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Evening star., 1938-02-04
CORPORATION
REPORTS
TRENDS AND PROSPECTS OF
LEADING ORGANIZATIONS

NEW YORK, Feb. 4.-The following
is a summary Of corporation news
prepared by Standard Statistics Co.,
Inc, New York:
Fairchild Aviation Corp.-Unfilled
orders on December 81. 1897, were ST.
363,73s. against $l,o5o,536 a year
earlier.
North American Aviation, Inc
Estimated increases in January, 1888,
operations of Eastern Air Lines di-
vision of company over same 1887
month were: Revenue plane miles
flown, SO per cent; revenue passengers
carried, So per cent; revenue pas
senger miles flown, u per cent.
National Lead Co-1937 common
share earnings after surtax were 9S
cents, against $1.71. Declining trend
of company's business continued dur
ing January. Chairman said he was
sure that nothing short Of "the direst
necessity" would cause directors to
reduce the common dividend rate.
Aluminium Goods Mfg. Co.-De-
clared IS cents common dividend,
payable April / to holders Of record
March 81, 1898. On December IS,
1887, 40 cents was paid.
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet Co.-Direc-
tors took no action on dividend on
common stock, payment Of so cents .
share was made December ]. 1887.
1897 common share earnings, After
Evening star., 1938-02-04

ford r. R-Federal Court, New Haven.
Conn, approved purchase Of so pas
senger coaches and 10 Diesel SWITCH
ing locomotives, estimated cost IS $2,-
850,000.
Atlas Powder Co.-Declared so
cents dividend on common stock, pay
able March 10 to holders of record
February %. On December 10, 1887,
rs cents dividend was paid and on
December "a, 1887, so cents special
dividend was distributed on common
stock.
Bristol-Myers Co.-1937 common
share earnings before surtax were
1926, against s3.31 after surtax in
1886.
Altorfer Bros. Co.-1937 common
share earnings after surtax were 81 90,
against $2.66.
City Ice g. Fuel Co.-Directors of
company postponed action on COM
mon dividend until March meeting.
Last previous distribution on common
stock was so cents q share on Decem-
Der is, 1887.
Sun Ray Drug Co-January sales
were up SIS per cent.
Commercial Credit Co-1937 COM
mon share earnings before surtax were
$7.33, against $6.16.
w. A. Scheaffer Pen Co-Declared
81 common dividend, payable Feb
ruary 26 to holders Of record February
is, 1898. On October IS, 1887, 81 was
paid.
National Cash Register Co.-Gross
domestic orders Of company in jan
uary, 1898, amounted to $1,937,050,
against $3,356,525 in January, 1887.
and $1,825,375 in January, 1896. Ex-
ceptional volume in January, 1887.
was attributed to announcement OF
carrying charges and cut In cash dis
counts on orders received after jan
uary is, 1887.
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inventory write OF of $l,e1e,257, were
$l.29, against $4.S3.
Butler Bros-1937 preliminary COM
mon share earnings were SLIP, against
$l.70.
Talcott. James, Inc.-ls37 common
share earnings were $1.04, against
$l.57.
Bethlehem Steel Corp.-Company
obtained 100000 armor plate con-
tract from Navy Department.
Midvale Co.-Company obtained
100000 armor plate contract from
Navy Department.
Republic Steel Corp.-1937 common
share earnings were $l.l4, against
STA.
United States Steel -Subsidi-
ary, Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corp, re.
ceived $l,400,000 armor plate con-
tract from Navy Department. Ingot
production at plants Of subsidiaries
of this corporation in week ended
January 81 was estimated at 3213 per
cent Of capacity, compared with 3l12
per cent In preceding week and 81 per
cent TWO weeks ago.
American Woolen Co-Unnlled Or
ders on December 81, 1887, were about
50 per cent less than at end Of 1895.
Naumkeag Steam Cotton Cocoon
pany announced general wage reduc-
ton Of 121d per cent, effective on Feb
ruary Z, and applicable to 1900 en-
ployes.
Real Silk Hosiery Mills. 1nc.-1s37
net income was $20,583, against
$116,6l5.
Columbia Broadcasting System
Preliminary common share earnings,
year ended January /, were $252,
against 1920 In 50 weeks ended jan
uary 2, 1887.
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co.
1887 preferred share earnings were
4S2.47. against SS627.
New York, New Haven 4 Hart
Evening star., 1938-02-04
Stock Averages
BY VICTOR EUBANK,

