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Evening star., 1938-09-06
ACTION IS TAKEN
AGAINST FORD
Examiner Recommends
That 129 Workers Be
Reinstated.
D, the Associated Press.


The National Labor Relations
Board received recommendation
from one of its examiners today to
require the Ford Motor Co. to rein
state l29 employees at its Richmond,
Calf, plant.
The recommendation was part OF a
report by Trial Examiner Thomas H
Kennedy, who said also that the
United Automobile Workers, a c. L
o. affiliate. had been selected BY l,12C
Of the 1,277 production workers as
their bargaining agent. He recon-
mended that the company enter ne
gotiations with that union
Mr.. Kennedy declared there wa
evidence of widespread discrimina-
ton against Ford employees at Rich
mond because of their union aflilia-
tions.
He added that, in spite Of the desig-
nation of the U. A. W. by the workers
the company had refused to bargain
with the union.
The report said the company had
uoco n pidIl VI uIllOU ENCOURAGEMENT
in which Mr. Ford used the services OF
q man described as John Adams" for
the purpose Of misleading employees
concerning Mr. Ford's labor policies
Mr.. Ford distributed propaganda" to
the workers which ridiculed unionism
and attempted to identify the auto
workers as communistic, Mr.. Kennedy
said.
These were embodied in pamphlets
and almanacs made available on in
struction Of the home Office to all en-
ployes In the plant" Kennedy asserted
Many Of these views on unions were
attributed to Henry Ford. whose per.
sonal views the employees believe to be
the views Of the company"
The report did not state how "Johr
Adams operated to "mislead" com.
panies. but declared that he was "a
man with many aliases"
Evening star., 1938-09-06
Matapeake Ferry Jam Slo,os
Autos to about Mile an Hour

Island for 3 miles from 8 o'clock until
nearly midnight.
Indignation was expressed by many
Of the delayed homeward-bound weak
enders over the failure to build the
long proposed bridge across the bay
q plan that has long been advocated
to expedite travel between Maryland's
eastern and western shores.
A group Of Washington newspaper
men who had been to Denton to
cover" the Presidents speech were
caught in the jam. One Of them said
Mr.. Roosevelt made . mistake" in
going to Morgantown Sunday to in
spect the site Of . porposed bridge
acroa the Potomac. 4
Evening star., 1938-09-06
BY staf1 Correspondent Of The Star.

BY Stan correspondent OF the Star.
MATAPEAKE, Md, Sept. ct
took an automobile at least two and
a half hours to travel 3 miles on the
road leading to the Matapeake ferry
last night because OF jam resulting
from the inability Of three Chesa-
peake Bay ferries to accommodate
the homeward rush Of persons who
spent the holiday week end at East
ern Shore resorts or went to Denton
to hear the speech Of President Roose-
velt.
Many of the cars caught in the tie
up bore District Of Columbia tags.
Automobiles were lined up from the
MatapS ke ferry dock back into Kent
Evening star., 1938-09-06

The Northeastern disturbance is moving
slowly northward between Labrador and
Hudson Strait, Cartwright, Labrador, 2a24
inches and a. trough extends thence south
ward to Southern Newfoundland and from
there there sopthwsstward to the North Carolina
southeastward. to Alberta. Saskatchewan.
and Southern Manitoba. and thence south
ward to Northern Mexico. Blythe. Calf.
20 81 inches: Edmonton. Alberta. 9.6s
inches: Casper. Wyo. 2a12 inches. and
Dawson. Yukon. 29.76 inches; An area
east outheastward over Ontario, Western
Quebec. the Lake region and the Middle
Atlantic and North Atlantic States; Cam
Hn o over he nehss PesSHfe au is 4each hs
Copper Mine. District Of Mackenzie. 30 2s
inches and from the vicinity of Bermuda
ocean St. Georges. Bermuda. 80. ii inches.
and 1T Is relatively high over the North
Pacific States Bend. Greg. 30.OS inches
showers have occurred in the Plains States,
the Missouri and upper Mississippi Valleys.
Wisconsin and in portions of the Rocky
fnd the South Atlant!e States The rain
sofa, wisconsin and Eastern Nebraska.
Charles City, Iowa: reporting the greatest
amount 312 inches The weather has
become cooler in the upper Ohio Valley the
lower Lake region the Middle Atlantic and
North Atlantic States. Alberta. and Western
Montana.
River Report.
Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers very
cloudy at Harper's Ferry: Potomac slightly
muddy at Great Falls today.
Evening star., 1938-09-06
Roosevelt Is Given
First Marlin Taken
Off Ocean City, Md.
BY the Associated Press.

