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PoTEMKIN CONFERENCE
CON E

Bucarest, Rumania, abril o.
A su paso por esta capital ell vice
comisario de negocios extran-
jeros de Russia, Vladimir Potem-
kin, conferenci6 con NJ. Gafen-
Gu, ministro de Estado. Dfcese
que Potemkin discuti6 el paso
por los Dardanelos, derechos,
concedidos a Rumania.
Estimase que Ell vicecomisa-
rio tratara de negociar un pac-
to de los estados del Mar Ne
gro y Grecia.
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modo mas prolongado ue aque-
las drogas mas antiques. Con
tai motive sc Ia administrado
con notorio exito a pacientes
que tenian baja preston sangli-
ms, y ore estaban sujetos a des-
faElecimientos y desmayos. Ell
aumento de la preston sangui-
nel que produce la ben2edrina
s.one la deSventaja de que hace
2 asta droga inadecuada para pa
ci mites a quienes, para estados
patol6gicos como los q. Sc des-
cribiran mas tarde, les vendrian
ben dicha droga, pero tienen
va una preston sanguinea peli-
grosamente alta.
(COntinaard).
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La Droga de la Confianza


reacci6n es de huida. FL que
~nuestras reacciones posteriores
sean de combatividad o de fuga
depende en- gran parte de los Ia
manos relatives de nosotros Y
nuestro adversario. En- todas es-
tas situaciones, la adrenalina e;
derramada en- la circulation san
guinea, y su efecto es hacer al
cuerpo mas capaz de habersela
con estos casos de emergencia.
De esta manera sc mejora la cir
culaci6n de la sangre en- los
m1sculos de los miembros, tanto
por un aumento de los latidos
del coraz6n como con Ell cierre
de muchos de los vases sangui-
neos de regiones tan facilmente
dispersables como Ell conducto
digestive. AL mismo tempo Sc
hace mas lento TODD ell proceso
de la digestion, disminuyendo Ell
movimiento del aparato digesti-
vo y con ell cierre de las hume
rosas valvulas que separan una
parte del conducto de otra, Sc ia
cilita mas Ell esfuerzo respirato-
rio por la dilatacion de los con-
ductos del aire. Ocurre tambien
TN aumento de az1car en- la san
gre, de suerte que hay una ma
yor cantidad disponible de esta
sustancia como fuente de ener-
gfa para la actividad del cuerpo.
A menudo es it'll poder obte-
ner estos efectos en- ell tratamien
to de varias Intermediates. Por
ejemplo, la adrenalina proper
ciona rapido y enorme alivio en-
un ataque de asma a virtud de
su acci6n dilatadora de los con-
ductos del aire. Su uso mas dra-
matico Sc observa cuando Sc la
inyecta en- la circulation o incQu
so directamente en- ell coraz6n 81
este ha dejado de latir, por e.
jemplo, bajo los efectos de la a.
nestesia. ,Muchas personas har
sido literalmente resucitadas
restaurandoles en- esta forma Il
circulation. En- estados como es.
tos, en- los que Sc necesita una
reSpuesta Immediate, la adrena
lima es una sustancia inmensa
mente it'll. Pero cuando Sc de
sea TN efecto prolongado, la a
drenalina no tiene valor alguno
Ademas, no produce acci6n Guar
do Sc ingiere por la via oral
pues es destruida en- ell est6ma
go. Tiene, por 10 tanto, que Sc
inyectada y este como eS natu
raj, limita su utilidad.
! Aparte de estos efectos gene
rales, la adrenalina tiene una in
portante acci6n local en- la cons
tricci6n de los vases sanguineOs
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RADIO

WFLA-62O NBC Features
SIS Your Family & Mine
as Lowell Thomas
100 Lucille Manners concer
9:45 Paul Martin Music
10 80 Glenn Miller orchestra
IL 80 Woody Herman orch.
IL 100 Blue Barron orchestra
WDAE-1220 : CHS Features
AS Buck Rogers
500 Press News
$50 Today with Bob Trout
tbs Lum & Abner
7:30 Reaction to Hitler's
Speech
$50 Burns & Allen Show
10 80 Robert Ripley Show
IL: 15 Ozzie Nelson orchestra
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Los Bales de MaN0nG