AbSOClAteQ FIeSS FINANCIAL WIlLeF.
NEW YORK, Feb. stocks con-
valesced slowly In today's market after
an early relapse into new low ground
for more than two years
Initial losses running to a point or
SO were later converted in advances of
as much, but volume was exceptionally
small on the reversal of direction.
Transfers were at the rate OF about
CSC, 900 shares. There was an assort-
ment of minor losers near the anal
hour.
American Telephone. which hit new
low ground at the start with slide Of
more than points, recovered q major
portion of the setback. Estate selling
for inheritance tax purposes, blamed
partly for the stocks recent weakness,
was believed to have been practically
completed.
Resistance Of the list was attributed
mainly to the belief of some Specu-
lative quarters the market was over
sold.
On the recovery side were U. S.
Steel, Crucible, youngstown, Westing-
house. Boeing. Sperry, General Mo-
tors. Chrysler. U. S. Rubber, Sears
Roebuck, Montgomery Ward, Interna-
tional Harvester, Anaconda, Kenne-
colt, Texas Corp. Santa Fe, N. Y.
Central, Southern Pacific, Great
Northern. Baltimore & Ohio, Canada
Dry, Eastman Kodak, U. S. Gypsum,
Union Carbide, Crane 90. and Philip
Morris. Several Of these eventually
slipped.
Bonds were quiet and uneven.
Major commodities did better, with
grain and cotton futures in demand.
Utility shares were inclined to mark
time, along with most rubbers and
oils.
Rails were unshaken by today's ON
cial figures on last weeks freight
loadings, which revealed q contra
seasonal sag. This had been forecast.
Announcement that Packard had
cut the list price of its cars was viewed
as more encouraging than otherwise
from a market standpoint, in that 1t
was hoped this move might help to
clear up the presently cloudy automo-
bile sales picture. Whether other motor
makers would follow was a matter of
argument in boardrooms. Automobile
production generally this week was es-
timated at some 5000 units under the
week before.
Some building material stocks re-
ceived friendlier attention following
the Presidents signing Of the housing
bill
The financial sector apparently was
pleasantly surprised at the proposals
for halting the recession agreed upon
at the little business" mems confer
ence at Washington. 1t was noted
these conceded with suggestions pre.
viously made by large industrialists.
A crumb of comfort was seen in the
report of the Bell System showing an
increase of $1,000 telephone stations in
January. 1t was not overlooked,
though, that the increase in the same
month last year amounted to $4,000.
Evening star., 1938-02-04
LOANS ON SECURITIES.
D the Associated Press

~ the Associated Press.
The Federal Reserve Board reported
that last weeks loans to brokers and
dealers on securities held by reporting
member banks in New York City
totaled $611 100000. The total repre-
sented . decrease Of $4,000, 900, COM
pared with the previous week.
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New Orleans Prices,

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 4 LP,.-Cotton fu-
lures opened = to 8 points net higher
that the farm bill would be reported out
Of conference during the day
March contracts opened at s6O. May at
cember, .sa2. and January. s9i. Near
the end OF the hrst half hour active
months were tradins at the opening figures
7.05b; May. 7.O7b; July. 7.12b; September.
IL 1b; October. 1.22b.
Bid
Near mid-session March sold at s.64,
May. S.72: July. $50: October, 90; DE-
cember. So@. and January At s.Q2, or 4
to points above the previous close,
The turnover was 81 i so bales.
Evening star., 1938-02-04
CHICAGO GRAIN
By the Associated Press.

CHICAGO, Feb. 4-Flurried buy.
ing that accompanied warlike Euro
pean developments hoisted wheat as
much as 2 cents bushel today, but
top quotations failed to hold well.
A wet blanket was thrown on wheat
buying ardor here when the Liver
pool market closed without showing
price upturns of consequence. Late
estimates put export purchases of
North American wheat today At 400,-
900 bushels. including moderate
amounts tn Germanv
Evening star., 1938-02-04
new YORK COTTON
By the Associated Press.

by the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Feb. 4.-Early ad.
Vances OF 8 to IL points in cotton
today, into new high ground for the
week. were lost this afternoon under
increased hedge selling and liquida-
ton.
May reacted from 863 to s.53, leav-
ing quotations l point net lower to
2 higher by midafternoon.
Evening star., 1938-02-04

Actual sales: unit Of trading 10 shares
bankruptcy rece1vership
sank5uptey Ac seuritie: assumed BY such
nursements based the quarterly decara
included ~ ~
Ex dividend. rights q extras. lilo
share OF 81 preference stock share Of So preference
Paid last Cash stock Accumulated dividend paid
Evening star., 1938-02-04

