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Evening star., 1939-12-29
Clothing Demand
Cushions Trade
Drop After YuIe
B, the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Dec. 29.-The usual
post Christmas decline in retail
buying was cushioned this week by
active and unexpected demand for
heavy apparel, Dun g. Bradstreet
said today in a weekly survey.
Despite the drop from the preced-
ing week, retail distribution out
stripped the similar 1888 week by
2 to 6 per cent for the country as
a whole, the agency estimated.
THE cold wave that swept out of
the West to the Atlantic seaboard
sent consumers scurrying for long
deferred heavy clothing needs.
Winter wearing apparel moved
out at the fastest rate this month
in most of the leading centers Of
distribution.
Demand was especially strong for
trimmed and untrimmed coats, fur
garments, overcoats, mems suits and
children's clothing.
Few store-wide clearances were
in progress. ''' On many offerings
mark-downs were small, as holdings
were light"
The survey said the drought
stricken agricultural districts and
some centers of the Southwest and
the Pacific Coast showed the largest
lags in buying.
Evening star., 1939-12-29
Safe Driving Award
Given Griffith Co.

For nearly 100000 miles Of safe
driving during seven months by It's
Virginia fleet of trucks, the Griffith
Consumers Co. was presented yes
terday with a certificate of merit
by the Arlington (Va.) Safety
Council.
The award was in line with the
safe-driving campaign of the Ma
tional Safety Council.
During the period covered in the
award-November /, 1888, to May
81, 1939-the company's Virginia
trucks drove 91,442 miles without
an accident.
The certificate was bestowed by
Clifton Stoneburner, executive d.
rector Of the Arlington Safety Coun-
Evening star., 1939-12-29
Bids Asked by Army
On New Type Autoovros

Planning more extensive tests Of
the military uses Of autogyros, the
War Department yesterday asked
bids and designs on an improved
type of this aircraft.
Assistant Secretary of War Louis
johnson announced that designs
and bids would be accepted during
the next 80 days. He said the ex-
perimentation might be useful to
civil as we'll as military aviation.
The autogyr0 will be designed
Evening star., 1939-12-29

along specifications worked out In
conferences by representatives Of
the Army, Navy, Civil Aeronautics
Authority and the National Advisory
Committee for Aeronautics.
The Army already has six auto
gyros under test at Fort Sill, Okla,
for control of artillery fire. Con-
gress has authorized $4,000, 900 for
experiments with this type of air.
craft and 100000 for the purpose
was appropriated this year.
Evening star., 1939-12-29

Gil, In behalf Of its Large Fleet Op-
orators Safe Driving Contest Com
mittee. It was accepted by Charles
H. st. John, vice president Of the
Griffith Consumers Co., in the alb
sence of w. D. Gritdth, vice presi-
dent, in charge of outside operations,
who was Ill. William K. MacHahon,
chairman of the Council Committee
in charge of the contest, took part in
the presentation. The ceremony took
place at the company's main Offices
at 14l3 New York avenue NV.
Evening star., 1939-12-29
Freight Loadings
Show Decline in
Weekly Period
Glasses Follow Usuul
Seasonal Trend With
Coal Up, Others Down
By the Associated Press.

b. the Associated Press.
The Association of American Rail-
roads reported today 654,Sl7 cars of
revenue freight were loaded during
the week ending last Saturday.
This was a decrease Of 26,349 cars,
or 80 per cent, compared with the
preceding week; an increase Of
so,6le, or IA per cent, compared with
. year ago, and an increase Of
196,996. or 43 per cent, compared
with 1887.
The report classified the loadings
as follows:
Evening star., 1939-12-29
News Writer Calls
Reich Army Best
He Has Ever Seen
Soldiers Well Clothed,
But Poor Material
Marks CiviIiuns' Gurb
(41St of a Sertes.)
BY WILLIAM L. WHITE.


