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La gaceta., 1939-11-21

AQu@la misma manana, a las
miSmas horaS que ISidoro, Pc
dro de Ndnez, arreglado Su e.
Quipaje tambien y con ell pasaje
para Oriente en- 81 bolsillo, Sc
paSeaba deSencantado, por las
GALES de Ia ciudad condal.
FL AGAR, o no supiera que
obscure deSeo de 81 voluntad Y
de tOdas las fuerzaS de su vida
de verse lejos otra vez de Espa-
Ma, donde tanto habia sufrido,
le llev6 al puerto, y Sc queda-
ba miranda los grandeS trasat-
lanticos con el miSmo rencor Y
el mismo sentimiento de recha-
20 con que ahora 10 contempla-
ba TODD.
All, su yiaje a Espana, la Sor
press 8 Ia santa mVjer, los be-
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VICTORIA DE AL WILLIAMS

Sarasota, Nov. 81. Con un
peso de 1T libras, AL Williams,
de Miami, puso a dormir anoche
a Joe. Herring, de Meridian,
Miss, que pesaba 1911.
Herring cay6 dos wees a Ia
Iona, en- Ell segndo asalto, y tom6
IA cuenta completa pcco antes de
que sonara la campana para ell
tercero.
Jackie Murray, de Bellaire, O.,
venci6 facilmente a Paul Mar
tin, de San Paul, Minnesota, en-
el octave. Ricardo Hernandez,
con 1913 libras, hiEo tablas con
Roger GosS, de 140.
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Con el bate, la Mascota y los Espejuelos


brio el octave inning con vi
"macanazo" de cuatro esquinaS
por encima de la cerca del jar.
din izquierdo...
Con ell empate sac6 de nuevc
Ia nariz Ell "loco' y empez6 a ar
mar una.... que parecian 200 "es
candaleras' a la vez.
Casares retro a Salemi. Ca
sares no consigi6 dominar la pc
lota hGmeda... y Sc produjo Ia
catastrofe.
Algunos esperaba nque MA
chito' Jerez, con la humedad,
psrdiera tambien ell control, en-
81 noveno, pero Antonio Jime-
nez, amigo suyo, hizo saber que
no habia peligro.
-Machito esta hecho a prue-
ba de "mojaduras".
Cuando las cosas Sc presen-
tan "mojadas", el coge mayores
brios y sc creee.
Bajo al aqua, que Gaia como
81 estuviera cargada de "pulmo-
Mas, Sc termin6 Ell partido y
los nerves Sc aquietaron.
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De la guerra de nervios' de
Europa me rio 70, comparable
con la guerra de nervios" de
pasado domingo, en- Ell parque
de Crscaden.
Abrieron los Cubanos con
tres carreras y los muchachos
SO desataron en- gritos, ovacio-
mes y TODD 10 demas.
Fueron al bate los Garibaldi-
nos, en- el tercero, y devolvieron
las tres carreras, con ell cons,-
guiente "trepidar de nervios' y
sonar de cencerros.
Mas tarde empataron de nue.
V, a cinco carreras, y era cues
t on de yer a las muchachas y
caballeros expresar sus senti-
mientos. Los cubanos "soltaron
e. loco y los otros, EN- silencio,
aguantaron la "tormenta".
Pero despues hicieroi. los Ga
r~ibaldinos tres carreras y era de
Yer las "caras largas' en- la glo-
rieta, en- aquella parte que POGO
antas sc desganitaba de salts
flcci6n.
En- este lego la lluvia e hizo
{ lianza con los Cubanos. Y ALI
fl6 el "arder" con las dos carre-
l as que dejaron solo una dife-
rencia a favor de los Garibaldi-
Habia subido mucho la espe-
Ianza Guiana cuando Canita a.
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DEPORTES
BILLY CONN DESEA PA
SAR A LA CATEGORIA
DEL PESO COMPLETE

