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Evening star., 1937-07-27
MONEY MARKET

NEW YORK. July % tP.-Cau money
steady; ! per cent all day Prime com
mercial paper, per cent. Time loans
steady. 5000 days. Ia, As months 1i2
per cent Bankers acceptances UNCHANGED
Redlscount rate. New York Reserve Bank,
l "a per cent.
Evening star., 1937-07-27
FREIGHT LOADINGS,

NEW YORK. July 81 CP-Revenue
freight carloadines on railroads reporting
today for the week ended July "a included
Prev. Year
July "a. week. ago
Balt & Ohio - 50,6S1 49,701 47.522
Southern Pacific 39.4O6 Al 7O2 35,9a3
Wabash - 1889 1888 1857
Evening star., 1937-07-27
ODD-LOT DEALINGS.
BY the Associated Press.

The Securities Commission reported to-
DAY these odd-lot transactions by dealers
and specialists on the New York Stock
Exchange for July "a 3O3a sales to Gus
toners, involving S0.076 shares; @64S
purchH SeS. involving u nO2 shares
Evening star., 1937-07-27
U. S. TREASURY NOTES.
NEW YORK July 81 [P.-Pricek o,rote ID
q dollars and thirty.SecondS.

Kroger Grocery & Baking Co.
Sales, four weeks ended July IT, were
off o.3 per cent, 2s weeks up 81 per
cent,
Evening star., 1937-07-27
NEW YORK BAR SILVER.

NEW YORK. July 27 Cp).-Bar sill
yer steady and unchanged at 4434.
Evening star., 1937-07-27
BONDS ON n. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

~ private wire direct to The Star.
All time shown below Is daylight saving
IN which the Exchange 10 now operating.
Evening star., 1937-07-27
INVESTING COMPANIES

NEW YORK July - P,-New York
Security Dealers Association:
moon Quotatlons)
La gaceta., 1937-11-30

Laca, Marcelino Huerta, Azure
lilo Huesca, Ramon MARTINEZ l.
glesias, Bernardo Arenas, Jose
Francisco Lopez Ferreiro, Car
los Torrens, Jose Martinez, Jo-
sc lDfaz, Demetrio Fernandez
Gonzalez, Francisco Lopez, Jo-
Sc Garcia Fernandez, Jose Co
halla, Manuel Ramos Prado, Sc
gundo Dfaz Cuervo, Manuel Gu
tierrez Fernandez, Antonio Pc
req, Eliza Gutierrez. Grace Ma
rion Torres, Lila Alfonso.
Cuba.-Joseph Ago, Belen
Louise Parker, Antonio Leibas,
Guillermo Roig, Angel Olivia,
Gabriel Ignacio Soto, Fernando
Mora, Gonzalo Celestino Menen
de-, Lrisa Pando Pividal, Juan
Ranil Ya1ez, Seraffn Eodrf-
'guez Fernandez, Jose Rodri-
guez, Ramon Rodriguez Lopez,
Jose Manuel de la Barcena.
Emilio Gonzalez Galan, Mar
ciso Eusebio Soto Sanchez, Car
La gaceta., 1937-11-30
PGtsioterta

Sc habla de cierto movimien
to patrioteroe dentro de las CO.
lectividades obreras, con mott.
70 de un incidente ocurrido ha-
ID algunos dfas.
Noaotros esperamos que los
lfderes Sc opongan a maniobras
de esa rlase, por cuanto serfa Ia
mentable Ia "patrioterfa" dem
tfo de las nniones de trabajado-
RES.
Hace algunos amos, en- una
convention para nombrar Ell Co
mite Niyalador, Sc hizo un fren-
te patrl0tero'' v los trabaja-
dores u eonocer la verdad, Sc
indieparon.
Tenenlos la esperanto de que
las luchas entire individuos, por
dlferencias de ideas, Sc ventilen
entire clos sin darles matiz Gu
|bano, itaiiano, espanol, etc.
Ia 4patrioteria" no debe to.
ner cablds entire los hombres
que luchan pcr SUI mejoramien.
to econ6fnico y social.
La gaceta., 1937-11-30

