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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-27
Costuming the Christmas Bird
For It's Temperance Act
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

tastes as if If were an entirely
new dish.
Turkey and Asparagus
In Sour Cream
! No. 2 can asparagus. drained
2 cups sliced turkey meat
Salt
Pepper
! cup thick sour cream
Buttered crumbs
Lay drained stalks Of aSpara-
gus in a layer in creased fiat
baking dish. Season with salt
and pepper. Cover with sliced
turkey. Add Seasonings. Pour
the sour cream over the top.
Add buttered crumbs. Bake in
hot oven 400 degreeS) for p
minutes until piping hot and
lightly Drowned.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-27

AT LEAST one feature of the
Christmas festivity is good for
temperance during the week
that follows the turkey. II will
no doubt make its first return
in cold slices. But the poSsibil-
tiles after that are most inter-
aCffn8
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-27
Many Possibilities

Invite a few friends for cold
turkey salad, rolls and coffee in
the evening, or serve at a lunch
con. II you prefer it hot prepare
the fowl creamed under a crust
of mashed potatoes-like shep-
herds pie; serve IT as turkey
chop suey; turkey croquettes
and turkey pie. For the pastry
in the latter use a rich biscuit
dough. Any OF the dishes men,
toned will make perfect buffet
supper fare.
A curry OF turkey and rice IL
another combination that ex-
tends the flavor OF the turkey
in one of the less usual ways.
For this combine small pieces
of turkey meat with cooked
shredded carrots, in sauce
made with turkey broth, thick
ened slightly with -four, and
season with curry powder and
a little onion.
This mixture may be served
on a platter with ring of rice.
Dish may be varied by subsh-
tuting grated fresh coconut for
the carrots. or sprinkling the
mixture with coconut.
The Vegetables
The leftover vegetables come
in nicely when the bird is served.
The mashed potatoes may be
made into cakes fried with a
crisp brown crust and served
piping hot.
Should your taste run to
cheese-this turkey rizotto will
hit the spot. Pick off meat and
set il aside, then stew the bones
in enough water to make about
a quart of broth. In a large
skillet cook a minced onion for
a few minutes in butter or tur-
key fat if you have it.
Add the broth and any left
over gravy THAT will furnish
turkey fiavdk, and when this
liquid boils Up rapidly. sprinkle
in slowly x rup rice. Cover the
skillet, simmer the rice about IS
minutes, or until the grains
swell and become soft.
Shake the skillet from time
to time TO keep the rice from
sticking and if you need TO stir
il, lift it gently with a fork, so
as not to break the grains.
BY the time the rice is done
il will have absorved the broth,
and the grains will be large and
separate. Then add the small
pieces of turke, "a cup OF more
and salt to taste; stir in some
finely chopped celery and pars-
ley. Turn out on hot platter
and sprinkle generously with
grated cheese.
HERE'S A left over that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-27

Left-overs have a way Of
tasting pretty wonderful one
day after Christmas but become
very ordinary after that--and
usually they do last more than
one day. It's often a good idea
10 run in juicy steak between
repeaters OF the holiday bird
or better than that--dress II up
and serve il as party refresh
ments.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-27

Fashions Ioveliest new styles.
Rsyon crepes, rsyon slpsess
and sheer woods. Juniors,
misses, women's and half sizes.
Budget Sbob-KIiss'i Dowssfairf
Evening star., 1940-12-03
5. f. T.. Eases Rules
On Issues Smaller
Than 100000

