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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-10-21
CHANGE OVER TO
CYANIDE MILLING

WILBORN-Jay Gould Mining
Co. property of Standard Silver Lead
Co. Of Spokane Is employing some
90 men and milling some 100 tons
per day. All the ore is sulphide
now and the mill was remodeled
from cyanide and flotation to all
cyanide process. Much ore is being
mined through the Cooke tunnel
where some 10 levels have been OPP
ened up. This mining enterprise has
been a good producer for the last
six years. The mill operates with
four six-hour shifts and the mine
operates with 7-hour shifts six
days a week.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-10-21

and former wyoming hIheI"l su
such competition as there is, :"
La FIeische asserted, lis in service
TO the consumer and advertisement
of the merits of respective brands
of gasoline and motor oils
Ferguson told the committee,
however, that at filling stations
competition was 100 percent" com
plete.
La Fleische agreed that "stiffer
competition is appearing in the re-
filming and marketing branches" but
said "the so-called independent has
not been a serious factor of COM
petition in Wyoming, and the pro-
duction, transportation, refining and
marketing of petroleum has long
been under control of the large
integrated interests.
1.-The public land policy" he said.
"and the rapidly increasing cost OF
we'll drilling has a tendancy to
further concentrate production in
the hands OF the large companies.
at is my conclusion that of para
mount economic Importance to the
state of wyoming is the main
tenance OF a stable and equitable
crude oil price structure. Also OF
great Importance is the careful reg
ulation of pipe line rates so that
the economies of such means OF
Transportation may bring common
surate benefits to the producer and
also to the ultimate consumer and
not operate solely to the benefit of
the transporting agency.
1.-THE public land policy should be
such as to encourage the leasing
and bona fide development and OPP
Grafton of the public lands by the
smaller competitive interests.
Ferguson said that six major COM
panies handled practically the en-
tire amount" OF gasoline produced
and refined in wyoming, but assert
ed independent companies were
growing in number in all branches
of the industry in the Rocky noun
tain area.
''The Independents are not dom
mated, in any sense with which
am familiar, by the major oil COM
panies," Ferguson said in response
to question by Chairman O'Ma-
honey. He expressed the opinion
that 1t made little difference as to |
volume of employment whether a
few large companies or numerous
small ones made up the industry.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-10-21
OPERATE NORTH GOULD

STEMPLE-N North Gould mine,
owned by Russell Williams is oper-
ating on a small scale. Williams
and Field are operating the mill
part of the time on ore mined by
them. They have three men work
ing part time in the mine and part
time operating the mill. The mill
comprises erusher, stamps, ball mill,
amalgamation plates, classifier and
flotation cells. The ore carries
some free gold and sulphide. Values
underground are faulted and the
property could not be developed on
a large scale unless much explora-
tion and diamond drilling is done
to prove large tonnage. These
prospectors manage to make a liv-
ing. however, on small scale mining.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-10-21
LIBBY PAYS TRIBUTE
TO MINING INDUSTRY

LIBBY-The mining committee
of the commercial club, sponsored
the annual mining meet Wednesday
evening. A banquet was served by
the Women of the Moose.
]. L. Reilly, mine superintendent
of the Glacier Silver Lead Mining
Co., and John Myers of the Uni
versal Zonolte Insulation Co.. were
principal speakers.
There was an exhibit Of fossils,
geological oddities and samples of
ore from mines of this locality. Ray
Kujawa, a student of the Butte
Schools Of Mines, brought mineral
display from there and A. A. Wood
presented his geological collection.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-10-21
EIGHT DISTRICTS
IN USBM SUR EY

In its search for strategic mater
ials the U. S. Bureau of Mines is
now making the following surveys:
Valley county, Idaho-antimony
Sweetgrass and saltwater counties,
Montana-chrome; Casper noun
tain, Wyoming John Day,
Oregon-chrome: Olympic PENN
sula, ashington-mangan Tin
ton, S. Din; Catron equity. New
Mexico-tin; Nightingale district,
Nevada tungsten.
In addition, the bureau is paying
particular attention to mercury and
nickel
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-10-21
CARLOADING GAIN