New York, Nov. 21.-Luego
de poner en- su cuenta de banco
$14, 900, producto de su comba-
te con Gus Lesnevitch, Ell cam
pe6n de las l75 lbs. Billy Conn,
expreS6 Ell deseo de ~sosbener PEI
leas con gladiadores del peso
complete.
mo Veo para mi combates IL
crativos en- Ia division a q. per-
tenezco'-dice Billy.
"Derrote va a Lesnevitch Y
EN- el pasado obtuve dos victo-
rias sobre Fred Apostoli, uns
por cuenta de Krieger, una
a cargo de Young Corbett III y
dos Sobre Melio Bettina. He
barrido ell peso medic y el peso
complete ligero Y no me queda
otro recurso cue enfrontarme
con gladiadores de mayor peso.
Mike Conn oy6 estas palabras
de labios de Conn y su director
Johnny Ray y les ofreci6 estu-
diar ell problema.
Aparentemente Jacobs desea
un match entire Conn y Bob Pas
tor, para ell mes de enero, en- Ia
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Kid Williams aumento SUI peso
para la pelea del yiemes
Miller deseaSuna victoria sobre ell
joven de Savannah

Entusiasticamente Sc prepa-
ran para la pelea del vierneS
por la .noche, a diez asaltos, Kid
Williams, ell castro" de Savan.
nah, Ga, y Baby Miller, exrey
de p1giles en- West Tampa.
Williams, que arment6 de pa
so en- los Gltimos dias, declar6
aver, muy en- serio, que Sc SEN
tia mucho mas fuerte que la 40
che de su pelea cor Chino Al
vareZ.
"Tsngo ell prop6sito de acos-
tar a Miller, dijo el Kid, y reti-
rarlo en- definitiva de los cuadri
lateros de Tampa. Aunque el a.
firma haber fortalecido su man
dibula, yo Sc que csc es su lugar
debil y actuare en- consecuencia.
Con un par de punetazos que lie
pegue, el Sc derrumbara sobre
ell tablado.
Williams Sc ejercita con el We
terano Tony Dominguez, Chino
Gispert y otros, y tiene ell pro-
psito, 81 la victoria lie sonrie, de
quedarse en- Tampa.
Baby Miller, dirigido por ell
corajrdo Santana, Sc practica
como Dios manda."
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tevideo v Buenos Aires.

tevideo Y Buenos Aires.
Que traSatlantico ?-pre-
gunt6 ell ingeniero.
-iAquell...-contest6 uno de
los mozoS. extendiendo el brazo
hacia adelante.
Pedro retrocedi6 hacia el edi-
ficio de la eStaei6n martina. Y
pudo daSe cuenta entonces de
que 10 que 81 crey6 al principle
Ia banda de babor larguisima de
este buque frances colossal en-
que e Sc machaba, no era sino
otro buque que tambi6n iba a
partir.
De todoS MOODS, los alrededo-
res del MarSeille Sc veian tam
bi6n rodeadOs de genteS Y bar
quillas, de mozos y factories de
los hotae, de INTERPRETERS. y
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VICTORIA DE YUCATAN
KID

Miami, Nov. 21.-El meiica-
no Yucatan Kid, aspirante a la
corona del peso weller, derrot6
aver por puntos, en- diez aSaltos,
a Pedro Galiano, de N. York. Yu
catan tom6 la ofensiva desde el
primer asalto y la mantuvo has
ia Ell final.
PeSaba ell vencedor 141 libraS
y ell derrotado 1873,
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FL zurdito promote que no re.
currira a golpes baios Y asegura
que la victoria sera suya.
Vines ell domingo a Miller, E.
legantemente vestido, caminan-
Go por las Gales de Ybor.
No estaba Santana a la vista
cuando vimos a Miller; pero sa-
Demos que Willie esta preparan-
dolo como el acostumbra a "acon
dicionar" a sus "gallos de pc
lea"
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Fonetin No. sos
La Gaceta
"A MUCHACHA
DE LA CT IF

