davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1938-10-04
WHOLESALE INDEX
DOWN SLIGHTLY
Fertilizer Association Discloses
Average at ISL, Against 1872
in Previous Week.

The wholesale commodity price level
was slightly lower last week, accord
ing to the index compiled by the Ma
tional Fertilizer Association. This in
dex for the week ended October /
stood at 73l, against 1872 in the pre-
ceding week, 1876 month ago and
Sc year ago. based, on the 1868
average as 100.
In spite Of the small decline in the
all-commodity index the general trend
Of prices during the week was irregu-
larly upward, with six of the principal
group indexes registering small gains.
The farm product average fell of frac-
tionally, due to lower prices for live
stock. AS a result of lower gasoline
quotations throughout the Eastern
and Southern States the index Of fuel
prices declined to new low point for
the year.
The food price average, which has
f1uctuated within a narrow range since
early last spring, showed a moderate
rise last week, with nine items in the
group advancing and only four de-
clining Higher quotations for cotton
and worsted yarns were responsible
for another small increase in the tex
tile price average.
An upturn in the metal price index
took it to the highest point reached
since the first of July. Rising prices
for lumber and linseed Oil raised the
building material index, which is now
back to the level of last April. The
indexes representing the prices OF fer
tilizer materials and miscellaneous
commodities also moved upward last
week.
Evening star., 1938-10-04
HUGE FINANCING
VOLUME EFORESEEN
Months Total May Soar
Above 800 Millions,
Dealers Report.
By the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Oct. A fall wave
Of new corporate financing that may
lift public bond offerings this month
to well over s3oo,o0o,oo0 "if the mar
kets are right" was reported in sight
BY security underwriting houses in
Wall Street.
Last month, due to depressing Of
prices and financial sentiment by the
european war scare, only $73,645,0o0
OF new bonds were put on the market,
excluding United States Treasury Of
ferlngs. This compared with s216.-
473,0o0 in August and was the smallest
since last January's s67,715,O00.
If October offerings top $500 900 900,
1t will mark only the second month
this year in which that figure has
been exceeded. The other better than
$500, 100000 month" was June, when
sale Of $1oo,00o,000 of United States
Steel Corp. debentures helped swell the
total.
Due probably this week, underwriters
say. are offerings Of $37,500, 900 Vir-
glnia Electric g. Power Co. first and
refunding 30-year 31as and $4,000. 900
OF bonds of Michigan Consolidated
Gas Co. Proceeds of both issues will
be used to refund present securities
with higher interest coupns and repay
bank loans.
Other corporate issues that may be
put on sale this month include $40
100000 Public Service of Northern
Illinois and s55,OOo,OoO Ohio Power
bonds.
Flrestone Tire g. Rubber Co. is re.
ported preparing a registration state.
ment for S50,000,00o of new de-
bentures.
An issue of s25 5,OOo,oOo of Republic
OF Argentina loans may hit the market,
too, underwriters hear.
A little more distant issues include
s6s,OOO,e00 Wisconsin Electric and
s50,0O0,000 Public Service of Colorado
bonds, along with several smaller in
dustrial and utility issues.
Evening star., 1938-10-04
FEDERAL LAND BANKS
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.

CHICAGO Oct. 4 Up Omitted States
Department of Asriculture) HOES. 10 600.
including 5000 direct; fairly active:
weights $50 pounds down 5-I5 lower than
Mondays average; most 30 pounds up,
1920 lower; packing sows. 5-1O lower:
bulk good and choice 2lO-27o pounds,
s.50-65; top. $50: most 10000 pounds
S,l0-45; light lights and pigs scarce; bulk.
T.5O-S. 10; lightweight packing sows largely
$3.50: few to 500: mediums and heavies
110-60; overweightS, 200 down.
Cattle. 900; calves, 200; strictly
GOOD. choice and prime steers and yearlings.
strong to 3 higher; other grades slow.
steady; dependable action on everything
ceiling at $50 upward; shippers and order
buyers taking the crop; very firm market
and grass heifers very scarce; bulls steady
and vealers steady to weak. early top
weiehty fed steers, 1895; some confidently
held higher; several loads. l2.75-13.25;
stockers and feeders steady; weighty sau-
sage bulls up TO 6s5; selected vealers,
IL 80.
Sheep. 10000. including 4son direct
late Monday fat lambs closed steady to
strong with the best time Friday; spots.
1925 higher than Fridays opening; top.
$40 on natives and Westerns; bulk 500
25; todays trade moderately active steady
to strong; natives. s.00-25; early top,
$40; Westerns S10-25; best held above
S.35; sheep steady.
Evening star., 1938-10-04
FOREIGN EXCHANGES.
reported by Smith. Barney e. Co..