Cars of freight loaded during
August at Montana stations number
ed Is per cent more than the total
for the same month last year, ac-
cording to a report by the state
railroad and public service commits
sion. Ore carloadings showed the
largest gain-883 last August, as
against 4.053 this year. Wheat
was down 81 cars, stone was down
4S4 cars, refined petroleum, 129
cars. Increases were flour, up 90
cars; cattle, up 149; sheep, up 144;
concentrates, up 23O; Stag and tail
ings, up 113, and crude petroleum,
up 272 cars.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-10-21
TRANSFER APPROVED

Transfer of all assets Of the Lex
ington Consolidated Mining Co., a
dissolved corporation, to the Licking
ton Consolidated Mines, Inc, was
authorized by District Judge c. F.
Holt in Great Falls. Assets consist
of mining claims and properties in
the Neihart district.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-10-21
GAS TAXES HIGH

The state board Of equalization
collected $727,10O in September
through the five-cent per gallon
gasoline tax, an all time high mark
for monthly gas tax collections.
Other collections made by the
board during September totaled
$45,97O. Money received from the
gasoline tax, less refunds of the
tax on gasoline not used on high
ways, is used by the highway de-
partment.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-10-21
STARTS NEW WE'LL

A. B. Cobb's No. 4 Novick, SEX
SWA section 6-35N-65W, in the
Lance Creek field, has cleaned out
after first shot and is preparing to
shoot again. The hole bottoms at
$3.50 feet in the Leo sand, from
which it flowed six barrels per hour
after the first shot. Operator has
also released location for a new well
in the field, No Novick. NEN
NWA section 6-35N-65W. to be
drilled with rotary tools.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-10-21
MINING ASSOCIATES

Articles of incorporation have
been filed by the Mining Associates,
Inc, of Helena, to engage in gen
eral mining business. Capital stock
is listed at $4,000, divided into
$4,000 shares of 81 par value each,
40 of which have been subscribed.
Directors all are residents of the
state of Massachusetts.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-10-21
sPRING Hill no REsUNIE

Montana CONSOLIDATED Mines COT
poration is preparing to resume pro-
duction at the Spring Hill mine and
35O-ton mill. During the past
several months only development
work was done in the mine and
the mill was operated on old tail
ings. The company also has hold
ings at Winston, Montana, and
Adair, Idaho, but work is being
concentrated on the Spring Hill
property near Helena. Gust Carl
son of Helena is vice-president and
general manager.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-10-21
OVER THE COUNTER
SPEEDS COPPER OUTPUT

SANTIAGO, Chile, - Anaconda
Copper Mining Co. has stepped up
production at its huge Chuquica-
mata mine to around 821a percent
of capacity and is now turning out
ore at the rate of $4,000 tons a
month in an effort to keep pace
with rising world demand for the
red metal, it was reported here
today.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-10-21
SUBMIT COBALT TO U. s.

LEWISTOWN-Th attention of
the government is being called to
the nickel-cobalt ore discovered by
A. Franchie in this district. Ore
tested by the Anaconda Copper
Mining Co. showed gold, 1.1S OF;
silver, 3.9 o.; copper, 6.29To. In
addition to the nickel and cobalt.
Letters and analyses are being sent
to the government as cobalt is
very important war resource ma
terial.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-10-21
COLD AND sILVER AND WAR

DURING past wars the prOductlOn
of gold has been adversely affected,
due to increased costs of explosives,
steel. equipment and labor which
result from war.
AS a result of the World War,
world gold production dropped
nearly S15O,O0O,000 in value before
reversing the downward trend, and
1T was nearly Is years after the war
before output reached its pre-war
level.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-10-21
O. w. NINE INCORPORATES

