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Evening star., 1938-03-13
NEWS OF THE MOTORING WORLD
Dupont Circle Lives Up Its Reputation Storm CenteUed
Car Week Benefits Seen.
it was dangerous hazard, but the

1t was q dangerous hazard, but the
hazard remained.
Now, Capt. Herbert c. Whitehurst,
District highway director. has COM
pleted an engineering survey and has
found 1t desirable to run an underpass
through the circle on Connecticut
avenue which would take care of the
street cars as well as automobiles. 1t
was approved by Engineer Commits
sioner Dan I. Sultan and many busi-
ness and motoring groups.
Then few Circle residents objected.
They wanted the underpass to go along
Massachusetts, avenue. This, of course.
would not aid the street car situation.
But they objected Just the same.
Finally, after viewing the model Capt.
Whitehurst had prepared, they came
around to his thinking.
Affairs looked better then. But q
short time afterward the Connecticut
Avenue Business Mems Association
made its protest. Members of that
organization stated that it would be
harmful to their business. Capt.
Whitehurst Is Of the opinion that the
underpass, relieving congestion, would
aid them.
But at the present time the whole
proposal Is deadlocked and Dupont
Circle runs true to form in regard to
its earlier history Of strife.
At least the children play innocently
on.
Despite the contra-seasonal trend
that has marked the mortor car in
dustry during the first 10 weeks of the
current year, makers and merchan-
disers Of automobiles still are confident
the production and distribution of We
hicles for 1898 will make q fair show
ing against the assemblies and sales of
last year, according to an Associated
Press dispatch from Detroit Few be-
lieve another 5000, ,00o-unit year will be
recorded. but most of them still hold to
the conviction that assemblies will ex-
coed 100000. All admit this belief is
based on the assumption that the cur
tailment Of buying that began soon
after the current models were intro
duced soon will relax under the attack
OF both manufacturer and distributor.
Normally the first two months Of the
Evening star., 1938-03-13

0OuLN was Qedler ana passed.. MIS-.
johnson, sitting west, bid one heart.
North, not being vulnerable, made a
weak overcall Of two clubs. East i'm
mediately jumped to six spades and
south passed. Mrs. johnson. realizing
that if her partner had the strong
hand which the bid indicated, she
would make six no trump with the
clubs once stopped, and that would
be better than small slam at spades.
North led the ace of clubs and that
was the only trick his side took.
Mrs. johnson took the second trick
with the king Of clubs and then led
two rounds of spades, which exhausted
that suit in the hands of her adver-
saries and showed that the nine in her
own hand was re-entry. She then
led the queen Of hearts from dummy
and entered her own hand with the
nine of spades, winning all the re-
naming tricks for point score of 100,
plus small slam bonus, rather than a
l80-point score, plus small slam in
spades.
THE Arlington team in the Federal
Bridge League gained two boards
on the Rangers last Tuesday night at
Wardman Park Hotel, making them
now only three boards behind the
leaders and two sessions yet to be
played. The Rangers were successful
on 10 boards, while the Arlington team
won IL boards. The score of the lead
ers in the league is now Rangers,
1912 boards; Arlington, 1912; Just
Us, 98l4; Lions, 96a4; Secag, s6la:
Post Onice, 95. and Justice. 92ka.
The Just Us team was penalized one
fourth Of a board because one of its
members wrongfully looked at a hand
in one board which had not previously
been played.
The Allies in section B had new
winners Tuesday night gaining a
victory with 1912 boards. The team
comprises Mrs. Paul Golden, Mrs.
Myers and Messrs. Myers and Hig-
gins. In section c. the Bumpers
Mrs. Gilmartin, Mrs. Watts, Mrs.
Futterer and Miss Aiken-were tied
for first place with the mixed party
team, comprising Mr. Richards Miss
Ehringer, Mr.. Buckley and Mrs Nc
Kenzie.
WESSAL STEWART. 1912 X street,
has announced that his dupli-
cate game will not be opened at the
Hotel Carlton this spring. It is prob
able that the game will be resumed
next fall.
A LOCAL player wants an answer
to the question which she here
submits. She writes: Il am dealer,
sitting south. and both sides are vul-
nerable. I hold the following: So
J-10-9-8. H-8-6. D-K-4-3, C-A-Q-5.
I bid one spade and west overcalls
with diamonds. My partner bids two
hearts. My question is. on the second
round. east having passed, should I
bid two no trump or should I rebid my
spades?"
You should rebid your spades. 1t
would be highly dangerous for you
to call two no trump. West has made
a vulnerable overcall of two diamonds.
You have diamonds stopped only once
with the lead coming to you and not
at all if the lead of diamond should
come through you. 1t is quite prob
able that. making vulnerable overcall,
west might hold six diamonds to the
ace-queen and the ace of your spades.
Evening star., 1938-03-13
In Local Bridge Circles
Washington Players Capture Richmond.

