davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1939-01-25
Percy hutchinson.

En- ell libro Triumph Over
Pain, de Rene Fiillop-Miller
primero publicado en- frances y
cuya traducci6n inglesa ACADIA
de aparecer en- N. York, Sc pre-
senta ell sorprendente relate de
la anestesia con toda la habili-
dad que un dramaturgo magis-
trail puede emplear para evocar
ell pasado. Sin embargo jquien
fue ell descubridor o inventor?
Porque tanto ell descubrimiento
como la invenci6n, 81 por inven-
ci6n uno quiere decir Ia aplica-
ci6n de un descubrimiento, Sc u
nieron para producer Ell triunfo.
81 sc va a celebrar ell centenario
de la anestesia las gentes van a
tener que decidir cuando Sc cum
pie ell centenario... iSera ell pri-
mer siglo de 1912 para CONNIE
moran ell dia en- que ell joven DR..
Crawford Lnog, de Atlanta,
Georgia, indujo a un mozalbete
negro, al que habia que ampr-
tarle un dedo, a que inhalase e.
ter? 10 ser ell 16 de octubre de
1916? Porque fue justamente
un siglo antes de esa fecha que
ell DIR. William Morton admins
tr6 eter en- ell Hospital General
de Massachusetts, para una o.
peraci6n que iba a ser hecha por
ell gran cirujano bostoniano
John Collins Warren.
Ell deseo de aliviar ell sufri-
miento humane bajo ell Disturb
del cirujano y, 10 que es mas te-
rrible, bajo la sierra, Sc remonta
a mucho mas de Glen amos. En- ell
siglo XIII Raimundo Lulio des-
cubri6 ell "vitriolo dulce', Y en-
ell XVI Paracelso, al encontrar
q. ell ~"vitriolo dulce" tenia efec-
to soporifero sobre los pollos, re
comend6 que Sc lie usase en- las
"enfermedades dolorosas". Pero
NADIA Sc hizo con Ell descubri-
miento o con la aplicaci6n suge-
rida, y los hombres siguieron
como hasta entonces. Entonces
ALA por 1772, Joseph Priestly,
un predicador ingles de la secta
de los "inconformes", que tenia
una cierta inclination por los ex
~perimentos quimicos, descubri6
Ell 6xido nitroso que es la base
del eter. Y antes de que termina
Sc esa centuria Sir Humphrey
Davy, al inhalar ell gas de Priest
ly Y observar sus hilarantes E.
fectos, lie denomin6 "gas hila-
rante". EIl
No hay duda de que ell DR..
Long fue la primera persona
que en- cualquier pals llev6 a ca
DO una operation de menor Guam
tia en- un paciente bajo los efec-
tOs de las inhalaciones de eter.
81 81 hubiese tenido ell valor de
sus convicciones nunca habria
surgido ell problema de adjudi-
car csc honor a otra persona.
Pero muy prOnto hubo de pro-
ducirse una curiosa .situaci6n
que hubo de probar que ell tenor
de las gentes al diablo, por 10 me
nos en- Ell pueblo de jefferson,
era mayor que su tenor al do
lor. Long, segun sus conterra-
neos, debia estar aliado a Satan
cuando con tanta facilidad po-
dia hacer que la genie Sc dur
miese; perdi6 su clientele y las
gentes lie evitaban en- la Gale. FL
medico, lleno de preocupaci6n
prometi6 nunca mas usar ell
eter, enterr6 su formula, y resu-
milo la antigua practica de las
operaciones con dolor. Por clio,
como ocurre con frecuencia al
decidir donde hay q. colocar los
honores, la parte principal no
es necesariamente la prioridad,
sine la circumstance de asegu-
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LA LUCIA De LA ANESTESIA
"The New York Times Book Review

