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Evening star., 1937-04-18
HEPBURNDEMANDS
j. A. v. Be 0USTED
Asks OshaWa Workers Send
Own Committee to
Negotiate.
BACKGROUND

BACKGROUND
DrfUe of John L. LeDis' Commit
tee for Industrial Organization to
unionise the automobile industry
along industrial lines led to con-
ficts with General Motors Corp,
in whose plants Dorkers conducted
40-day sit-do,Dn early this year.
Successful outcome led to strike
against Chrysler, Which terminated
1rtth collective bargaining agree
ment.
Movement then spread to Can
ada With strike against General
Motors subsidiary at OshaUa. ca
madam Premier Hepburn has re-
fused to deal Dith American lead
ers OF U. A. w.
Evening star., 1937-04-18

for Storm, said he will contend a
parent has a right to punish his child
for disciplinary purposes and has the
right also to determine the method
of punishment.
Tried to Reason With Him."
Erred had been naughty for weeks" :"
Storm declared, "but I realized what
brought that about. I had tried in
every way to reason with him. He
had not had spanking for over a
year. But he Is child who is hard
to manage
DAY after day at dinner would
(see SPANKING, Page A-2.)
Evening star., 1937-04-18
PRESIDENT To CUT
RELIEF FUNDS IN
REVISED BUDGET.
Roosevelt Message Due to
Go to Congress by
\ Wednesday.
4 BALANCING OF BUDGET
WEAR AFTER NEXT SEEN
Total Amount of White Houses
New Figures Expected to Be
} About 81, ,125, 100000.
BACKGROUND

BACKGROUND
The failure OF tar revenues to
CONE up to estimates has giDen
ADDED impetus to earlier plans OF
the administration to cut do1Dn re-
heferpenditures. When the budget
frSt lDaS submitted, President
RooSeDelt expressed hopes of keep
ing relief outlayS in the nert fiscal
gear to s1,537.000,O00. Since then
State and municipal governments
haze asked that this figure be re-
ptSed upWard.
Evening star., 1937-04-18
BY G. GOULD LINCOLN.

~. ooSAD A-AANSoAN
The Senate Judiciary Committee
squares away tomorrow morning for
what may be its last week of hear
ings on President Roosevelt's bill to
increase the membership of the
Supreme Court.
The hearings are slated to end not
later than Wednesday, April %. How
ever, they may close next Friday,
if the supporters of the President S
bill decide not to put any further
witnesses on the stand. BY action of
the committee yesterday, it was deter
mined to grant the opponents of the
bill five more days, and the supporters
of the measure three days in the
following week Chairman Ashurst
indicated the proponents might not
elect to put on further witnesses.
After six weeks of hearings, the ad-
ministration forces apparently are
anxious to bring them to a close and
get down to work on the bill in COM
mittee.
Predictions were made last night
that the bill would be reported, so
far as it relates to the Supreme Court,
unamanded, despite the fact strong
opposition exists in the committee.
Other Senators took the position,
however, that the committee would
amend that section of the bill along
the line OF suggestions made by Sem
ator McGill of Kansas and Senator
Hatch of New Mexico McGill would
permit the President to name two
additional justices if those over rs
fail to retire, and Hatch would give
the President authority to name an
additional justice each year, until
maximum of is had been reached,
If those over 10 do not retire. Both
proposals look to flexibiity in the
size Of the courtroom 9 to Is.
Executive Session Planned.
Senator Ashurst said that as soon
as the hearings are concluded the
committee will meet in executive
session to pass on the bill
The committee will meet two or
three times week until it is ready to
report-not daily" he said. He de-
clined to say how long the committee
would be working on the measure. 1t
is expected, however that it will be
ready to report the bill to the Senate
during the first half of May.
The committee is pretty evenly di-
v1ded over the Presidents Supreme
| (See JUDICIARY, Page A-I80
Evening star., 1937-04-18
SUGAR PARLEY HOPEFUL
q. s. and Cuban Delegates Ex-
pect Farley to Succeed. ..