e! the Associated Press.
To facilitate financing of small
businesses, the Securities Commits
sion simplified yesterday its regula-
tons governing public sale OF Sc
curity issues aggregating $4,000 to
100000.
The commission previously had
removed all restrictions on issues
up to $4,000.
The simplification removes the
necessity, in the case of $4,000 to
100000 issues, of prospectuses and
similar procedure now required un-
der registration provisions Of the
1888 Securities Act.
To comply with the new regula-
ton, which will be effective De-
cember 9. a firm need only send a
letter to the nearest regional Office
of the commission notifying it of
the issue and including copies Of
any sales literature.
The new regulation" a commits
sion statement said, shifts the COM
missions administrative emphasis
from the disclosure requirements of
the act to the broad prevention pro-
visions. The examination procedure
which has been followed in the past
will be abandoned"
Evening star., 1940-12-03
Auto Firms Maintain
Output Of About
$4,000 a Day
December Schedules
Call Tentatively for
450, 900 Units
Ey DAVID ]. WILKIE.
Associated Fress Automotive Ed!to

DETROIT, Dec. 3.-The sutomo-
bile industry, which has been pro-
ducing passenger cars and trucks at
the rate of about $4,000 a day, main
tanned the pace today and tenta-
lively scheduled 100000 units as its
volume for the final month of the
year.
Several plants are operating g and
10 hours a day five days a week,
and some of them are planning to
work on two Saturdays before
Christmas. According to present in
dications only unexpected labor diff
fculties would prevent the assembly
plants from continuing close to cur
rent schedules for the remainder o.
the year.
Retail demand for new cars has
been heavier since the beginning
of the new model season on October
l than it was in the like period Of
last year and the year before.
Nevertheless field stocks have been
growing during the last four weeks.
Currently they aggregate, accord
ing to authoritative sources, ap-
proximately 100000 units, having in
creased about 125 5000 since Novem-
ber l.
While output is ahead of retail
demand, the reserve" stock is not
mounting as speedily as most trade
sources expected when the assembly
lines began operating above the
lis, 1000 units a week level. If pres
ent schedules are maintained
through the final month the aggre-
gate output for 1941 should ap-
proximate 4,64O000 units and field
stocks amount to close to 100000.
All trade sources appear agreed
that the volume of field stocks is
not excessive in view of the uncer-
tainties ahead. They point out that
the reserve accumulation of new
cars late last spring was even heavier
than that now on hand but shrank
so rapidly that many factories con-
/ tinued their 1910 model season from
one to four weeks beyond original
schedules.
The current production schedules
bring the automobile industry to its
highest output level since the sum-
mer of 1887. That year saw the
production of 5,016,437 cars and
trucks. including first quarter out-
put volume OF 1902. .108 vehicles.
Basing their outlook "on present
indications" several producers and
sales managers have said the first
quarter of 1941 should see a con-
tinuance of high level factory ac-
tivity. There are no indications,
these authorities say, Of major
drop in retail demand during the
first three months of the coming
year.
Evening star., 1940-12-03
CHICAGO Livestock

CHICAGO. Dec 3 up UNITED States De-
partment of Agriculture) .-Salable hogs.
"a. 600 total. $4,000; active. strong to 10
HIGHER than Mondays average; top $50;
bulk good and choice, 210-330 pound
butchers. 6.15-30; well-f1nished 10000
pound lights, 10000; some 150-11O pound
underweights. 560-6.00: good 360-500
pound packing sows, 5.40-75: few lighter
weights to 5S5.
steers and yeariinss, fully steady: receipts
ran literally to she-stock. especially cows;
choice, steer crop comparatively small;
general killing quality medium to good; bulk
steers, .9.75 to 1850; short load choice
and primes, 1,200 pound averages. 15.10:
very little above IA 90, however; few loads
turning at 14.25-65; most yearlings going
at 1880 downard: medium to good grade
heifers dull, others steady: best AROUND
Gamer, cutter and common beef cows
steady: beef cows, 1913 lower: selling
very slow. TO cutter grades; bulls and veal.
ers steady: weighty sausage offerings to
7.35 and vealers. 1O.OO-11 90; replace
ment market slow.
salable sheep. 5000: total, $500; late
Monday fat lambs and yearlings weak to
% lower; extreme top. $50; numerous
SsdS soS5ds soGd to choice fed e
25; GOOD to. choice yearlings. S.25; today S
trade. opening slow. scattered early sales
and most bids on fat lambs and yearlings
weak to mostly 3 lower: few early sales
good to choice native lambs 9.25; odd
lot common down 10 700; asking steady or
up to around $40 on good to choice fed
Western lambs: deck good to choice around
92-pound fed yearlings, 500: few fat
ewes up to 4.50.
Evening star., 1940-12-03
Chicago Produce