BERLIN CBy AirmaiD.-A note
on the army these people have: It's
the best looking one I've ever seen
and since was in Europe in 1918
think I've seen as many as most.
The rest of the nation is skimped
and scraped to the bone. Their
taxis In comparison with New York
cabs seem to be made of old tomato
cans. They wear pants of butter
milk and shirts Of wood. You have
to live here to understand why
every one turns to look when some
thing military rolls down the street.
It's not necessarily because Ber-
liners love war, although most of
them do. It's because military
equipment is the only thing in
greater Germany which is actually
all wool and even a little wider
than a yard.
This afternoon I turned to look
with the rest of them as a big mill
tary car driven by an army chauf-
feur splashed through the drizzle
across Unter den Linden. In bulk
it was like our 1926 Lincolns and
Cadillacs and misunderstanding
high of the grounding thick fen
ders out of the best steel-heavy
running gear-at least five thick
coats of the best dull paint-enor-
mously thick window glass-the
kind of cars we built before our de-
signers discovered that by lighten-
ing them and lowering them they
would ride just as smoothly and
have more pickup on our banked
concrete roads.
Three Pairs of Wheels.
Instead of having two pairs of
wheels she had three, and the back
pair was double Here was car
which was built to get where 1t
started for, even If it had to ford
streams or Jump gulleys or crash
through underground.
That car undoubtedly used more
high test gas than an American
transcontinental truck-I'd be sur
prised if it got miles to the gallon
and this in a country where gas
oline is so severely rationed that
most civilian cars are in storage,
and fuel is dealt out with an eye
dropper. But there is always plenty
for the army.
Army Has Best of Everything.
I'm also fascinated with the
equipment of the pink-faced young
sters who go roaring up and down
the Wilhelmstrasse, on motorcycles
and usually in pairs. They have
been detached from some motorized
division to act as couriers. Always
they flash by in steel helmets.
- ally with rifles slung over their
shoulders and wearing magnifl-
Gently made rubber raincoats, so
designed that they button around
each leg to protect their wool uni
form trousers from splattering mud.
In this country civilians must use.
instead Of rubber, a kind OF putty
gum concocted from coal tar. A
tire made of it is said to wear about
half as long as rubber tire and to
cost almost twice as much.
But the army has plenty of thick
rubber raincoats, and the best steel
and the best wool in its uniforms
and the best gas in its tanks and
the best butter and sausage in its
belly, that the German nation can
beg, buy or steal.
Iraq has banned the shipment Of
arms and ammunition to other coun-
Evening star., 1939-12-29
Foreign Business Advices

Business advices to the Commerce
Department from representatives
abroad include:
United Kingdom-More wood i'm
ports restricted.
Nicaragua-Coffee industry hurt
by war.
Uruguay-Meat exports decline.
Evening star., 1939-12-29
New York Metal Market

NEW YORK Dec 30 P-Copper
eads Nea Yo2k po TN easy spot
and nearby. 1880: forward. 1880. Lead
steady; spot. New York, 5.5O-55: East St.
Louis 5.35 Zinc steady; East St. Louis.
spot and forward 500. Antimony. Chinese
spot 14.OO-1425 Quicksilver, 1877. 90
10000 Pig iron. aluminium. platinum,
unchsCged
Evening star., 1939-12-29
Washington Exchange

SALES.
Capital Traction 1st $500 at 9S%
$500 at 1885,.
Washington Railway & Electric pfd.
IS at lis.
Capital Transit Co-20 at 14s.
Mergenthaler Linotype--100 at 15k
100 at 1872, 100 at 151a, u at 151z
The exchange will be closed to-
morrow and Monday next, New Year
Day.
Evening star., 1939-12-29

Loadings of various classes of
freight followed their usual seasonal
tendencies-coal up and other i'm
portant classes down-but the de-
cline in total loadings was of slightly
less than seasonal proportions.
The Associated Press seasonally
adjusted index of loadings, based on
l929-30 as 100, advanced today to
TAB compared with TAI the previous
week and 66.7 year ago.
Range of recent years:
1899. 1898. 1887 1886 l934-35
EoR EE5sh - 5ss 5ss 81 ss$$:S s$:S sseos 5o 5s:o
Evening star., 1939-12-29
Children Give Recital

