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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1939-12-21

Bill johnson visited at the C. M.
Magnuson home Sunday evening.
Louis Sogge was a caller at the
Emil Quistorff home Thursday.
Melford Vangstad has been busy
helping Herman Hultgren get wood
up for the past two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rees and
family, Louis Rees and daughter,
Anna, Herman Kcrff and Mr.. and
Mrs. Melvin Hanson were callers ut
the George Sukke home Tuesday
afternoon.
AL Larson was a caller at the
Emil Quistorff home Thursday.
Bill Herlicke was a caller at tho
Fred Engle home Monday evening.
Herman Hultgren was a business
caller at the John Hector home
Wednesday,.
Orville Quistorff was an over
night guest at the C. M. Magnuson
home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Olson and
son, Tony, were among those who
attended the party given for Mr..
and Mrs. Albin Larson Thursday
evening.
Miss Beverly Ireland was an
overnight guest at the Emil Quist-
orff home Wednesday.
Arnold, Orville and John Quis-
tcrff visited Saturday forenoon
and were dinner guests at the Pete
Anderson home.
Charles and Orville Magnuson
and Beverly Ireland were visitors
at the Emil Quistorff home Thurs
day evening.
Arnold Quistorff helped Orville
Magnuson saw wood Saturday.
The sale at Fred Engle's was
fairly well attended.
Butch Forest and Bill Herlicke
visited with Orvile Magnuson Sun
day.
Jesse Weir was a caller at the
Emil Quistorff home Tuesday.
j Fred Engle was business caller
at the Pete Anderson home Monda'.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sukke and
family visited at the Melvin Hanson
home Thurlay evening.
Anton Olson visited with Emil
Quistorff Friday afternoon.
Melvin Hanson, Henry Rees,
George Anderson and Melford Van
gstad helped Herman Hultgren saw
wood Thursday.
Anton Olson was a caller with
Mrs. Mack at Long Prairie Thurs
day.
Arnold Quistorff visited with his
uncle, Alvin QuIstorff, Wednesday
evening.
Alvin Quistorff helped Pete And
erson saw wood Wednesday.
Orville and John Quistorff were
callers at the c. M. Magnuscn home
Sunday.
Severine Adrian was a caller at
the Alvin Quistorff home one day
this week.
Leroy and Norman Sukke visited
with Orville and John Quistorff
Saturday.
Bill Herlicke helped Alvin Outs
torff haul hay Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Massmann
and family, of Osakis, Albert Outs
torff, and Beverly and Richard
ireland visited at the Emil Quis-
torff home Sunday.
Miss Phyliss Neal, Of Sank
Centre. was a supper guest at the
C. M. Magnuson home Sunday.
Mr. Crane, of Sank Centre, was
a caller at the Otto Belize home
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Belize and
family and Mrs. Ferdinand Belize
visited at the Emil Quistorff home
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Quistorff and
daughter, lone, visited at the Otto
Belize home Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Weir were
callers at the Otto Belize home
Sunday.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1939-12-21
Padua

Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Essler were
supper guests at Christ Welle's at
New Munich Tuesday.
Ed MANI called at Mike Essler's
Tuesday forenoon.
Mrs. Louis Bromenshenkel spent
Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Win
Doubrava.
John Radermacher called at the
Mike Essler home Wednesday eve
ming,
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1939-12-21
Petermeier's Friday after

John Petermeier's Friday after
school.
John Bieringer was Friday af-
ternoon business caller on the
Schloegle boys.
Joe Schlogle and Joe Lindeman
were Sunday evening visitors with
Carl Bieringers.
Bill Schloegle and sons, Tony
and Norbert, and daughter, Mary,
were callers at Anton Bieringer's
home Monday forenoon.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1939-12-21
West Union

Lydia Hinnenkamp, Of Sank Cen
tire, spent Saturday and Sunday
at the Louis Macy home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Kane, of Sank
Centre, were guests at Mrs. Anna
Schlicht's on Sunday.
Miss Nellie Wakefield, of Min
neapolis, is spending the holiday
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1939-12-21

w IHEN an air-minded m0tOrist
wv feels Tydol Flying A perform
that's all there is to the story.
And once you feel this understanding
motor fuel zoom up steep grade,
wing along a highway, or leap ahead
at the touch of toe :. you'll agree,
too, "Here's the winter gasoline that
tells its own story best!" And the price
of Tydol Flying A is pleasant post
script, too! P S. 'sregular gas price,
. PRODUCT or TIDE WATER ASSOCIATED OIL comPAN
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1939-12-21
ALady Of the Sky gets down TO Earth on Gasoline!