CHICAGO, Dec. 8 GP,.-Butter. receipts.
s9s7s3 % hs% sa creamsry sI sa On sco5s s6
33la: SO. 32s: 90. centralized cafaots.
EGGS receipts, 4,541: firm. fresh
graded, extra firsts, 32a: firsts. 3O1a: cur
rent receipts 90; dirties' Il; fresh checks.
extras; 231a: refrigerator standards 23A.
Poultry. live, 80 trucks: steady to firm;
geese. IL pounds down. 13; over 12 pounds.
-; capons, 7 pounds up. 20; under 7
pounds. 1871: slips, 1914; other prices un.
changed.
Potatoes, arrivals, 1870: on track, 425:
total u s. shipments. 377; supplies heavy:
practically no trade account Of the cold
weather; market nominally unchanged
late Monday demand fairly good, market
steady: late sales Monday, Idaho. Russet
Burbanks, U. s. No. /. 1.50-60; Minnesota
and North Dakota, Cobblers IS per cent or
umphs. s5 per cent or more u s. No. L.
1.0n-20: Early Ohios.ss0 per cent U. s; No.
No. I. 100; Nebraska, Bliss Triumphs u.
s. No. l. 1.65.
Evening star., 1940-12-03
Aviation BackIoqs
EcnoT:eG g,ov' at
}2,2Q:0lO,OO0
S385,000, 900 Increase
In Month Revealed
By Magazine

b. the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Dec. 3.-Unfllled or
ders now on the books of American
aviation manufacturers were re-
ported today by Aviation Magazine
to total SO 500, 900 900. an increase Of
$685. 900 900 in a month.
The increase, said the magazine,
represented mainly United States
Navy orders.
A year ago. said the report, the
backlog of untitled orders totaled
$500 100000, then a record high.
The figures include demands for
1000 fighting planes-25.00o for the
United States and $4,000 for the
British.
Aviation listed the following back
logs tin millions of dollarS for %
manufacturers:
Allison General Motors, 100:
Aviation Corp, 20; Beech, %; Bell,
60; Boeing. 2O3; Brewster, 100; Cess
ma, II; Consolidated, 300; Cont
mental Motors, 35; Curtiss-Wright,
$40; Douglas, 400; Fairchild IS;
Ford, 122; Grumman, 20; Lockheed,
211; Martin, 322; North American,
225; Northrop. "a; Packard. PIT;
Republic. 65: Ryan, II; United Air
craft, 430; Vultee, 95.
Evening star., 1940-12-03
British Government
Bonds Improve on
Londcn Market
Hieh-Grode Privote
Issues Also Score
New Guins
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, Deo 3.-British gov
ernment bonds and high-rated in
vestment stocks scored new gains
in the securities market today.
Interest Jagged in other groups
and occasional losses dotted the
price list
Demand for flight issues was
ilnplemented by the need to find
an outlet for about 100000, 900 paid
out in interest on the 3is per cent
war loan and relnvestment of pro-
ceeds of requisitioned Canadian
stocks. The upward price trend
was accented by a shortage of sup
plies in some groups.
Tobacco and brewery stocks
dipped In the industrial list.
Kaffirs clung to small early gains
and interest developed in tea issues.
Rubber. copper and diamond shares
stayed quietly in the background
An uncertain undertone pervaded
the domestic rail market on news
of application for new rate in
creases. Railwaymen have also
claimed higher wages.
In the foreign bond market Chi
nese loans improved after word Of
United States financial aid to the
Far Eastern nation.
Evening star., 1940-12-03
New York Bank Stocks
Gain During Week
sr eciaI Dispatch to The Star.