NEW YORK; Oct. 4 .1P.-The pound
OF the dollar as money markets " closely I
watched the latest turns in the current
lament
BY. midday the British unit was quoted
i OF cent lower. The French franc,
apparently under control support gained
00,s OF cent, the guilder was O4 of a
cent higher, and the belga ahead O3 of
a cent The Swiss franc dipped o2 Of a
Noon rates follow:
Great Britain in dollars, others in cents:
Great Britain 4.59ls: 60-day bills, 4 .7Sss
Canada. Montreal in New York. % ..sI.:
New YORK in Montreal. 100. u y; Belgium.
2l.4o: Finland, ,2.13: France a.s7fs: Ger r
many nj pg: 4o;o5; benevolent, 20. lO; travel,
526E; Yugoslavis. 2.34: Netherlands,
PortSsa SoISas 4sss Runs Ruman.so .eoanSs ass4 s.a
ysnnayHnoted; sn yn Sweden, q 20; Switzerland.
2:SO Argentina, 80 Don; Brazil 1ree)
Soon. Mexico City. 20 25n; Japan, 27'p7;
Hong Kong; 90.0 Shanghai. 1875. Rates
in spot cables unless otherwise indicated.
Nominal.
Evening star., 1938-10-04
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. Oct GP.-Eggs, 1906;
steady. Mixed colors. special packs 2sla
33l2; standards. 2s; firsts. %: seconds.
244-24i2 mediums 2394; dirties, No. l.
23la average checks, "0-2l "a: refrigerators,
specials, 26-27ia: standards, 25l2; f1rsts,
249t: mediums, 23ia.
Whites resale of premium marks, 431a
AZ nearby and MidweStern premium
marks, 40i2-43; exchange specials 3440;
Mowestern, exchange standards. 33; near
bbE fancy mediums 30i2-}4 nearby and
Western. exchange mediums, 30: pullets,
"a; nearby and Midwestern, refrieerator
specials; 2Sla-33; standards 27l2-2s;
6rsts 26-26L
Browns. extra fancy. 36l2-4c; nearby
And Western exchange specials. 80: other
Western standards rs; nearby. exchange
mediums. ~
Duck eees, fancy. 80.
Butter l,625 4l9; steady. Creamery,
higher than extra. 26l7-27A; extra ta2
score; 26.26l4; frsts tss-9D, 2374-26;
seeonss ohssse .s4S ass s,s ssols-s2s s,as s,, so,o
milk flats held. 1887. 1891; fresh fancy,
1512-16l2
Evening star., 1938-10-04
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. Oct. 4 R.-Poultry. live. 30
trucks; hens easier. chickens steady; hens,
4ha pounds UP. II; under Az pounds. IA
Lefhorn hens, 12; other prices unchanged.
Butter. l;135.2 242: steady. Prices un-
extra hrsts. local, 20; cars 28Ha; frsts,
local. 24h; cars. 25ha; current receipts,
2312
shipments, 4l4; Idaho Russets slightly
weaker, Northern Triumphs firm, Northern
Cobblers best quality steady: supplies
hsaSy' heavy ,snaa dsmand S, fair sscsed per cyt,
so: fair quality and condition. l2U-3O;
Colorado Red McClures, u s. No. i. 80
40; Wisconsin Rurals, y, g; No. !. 90:
Bliss Trlum phs, p0 per cent q s. No. I. and
U 3. No: 1.00-o7hz: Cobblers. 30 per
cent U. g. Ne. !, snd q. ., No. l. s5-92;
8. No. l, and U. g. No. l. 9O.e5.
Evening star., 1938-10-04
BUSINESS LOANS
UP MODERATELY
Richmond, St. Louis Areas
in. Lead With Gains
Of $4,000, 900.
ar the Assoriated Press