AcEAlR HOSTESS, Katherine Wilson Miss American
Aviation 1880: "The quick response of Tydoi
Flying A gets me places in my car on time
-. every time"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-03-04

Dealer North. East-We3t vul-
neNGble
With his very welcome holding
North bid liz cart here and South
responded with CHS. After West
called 2 Diamonds Nort.3 YVES ready
for business. knowing that there
was a club tit regardless Of whether
there was one IN hearts or not. He
showed this with the powerful call
of the opponents suit. 3-Diamonds
South thcreupon showed his heart
fit at 3-Hearts. then North his club
fit at 4-Clubs. whereupon South bid
4-Hearts to let his partner know he
had really substantial tit.
Copyright 1882 by KIM
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-03-04
TOO GOOD A MATCH

SUPPORT OF YOUR trump suit
by your partner is always desirable
And If you happen to have two suits
OF considerable length, it also is fine
to find him wit. valuable filters in
the side suit. But when the suits are
not overly long. II is generally best
to have your side suit and his side
suit non-tittin3, as that affords a
chance to discard your losers on his
suit or his on yours. If side suits Of
moderate length happen to fit eX-
act!y, you cant discard any of the
losers in the other suits. You have
to- good a match then.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-03-04

COPYRIGHT the RESERVED
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-03-04
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
By Shepard Barclay
1.-THE Authority on Authorities"
'The Authority on Authorities"

BY now North should have been
warned that there was very slight
likelihood he would find a place to
get rid Of his spade losers. He went
on unhecding, however, and hoped
to 6-Hearts. He lost two spade
tricks and one diamond trick, be-
ing down two. Had his partners side
suit been spades. there might have
been a better chance to get rid Of
some losers.
A bit of study will show that
clubs would have been a better con-
tract than hearts by one trick, as
with that suit as trump. a spade
loser could have been thrown on the
heart suit. 1t is the old principle
that a suit evenly divided between
the two hands makes a better trump
because the unbalanced side one will
furnish one or more discards.
La gaceta., 1939-07-25
Los Reds con una ventaja
de nueve juegos

Todos esos infortunios no
han podido hacer gran mella
en- los Reds y ellos abren ma
mana una larga estancia en- su
home, con una ventaja de
nueve desafios.
Nos parece razonable decir.
aunque en- baseball no Sc pue-
de dar NADIA por SECURE, que
la pr6xima serie mundial Sc
ha de jugar en- Cincinnati y
New York.
va que ambos teams" su
pieron pasar del periodic de Ia
mala suerte, sin c%onsecuen-
cias, habra que esperar un po-
co mas para verlos frente a
frente en- ell clasico mundial.
Los Reds tuvieron un gran
slump en- JUNO, cuando los CT
gantes los vencieron por tres
consecutivas veces, en- Cincin-
natl, v rebajaron la v~entaja a
tres y medios juegos.
Los Yankees perdieron Gin
co juegos conservatives con las
Medals Rojas del Boston, en-
Yankee Stadium; mas sale.
ron de su slump" y ganaron
nueve de los dOce desafios &C.
lebrados en- ell oeste, aumen-
tando la ventaja desde cinco
y medic a siete y medios jue-
gos.
Durante su invasion del es-
tie los Rojos estaban sin los ser
vicio de Goodman, Lombardi
y Graft, pero supieron escapar
porque tenian hombres en- e.
banco capacitados para susti-
tuirlos. Lo mismo es la verdad
con los Yankees, que Sc vie.
ron obligados a r~eemplazar a
Gehrig y Di Maggie.
La gaceta., 1939-07-25