va lie peSaba haber eNtendido
el cheQue de cincuenta mil peSe-
tas a nombre de aQuella bruja
imp6dica. y dc no haber estado
estos dias loco de dolor, hubieSe
dado 6rdeneS al Banco para que
10 anulsra.
al fin, POGO anteS de las do
ce. Isidoro voh,i6 al hotel, al
MORO rapidamente y sc dispu-
80 a marchar Al muelle.,.
Ahora 81 que le iba a decir a
dos. al miSmO tempo que a tam
tos recrerdos de fuego y a tam
tas cosas doloroSas a la patria
adorada.
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Los apostadores pasaron ell
domingo como "dos o tres gue-
rraS de nervios".
Las cosas insignificanteS las
agrandaban y veian enemigos
.por todas parties.
Los que llevaban la de ganar,
Sc regocijaban y parecian en- la
Gloria los que estaban "abajo''
Sc mordian las uhas w.. hasta
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de grupcs formados por extran.
jeros.
FL ingenisro Subi6 a bordo.
Las cubiertaS, los puenteS, los
corredores q,e Ndnez tuvo que
atravesar para llegar hasta su
.lujosisimo camarote en- la proa,
los Salones fastCosos, como de
palacio de gran ciudad, estaban
atestados de gente, de damas e.
,egantes Y caballeros con aiyu
sX6tico.
Era este buque IN exprsso de
0rierte, doEde viajaban infini-
dad de gentes ricas de Francia,
de los PASSES del norte de Euro
pa. en- particular ingleses.
CuandO Pedro hubo deiado
instalado su eQuipaje en- el ca
marote smpio y comfortable.
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les molestaba la respiration de
los que "olian a victoria.
Ftle un juego de atlas y ba.
jas, un juego de emoci6n y, sin
embargo, todos supieron conser
var ell orden.
Ell quinto deSafio, de la serie
de siete, Sc efectuara ell domin-
go.
Esperase qre todas las mar
cas- sean batidas,
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LIGA I~NTERSOCIAL

En- ell Circulo Cubano Sc reu-
Mira esta nOche la Liga Interso-
cial.
Ruegase la asistencia de todos
los delegates y subdelegados.
Sc rendira un amplio informe
sObre las cuentas de la Serie.
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Madison Square Garden.

MADISON square OaIuen.
Por su pelea con Lesnevitch
al campe6n recibi6 un cheque
&c $14,126. Cobr6 el derrotado
S5,177, Asistieron a la pelea
1904 personals e ingresaron en-
total $45,067.
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de grupcs formados pOr extrar.
jeros.
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RACE RESULTS
IoNoACRHs--THuRaDAt

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olaa ana up Q fufl1nFf n. =. "A
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Wins Title

Jacks Griddle lawn bowling
team won the Commercial league
title last night. defeating johnson
Candy club, II to II, at Wright
park. The Griddlemen won six
and lost one game in league play.
The Candy squad placed second.
Stanley Bell club beat Washing
ton Hardware. 1914, and Fisher
Company defeated Peterson-Cook-
ses, 1877. f.'f
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Veteran Puts
Down AS Fl