Again, . small slam contract In no
trump with q 190-point score might
be made, while in q major suit con-
tract the small slam point score would
be only $50, the difference being that
the first odd trick in no-trump counts
10 points and the remainder only 80,
whereas all odd tricks in a major suit
count 80 EACH.
An example of this character is af-
forded in hand played in duplicate
by Mrs. Lester D. johnson Of Airing
ton. The deal was:
North
v874
>Q75
4 A Q942
West. East.
* X x 100 :$$x''' :;
South.
vJ3
= 10 863
~ 10 853
La gaceta., 1938-03-28
Lo S~CATOLICoS APOYAN A
HITLER

Viena, mario 2S.--Los obs
pos austriacos publicarOn una
declaration en- Ia cual reconocen
La gaceta., 1938-03-28
LOS JAPONESES FORMAN
UN NUEVO GOBIERNO IT,
TERE EN- NANKING
Traidores chinos al servicio
de los i~nvasores

Shanghai, mario 28-Un
nuevo gobierno Sc estableci6n
en- Marking bajo Ell mando ja-
pcn6s. Lo integran chinos trail
dores y anuncia viene a reem-
plazar Ell regimen legitimo de
Chang Kai Shek.
La noticia de la constitution
del nuevo gobierno fue dada por
ell mando japones, quien 10 ca
Utica de "gobAerno raformado
de la Repdblica China.
tEl jefe de los traidores chi
nos, que dice representa- al Sc
jecutivo Yuan Sc llama LANG
Hung Use.
Asegura ell "nuevo gobierno''
que respetara todos los derechos
JuStoS de los extranjeros.
Dirigidos por ell general
Chang Kai Shek, Ell gobierno le-
gftimo de China mantiene su re-
sistencia contra los invasores.
Las tropas chinas, en- violen-
ia y victoriosa ofensiva, recap
turaron anteayer a Lincheng, al
sur de la provincial de Shang-
tung.
Ell mando chino asegura que
la ofensiva contra Suchow ha 81
do contenida, sufriendo los ja-
poneses grandes baias.
La gaceta., 1938-03-28
Las tropas Republicans aniquilaron
I'm destacamento de caballeria mora
No cuentan los soldados facciosos, sino SUI
abrumador material de guerra.
Maquinas de destruction italianas y alemanas
contra hombres valientes

Barcelona, MARIO 28.-El ge-
neral faccioso Franco, apoyado
por ejercitos de Italia y Alema-
MIA, continua avanzando en- di-
recci6n de Lerida, seg1n las no
ticias dadas por las trasmisoras
del ''caudillo'.
Las tropas leales mantienen
su cohesion, hallandose los fas-
cisias a as millas de L6rida.
I'm destacamento de caballe-
ria mora fue aniquilado aver
por las tropas republicans.
Una noticia facciosa da cuen-
ia del arribo a Fraga, en- la from
terra de Catalina, 10 que no in
quieta a nadie, de un contingent
te fascista.
Las tropas leales dinami.aron
varios p%uentes. Franco dijo a.
yer en- Burgos que mantendra
los ataques de la aviaci6n sobre
las ciudades.
Ell gobierno ingles comunico
aver al general Franco que la
considera responsible por Ell
hundimiento del vapor Endy-
mion, delito cometido en- Carta-
gena ell pasado 81 de enero. Sir
Robert Hodgson agente ingles
en- Salamanca, declare que su go
bierno no tiene duda sobre que
ell torpedo que hundi6 Ell "Endy-
mion" fue disparado por uno de
los submarines de Franco.
Nuevas pruebas recogi6 el go
bierno tendencies a probar que
los barcos de guerra alemanes
protegen Vapores mercartes
que llevan hombres Y material
de guerra a los facciosos. Comu-
mean de Almeria que pasaron
I'm crucero aleman Y dos des-
tructores de la misma naciona-
Iidad por frente a Punta Sabi-
nal, escoltando vapores de car
ga.
Ell Almirantazgo ingl6s dice
rue su escuadra no vic los bu-
lueS alemanes.
Una veg mas las tropas leales
sostienen sus lineas, a pesar de
IA ofensiya faseista. !
La gaceta., 1938-03-28