Articles of incorporation were
filed in Helena by the o. w. Mining
and Milling company of Basin, to
carry on a general mining and mill
ling business. Capital stock, $10,-
100 at $40 par value. Incorpora-
tors are James E. Kennedy. Roy L..
Wharton and Joseph K. MCGOWAN,
all of Basin.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-10-21
BINDS RoCKIEs SURVEY

LANDUSKY-Dr. NJ. NJ. Knechtel,
government geologist who has been
gathering geologic data on the Little
Rockies and vicinity during the
summer for four years, left for
Washington to compile his findings
into maps and descriptions, which
he says will bring startling dis
closures and put this vicinity into
a geological classic.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-10-21
CHEssHER oPERATEs NINE

IT. B. Chessher, an Important
figure in the early history of Pom
dera oil field. is now engaged in
mining in Lander county, Nevada,
near Battle Mountain His son,
Hubert B. Chessher. Jr., and Louis
vetsera have just completed a con-
tract for 200 feet of drifting, at the
independence mine. according to
the Mining Journal.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-10-21
DREDGE ABoUT READY

w. F. Scott, who is interested in
the Star Pointer Exploration COM
pany at Drummond, was a visitor
in Great Falls this week, reporting
that the company's gold dredge
west of Drummond is about ready
for operation. The plant has been
built at a cost of $750,O00, he
stated, and has gravel enough to
operate for several years.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-10-21
MIIHOLLANs WORKING

FLETCHER PASS-There are
several prospects in operation in
Fletcher Pass district. The ore is
chiefly gold, silver, lead and copper.
The Milhollans property is being
operated, shipping ore to East
Helena.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-10-21
SMALL AT BEARAIOUTH

Robert D. Small is assayer for
the Dandy Mining and Milling COM
pany at the Coleman mine at Bear
mouth, Montana, which is equipped
with a Acton mill He was for
merly mill operator at the Lone
Pine mine at Golden, Idaho.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-10-21
COMPETITION I'm GASOLINE
MARKET Is DEBATED BEFORE
GOVERNMENT INVESTIGATORS

oil executive and independent
monopoly committee the
in petroleum industry
OF
Of
competition
gaeoInes The La geoogst
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-10-21
STOP ORDER RAISED

A stop order on Callahan Zinc
Lead company has been raised by
the SEC upon filing of amend
ments, effective Oct. II.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-10-21
EMPLOY IDAHO NnILwRIGHT

Alex j. Mcdonnell is at the Boaz
mine at Norris, Montana, where
5O-ton cyanide plant designed by
w. l.. Zeigler of Wallace, Idaho, is
under construction. Mcdonnell,
a millwright, is of Osburn, Idaho.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-10-21
MISCELLANEOUS

20 ACRES we'll improved near Hamil-
ton Montana. acres Strawberries,
2 acres Raspberries. For further infor-
nation. write box 406. Helena. Mon
tana. lO-lz-y
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-10-21

1900 Gallon Gasoline Tank Sam Mark
man, Box $40, Great Falls 10-14-a
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N | NM

FOR a complete rock classification ana
mineral cumulative and qualitative an
alysis report, send 81 for each rock
sample to George Gibbons Hayes,
4452 Raleigh st., Denver 10-i1-S
FATHER AND SON working coloraao
Gold vein, want financial partner fo
help open rich ore shoot Have hoist.
compressor, etc. Address c, p. Daneh,
erty, Rollinsville, Colo. 1O-21-a
Evening star., 1939-08-24

Waitsv w. Cen
Muikirk. Nd.
5. J. Finneyfreek
Olney, Md.
Bell Motor Go.
Pearson. Nd.
J. r. Fisher B Sen
PssIssville. Nd.
Perth Motor Co.
Hsekville, Nd.
Knott's 6ovess
st. lnigsss. Nd.
huntes Bros.
Silver spring. Nd.
Mann Metess. Inc.
Silver spriAs, Nd.
NowliR Service Ststioa
Silver syrins. Nd.
Welsh Motor Co.
Silver spring, Nd.
1ekems Motor Co.
Taksas Park. lGl.
nhee. A, Midd1etoN
Wallsef. Nj.
Il. J. Brown Ps~siss, Inc.
1ssslyn. VI.
Evening star., 1939-08-24