By the Associated Press.
The Federal Reserve Board said that
commercial, industrial and agricul-
tural loans of banks increased slightly
in the week ended September 20.
Business loans increased $4,000, 900
to a total of $3,891, 900, 900 In banks Of
l01 leading cities.
Increases Of $4,000, 900 each were re-
ported in the Richmond and st. Louis
districts; 100000 in the Dallas dis
trict and 100000 each in the At
lanta and Kansas City districts. while
a decrease of 100000 was reported
in New York City and drop Of $4,-
100000 in the Chicago district.
The boards statement gave the fol-
lowing summary Of assets and liaoili-
ties on September 28, together with
changes for the week and with the
same week last year. in millions Of
dollars:
Evening star., 1938-10-04
By the Associated Press.

by the Associated PreSS.
NEW YORK, Oct. 4-Profit selling
inspired by the recent sharp rise left
its mark on some sections of the bond
market today. Near the final hour
many corporate loans were down frac-
tions to around a point.
Losers included Western Union SIS of
80, Studebaker IS, New York Central
4'2s and Warner Bros. IS.
Loans of Nickel Plate Railroad
scored sharp gains in active dealings.
The per cent notes, which the COM
pany seeks to extend for three years,
pushed up nearly points. The AIS
rose about 2i2. Other issues up mod
erately included Pennsylvania 4l2s of
80, Great Northern SIS, Canada South
ern IS and Union Pacific 8 IS of II.
United States Governments showed
q good tone. with several Treasures
gaining 1872 to 1882.
Evening star., 1938-10-04
BIG BLAST FURNACE
TO RESUME OPERATIONS
BY the Associated Press.

bH tfe ASbUCIdVeu FIeSS'
PITTSBURGH, Oct. 4-Idle since
last November, the largest blast fur
mace in the Carnegie Illinois Steel
Corps Edgar Thomson works in
Braddock, will resume operations this
week.
The ID" furnace is the first to 60
into operation since April
Company officials said the resump-
ton would not necessitate the hiring
of additional men.
Evening star., 1938-10-04
VIRGINIA TOBACCO
MARKETS ACTIVE
By the Associated Press.

lIlc 1SSOIIdltu
Danville did record business of
1885 500 pounds yesterday at the start
Of second week sales on the Virginia
bright tobacco markets.
The leaf, the largest quantity ever
handled at Danville on single day.
sold for $455244, or an average of
s25.49 per hundred pounds. The l.
$4,000 pounds sold there on last
Tuesday. the 1888 opening sales day
In the old belt. went for s2407.
Prices moved up considerably all
along the Virginia markets yesterday,
but still held closely to maximum
average of S25 hundredweight. There
was stronger demand for the better
leaf, and the common and medium
grades maintained their opening week
strength.
Evening star., 1938-10-04
BUYS CONTROL OF FIRM.

NEW YORK. Oct. Especially -
Robert Mitchell. president Of Brown
Rubber Co. of Lafayette, Ind, an
nounces the acquisition of controlling
interest in the Composite Materials
Corp. of Detroit, Mich. This corpora
ton manufactures patented rubber
based sound -deadening material which
is sprayed on the interior metal panels
of automobiles.
Evening star., 1938-10-04

BOSTON Oct ZAP, Omitted States De
partment Of Agriculture!:-Fair l. quantities
Being sold on the Boston market today and
prices we're showing . STRENGTHENING ten
dency. While some lots OF good French
oririnaI bags were reported moving at
around SO cents secured basis. several
sales OF fair volume were closed At 6b to
f;6 cents, secured basis. A number OF sales
OF 12-month Texas woois were closed to
65 to 81 cents, secured basis.
Evening star., 1938-10-04
Chase National
Discloses Sharp
Rise in Deposits
sy the Associated Press.

- >AAc HeSoCLaIed tTeSS.
NEW YORK, Oct. 4.-The Chase
National Bank in its statement of con-
dltion as of September 80 reported a
rise in deposits to s2,376,974, 600 from
81, S2,l52,228.o0o in the preceding quarter
and s2,l28,S75,ooo in the comparable
1887 quarter.
Holdings of United States Govern.
ment securities were 1851 ,9l8, 900. com.
pared with 1926, 756, 900 and s575O1l-
900.
Guaranty Trust.
The Guaranty Trust Co. Of New
YORK showed in its statement of condi-
tlon as OF September 30 deposits of
sl,oI3,l4l ,067. compared with sl,496-
43o,7ss in the preceding quarter. Re-
sources totaled s1,ssS, ,794,744. com.
pared with sl,s16,2o7,s 800, and un.
divided profits amounted to sl2,o411s2
against sl2,01o,4ol in the June 40
quarter.
Evening star., 1938-10-04

In bankruptcy or receiverShlp or being
reorg an1Zed under the Bankruptcy Act or
securities assumed by such companies
Rates OF dividends In the foregoing table
are annual disbursements based on the
last quarterly or semi annual declarations
Unless otherwise noted special or extra
dividends are not included
Alison extra or extras Declared OF
pald SO far this year. no regular rate
Payable in stock. gPa1d last year
paid or declared this year Wv with
warrants. xv without warrants. gar War.
rants
Evening star., 1938-10-04
NEW YORK SUGAR.

