davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1937-03-06
continuara mandando manteriales
de guerra a la Repdblica Espanola
Todos los embarques Sc haran en- vapores
del gobierno legitimo
Ell Mar C~antabrico zarpo Ell 10 de Febrero

MEXICO, D, F., mario 6.-Me-
jico continuara mandando ma
teriales de guerra a Espana, Sc
gun declare aqui Ramon Bette
ia, subsecretario de negocios ex
tranjeros, despues de haber lei-
do ell informe de que Ell Gran
Consejo Fascista habfa decidi-
do continuar ayudando a los Re
beldes a pesar del convenio de
neutralidad.
ia norma del gobierno me-
jicano, dijo, continda siendo la
de ayudar abiertamente al go
bierno legitimo de Espafa".
Sean los que fueren los acuer-
dos de las naciones europeas,
Mejico NADIA tiene que yer con
ellos''.
Explic6 ell subsecretario que
todos los embarques de municio-
mes Sc hacen en- vapores espa-
holes Y que ell gobierno no los
protegera, como alguien ha di-
cho, con sus barcos de guerra.
La motonave "Motomar'f, que
Sc encuentra en- Veracruz, sal
dra dentro de POGO con un car
gamento de material medico y
pertrechos de guerra. En- ell Mo
tomar Sc embarcaran tambien
miles de sacos de Judas.
La gaceta., 1937-03-06
Aeroplanos ~fascistas de Franco dejaron caer SO
bombas sobre los habitantes de pequenas
poblaciones mdefensas
Durante Ell mes de febrero la aviacion leal
derribo 81 ~aeroplanos de los insurgentes
' Cerca de Robledo de Chavela perecieron en-
cpmbate 900 ~falangistas y moros

La artilleria antia6rea de Pa
lam6S contest6 al ataque e los
aviones, obligandolos a retirar-
Sc.
Durante ell mes de febrero,
segIn un informe del ministro
de marina q aviaci6n, los aero
pianos leales realizaron 81 alta
hues contra p%osiciones del enc
migo, ~respetand GA la poSlaci6n
civil, y sc perdieron nueve apa-
ratios. La aviation insurgents
realize 65 incursiones Y perdi6
80 aparatos.
Por informar a la aviaci6n
fascista sobre los lugares mas
conyenientes para ser atacados,
un tribunal del pueblo condeno
aver a muerte, en- Bilbao, a dos
hombres Y tres mujeres.
Los hombres seran ejecuta-
dos. Alas mujeres Sc les con-
mutara la pena por la de pri-
sion perpetual.
Aeroplanos de la RepGblica
operando desde la costa catala-
ma lanzaron bombas sobre ell
crucero rebelde Almirante Ger
vera, obligandole Q huir a toda
maquina.
Otro contingente de volunta-
rios italianos, segrln inforr-an
de Gibraltar, ACADIA de llegar a
Cadiz. Ofiicalmente Sc ha das-
mentido la noticia, aunque de
Roma Sc dijo que ell grupo Sc
componfa de $500 hombres.
En- la vecindad de Robledo de
Chavela, cerca de Ell Escorial,
perecieron en- combate 900 in
surgentes.
La gaceta., 1937-03-06
WASHINGTON NADIA SABE
DE LA SALVAJADA FAS-
CISTA

Washington mario 6.-Ha-
'blando aver con los periodicals.,
James Slement Dunn, jefe de la
division d~iplomatica del occi-
dente de Europa, manifesto que
NADIA saba sobre la noticia de
Londres de que $50 etiopes ha-
bfan sido asesinados por los fas-
cistas italianos en- ell interior
de la legaci6n de los Estados
Unidos en- Adds Ababa. La le-
gaci6n en- la capital etiope esta
ahora gobernada por un consul
" dos smpleados.
La gaceta., 1937-03-06