Fuertes posiciones ocupa ell
ejercito republican, al oeste de
Bujaraloz y les llegan nuevos
refuerzos.
Nuevas fortificaciones Sc han
construido y la moral es mas al
ia que nunca.
A 10 largo de este canine los
facciosos avanzan hacia Lerida
~ TODD indica que fracasaran.
En- ell sector de Carinena Ell
enemigo fue aver contenido y
en- los alrededores de Huesca
uno de los mejores ejercitos de
la Repdblica tiene a su cargo la
resistencia.
Debe hacerse saber, inciden-
talmente, que las tropas leales
a 10 largo de la frontera, desde
Zaragoza a Huesca, son entera-
mente espanolas.
Todos los oficiales leales man
tienen que los soldados rebeldes
no cuentan, sine su abrumador
'materiar de guerra ", sobre to-
do, aeroplanos.
La misma cosa sucede en- Ell
Sur. Los rebeldes no atacan con
hombres, sine con maquinas. Do
minan las posiciones completa-
mente. Primero bombardean v
luego las ametralladoras de los
aeroplanos tambien entran en-
accion.
Finalmente, cuando ell alta
que llega al punto de "satura~
la artilleria suspende ell
bombardeo Y avanzan las ma
sas de tanques apoyando la
'tparada" de la infanteria.
La lueha de Espana en- estos
momentos da la sensation de
dos hombres que pelican, uno
con sus punos Y ell otro con
una manopla y ayudado des-
de fuera.
La gaceta., 1938-03-28
UN FASCISTAS AMERICA
NO P~RONOSTICA LA VIC
TORIA DE FRANCO

Jersey City, Mario %. =
Ogden H. Hammond, un reac-
cionario que bajo la monar-
quia desempen6 ell puesto de
emhajador en- Espana, mani
festo aver, exteriorizando sus
sentimientos antidemocraticos
y fascistas, que la victoria de
Franco sc aproxima.
Mintiendo descaradamente
Hammond asegura que Fran
co, despues de la victoria. de-
que ell pueblo espanol es-
cola un gobierno de su gusto.
Gel pueblo espanol no quie-
re dictadores ruaos, nj Tampa
La gaceta., 1938-03-28
NO Sc CONTINUARA COM
PRANDO PLATA EN- ME-
JICO

Washington, MARIO 28.-- Sir
wiendo aparentemente los inte-
reses de las companies pertole-
ras mejicanas, ell secretario del
tesoro anunci6 hoy que Sc de-
jara de comprar plata a Mejico-
CO..
Aunque la orden no menciona
10 hecno legalmente en- Mejico
con esas empresas, por ell go
bierno del presidente Cardenas,
los observadores relacionan lei
decreto del secretario Morgen-
THAI con la expropiaci6n dicta-
da por ell gobierno mejicano la
semana pasada.
Ell precio de la onza de plata
Sc mantenia en- As centavos.
La gaceta., 1938-03-28
EEL GRAN JURADO
EN- ACTTVIDAD

Fue la manana de hoy de
gran actividad para ell Gran
Jurado del Condado.
Agentes de la autoridad Sc
personaron en- "El Dorao", la
casa de juego de la Octava Y
Gale ID, hacienda algunas deten
clones.
La no.a de actualidad en- los
barrios latinos 10 ha sido en- la
manana de hoy la actauci6n de
los diputados del sheriff.
Esperase que ell alto cuerpo
termina sus trabajos en- esta Sc
mana.
Otro nuevo gran jurado debe-
"a formarse ell dia S de abril.
La gaceta., 1938-03-28
LEGO LA COMISION DE
N

Arribo ell sabado la conf
sion de obreros y fabricantes
que visitara las fabricas de
Trenton, Passaic y otros CEN
tros tabacaIeros.
Como va saben n~uestros lee
torres, los torcedores manda :
ron a Jose Martinez, Jorge Sa-
lazar y Frank Cassaro, y los
fabricantes a Jose Colmena-
res, Adrian Bustiilo y John
Levy.
Martinez y Salazar retorna
ron a las cuatro de la tarde del
sabado, en- cuanto a los obre-
ros, y Cassaro Sc quedo en- es-
pera de ordenes del presiden-
tie Van Horn.
La gaceta., 1938-03-28
Ell DE
MARCELO GONZALEZ