BERLIN, Md, Sept. 6.-Presi-
dent Roosevelt stopped In Berlin
for two minutes yesterday-just
long enough to be presented with
the first white marlin caught this
year off Ocean City.
As the Presidents car rolled to
a stop c. Hale Harrington,
Worcester County Democratic
leader. stepped forward with the
mounted specimen and presented
1t with brief speech.
The President said he was glad
to have it and hoped to catch
one like 1t off Ocean City some
day. r.
Evening star., 1938-09-06
WEATHER REPORT

District
cool tongh-owy rising and
to osouthe
Mayand-Mosty cloudy tonight tomorrow slowly rising mp
e r
Vgna-Moly cloudy tonight and
slowly
West VrgniaMotly cloudy
perature tomorrow and portion tonight
Evening star., 1938-09-06
S83,871,576 FOR CHESTS
Funds in ATS Cities Reyealed by
Human Needs Group.

NEW YORK. Sept (P).-Nine
million people in ATS cities have given
S83,871, ,576 to Community Chest funds
so far this year. the Community
Mobilization for Human Needs an
nounced yesterday.
The total is only 81 per cent under
the 1887 figure, despite the fact that
philanthrepic gifts in general have
dropped off 80 per cent, said Charles
P. Taft, I'd. Of Cincinnati. chairman
qf the organization.
Evening star., 1938-09-06
400 Ancient Coins.

More than 400 silver coins. most Of
them minted during the reign Of
Henry III. were dug up at the site of
an old monastery In Hornchurch, Eng
land.
Evening star., 1938-09-06
MONOPOLY HEARINGS
Public Sessions Not Likely to
Begin Until October IS.

eeih ohii OctooeI Aos
Members Of the Monopoly Investi-
eating Committee said today public
hearings probably would not begin
until October is.
At that time, they said. the com
mittee could decide on one Of a half
dozen fields TO explore first.
Evening star., 1938-09-06
GIRL HURT 18TH TIME

6-Year-Old Child Breaks Legs In
Latest Accident.
YAKIMA. Wash, Sept. 6 LP.-Life
Is just one unlucky break after an
other for 6-year-old Phyllis Grom-
mesch.
She was In q cast for the 18th time
today after she fell at play and broke
her lesG -
Evening star., 1938-09-06
FREDERICK DRIFT
T0TYD|NGS SEEN
Change in County Feeling
Held Likely to Beat Lewis
by a Close Vote.

This is the fourth OF series
OF articles surveying the Maryland
senatorial race betmeen Senator
Millard E. Tydinas and Representa-
the Ddutd J. Lewis.
Evening star., 1938-09-06

Avocados Survive Drought.
In spite of the drought early this
year Cuba is shipping more avocados
to the United States than in 1897.
Evening star., 1938-09-06