WV AAAAGC ~OOh ANSNR~W
ar ell exito final. Sobre esta
base es que a Morton Sc lie da ell
reiito como descubridor de "a
a~nestesia. Esta distinction no pa
rece haber sido apreciada del to-
10 bien por M. Fulop-Miller,
Iue insiste sobre 10 que en- Nor
on 81 considera como avaricia
2rra y simple cuando, desde ell
punto de vista del dentista, era
IN legitimo deseo de dinero.
;iPor que no debia Morton obte-
Ter beneficio pecuniario del des
ubrimiento y empleo de la anes
,esia? 81 el Sc hubiese guardado
W aparato y su flufdo en- su ga
)inete dental, 10 que habria re-
irado sin problema alguno al
abo de cierto TEMPO, hecho ri
20. FL estaba dispuesto a hacer
llguna distribution de las ga
nancias obtenidas con Wells Y
ION Jackson, Ell eminente profe-
sor bostoniano de quimica a
quien habia consultado en- dis
tintas ocasiones. Ell case es ex-
tranamente impresionante. va
"a. Wells al fin Sc suicide y Jack
son muri6 en- un manicomio, no
sin que antes sus maquinacio-
nes hubiesen arrnuinado la re-
putaci6n de Morton Y su posi-
cion economical, por 10 menos
temporalmente. Las gentes y los
gobiernos al fin rehabilitation ia
memoria del "pequeno dentista"
cuando va Morton habia muer-
to de una apoplejia causada, Sc
gun este autor, por la lectura de
una de las diatribas de jackson
en- su contra.
Tenemos que anticiparnos,
sin embargo, al desarrollo GRO
nologico de nuestro relate, por-
que la controversial no explode
en- toda su furia hasta despues
del dramatico 16 de octubre, los
medicines de cuyo dia nuestro
biografo explota hasta ell Unite.
John Collin Warren, medico y
professor, uno de los fundadores
del Massachusetts General Hos
pital, a quien los quejidos de los
pacienteS lie torturaban los Of
dos, viva con la esperanto de
que algdn dia la cirugia pudie-
ra ser ejercida sin dolor. Habia
probable y rechazado muchos
sistemas al respecto. Ell "magne
tismo animal" de Mesmer o mes
meriano, habia sido un fracaso.
Y ell sonambulismo traido de la
India habia resultado igualmen-
tie ineficaz. Morton. Sc decide ir
a yer a Warren, aunque TODD ell
mundO lie decia que era in1til.
Sin embargo, todos los dias Sc
iba al hospital con abandono
complete de su gabinete. La Sc
cretaria del c%irujano lie neg6 u
ma eta. Entonces Morton, sin
importarle la negative, entr6 en-
la consulta del grande hombre y
sin darle tempo a decir una pa
labra, lie dijo 10 que podia hacer.
FL DR.. Warren lie PHONETIC dar-
lie una prueba del a~dormecedor
al que Morton proponia lamar
"letheon". A un paciente de ape
lido Abbott Sc lie iba a operar
un tumor en- ell cuello. Los me-
dicos notables de Botson habian
sido invitados a presenciar la O.
peraci6n. Y cuando ell DR.. War;
EN- hubo terminado su labor Y ell
de nuevo consciente Abbott hu-
DO declarado que no habia senti-
do dolor, Ell DR.. Bigelow Sc levan
TO y exclamo: "Nuestra profe-
sion ha sido despojada, de una
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Del CGrnaUaI Latino

Del CGrnaVGl Latino
Manana Sc efectuara, en- la ca
lie de Franklin, la fiesta popu-
lar organizada por Ell Carnival
Latino.
Tocaran varias ~orquestas y Sc
repartiran algunos premios.
FL sabado, en- ell Auditorio Mu
nicipal, Sc nevara a termino Ia
election y coronation de Miss
Latin American y sus damas de
honor.
Sabemos que en- West Tampa V
en- ell Centre Espanol Sc mencio-
nan con frecuencia dos candida
tas, las Srtas. Lolita Lado y Oh
ga Valdes.
La juventud de West Tampa
apoya a la Srta. Lado y tambien
pone especial empeho en- la Srta.
Muniz, candidate de la Pequena
Samara de Concrete de esa ba-
rriada.
La Association de Clubs Lati-
nos presentara a la Srta. Fer
nandez, hija de don Baldomero
Fernandez.
Bellas senoritas cubanas, espa
nolas e italianas figuran en- ell
certamen. Son diez las candida
tas a damas de honor y cuatro
las candidates a Reina, Srtas. OIL
ga Valdes, Gloria Rubin, Perro-
ne Y Ada Antinori.
Juntd
Manana jueves, en- su sala tea
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eio AND UP On auto, piano and
furniture: quick. confidential and
helpful service. GUARANTY INV.
CO, ia Rust Bldg.
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new RADISHES
REACH MARKET