Y 81 nos detenemos en- ana
liar 10 sucedido a los Reds en-
su tercer viaje al este, con un
substitute en- ell outfield, Lee
Gamble, y Johnny Wander
Nicer wild sin efectividad y
habiendo ganado solamente
cuatro juegos; Paul Derringer
con la preocupaci6n. mental de
una demanda de $4,000, e
Ival Goodman, uno de los HON
bres llaves del ataque de los
Rojos fuera del juego, con un
hombro dislocado, l6gico es
pensar que los Rojos conquis-
taran la bandera de la Liga
Nacional.
La gaceta., 1939-07-25
La discussion de TN fanatico con el tampeho
Lopez lie cucsta 81 no poder ver en- 81 rcsto de la
temporada a los muchachos del Boston
(PoR ARTHUR oJEDA)

Brabant continGa: ANTE
que 70 pensara saltar Y empc-
cara a caminar hacia Lopez
fue buena suerte de que no lie
"conectara", pues fui boxea-
dor semiprofesional y podia
haberlO matado. 70 he estadC
detras del plate jugando semi
professional por espacio de Is
amos Y no estoy de acuerdo
cuando veo algo como 10 suce
dido; pero tan pronto 70 lie.
que al terreno ell team compile
to de las Abejas vino Y nos Sc.
par6, volviendo 20 a los stands
Arestado despues del desafio
Ell desafio termin6 Y la poll.
cfa me arrest6, teniendo qne
pasar ell dia en- las Cortes. So
lucionado ell problema me cas-
tigaron con no permitirme yer
ning1n otro juego del Boston
en- 10 que res.a de temporada.
va que soy un fanatico de la
Abejas.
10 1nico que puedo hacer
ahora es quedare en- casa Y ju
gar al soft-ball; pero aun afr
mo que cualquiera hubiera a
ceptado la bola que Lopez de
j6 caer."
La gaceta., 1939-07-25
(Viene de la Ia. pdg.)

natural es la de confiar en- el We
elmo hasta que este demuestre
que no es digno de confianza.
Cuando un hombre ha disfru-
tado de felicidad toda So vida,
por 10 general no es despechado
nj carece de amabilidad. La tole
rancia, la confianza, la pacien-
cia y ell buen humor son las vir-
tudes nacionales de ustedes. Ell
complejo de inferioridad es Ell
que hace que las nacion3 e2n
%crueles. Ell ingles solo aspira a
que lie dejen solo: lie gusta cui-
dar su jardin y sacar su perro
a pasear, y lie satisfarfa dejar
que los extranjeros desenvoly.e-
sen sus vidas pueriles y gSticu-
.lants a una distancia convenien-
te.
Aunque hemos descrito al in
giles como Ell idealista, debemos
reconocer en- 81 la presencia de
un realistic, tambien. Sea como
fuere, los ingleses son hombres,
y a wees desean la mujer de-
pr6jimo, quieren comprar en- los
mercedes mas baratos y vender
La gaceta., 1939-07-25
DEPORTE
LA LIGA I~NTERSOC1AL Sc
REUNIRA EL VIERNES

En- la presente semana la LII
ga Intersocial Sc reunlra 81
viernes, en- ell Centre Asturiano'
en- lugar del martes.
Sc informara en- esa session de
nombramiento de Charlie Allen
para arbitro de la Liga y Sc es-
cogera tambien un arbitro sus-
titoto.
Entire los ~fanticos ha proda-
cido honra algeria ell nombre-
miento de Allen, instructor de
muchos de los j6venes peloteros
latinos de esta ciudad.
Ell viernes cada club debera
p~resentar su lista de jugadores,
sometida a los acuerdos existen
ties.
lCada novena procurara refor
zarse con los mejores elemen-
tos disponibles.
La gaceta., 1939-07-25
Ell TECHO EN- LA GLORlE
TIA DE CUSCADEN

Algunas de las Columns de
hero que sustentaran ell nlevo
techo de la glorieta del parque
de Cuscaden, Sc colocaron aver.
Hoy Sc continuara trabajando.
Luego de que las Columns
sean puestas y sc terrline la
armaz6n, lie llegara su turno a
las planchas del techo, manda-
das a hacer fuera de Tampa.
Ell techo no alcanza a los dos
extremes de la Glorieta, pero IA
"FCiudad" Sc propone acomodar,
en- 10 possible, a todos los fana-
ticos.
La gaceta., 1939-07-25

bien conocidas a traves de la ma
ci6n. En- 81 juegos celebrates
en- esta temporada, sOlamenUe
han sido derrotadas en- uno.
Recientemente Ell team de TIE
xas jug6 una serie de dos jue-
gos, por invitaci6n en- la Ma
olson Square Garden, contra un
team de estrellas de New York.
Elias ganaron dos desafios.
Lottie Jackson y Edith pee
Wee) New son las dos mejores
pitchers del team, habiendo
alcanzado la primera nueve des
altos conservatives, sin d~errota,
y la New once, de doce.
Otra gran jugadora es la
"jonrronera" Fran Williams,
)que ha disparado siete en- los I'll
limos catorce desafios celebra-
dos.
La gaceta., 1939-07-25
NOTA DE PESAME