LONDON, April II P).-United
States and Cuban delegates to the
International Sugar Conference ex-
pressed optimism tonight on the
chances of the parley's success, at the
end of the second week of meetings.
The experts, who are trying to Sc
cure an agreement on export quotas
for the sugar-producing nations.
hoped to bring Russia and Java into
line next week Those two countries
had asked higher quotas than others
thought they were entitled to.
Evening star., 1937-04-18
Mistakes Son, II,
For SOther Nam
| And Shoots Wife
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
SANTA CRUZ, Calf, April IT,
Mrs. Sally Boggs, 81, was shot and
critically wounded today and her hus-
band, Allan D. Boggs, So, wealthy re-
tired United States Army captain, for
merly of Detroit, was charged with
attempted murder.
Deputy Sheriff Orrie Dunlap said
the shooting occurred at the home of
J. A. Harris, near Olive Springs.
Boggs threatened the colored care
taker, Dunlap said, and then rushed
into his wife's room, brandishing a
pistol.
He observed his 12-year-old stepson
Danny in one of the twin beds and
thought he was another man." the
officer said.
Mrs. Boggs grappled with her hus-
band for the gun and was shot twice.
A third shot missed and then Boggs
attempted suicide, but the shell mis-
fred. Dunlap said.
n as n - - -
Evening star., 1937-04-18
C-Mon, Fighting for Life, Sorry
He Failed to Capture Cl.nmen
II Did My Best" Wayne Baker Messages
Hoover as Strength Ebbs-Km of
Suspect Seized in Brooklyn.
BY REX COLLIER.

flghng Tor his life bullet received battle with
na onoer suspects at Special Agent Wayne Baker
he
Advised by fellow
National University
I'D like who shot in the back"
Evening star., 1937-04-18
COURT BILL REPORT
UNAMENDED SEEN
Senate May Close Sessions
This Week, if Proponents
Are Willing.
RACKGROUNl-

BACK hGROUND-
Stirred by series OF decisions
holding NeW Deal legislation un--
constitutional, President Roosevelt
sent plan to Congress to prouide
for sir additional justices of the Su-
preme Court if those members ouer
20 did not step out, and Uould
reorganise lo1Uer courts also The re-
suit has been bitter conflict of
opinion oUer the country and q
sharp diUision in Congress itself.
Evening star., 1937-04-18
WEATHER.

(u. 8. Weather Bureau Forecast)
Cloudy and warmer today. followed by
showers at night or tomorrow; cooler to-
morrow; moderate winds. Temperatures
Highest So, at 3 pm. yesterday; low
est, 49, at am. yesterday.
Full Report on Page b..
Evening star., 1937-04-18

(See JUDICIARY, Page A-l8.)
Evening star., 1937-04-18

(See RELIEF, Page A-5.)
Evening star., 1937-04-18
M'CREA FOR MAYOR

(See EDITORS, Page A-3)
Evening star., 1937-04-18

(See FEDERATION, Page Az
Evening star., 1937-04-18
SENATORS |RKED
by PLAN TO RAISE.
FARM LOAN RATES
"Sheer Nonsense" SAYS
Wheeler, as Borah
Joins Attack.
LAND BOOM FEAR
OF MYERS RIDICULED
Burden Already Holding Back
Rural Recovery, Senators
Declare.

BACKGROUND
Federal land bank loans uere
cut from AZ per cent to ga t,Uo
years ago as an emergency" meas
ure and it IS proposed noD to con-
tnue the rate tWo years more after
July /.
Opposing this easy money" pro-
gram, Gou. W. I. Myers of the
Farm Credit Administration said It
costs the Treasury 31,7O0,0 900 an
nually.
La gaceta., 1937-02-27

camfoio, los leales luchan va en-
e cerro de donde Sc ha venfdo
manteniho ell bombardeo.
Las Hilicias leales mantle
men la Sfensiva y parecen pre-
parados papa combatir los re-
,fUerzos de extranjeros que ell
general Franco espera.
Informaciones, 6rgano del
partido Socialista, senala la ne
cesidad de coordinar todas las
fEerzas armadas que combaten
en- la provincial de Madrid Y en-
las limitrofes.
En- ell frente de Motril, en- ell
Mediterranean, atacaron los in
surgentes en- tres pequenas po-
baaciones y fueron rechazados.
La campana del gobierno Sc con
centra ahora a 10 largo del rio
Trevelez.
Aeroplanos facciosos lama
ron bombas sobre ell pueblo de
Fix, cerea de Tarragona, ma
tando a nueve personals e hirien
do a SO.
La gaceta., 1937-02-27
Aperture de un concrete
Jose Kasriel)