Record for Last ~ Hours.
lFrom noon yesterday to noon today
Highest. 80. at pm. yesterday; year
AGo. 66
Lowest. s2. at Z Am. today: year ago.
90.
Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest, 90. on August Is.
Lowest. 1S. on January 2s.
Humidity for Last - Hours.
fFrom noon Yesterday to noon today
Highest. 20 Der cent at $50 am. today.
Lowest. 43 Der cent. at 4.45 p.m yes
terday.
Tide Tables.
Furnished BY Omitted States Coast and
To-day Tomorrow.
High - $40 Am. sos am.
Low - am. 1893 am.
High - 5:47 pm. 6:32 pm.
Low --- 1914 pm. 100 p.m.
The san srd Moon.
Rises. Sets.
Sun. today - $40 6:32
Sun. tomorrow - 5:41 $50
Moon. today ---- 5.35 pm. 2;36 an.
Automobile Nghts must Be turned =
one-hak hour after sunset.
Evening star., 1938-09-06
Precipitation.

Monthly precipitation in inches IN the
Capital (current month to date):
Aopth 1ooc
Evening star., 1938-09-06

Report for Last - Hours
Evening star., 1938-09-06


Furnished By Omitted States Coast and
Geodetic 9uryey)
The Valley settler., 1938-04-22

Vol. / No. FL Palmer, Ala ska,
SEEDS oRUERED BY CORR GRAFTON
EXPECTED READY FoA LELIVEElY SOON
,colonists Must Have Signed Realty
Sales Contract; Seeds Available
Reasonable Amount" off-tract
The first shipne Mt Of field seed is
expected in next week, according to
the office Of the ARR. C. The
Corporation General office advises
that:
The seed orders viii CHI we're turned In
to the Warehouse have boon carefully
che clfed and in some ms tances orders
have had to be changed 81 ight ly.
Triple super phosphate IS being sub
stituted on all orders for SUPER
phosphate. In order to effect
saving of Apr oximate1y 5o% in
fret Light, all or6ers for Phosphate
Fertilizer have been cut in half
and Triple Super Phosphate substitu-
ted. As ordinary Phosphate contains
about l9% of the ferti lizing tngre-
dent and Triple Super Phosphate
contains Az, the actual amount of
ferti1izing material Is Increased.
Many orders have cone in for lob
barley and Sibe rianz Mol or. ChoEot
wheat, viii CHI are known to produce
good seed every year throughout
Alaska. Inasmuch as these grains
are not available in the States and
the local supply is very limi tee,
the amounts issued to any one farms
er can not be more than 100 pounds
of Siberian wheat and SO pounds Of
lob barley.
Arrangements will be made to distri-
butte the seeds as quickly as possi-
BILE. However, all seeds Will be-
treated before they are delivered
to the farmers. Purchasers Will be
billed for the seeds when they are
ready f or delivery ard they can. be
The Valley settler., 1938-04-22


Pos ted In Advance
The Transp ortation Earar tment of
the ARR. c., under the dire ction
or Robert Laurie, announces that
the 1883 program f or clearing with
nc chanical equipment has been made
up. and Apr ovod by the Management.
Four definite routes Of travel for
the Catorpillars and bulldozers
have been, f itured out and advice
as to NOV ements Of the machinery
Will be posted in advance. Clear
ING Will begin just as soon as the
ground has thawed sufficiently to
make a sood JOB possible, advises
Laurie.
Cat drivers and bulldozer operators
have been advised that in order to
carry out most eff CT entity the
clearing program for this year no
sdozing Of old STUMP piles, roads,
fence lines, etc., will be permitted
without writ ten work order issued
from the office of the Tpansp orta-
tion Department.
Bulldozcrs Will work in pairs, fol-
lowing definite routes. Each pair
Will tow q service truck equipped
with all facilities for repair and
services and the drivers Of the
icats and idozer operators Will be
expected to servi ce their machinery
from the service trucks.
The seryic &c truck will also serve
as transportation to and from the
job, but time required or trans
portation either to or from the
cat Will not. be paid.
Route II is s chedulcR 20 start from
FaImor, going north out the Moose
Creek Road, taking in the vari Gus
traots~ on dead-end side roads: and
then back through Camp 6 going west
and. then east along the Werner cut
(Cont .page q
La gaceta., 1938-03-17