The children of the Julia Cum
ningham School of Dance gave a
performance at the Children's Aid
Mission, 466 H street SW., yesterday
afternoon.
Evening star., 1939-12-29

.Ex dividend. tplus extras d :35c paid
in Ia3Q e2r extra f3fo extra
Fsl4.oO extra paid December a:'; 1859;
2Oc extra m 81 30 extra q soc paid
September 20. 1898 200 paid in
1899 t 80 cents paid December 90. 1889
So. 90 extra.
Evening star., 1939-12-29

Iraq has banned the shipment Of
arms and ammunition to other coun-
tries.
Evening star., 1939-12-29

Norwegian Society
The Norwegian Society Of Wash
ington will meet at $3.50 o'clock to-
night at Pierce Hall, Sixteenth and
Harvard streets NV.
Evening star., 1939-12-29
BONDS

PUBLIC UTILITY
Evening star., 1939-12-29

Withers, First 1t. Pelham B., from Quan.
tico to St. Thomas, Virgin Islands
Donohoo. First 1t. Malcolm O., from Pensa-
cola to Key West
Wight First It. Cecil W, from Parri.
Island to Pensacola.
Evening star., 1939-06-18

and q box top from Kealogg's Pepl r.
Be among the first to get this I
new collection by sending 10f and
q box top from Kellogg's Pep to 7
Kellogg Company, Department D.
Battle Greek, Michigan.
% vou NAVE 4 SrNap ADuM7 An
other l0t and . Pep box top will
bring you o superb 128-page
album full Of illustrations, with
spaces for over 1000 stamps, and
easy instructions on How to
Collect" and How - Start -
Stamp Club"
La gaceta., 1939-11-02
TERMINATION LAS O.
BRAS EN- Ell "ROtCKE-
TELLER CENTER.

New York, NV. 2.-Con un
aparat- de remachar, ell multi
Millionaire John D. Rockefeller.
Jr., termin6 aver las obras del
Rock taEer C5nter', a un cos
to d. 500, 600, 900. Centenares
de personals presenciaron la &C.
remcnia, que tuvo lugar en- ell
z1guan de un edificio de la Sex
Ia ayenida y Gale AZ.
Rockefeller presentado por
81 h.jo Nelson, pronunci6 un
ccrto discurso y entire otras c.
Sas diio que los hOmbres de ne
gocios de este pals aman la paz
entire elloS mismos, con ell go
bierrO y con los trabajadores,
La nueya y final estructura es
de 20 pisos y Sc extiende por un
terreno de II acres.
La gaceta., 1939-11-02
LOS ESPARTANOS LUCEN
BEN E MEL ATAQUE
La OfensiVa hG de ser mejor en-
Ell juegO con los StetSOn

Los blacks" de la Universe
dad de Tampa pusieron nuevo
vigor en- la ofenSiva aver al me
diodia, en- Plant Field, durante
las practicas con las reservas.
Por vez primera en- varios
meses, los cargadores "de bola"
de los EspartanOs pasaron a ira
! YES de una Inca efectiva para
nOtrse cutro "tOuchdOwns".
Los Coaches Higgins y Pier
son trabajaron duro durante to-
da la semana, tratando de refor
Ear ell ataque para ell juego con
los Stetson, ell viernes por la no.
che, pero no fue hasta aver que
una gran diferencia Sc vic.
Milan Buchan, fullback de
100 lbs. fue ell jefe del ataque en-
las reservas; pero John Kauf-
man y Tom Healy, I'm par de
halfbacks, atropellaron la opo-
sici6n para alcanzar buenas ga
nanciaS.
Les ~novatos, usando la ofen-
silva de. los "Hatters", corrieron
hacia la Inca de las reServas,
por tres touchdowns. Abramo-
vich, Albers y Pug Reed anota-
ron por los hombres de primer
aho, los dos primeroS en- juga-
das corriendo We el Gltimo con
unbrillante "pase",
La gaceta., 1939-11-02
Tony C%anzoneH rencido Nor knockout tecnico
en- ell tercer asalto de SUI pelea con Young Davis