NEw foRk Robert Moses
Grove wen his 18th game yester-
day. beating the Philadelphia Ath-
letics. : 10 /.
Grove scattered 10 hits among
the As Joe Nosmik hit a homer
with one on. the big blow in Bos-
toms l7-hit attack on Renlnger
and Dean Vosmik. Tabor and
Dessutels made three hits each.
The fsnks kept the Amerl-
can league race status quo nv
making II three straight sser
Washington with q io-inninx.
s-s victory. Atles Donald.
who was hot ss a hall Of fire
during his lsgame streak.
was knocked out Of the hox
for the fourth straight time.
Joe DiNaggic hit homer No. Is.
The White Sox beat the Tigers.
al. Rookie Fred Hutchinson gave
up only three hits in seven innings
but in the fourth. = walk. Luke
Appling's triple, and an infield out
pushed over the winning runs.
Doubles by George MeQuinn and
Chef Lsabs in the 10th turned hack
the Cleveland Indians. SIS. for the
81. Louis Browns.
The Cincinnati Reds retained
their six-game lead in the National
league when they nosed the Cubs,
IS, in 10 innings, the last of their
seven-game night schedule.
The Cardinals kept up their
pcnnant drive. handing the
Pirates n AZ defeat. II was
Pittsburghs ninth straight
loss. Curt Davis went the
route for his 18th win. allow
ing only six hits.
Knocking Harry Gumbert out Of
the box for the second time in
three days, the Dodgers trimmed
the Giants, 5-i Hugh Casey held
the Giants To five hits. one OF them
Mel OTIS oath homer.
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The Pines, managed by Ed
Barney, breezed through the
first half without a setback
while the Saxton's staged an
uphill fight to take the second
round pennant. Each holds
one verdict over the other this
season.
Each manager has choice Of
two moundsmen for this title tin
but the likely starters on the
hillock will probably be Carl Kle.
win for the Pines and Harvey
Sumbers for the Ssxtons.
To the victor goes the right to
play the Consumers Meat squad
for the WV league title.
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SPECIFY NOT
TO RUN RACE
y, COLONEL. CARY

Royal Reign, fresh from sue
cessful campaign on Canadian
tracks. gave them ali a scare yes
terday when the son Of Reign
Count almost got up to win In yes
terday's seventh race at Longacres.
After consulting the photo. the
judges gave the decision To His
Girl, with Ethelmont second and
Royal Reign third.
Significant is the fact that
Royal Reign. nominee for the
Longacrcs Mile. carried lit
pounds. while his assignment for
the August 27th classic IL only los
pounds. Also, the winning time
was 1897 3-5. best time for the
distance at this meet. With
neither the winner, His Girl. nor
Ethelmont named for the $4,000
event. Royal Reign, two noses off
in the seasons fastest time, and
slated 20 carry IL pounds less.
looks very good off yesterdays
race.
The Longacrcs Mile. to be staged
Sunday. August 27th, was thrown
wide open yesterday when the
Washington Jockey club received
word from Albert Baroni that
Specify would not be shipped
north.
Bsroni. in customary fashion,
complained Of the 40 pounds as
signed his star by Racing secre-
tary Morrison; despite the fact
that horsemen In general looked
on Specify as cinch TO cop the
Mile. even with the big impost.
However. Bsroni Is noted for his
sudden changes of mind, and II ia
quite probable that Specify win
even yet ship north.
IL IL interesting To note that
seven OF the outstanding nominees
for the Longaeres classic have also
been named for the oceanslde
Handicap, feature attraction at
Del Mar this Saturday. II IL Inn
probable that any OF those going
in the Oceanside at Del Mar viii
ship here for the Mile engagement
one week later. Among the Mile
nominees also named for this Sat
urdays event At the southern Call
fornia course are Baronis No Dice.
Mrs. u. Curlsnd's sweepsiot. Raoul
Walsh'A Mount Vernon II, the
Circle 8. ranchs Red Pepper. Bing
crosby's High Strike. the Wiltshire
stables Novelette,. and the Callers
and statler stables Wedding Gail.
However. with Specify declared
out. the next few days may zee n
decided change Of mind among
California horsemsn. The race Is
definitely wide open. and with
$40, 900 or over assured the winner,
many may decide IL definitely
worth their while 20 snip their
charges north.
I
Jack jerome, who recently puf-
chased an interest IN the Flayfsir
track at Spokane, Has a visitor at
Longseres yesterday afternoon.
Jerome announced that after a
very pleasant meeting with the
7 Washington horse racing comHllat
sion, everything was sci for tne
scheduled opening Of the SPOKANE
meet on September SIN. Jerome
mas been a close student % local
racing affairs since the inception
of the sport here, and hia connses
ton with The Spokane venture vii
ada even more prestige 70 ths
snort Ia the Inland Empire.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-19
Win Another;
Angels Lose