NEW YORK, Dec. 3.-New York
City bank stocks moved upward
slightly during the last week, ac-
cording to records compiled by Holt
Rose e. Troster.
The aggregate market value of 16
leading issues at the close on Fri
day, November %, was 81 ,495 ,654 900,
compared with 81 ,487 ,981 900 at the
close of the previous week, an in
crease of s7,673 900, or 052 per cent
The current average yield of the
16 issues of 4.32 per cent compares
with yield of 4.34 per cent on No
vember %. Current market value
amounts to los times book value
unchanged from that at the close
of the previous week.
Evening star., 1940-12-03
New York Produce

NEW YORK. Dec. 3 GP.-Esss. 1895;
firm.
Mixed coiors-Fancy TO extra fancy,
ii2-:!5: extras. "a: graded irsts. 2siz:
seconds, 25l7-26; mediums. "a; alrtIes,
No. /. 23le: average checks. 21l2-22:
retriseratorr, fancy to extra fancy, .25A-27;
extras, 24't: standards, "a; f1rsts. 23ia:
seconds. 21ia-22: mediums, 2l: dirties.
Whites-tR tResales of premium marks,
37-39i2l; nearby and Midwestern premium
marks. 35-36l2' specials. "a stapdsrds.
mediums. 2S-30l2l; mediums, 262-27 "a
pullets. 24-24iz. Refrigerator. nearby and
Midwestern specials. 26h-2sl2; standards,
25-25l2; frsts 23-23I,: mediums. % l2-24
Browns-Nearby and Midwestern fancy
to extra fancy 35hz-36: specials. 35;
standards 2aiz-3o: mediums. 26-261;
pullets. 22l2-23
Duck eggs-2S-3I.
Butter. 1.0lS.454: hrmer. Creamery.
Higher than 92 score and premium marks
35l2-36L: az score. cash market. 35A:
sS,91 score. 33h-35: s4-s7 score. 3031-
Cheese 415.90o: firm.
Prices UNCHANGED
Evening star., 1940-12-03
S70,O00,0OO Issues
Of National Dairy
Put on Market
Goldman, Sochs & Co.
And Lehman Bros.
Head Syndicate
b. the Associa ted Press.

b. the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. Dec. 3.-Public offer
ing was made today of $4,000 900
National Dairy Products Corp. de-
bentures by banking group headed
by Goldman, Sachs & Co. and Leh-
man Bros.
Two issues comprise the offering
One of $55 100000 of 3A per cent
debentures due in 1860 was priced at
l04% and interest. The other, $15,-
600. 900 serial degentures. due 194l
to 1850, was priced at 100 and in
terest for the series with coupon
rates from 0.375 to 2.1O per cent,
depending on maturity.
Proceeds will be applied to re-
funding various obligations of the
company and one of its subsidiaries
Evening star., 1940-12-03
Newspaper Advertising
Slightly Above 1899

Special Dispatch to The Star
CHICAGO, Dec. 3.-Despite more
widespread celebration of "early
THANKSGIVING" this year than last,
retail newspaper advertising volume
for the week ended November %
maintained increases over last year,
Advertising Age reported.
For that week total retail Image
in newspapers of 81 cities was 21,-
$50 374, an increase of IL per cent
over the corresponding 1899 total.
For the year to date, reporting
newspapers have carried 9l3,972.-
H97 lines, or 1.6 per cent over a year
ago.
Evening star., 1940-12-03
Cannon Mills Votes
Dividend of so Cents
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Dec. 3.-Directors of
Cannon Mills Co., cloth makers,
yesterday declared a dividend of so
cents common share, payable De-
cember 80 to holders of record De-
cember a.
The disbursement will lower 1910
payments to 81 a share from S225
in 1889. Mills are in North and
South Carolina.
Evening star., 1940-12-03
| EIgin Directors
Vote Dividend
| OF S2.25
By the Associated Press.