que sls tropas contfn6arf AVIAN
zando en- direction de Marking.
Una n0ticia de origen japones
conannica que Russia ha manda-
do D China sen las ultimas Sc
mana, mas de 1000 aeroplanos
de GAIA y de combate; pero no
se ha podido obtener la confir-
usacl6n del ndmero de aeropla-
nos IIegados.
IL Inca china resiste en- Ell
extreme zlorte, no obstante los
repetidos ataques japoneses.
Los japoneses dan por reali-
zada Ia captura de Kwangtch,
lugar . Glen millas de la capital
pOr I'll sur.
La gaceta., 1937-11-30
Ell Partid6 "PIan TnenaE" ira
a las elecciones en- Cuba
Estara integrado por policias y p~orristas
(Por LIZ Marrnon)

ci6n de tai es la
desverguenza mas grande de
la actualidad cabana. No obs
tante, los secuaces del hombre
vestido de Coronel no 10 Green.
asf, sino, que es habil medida
para contrarrestar alabor pc
Utica de los partidos de IL opo-
sici6n, tales como Ell Liberal
Conservation; Acci6n Republi-
cana; PUN; etc., etc.
Hasta ahora, sin embargo,
la noticia no es del dominic
p1blico, pues Sc esperan cier-
tas maniobras Y componendas
para seguir enganando al pue
bio ingenuo. Ell mencionado
partido del abordaje, por tan
to, esta entire bastidores Y no sc
tiene la ~seguridad de que Sc lie
denomine "Plan Trienal," aun
cuando SUI creaci6n es para i'm
poner dicho Plan Fascista en-
dicha floreciente Colonia. Pero
no seria aventurad0 pensar, que
esta fuerza de "choque" sea una
jugarreta demag6gica para sa-
botear la Infantil Constituyen-
tie Soberana. Y, en- este case,
NADIA tendrfa de particular que
los Constituyentistas Sobera-
nos,se fueran al "Paro'', va que
ell Batistato con su poderoso
"Poder" los defraudara, con
La gaceta., 1937-11-30
LOS NUEVOS
NATURALIZADOS

He aquf una lista con los nom
bres de los e~spanoles, cubanos e
~italianos que aver obtuvieron
sus papeles de ciudadania:
Espana :-Evaristo Fernan-
DEE, Edward Posada Coto, Vi
cente Trigo, Eduardo Yafiez Sa
bin, Enrique Diaz Men6ndez,
Rosendo Docobo, Luis Alvarez
Nava v Vega, Emiliano Salci-
mes, Jaime Fernandez Pendas,
Noises Lopez, Primo Vallejo
Caras, Jose Alvarez Garcia.
Jesds Fernandez Fernandez,
Lorenzo Rodriguez Rodriguez,
Maxine Alfonso, Aurelio Prado
Aladro, Juan Bautista Solar,
Ramon Antonio Villadonga L6-
peg, Jose Longo, Jose Dfaz Gao,
Manuel Gonzalez Fernandez,
Hip6lito Gonzalez Rodriguez.
Gloria Hernandez, Severino
Quintanilla, Amador Vega, Ami
ceto CarreIo, Angel Arenas
Fernandez, Ramon Cuervo, En-
rique Prida Alfonso, Abelardo
Rodriguez Wales, Jose Leon B.
chevarria, Jose Arregui, Modes
to Tuset, nelffn Accsta Martin,
Herminia Cohalla Menendez.
Jose Garcia Pendas, Antonio
Gonzalez, Nicolas Linera, Maxi
mo Rodriguez, Benjamin Pare.
des Paroles, Francisco Fuen,
tes, Francisco Moradiellos Fer
nandez, Antonio Rey, Evaristo
Lastra, Jose Vega Diaz, Jose
Gutierrez, Maxine Perez, Jose
Fernandez.
Luis Gonzalez, Fidel Pinos
La gaceta., 1937-11-30
j oFraude" = CON Il Acelse de