Felleci6 hoy en- su domicilio,
casa numero 709 de la Gale Lau-
rel, en- West Tampa, ell Sr. Gu
mersindo Gonzalez, padre del
j0ven cubano Marcelo Gonzalez
que muri6 en- la guerra mundial
y cuyo nombre lleva ell puesto
yborciten2 de la Legion Ameri-
cana.
Sobreviven al Sr. Gonzalez su
viuda, dos hijos, cuatro hijas,
un hermalo Y una hermana. Te-
MIA II amos de edad.
La gaceta., 1938-03-28
FIESTA DEL SABADO
EN- Ell CIRCULO CUBANO

Celebrara ell sabado una
fiesta, en- Ell Circulo Cubano,
la Association CARNIVAL Lati-
no de West Tampa, que presi-
de Leon Cain.
Manana por la noche, para
anunciarla, Sc trasmitira un
programa de radio entire las
1880 y las 8, con la orquesta
Sonora y conocidos artistas.
En- Ell baile-cabaret del saba
do seran presentadas Miss La
tin-American Y sus damas de
honor. Este programa Sc tras-
mitira por la radio entire las
IL 80 Y las 1900 del sabado.
La gaceta., 1938-03-28
los ACTOS DEL A
(Yiene de Ia IA. pda.l

(Viene de la Ia. pdg)
toriano Manteiga, nuestro direc
tor, que 10 hizo a nombre del
Centre por indication del presi-
dente; Pedro Ramirez Moya, Ell
secretario del Comit6 Popular,
y Manuel Pareja, presidente de
la S.cci6n de Beneficencia.
Cerr6 con una admirable ora
ci6n sotre 10 que representaria
para Ia humanidad Ia union de
todos los esfuerzos bien intencio
nados, el DR.. Marinello.
Desde el sanatorio del Cen'To
Espaaol Sc .om6 la direction del
sanatorio del Centre Asturiano,
a donde Sc lego despu6s de las
doce. Justo Rodriguez, el j6yen
president inteligente y active,
lie recioi6 & L puerta, dandole la
bienvenida.
Todas las dependencies del
sanatorio fueron visitadas y Sc
es.rech6 la mano del Sr. Gusta-
vo Jimenez, consul INFERNO de
Espana, que ALI Sc e%ncuentra re
Guido.
Para ell sanatorio tuvo ell Dr..
Mar!nello vigorosas palabras de
aprecio.
Ell presidente Rodriguez y la
directiva obsequiaron a los hues
pedes de la casa asturiana.
Cedi6 Justo la palabra. en- ell
salon comedor, al amigo y CANA
rada Gumersindo del Vale,
quien hizo la presentation del
DR.. Marinello, saludandole a
nombre del Centrp y la colonia
asturiana.
LIE contest6 ell DR.. Marinello,
quien dedic6 unas frases a la he
r6ica Asturias.
Sc almorz6 en- LAS Noveda-
des" y a las tres, en- varios CO.
ches hubo de hacerse una rapida
vista a la playa de Clearwater.
La secci6n de recreo del Gen.
tro Espanol, recibi6 en- su gran
sala de la Septima avenida a los
esposos Marinello Y ell Comite
de reception del Comite P. De-
mocratico de Socorro a Espafa.
Jose Vazquez, ell segundo vice
presidente, Y ell secretario Fer
min Souto lie dieron la bienveni-
da.
En- ell salon alto Sc tom6 una
pelicula y Angel de la Riva hizo
los honores, presentando al DR..
Marinello. A nombre de las da-
mas verti6 unas palabras Eleni-
ia Lastra.
Agradeci6 ell distinguido Gu
bano los agasajos tributados a
e. Y 81 esposa e hizo votos por la
victoria de la Espana leal.
Flnaiiz6 Ia noche en- la presti-
giosa sociedad Marti-Maceo, de
modestos g inteligentes cubanos
de la raZa negra.
Ell presidente Juan Franco
esper6 a sus huespedes en- la
pcerta y los present6 a los miem
bros de la directiva.
Vibrantes discursos Sc pro-
nunciaron en- la sala alta, dom
de habia sentadas mas de 800
personals.
Admirable fue la oraci6n del
DR.. Marinello, relacionada con
hechos gloriosos de MART Y Ma
Geo.
Como ella sabe hacerlo, la d.
La gaceta., 1938-03-28