Local radishes from the Puy-
allup valley fields were on the
market in Tacoma Wednesday
morning, first of the season com
ing on at little lower price than
the California shipments.
Valley spinach had dropped
Wednesday almost to the summer
price on the wholesale market.
Field rhubarb also was down fur
Their A little dollhouse rhubarb
still is on the market.
Good California asparagus came
in at two cents under the price at
the beginning of the week.
One item advanced considerably
was tomatoes. both Mexican and
Florida, up so cents box.
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6APPY-
BIRTHDAY
WEDNESDAY, APRIL S

WEDNESDAY, APRIL s
John fJacI<) Ross, ri. 5, Box
$50, South Tacoma.
Miss Mildred Topper, Manitou.
J. Finley Terrence, 29l1 No.
Gath 81.
y. NJ. Densmore, 4105 No.
Mason ave.
Earl G. Jones, St0S So. X st.
william knabcl, 1902 9Th ave.
John Bannan. Longbranch.
Mrs. Sarah Satterlce, Ais So.
J 81.
Mrs. Irene Moore, eco East
65th ST.
Mrs. Helena James, 8i8 So.
Sheridan ave.
Donald Pupo, 1908 So. Sheri-
dan ave.
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Trading In Stocks
Falls off Sharply

INV -oVs~ 1S n E<n-AuEsS
Industrial 49,. 1Se.34. up a.5t
Rail .......... 1851. up ole
Utility ....... es.3s. up e.s9
Stock sales "Wednesday approxi-
mated 5000 shares, compared
with l.53o. 900 Tuesday. Curb sales
were $4,000, against 1900.
NEW YoRk-;rraaing in stocks
fell off sharply Wednesday and
prices turned higher after early
irrcgularity.
Near closing time, leaders were
up a point or more. A few special
issues had wider gains. Interna-
tional Business Machines gained
four points and a few others had
advances of two points or more.
including Case, Commonwealth
Edison preferred. Douglas and
Minneapolis Honeywell.
Steel issues and motors made
good recoveries and coppers turned
higher after an early decline. Util-
tiles came back from early declines
that ranged to nearly a point. Oils
were steady. Farm issues, rails
and mercantile issues made gains.
Many Wall Street analysts turn
ed more bullish on the market and
some advised clients TO resume
buying, on the theory the decline
had been halted.
Quotations courtesy Dean Writer a.
Co. Washington bldg
Stock High Low Close
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GARDEN TRACTORS. ranging from
sl25 up. SERVICE HARDWARE &
IMPLEMENT CO, 1921 Pacific ave.
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RFrREAD TIRES MAIL ORDERS
Batteries. s225; 2.5oo tires, 81 up
Ault Tire Service, 22o Puy. BR 1883
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KIN DRY planer ends, $3.50 single
cd; up. blk, slab 2 eds, SO. GA 37l7.
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SPEClAL-Big rick 2-in planer ends,
So rs Quick del GA 1913.
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CLEAN, comfortable room, private
home. garage i desired 1908 No.
Eye, Main 2946.
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CENTRAL Dressmaking Shop. now at
Gil Fidelity Bldg. Emile Runck.
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TELL THEM YOU SAW IT IN
THE TIMES
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Pets, Dogs. Birds, Etc.