ell Fraude" y CON 81 Aceise de
Ricno. En- tales condolences,
10 mas acertado para los Sobe-
ramos Legalistas, serfa, pospo-
ner indefinidamente la celebra-
ci6n de la Constituyente, hasta
que desapareciera Ell terror de
la Perla de las Antillas Q hasta
que pudieran ef~ectuarse en- q
pr6ximo ano 1000, fecha en-
que termina ell Plan Trienal.
No obstante TODD 10 anterior,
ell momento polftico Y econ6mi-
co de Cuba es sumamente criti-
co, Y es muy possible que dentro
de pocas semanas surjan acon-
tecimientos de gran interes POI
pular, porque en- los pueblos Y
ciudades del interior, ell haEls
bre Y la miseria esta llegando
hasta donde va es impossible So
portar. En- la misma ciudad de
la Habana, familias harapien-
tas Y ninos famelicos van de ca
sa en- casa implorando un mem
drugo de pan con que llenar sus
est6magos vacfos.
La prensa periodical habane-
ra, scmetida y. vendida a los POI
derosos Gala y MEGA toda esta
a~terradora verdad; pero, tanta
hambre Y tanto crinlen SO uni
ran, Sc "Uniran", para en- la ho-
RI del desenlace "Tragico'', an
tie la "Justicia de la Revolu-
ci6n", que enjendra Justicia,
Derecho y Raz6n, puesto que
mace de la vsrdad: el u
BIO"
La gaceta., 1937-11-30

los Alfonso Garcia, Eonchita Ma
teo Jordan, Florentino Dfa9 Pc
req, America Pazo de Fabregas,
Victoriano Haya Anseaume, AL
bert de la Tore, Carlos COMA
lez Carhonell, Enrique Ferrer
de la Fe.
Andres Chac6n, Enrique We
ga Martin, Maxine Alvarez,
Mercedes Pomiano y Lazo de la
Vega de Dfaz, Antonio Rebozo
Ferrer, Josefina America Dfaz,
Manuel Menedi, Joaquin Cam
pc Garcia, Angel Balseiro, Ca
lixto Casanova Fornells, Ma
nuel Garcia, Celestino de Rue
da, Laura Carlota Rodriguez,
Ollie May Inclan, Teresa Fer
nandez, Josefina Perez, Ines Ca
rrasco Cruz.
Italia.-Luigi Sedita, Anto-
MIA Minardi, Leonardo Riscile,
AlAonso Cusumano, Giovanni
LaRussa, Rosina Lumia, Joe Ca
rastro, Luigi Dolcimascolo, Ro-
saLaMilia, Giuseppe Baldassa-
re Lo Cicero, Mario Lotto, An
tonia Guggino, Salvatore Fam
bito, Josephine LaRussa, An
drea Castellano, Paolo FIGARO
ia, Pietro Re, Vincenzo Ferra-
70 Giglia, Domenico LaBruzzo,
Ella Athanasi, Domenico DiFa-
brizio, Antonio Scaglione, Giu-
seppe Rametta, Giuseppina Mi
nardi, John Lala, Alfonzina Ia
gliarini.
La gaceta., 1937-11-30

E SAL
.VAJADA JAPONESA EN-
CHINA
La gaceta., 1937-11-30

AL observar Ell panorama .po
lftico de Columbia, Sc We clara
mente, que ell Batistato trata
de organizar, subrepticiamen-
tie, un fuerte Partido PoEtico
con que maniobrar en- las pro-
Xmas elecciones que han de
celebrarse dentro de pocos me-
SEES. Ell acuerdo de la camarilla
del Sargento- Coronel Weyler,
es, que ell citado Partido, al
que tai vez Sc denomine plan
Trienal," este integrado por
las fuerzas del commando del
vesanico regimen. Ell cual, DIES
de ahora, va tiene asegurado
su triunfo aplastante.
Els l6gico pensar, dada la 81
tuaci6n' de fuerza, que todos
los demas Partidos politicos
que aspiran a participant de
esas elecciones, case de que Sc
organize ell Partido de las Bayo
netas, vayan al mas absolute
r~etraimiento. Segln opiniones
de viejos polfticos, la organiza
La gaceta., 1937-11-30