Carmoek Service Stotion
Kensington. Nd.
Godfrey Service Stotion
Silver Spring. Md.
Gliekmons Service Station
Takoms Park. Md.
Bode's Super Service Stot;on
Route I. Alexandria. Va.
FountIeroy's Service Stotion
Alexandria, Va.
kiehardson's Service Stetion
Alexandra, Va.
Stones Service StotioN
Alexandria, Va.
Sullivon's Service Stotion
Arlington. Va.
W. 6. Orr,
Arlington. Va.
Rynsx Service Stetion
Arlington. Va.
Greenwood 6oraSs
Cherrydale, Va.
Meanings Service Stotion
Clarendon. Va.
lanSley 1sxeeo Ssvvies
Stotion
Lansiey, Va.
clorke's Service Station
4th q Florida Ave. NE.
loxeoSs Service Station
Hiverdale. ND.
sss'srm:..s Service ststis"
Evening star., 1939-08-24
bIeeks Sssvies Stetien
18th 4 W Sts. NW

BIeek's Service Stot;on
18th = W sts. NV.
6. {. Bowie
1918 L St. NV.
n. e. coffmen
Wise. Ave. 4 Que st. NV.
Peul Bros.
b22O Wisconsin Ave. NV.
Stevens Service Stetion
SSsf Geersia Ave. NV.
7. W. Hissins
101 Upshyr 81. NV.
Georgetown Service Stetion
327e n st. NV.
Jemssons Tsxaee Ssvviee
4e25 Conn. Ave. NV.
Johnny's Service Stotion
4Oth 3 n. 7. Ave. NV.
6liekmon's Service Statioo
S420 New Hanpshire Ave. NV.
Pisspont Service Stotion
4 l. . =. J. Aves. NV.
Z. {. Rvppsrt
6545 Gesrsis Ave. NV.
Cermaek Ssvvies Statien
1900 New Aanpshire Ave. NV.
SpoHees's Sssviee Stasion
SmellweeJ & Whitney
18th D 4 Dts. NE.
Hamm's Services Ststieo
l1SO Wisconsin Ave-. NV.
$emvsi {. Hubbssd
A31 0sergis Avs. NV.
W. n. Mstsiasly
Abell. lGl.
GinSslfs Motors
Dsfwyn. Nd.
Dswis Motor Go.
Bowie. Nd.
J. T.. bekev
Cabin yelsn, ND.
Wm. 1. csllowsy
Galloway. MA.
Dove Chevrolet Soles
Camp Springs, Nd.
kvens Service Stotion
Chevy Chase. Nd.
Guys Chevrolet SoIes
Csasats, Nd.
D. K. Miller
Clinton. Nd.
,. N. Woodfisld
Damascus, Nd.
A. e. GaFdines b Co.
Faulkner, Nd.
King Metes Co.
0altheFshars, Nd.
Huahesville GosoHe
aughesville, M.
{. B. Ale
AlexandTia, Va.
Edmeeds Mstess, Inc.
AEilnsten. VI.
Evening star., 1939-08-24