rectiva de la sociedad Martina
Geo obsequi6 a todos los presen-
ties.
Dias de gratas e imborrables
emociones para todos.
Tampa sabe honrar a las per-
sonas que conquistan su carino.
La gaceta., 1938-03-28

co alemanes o italianos.."
Hammond parece estar al
seryicio de los prelados cat6~
licos Y desde ell principle de la
guerra Sc declare enemigo del
pueblo espanol y su gobierno
legitimo.
La gaceta., 1938-03-28

ell gobierno nazi y ofrecen su a.
pogo a Hitler. En- la parte mas
prominente del documento apa-
rece la firma del cardenal Inn
mitzer y cincO prelados Slas.
The Washington times., 1938-10-05
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt to Head
PatrOneSSeS at D. A. r. Card Partu

Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt
heads the list of patroneSses for
the card party to be given by
the Army and Navy Chapter.
Daughters of the American
Revolution, on Tuesday, october
18, at 2 p. m. at the Shoreham
Hotel. Proceeds derived from the
affair will be used by the group
for their charitable and educa-
tional endeavors.
Among the list of patronesses
are Mrs. Harry Woodring, wife
of the Secretary of War; Mrs.
Malin Craig, wife of the Chief
of Staff; Mrs. Walter Baker.
Mrs. Thomas Holcomb, Mrs.
George Lynch, Mrs. George Har,
rison, Mrs. w. F. Pearson, Mrs.
George Grimes, Mrs. j. w.
Morse and Mrs. Thomas Slavens.
Miss Frances M. Webster is
chairman Of the committee on
arrangements, assisted by Mrs.
Frank R. Keefer, Mrs. Joh n
Homer and Mrs. E. K. Webster,
in charge of tickets and tables;
Mrs. William Wrightson, Mrs.
Ralph Wortley, Mrs. Ralph Girls
void, Mrs. John E. Hunt, Mrs.
The Washington times., 1938-10-05

Wm 0. Tufts Resigns Goodwill Industries PRESIDENT
An1Onq Those Present.

wide circle of friends , was
born in Stafford Springs, Conn.
graduate of Smith College
). married Mr.. Fenning, prom
inent patent attorney, in 1917
:. came to Washington in 1921
from Cleveland, Ohio is fond
of music, concerts and operas
plays the piano and at one
time was accOmpanist for her
sister, Mrs. Frances BOurke
Healy, now living abroad, a we'll
known vocal artist takes
keen interest in art and often
visits the art galleries in Wash
ingtOn her hobby is phil
anthrOpy her home near
DarnestOwn, Montgomery COun-
ty, Md. has been president
of almost every organization of
which she is a member, includ-
ing the Washington Branch,
American Association of Uni
versity Women Ohio So
ciety of Washington Smith
College Club Twentieth
Century Club Chevy Chase
WOmen's Club WOman'S
Board of Garfield Hospital.
former secretary of the College
WOmen'S Club secretary of
the board Of the Travellers Aid
Society and vice president
of the Goodwill Industries Guild
of Washington.
The Washington times., 1938-10-05

Goodwin Ordway, Mrs. Oscar
Leidel. Mrs. Lynn Edwards and
Miss Aileen Wrightson, cakes
and candy. Mrs. Hubert e. Pad
dock is chairman of the white
elephant and fancy work table,
assisted by Mrs. Roy Morris,
Mrs. w. H. Carter and Miss Mil
dred Paddock.
Officers of the chapter are
Mrs. George Harrison, regent:
Mrs. John Homer, vice regent:
Mrs. Frank Clark, treasurer;
Mrs. Hubert Paddock, CORE
spending secretary; Mrs. John
E. Hunt, recording secretary;
Mrs. George Newgarden, his.
torian; Mrs. George McIver, reg.
iStrar, and Mrs. George Grimes,
chaplain. Mrs. Grimes is a for
mer State regent.
The Twentieth Century Club.
Of which Mrs. Ruth Montgomery
is the president, will open its
club season at a meeting tomor.
row morning at ii o'clock In
Barker Hall of the Y. w. c. A.
Luncheon will be served follow.
ing the business session and the
program.
The Washington times., 1938-10-05
/ Mothers Club 80
Resumes Meetings