No es un advenedizo en- el
concrete yborciteno Ell Sr. Jo-
seph Kasriel, va que por espa-
clio deb uen nuEero de amos
martlvo alberto al p1blico u
no de los mejores estableci :
mientos de ropa en- la Septima
avenida, Tendo su identified
ci6n con ell elemento de nues-
tro idioma tan simpatica que
habla nuestra lengua con Ia
perfection que pudiera hacer-
10 un oriundo de Castillo.
Cansado de la inercia de los
amos en- que Sc mantuvo retl-
RADIO del negocio, energico y &C
two, regresa de nuevo al CO.
mercio inaugurando hoy su
nuevo establecimiento de 70 :
pas. en- la S@ptima, pr6ximo a
su antigua casa.
La honradez del comercian-
tie Kasriel, sus amplias relacio
mes Y su delicado trato, haran
de SUI establecimiento, dentru
de POGO, un centro de compras
de nuestros ciudadanos.
Nosotros, como vecinus de
Ybor Y amigos de Kasriel, nos
felicitamos de su regres al CO..
mercio.
La gaceta., 1937-02-27
Centre EspaHol

Con la aplaudida orquesta
Don Francisco, dfreceran ma
mana los j6venes de la Secci6n
de. Recreo del Centre Espanol
una matinee bailable, reanuda-
ci6n de sus saraos dominicales.
Favorecidas siempre por la
juventud bailadora sc han Wis
to estas matinees donde impera
siempre la formalidad mas E.
jemplar y algeria VI entusias-
mo sin d~esbordamientos.
La matinee de mafana, como
todas las anteriores, Sc vera
muy concurrida. Sus horas de
duraci6n seran de cuatro a O.
enc de la noche, por ell precio
regular de rs Y Is cts. respec-
tivamente, damas y caballeros.
La gaceta., 1937-02-27
LOS FAccIosos,i DE- ARAN-
DA HAN BUsCAQo REFU-
Clio EN- LAS A DE
oVIEDO
Una scuadra leal impide quo
los insaSgentes sean ayudados
por mar
Leales y facciosos siguen COM
batiendo en- los alrededores de
Pravia y Grade

Madrid, feb. 27.-Abatidos
por la superioridad de las mill
cias y los mineros, los insurgen-
ties de Oviedo, los que manda ell
coronel Amanda, han buscado re
fugio en- a cloacas.
Los facciosos mantienen ell
fuego de ametralladoNas contra
las tropas leales, pero siguen
perdiendo terreno.
Grupos de traidores CONT
n1an hacienda resistencia des-
de la catedral g6tica.
Los vascos pusieron en- fuga
a los rebeldes que Sc habfan pa
rapetado en- la estaci6n del fe-
rrocarril del Norte Y situaron
ametralladoras que barren la
calle de Urra.
Frente a Gij6n una escuadra
leal impide que los facciosos de
Oviedo puedan recibir ayuda
por mar,
Cuatro divisiones del gobier-
no toman parte en- ell ataque por
la possession de Oviedo, incluyen-
do TN importante contingente
vasco.
Las milicias mantienen en-
sus manos la. estaci6n del Fe-
rrocarril Vasco, ell Convento de
Santo Domingo, ell campo de
Buenaventura, Ia fabrica de ia
bon Y otros lugares.
Rompieron los milicianos las
ventanas de algunos edificios v
entraron en- elos, sosfeniendo
mano a mano con los
rebeldes.
Sc contin1a combatiendo GER
ca de Ovieda y particularmen-
tie en- la vecindad de Pravia Y
Grade, al noroeste y oeste res
pectiWasnente. Los leales han
tornado la sierra a una milla de
Grade, segdn las 1ltimas mott.
cias. Esta posici6n es de gran
importancia porque facilita un
ataque sobre Penaflor, cuya
captura fmpediria a los insur-
genfes de Grade ell pasar OWE
do.
Informan desde Gibraltar
que ell general Franco ha reti-
RADIO tropas del sur Y las ha
al frente de Madrid.
Mintiendo por la radio, como
de costumbre, ell ebrio Queipo
del Llano dijo aver; "Negres de
.rgelia, enviados por nuestros
amigos los franeeses, ayudaron
La gaceta., 1937-02-27
Ell Bale Infantil