No contento con hacer baiar
desde ell primer piso a las mu-
ieres latinas, mientras las otras
tienen TODD 10 que necesitan eS
ell piso alto, csc individuo que
tiene a su cargo ell taller de cos
tura de la Gale 20 lego 4hasta Ell
punto de amenazarlas: 81 uste-
des no hacen TODD 10 que Sc les
manda. sin "dhistar'', les quiz
taremos ell trabajo...
IQuien es Ell tai "calballerete"
para disponer del dinero del go
bierno de los Estados Unidos?
Mande listed su protesta aho-
"a mismo, para que Ell abuse ter
mine de una vez y para siempre.
No sea cobarde o pusilanime,
proteste ahora que Sc trata de
defender a unas mujeres pobres
a las que Sc ha venido amargan-
do Ell pan de cada dfa.
La gaceta., 1937-03-06

Congratulamos al alcalde
Chancey por haber coincidido'
con ~nosotros en- declarar que 10
de las "bombas" para dinami-
tar las fabricas de tabacos es
una invenci6n del famoso Dave
Shiltz, del hombre a quien ja-
mas perdonaran los ciudadanos
de la Florida.
A los trabajadores de Tampa
no les ha pasado por la mente
que para reclamar sus dere-
chos,, en- este pals libre, tienen
que dinamitar fabricas o asesi-
mar a nadie.
La idea de la dinamita puede
haber pasado por ell cerebro de
un agente de provocador. pero
no por la clara inteligencia de
los jefes obreros latinos.
La raz6n Y la justicia desa-
rrollan mas fuerza, en- los Es-
tados Unidos, que la violencia y
ell embuste.
La gaceta., 1937-03-06

Haga su protesta, a tempo,
con ell sistema "esclavista" que
impera en- ell taller de costura
de la WPA, en- la Gale 20, don
de estuviera la fabrica la Flor
de Cuba.
ALI, I'm senior que no COM
prende la ideologfa del "nuevo
trato", un individuo preparado
para ser mayoral, tine dividi-
das a las trabajadoras en- lati-
mas y americans.
A las americans sc les permite
utilizr ell servicio sanitario de
los altos; a las latinas, las "in-
feriores", Sc les obliga a bajar,
no importa que Hueva v ell frfo
sea intense.
Contra csc "sistema" infa-
mantle, antidemocratico, segui-
remos proestando.
Llamen ustedes al Sr. Robin.
son y digale 10 que piensan de
csc taller de "clases" w..
La gaceta., 1937-03-06

Mejico seguira ayudado al GO
bierno de Madrid, al gobierno
legftimo, al gobierno selecciona
do por ell pueblo.
Entire las naciones de la Anne
RIGA que habla ell idioma espa-
mol, MEXICO es la unica que ha
cumplido con su deber.
Las otras, con ell pretexto de
la neutralidad, Sc han puesto de
parte de los facciosos.
NeGtralidad de cobardes, de
enemigos de la justicia; neutra-
lidad que no tiene excusas, por
cuanto atropella ell derecho in
ternacional y perjudica los in
tereses legftimos de un gobier-
no electo por el pueblo.
La gaceta., 1937-03-06
CHUNGAS Y No CHUNGAS.
Ell 3ndulto para Mooney. - MejicI y la Espana
Republicans. -Proteste ahofa miAno. = Burke
ell SSdemocratillo". - Sholtz Y ell aldhde Chancey

I'm eomite della Asamblea de
California de recomendar Sc
conceda a Tom Mooney un COM
pleto perd6n.
La legislature de esq estado
puede ejercer ell derecho del per
don y TODD indica que Mooney
recuperara muy pronto su Ii
bertad.
Ell comite informara ah0ra a
Jos legislatures y Sc actuara en-
consonancia.
California Sc dispone a Rte-
nuar, su tremendo error judi
cial, poniendo en- libertad al o.
brero injustamente codenado.
La gaceta., 1937-03-06
S~ugiyama.