Approximate Soes Of Stocks the NJ Y Stock Exchange
| 100 AM------- 25OOOO 1900 Noon-. 43O 600
| 100 P.M------- 100000 200 P.M.------- $4,000
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try was about 6 per cent, the report
said.
Todays Trading on Exchange.
Washington Railway g. Electric Is
drew most attention on the WASH
ington Stock Exchange today when
three $1,000 bonds changed hands at
l07. It was the first time these bonds
have appeared on the board this year.
Capital Traction IS came out again
with one sale at SO, maintaining their
recent advance. Washington Railway
& Electric preferred stock changed
ownership today on small lot sale at
110h. Bid and asked prices on other
Issues were practically unchanged.
State and municipal financing tor
the month Of January totaled $751;
S39,977, as compared with $226, ,238,-
06o in January, 1887, according to the
Daily Bond Buyer.
r. F. c. financing during January
amounted to s100,500, as compared
with $14,184, 900 in January, 1897.
P. w. A. financing last month totaled
$320,000, as compared with $6,4s0 500
in January, 1887.
Evening star., 1938-02-04

Chicago Cash Market,
Wheat, No. 3 hard, 100. Corn,
No. 4 mixed. 56; No. : yellow. 50: No.
3 white, 5sA. Oats, No. 4 mixed, 81;
No. / white, 3324-35. Rye, No. 2,
76s-N; soy beans, No. 2 yellow,
l.04h; sample, s71a.
Barley feed, 1868; mailing, 7l-o3;
timothy seed, 2s0-3.00; red clover,
32.00-37.00; sweet clover, 10.00-50.
Winnipeg Prices.
WINNIPEG Feb R.-Grain rance
today: Prev.
WHEAT High. Low. Close close.
May Nay ----- 1SSSSn l'?Sss. I.27A-H I.2sl
Octo3ss - 1.01 l.00h 1.OOh l.OOK
OAT9I
May ----- .4e3t .AsH .4eM ..4sh
La gaceta., 1938-04-07
Dos TELECRAAf.4S...
Ell Obispo de Canterbury pro-
mete al General Midja seguiir
defepdieRd0 H. co"eo de la
Repdb ia ESpo. la

Lcndres lP. HI Fl general
Miaia ha enviado e! aiente te
legrama al 0bispo d. Canterbu-
ny, doctor Hewlett Johnson:
~ e agradezco la digna la
Dor realizada en- avor de Espa-
na Republican,. Il-pero que con
tinuara apoyandonos en- nues-
ora jasta causa efle cstambien
"a causa de la domcrracia mum
dial. Lucharemos hasta Ell fin
per ell triunfo de la paz, de Es-
pana y de Europa.
En- contestaci6n a este telegra
ma, el doctor Hewlett Johnson
lie ha enviado este otro que dice:
"He tr%abajado, trabajo y ira
lbajare sin cesar porque ell mum
do mantenga sus relaciones en-
la paz y la democracia Y defen-
dere per clio la eausa de la Re-
p1blica Espanola que es la eau
sa del pueblo. y por ser del pue-
bio es la causa de Dios".
La gaceta., 1938-04-07
LA ACTITUD DE LOS
OBISPOS ESPANOLES

LA Iglesia habia profetizado
siempre ell fatal desenlace, pero
no por haberlo previsto Sc inhi-
bio EN- una cont.enda en- la que
10 que Sc debatia era NADIA me-
nos que los supremos derechos
de Dios... La espada y la cruz
han sido siempre abrazadas en-
nuestra historic Y ahora los SOL
dados de Cristo han sabido ser
tambl6n soldados de la Pa
tria..."
Esto dice en- un articulo en-
"El Ideal Gallego" de la Coruna
del 9 de diciembre ell senior l..
Moure Marino. Confiesa asi Ell
caracter combatiente que asu-
milo la Iglesia en- Espafa. iPor
lque sc queja, %entonces, de que
como combatiente haya sido ira
tada?
La gaceta., 1938-04-07
KYRLENKO
ENEMIGO DEL SOVIET