ELGIN, Ill, Dec. 3-Directors of
the Elgin National Watch Co. de-
clared a cash dividend of s225 per
share, payable December % to stock
holders of record December II, it
was announced today.
With three previous dividends of
25 cents each. this brings 1910 pay
ments to a total of SO per share.
1t compares with a year end divi-
dend of SIPS and total payments
of 50 in 1889.
Evening star., 1940-12-03
Washington Exchange
SALES,

Washington Gas Light pfd.-5 at
lot, at 107
American Security e. Trust CO.
at 37z.
Capital Traction first $500 at
1852.
Potomac Electric Power 51a % pfd.-
l at 114A.
Capital Traction first 5s-S2 500 at
LOG.
Mergenthaler Linotype-1O at 26b
Washington Railway e. Electric
pfd-2 at lis.
Mergenthaler Linotype-10 at 27.
Garfinckel com.-10 at 1915.
Evening star., 1940-12-03
Boston Wool Market

BOSTON. Dec 3 (P United States De.
titude prevailed quite generally in the Bos-
ton wool market today. Few users were
on domestic woods we're UNCHANGED from
last week, but they were largely nominal
because of the lack of demand. Inquiries
grades OF South American woods, but actual
trading was very slow, and prices were
not showing any change.
Evening star., 1940-12-03
Failures TotoI Coins

NEW YORK, Dec. P).-Busi-
ness failures in the week ended
November 20 totaled 258 compared
with 256 in the preceding week and
264 in the like 1889 period, Dun &
Bradstreet reported.
Evening star., 1940-12-03

Vuotatlons lurnisneq ny NatIonai M AsSo.
states they do not necessarily reflect actual
transactions or firm bids or offers, but
should indicate approximate prices. and
unless otherwise indicated. are as quoted
by the sponsors issuers
'Asterisk indicates. mot quoted by spon-
sors or issuerS'
Evening star., 1940-12-03
odd-Lot Dealings
BY the AssociS ted Press


The Securities Commission reported to-
day these transactions by customers With
odd-lot dealers or specialists on the New
2,756 purchases involving 74,S00 shares;
2,5OS sales involving 1926 shares. in.
Guiding rs short sales involving 1.2oo
Evening star., 1940-12-03
We Will Buy

NotionoI Press Building lst 3-5s
Washington Properties Gen. Mtg. Is
Washington Auditorium lst IS
Lo SoIIe Apartments Leasehold IS
Chandler r-Woshinston Bldg. st IS
Shorehom Hotel End 4s
City Club 1st IS
Evening star., 1940-12-03

Also extra or extras.
Declared or paid SO far this year.
Quotation furnished by National ASSo-
ciation of Securities Dealers. Inc, which
states they do not necessarily reflect actual
transactions or firm bids or offers. but
should indicate approximate prices.
Evening star., 1940-12-03
London Bar Silver

LONDON. Dec 3 0Py.-Bar silver, 22lld
unchaneed Equivalent, 41.37 cents
Bar rold. 1865: unchansed. Equivalent
S33S $50 Exchange, S4 03.
Evening star., 1940-12-03

tPlus extras. e2S extra. s14o0 extra
m 81 so extra pSl 90 paid September 80.
I94O So 90 paid In 1899 25 cent?
paid July ! 1910 v$1.OO extra paid jan
uary 1910 vS5.00 extra.
Evening star., 1940-12-03
Investing Companies

NEW YORK. Dec. 3 OP).-National Asso.
citation Securities Dealers Inc.
Noon dlInf fatinnk
Evening star., 1940-12-03
Insurance Stocks