Lam6 q los reporters para IN
lado y les dijo: "Esta fu& Ia L.
lima pelea de Tony. Jamds vo.-
v.ra al ring. Ese fu6 su prime
knockout y 81 ha terminate"
E~X-campe6n featherweight
y lightweight del mu2do, To
ny no lie do indication a los
II $50 "fanaticos" que paga-
ron su entrada de que habia
terminado hasta ell tercer a.
salto. Rinendo como un tigre,
en- su anhelo de veneer al jo-
ven de q amos, Tony gan6 el
primer asa,to.
Davis, que nc - sido de-
rrOtado en- sus Gltimas 80 Pc
leas, luci6 muy bien.
I'm viejo axioma del ring"
dice: eel punch viene al fl
nal" pero Tony no parecia te
ner su punch anoche. Young
comenz6 un fuerte ataque, en-
ell segundo round, que mantu-
vo a Canzoneri sangando por
la nariz y boca hasta ell terce-
70, en- que la pelea fu6 con-
cluida.
En- dicha tercera session, Da
Wis, del Distrito de Browns
vile, en- Brooklyn, peg6 ur
gancho izquierdo a la quija-
da de Canzoneri, despues dc
un minute de batalla.
Canzoneri fue enviado a la
Iona y dando pruebas de a.
turdimiento Sc levant6 al con
teo de cuatro. Davis lie pogo
de ruevo, en- todas direccio-
mes, y Tony rod6 al tablado.
Donovan contuvo la massacre
y termin6 con la carrera de
uno de los mas gloriosos pugi-
listas de todos los tiembos. en-
las divisiones del peso ligerc
y pluma.
La gaceta., 1939-11-02
DEPORTES
LOS GATORS TRABAJAN
EN- LOS Passes PARA Ell
JUEGO CON SOUTH CA
ROLINA

FL team de la Universidad
de la Florida continue en- e!
dia de aver su trabajo sobre
los passes, va que los coaches
indicarOn que su mayor pro-
blema sc encuentra ahf.
Mientras la Florida lleva a.
notadas tres victorias consecu
twas y piensa hacer del team
de South Carolina su cuarta
victima, en- Columbia, ell sa-
bado por ell mediodia, los Ga
tors solo anotaron A touch
downs en- sus 1ltimas tres sail
das. venciendo al Boston Col.
lege, a Tampa, TO, y a Mary
land, 14-0.
La practica de aver fue Il
gera Y ell squad complete
estuvo en- ell terreno, aunque
dos de ellos cojean y otro ca
nina con I'm tobillo on malas
condolences.
Bill Robinson, ell "cenAro".
estuvo ne la practica por vez
primera desde antes del jue-
La gaceta., 1939-11-02
Sc RACIONARA EN- INGLA-
Y LA TOCINETA

Londres, Nov. 2.-Un deere
del gobsrno anuncia que la
mantequi lila y la tocineta serda
racionadas prudtncialmente a
pqrtf del Is de diciembre Los
aboristas hablaron a favor de
IN mas estricto racionam.ento.
Sole Sc dara a cada persona, 81
manalmaAte, un cuarto de libra
de mantequilla y la misma can
tidad de tocineta. Tn orador la
bor.sta manifesto que la carne
tamBien debiera ser incluida.
A los ciudadanos Sc les rec)-
mienda no conslman mas de
una libra de azGcar, por perso-
ma s manalmente
Otros laboristas sc queian de
cue la medida servira para que
ocuiten Ia mantsquilla y la toci-
meta los que disponen de dinero.
Esto no podr4n hacerlo los ira
bajadcreS.
La gaceta., 1939-11-02
IA GACETA