i-OO OUttCo 70 MNsVNWN
Dos bales estan anunciados
para manana sabado.
Ell primero 10 prepare la So
ciedad Circulo Cubano, con ell
nombre de Bale de las Flores.
Els bale social, quedando com
prometidos los miembros de am
hos sexos a presentar sus car
nets y recibos de Quota. Para loe
que deseen asistir, sin ser socios
Sc ha senalado ell precio de II
centavos.
Tres orquestas tienen a su cal
go ell programa bailable.
Ell otro bale sc ha organizad'
por la prestigiosa logia Caba
tlleros Leales de America, a ira
YES de las secciones de damas
sociabilidad.
Tocara la oqruesta Don Fran
cisco. ID
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CfrcMo CNbano


De nuevo triunf6 aver, como
en- las anteriores funciones, la
notable compania Guiana que
dirije ell siempre atento Y anna
BILE Gilberto Delfino.
"Delirio de Grandeza" Sc in.
terpret6 con la mayor gracia Y
fueron llamados a escena, para
ser aplaudidos, cast todos los
artistas.
Todo 10 que Sc olga del acto de
variedades, results palido an
tie la realidad. Grandes aplausos
hubo para la pareja inimitable,
Adelita Martinez y Carlos Pous I;
para ell Trio Los Sevillanitos, u
ma maravila en- su genera, por
la gracis y Ell arte, y para la ex-
celente pareja Henry-D Dolly.
Hoy Sc estrenara Ell ''Sindica-
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to de Criados" una obra de risa
y de profunda intenci6n.
No habra function Ell sabado
pero ell domingo Sc representard
la comedia "Maldita Bebida".
Con motive de ser ell lunes
Dia de los Trabajadores, la com
pahia anuncia un programa es-
pecial a base de % centavos los
mayores y 10 los ninos.
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Sc usa de esa manera en- lorna
de pulverizaciones para aliviar
Ia congestion en- ell catarro ma
sal 0 en- un ataque de fiebre del
heno.
Una droga valiosa del tipo de
la adrenalina Sc descubri6 en- la
efe1rina, aislada de un alga chi
ma. Puede tomarsela por la via
oral y produce efscto en- media
hcra. Tambien sc la ha rsado en-
pulverizaciones de manera pare
cida a la de la adrenalina y en-
esta forma su acci6n es tambien
mas lenta, pero mas prolongada
que la lie esa sustancia.
La adrenalina Y la afedrina
estan emparentadas quimica-
mente y pueden sintetizarse en-
el laboratorio.
En- 1922 fue descubierta una
nueva sustancia con ell nombre
de neutrality-suspicious. mas
generalmente conccida por su
ncmbre comercial de benzedri-
ma. Sc estudiaron primero sus e.
fectos sobre los animales, des-
pues, en- 1892 comenzaron a yer
"a luz informes sobre su acci6n
cuando sc Ia uSaba como inha-
lante en- los seres humanos v,
por ultimO, de 1885 en- adelante
Sc han realizado muchos traba-
jos sobre su efecto en- los sereS
humanos cuando Sc la ingiere
por la via bucal.
Usada l0calmente, la nueva
droga, di6 muestras de varias
perceptibles ventajas sobre la a.
drenalina y la efedrina. Estas I'll
timas sustancias no son volati-
les: Tienen que introducirse en-
los canales nasales por prlveri-
zaciones. Aunque los ~pulveriza-
dores modernos son muy efica-
ces en- la dispersion de los liqui-
dos, 10 intrincado de los canales
nasales impide SUI complete pc
netraci6n por ell flufdo pulveri-
zado y la droga que contiene. La
benzedrlna, por su parte es VIOLA
til, de suerte que cuando Sc Ia
innala por las ventanas de Ia
nariz puede pasar a todas parties
de las membranes que tapizan
la nariz y la garganta. Sc des.
cubri6 tambien que la benzedrl.
ma tenia una segunda ventaja
La construction de los vases sar
gufneos que aliviaiba la conges'
ton, era seguida cuando Sc ha.
cfa uso de la adrenalina Y de Ii
afedrina, de una dilataci6n reat
cionaria de estos vases. Por Il
tanto, el alivio obtenido era so.
10 temporal y a menudo el esta.
do final de los conductos naSales
resultaba peor que al principle
Esta reaction no ocurre cuandC
Sc usa la benzedrina, de manera
que Ell alivio Experimental cor
su uso es mas duradero. Algunos
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Beneficio