1440 P St. NV.
WorfieId Motor Co.
4525 Sherman Ave. NV.
Wosh. Petroleum Prod.
Stotion No. !
No. 1. End d Constitution NV.
1st 4 X sts. NV.
wisconsin Ave. 4 4 St. NV.
NORTHEAST
BrookIond Geress
1890 Michigan Ate. NE.
GULF DEALERS
10th 8 New Yesi Aye; NV.
9th tho, 4 z = 8 st.. NV.
18th 4 L SITS. NV.
18th 4 Kenyon NV.
Mt. Pleasant T. KENYON SIS. NV.
Mass. 4 N. J. Aves. NV.
9Th & New York Ave. NV.
Ga. Ave. T. Hamilton st. NV.
sth 4 : \: \. I: I: A. A,s.' NV IVY
9Th 4 Kennedy SITS. NV.
end 4 Mass. Ave. NE.
D''tssSe!s snS . 4 st.' Ss.' Ne. e Me-
HH'adsnseurs MT. Olivet st. NE.
N. C.nitcl 4 New York Ave. NE.
S0I5 Rhode Island Ave, NE.
10th 4 MichiSan Ave. NE.
Roy MeGee
12th d FrankIin NE,
Thomos {. SoIkeId
9Th = Marylsnd Ave. sw.
1888 Bsdensburg Rd. NE.
TEXAc0 DEALERS
Govdy's Service Stotiow
Berwyn, Nd.
Wilbsrssr's Service stetion
9Th : N. Y. Ave. NV.
Wrenn's Service Stotion
Wise. Ave. 4 Davenport St. NV.
Mormon Browns Service
Stasion
3131 Rhode Island Ave. NE.
Jones' Servies Stotion
1901 Bladensburs Rd. NE.
Jones' Service Stotion
N. Capitol b Pierce sts.
b. n. bowIy
Srd 4 D sts. s.w.
fuckers Service Station
9Th 3 Nd. Ave. s.W.
Maxxullo Motor Co., Inc.
1887 Coed Hone Rd. Sc.
bennins Service Sfotion
Benning. D. C.
Soneomb Service Stotion
9etbesds, Nd.
.Gvoomes' Auto Service
Brentwood, Md.
Arthur HePdins
Celesville. Nd.
Don Gsist
eth 3 n sts. NE.
TYDoL DEALERS
sauv's Super Sssvies statiea
SOO0 Rhode Island Ave. NE.
Dowman's Service Stotion
31o1 Niehels Ave. Sc.
DEALER:
BiIlkeimsr 8 PoImsr
Hyattsville. Md.
Carpenter MeNviIiiams
Motor Co.
Indian Head, ND.
Schroeder 3 Reese
Indian Head, Md.
Aeedpmy GoVegs
Laurel, Md.
J. /. Heden
Laurel Greve, Ma.
Bell Motor Co.
Lesnardtswn. Nd.
Form Supply Co.
LeensFdtown. Nd.
s. Fenwiek Motor Go.
Lesaardtown. Nd.
Midwey Gssoss
Meehanicsville. Nd.
Mitchell Motor CO.
L. Plata. Nd.
J. 1. lRSslis
1litehelvills, M1.
{. 6. Negus
IT. AainisT. Nd.
VIRGINIA DEALERS
Arlington Metsvs Co.. Inc.
DnnmAvn. Va
Evening star., 1939-08-24

Slln q C8IVeft SIS. NV,
1927 Adams Mill Road NV.
Wise. Ave. 3 Window 81. NV.
18th b N SITS. NV.
14th d Buchanan Sts. NV.
24th 4 NJ sts. NV.
22nd & Va. Ave. NV.
lIth 4 Rhode leland Ave. NV,
WaahinEten- Hoover AirDert
18th 4 Mass. Ave. NV.
nth: n. Y. & SITS. NV.
11th b SITS. NV.
9Th 4 M Sts. NV
18th 3 Church Sts. NV
Florida Ave. 4 " St. NV.
Seerfia Ave: 4 Lament St. NV
ontsris re = k.lerama Roads NV.
Connecticut Ave. a YIN. Il W
Wiseepsin Ave. / Que 81. NV
GeerEis Z Eastern Ayes. NV
"' CO.; q ave. Silver sorinE. Nd.
sos Gesr4is Ave-. NV
Cult Service Station
2iverdale. Nd.
Evening star., 1939-08-24