Stetson aparece como favo-
rito para derrotar a los Espaifa
nos,
Aunque no son tan fuertes
como el aho pasado, derrotafbn
a Tampa con score de 42-0 ellos.
Howard Beynon Y Tony Ko,-
ka astan aun en- la lista de los
lesionado sy pcede que sclo sean
usados en- cortos periods.
Ell lineup que ha de contes-
ia ra la primera Eamada de sal
Ga al terreno, eStra compuesto
per Ed Howell Y Cecil Reed en-
les ends; Wa.sley Zaiko y Jack
Newlands, tackles; Bob Ford
yce y Bob Anderson, guards 4;
Bill Fisher, center; Vic Hatch,
Champ Williams, Tom Healcg
y Milan Buchan e mel backfield.
Cowen, coach de Stetson dice
que traera TODD su squad, COM
puesto de "a hombres, saliendo
de DeLand Ell Viernes por la ma
mana.
La gaceta., 1939-11-02

de esas raras ca~sUalidades de Ia
vida, estaban peleandose por e
porr6n, cuando llamaron a la
puerta de la choza.
Antes Sc habia dido "a cierta
distancia, ell ruido del motor
del aut"n6vil...
Los ilustres compinches SUR
pendieron las h>stilidades. V Pa
blito, amenazando a su muier
con la crchara de palo con qua
Sc iba comiendo tambi6n q a.
rroz con bacalao, lie dijSSa ia
Chata:
IT'aday, pobrezR y YES a
yer quien llama a la puerta de
la mansion!
Garcia, miranda a su hombre
con ojOs asesinOs, por haber!e
arrebatadO el pOrr6n al fin, lie
La gaceta., 1939-11-02

volucion6 en- un inStante, bus.
cando la derecha, y deteniend,
el auto soberbio a la puerta d..
palacio del Banco.
En- seguida Pedro echo pie q
TERRA, cogiendo en- brazos a Ia
nina.
i Anda ya?-pregunt6 lue-
go a Martin, que habia bajadC
del pescante.
-iOh, ST, sehor!... Claro que
no mucho, pero va la puede de-
Jar en- 81 suelo ell senior 81 Quie
re.
FL ingeniero coloc6 a Celia Ell
la acera, con una Suerte de rem
cor.
iAh, esta criatura, que era Ia
prueba viviente del pecado, que
era la prueba irrefutable de su
y de su verguenza!...
La gaceta., 1939-11-02

iC6mo la odiaba tambien. a
pesar suyo, a peSar de sus o.
jos lrminoSoS, de su Sonrisilla
de angelote, que intentaba, por
un sutil instinto de su pequenez.
de captarse las buenas gracias
" las simpatiaS de este senior,
que lie decia al chauffeur y le
habia dicho al anna hacia un mo
men o, que era papdL.
-Bien, escuche, Martin. No
nos cheques aqui, al Banco, Y
nos ceqhues aqui. al Banco, V
lrego quiero llevar la nina a Ia
mas compras, cerca, ahi a Bar
Quillo. Vuelva listed a casa, q
yer 81 la sonora quiere Ago.
All! GPero la sonora esta
casa?...
ST.
-iAh, muy bienl
La gaceta., 1939-11-02

La gloriosa carrera pugilfsti,
ca de Tony Canzoneri t.rminf
en- la noche de aver cuando 81 al
bitro Arthur Donovan, tuvo ne.
cesidad de parar la pelea, sena.
lada a 10 rounds, con Young 4.
Davis, en- ell tercer asaltoy an.
te Tn concurrencia de 1900
personals. Tony pesaba 143 y
D~avis14634.
Viendo la impotencia del ex-
tampe6n para resistir, Done
van detuvo Ell encuentro a los
2:13 del tercer round, dandole
la victoria q Young Al Davis
por knockout tecnico.
Esta derrota del gladiator de
Marlboro fue su primer no
caut" t6cnico en- mas de, IA amos
de carrera prgilistica.
CanzOneri trGt6 de cOntinuar
Ia botdlla
Canzonsr r bien enterado de.
cue Donovan lie estaba anuncian
do su complete retro del ring"
cuando redo al suelo por segu/
de- vez consecutive, en- ell terAr
asalto, sangrando de la nariz y
bCca trat6 de continuar la bata-
lila, p@ro no pudo conseguirlo.
En- su cuarto de vestir, des-
pueS de reaccionar, declare que
no debian haber parade" la pc.
lea. Yo no estaba bien "calien-
te" aGn. Me he hallado en- otra3
ocasiones en- Il srelo y he sabido
incorp rarme para veneer.
Ell manager Samy Goldman,
que ha sido ell manager-padre
de Tony desde que ell italianito
lego a New York, procedenre
de New Orleans, hace Is amos,
La gaceta., 1939-11-02