Sc admite en- todos los circu
los que ell nuevo ministro es u
no de los mas habiles diploma
ticos japoneses, de tendencia
liberal.
La polftica extranjera nipo-
ma siendo dictada por ell minis
terio de la guerra, 10 que es 10
mismo que decir el ejereito.
La gaceta., 1937-03-06

Ell Club Optimista de Ibor
City, seg1n nos comunica SUI Sc
cretario, protestant ante la
WPA del regimen" estableci-
do en- ell taller de costura de la
Gale 20.
Una protesta de calidad, que
fra unida a la de la Camara de
Concrete de bor City
Esos que quieren establecer
classes Y privileges. m~entalmen
to &c haEan q dos millones de M
La gaceta., 1937-03-06

Pedimos a nuestros lectOres
que escriban al editor de la re-
vista Collier" v protesten con-
ira los 'estdpidos" articulos q.
un senior viene publjcando en-
contra del gobierno del presi-
dente Lazaro Cardenas.
Ell autor de los articulejos, in
dividuo de antecedentes reaccio
narios, pretende sembrar ell o.
dio entire dos pueblos que deben
marchar unidos dentro de la ia
milia americana.
iEstara a sueldo de un grupo
politico, o escribira tales desa-
tinos por ell placer de offender a
una naci6n amiga?
La gaceta., 1937-03-06

Escritos los parragos anterio
res. recordamos que Costa RIGA
tambien ha expresado su simpa
tia al gobierno de la Repdblica
Espanola.
Son dos NADIA mas. Las O.
tras... @neutrales", "enfanga-
das"
La gaceta., 1937-03-06

Has de star ia del presidente
Roosevelt.
Haga SUI a, sip demo-
"a, para que los aga-tintas'
sepan que no Sc. puede offender
impunemente a las mujerea po-
bres de Ibor CITY,
Evening star., 1937-04-01

Life Savers Corp-l936 common
share earnings. before surtax, were
$248, against 1924.
Evening star., 1937-04-01
MARTIN CO. STOCK
DUE ON BIG BOARD
S. E. c. Approval of Ex.
change Listing Action
Likely This Month.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

NEW YORK, April 1.-The 81 par
common (938,37 shares) of the Glenn
L. Martin Co. is due for listing on the
New York Stock Exchange following
approval by the S. E. c., some time
in April, of the favorable action of the
exchange. The company In 1928 sue
ceeded a business originally established
in 1907 and thus has record which
extends back virtually to the inception
OF the aviation industry, according to
the Standard Statistics Co. of New
York. It's bushes includes the design
ing. engineering, developing, manufac-
turing and selling of aircraft and air.
craft parts and equipment for military
and commercial use, and the sale OF
licenses to import, manufacture, as
semble, use and sell aircraft and air.
craft parts.
BY far the greater proportion Of its
business for many years has been with
the United States Army and Navy.
In 1884 and 1885, however, fairly
substantial proportion Of total sales
represented an order for the con-
struction of three flying boats for Pam
American Always, and last year the
company had foreign business Of ST.
709,340 out OF total of s6,219,774,
which represented almost entirely the
sale of bombing planes and parts.
Orders on hand were recently an
nounced to be approximately sl2,500,-
900, all scheduled for delivery within
the current year. These orders are
believed to represent almost wholly
contracts with foreign governments.
Actual 1887 deliveries are expected to
be limited by the capacity of the plant,
although a 100000 expansion pro-
gram, now under way, is expected to
be completed late this year.
Earnings last year amounted to 81
cents share on .ile 842, ,083 shares Of
81 common stock outstanding at the
year end. The December 81 capitaliza-
ton also included s1,155,500 in FIVE
year per cent convertible notes, due
in 1899 Conversion Of these notes,
which is progressing steadily, will not
involve any substantial dilution Of
earnings applicable to the stock, how
ever.
Evening star., 1937-04-01
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. April / .l4p.--(United states
Department Of Agriculture. HOGS, 900,
including 5000 direct; market around 10
lower than Wednesdays average. very slow
at decline: bulk Eood and oc choice 200,32o
few sales good and choice 15o-19o pounds,
9.25-1O.15:- packing sows mostly 10 lower:
Cattle. 1000: calves, 1900; shippers
weight and weight steers about steady:
ages several loads 135o14.b0: demand
narrow for light steers and yearlinss: trade
fed offerings; Tealo3flnished ohnish light cattle
above 1890; top late Wednesday, "A. 90;
other killing classes mostly steady but
slow; best heifers around 11.75: bulk at
1000 downward; medium to good heifers
ruling % lower than week ago: cows un-
der pressure. but supply too small to permit
vealers strong at 90O-10,Oo; few 1850.
Sheep, $4,000. including 500 direct:
around Is per cent, Of fat lamb supply
lower. indications around 1880 down for
wooled lambs: few loads and lots near
choice locally fed to outsiders at 100
1925: fat sheep weak to 25 lower, few
choice handy-weight ewes, 700.
Evening star., 1937-04-01
sy the Associated Press