llase. Sc arrim6 a una empali-
zada y sc puSo a rumiar suS de-
senganos, cuando oy6 cerca ru-
NOR de conversation. Las venta-
mas del salon de tablas donde la
boda Sc celebraba ADRIAN hacia
aquel sitio. Ocult6se en- la SOM
bra Y acerc6se cuan.o pudo a
elias para e%scuchar, no tanto
por curiosidad como por la espe
rama de percibir la voz de SUI
adoraba. A la escasa claridad
de Ia luna, que comenzaba a sa-
dir, VIC que los dos que depar :
tian en- la ventana eran Soledad
v Antcnico. Observe que la io-
yen estaba aeitada convuisa.
que acompanaba sus palabras
de vivos movimientos de cabeza,
mientras Antonio, con Ia suys
La gaceta., 1938-03-17
LOS ROJOS UGARA HOY
CON LOS

En- la ciudad de allende ell
puente, en- San Petersburg, los
Rojos de Cincinnati jugaran
hoy con los Cardenales de San
Luis.
lei Cincinnati lleva derrota :
dos a los Medals Rojas y las Abe
jas y perdi6 con los Yankees.
Contra ell San Luis lanzaran
los pitchers Gene Schott y Lloyd
w. Moore. Estos dos Sc distin-
guieron el pasado domingo en-
Sarasota.
Manana descansaran los Ro-
jos y ell sabado iran a Braden :
ton, a jugar con las Abejas.
Ell domingo, en- Plant Field,
volvern a batirse con los Medias
RoJaS.
Paul Derringer visti6 aver el
uniforme de su team Y sali6 a
%practicar. Su estado fisico, apa-
r~entemente, es perfecto.
Los ejercicios Sc limitaron a
yer a dos horas.
La gaceta., 1938-03-17

NAL parecido, llamado Gablno,
andaba ~celoSo, deSesperado, des-
de que viera que su novia CO.
queteaba con Velazquez, FL qua
pc, a quien ell amor y los pesares
no habian podido arrancar de
.cuajo su inveterada arrogancia,
gozaba con las preferencias de
la bella Y los celos del muchacho,
-iD6nde va tn novio tan en-
candlao? - dijole sonriendo
con orgullo, viendo salir al jo-
ven del aposento como IN hura-
can.
-Dsjalo - respondi6 ella ha
ciendo una mueca de desden-.
rs IN ito lila, issbes..-? Sc aho
ga ell infeliz en- una tacita de a
qua. De SECURE que ha salido al
campo para norar mas q guSto..
La gaceta., 1938-03-17

inclinada hacia ell suelo. hablaba
POGO y con humildad.
ST no la puedes yer mas que
al diablo = proferia la ioven ha
clendo e-fuerzos por reprimir la
voz-, 81 la aborreces, lpor que
tie acercas a ella pdblicamente?
iPor que le das csc gus.o sabien
DO que a mi puede mortificar-
me? mo YES que la genie nos
ooserva, que puede muy bien su
poner que de aquella Candida
queda algun rescoldo? tie has
1igurao, hijo, cue vas a poner-
me en- ridiculo como has hecho
mas de mil wees con ella? iQue
e Sc quite nino. i Nuestro com
promise es de aver y esta soste-
nido por un hilito.~-. Tomo las
uleras Y izas!, 10 eorto~.. IVA
La gaceta., 1938-03-17
RITES
NOTICIAs DE PELOTA
DUROCHER CON
LOS DODGERS

Luego de haber llegado a un
acuerdo con los duenos de los
Dodgers, Leo Durocher hace ga
lie de su habilidad en- Clearwa-
ter, Observable de cerca por Lar
~ MacPhail.
Adolfo Camilli tambien acep-
to las condolences monetarias
del Brooklyn y Sc halla en- CANT
no de la vecina ciudad.
Durocher desempenara ell IS
Y Camilli la primera base, en- lu
gar de Hassett, pasado a los jar
dimes.
Con Heinie Manush no Sc ha He
eado todavia a un entendimien-
to.
Camilli reci5ira un sueldo nc
menor de $4,000.
La gaceta., 1938-03-17
Los batazos de Bottomley fueron la nota
culminante de las p~racticas de aver
II. SEVERED batea como en- sus buenos tiempos.
Agregado a las p~racticas ell receptor yborciteno
Cesar Fernandez.