BEAUTIFUL thoroughbred collie pups.
Tallwood Gas Station. Spanaway,
Mountain road
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WILL MEET FRIDAY
A meeting of the Jugo-Slav Citi-
zens club win be held at 1880 p.
m. Friday, April Z.
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Lost and Found

| oST-LANTERN SLIDE PROJECT
L OR, Friday, between and 10 D.
m, on 7th near Commerce. Re-
ward. Call Tacoma Times.
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Baths
PLAIN SWEATS. massage. alcohol
rubs. 1884, Pacific, Main 25i9
Dressmakinq

SWEATS Thompson Mineran rheum,
colds. reducing 1907 A 81. Ma 1897
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OLD growth forest wood. $3.50 and
up: tie slab. eds. $40. upland
block aga slab, 81 so cd. MA o75s.
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GUERNSEY COW and calf for sale
Mrs. z. Kollar. route No. 3. box
60, Tacoma (Parkland).
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MARKETS AT A
GLANCE

stocks: lrrrgularly higher and
quiet.
Bonds: Higher; L. :. govern
ncnfs lower.
Curb stocks: 1rregulsrly higher.
Foreign exchange: Easy.
Cotton: Firm.
Wheat: OFF i 10 = cent: corn,
off 20 a.
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TRADE BUY SELL with Times want
Ads DAVID W LYNESS. 1925 Nc
Kinley ave. call al The Tacoma
Times office for one free ticket.
There IS always a good show at a
John Hamrick theater. 4-5-39
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sPINFT MODEL KIMBALL PIANOS
FOR RENT-RENT APPLIED
CLINTON'S. 18th g. Fawcett. MA 1888
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GIRL or single woman for house
work and plain cooking. Write IA.
Times.
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Room and Board

VACANCY TODAY Good room, eX-
celent meals. III So. G. Mrs.
Follman.
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CASSIDY d ALLEN
1924 So. ] st. MA esol
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GIRL OR WOMAN for cooking and
assist with housework. Write VS..
Tacoma Times.
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Exchanges and Swaps
Wanted TO Borrow

I HAVE several good real estate
contracts for sale on improved
city property drawing 60 inter-
est. VIII discount from 50 to
1919. F. NJ. RAVER, 2s06 9th
ave, MA 4567.
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1907 MCKAY STOKER COAL-Car-
load shipments unloaded daily %
sizes, AABERG'S. BR $500 BR 1884
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wANTED-TwO WOMEN 10 sell by
appointment: free dresses. Write
VA. Tacoma Times.
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NEW machines, 81 per day. 81 per /,
DAY rental Easy 70 operate: no dust
PAINT CO. Ii42 BroadEsy
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GIRL for office work: give ase. height,
weight and education. Write KS.
Times
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UPLAND tie slab. two cords for $40.
No. l o. g, 2 cords sl3. GA OILS.
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BuCKLEY-KlNG CO.
Tacoma Ave. at So. LIST BR also
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} FOR So - UPLAND BLOCK AND
SLAB ready TO burn. GA 3546-R-5.
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COOK stove with coils and reservoir,
IS. 2Si3 So. Jay. Main 1880.
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By Raeburn Van Buren,

wANTED-Livestock poultry Van
Leuven. Ri. 4. Box SIG. GA 304o-W
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Al CAl IA SIC ton. ll43 So.
" ~ 35th. GA 1894.
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DAVENPORT and chair mohair.
First class condition. 1920 East B
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FOR SALE-Sturdy Marshall straw
berry plants. cheap. 9o6 So. 5sth.
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DOES BRED. with filters; frying rab-
bits: Easter Dummies. 740i So. Park.
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HAYWOOD WAKEFIELD baby buggy.
Like new. SIS. ITO East saith.
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GENERAL HoUsEwoRK - Call at
2l0q No. Prospect.
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Honesty Always Pays
FINDERS OF lost articles adver-
tised below. please take notice.
After you have returned the arti-
Giles 10 the loser. go to tho Tacoma
Times office, 9th and Pacific,
where you will be prcsentd with a
guest ticket to one OF Hamricks
theaters
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-06

