ,666 900 to
8,777,OO0.
The May figures reversed an un-
favorable trade balance which had
been causing concern in some quar-
tiers because Of Americas historic DO
sition Of a larger seller to the world
than buyer.
The May excess of exports reduced
the net unfavorable balance for the
year until June / to sl27,6l4,0OO
The department said, Export trade
has increased substantially in each
month of this year, while import trade
has declined after reaching a maxi
mum value in March. The value of
exports was 80 per cent higher in Nav
tnan IN January and II allowance is
made for the usual seasonal changes
the gain was even more substantial.
The value OF general imports was
l9 per cent higher in May than in
January. but 7 per cent lower than
In March. Allowing for seasonal vari-
ations, the export value stood at 81
per cent of the ls23-25 average in
May. as compared with 81 per cent
In January, and that of imports at
86 per cent, compared with "A per
cent"