I'm ultimatum al gobierno re-
publicano y lie pide Sc rinda
antes del 5 de diciembre. En-
differences ocasiones, durante
la guerra, Fraco ha lanzado a.
menazas de la misma clase.
Recuerdase que en- los pri :
meros meses de la guerra pi-
di6 a Madrid que Sc rindiera
y en- docenas de wees anunci6
como inminente la caida de
la capital.
FL gobierno afirma que no
ha recibido despacho alg .ah;
nero que 81 10 reeibiera, 10 AFRO
jaria en- ell sitio que lie cores
ponde.
la Rep1blica tiene absoIu-
ia re en- la northumberland
Indalecio Prieto, ell Ministro
de Defensa.
En- los ultimos dfas las tro-
pas republicanas han obtenido
victorias en- ell frente aragones
Y en- otros sectores.
Las milicias catalanas, en- ell
alto Arag6n, mantienen todas
las ~ventajas conquistadas.
La gaceta., 1937-11-30
AMones ~fascistas lanzaron bombas
sobre Alcala de Henares
La gloriosa aviacion republican, puso
EN- fuga a la facciosa

Madrid, Nov. 30.-Una es-
cuadrilia facciosa de aviaci6n,
compuesta por 70 aviones,
bombarde6 aver Alcala de He
mares. NADIA Sc ha informado
todavfa sobre ell ndmero de vic
timas.
Ell gobierno ha desmentido
la noticia de que dos aeropla-
nos fascistas atacaran a Qua
dalajara.
La aviaci6n ieal, en- Alcala
de Henares, sc elev6 para COM
batir "a los traidores, ponien-
dolos en- fuga.
En- ell frente de Arag6n, GER
ca de Jaca, la aviaci6n repu-
blicana atac6 las posiciones
del enemigo, causandole mu :
chas bajas.
Una de las bombas cay6 So
bre un Quartet fascista de AL
m1devar.
Las estaciones de radio fac
ciosas aseguran que ell espa-
don Franco, exgeneral del ejer
cito republican,, mand6 aver
La gaceta., 1937-11-30

EN- MEXICO

Veracruz, Nov. 30.-Por vic
lar las leyes del estado tres sa
cerdotes han sido detenidos.
AL padre Raimundo Lopez
Sc lie acusa de oficiar en- una
boda antes de que Sc efectua-
"a la ceremonial civil, 10 que
prohibe la ley. Por decir misas
sin tener licencia fueron encar
celados los padres Prudencio
Ortiz Y Jose Garcia.
No permitira ell gobierno, di
jo ell fiscal del estado, que los
sacsrdotes violen las leyes ne
vigor,
La gaceta., 1937-11-30
Los ArtefGst0s de los AUioMes
Tot0litGTios AsesinnyOm a
mds de so mif0s

Shanghai, Nov. 30.-Aviones
del imperio japones al ~servicio
de la causa de la invasion Y ell
crimen, a pesar de los tratados
v de las promesas hechas a Chi
ma, arrojaron hoy bombas So
bre. I'm asilo de huerfanos a car.
go de sacerdotes cat6licos y ma
taron a mas de 80 criaturas, des
truyendo de paso varies edifi-
clos.
La nueva salvajada japone-
sa, cometida en- Kashing,. ha
producido honda indignation
en- las colonias extranjeras.
NADIA Sc sabe de nueve her.
maras de la carload, cinco chi
mas y cuatro francesas, que Sc
encontraban en- los edificios a.
tacados.
Tambien Sc ignora 10 sucedi-
do a mas de un centenar de per
sonas que allf Sc encontraban
en- ell momento de la brutal a.
erosion.
FL embajador frances en-
Marking ha sido informado de
que la aviaci6n destroz6 seis e.
dificios y que los photos veian
como los ninos luchaban por sus
vidas, corriendo a buscar refu-
gio.
Lograron salvarse mas de 40
nihos, los que han llegado a Ia
concession francesa, siendo pro-
tegidos por los padres Lazaris-
tas.
Cuando Ell ataque Sc realiz6
Ia baSdera china no ondsaba
sobre ell asilo.
Cerca de los edificios las tro-
pas chinas, mandadas por 81
general Fah-Kwei, construyen
trincheras v "cajas de pildo-
ras".
Ell mandc jspones informa
La gaceta., 1937-11-30
SIC ABRIRA MANANA LA
B0TICA CASINO