Tres arbitros actuaron ell pa
sado domingo: Charley Allen.
en- la gonna :" Pizzolato, un pc
lOtero, en- la primera base, Y A.
varez en- la tercera.
Dos de ellos eran arbitros i.
terinos y 10 hicieron magistral
mente.
Los peritos Green que ell do
mingo venidero, en- CCScaden,
Seran batidas todas las marcas.
Van los cubanos preparados
para ganar ell segundo desafio y
los garfbaldinos llevan la misma
intenci6n.
De modo que, dentro del mas
limpio espfritu deportivo, Ell dc
mingO Sc jugara con Ell deseo de
veneer.
La gaceta., 1939-11-02
Folletin No. 480
La Gaceta
"A MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE.

Y, bajo las indicaciones de
Maria, que sentia que sus ojo3
Sc llenaban de lagrimas, el auto
Sc acerc6 hasta las inmediacio-
mes de la via de Caceres y Por-
tugal, donde los esposos echa-
ron pie a terra.
Luego, cogidos del brazo, SUI
bieron una Iona, y Maria de la
Cruz, extendiendo su brazo de-
recho, senal6 a Pedro, que la be-
saba las manos con ternura in
finita, la choza de los traperos
ALA lejos, junto al rio, al ex-
tremo de I'm barrio inmundo. de
garitos absurdos, donde tanto
La gaceta., 1939-11-02

cularmente en- su notable "tapo.
nador" Jerez.
Todo indica ue el pr6ximo do.
MINIS, ira a la Inca de fcego.
descansado y con mas bbrios. e.
zurdo Varas.
81 ell zurdo no puede desarro.
liar su mayor e~ficisncia, enton-
ces Sc escogera entire 'Machito''
Jerez, Garcia y Leto.
Castro lie viene ensenando a
los pitchers algunos de sus Sc.
cretoS.
Ahora bien, el exito de los Gu
banos sigue descansando en- p.
Fernandez, ell "Gallego" Fernan
DEE, Klein, Cuso y otros batea-
dores de calibre. ''Felito" Me-
nendez anda buscando una for
mula para salir del slump" du-
rante la serie.
La gaceta., 1939-11-02
Con Ell bate, la Mascota y los Espejuelos
(Por Tira a Cuarta)

Vienen practicando con mu
cho cuidado, bajo la mirada in.
teligente de Casares, los pit
cheers de la Unione.
Salemi y Lopez son las "es-
trellas" y ell domingo pasado u
cieron bien, aunque al segundo
lie batearon "tribeyes" y jonro.
nes."
Casares, que sabe apreciar 10.
m6ritos de los p%eloteros, tiene Ia
~creencia de que ell domingo ga
nara.
FL director de los garibaldi-
nos opina que los juegos Sc ga
nan con batazos y apretando Ia
pelota para que no Sc caiga, no
con disprtas in1tiles.
La gaceta., 1939-11-02

Martin deSapareci6 en- ell CO.
che dos segundos despu6s, lue-
go de dar IN beso a la pequeha.
EntonceS, Pedro, que habia
apenas iniciadO dos pasos hacia
la puerta del Banco, llevando a
Celia de la mano, volvi6se Y pa
70 ell primer taxi que cruza
ba, metiendo en- e. a su hija, Y
diciendo al conductor, al tempo
que subia a 81 vez:
= listed sabe d6nde esta e.
barrio que llaman la China?
ST, senior, 81. Pasado ell
puente de Toledo.
-; ESQ eS e.. Pues n6venos US
ted ALI 10 aqtes possible.
II Esta muy bien!
COgOrzd D la Chatd. Dor una
La gaceta., 1939-11-02