NEW YORK, Dec 3 GP,.-National Asso-
cis ton Securities Dealers, Inc:
Evening star., 1940-12-03
Second NotionoI Bonk
NationoI Metropolitan Bank
coIumbio National Bonk
Hamilton NotionoI Bonk
Munsey Trust Company
City Bonk

Washington Properties Common
kotionol Mortgage 8 Invest. Pfd.
Reel Estote Mtg. g City. Pfd.
American compony Pfd. and Com.
Evening star., 1940-12-03

CopitoI Tronsit
MersenthaIer Linotype
Washington sonitory Improvement
La gaceta., 1940-11-05
Oh. FGbry "L'AstronOmae"

iEstan habitados los plane
tas? Els precise confesar que es-
ia esperanto nos parece ahora
quimerica pero que no hace adn
mucho tempo no 10 parecia. Rs
cordamos que Descartes crei2
realmente en- la posibilidad de.
yer a los habitantes de la Luna.
Ell habia descubierto I'm teore-'
ma-porque fu6 sobre TODD ma
tematico, sobre las aberracionea
~esfericas de los lentes. Y decfa
"Cuando Sc hayan c%orregido es"
tas aberraciones Sc vera a los
habitantes de la Luna. En- u
ma carta suya a un obrerQ 6pti-
co que empleaba en- la realiza-
ci6n de sus ideas, decia: "Gra-
cias a vuestro talento sbremos.
muy pronto 81 hay animales er
la Luna.
NosOtros s~abemosque no hay
animate en- la Luna pero 10 sabe-
La gaceta., 1940-11-05
o COMUNISTAS APO
YAM A WILKIE

Washington, Nov. 5.-Gru-
pos de comunistas apoyan en-
todoel pals la candidatura de
Wilkie, declare hoy en- New
York la notable escritora Do
rothy Thompson.
Gun vote por Wilkie, di-
jo la Sra. Thompson, esposa
del novelista Sinclair Lewis,
es un vote por ell comunismo
y ell fascismo."
Lewis, seg1n ella, esta apo
yado por los comunistas y de-
cidi6 apoyar a Wikie con la
esperanto de recuperar ell te-
,rreno que ha prdido como IL
DIR obrro. Los comunistas, por
medic de sus organizaciones
celulares, han logrado apode-
rarse de la direction de mu-
chas Uniones.
La gaceta., 1940-11-05
PoR LA RADIO

Tstos son los principles pro-
gramas para la noche de hoy:
200, WSUN. noticias de cleo
clones: 6:05, comentarista Hi ;
6:15, WDAE, noticias &c cleo
cion5s; 6 rs WSUN, noticias de
las elscciones; 6:30, Paul Sulli-
van, WDAE; 7:15 John Van
dercock, noticias de elecciones,
IWSUN 3 100, Johnny presents,
WSUN, Y Corte de Perdidos
Herederos, WDAE; 7:45, Kali
tenborn, noticias de elecciones,
WSUN; 8;25, noticias de elec-
clones; $50, ,Horacio Heidi,
WSUN; 8 .55, Elmer Davis, cleo
clones; 9 700, WSUN, elecciones
y WDAE, elecciones; $50, Fib-
Der MCGEE, WSUN; 10 100, Bob
Hope, WSUN; 1915, serVicic
selectivo, WDAE; 1920, con-
cierto Columbia, WDAE; 1913,
Uncle Walter DOLLHOUSE, WIS.
UNI; noticias de eleccicnes, y mi
sica hasta horas de la madruga.
da.
La gaceta., 1940-11-05
PARA LA MUJER DEL HOGAR