Esta noche Sc efectrara una
function en- ell teatro Rialto a BE-
neficio de los ninOs pobres del
Condado de Hillsborough. Els pa
trocinada por la Association de
Padres y Maestros de la eScuela
B. C. Graham y ell programa Sc
compone de dos parties.
Sera representada Reward"
la obra dramatica de la Sra. Car
miniti, y como final de fiesta
"Krazy Kat.
La function de manana saba
do por la tarde Sc destinara a la
Iglesia Cat6lica del Sagrado Co
raz6n. Syl ha preparado los ira.
jes y ell decorado.
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En- ana Escuela

En- ana Escaeld
La coronation de los reyes de
IA escuela de Grove, graciosos nj
nos latinos, Sc efectuara hoy POI
la tarde, a las $50.
Las maestras y la d~irectora,
como en- amos anteriores, han
preparado una gran fiesta.
Cooperan con ell mejor gusto
los padres y madres que mandan
sus ninos a csc planted de ense-
iianza.
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NOTAS SOCIALES
Ell Rannuete

Sc efectuara hoy, en- ell "Res-
taurant Columbia, ell banqueta
de los clubs Optimistas en- honor
de su presidente International
DR.. Fern Petty.
Ell DR.. Ruben Moreno ha orga
nizado la fiesta en- su caracter
lie Teniente Gobernador de los
Optimistas en- este distrito.
Con motive de la vista, ell dfa
re ha dedicado por la municipa-
lidad a enaltecer al DR.. Petty.
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JuntG

Celebrara hoy junta general,
en- la elegante sala alta del pala-
clio de la Septima avenida, la So
ciedad Centre Espahol.
La directiva ruega la asisten-
cia de los senores socios.
Evening star., 1939-05-08

April totaled l ,356, 900 bushels, bring
ing the seasons total to $4,000, 900
bushels, compared with IS 1888 900
exported during the corresponding
period last season.
Corn Markets Gain.
Corn markets advanced / to 2
cents bushel under the influence of
active inquiry from feeders and in
dustrial buyers. The export trade
continued light, however. European
buyers have not turned to Argentine
corn which is moving freely.
The bureau said preparation of
soil for corn planting made rapid
progress In most parts of the corn
belt last week.
Oats markets advanced along with
wheat. Rye also advanced but not
as much as wheat. Barley also
turned upward.
At Chicago May wheat closed
Saturday at 75A cents a bushel,
compared with a previous close of
74A. May corn closed at 493a to
497s, compared with a previous close
of 1875 to 491z.
Evening star., 1939-05-08
World Wheat Prices
Display Strength
During Week
More Active Demand
And Uncertoin Crop
Outlook Cited
By the Associated Press.