Seattle swept ~ series vita 80
naegc ard increased - league
leadership - az gsms. BY hump
ing the fsdrcs ~ lsst night ~
hsl Tssfrln tuFnea IN hls isth
victory 81 ths seasua. iss gave
onIy slS hlts uesnwhlls Afsa
strange ct twu aauhles ara :
single eff jos consaies and nil
Tnhin u Increase rs twe hass
total Ia - and Ms total nssss i
lss
4 W~ve sxe thes ssii~S 'em
tk~ -kllie<s uanafx<s~ n
seems ~ have h~ea . csse ~
th< right pew hut The wrssH
ehureh. Fas San ffasst>cs IN
lse~ed . sa.his attach ~ fss
Angeles last ssshs - scss~ .
is-s sts.
Last wssk ths sesls elsw =
series 10 iuwIy Hollywood. m.
week. In three games. they hass
msuisd Angel pitchers for ~ hsssl
The seal. lost little time n
going after Ray rssm. In the fisss
inning Harvey storey homsd win
Dom psMsxrlo ahead n him rFim
departed after singles by Jackie
Warner and Larry wccdsii pro-
dueed another run IN The sseend.
TIVE msrv csm< IN ~ shirA
taniax end sAs~s h ~ sssss
OFT kush. wbs partially -
deemed himself In she sessssh
b, hitting . hsuse rus sf mn
sher~-. nut she esxhts 'ssisG
wss Ais finish.
9evsn runs crossed the plate
four Of them on paAsEEios base
cleaning homer, Joe Kerry IN
lshsd and gave the seals snothsi
Essn. hlst for inck The seals s~sr'
the three game series
Osklsna rot r,ss sive hits
In spIitilas . aanhsehes<es
With Hollywood. Tss stars
took The opener. 40, hekiaA
gaxser Ardissis's two NJ
pitching. but the Aresns re-
conp~d. 10. In The n'shseAp
b, snnehinx The three hits
they got Oft Min f'ew'ns.
Hollywood took two Of 'he
three games.
sacramento made II four games
out OF SIX against Portland ny
winning both ends Of . double
header last night. ~ and ~ 4
ak run wpiurss in the fourth In
nlnx of Gsbier did the damage
In the opener while Tom Seats vas
holding the Beavers TO seven hsts
Bnl schmidt turned tina Beaver
hack With four hits in the second
same which was featured by home
run. By bib Williams and George
Marshall Ad Liska ~ss the pitch
ing victim.
Tonight hollywood opens ~ Nan
Franciseo. Oakland 81 I"s An.
sslss sacramento ~ seattle ana
san Diego =, Portland
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-19
BASEBALL SCHEDULE
~ IsITED rnEss