IMPROVED Marshall strawberry
plants. soc per 100. W. S. Hayt,
lOQl3 Pacific
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BUY and sell your goods the auction
way. Hofstetters'. 923 Tao. ave.
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FIVE GALLON Jersey COW for sale.
Route 2 Box 375. Tacoma.
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WANT disabled horses. cattle. Garden
Valley Fur Farm RI. :. Box 1894,
Puy. Puy 1888. L. D. calls paid.
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STUDIO couch. Hoosier cabinet.
dinette table. beds. spring, mat
tress a23 Tacoma ave.
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HEAVY planer ends. heater wood 81,
So worth. or by cord. GA o74o.
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UPL. blk. slab, 2 eds. S. O. G tie
81, cd SIS; for. wd. Many's. MA 1903.
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s6e so A c c WASHER. Demonstration
Special. s4e.5 RHODES. 4th Floor.
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WANTED-Capsble girl for general
housework. FUN time. Proctor 1892
after 8 p. m.
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O. ACC Glazing and Mirrors. Sales
W. W. and service. Tacoma Glass
Co., l526-l528 Commerce. MA ALA.
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COLONIAL CORNER CABINET. s7s5.
WONDER SPOT. 564e SO. Tao. Way.
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Fender and Radiator Repair.
Floor Sander: Rented

NFl SONS Wrecked cars rebuilt.
els St Eelens BR 1886
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Miscellaneous for Rent

QUICK AUTO LOANS
KNIT GARAGE. 1895 Fawcett
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ARMED BANDITS
STAGE ROBBERY

-Four armed men entered the
Psstime tavern At Midland at s.45
Thursday night and robbed the pro
prietors. Mr.. and Mrs. y. G. crom-
er. OF approximately s25, Sheriff
John c Bjorklund reported Friday.
Investigating deputies ssid de-
scfiption OF the men Tailed vith
that Of group which has Melted
similar small amounts during the
past three weeks in robbeTies Of the
o. X. dairy. At 4eth snd 50 Yaki-
ma: the Park y shop store At
e6th. Arts Tavern on Mckinley
mn and a store al Morton.
Three Of the men we're armed
with feyolvers and one With = shot
gun A firth drove green DeSots
sedan in which the men escaped.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-03
DEATH PENALTY
VOTED UPHELD

OLYMPIA The death sentence
against Paul Buttry, for murder
ing Hugh Warren In beer parlor
fight at Hoquiam June 8, 1888.
was affirmed by the state supreme
court late Thursday when II de-
MED him a new trial
The men were quarreling over
Wsrrens divorced wife. whom But.
try planned to marry. Buttfy
fired seven shots into Warrens
face. assertedly because he was
afraid the latter was about TO
shoot him.
The two men had been boyhood
ehums in Arkansas and came west
together. Warren accused Buttry
OF having relations with his wife
while he was away on a business
trip. At the time Of the shooting
Buttry was living with the divorced
woman and the two had planned
TO be married June 5, but post
poned IL.
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Pope Encouraged
OUer Peace MOUe
VATICAN CITY

Pope Plus told the college Of
cardinals today that as result OF
his peace efforts he had received
assurances If good will and a
resolve To maintain peace" from
various governments he had con.
tacted.
Replies to his inquiries were so
encouraging. the pope disclosed.
that he felt the way vas open for
him to make further efforts TO
preserve world peace.
Vatican authorities said the pope
addressed Great Britain. France.
Poland. Germany and Italy. and
that all five gave assurances Of
their peaceful intentions. Germany
and Italy. however. qualified this
by saying that Justice must &C
company peace, IL WAS added.
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LIGHT
New Deal Policy On
Public Power May
Be Cramped

WASHINGTON - Insiders
disclose the details of a signi-
ficant battle behind the scenes
of the house military affairs
committee. A subcommittee
of this committee has before
il a bill - which has already
passed the senate - authoriz-
ing the Tennessee Valley au-
thority to sell up to $780,
900. 900 of its bonds to the
public to finance the purchase
of private electric properties.
IVA insists u needs this power
and the administration Is backing
the agency's request with all the
pressure at its command,
The subcommittee Of ten mem
bers is reliably reported hostile to
the measure a seven to three line
up against IT,
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DARE NOT KILL
MEASURE OUTRIGHT