by Inc ASSUCldIcu 1Iese.
Influenced by uncertain crop
prospects and a more active world
trade resulting from purchases by
China and Europe, domestic and
foreign wheat markets strengthened
last week, the Bureau OF Agricul-
tural Economics reported today.
The United States winter wheat
crop showed further deterioration in
Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas as
result of insufficient moisture. Con-
ditions in Europe were described as
only about average. or Slightly be-
low. Cold weather was said to be
retarding the crop in France and
Italy while dryness was unfavorable
in the Balkan countries.
A feature in world trade was an
nounced by the Argentine govern
ment that it would extend two
years credit to Spain to enable that
country to purchase approximately
100000 bushels of Argentine
wheat.
Canadian Bill Revised.
AC Lne same Llme Cne CdIlduldH
government announced a revision
of the Canadian wheat bill which
would guarantee an initial payment
to wheat producers in the l939-40
crop year of 10 cents a bushel for
No. l northern wheat at Fort Will
liams and Port Arthur. This COM
pares with the present rate of 80
cents and the previously proposed
price of 60 cents for the new crop.
Domestic cash wheat markets
gained with futures. Marketings in
creased slightly and receipts at prin-
cipal terminals totaled approximate
ly 4,750,000 bushels, compared with
about 100000 for the previous week
Exports during the last week in
Evening star., 1939-05-08
New Capital Financing
Reflects Plans for
Trade Expansion
Leaders Await Clearer
View Of Europe and
Legislation
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. May ga sharp
rise in new capital financing In
April and much talking over" OF
new money issues between cor
porations and underwriters indicate,
some Wall Street investment
bankers said today, business may be
getting ready for real expansion
when European troubles appear over
and Congress has determined the
legislative trend for this session.
AS compiled by the Commercial
and Financial Chronicle. the
amount of new money raised last
month totaled s77,060, ,420 as COM
pared with sl1,683,36l in the same
month last year. Refunding issues,
which do not contribute to ex-
pansion of production facilities,
amounted to $181,749,350 in April.
A number of the prospective is
sues being talked over" are about
at the stage where registration with
the S. E. C. can be accomplished
quickly, underwriters said. They
indicated that the most serious pro-
posals are in the utility field, which
might mean that some power COM
panies are now ready to 60 ahead
with the national defense expan-
sion program called for by Presi-
dent Roosevelt last fall.
Power company executives would
like to raise their new capital by
equity, or common stock financing,
but investment bankers, as a whole,
are disagreed as to whether now is
the time for such flotations.
They point out that venture
capital is at minimum in the
markets nowadays, whereas plenty
of funds are available for investment
in the highest grade bonds. Last
week a number of seasoned loans
of this type, including utility issues,
made new peaks in the New York
Stock Exchange. and the Associated
Press average of 10 representative
low-yield bonds closed at $l1l.50 per
500 face value, just 10 cents under
the years high.
The current high rating of pre-
ferred stocks for investment pur-
poses, as witnessed by the stock
exchange quotations in the past few
weeks, offers another means of
utility financing. Preferred issues
with privileges of converting into
common stock might be readily
salable, some underwriters believe.
In as much as utility earnings have
been we'll maintained much serious
consideration has been given to this
form of financing.
The country's commercial banks,
which used to wait for the prospec-
tive borrower to come around and
Evening star., 1939-05-08

make his wants known, are now
making positive efforts to stimulate
loans, study completed by Gurden
Edwards. director of the Research
Council of the American Bankers
Association, indicated.
The study disclosed that Sc OF
every 100 banks we're making such
efforts, that IA of every 100 were
advertising for them. that 63 per
cent were soliciting them and that
SO per cent were offering lines or
credit.
The problem of the banks in put
ting to work their huge reserves was
discussed very thoroughly at the
convention of the Maryland Bank
ers Association last week.
One speaker urged the banks to
60 into direct competition with the
finance companies for individual
installment loans. E. S. Wooley,
New York industrial engineer, said
some believed installment buying
sooner or later would wreck the
country" but asserted that expert
ence of the depression years had
contradicted this school of thought.
Evening star., 1939-05-08
Chicuqo Livestock

CHICAGO. MAY s lP.-(United States
Department of AsricultureI hoss
SSos steady to ..dy j. lower than Fl Trdas 1Sn
7:25: bulk, l7o-260 pounds; 7,oo-25:
o7O-300 pounds. 6.15-7 90: $40 pounds
Ip. $3.50; good 350-5O0 pounds packins
sows, 5.50-a0; light butcher kinds 6.0o-25
Salable cattle-l3. 5000: salable calves,
!, 1000; medium weight and weightv steers
demand fairly sood. however; .yearinas
mixed yearinss also getting good action;
all common and medium grade cattle fully
steady, especially cows and helfers: bes:
light hefers 1000: very few steers here
above. IL 90; mostly a.oo-1l 90 market;
weiehty fed Kansas at IL 65: feed lot
mates of 11.50 cattle last Wednesday;
cutter COWS. 4. 4.75-6.25: fat cows. 6.75. 10
775: q sprinkline getting S.0O-50: weighty
sausage bulls. 7.25,4o; vealers s,oO-1O 700;
according to weight and condition; an
other active trade on stock cattle with
supplies small and quality mostly medium
salsbie sheep-13 900: fat lambs and
springers active: steady to strong: good
Co choice wooled lambs. 1O.25-5O; freely
to packers; top. 1913 on Colorado fed
to o.40-5O: medium and good California
spring lambs 9.50-10.25: sheep steady:
good fall shorn ewes 5.25: shorn native
ewes offerings 4.OO-25 mostly
Evening star., 1939-05-08
New York Produce