Moscou, Abrli TIN fiscal
cruel, ell famoso Nicolai Kyr-
lenko, ha sido declarado enc
migo del regimen y en- su con-
ira Sc hacen fuertes cargos.
Kyrlenko y Eugeni B. Pas
khukanis son calificados de
traidores por un peri6dico del
Gobierno.
"Traidores a la patria" =
dice de ellos "Izvestia,' citan-
do palbaras del comisario de
justicia, Audrey Y. Vishinsky
Kyrlenko fue destituido Ell
pasado enero, luego de una Sc
sion del Supreme Soviet.
Pashukanis desempeh6 ell
cargo de vicecomisario de jus
ticia.
La gaceta., 1938-04-07

sales, ell general Chen Cheng, je-
fe del ministerio de entrena-
miento politico de China, con
despacho en- Hankow, dijo: Aun
cuando los japoneses captura-
ran a Suchow su posici6n en- ell
este de China no mejoraria. Las
tropas chinas no evacuaran ell
area Tientsin-Pukow. Meramen
tie sc retirarian a 10 largo de los
flancos japoneses y continual
rian los ataques, hacienda insos-
tenibles las comunicaciones y
las posiciones del enemigo''.
Senalo como ejemplo 10 que
sucede en- Chekiang, donde la &C
tivida dChina obliga a los japo-
neses am mantener allf 80 divi-
stones. Isl la guerra contin1a
como hasta aqui, la victoria Sc
"a nuestra".
Miles de chinos combaten a
los japoneses en- Shansi, mantle
niendo una efectiva guerra de
guerrillas.
La gaceta., 1938-04-07
Los japoneses Sc baten en- retirada
~perseguidos por los chmos
La guerra ACADIA de entrar en- ell decimo mes

Shanghai, abril 7.-El jefe
militar de Kwangsi, general Lii
Tsung-Jen, informa que los ja-
poneses Sc baten en- complete
retirada desde Taierchwang, al
dea de la provincial de Shang-
tung donde Sc ha venido COM
batiendo en- las ultimas soma
mas.
Las tropas del general Ii de-
rrotaron a los invasores en- un
violento ataque nocturno, y es-
tos Sc retiraron a toda prisa en-
direction de Tsaochwang.
La victoria marca ell comien-
70 del decimo mes de guerra y
los dos ejercitos Sc encuentran
frente a frente en- una Inca que
bordea ell rio amarillo.
Ell mando chino asegura que
los japoneses deberan agregar
otras 80 divisiones, a las 80 qSe
va tienen en- China, 81 quieren
avanzar nuevamente.
Hablando con los correspon-
La gaceta., 1938-04-07
LOS MAS FAMOSOS ARTIS-
TAS DE CINE PROSIGUEN
LA CAMPANA EN- APOYO
DEL PUEBLO ESPANOL

Charlie Chaplin. Paul Mum,
Marlene Dietrich, Butser Keat-
on, Wallace Berry, Clark Gable,
Joan Crawford, James Cagney,
Friedrich March, Douglas Fair
banks, Jr., Franchot Tone, Lui-
sa Reiner, Ruth Chatterton, E.
rrol Flynn, Sylvia Sidney, los
hermanos Marx, Ronald Col
man, Bette Davis y Johnny
'Weissmuller y otros artistas de
Hollywood encabezan la campa-
ma en- favor de la Repdblica Es-
pamela entire los cineastas que
trabajan en- Norteam6rica.
La gaceta., 1938-04-07
ITALIA E INGLATERRA PA
RECEN HABER LLEGADO
A UN ACUERDO
Ell Duce Sc Compromise q Reti-
gGr de EspaiG So Ejercito q Ell
Material que Franco no Haya
Comprudo

Londres, abril 7.-ESta va lis
to para la firma y Ell Gambia de
obligaciones mutuas, el tratado
entire Ell gobierno de Chamber
lain y el de Mussolini.
Aseg1rase que en- ell tratado
Inglaterra reconoce los whales
intereses de Italia en- ell Medite-
franco y Sc admite ell hecho de
que Ell mantenimiento de las CO.
municaciones por csc mar es de
valor esencial para los intereses
britanicos. La diferencia entire
las palabras vital v essen
cial' expresa la comparative i'm
portancia del problema.
Los dos ~gobiernos Sc compro-
meten a evitar una carrera en-
cuanto a fortificaci6n de bases,
ell uno contra ell otro, en- ell Me-
d~iterraneo Y en- ell mar Rojo.
Las fortificaciones existentes
continuaran, pero ell ~construir
otFas nuevas solo sera possible
por medic de consultas.
Libertad de movimientos de
los barcos de todas las nacines,
por ell canal de Suez, de acuerdo
con la convention International
de 1886.
Italia convene en- limitar su
guarnici6n de Libia y empezar
Embellishments la reduction
gradual de tropas.
E tratado entrara en- vigor
cuando Italia cumpla la prone
sa de retirar de Espana todas
sus tropas y material de guerra,
con la exception de 10 que Sc
haya vendido a Franco y este
haya pagado por clio.
Italia dara una clara promesa
de desinteres en- cuanto a los te-
%rritorios espaholes de Europa o
Africa.
lnglaterra promote iniciar
La gaceta., 1938-04-07
CONSEJO DE GUERRA EN-
COLUMBIA