The opponents OF the bill. how
ever. dare not try to kill II out
right. In the first place. they prob
ably couldn't get away with II. as
a complete rejection would give the
administration a potent weapon
with which to force a vote on the
floor of the house. In the second
place. II they did succeed in stran-
CLING II. IVA would be stranded
without means 10 pay for the Ten
nessce Electric Power properties IL
has already contracted to pur-
Continued on Page o. Column ~
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Hope 'Din7inishes
Following Escape
OfOny EourMen
A. Tide Drops Again, Ship Il Out Of Sight,
Experts Fear No More Can Uss Auto
matte Lungs" 10 Come Up
tnurI.EruNsi

LNERrooe. isss ssssss esss t. ave
Avsss whs esvs
ts~. rsse< ssss ~
sirp.sse hsss se~ssa eescss ~
trapped weu eshaastsS Observers ssA rs~sss
expressed presshs, al decd II s~sfsssssss
LONDON s.sAu.ms. "a r...s n. s~s~ss.. r~ss.s
r~egrsps sspsvs< wses
see~ spet around ~ II ~ sss
m,mx.sm1Ap Eas-s ..ssi .pss..... ..,A - u "s.S
= the ssssrd he rhssss"
said that .,.s. a.ss w. Nah. ss ~s. ..s....ss =
rhetis 81 lung
LIVERPOOL. Ens.-ks.cae vessel. began !. desperate
attempt tonight raise the helpless submarine Thsts from
the floor of the Irish with ts ~ trapped inside.
after failure OF direct efforts.
The British admiralty announced ~ 10 p NJ. thsi
hope II saving the lives of any of the ~ men sM-
trapped In the sunken submarine "Is now diminishing
The announcement interpreted by naval men -
virtual admission that the ThctiE doomed In thsir
steel tomb. under $50 feet of water.
The admiratys spokesman said the last Appinas iron
the inside the Thets heard 1T 30 b. N:3o
IN. psf and faint to b. almost mparcsptiba
Of North Wales and the prordins u the The
failed rcappear spread that her position had shsd
Apprehension and despair replaced earlier oplimism
after disclosure that signak from the satemhe6 meas
hammered out against the Thetis steel ades
growing weaker and weaker.
There reports Of the were In bad con-
dton. due to a shortage Of air.
Naval experts believed few of the eeu1
escape b, using automatic lungs" fsur At their
companions did hut probably IT the sacrifice II The
lives Of all the others.
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lures will be offered to independent
exhibitors. He said
The double feature policy as
practiced by Fox-West Coast, re-
duces the possibility of rentals on
deserving pictures. freeing the pos
sibility of returns to such an ex-
tent that this practice makes 1t
impossible TO produce fine. big
budget productions for a fair re-
turn"
A spokesman for Fox-Nest
Coast called the action a publicity
stunt" Charles Skouras. head Of
the chain, was not available for
comment. Studios have long COM
planned Of the double bill but
this Is the first action any of them
have taken.
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BOMB BLOWS
Up ARABS IN
JERUSALEM!
Is Killed, "a Hurt
in Su d d en- Flare
Up of Disorders in
Holy Land
PALESTINE

Thirteen persons were killed
today and "a wounded in n
sudden flare-up of disorders,
which included a bombing in
Jerusalem and an ambush OF
policemen near Jaffa.
Jcrussloms new automatic tels.
phone service was psraiyxed by
sahoteurs.
SIX Arabs. including police
sergeant, were killed. and ~
wounded. seven OF them seriously,
when a bomb buried 10 feet under
ground at Jsffs gate exploded
among hundreds OF Arabs gath
cred for the Friday market. The
bomb was planted just where
busses halted. outside the walls of
the old city
Bodies and llmbs NJ Arab
Victims we're flung into the air.
and there WAS = panic. The
explosion Was heard through
out Jerusalem. Most of the
victims aere Arab bread ven
-Four British and three Jewish
policemen we're killed when an
Arab band smbushcd their railroad
trolley near Jsiaileh. north Of
Jaffs.
Arabs. "a soon as they learned
Of the bombing began stoning the
Jewish traffic In the Arab quarter