NEW YORK Oct. 4 LRp.-sugar future,
eased further today under scattered liqui
dation and selling by trade commission
houses. promoted by the decline in &C.
tuals and easiness at London.
March No. 3 sold off to ] .9S and March
No. to- 90. or ] point net lower with
the market at the beginning of the last
hour ruling around these levels
Evening star., 1938-10-04
ODD-LOT DEALINGS.
BY the Associated Press.

The Securities Commission reported to-
odd lot dealers or specialists on the New
York Stock EXCHANGE for October 3: 1901
purchasers involving 232 751 shares; 7.64s
sales involving 2O3,4S5 shares.
Evening star., 1938-10-04
DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED

NEW YORK, Oct. 4.-Dividends de-
clared fprepared by the Standard Stats
tics Coz:
No Action Taken.
Outlet Co
United Stockyds Corp
Deferred
Detroit Paper Pdts preferred
Extra.
Pc Stock Of Pay
Rate .riod. record. able
Pharis Tire 4, Rubber csc - 1915 1910
Resumed.
Northwest Eng Co csc 1918 Ill
Evening star., 1938-10-04

Third Avenue Ey.-No interest was
paid October /, 1888, on company's adj
justment mortgage income per cent
bonds, due 1860.
Evening star., 1938-10-04
RUBBER FUTURES.

futures opened 3 to 70 higher. December.
16; ;73-74; March, 1876; May. 16.76b.
Evening star., 1938-10-04
Washington Exchange
SALES-AFTER CALL.

SALES-AFTER CALL.
Washington Gas Light pfd-40 at
997s.
Bid and Asked Prices.
BONDS.
Evening star., 1938-10-04

WV With warrants. XIV Without warrants.
New. st (stp) Stamped.
sNegotia ability impaired by maturity.
fCompanies reported in receivership.
MONTREAL SILVER.
MONTREAL. Oct 4 Gp,.-Silver futures
opened 20 points lower. October, 1900
bid.
Belgium imported Is,o34.25s pounds
Of American leaf tobacco last year.
Evening star., 1938-10-04
U. S. TREASURY NOTES,

NEW YORK, Oct tP,.-Prices ouoted
In dollars and thirty-seconds:
Evening star., 1938-10-04
NEW YORK BANK STOCKS

NEW YORK, Oct GPl.-Investment
Bankers Conference, Inc:
Evening star., 1938-10-04

tPlus extras. e2S extra. i2hs ex-
ira 75c extra. g$14 extra paid No
vember 80. 1887. K 30c extra. m So extra.
p Soc paid September 20. 1885.
Evening star., 1938-10-04
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

A-Also extra or eXtfNs.
DECLARED or paid 50 Tar this year.
Evening star., 1938-10-04
PUBLIC UTILITY
MISCELLANEOUS
STOCKS.

Chevy Chase Club 1st 4hs lO4
Col. Country Clup lst 4h4s lob
1'r. Rel. a. w. Corp. lSt 4l4s 1Ul34
La gaceta., 1938-05-10
Ell CUERPO MEDICO DEL
HOSPITAL MUNICIPAL

Anoche, la Junta de Hospital
del A~yunamiento, presidida por
Ell ST.. Holtsinger, nombr6 81
cuerpo medico para ell hospital
municipal, por ell periodic de un
ano.
Como director de la rama de
medicinal fue nombrado ell DR..
L. E. Carlton. Estes dos medi-
cos serviran en- ell primer semas-
tire. En- ell segundo semestre lie
sustituiran Ell DIR. j. S. Cradle,
en- medicina, y j. c. Pate, Ell
cirugfa.
Entire los medicos nombrados
figuran G.. C. Ferrante, j. D.
Scolaro, j. A. Minardi, j. N. To
rretta, C. w. Bartlett, J. J.
Guerra, Luis Rey, A. Perzia, A..
Martorell, Alfredo Augustine,
G. ]. Perdig6n, G. S. DeArmas,
NJ. r. Winton, A. j. Ferlita,
L. j. Garcia, j. A. Pendino, M.
A. Perez y Jose Spoto.
La gaceta., 1938-05-10
PERECfERON % TRABAJA-
DORES EN- UNA NINA IN
GLESA