Habana, abril 7.-Esta veri-
ficandose en- Ell campamento de
Columbia ell Consejo de guerra
contra cinco s~argentos, tres ca
Dos y dos soldados, a los que Sc
acusa de conspirar contra el 60
bierno.
Ell fiscal aeusa a los procesa-
dos de conspirar en- union de los
cuatro individuos a los cuales la
fuerza p1blica do muerte en- Co
jimar, Ell pasado Z de mario.
Para cada uno Sc pide tres a.
nos de prisi6n.
La gaceta., 1938-04-07
VUELVE Ell TERROR EN-
GALICIA

Parrafos de una carta que de
Galicia, via Portugal, ha logra-
do llegar a Buenos Aires:
"Ha vuelto a recrudecer ell
temporal por nuestra TERRA. Isl
guen arrasando genie! Els con-
secuencia de 10 sucedido en- Te-
ruel. Siempre sucede este. Nues
tras alegrfas vienen envueltas
en- sangre. Lo hacen para que
temamos los triunfos guberna-
mentales''.
La gaceta., 1938-04-07

DERROTADO UN PARTIDA-
RIO DE "MARICA" CHAM
BERLAIN
Londres, abril LA impo-
.pularidad del gabinete de Cham
berlain qued6 probada aver en-
West .Fulham, cuando ell DIR.
Summerskill, un laborista, de-
rrot6 a C. j. Busky, a quien a.
poyaba ell primer ministro. Ell
distrito es de abolengo eonser-
vador y ell laborista alcanz6 una
mayoria de 1.400 votos.
Sc interpreta la derrota como
an "utimatum" del pals a Cham
berlain para que trate a Espa-
ma con liberalidad y justicia.
La gaceta., 1938-04-07

Falleci6 aver en- su domicilio.
1909 de la Gale de Main, en- w.
Tampa, ell Sr. Oscar Zatarain,
de % amos.
lie sobreviven sus padres, es-
pesos zatarain, y dos hermanos.
Manuel y Francisco.
La gaceta., 1938-04-07
PETER PEN

una proposition, ante la Socie-
dad de Naciones para que sea
recnocida la conquista de Etio-
pia.
Italia reconocera la soberania
inglesa sobre Alden, ell protecto-
RADIO que Sc creara ell ano pasa-
do.
La gaceta., 1938-04-07
''REMEDIOS ETIOPES" PA
RIA ESPANA

A pesar de la censura "Arri-
ba Espana" de Pamplona del 81
de Noviembre logr6 publican
estas palabras: Isl Sc permite
que Espana sea paste de empire
sas e~xtranjeras y de colegios
extranjeros, Sc habra perdido
la guerra y Espana solo admit
tira remedies etfcpes".
La gaceta., 1938-04-07
UNA CARTA DE ROMAN
ROLAND

"Vuestro ejemplo sera para
nosotros una gran lection y vues
tros sacrificios no resultaran
perdidos para la humanidad
Gloria a todos 10 scaidos por la
causa del pueblo espanol.
Carta de Roman ROLAND al
Presidente Azana.
La gaceta., 1938-04-07
- DEL
BATTALION LINCOLN
(Viene de La 10. pdg)

man y Alvin Cohen. NADIA habfa
dido de les supervivientes del
battalion Lincoln-W ashington.
Asf que puede decirse que de
los $50 solo Sc sabe de $50. Es-
p6rase que otros mas Sc agre-
guen en- los venidercs dias, STEM
do probable que algunos hayan
caido prisioneros. Pero muchos
de aQueNos excelentes hombres
no vclveran a ser visits.
La gaceta., 1938-04-07
Ell TEMPO

Nublajos, con probables llu-
Was para hoy.
Maxima temperature aver,
IS grades; minima, 50.
Fresco para manana viernes.
The times-news., 1938-11-09
Manila Tokyo
Barter In View
Philippines Would Trade
Ore for Japan's Coal