Frenk Smoll. Jr.
21B Pa. Ave. Sc.
Commons s Foster, Inc.
Gesl Hope RA. 3 D. C. Line. Nd.
9444 Renns. Ave. Sc.
5. {. Service Gorose
B14 9Th St. Sc.
Geo. B. Stevens
1857 Nichols Ave. Sc.
9Th 4 MARYLAND Ave. s.w.
11fh 3 Potomac Ave. Sc.
14th = Good Hope Rd. Sc.
Penns. = MINI. Aves. Sc.
Wede Dicks Service Stotion
$500 Penna. Ave. Sc.
S. Apperte
80 Fla. Ave NE.
Harris Gulf Service
Bladensburg Rd. l. Neal NE.
N. Purcell
Bladensburx Rd. & Mt. OIivet NE.
v. 7. Flood
14th q Coed Hope Rd. Sc.
CFobtVee Service Station
Alexandra, Va.
Martin's Service Stotion
Alexandria, Va.
AlwoFd Brothers
Bailey's Cross Roads
}. b. kessel
Z. I. 4 n. J. AYES. NV.
La gaceta., 1939-10-04

haria yer Eulalia a la jOven y
linda marquesita de Ramo Flo
rido, que su marido... ivamos,
habiala inventado aquella histo-
ria del hermanazgo para enga-
narla a su vez con Maria de las
Nieves!...
La infame sonri6 dentro del
coche, diciendose EN- VOC alta:
i Bueno, entire el Ito que he
movido en- ell palacio de Rio Yer
de y ell que estoy moviendo aho-
ra en- ell de Ramo Florido, va a
arder Madrid!. L.. Y la cartita de
Barcelona, la que he mandado a
Guzman, que tambi6n debe de
haber surtido su efecto... Las
TINA grande que Maria de las
Moves Sc me haya escapado !.....
LEGO a la Gran Peha.
Pero su sorpresa fue muy
La gaceta., 1939-10-04

cho dinero, y ell ganSo del mine
no de Bilbao Sc 10 daba POGO me-
nos que con cuentagotas!
iQue diferencia entire estos
nuevos ricoS, ronoSos, egoistas,
desconfiados y miserableS, y la
largueza Y la generoSidad de Pc
pc, de aquellos hombres a la an
tigua, que representation ell yer
dadero senorio! "..
En- fin; ella iba a intentar
yer al marques, para decirle que
guerra venderle unas cartas,
por las que 81 pagaria un teSoro
con mucho gusto.
Fran las cartas, la famosa
carta, sobre TODD, por la que Sc
probaba que Maria de las Me
YES no era su hermana.
Con aquella carta, 81 Pope no
Sc resignGbq a comprdrseIa, lie
La gaceta., 1939-10-04

quez.
Braulio (que, dicho sea de "a
so, va eStaba advertido por la
sonora marquesa para recibir al
iva y secamente a esta sonora,
81 volvia), la recibi6 como es de
supOner.
i Digame! mo estan los Sc.
horeS?
NO, sonora. GQue deseaba?
-Visitarles.
pies no estan.
Els que han salido de Ma.
drid?
En- efecto, 81, sonora.
-iAh!... En- este case. me
gustaria saber ad6nde Sc les
puede escribir, porque tendria
que comunicarles una noticia de-
interes...
BrauliO Sc defendi6 como I'm
La gaceta., 1939-10-04
ST ell tempo 10 pemite Sc abnta hoyel
clasico mundial entire Yankees y Rojos
Ell Cincinnati dependera de los lanzamientos de
Deringer.-El New York, favorito de 3 a |, Sc
lecciona a Ruffing para el iuego de hoy
(PoR ARTHUR OJEDA)