Esperan los ninos y ninas,
hijos de los socios del Circulo
la llegada del domin-
go Y la bora de las cuatro para
marchar al elegante edificio
de la sociedad a disfrutar de
las placenteras horas que les
aguardan.
ALI encontraran amiguitae
y amigos del barrie, coppane-
ros de colegN y familiares, y
con ell bullicio de su converse
ci6n y la dulzura de la m1si-
ca pasaran alegres Y %contentos
las horas, muy agradecidos a
sus papas, que les faciliten e.
disfrute de tan regocijado en-
tretenimiento.
Lo recordaran siempre co -
mo recordamos en- nuestra ma
durez los episodios mas brillan
tes de nuestros primeros pasos
por la vida.
va dijimos que la fiesta CO
menzara a las cuatro de la tar
de terminando a las siete, y
que los memories que asistan a.
bonaran diez centavos, can't
dad que Sc les dace pagan pa
ra que contribuyan al gasto de
los dflces Y refrescos que ha-
bran de seryirse.
A las personals mayores no
Sc les p~ermitira la 'entrada q
no ser que vayan acompanan'
do a sus ninos.
La gaceta., 1937-02-27
Felicitaci6m

Antes de enfrascarme en- la
reseia diaria quiero dar flos
tsbuenos dias'', felicitandolo en-
81 cumpleahos, a un antique Y
buen amigo, sencillo Y carinoso
Antonio Rebozo, que celebra
hoy Ell trigesimo quinto aniver-
sario de su natalicio.
Formal y hacendoso parte va
s ufrente la arruga de la preo-
cupaci6n Y en- su mirada comien
"a a reflejarse la tristeza de las
personals rnaduras que ven mo-
n6tono Ell presente, miden ell
La gaceta., 1937-02-27
D Las posIc
cONQUlsTADAs EN- Ell 81
TOR De- A LAS
MANT5NE Ell coBIER-
NO IN u
Ell Cerro de Pinzarron, donde
tienen fortificaciones los lea
les, esta situado entire Morata
de Tajuna y San Martin de
la Vega

Madrid, feb. else CONT
n1a conAbatiendo en- ell frente
del Rios Jarata ' las milicias
leales mantienen las posicio-
mes conquistadas en- fcs lltimos
dias. Los facciseos no han 81
do arroiados todaVfa por COM
p!eto del cerro de Pinzarr6n,
pero luchan ALI con appreciates
desventaja.
Acompanado por sus ayudan
tes ell general Jose Miaja visi1
to aver los frentes de comb tie
Y Sc mostr6 satisfecho cot la
situaci6n.
En- ell sector de Carabanchel
los rebeldes sufrieron muchas
bajas, dominates por Ell fuego
de las ametralladoras leales.
Combates de poca importancia
Sc libraron en- la Ciudad Univer
sitaria Y EN- Ell parque del Oeste.
Los fascistas han dicho por
la radio qre destruyeron un ba-
TALON de milicianos cerca del
puente de Segovia, pero ell 60
bierno leal sostiene que esa VIC
toria es producto de la imagi-
naci6n de Franco Y sus adlate-
res.
/ Todos los ofiaiales del ejer-
cito leal, desde Ell general Mia
ia hasta Ell 1ltimo teniente, on
vienen en- afirmar que la bata-
LA del sector del Jarama es la
mas importante de las muchas
libradas en- srelo espanol. Ell ce-
rro de Pinzarr6n donde los lea
les Sc han parapetado, Sc en-
cuentra entire Morata de Taju-
ma y San Martin de la Vega.
En- ell ataque de anteayer los
leales estuvieron a punto de to-
mar la c1spide pero los insur-
gentes combatieron con extraor
dinaria valentfa, siendo este re-
conocido asi por los diarios de
Madrid. Mas tarde las milicias
tuvieron cast rodeado Ell cerro,
pero los insurgentes Sc agarra-
ron desesperadamente a sus
trincheras.
De todos MOODS sc convene
va que la batalla en- ell cerro no
sera la decisiva. Els una Ease de
una inmensa batalla en- la cual
las dos parties lanzan miles de
hombres y sus mejores recur-
SOS. Los rebeldes quieren rom
per la columna vertebral de la
resistencia leal y han fracasado
Y fracasaran. Los leales tratan
de impedir y 10 vienen consi-
guiendo que ell general Franco
realize nuevas concentraciones
de tropas y material en- csc Sec
tor.
En- tres o cuatro Iugares los
f~acciosos han sido rechazados a
gran distancia, pero la situa-
ci6n permanece la misma. Los
rcbeldes siguen bombardeando
la carretera de Valencia, pero
no han podido cortarla v. en-
La gaceta., 1937-02-27
La Verbenq< TabGco