grar oscurecer la demonstration
del director.
En- coach Henry SEVERED, q
pesar de sus A amos demostrt
que con ell bate no ha dejado dc
ser peligroso en- alto grade. To
mo parte en- Ell turno al bate y
sorprendi6 a todos con sus bata-
EOS.
SEVERED dijo que en- el 1ltimo
desafio de la Liga de Texas ell
ano pasado, Sc puso a batear y
peg6 dos tubeyes Y dos hits. Ad
mirable es Ell estado ffsico de es-
tie atleta.
Bottomley da duras pruebas a
los pitchers y los muchachos Sc
aproximan a su peso normal.
La gaceta., 1938-03-17

Mercedes, la madrina, un po-
CO excitada por el vino, guerra
que Velazquez bailase con ella.
Desde su r~ompimiento, la j6ven
guardaba en- Ell fondo de su Pc
cho hacia el maio un sentimien-
to indefinible, mezcla de rabia Y
simpatia, de desprecio Y de a.
NOR. Velazquez, que siempre ha-
bia sido POGO amigo de echar las
piernas al alto, Sc negaba, ha-
ciendo, sin embargo, a su anti
qua novia mil c~ortesfas, mos
trandose con ella extrema1a-
mente dulce. No era pura galan-
terra Q gratitud 10 que lie impul-
saba a clio. Ha1ia tanbien SUI
parte lie vanidad, polrue Merce
des tenia novio, y este, que era
un manceho cast imherbe, no
La gaceta., 1938-03-17
LOS GIGANTES
EN- PRACTICAS

81 coronel Terry Sc fue aver
de prediction, en- BATON Rouge,
La, y dijo: ganaremos de nuevo
el campeonato de nuestra liga.
Terry es un optimistic por
temperamento; pero ademas pc
see una novena potentisima.
Clyde Catleman no sc ha pre-
sentado en- ell campamento, 10
que prueba no sc encuentra bien
toGava.
Dispone ell coronel de seis bue
nos pitchers Y principalmente
confia en- Hubbell y Melton, aun
que no sc pueden negar m6ritos
a Henry Gumbert, Hal Schuma-
cher Y Bill Lohrman.
Hubell y Schumacher estan
va en- perfectas condolences Y ell
primero obtendra mas de 20 vic
torias en- 1888.
Dick Bartell firm6 su contra
to por $4,000, un aumento dc
So, 900 sobre ell ano anterior.
Burgess Whitehead, convale-
ciente de APPENDICITIS, Sc agrega-
"a a SUI 'team'' dentro de pocos
dfas. Lou Chiozza practica en- Ia
segunda base.
La gaceta., 1938-03-17
rretfo.

Irretio.
TIE estoy miranda hace un
ano Y no veo ninguna pringue
en- ell suelo.
IA que no me esperas esta
noche en- la reja de tn casa?
IA que no echas conmigo
un bailecito?
-Vamos a verlo-replic6 ell
|guapo levantandose.
Mientras tanto, Ell desgracia-
do Gabino, despues de atravesar
81 jardin, habia salido al cam
.po, como SUI novia adivin6 bur
lando. No lloraba, pero tenia ell
coraz6n tan henchido de triste-
n que l. to~laron deseos de ssn-
tarse entire los rieles de la via
ferrea que por ALI cruzaba y es-
,perar a que aNgin tren 10 AFRO
La gaceta., 1938-03-17
RATAZOS DE.