MANILA, P. T.; Ncv. 9. CUP
Recent departure of two govern
rnent mining experts for Tokyo
brought reports the Philippines
wants to trade iron ore to japan
for coal. ,...... 49,. 40
The Philippines produces mt no o
IRON ore commercially, but the
government owns extensive ron
deposits in Suriago which experts
believed could easily be develop
The government once operated
coal mine in Zamboanga thru
a corporation known as the Ma
tional Coal company. The COM
nanv was dissolved because OF
pxpense of production.
Since that time, the government
has imported about 100000 tons
Of coal annually for the Cebu
Portland Cement company ana
the government owned aMnlla
Railroad company alone. Officials
we're understood to be seeking a
barter arrangement to obtain coal
in exchange for Philippine COM
modities.
This was understood to be one
of the detectives of Quirico Aba
The times-news., 1938-11-09
WOULD SOLVE HIGH
SCHOOL DANCING

DOVER, Del, Nov. 9. tOf' =
State public school music teac'ie' +, !,
will "truck on down mere 't''
attempt to. dissect "s"ln& at tie
Delaware Education associaVlo'
convention, November 10 and l J.,
to find out why 80 per cent oi
high school students are JlV'e'-
bugs" :.
The music scctio nannouneea II II
would hold a "Jazz Forum, WIN
some big name swing maestro Oh
the podium. .,,,.
It all began when a state sur
vev showed that 80 per cent q
the high school students contne
their radio listening to Swing
and nothing but swing"
awe need to be Informed" the
announcement stated. There
must be technical insight into
the modern popular idiom for an
intecration of in-school and out
cf-school music experience"
The music section asked the
many teachers who won't listen to
pCpular music under any clreum-
stances to approach the subject
with tolerance, for no matLer
what one person might think, 81
per cent is so per cent.
The times-news., 1938-11-09
} STAMP NEWS

A SSCRED that the .neH u
- regular issue will be; coEplet
I'd by the end of 1888, collectors
are now turning their attention N
possible 1889 releases, the most
important of which may be a Sc
:ies honoring distinguished Amer
leans. 1t is also indicated that
perhaps two stamps each will be
printed to mark the San Francisco
and the New York fairs.
.
Moving fast in Sudetenland
Germany has already overprinteo
Two Czechoslovakian stamps with
German monetary values for post
age sale to Germany. These are
he / Koruna, 1885 rose lake
Scott's 212, bearing the portrai'
Of Jan Masaryk, and the So
naleru 1897 green, SCOTS 227
p;cturing Eduard Benes.
The American Legion, by oftl.
eial resolution, has called on the
u. S. Post Office Department to
issue a special commemorative
next March, marking the 20th an.
niversary of the Organization.
4 two-color souvenir sheet de-
oictine four different methods Of
mail transportation and a specia,
two-color cachet have beer de.
signed for the Second National
Stamp Exhibition which opens al
the New York Museum of Science
and Industry in Rockefeller Cen.
ter, Nov. S. For further informa.
lion address John A. C;lsale, New
York Museum of Science and In
1ustry, 80 Rockefeller Plaza, New
York. 5.a
Two leading collectors of De-
roit are planning a Detroit phila-
selic bourse to be held twice
month IN order 20 bring collectors
together to trade, buy and sell
stamps. A .N'.E
To complete the current Kiss
George vi regular issue, the Cana
dianNPost Office Department viii
issue double-sized pictorial Nov
Is l3-ceat ultranarine, showing
the entrance to Halifax harbor
Orders for mint copies may be
sent to Philatelic Division, Finan-
cial branch, Post Office Depart
ment, Ottawa.
- copyright. 1898. NEA Service Inc.
The times-news., 1938-11-09
ALL-TIME SECURITY
IS HELD DOUBTFUL

BERKELEY, Cal, Nov. O.
UP)-Security, the great goal OF
all individuals and nations today
never will be attained fully, ac-
cording to Dr.. Monroe E. Deutsch,
vice president Of the University
of California.
Risks can never be taken away
from human beings" Dr.. Deutsch
declared. I'VE may as we'll con-
cede that the most a government
can do is bound to be merely pro-
tective against penury and want.
GAS for security among nations
we must realize that the first and
foremost security rests today on
a strong army, strong navy and
a strong air force.
Certain nations, going forward
with their plans of expansions and
aggressions, clearly will not fail
to menace a country, unless 1t
either fights or makes clear its
readiness TO fight"