Suponemos que no lloveraI
hoy, no obstante 10 nebuloso dell
cielo a la bora que este escribi-
mos.
No llovera ny y ell pblico a
cudira en- nUmero considerable
a diSfrrtar de los entretenimien
tos qeu rs aguardan en- los te-
rrenos de Plant, cuyas puertas
Sc abriran desde temprano.
Los kioskos de las sociedades
regionales estaran muy bien a.
tendidos por lindas y graciosas
senoritas ofreciendose, ademas,
en- elloS actos de variedades, IT,
pi:as de Las regiones que repre-
sentan.
Tambien en- La plataforma,
frente al "grand stand, Sc ofre
ceran ndmeros distintos y muy
ensayados, por elementos de
~nuestras s0ciedades.
A la plataforma de bale ten
dram accaso todos los que de-
seen hacerlo.
Ell precio de entra Sc ha fl
jado en- rs centavos para todos
hombres Y mujeres.
La gaceta., 1937-02-27
En- eli albor de la vida

Tn simpatico e inteligentt
nino, Amado Sardinas, cumplt
hoy trece amos.
Menudito, de expression sim
patica y ojos vivaces. los des'
tellos de su clara inteligencia
Sc aprecian va en- Ell auia de
sexto grade a que asiste en- ell
colegio V. M. Ybor, de la ave
nida Michigan.
Sus muy amantes padres, a.
preciando la obediencia y dedi
caci6n al estudio de su tierno
vastago, lie preparan una fies-
ia para la nocde de hoy.
Que continue por la senda
que ilumina la luz de la cien-
cia, es 10 que deseamos para
Amado.
La gaceta., 1937-02-27
NO HABRA CONCERTO
HASTA Ell DOMINGO

No habra concerto en- Ia tarde
de manana, domingo, en- la ex
planada del puesto Marcelo
Gonzalez No. 70 de la Legion
Americana.
A partir del domingo 2 de
mario todos los domingo entire
las 4:30 y las 600 tocara la
orduesta ~sinf6nica de la WPA
EN- ell terreno de la Legion. en-
la calle IL,
La noticia nos fue comunlca
da hoy por ell Sr. Castro en- re-
presentation. del comandante
La Pia,
PTaSAna W. ns,~~~so.
La gaceta., 1937-02-27
Raymond La Pia,
Pleitos v Divorcios

Marie Poole contra Cecil Po-
ole; S. B. Dixon contra Ruby
Dixon; William Leroy House
contra Carrie Lee House; Clau-
de H. Mein contra Ethel Mabel
Mein; Cleo Miller contra Benja
min F. Miller; Evie Hornsby
contra w. H. Hornsby.
La gaceta., 1937-02-27

ter nuncia Sta nochs
ef de la agraeiaNa srta. Toma-
.sa. Alfonso y el joven Frank,
die mismo apellido.
La ceremonial tendra lugar
zen la Residential de la prone
Ida, octava avenida 171l, y
Nra certificada por el conoci-
y notario sr. Candido Perez.
Como testigos firmaran dos
jdvenesGr e. 2mbien familiares
Rafael tcisJ alfonso.
La prre1esa sera obse
quiada4cohAduke y refrescos
/, ,Ft 'sida% Y So nHsva VI
La gaceta., 1937-02-27

ministro de
9ancIarcelino Do
ir Ar delito de Do
N IA ipo, ga la po-
sessS udfPAagen.
Avi ,qansrno leal que Ell
a,ora aeaalqae y Sc encuen-
ira S b, donde tomara
parte p~9htraa de la pobla-
ci6n Ebpai necesario.
NJ aic6Drisi6heros han
sidd aaJ9tonta en- Malaga y
eas Gs j~ecutados por los
Los A8istas no mencionan
Dor la radio los miles de perso-
mas asSsinados por ellos, ppb
cargan a los leales la ejecuci6n,
en- Maaas<de cQnde de San
Isidro y su hijo, Leopoldo War
ner, Pedro Temboury, dueno de
un gran establecimiento; Emf
.qre Peterson y tres miembros
de la familia Gross.
Tn aeropAno aleman QUE lie
vaba where's para los guardias
civiles sitiados en- Villagordo,
fue derribado por la artillerfa
rebublicana, pereciendo el pilo-
to y dos de sus ayudantes. Uno
de los tripulantes Sc lanz6 con
un paracaidas y fue apresado.
Otro aeraplano aleman, marca
Junkers, Sc estrell6 en- la pro-
vincia de Jaen.
Bombardearon aver los ae-
roplanos faaciosos a Ganda, al
Sur de Valencia ,matando a dos
ninos Y tres personals mayores.
La gaceta., 1937-02-27
N&AS SOClALES
porvenir, V Sc refugian en-