LOS BATAZOS DID,
Las praeticas de aver, en- e
terreno de Cuscaden, Sc distin-
guieron por los fuertes batazos
de Jimmy Bottomley, primera
base y director de los "Jefes'
de Syracuse.
Bottomley desarroll6 extraor
dinaria actividad en- los ejerci-
clos, demostrando a los pitch
ers y catchers como actuar con
las "planchitas" bateadas, y des
pues ensen6 a pegar las "plan-
chitas", a realizar los "sacrifi-
clos" que el mando ordena para
ganar terreno en- las bases.
Ounce pitchers lie lanzaron
pelotas al director, desde tres
differences lugares. Pogo cinco
admirables "planchas", en- suce-
sion, Y despues descarg6 ocho
fuertes lineas de mas de una ba-
&c.
Este indica que la vista de
Bottomley es perfecta que los
Jsfes, ademas de su direction,
tendra nun poderoso factor de
triunfo en- su batting.
"Yo tengo la seguridad de que
bateare con I'm promedio supe-
rior a 300 puntos. Cuando era
regular 20 siempre quedaba den
tro de los 300"
Con ell roble Sc distinguieron
tambien, en- espera del grupo de
regulares, los catchers Britain,
Richards y Chell; pero sin To-
La gaceta., 1938-03-17
CON

joe Luis, ell campe6n, Sc en-
trena a corta distancia de Har-
ry Thomas y, sin embargo, no Sc
interesa por conocer las faltas
y excelencias de su competitor.
Sabe Ell negro que la victoria
sera suya Ell "Dia de los Inocen-
ties" para los americanos.
Thomas hara TODD 10 humana-
mente possible para resistir has
ia ell final pero Joe anuncia que
lie acostara antes del sexto.
La gaceta., 1938-03-17
:! Para llorar....! iPor que?
esta celoso de ii.

Valgame Dios.....! Parece
mentira que IN buen mozo ten
ga celos de este pobrecito viejo
-repuso Velazquez, con NAL di-
simulada jactancia.
Iva, va! Els que Sc fla POGO
de mi gusto.
Tar echao a perder 10 tie
mes?
-Estragaito del todo, queri-
do. Figdrate que hace va un
mes que ne puedo conner mas
que cosas frfas.
-Me quieres conner a mi?
Por "a fvfo 073io pasar. pc
70 eres demasia3o duro.
-Mirame un ratio con esos
oiiIlos puRaleros y me ver$s de-
La gaceta., 1938-03-17

Los luchadores, en- Tampa, ca
81 todos son boxeadores de mano
alberta.
Sc ayudan en- la lucha con
fuertes golpes y despues....- ven
ce Ell que
Lo mejor es no meternos en-
camisas de so varas.
La gaceta., 1938-03-17

Jugando aver con ell club Jer-
sey City, de la Liga Internacio-
nal, los Gigantes obtuvieron una
victoria. La anotaci6n fue de IL
por A. Lanzaron por los neoyor-
quinos, Tom Baker, BY Vanden-
berg y Johnny Meketi.
La gaceta., 1938-03-17

Los "~retorcimientos" de los
empresarios de boxeo Sc prue-
ban ash: Henry Armstrong, peso
ligero, tendra que pelear prime
70 con Ell campe6n del peso well
ter antes de llegar a la corona
de su categoria.
Lou Ambers Sc obstina en- con
servar la corona mientras no
pueda cederla a un miembro de
su establo.
La gaceta., 1938-03-17

Ell Syracuse la dara una prue
ba al catcher Cesar Fernandez,
de Ybor City, por 10 que debe-
mos congratular a Jack Corbett
y a Jimmy Bottomley.
La gaceta., 1938-03-17

ACADIA de Hegar, procedente
de Poionia, un pugil del peso
medic. Sc nombre Enrique CHI
mielewski y es sobrino de un tan
mo- able luchador como Estanis-
lao Zbysko.
Hizo ell viaje hasta New York
La gaceta., 1938-03-17