IN nuev0 gran establecimien
@ e abrira mafiana en- la Sep
TINA avenida, junto al Centre
Espahol: Ii botica Casino.
La direction de esta botica,
Que se hara popular en- muy po-
cas- seinanas, esta a cargo del
conocido j6ven A. Santacruz,
IN farInaceutico registrado.
Muchos 6xitos le deseamos al
amigo Santacruz, tan estimado
en- % colonia.
La gaceta., 1937-11-30
9 Ell P~RESIDENTE
CERCA DE CAYo HUESo

Key West. nov. S0.-Cerca
de esta isla, en- las inmediacio-
mes de las Tortugas Secas, pes.
CO hoy q presidente Roosevelt.
El jefe del estado Sc mantle
Nc en eomunicaci6n con aus Sc
~cretarios. que Sc encuentran en-
Miami.
La gaceta., 1937-11-30
DEL CENTRIC oBRERo
Juntn de Nominaci6n

Ia Union 500 celebrara Ell
jueves junta de nominaciones,
en- ma de las salas de la Casa
del Pueblo.
Tiene gran importancia la
reunion, teniendo en- cuenta que
esq union representa- a la mayo
ria DE log torcedores de Tampa.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1937-04-09
Senior Easter Projects

For some time the Senior Home
Economics class has been engaged In
a problem that is very practical and
also economical. Each individual
has made at least part of their Eas-
ter outfit.
Many coats, suits and dresses were
made. Dresses were made by Alice
Carr, Helen Duncan, Gladys Johnson,
Elizabeth White, Marion Rawlings,
Catherine Whitman, Ida Tome, and
Florance Drew. Those making suits
were Pearl Ewing, Mildred Ansal-
wish, Virginia Kincaid, Lila Todd and
Pauline Sheetz. Spring coats were
made by Helen Clifford, Genevieve
Foster and Elsie Brammer. Shirts
and blouses were made by Catherine
Keilholtz and Dorothy Elville.
These projects were made very
nicely and everyone enjoyed working
on them. The class as whole are
very proud of their work.
Elsie Bramfner.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1937-04-09

vited to be the main speaker at a
banquet and dance which will be held
Saturday evening at the Alpha Gam
ma Rho Fraternity House.
Others who have been invited to
speak during the two-day meeting
are DR.. H. c. Byrd, President Of the
University of Maryland; pr. Thomas
B. Symons, Director of the Maryland
Extension Service; Miss Venia NJ.
Kellar. State Home Demonstration
Agent: Miss Dorothy Emerson, Girls
Club Agent for Maryland; the Rev
erend Herbert M. Payne, of the
Church of Our Savior, Lansdowne,
and a former Maryland All Club boy
and E. G. Jenkins, State Boys Club
Agent for this state.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1937-04-09
Special Assembly