Els buen ~consejo, pero hay u
ma dificultad en- 81. Podemos dar
demasiado enfasis a la nota cons
tructiva, hacienda que ell afecto
dependa de las cosas buenas quo
haga. v entonces ell niho siente
v empieza a Greer que sc lie anna
por sus buenas marcas, o pc
sus @xitos, y que 81 fracasa no
sera amado. La Ora. Margaret
Mead senal6 este punto hablan'
do ante la Association de Educa"
ci6n de la Ninez, en- Garden CT
ty, New York. Es la Ora. Mead
asistente de etnologfa en-, Ell Mu
SEQ Americana de Historic Ma
tural y ha derivado sus punto.
de vista de los estudios de la So
cieda primitiva.
Repetiamente, en- los dltimos
amos, ella ha encontrado mu!
chos nihos "bloqueados", caren-
ties de ssguridad, por no haber
encontrado alimento en- todas lag
Eases de sus vidas. "En nuestra
cultura, dice ella, es solo ell nj
noinvalido, enfermo, Ell que no
solo obtiene ell amer incondicio-
nal que NADIA tiene que yer con
los hechos realizados. Muchos
padres Green que "echan a per-
der a IN nino" por darle mu-
cho afecto. Cuando listed echa
a perder a un niho es cuando lie
deja hacer algo que no debe ha-
GER. por ell tenor de que llore,
no coma o lie haga lucir NAL fren
te a las visitas. Ell nino debe t.
ner seguridad y contento, ell nj
no debe sentirse amado, aunquC
.e rechacemos sus acciones, y
listed no debe permitir que ha.
ga 10 que no debe hacer... POI
tenor a que lore, grite o no CO.
ma.
i En- muchos casos ell cariio d.
la madre es Unconditional y e
del padre Conditional,
Juanito, con sus defectos, de
be saber que Sc lie anna por el, NJ
por 10 que hace.
La gaceta., 1940-11-05
los no corrigiendo las aberra.

mos no corrigiendo las aberra'
clones e-fsricas de les lenteS
que sou parfectamen.e ds;pre'
tables, sine per otras observa-
clones. No tsn:endo la Luna n:
aqua nj ARE y estando ccmpuas-
ia de guiiarros 0 c-nizas, pode-
mos afirmar que no nay habi'
tantes en- ella. Esas son, pues;
las esperanzas quimericas gu
han deSaparecido.
Los procedimientos de ana
Isis de la luz, por ell conrrario,
han conducido en- ell estudio de-
los planetas a notables e inespe-
rados resultados. Esos resulta-
dos no son muy consoladores en-
10 que concierne a la poibilidad
de habitaci6n. Ell vapor de aqua
Y Ell oxigeno estan ausentes c
son muy raros. POr ell contrario,
Sc italian Otros gases qeu nadie
esperaba encontrar. La atm6s+
fera de Venus esta compuestS
principalmente de gas carboni'
co como 10 estaba quizas la Tie
ira antes que los vegetables hue
bieran absorbido ell carbono pa
ra enterrarlo en- ell suelo, a fir
de ecu pudieramos servirnos de
el mas tarde. Quizas 81 Venus
sea un planeta en- reserva hasta
ell momento en- que haya un bro
tie de vegetables que transforme
su atmosfera.
Sobre Jupiter y Saturno, Ell re
sultado es todavia mas sorpren9
dente: Sc encuentran en- ellos
gas de amoniaco y carburo de-
hidrtgenO. Ell amoniaco hace
pensar algo en- establos, y reba.,
nos d VEGAS, y pastos, pero yo
creo que esta explicaci6n es, por
10 menos, incierta.
La gaceta., 1940-11-05
1~NTERCAMBIIO DE DIPLO-
MATICOS

Belgrade, Yugoeslavia, No
viembre 5.-Un intercambio
de hombres Sc verified hoy en-
la frontera.
Grcia recbii6 cCnsules y di-
plomaticos griegos y entrego
c6nsules y d~iplomaticos italia
nos.
Circula ell rumor de que los
nazis Sc disponen a hacer pc
ticiones a Turquia, probable
mente con ell asentimiento de
Russia. Ell proposito es derivar
la atenci6n inglesa hacia los
Dardanelos.