sek YORK - Pnii4aefPn4H,
BROOKLYN - Eostob
s. Louis ~ Fittssefsa
tOnly xsaaes 4cflens1edi
Amffifsn
Philadelphia a. Mes YORK.
Boston a. Warrington
Detroit - Cficzfo vii - pisstd
sfNT dEi4
Cleveland a. Chksso tnizni game
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tosins pitcher uanesiess innings
pitched 0abKAiss a. ~ hNA al
Gonzales n hits. OFT tlnn1siss ir
runs responsible for J1anyaiss ;
struck out. BY rafrsH . Toesn !
three -0ase hit. Jensen. TO. oast hiss.
Lawrence. Strange 2 funs hatted n.
Archie. Lawrence ? uYselmAn InHs
rln. camrtssll Z williams sacrifices
oyselman. Lawrence Niiliams Camp.
bill. stolen base Afohir doubts
plays TtfniA 20 CosesFzTf 20 Archie.
strange 10 Guscafaff tn Archie time.
30. umpifes Snyder and hocd.
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HIpIfF NJ INfIHt1
Sneramsnfo ..s-s.ss. 100 coo go1@ .
fotuhhu ssFsfHftgfsa NV< NV Wi
SUMMARY
Losing pitcher. oablers runs re-
sponslble Tor. Oeblfr a seats .
ktruck out Gsblef 4 Beats q bases
on balls. off oabict seatA a Hado-
nita 4 homs run, Wire sofct tHos
base hits. uablsr, WierAnret. williams
Hawkins Adams, Nome rune bstlsd
in. wlecrofsk Wilson 4, Williams
OrenHo. Oarodowski NJ Marshall
honrn 2. double playa Williams To
Orenso 10 BARTON. ofenso 10 Williams
TO Barton, BARTON uneAeiafed.
,>esond ..smsl
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ttstrnnsys nnstfgs
hs- fnE4 . WesnlHezea Z 90 ~
niBxAs
nn<<ru 7 rBii&asiehsN D.
rhsee1e upsyufs
feals Z csss<iAse . t1e ~
atness
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Losins pitcher. Prlms runs response
bic for Shores 2 Prim . KpAh y Bets
" 2, struck out. shores 3 ktsh O..
Berry 2 bssrs on balls. off shares 2.
kush ]. Berry ! hi BY pitcher.
Wright BY Berry; home runs. stofef,
Wright. Mayo, Holder herbert runs
hAtted in. Storey z. Wrtsht q Woodsli
2. Holder Norbert Warner knsh.
Gibson. DsAaegin 4 STATE Mayo, dou.
bic plays. Easiish to Mayo 10 !, Coi-
Inns. Storey TO Wright To Gibson.
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Efysfk slss b. FleMlns 4. Fsjiou 5
o4aes % b4iia, OF Fieuslus Z FaiieH
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PineS.SaxtOnS
Meet For Title
TIME OUT
By Chef Smith

With the championship of the
Western Washington stake
ton Lumber Robert Gray al p Sunday
aftern
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Runs responsible for. Lisks
struck out LlAka y, Schmidt 4 bases
on balls iiAkA 2 schmidt 10 stolen
baGrs Wilson ADAMS home runs
Williams " Marshall. tso.bsss bits
NJ Marshall Barton. double pisfs
Orengo 20 Barton Barton unass,stsa
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DICTATOR!

NaNGOINER. y. C.--Tns fat
tie Dictator. Hkippsfsd BY John
Gran d Santa Barbara. Calf, held
the lead today as the boats headed
out for the fifth and last heat
in the international Hattie cham
piOnship races.
The Dictator rompeo home yes
tsrdsy 10 the fourth neat 70 snatch
the total paint lead from M DIN
Of Los Angeles and hls Furious.
Total point standing for the FIRST
four boats.
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The fstn FaIis CcwbpYn
punched len runs n ne flfih
frame n defeat the nNit tAhs
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game ~ . aouhleh<Asl~r. Ths
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Los ANGELES

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Evening star., 1939-08-12
Refined Copper
Visible Supply
Drops Sharply
BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Aug. l2.-World
visible stocks of refined copper drop
ped sharply in July to 490.4l9 tons,
the smallest since January of this
year, the Copper Institute reported
today At the end of June the
visible supply was 513,670, making
the net decline 23,251 tons.
The bulk of the decline was in
United States supplies. which fell to
316.543 tons from 335,017, a dip of
18,469. Foreign refined stocks drop
ped to 173,867 tons from 1855, a
decrease of 4,782.
World apparent consumption was
18l ,487 tons, against l80,433 in June
and 1880 in July last year Do
mestic consumption was 59,681 tons,
compared with 53,573 in June and
48,071 in 1898.
World output totaled 164,151 tons,
against 161, 1903 in June and Ill sos
last year. Domestic output dropped
from 59,316 tons in June to 54,532
in July.
The sharp dip in domestic stocks
was due to decrease of 1880 tons
in refinery output, the jump in do
mestic consumption and an increase
OF 5,838 tons to total of 1927 in
exports.