Dizzy Dean volvera manana a
practicar con los Cardenales, en-
San Petersburg. Pas6 varios
|dias en- CANA.
La gaceta., 1938-03-17

ST quiere progresar tendra
que ponerse a las 6rdenes de ia
cobs.
La gaceta., 1938-03-17

Muerto y enterrado ell boxeo
professional en- esta ciudad de los
buenos puros y las muchachas
lindas.
Ell pdblico mantiene su indi :
ferencia y parece decir: Vivid
demasiado TEMPO.
La gaceta., 1938-03-17

Sc VENDE un mant6n de
Manila, mantilla Y castanuelas.
Precio razonable. Informan en-
ell 1908 de la Gale IL.
La gaceta., 1938-03-17

Mike Belloise no Aegara de
nuevo a la corona del peso de plu
ma, pero ell pdblico acude a pre-
senciar sus peleas en- N. York.
Su Ultima victoria la obtuvo
sobre Julio Gonzalez, de Puerto
Rico, que sustituye a Ray In :
gram.
Ell Sr. Ingram sc enferm6.
La gaceta., 1938-03-17
L. Gaceta Folletfn No. rs
Los MAJOS
De CADI2
Por
ARMANDO P. VAIDES
La Gaceta

mas remilgos. Hasta la vieja
CGrdenala Sc arranc6 poT' pdnd-
derOs con un comerciante veci-
no cast tan antique como ella.
Ia novia, rendida va, jadeante,
sc empenaba, no obstante. en-
bailar sofa, sin hacer case de
MaTia-Manuela que ie advertia
con empeno de que no 10 hicie-
IA, porque Sc bailaba con ell dia-
bio.
La gaceta., 1938-03-17

Merlo Precise, ell gladiator
italiano, venci6 en- Londres, In
g1aterra, a George Burke, de
Santa Catalina, Ontario. Preci-
so pesaba 1912 libras contra
1874 ell canadense.
La gaceta., 1938-03-17

en- Ell vapor Batory. Durante 81
estancia en- America le dirigira
NADIA menos que ell caballero
Jack Curley.
La gaceta., 1938-03-17

Ell gran jurado "jabbeaba" y
Lou tomaba las cosas a broma.
Sc lie fue la mano al digno
cuerpo y Lou cay6 a la Iona, por
la cuenta de seis meses.
No puede uno fiarse del lab
bling"
Parece que ell NAL tempo eli
mino tambien los planes de csc
club que Sc proponia ofrecer pc
leas de boxeo a base de j6venes
aficfonados.
No es possible llegar y veneer.
Primero hay que edificar y
despues-----. Sc CORE ell riesgo de
salir con la boca amarga v ell
bolsillo vacio.
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pena a la vera del canine de Ia
falsa esperanto.
The Washington times., 1938-08-29
new WAR TALK
SCARES STOCKS.

NEW YORK. Aug. 29 Q.NS0.
The stock market dropped sharp
ly today, as the new European war
score unnerved financial quarters
here and abroad.
Leaders fell l to 4 points in
the first minute of trading, and
continued around initial lows
despite half-hearted attempts to
rally the list. Dealings were order
ly throughout. although a few
large blocks of stock we're turned
over at the start.
Major foreign security markets
were lower at the time of the
New York opening.
All sections of the market were
carried downward-Steels, motors.
Coppers, chemicals and blue-chips
suffering the heaviest losses.
DUPONT was particularly heavy.
starting points lower at 1870.
and increasing slightly later in
the forenoon. Chrysler tumbled
more than 3 in the motors, as
did Philip Morris in the tobaccos,
Coca-Cola and Eastman Kodak.
Close behind these, with losses
OF more than 2 points, we're such
pivotal issues as Bethlehem, U. S,
Steel, General Motors. U. S. Gyp.
sum, JohnS-Manville. Case, Sears
Roebuck and Anaconda.