A special assembly was held for
the Athletic Association on Wednes-
day. Catherine Keilholtz presided
at the assembly. The money that
the Athletic Association members pay
will go toward the new basket ball
equipment and new suits for the vol
ley ball girls. The student body vot-
ed for officers of the Athletic Associa-
ton. Members of the civic club act
ed as tellers and distributed the bal
lots. Those helping were: Alice
Carr, Secretary of the Club; Bruce
GRAPHICAL, Ann Robertson; Josephine
Raglan, Mildred Reynolds and Marie
Hanna. The student body appoint
ed the following officers: President,
Harold Way; Vice President, Elsie
Brammer and Secretary and Treasur-
er, Lila Todd.
The second part of the Assembly
was given by Mr.. Zimmerman and
Mr.. Warren. Mr.. Zimmerman read
the schedule for the athletics. Each
teacher has a group Of children who
wish to play different games, and the
various athletics to be taken up at
Rally Day. Mr.. Warren as usual
has the base ball group. For Rally
Day he has the Senior boys. Miss
Tomlinson has the volley ball group.
She also has group trying for super
gold badges and the relay races. Miss
Nutter has the group trying out for
the gold badges and the game touch
down pass. Miss Hite has the hit
ball players and girls trying for the
silver badge. She also has the girls
trying for the hit and run to bases.
The two speed ball games is presided
over by Mr.. Hovermill and Mr.. Pref
lyman. Mr.. Hovermill also takes
charge of the Junior unlimited group.
Mr.. Prettyman takes charge OF all
the boys badge tests. Mrs. Mackey
will help the girls trying for the
bronze badge. Then the last part of
the assembly was a talk on TRACK
and Field Events" by Mr.. Warren.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1937-04-09
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES

Are Sin, Disease, and Death
Real?" will be the subject of the Les
son-Sermon in all Churches of Christ,
Scientist, ON Sunday, April IL.
The Golden Text will be from JeT.
31:11-"The Lord hath redeemed
Jacob, and ransomed him from the
hand of him that was stronger than
he."
Among the citations comprising
the Lesson-Sermon will be the fol-
lowing from the Bible-Isa. 25:1-
MY Lord, thou art my God: I will
exalt thee, I will praise they name;
for thou hast done wonderful things;
thy counsels of old are faithfulness
and truth"
The Lesson-Sermon also will in
clude the following passage from the
Christian Science textbook, Science
and Health with Key to the Scrip
tures," by Mary Baker Eddy, page
90-"The admission to ones self that
man Is Gods own likeness sets man
=, free to master the infinite idea. This
conviction shuts the door on death,
and opens it wide towards immortal
ity."
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1937-04-09
Rising Sun High School News
BY THE JOURNALISM CLUB
Effects of the Weather

"Old Man Winter" finally made his
effect on school life with SNOW
the first one of consequence-on
March 10. Due to drifting snow,
several of the school buses were
forced to return early in the morning
of March 16, but they have been go
ing regularly since then.
Not only have they been going, but
due to ideal weather conditions, the
school has started the athletic sea-
SON., from 800 to $3.50. During
the winter, this period was used in
clubs and study halls.
On Mondays, individual partici-
pants In the Field Meet at North East
will practice. Different teachers are
In charge of different events. The
other days are used in practice in
light and heavy weight speedball, hit
ball, touchdown pass, volley ball, and
baseball.
Mr.. Prettyman, who has returned
to school after being away sonce
early January, is in charge Of light
weight speedball. Mr.. Hovermill is
in charge of heavy weight speedball.
Miss Hite coaches hit ball; Miss Nut
ter, touchdown pass. The main
sports, volley ball and base ball, are
coached by Miss Tomlinson and MT.
Warren, respectively. All Of the
sports except baseball are to be play
ed at Rally Day.
Robert Rands.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1937-04-09

to chicks. The starting feed should
also contain cod liver oil of proven
quality. The soundest method Of de-
termining quality in cod liver oil Is
by feeding 1t to rats and chicks In
actual laboratory tests. Inclusion of
high quality oil In the starting feed
protects chicks against ricketts,.
The starting feed should also be
made up of ingredients that have been
blended scientifically. Almost anyone
can put two or more ingredients to-
gether to form mash but 1t re-
quires years Of scientific study to de-
termine which ingredients should be
included and In what amounts to get
maximum growth, strong and sturdy
legs, and deep yellow fermentation In
chicks.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1937-04-09
The Athletic Association