Londres, mayo 1O.-En las
minas de Markham, en- Derby
shire, Ell gas gris1 produjo una
tremenda explosion v perdieron
Ia vida % trabajadores.
Las cuadrillas de salvamento
extrajeron a AZ heridos Y dice
Sc que otros cincuenta sc hallan
sepultados.
Fueron dos las explosiones y
courtroom cuando los trabaia-
dores del turno de noche Sc pre-
paraban para salir.
Emocionantes escenas tuvie-
ron lugar a la entrada de los
'pozos. Una mujer Sc lamentaba
de tener cuatro familiares en-
tire los obreros sepultados.
Sc ha establecido comunica-
cion telef6nica con los hombres
a los cuales tratan de llegar, ha
ciendo enormes esfuerzos. las
cuadriHas de salvamento.
La gaceta., 1938-05-10
LA SUBASTA PARA Ell NUE.
VO SERVICIO AEREO DE
CORRESP

Hoy Sc abriran en- Washing
ton, al mediodfa, los pliegos
de la subasta para ell servicio
aereo entire Tampa v Mem :
phis, Tenn, y Tampa y Allan
ia, la famosa ciudad del Esta-
do de Georgia
La subasta sc adjudicara,
p~robablemente al mejor pos
tor, dentro de un perfodo de
so dfas. a&
Ell doble servicio debera CO.
menzarse dentro de I'm periodic
de seis meses, luego de que ell
administrator nacional de CO.
rreos anuncie oficialmente ell
otorgamiento.
La gaceta., 1938-05-10
LESIONADA UNA NINA DE
SEIS AMOS

I'm autom6vil atropell6 aver
en- la esquina de Florida y Cur
tiss a la nina de seis amos Betty
June Ehle, de seis amos, hija de
los esposos j. N. Ehle, vecinos
del 213 de la avenida West Hill
da, en- esta ciudad.
La nina iba con la Srta. Mary
Creel y de repente dej6 la ma
no de esta, echandose a correr
Y eolocandose en- ell canine del
coche.
Temese que la criatura tenga
lesiones internas.
Libr6 la policia de response
biiidad a w. A. Pickron, vecino
de la Gale de Tampa, que guia-
ba ell autom6vil.
La gaceta., 1938-05-10

Washington, mayo 10.-E
secretario de estado ACADIA de a.
nalizar de nuevo la e~xportaci6n
de arn1as, municiones e nipple
mentos de guerra y dice que
integra un factor insignificant
tie en- 81 rearmamento de Alema
MIA.
Los cargamentos mandates a
Alemania segdn ell secretario,
no han sido transferidos a Es-
paia, aunque es cierto que va
rios aeroplanos americanos Sc
han reembarcado para ell Afri-
ca del Sur y otros lugares.
Revel6 ell secretario que hace
algunos meses sc deneg6 I'm per-
misc a una compania francesa,
por estar convencido ell gobbier-
no de que trataba de mandar
a Espana aeroplanos de fabri-
caci6n americana.
Las exportaciones de mate
rial de guerra, en- ell ano que ter
min6 en- 1886, Sc valuaron en-
$500, 587 20, de los cuales $780,
900 Sc invirtieron en- aeropla-
nos para uso comercial.
I'm diciembre de 1887, Esta-
dos Unidos licenci6 $4,000 en-
municiones para Alemania. Pa
"a la exportaci0n a Alemania sc
licenci6, en- enero de 1898, la
cantidad de $4,000. Licencias
Sc dieron en- febrero, para expor
taci6n a Alemania, por $4,757s
35. Sc autoriz6 en- MARIO, para
Alemania, una venta de 14,780.
pesos.
No Sc extendieron licenciasi
en- abril".
"El gobierno ha mantenido
una actitud impersonal en- Guam
to d la guerra de Espana. Noso
tros tenemos 10 bastante con mi
rar por nuestros intereses v a.
suntos, que estar acechando o.
portunidades para MECHANICS
en- una situaci6n cargada de PEI
ligros, a causa de Jas poderosas
La gaceta., 1938-05-10
LOS CARTELES QUE LLEVA
BAN LOS AMIGOS DE HA
CUE