NEW YORK. May 3 dR.-Eess, 80. s5b;
irregular, Mixed colors. extra fancy Sc
lection. 1sh-2Oh: standards. IS; frsts,
l6h-17: seconds 15A-16N: mediums,
1874 "a; dirties. No. /. 15A:hz. Average
whites: Resale of premium marks,
22ha-25. Nearby. premium marks. 2O12-
%. Nearby and Midwestern. exchange
specials, 20; exchange standards. 10 Re
sale of nearby heavier mediums, 1924
Nearby and Midwestern. exchange me-
Browns: " Nearby, extra fancy. 2o-22.
Nearby and Midwestern. exchange specials,
l9-19ia: exchange standards Is. Nearby,
exchange mediums 16-16h.
Butter: 715-e72; Arm. Creamery:
higher than extra. 23l2-24A; extra Ca2
score; "3H; s. frsts .ss-al 81 seore), 2lh-23;
mix m ! mats; i held; ] ,aa7, $o;;a,2; held. 1858,
Dressed poultry y,Ia. irresuIar fresh boxes;
pounds. pounds isis-aals: io-s5 pounds, 10 -ssis.
Old roosters 12h-14 Frozen. boxes;
sssas roasters SF5i Fowls Hses as4s pounds ]
lsn-2Ih: 4s-54 pounds. 20-.2la: 60-65
pounds 21la-22i2 Old roosters. 1917
Turkeys. Northwestern. boxes and barrels.
fancy. 29-30; Southwest toms. c3-"7
Live poultry weak. by freight Fowls. COL
ored 1s-Isi2: Leghorn. I6. Old roosters,
12-l3. Turkeys. hens %" BY express
Broilers. Rocks, 1919: crosses. 1917: Leg
horn. l3La-15. Fowls. colored. 17-1S; Leg
horn. 1911. Old roosters 13.
Evening star., 1939-05-08
Boston Wool Market

BOSTON May tN Omitted States De-
partment Of Agriculture Quotations on
domestic woods were firm at last weeks
ranges today for spot woods in Boston and
were STRENGTHENING on woods offered di
Of three-eighths and one-quarter blood
bright feeces offered direct from the coun-
try through Boston houses were reported
to have brought "S-2Sl2 cents in the
grease delivered for sizable lots and up
to 90 cents for few lots of choice wools.
woods offered in original bags from the
west were quoted mostly at 65 cents and
slightly above, secured basis, delivered
East,
Evening star., 1939-05-08
Crude Oil Prices

TULSA. May 3 P.-Base crude oil
prices; Midcontinent area, Oklahoma
Kansas. gravity scale, go cents to 81. 10:
North. North Central and West Central
Texas, gravity scale II cents to S1.O3.
East Texas. 81 10: West Texas. gravity
scale. SO cents to 95 cents: North Louisiana
Arkansas. gravity scale. 13 cents to 81 .05:
Rocky Mountain area. Salt Creek, Wyo.,
gravity scale So cents to Sl1o.
Eastern area, PENNSYLVANIA grade BRAD
ford -AlleghanNl. 50: same grade in South
west Pennsylvania lines, IS; same grade
in Eureka lines. 81 80 same grade in
Buckeye lines. Sl.55: Corning. ST 02.
Evening star., 1939-05-08
Otis & Co. Acquires
Morse Bros. & Co.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

special Dispatch 70 The Star.
NEW YORK, May 8.-Marking an
important expansion of their NUM-
cipal activities in New York. Otis
q Co. are announcing today the
acquisition of the business of Morse
Bros. & Co., Inc, municipal bond
firm.
Otis e. Co. for many years have
been prominently identified with
both municipal and corporate under
writings. The principal Office is in
Cleveland and other Offices are
maintained in Chicago, Denver,
Cincinnati and other important
cities.
Evening star., 1939-05-08
| April Record Set
| BY Montgomery
Ward Sales
y the Associated Press.

CHICAGO, May 8.-Montgomery
Ward and Co. reported April sales
Of $4l ,595 ,351 today, the best April
in the history of the mail-order
house. The figure was 1898 per cent
greater than the April sales of $751;
062 $50 last year.
Sales for the first fiscal quarter
ending April 80 we're $l02 ,289 ,291
14.13 per cent above the first quar-
ter sales of $89, ,624,31l last year.
Evening star., 1939-05-08
DiXie-VOrtex Co.