The officers of the Athletic Asso-
citation met and appointed commit
tees to- obtain membership from each
room. The officers will serve on the
Senior Committee and are Harold
Way, Elsie Brammer and Lila Todd.
The others are as follows: Junior
Glass, Charlotte Ewing, Jean Cullen,
Red Lucas and Lincoln Haines;
Sophomore x, Anna Dinsmore, Rus
sell Johnson; Sophomore Y, Jose
phine Ragan, Paul Rawlings; Fresh
man x, Ruth Reynolds, Marlin Zim-
norman; Freshman Y, Maxine Ed
reth, Jackie Sebold. The date for
payment is April IL.
Lila Todd.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1937-04-09
SAFETY REQUISITE IN MODERN
AUTOMOBILES

A recognition that safety is one of
the primary requisites in the modern
automobile is reflected in both the
body and the chassis of the new 1887
Chevrolet, according to Chevrolet
engineers and designers.
Safety provisions in the new mod
els are of two general kinds, officials
explained making for greater
strength and stability in the product
itself, and those affording the driver
a greater ease Of control A note
worthy array of both types of i'm
provement is found in both the new
Master and Master Deluxe models,
Under the head of Improvements
making for greater strength and sta
bility, engineers explain, fall such
changes as Chevrolets new box-gird-
er frame, lighter and stronger than
the old YK frame which is supplants
TN the Master Deluxe series, and
lower, due to the new hypoid rear
axle drive gears, adopted in both the
Master and the Master Deluxe series
Tor 1897. The new frame, in combi
nation with hypoid drive, makes pos
Sible a reduction of the cars overall
neight, which means lowering of
The center Of gravity for more stable
performance on the road, engineers
pointed out. A sleeker, more grace
feet of this change, resulting from
the lowering of the car.
Improved suspension contributes
much to the stability of the new
models.
Strength and stability are both
greatly heightened by the new uni
steel bodies with solid steel turret
top, found throughout both series.
These bodies, designers explained,
are lighter, more rigid, and more
permantly quiet. Their component
units,-turret top, side panels, cowl
and rear assemblies, and floor,-are
welded into a single unit about a
structural steel framework, each
joint of which is also welded. Out
er shell members are welded to this
skeleton as well as to each other.
Scientific insulation does away with
drumming, vibration and road
noises.
Chevrolet's new bodies incorporate
better visibility, the engineers said,
with windows, windshield, and doors
being wider than in 1895. All mod
els have safety glass all around at no
extra cost,
Between the numerous safety fea-
lures offered in the new bodies, and
the increased safety factor through
out the mechanical units, engineers
say the new Chevrolet prvides great
er security for driver, passengers, and
general public than any previous car
in Chevrolet history.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1937-04-09
HE THAT ABIDETH In ME
Evangelist John Moses Baker
Baltimore, Maryland

Evangelist John Moses Baker
Baltimore, Maryland
He that abideth in me and / in him,
the same bringeth forth much fruit.
For without Me We can do nothing.
st. John 1856.
We shall find some jewel sentences,
In this Chapter, John Fifteen.
The UNION of Christ and believers,
And nothing, no nothing between.
Abiding in Christ our Saviour;
Oh boundless, unfailing, sublime,
Always thankful to God for His
blessings,
His peace and His joy SO devine.
Abiding in Him and bringing forth
fruit;
Only branches, God Himself is the
vine.
His words abiding within us;
Every promise is yours and mine.
Abiding in God, yes abiding
Until time shall be no more;
And then to be with Him forever,
On Canan's happy shore.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1937-04-09

some of them suggested from the
text, but usually the student Ia al
lowed to make his own chioce.
Everyone who consented to go up and
talk did reasonably well.
There were few, however, who
refused to say anything. Some Of
these seemed afraid to talk before
the class, but many of them refuse to
do much anyway.
Mr.. Zimmerman has tried to ex-
press the importance of these erals to
US, as has Miss Nutter.
Being able to speak assuredly and
effectively will be a great asset to ue
in our later lives.