IS the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April IA further
slide in United States Government
loans held the center of the BOND
market stage today and was reflected
in a generally easier tone IN the
corporate section.
The statement of Secretary OF the
Treasury Henry Morgenthau in Wash
!ngton that the Government had ample
resources to assure IAN ORDERLY mar
ket" caused only slight improve
ment in prices in the Government
division. Near noon losses in this
sector ranged from 1882 to 25/32 OF
a point. with majority Of the active
issues losing between u and Z point.
Rails, industrials and utilities all
felt the influence of selling. In the
carrier section losses of moderate frac-
tions appeared for such issues as Santa
Fe Is. Baltimore e. Ohio 41as, Union
Pacific 3l2s. New York Central SIS and
Missouri Pacific SIS.
Chesapeake Corp. SIS and Great
Northern Is were off point or so
each.
Other corporate loans which worked
a bit lower included those Of Inter
national Hydro-Electrlc, LoeW's, Pure
Oil, North America, Shell Union Oh,
Texas Corp, Anaconda Copper and
Bethlehem Steel.
Evening star., 1937-04-01
DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED

NEW YORK April dividends de-
elared prepared BY the Standard Statistics
Corp.):
Extra.
Pc Stk of Pay
Rate. Rod. record. able.
n J Zinc - SOC - 4-20 5-10
Stock.
Mullins Mfg 10Oes. 1887.
Increased.
Waterbury Farrell Fdy
e. Mach 37lzc G 3-2a Al
Initial.
Nat Pumps Corp
5l2oe pf f---------l3 l3S4c q o-2S 4-l
Evening star., 1937-04-01
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE

PHILADELPHIA April fEf--Live
poultry-Fowls mixed colors, 10: old roost-
erS 1918. fancy LeghornS. 1872: tur-
keys. fancy young hens. 1927, ducks.
white Pekin young 1920
Dressed poultry unchanged.
Young IL. A. Spring e. Wire Corp.
1895 common share earnings were
S4e5, against s4,44.
Evening star., 1937-04-01
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO: April / lP.-PoultLyi live 2 "a
trucks steady: hens over 5 pounds. lsf2
5 pounds and less. 20; Leeh2@5n @ hens: ms
white ii5t'' ROCK 2e plymouth Rock, 26,2:
barebacks 81 roo5ters. l3: Leghorn roost-
srs. ~ turkeys. hens. 20; toms is; lI,;
white and coored 22ia, small white ana
coiored. rs. geese ,; SspoonS. = POUNDS
Butter, loloa about steady: creamery nn31
"a extra fIsts t90-4lt. 33i4-iz. hrStS
fss-9g). 32iz-74: standards 90 centralized
carlotsr %3s4. EGGS. 25 5@s. steady prices
UNCHANGED. ~.
States shipments. 81. old STOCK weak;
supplies moderate demand slow sacked
per hundredwe!gnt. Idaho RuIg$et B1r-
banks U. S No 2.34-6u, U No,
whites. L S. No. ], no. sales reported U.
s commercial, 90. Wisconsin katahoin'
L s No ! . 20. Minnesota cobblers U
S No. ] and partly araded, %o-34. new a,
stock about steady supplies moderate de-
nard light: carlot track sales, 6uSnei
crates Florida Bliss Trlumphs U, No,
] few sales . 10. TeXas 5o-pound SACKS,
Bliss Trumphs, U, S No, ], car showing
dirty -95 q sack
Evening star., 1937-04-01
FOREIGN MARKETS.