CHICAGO, May 8 (P).-DiXie-
Vortex Co., paper cup manufacturer,
reported today unaudited consoli-
dated net profits for the IL months
ended March 81 were $719,548 after
all deductions.
This was equal to $1.35 a share
on the common stock after allowing
$3.50 share for dividends on Glass
A stock. and compared with profits
Of $899,153 for the previous II
months, equal to 1928 on each COM
mon share after similar allowance
for Glass A dividends.
Evening star., 1939-05-08
U. S. Treasury Position
BY the Associated Press.

The position Of the Treasury May B.
Receipts, SOS, 500 164 O3: expenditures.
S33 4SO. .S64 95 net balance. S3,079,1 ,144,-
500 "a working balance included S2,413,.
7l6. .O"s07; customs receipts for month.
S4 500. S34 2S
31S723 50: expenditures. S7,151 910,-
7s4 81; emergency expenditures included
S2.643, 52,3959 80: excess Of expenditures.
So .94l So, ,060 aS; gross debt. $40. 36.-
$50 SAB a1; increase over previous day.
s" 233 s3S.62; gold assets, Sl5,s0S.51O.-
256l5
Evening star., 1939-05-08
Anaconda DiscIoses
$3,66,911 Profit
In First Quarter
Result Compares With
$2,3S5,5l6 Shown in
Same 1888 Period
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May ga prelim-
inary report of the Anaconda Cop
per Mining Co. for the March quar-
ter showed today consolidated net
income of $3.686,9l1, or AZ cents a
share, compared with $2,385,5l6, or
~ cents a share, in the like 1888
period.
American Stove.
American Stove Co., with plants
in Ohio, Missouri, Illinois and In
diana, reported net profit for the
March quarter of $l02 $3.50, or 10
cents a share, compared with net
loss of $19l,827 in the like 1888
quarter.
Amerada Corp.
Amerada Corp, oil holding con-
Germ, reported consolidated net profit
for the quarter ended March 81 of
S3l9,761, equal to Al cents share on
capital stock, compared with s434,-
889, or 55 cents a share, in the first
quarter last year.
Evening star., 1939-05-08

dex of 40 basic commodities ad.
vanced to coo during the week
enGed April 20 from COS Ia the
preceding week. The United States
index in gold increased 3 Of / point
to 62.6.
The index numbers, based on l910-
1914 as 100, follow:
Evening star., 1939-05-08
Money Market

NEW YORK. May 8 P-Call money
steady; l per cent. Prime commercial
paper. % per cent Time loans steady;
5000 days. IL: 4-s months. Ia per
cent. Bankers acceptances UNCHANGED
9o-ao days, szis per n.s cent: ! months sdi. +.
count rate New York bank. l per cent.
Evening star., 1939-05-08
London Bur Gold

LONDON. May LP,.--Bsr gold 14ss Sd.
YER. 2Oisd, OF "a. Equivalent 1919 cents)
Evening star., 1939-05-08
Steel Quotations

NEW YORK. May LP,-Steel prices
per 100 pounds fob Pittsburgh Hot
rolled sheets, base price, 2.15; Galvanized
sheets, $50; steel bars, 2.25.
Evening star., 1939-05-08
Rubber Futures

NEW YORK. May 3 GP-Crude rubber
futures opened UNCHANGED to lower May.
1885: July. 15.92-93; September, l5.92b.
h
Evening star., 1939-05-08
World Prices Improve
In Terms Of Gold

By the Associated Press
NEW YORK, May 8.-The Gen.
eral Motors Cornell world price in
Evening star., 1939-05-08
Federal Lund Bunks

NEW YORK. May 8 R.-Federal Ian,
Bank bonds:
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-04-22

on Rutgers boxing team, sprinted to
second place in the 1OO-yard dash
event and third in the 22O. In the
fresh events, Fabian Francis with his
speed enabled N.Y.U. to run up 76
points to win over Rutgers Al. He
won the 120-yard high hurdles, the
220 low hurdles, and was second in
the running broad jump.
they took their first game of the
CHARLOTTE, N. C.-The New
York Black Yankees got off to good
ssart when they took their first game
of the season by out playing the local
Ramblers, 118, in night game here
Saturday. The Yankee outfit showed
fair power at the bat, but were not
as strong in the pitching as they were
last year, their ace hurler, Barney
Brown being in Cuba. Their star out
fielder, Fat Jenkins, was also missing
from the lineup.
This was the first game of the year
for the Yankees.