New York, Abril 10. Los
amigos del reaccionario alcai-
de Hague, de Jersey City, al
oponerse a que hablaran ALI
los representatives O'Connell y
Bernard, a los que acusan de
comunistas, sacaron a la Gale
carteles con estas inscripcio-
mes: Los Rojos desean destruir
los negocios y la industrial, pc
70 no sera en- nuestra ciudad.
Ell pueblo de New Jersey
maneia sus propios asuntos.
Ell comunismo y ell radicals
mo prevalecen en- otras ciuda-
des, pero no on la nuestra.
La policia de esta ciudad no
teme cumplir cen su deber.
Norman Thomas, Roger Bal
win Y Jose Stain; todos pa
ra uno Y uno para todos.
Ell trabajo Y la A. F. of l..
jamas uniran sus manos con e.
C. l. O. y Ell comunismo.
La oposici6n al mitin Sc in
tegr6 por mas de 5000 m
pleados de la manipulated.
cumpliendo ord mes de Hague
con ayuda de SOC policias.
La gaceta., 1938-05-10
PROFESORES Y ESTUDIAN-
TIES DE PRINCETON APO
YAM LA RESOLUTION
NYE

Washington, mayo 10.-La
resolution Nye, que pide Sc le-
vante ell embargo de armas Y
municiones contra la Republica
Espanola, ha sido aprobada en-
los dltimos dias por los MEM
bros de la facultad Y ell cuerpo
estudiantil de la Universidad
de Princeton.
Los professors y ell estudian-
tado enviaron mensajes, en- csc
sentido, al presidente Roosevelt
ell secretario de estado Hull Y los
smadores Pittman y Nye.
Entire los firmantes aparecen
los ORES. Albert Einstein, Err
win Panotsky, Edward Kapps,
Edwin Earle, C. C. MacDuffee
R. D. Merritt, Hermann Wayl,
Harold Levy y otros.
La gaceta., 1938-05-10
UNI GRAM
TO

FL jueves de esta semana ini-
clara una grandiosa venta ex-
traordinaria, con precios dentro
del alcance de todos los bolsi-
Hos, la reputada tienda de Fer
nandez Y Garcia, una de las mas
moernas y acreditadas de Tam
pa.
Tratase de un establecimien-
to fundado por dos j6venes lati-
nos, inteligentes y bien inten-
cionados, que han sabido triun :
far.
iDentro de la colonia latina,
la firma de Fernandez v Garcia
es una de las mas solventes Y SO
10 vende artfculos de buena ca
lidad.
La gaceta., 1938-05-10
O~VACIONADO Ell PRIMER
MINISTRO NEGRIN

Barcelona, Mayo 10. A
sisti6 aver a la function del "Li
Geo" Ell primer ministro Ne
grin.
Cuando ell pdblico Sc di6
cuenta de SUI presencia, inte :
rrumpi6 Ell espectaculo vile o.
vacion6.
Mas tarde, a la salida del
jefe del Gobierno, Ell transito
Sc interrumpi6 en- Ia Gale.
La gaceta., 1938-05-10
LOS JAP NESES EMPLEAN
GASES

Ginebra, Mayo 10.-El de-
legado chino a la Sociedad de
Naciones, DR.. Wellington Koo
declare aver que los japones-
ses, en- SUI desesperaci6n, llega
ron a utilizar gases veneno-
SOS contra ell ejercito chino.
Cit6 ell lugar donde la afro
cidad Sc cometi6, expresando
ell tenor de que pueda ser re-
petida.
La gaceta., 1938-05-10
Ell anaisis del Scno. Hull sobre la exportacion
de armas, municiones e implementos de guerra
Dice ell Secretario que los c~argamentos para
Alemania no han sido transferidos a Espana

naciones que sc proyectan en-
un sentido militar."
"Nosotros pensamos en- paz
y desarme, sonamos con paz y
desarme. proclamamos la paz y
Ell desarme, y por clio yenimos
luchando de dia en- dia.
La gaceta., 1938-05-10

Esperase que la temperature
refresque algo, aunque no llega-
ron aver las corrientes de aire
fresco que sc aguardaban.
Maxima aver, 81 grades; mi
nina, "a.