LONDON. April t4F The stock mar:
ket eaged under profit-taking sales and
price movements were mixed, lnoustrials
held fairly steady and Dunlop Rubber
shares moved higher on the favorable DIV
idcnd announcement. The oil and mining
proupS eaSed while gilt-edged securities
and foreign bonds remained steady.
PARIS.-The BpurSe was generally heavy
In the late dealings today. and rentes
closed with net losses of 100 centimes
Coal issues moved irregularly and Bank OF
was also weak. reacting 96 francs.
Evening star., 1937-04-01
NEW YORK LIVE STOCK.

NEW YORK Aprll ~ Estate Depart
rent Of Agriculture report OF New YORK
and Jersey CITY Lave Stock Market =
Sheen and lambs ld.ol0. including 2Sao
direct Lambs about steady. less deSir-
able quality considered small lot Of most
" medium grade, 5o-pognd SprinRctS,
IL SO. few medium 70 good S3-pound fed
lambs 25U. medium 10 good T5-poDn1
clipped lambs 1875 cull and plain. 81
and 81 pound wool lambs. 925-l0.25.
Sheep nominal
Evening star., 1937-04-01
SHORT-TERM SECURITIES.

Bid Ofer.
Amer. Tel e. Tel 5Has 1913 1laA 1I3
Auburn Auto Co. 434s 1889 30 so
Calf. Packing Corp. 5s 1910 1033s 104
Caro-. Clinch e. Ohio IS 1898 104h. 104As
Chesa & Ohio Rwy. 5s 1899 1864 107A
Edison Elec. Hum. As 1899 - 105 106s
Gen. Public Serv.- 5l2s 1899 101A 1O2
Houston niS Oil 5ias t1 154o 154Go' loih 1oe
Intern Nero. Marine 6s 1941 S2ss "a
Intern. Tel e. Tel. 41as 1888 S4 S4H
Laclede Gas Light 5s 1889 ---- 90i2
Lehigh Valley Coal IS 1898 99E2 9994
Lehigh Val Term. Ry. IS 1941 10ffs 1O7
Long Island Gen. Is 1898 102 104
Louis. g. Nash. R. R. As 1910 1862 1869
Michigan Cent. R. R. As 1910 103h2 10512
Midland r. R of N j. rs 1910 70 TS
Milw. & North. r. 4l2s 1899 90 95la
NY. Chi. g. St. L. 81 n. 1888 10OA 1001a
New York Dock 5s / 93S 6012 62
n. Y; Susaue; & West; 5s 1910 so. 80
New York Tel. Co. 4E2s 1899 106ss 107
Pacific R. r. of Mo. As 1898 49, 1914 101A
Penn-Dixie Cement 6s 1a41-- a9a4 1Ol
Penna. r. r. Co. As 1a43 10Sas 112
Rio Grande Western As 1899 1874 747s
Sou. Bell Tel. e. Tel 5s 1911 10f4 10S
Term. R. r. AS. St. L. Alas 80 LOG 107
Vanadium Corp SIS 1a41 1858 1919
Vertientes Sugar Co rs 1912 27as 2aHa
Wabash Rwy. Co. SIS 1889 - 100la 1O1
Warner Bros SIS 1889 a5 9f
western N. g. Pa. as 1943 10Sas 111h
Western Union Tel: IS 1898 1925 103
Evening star., 1937-04-01
Bond Redemption
Is Announced Bv
Chesapeake Corp.
By the Associated Press