Higinio Alfonso, un conoci-
do y respectable ciudadano, ia,
lleci6 hoy, a la edad de 81 a.
nos, en- ell sanatorio del Centre
Espahol. Una cruel enferme.
dad lie arrebat6 la vida.
LIE sobreyiven su viuda, Sra
Brigida Alonsp; dos hijos, NJ
nuel Y Pascual; dos hijas,, Sc.
horas Rosa PrOvenzano y Ca
simira Lepo, y un hermano re-
sidente en- New York.
Reciban sus familiares to.
dos nuestro ~testimonio de con.
dolencia,
La gaceta., 1939-07-25

I'm expolicia b%ostoniano,
Ferdinand G.. Brabant, salt6
desde ell grandstand para dis.
cutir con ell catcher de las Abe
jas del Boston, Alfonso Lopez
y ell juez lie prohibi6 yer los
futuros juegos de la actual
temporada en- la Liga Nacio-
nal.
Ell policia dijo: "Yo les dire
como sucedi6 TODD Y ustedes
veran Que yo no soy culpable
Estaba viendo ell primer jueg
del ano Y me encontraba sen
tado en- ell grandstand cerca
del home-plate. Siempre me
siento ALI porque yo era ur
catcher semi-profesional y me
gusta yer a los otros trabaJal
en- la posici6n."
Llamo a Lopez un punk"
"Bueno, en- ell septimo hubt
un foul" facil, detras de
home. Lopez di6 vueltas alre
dedor y por fin 10 dej6 caer
gritandole 20: Lopez, eres un
gran 'buche'."
Lopez miro al stand, Sc qui-
to la Garcia y canine hacia
Brabant, diciendole:
"Sale de ahf Y dimelo."
La gaceta., 1939-07-25
Los "Rojos" del Cincinnati y los New York
Yankees armenian sus v~entajas en- 81 canine
hacia la "championabilidad" de ambas igas
(Por Arthur Ojeda)

A pesar de los inconvenien-
ties sufridos por los "lideres'
de las dos Ligas, aun Sc man
tienen en- la vanguardia, des-
pues de pasada la quinta-octa.
va parte de la carrera hacia
ell pennat.
En- vez de descaer las dos
grandes novenas aumentaron
su ventaja en- los Wales que a
caban de finalizar.
81 nos paramos a detaller y
fijarnos que en- Mario los Yam
KEGS perdieron a Joe Di Mag
gio por 80 dias y que Lou Geh
rig termin6 su carrera despues
de participant solamente en- o.
cho juegos, y que Red Ruffing
tuvo ell brazo con dolores que
no 10 dejaron lamar curva:
por espacio de varias sema-
mas, no parpadeamos en- pro-
nosticar que los neoyorquinos
ganaran su cuarto campeona-
to constructive.
Los Yankees volveran a su
patio manana, con una venta-
ia de siete juegos y medic y
para abrir una larga estancia
en- la Metr6poli.
La gaceta., 1939-07-25
RADIO

WDAE-f22O Chs Features
5:45 Judith Arlen songs
600 Baseball Scores
6:15 Jim Fidler, Hollywood
800 We The People
$50 Bob Crosby orchestra
900 Hal Kemp orchestra
$50 Kaltenborn Edits the
News
10 100 Shep Fields orchestra
IL 100 Ben Bernie orchestra
WFLA-62O NBC Features
500 Fred Warning orchestra
6:15 Baseball Scores
AS Ray Kinney orchestra
100 Johnny Presents
800 Artie Shaw orchestra
300 Mr.. District Attorney
10 100 Press News
10 80 Richard Himber orch.
IL 100 Jan Savitt orchestra
IL 80 Johnny MeSsner orch.
La gaceta., 1939-07-25