No puede negarse que ell pasa
do domingo Casares dirigi6 con
gran habilidad pero tuvo Id
suerte de espaldas.
La sustituci6n de Scionte, cri-
t.cada por algunos, Sc hizo en- Ell
momento oportuno. Iba a entrar
a batear Willie Paz, ell campe6n
al bate de la Liga, una esperall-
"a mayor.
Aprovech6 Faustino todos los
momentos; pero los cubanos ju-
garon y batesron mejor.
La gaceta., 1939-11-02

lanz6 al rcstro esta injuria. a
todas luces injusta:
i Eres una esponja bebien.
do!
Y Sc acerc6 a la puerta, que
Ia esplendidez del dia de invier.
e4taba entreabierta, a causa de
no.
En- q rostro de la vieja Sc re-
.trato un immense asombro.
I'm caballero, muy elegante,
esta6a junto al umbral, llevan.
90 a una nina monisima do Ia
mano.
7 ell caballero la decia correc.
tamente:
-; Perd6n, sonora! iViven a.
Q~I Unos traperOs que llaman
los COgorzas?
Pablit0' al Dir aQuello. Sc pu.
La gaceta., 1939-11-02
LA JUNTA DE LA LIGA
INTERSOCIAL

Sc reunira esta noche, en- 81
edificio del Circulo Cubano, Ia
L:ga Intersocial.
Sera leido el balance semana,
de tesoreria.
Ruegase la asistencia de todos
los Delegates y subdelegados.
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tanto habia dorado.

~ los dos aquella tarde, re
gresando va hacia ell coche, ha-
bian dorado de emoci6n purisi-
ma, al verse tan dichosos, tan l.
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to, que habia redimido para
siempre a Maria l.,
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Ahora, ell recuerdo tomaba en-
la mente del ingeniero IN relic.
We de fuego, que lie hacia apre-
tar los dientes y los puhos..
isl, aquella seria su vengan-
"a, su terrible venganza L..
FL coche lego a Cibeles... y Pc
dro do 6rdenes a Martin a ira
YES del tubo de que les parars
en- la puerta del Banco de Espa-
ma.
FL chauffeur, expertisimo e.
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go con Tampa y parece estar
recuperando su forma. Sufre
de una lesion de la rodilla.
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Jesus Rodriguez y Antonio
Castro vienen pOniendo especial
cuidado en- los pitchers y part
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Evening star., 1939-06-28
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing

Earle-"Naughty but Nice" Dick
Powell VS.. swing and Ann Sheridan:
1915 am, 1:05, 4, 7 and 9:55 pm.
Stage shows: 1910, 3:05, 6:05 and
9pm.
Palace-"Invitation to Happiness"
the prize fighter Erred MacMurray)
and the lady Grene Dunne): 1910,
2:30, 4:55, tbs and 9:35 pm.
Keith's-"The Sun Never Sets"
the far-f1ung British empire is saved
again: II, 2:25, 4:50, ITO and 9:35
pm. March of Time: 11:40 am,
2:05, 4:30, $50 and 9:15 pm.
Capitol-"S "Susannah of the Noun
ties" redskins bite the dust for Shir-
ley Temple: II am, las, 4:3O, tbs
and 10 pm. Stage shows: 1880,
1885, $40 and s:05 pm:
Metropolitan Blind Alley"
through the criminal mind with gun
and camera: 11:2O am, 1:25, $3.50,
$40, 7:45 and $50 pm.
Columbia-"Rose of Washington
Square," romance with nostalgia
music: 11:15 am, 1:20, $3.50, 5:35,
TAO and $50 pm.
Little-"South Riding" Korda
looks at life: II am, 1880, 2:35,
AIS, 6, 7:45 and 9:35 pm.
Trans-Lux-News and shorts; con-
tinuous from 10 am.
-Air-"The Hoosier School
boy" with Mickey Rooney: 8:45
and 10:45 pm.