fSSUCIdttQ
NEW YORK, April l-Chesapeake
Corp. has called for redemption June
l all outstanding 10-year per cent
convertible collateral trust bonds, due
December /, 1914, at los per cent
and accrued interest. The bonds may
be converted prior to the redemption
date into common stock Of the Chesa-
peake & Ohio Railway Co.
Evening star., 1937-04-01
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. April I lGr Butter. lo1.-
nqG. ABOUT steady Creamery. extra t92
score 34s4-H5 other prices unchanged
Cheese l4o.3A2 firm State whole
milk flats fresh. fancy. l1S4-l3; other
prices unclaimed
Eass - IA. about steady Mixed col
ors special packs. 2Jl4-2b@x- STANDARDS;
24o.-25- frsts. 29s4-23iz Other mixed
1--we poultry. by freight. nominal: no
quotations.
Evening star., 1937-04-01
AIR TRANSPORT INDEX
UP SHARPLY OVER 1896
Special Dispatch to Tho Star

Special Dispatch to Tho Star
NEW YORK. April 1.-The indi-
Gator for revenue passenger miles in
air transport for February. 1887. stands
at 1884. or 3S.4 per cent improved
over the corresponding period in 1895.
according to the April issue Of Aviation.
For January, 1887, the indicator
stood at ll0.
The very definite increase over the
previous month was due largely to
unusually fine weather experienced
during February.
Evening star., 1937-04-01
NEW YORK BANK STOCKS
NEW YORK April l fdoi-New YORK
Security Dealers Associations:
FEDERAL LAND BANKS

NEW YORK April lF},-Federsl Land
Evening star., 1937-09-16
KENTS IN LONDON;
'SNUB' TALK FLIES
Published Reports Give Various
Explanations for Failure to
See Windsors.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, September 16.-The
Duke and Duchess of Kent returned
to England tonight after a lengthy
tour which took them near, but not
across, the Austrian doorstep of the
dukes brother and sister-in- -law-the
Duke and Duchess Of Windsor.
Their return revived bitter discus
sion of former King Edwards exile.
Newspapers and magazines had been
busy for days explaining why the
Kents and Windsors did not meet.
Published explanations said vari-
ously: Schedules of the two couples
could not be made to fit; bad weather
prevented meeting; the two duch-
esses were "cool" toward each other:
the brothers never intended to meet
anyway.
Whatever the reason, the Kents and
Windsors came no closer together and
the marriage Of the former King Ed
ward and Mrs. Wallis WarfieId still
went without a royal blessing.
The Kents landed at Croydon Air
drome after flight from Paris.
Evening star., 1937-09-16
CUTTERS SEARCH
FOR ENDEAvOUR| |
Little Fear Is Felt for Racing
Yacht 200 Miles OFF
Nantucket.
N the Associated Press