st. Johns Mothers Club will
resume activities at its first
meeting Friday at 2 p. m. in
the school auditorium, 1925 Yer
mont Ave. N. w.
Mrs. o. T. Viehmeyer, newly
elected president will preside
and outline plans for the 1888
80 year.
Officers serving with her in
clude Mrs. Lewis F. Street, vice
president: Mrs. L. Compton, sec
retary, and Mrs. Lawrence Brod.
erick, treasurer.
Prof. Fletcher Kemp, superin.
tendent of Arlington county
schools, will address the Robert
E. Lee Parent Teacher Associa-
ton, Of Arlington, Va, tonight
at 8 p. m in the school
auditorium. Mrs. Lucy Busy,
president, will preside during the
session and will introduce the
guest speaker.
The Washington times., 1938-10-05
TODAY'S CLUB
CALENDAR

o. E. S., Lebanon Chapter
Benefit party, 8 p. M, home
of Mrs. Jeanette Ferguson,
1852 Park Rd. N. w.
CircOIO Di CuItura Italiana-
Meeting, 8 p. M, Raleigh HO-
tel.
National League of Amer
lean Pen Women, Washington
Branch-FellOwShip tea, 3 to
6p. M, studio, Grafton Hotel.
WOmen'S City Club-First
business meeting of the sea-
son, 8 p. M, clubhouse, 1856
Jackson PI. N. w.
Y. w. C. A., Girl Reserve
Glee CIub-Rehearsal, 4 p. M,
headquarters, Seve nteenth
and X SITS. N. w.
Kappa Gamma Sorority
Meeting, 1880 p. M, Raleigh
Hotel.
st. Martins Catholic
Church of Gaithersburg, Md.
Annual dinner at school au-
ditOrium on main highway.
The Washington times., 1938-10-05

Woodshire suits are built to "take it" and at
the same time retain their shape and style in the
way you expect. The superior fabrics from which
these suits are made are rough and rugged
tweeds, coverts, cheviots that wear and wear. See
the new styles and patterns especially the new
three button coat model.
The Washington times., 1938-10-05
Eastern Star
Plans Benefits

Lebanon Chapter No. IS, Or
der of the Eastern Star, has ar
ranged three benefit bingo par
ties for this month, the first to
be held tonight at 8 O'Clock at
the home Of Mrs. Jeannett Fer
guson, 1852 Park Rd. N. w.
The second party will be on
the evening of October Is at the
home of Mrs. Emma Shamleffer,
3012 Tenth st. N. E.
Mrs. Rose Wood, 1887 Calvert
st. N. w., will be the hostess on
the evening of October 10.
The Washington times., 1938-10-05

proximately 48,713 sales have
been made up to September "a.
The board of trustees is COM
posed of Mrs. Karl Fenning,
vice president; James C. Dulin,
jr., treasurer; Ernest H. Daniel,
assistant treasurer; Mrs. Eliza
beth w. Murray and Mrs. STAN
ley Sears.
The Washington times., 1938-10-05
Llambak
are altUays equal to the r0eather
and the occasion
$3.50

Brisk or cold rain shine, early Fall or late Win
ter . Lambak always gives you complete COM
fort. Not only that, Llambak at S37 so gives you
just about everything you can expect in fine
quality topcoat STYLE excellent tailoring, and
rugged, long wear Fashioned of fine Alpaca and
sturdy wool in good looking models and colorings
You have only to try on Llambak coat to appre-
ciate it's superiority.
The Washington times., 1938-10-05
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The Wrangell sentinel., 1938-07-22

Contradicting CIO efforts at face saving in the opening of Ketchikan salmon canneries Monday, E. c. Su- kow, secretary-treasurer of the AL aska Salmon Purse Seiners Union which won out in the recent CIO disturbance at Ketchikan, issued he following statement last Monday:
 Headquarters of the Alaska Sal mon Purse Seiners Union report that the CIO Purse Seiners Union have not signed an agreement with the industry, that the industry has signed nothing but a letter stating that the CIO may fish to the exclu- sive agreement signed by the ASPSU.
 Further stating in the letter that the contract signed with the ASPSU shall govern the relations between the CIO purse seiners engaged" in fishing in Southeastern Alaska: A mutual understanding was had be- tween negotiations of both the CIO and ASPSU, to the effect that the members of the CIO Union were to take out working cards in the ASPSU. Packers are being warned that if they purchase fish from sein- CTS not cleared through the ASPSU, they will no doubt find themselves in dfsfisnity. Also that no AFT