Ell Comisionado X. NJ. Ian
dis, que siempre tiene la voz fl
nal en- 10 relacionadc IN ell base
ball, dijo anoclie en- la Union
annual, en- New York, que ell item
pc no parecia muy favorable y
que el dudaba 81 ell primer jue-
go de la Serie Mundial podria
ser jugado hoy.
Ha estado lloviendo en- New
York desde ell sabado. Ell "jrez
supreme" tendra que esperar
hasta hoy para hacer su deci-
sion final, dependiendo este del
TEMPO, a esa bora, y de las con-
diciones del terreno.
Probablemente, 81 ell tempo
10 permite, hoy comenzara la
Serie Mundial entire los Yam
KEGS y los Rojos de Cincinnati,
en- Yankee Stadium, a la 80
p. m. (E.S.T.).
Las baterias, finalmente anun-
ciadas, estaran a cargo de COS
de los mejores lanzadores del
momento: RED" Ruffing, por
la Liga Americana, y Paul Derr
niger, por los Nacionales.
81 la lluvia deja efectuar Ell
desafio de esta tarde, mas de
$4,000 personals invadiran ell te-
reno de los campeones del mum
do por tres amos conservatives,
para presenciar la lucha. Ell Sc
gundo juego sc efectuara maiia
ma Y despues la escena Sc trasla-
dara a Cincinnati. Ali Sc ju-
CARA ell tercerO, cuartO y 81 es
necesario ell quinto.
Con Ell brazo de Ruffing conf
pletamente curado y Lefty Co
mez reportando que sus m6scu
los estan en- perfectas condicio-
mes, la lista de los Yankees Sc
halla completamente limpia. La
1nica falta de los ROjos sera
Wally Berger, lesionado en- unO
de los dedos de los pies. Lee
Gamble probablemente ocupard
Su posici6n, aunque ell veteranC
AL Simmons, famoso "slugger'
La gaceta., 1939-10-04
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de mas circulation en- Tampa
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FUE HUNDIDO Ell L
ENT" POR Ell ACORAZA-
DO DE BOLSILLO "ADMI-
RAJ SCHEER"

Bahia, Brasil, oct. 4.-Conde-
NADIA la p~irateria en- alta mar,
la t~ripulaci6n del vapor Glenn
ent informa que su barco fue
hundido por ell acorazado ale
man de bolsillo Admiral Scheer
en- un lugar a 1926 millas de es-
te puerto. Recogi6 a los mari
nos del vapor hundido, ell barco
brasilero ltatinga, quien los en-
treg6 al consul britanico. Ell Gle
ment Sc hallaba en- canine de la
America del Sur, procedente de
New York, y un aeroplano de-
acorazado 10 vic, nformando nj
Comandante del buque nazi.
La gaceta., 1939-10-04
heroe de la pegajosa inoportu-

heroe de la pegajosa inoportu-
ma:
En- csc case, puede la seno-
ra escribir 0 dirigirse a las ofici
mas de la casa, en- la Gale de Sa-
gaSta, veintidos moderno.
-Pero, usted... lno sabe don
de estan los sehores?...
No, sonora, no.
Eulalia de las Torres COM
prendi6.
Era indtil insistir.
Entonces Sc despidi6 del por-
tero, dando 6rdenes al chauf-
feur de que la bajase a la Caste
llama. .
Nal habia de ir las cosas pa
ra que Maria de la Cruz, la an
tlgua Golfala, con su caracter
simple y bondadoso, no la hicie
ra saber algo de interes acerca
La gaceta., 1939-10-04
IA GACETK

de los Atleticos de 1880, puede
Sc rusado en- -su lugar.
Ning1n otro cambio parece
probable. Bill McKechnie selec-
cionara para Ell tercer juego,
despues cue Derringer y Brcky
Walters hayan completado sus
la53res primeras, a Junior
Thompson, que gan6 l3 juegos
y perdi6 cinco durante la tenn
porada.
Por los Yankees, Joe McCar-
thy piensa seguir a Ruffing
con Monte Pearson, Ell lanzador
derecho, estilista de las curvas,
y Ell veterano Bump Hadley pa
ia darle a Gomez TODD ell ITEM
pc n%ecesario. Vernon quizas no
sea usado hasta ell cuarto desa-
fla.