4
BOSTON, September 16. - Two
crack Coast Guard cutters, the Cayuga
and Chelan. today sped to a spot 200
miles east of Nantucket in search of
Endeavour I, English racing yacht,
which parted from her conyoy's tow
Tine In a gale Monday night. The yacht
was en- route to England
Endeavours plight was made known
yesterday when the Coast Guard was
notified by T. o. M. Sopwith's power
yacht Philante, which is towing En-
deavour II. defeated Americas Cup
challenger, home to England
The Cayuga and Chelan sped from
here at midnight, when Viva. convoy
for Endeavour I, limped into Newport,
r. l., last night and reported the loss.
A light southeast wind was reported
blowing off Nantucket lightship and
visibility was clear. The Coast Guard
said little fear was felt for the sloop
because of its seaworthiness and its
experienced crew.
Capt. Wallace Grint, master of the
Viva, told the Coast Guard the towline
parted during a gale of more than 100
miles an hour, and we on the Viva
were in tough shape ourselves"
THE seas were too heavy for the
Endeavour to make any headway,"
Gr1nt said, land we didn't see her
after the towline parted because of
the thick weather"
Although Grint said the unsuccess-
ful 1884 challenger for the Americas
Cup, which competed in class j yacht
races here this Summer, probably
had started to drift northward toward
Nova Scotia advices from Halifax
said she was unreported alcng the
Nova Scotia coast.
At Newport apprehension was felt
Tor the safety of Endeavour. Capt.
Grint said she should have put into
Halifax yesterday If she headed in
that direction.
A terrific storm" was raging, he said,
when the Viva lost Endeavour. Some
idea of the intensity of the storm
could be gained, he said, by consider
ing that the snapped towline was
. inches in circumference. He said
the line parted about 80 feet from the
Viva and $40 feet of the cord was left
dangling at the end of the Endeavour.
It was possible, he said, that the heavy
rope, If not chopped from the En-
deavour, may have dragged down the
bow Of the racing vessel considerably.
A British crew of 10, the same
aboard when the yacht broke her tow
1000 miles off Newport en- route here
for the Americas Cup races earlier
this Summer, again was aboard the
lost sloop.
She was reported completely pro-
visioned" for any ordinary" trip
across the Atlantic and her skipper,
Capt. Ned Heard, is an old hand at
sailing.
Her radio was believed out of COM
mission, however, as Grist said the
Viva was unable to get any signals
from her.
Evening star., 1937-09-16
Worker Who Found
$4,000 in Old Bed
Back on Job ''Flat''
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. September 16.-A
70-year-old junkyard worker, who
found more than $4,000 in the
legs of an old brass bed, was
broke and ready to go back to
work today.
Adam Czakowski came upon
the small fortune-s19O in cur
rency, $500 in postal savings
certificates and $500 in bonds
when he and his son Leo, IL,
knocked a bed to pieces in
vacant lot month ago.
Czakowski promptly took a vaca-
ton.
The cash was spent, but the
postal certificates and the bonds
are in the hands of Assistant
States Attorney Blair Varnes,
who is seeking the legal owners.
The junkman's find came to
light when he encountered trouble
in converting the bonds into
cash.
Evening star., 1937-09-16
z QUAKES RECORDED

Massachusetts, Colleges Instru-
ments Report Them Very Strong
WESTON, Mass, September is up.
The Weston College seismograph
station reported today two very
strong" earthquakes-one 6,625 miles
distant and the other 2,2l5 miles
registered on the stations instruments
yesterday.
The first, the station reported oc-
cured at s:32 am. Eastern daylight
time) and the second at 7:48 pm.
THE direction of the morning
quake, the station said, could not be
determined, but the second was
southwest. probably in Central
America"
Evening star., 1937-09-16

Calf yesterday the personal
consent of President Roosevelt to re-
tire from duty after 80 years of serv-
ice.
She will enter the inactive list with
monthly pay of s140.
Miss Hoskins at present is on duty
at headquarters of the Army 9Th Corps
Area, San Francisco. She entered the
Army in 1907 as headquarters clerk
civilian grade Later she was ap-
pointed an Army field clerk and be-
Evening star., 1937-09-16
ARMY'S ONLY WOMAN
PETTY OFFICER RETIRES

Olive Hoskins Receives Personal
Consent of President to Quit
After 80 Years.
BY the Associated Press
The Army's only woman warrant
officer-Olive L. Hoskins of Pasadena,
Evening star., 1937-09-16

came a warrant off1cer automatically.
The warrant officers rating is a
grade between the enlisted and COM
missioned ranks, and the work is most
ly clerical.
Evening star., 1937-09-16
Plan Chicken Dinner.

CABIN JOHN, Md, September 16
(SpeciaD The Ladies Aid Society
OF Shaler Memorial M E. Church will
give chicken dinner from to D m.
tomorrow in the Glen Echo Cabin
John School.
Evening star., 1937-09-16
Japan's Price Fixing,

Commercial guilds in Japan have
been warned not to oppose the govern
ment's policy of preventing excessive
prices.
Evening star., 1937-09-16
Size 9<l2-sz65
OrientaIs in Salon Sizes

OnNone Of potten this group-onded lust in time to ecoDe
the general odvonce in prices