en- los mas productivos. IC6mo
pueden los ingleseS c~onciliar es-
tas necesidades de la naturale-
"a humana y de la vida politica
con las reglas de su paraiso?
La transigencia constituye IL
ma sorpresa para ell frances in
telectual; pero para Ell inglas
constituye ell canine de la ga
nancia y de la justicia. Por e.
jemplo, en- la question de las deu
das a los Estados Unidos, los
ffanceses estan divid' los. Los
hay que dicen: "Debemos pa
gar, y hay otros que asegu-
ran: "No podemos pagan y la
culpa la tienen los Estados o.
nidos". Inglaterra, por. otra par
te, dice: "Paguemos ell diez por
c:ento". Pero, 5porque ell diez
por ciento? No hay raz6n algu-
ma para clio, excepto la de que
clio complace a los norteamerl-
canos sin ser demasiado costo-
so.
Ing~laterra forma una pareja
matrimonial. La esposa es la y
pini6n pGblica: amable, piado-
sa, estricta en- cuestiones mora
les, sentimental. Ell marido esta
representado por ell Ministerio
de Negocios Extranjeros, Ell de
la Guerra, ell del AlmirantazgO,
y la Junta de Concrete. Ese ma
rido es un hombre de negocio3,
a veces generosO, pero conven
edo de que los negocios son ne
gocios son negocios, y nunca dis
puesto a atender a cuestiones de
sentimiento. Actua porque su
instinto de negociante 10 impe-
lie a clio. Por 10 general es Ia
esposa la que responde, pero 81
hay que decidir cuestiones i'm
portantes, eS ell marido ell que a.
parece. Y entonces es que empie
zan los erroreS de interpreta-
ci6n. Las gentes a las que no les
gusta Inglaterra dicen: q @
les dijimos?' Como que por es-
pacio de veinte amos me ha gus
tado Inglaterra, Sc que tanto el
marido como la mujer son sin
.csros Y Sc lleyan extremadamen
tie bien. Ell marido nunca Sc sien
te feliz 81 10 que el hace no 10
aprueba su mujer, perque Ell ga
b:nete BRITANNICA tiene que estar
respaldado por la opinion pG-
blica britannica.
La gaceta., 1939-07-25
Dos desafios Sc efectuaran hoy en- Cuscaden
Tribune contra BoiIermakers y Harry Cookies
frente al Clearwater

do, lanzara por los Boilermak-
ers y George cCorquodale por
los "periodistas" del Tribune.
En- este desafio Sc decidira 81
vencedor de la primera serie de
la Liga Municipal.
Una pequena entrada Sc CO.
brara para ayudar a costear los
gastos hechos durante la tempo
rada y ell mandar a las dos me-
jores novenas del distrito al tor
neo de San Petersburg.
La gaceta., 1939-07-25
(Por Arthur Ojeda)

Las muchachas de la compa-
MIA 1.-THE American National
Insurance CO., de Galveston, y
ell team de Harry's Cookies Sc
enfrentaran ell viernes por la
noche, en- Plant Field.
Las muchachas de AMIGO son
La gaceta., 1939-07-25

Hoy Sc efectuaran dos desa-
fios de merito e Importance en-
Ell parque de Cuscaden.
Ell primero, entire la novena
del Tribune y la de los Bolam-
kers, Sc empezara a jugar a las
As Y ell segundo, entire las mu-
chachas del Harry's Cookies y
las de Clearwater, tendra prin-
cipio a las 8 p. m.
Ralph Newman, un ~sensacio-
nal pitcher importado de Orlan
La gaceta., 1939-07-25
UNA NUEVA INVEST1GA
CION DEL N DE LA
FLORIDA

Washington, julio 25.-El
Comite de Canales interocea.
nicos de la Camara nombr6
aver un subcomite para inves-
tigar de nuevo ell canal a ira
YES de la Flirida.
A solicitud del senador Pep
per hizo la designation ell pre-.
sldente de csc Comite, senador
CLARK.
La gaceta., 1939-07-25

LAS MUCHACHA DEL
TEAM DE AMIGO JUGA-
RAN EN- A FIELD
Ell VIERNES CONTRA
LAS DE HARRY'S COOK
les
La gaceta., 1939-07-25
LA FIEBRE O~NDULANFE
EN- MIAMI