porvenir, Y Sc refugian en- lArs
hrecursos del pasado. or
Pfr Que las congratulacionesAquA
poecSbas hoy. amigo Rebozo,
NavScen un tanto Ell dolor de
Il ahosmas ell de6e de tn exis-
tNncia. I o
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-17

Mrs. Hayes tries to repress her nerves. but haggard looks, aging lines are the only result. Express sion-not repression-is the cure she needs.
 Like most nervous types, she has keener emotions, more creative energy than the average person. But these qualities--which could keep her so young and lovely--she bottles up until they turn to nerves"
 If she would only find way to express herself, would choose a hobby, such as rhythmic dancing, making hooked ruggs, growing url- usual flowers! Her nerves would disappear, her old vivacious charm would return.
 But Mrs. Hayes protests she has no time for such things! Nonsense 1! When she conquers her nerves" carries out health program, she'll feel so well, 50 alive, her work will be done in half the time. Our 32-page booklet by we'll known physician tells you how to overcome nerves" how to retain youthful health and vitality.
 Send 1Oc for your copy of OVER COMING NERVES" AND EVERY DAY HEALTH PROBLEMS to the Waterbury Democrat Home Service, 635 SlxEi Ave, New York, N. Y. Be sure to write plainly your NAME, ADDRESS, and the NAME of book let.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-17

ast he ought every seven years go on abateing gradually and senSibly, and at last descend out of lief as he ascended into it, even unto the child's diet" that is, a diet in which milk is the chief food.
 In subsequent talks we'll revert to the regeneration regimen and endeaver to explain how 1t reverses the degeneration that is going on in the tissues of the individual in the incipient stage of cardiovascu- lar degeneration. Now we must con- slider overeating.
 First let us define overeating. It means eating more than is required to maintain the body weight within normal limits.
 Several factors conspire to make millions overeat. Nasty eating is perhaps the most important factor, the quick lunch habit or affectation, which precludes proper mastication of food. Neglected decay of teeth or loss of teeth from the mouth of the tramp-like or delinquent indi- vidual prevents proper mastication and today it is fair intelligence test to note how many teeth are de- cayed and unrepaired or missing and not replaced by efficient den- lures.
 Refinement of food makes 1t ready to wolf and encourages nasty eat- ing. Modern methods of refinement and preparation, as well as methods of cooking and preservation or storage of food rob food of most of the vitamins and minerals na- tural food contains. It is rational to conceive that excessive hunger and tolerance for food, which seems to keep many eating too much, may be a kind of instinctive effort to get more minerals and vitamins to sat- isfy the demand of the body. At any rate in actual practice 1t is the general experience of overweight adults that, when they do supple ment their ordinary diet with suit able rations of minerals and vita mins they soon notice that their craving, hunger or appetite is satis- fled with far less food than they formerly wanted.
 Social amenities, serving food on all sorts of occasions, to persons who neither need nor want 1t, must be held responsible for 8 good deal of overeating.
 Finally, habit of custom has much to do with it-for instance three meals day where two would as well or better suffice.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-17
The Family Doctor
Interference With Blood Supply
 Causes Pain In Angina PectOriS

A muscle at work requires a cer- tain amountof blood-carrying oxy- gen in order to do it's work satis- factorily. The tissue of the heart is muscular tissue If heart mus cle does not have enough blood and oxygen, it manifests this dis turbance by pain.
 When pain occurs in angina pee toris, the symptom usually does not last long because the blood supply i. diminished only briefly. Some- times the pain comes on because the the heart is trying to do too much work. If the work is lessened, the blood supply returns to normal and the pain disappears.
 Occasionally a sudden fall in the blood pressure will bring about a lessened flow of blood into all of the vessels. A drop in blood pres- sure usually occurs during sleep. The pain of angina pectoris may come on in old people at such times. Copyright, 1897, NEA Service, Incl