Las noticias recibidas de
Miami indican que EN- esa ciu'
dad Sc han descubierto cerca
de mil casos de fiebre ondular
to-.
Sc ha ordenado por las au.
toridades sanitarias una com.
pleta pasteurizaci6n de la lie
che.
La gaceta., 1939-07-25
INVESTIGATION DEL ASE.
SINATO DE HASKEW

Fort Myers julio 25.-Inici6
aver ell gran jurado la investi-
gaci6n delasesinato del tenedor
de libros Earl Haskew, delito
por una bella y fuerte
joven de &c amos, Thelma Rice.
La muchacha sostiene que
mat6 al hombre creyendo que
este intentaba ahogarla.
La gaceta., 1939-07-25
A VISO

Sc pone en- conocimiento de los senores So
clos del Centre Espanol n1e la plaza de Secre-
tario de esta Sociedad esta ~vacante.
TODD ell que Sc crea capacitado para des-
empenar este puesto puede p~resentar su solicit
tud en- la Secretarfa de Ybor, de 6 p. m. a 9
p. M, hasta ell Microbes dia 26, a las 8 p. M,
bora en- que Sc dara por terminado dicho con-
curse.
FL Secretario,
F.. Souto.
La gaceta., 1939-07-25

Declare ante ell gran jurado
Hubert Mcclellan, de Tampa,
que pas6 con ella dos dias y "a
aconsej6 Sc presentara a la po-
licia.
La gaceta., 1939-07-25

ESOS INGLESES LOCOS..
Evening star., 1939-01-12
North RandIe Group
Renews Request
For School
Citizens Association
To Consider Sponsoring
Boy Scout Troop

Renewing an old request, the
North Randle Community Citizens
Association last night asked for
new eight-room school in the vicin-
ity of Minnesota avenue and E
street Sc, to take the place of the
present North Randle Portable
School.
Thomas c. Bethel, association
delegate to the Federation of Citi-
zens Associations and author of the
resolution, suggested the District
swap tract deemed unsuitable for
the school for a site reported to be
owned by the Federal Government
at Anacostia road and E street Sc.
In case the swap cannot be ar
ranged, the association will seek an
appropriation for site.
Growth Cited.
Almost 200 new homes are now
being built in the community and
the Alley Dwelling Authority re-
Gently has announced plans to de-
velop 56 acres nearby as a loW-cost
housing project. AS a result new
pupils will be thrown into the
schools, which are now running at
or near capacity. and force con-
struction of new school, the asso-
citation pointed out
Extension of the school bus line
to include the Orr Elementary
School as well as the Randle High
lands School was proposed in reso-
luton by Mrs. M. B. Fink. Members
reported there are 20 children. in
Guiding II of kindergarten age who
would attend the Orr School if the
bus service were made available.
Scout Troop Proposed.
The first step toward starting a
Boy Scout troop in the section was
made by Paul Crider when he sug-
gested the association consider spon-
soring one. Scout officials will be
invited to attend the next meeting
to outline the steps necessary for
organization.
Mr.. Bethel called for installation
Of sidewalks on E street. He charged
that, although petition signed by
all OF the property owners. on the
street had been presented to District
officials two years ago and the side
walk projects had been approved.
work has not been started.
Harry w. F. Glemser, vice presi-
dent. asked for paving of Thirty
second street north of Randle Circle
Sc. at the same time Minnesota
avenue is paved.
Evening star., 1939-01-12
Improved Sugar
| Data Hailed at
World PorIey
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
LONDON, Jan. 12.--The Interna-
tional Sugar Council-65 delegates
from 81 countries-met today to
study the sweet disposition of the
world.
In the course of the convention,
which will operate behind locked
doors for about a week, reports will
be heard on the sugar production
and requirements of all nations and
estimates will be made of the prob
able consumption during the next
year.
Then export quotas will be as
signed to such nations as produce
more sugar than they consume.
Delegates said the position of the
sugar market had greatly improved
since July, when the council last
met, due to poor European beet
crops, a reduced yield from India,
an unexpected demand by China and
heavy purchases by Great Britain
and other governments for storage
purposes in event of war.