davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1940-08-30
SECOND GAME.

Runs batted in-Gehringer. Greenberg
t2), Newsom, Fox. Two-base hit-sulli
van. Home run-Greenberg. Stolen base
worth to Sanford Lsft on bases-Detroit.
6; Washington. 5. First base on balls-On
Newsom, l: OF Carrasouel g.. Struck out
BY Hudson, /; by Newsom. Q: by Carras-
auel 1. Hits-Off Hudson, in 2 in
nings: OF .Carrasouel. In innings.
Losing piteher-Hudson. Umpire-rip-
600.
Evening star., 1940-08-30
Nine Seeks Double Bill

Atchinson-Keller baseball team
would like an out-of town double
header for Sunday. Contact Phil
Richards, Lincoln 2891-W.
Evening star., 1940-08-30
Official Scores

Runs batted in-Fox, Welaj, Chase.
Greenberg, Rowe. Two-base hits-Green-
Fox Home run-Greenberg. Stolen bases
Lewis. Myer. Double play-Travis to
Myer to Sanford. Left on bases-Detroit,
IL: Washington, 8. First base on balls
Of Chase. 5: of Rowe, 3. Struck out
BY Chase, g: by Rowe, g. Umpires-
Geisel, Pipgras and Ormsby. Time
Evening star., 1940-08-30

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Major Statistics
FRIDAY. AUGUST 80, 1910.
AMERICAN

Results Yesterday.
Detroit. 3|6: Washington. 20 tsee-
ond same six innings, darkness).
New York, 10-8; st. Louis, 3-6 (sec-
ond game l3 innings.
Boston 4; Chicago, g.
Cleveland at Philadelphia (2), rain.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS,
Evening star., 1940-08-30
How They Bottled
In CHICAGO Game

Oncials-Referee Mr.. Kahn tChicago).
Umpire. Mr.. Blake Goras ColleRe) Field
judge, Mr.. Taylor (Wichita). Head lines
man, Mr.. Reese tDenison).
Substitutions.
-Stsrs-Ends, Ivy (Oklahoma), Kava-
naugh Louisiana State), Anahu (Santa
CLARA. Evans uowa), Gustafson tTennJ,
WlnSlow u. -. c.. Seeman Nebraska; I;
tackles, Artoe California;. Holman tTem-
plei. Pedersen tMinnesota), Andersen tStan-
fordl: guards. Brewer illinois,, Rihie
,Notre Dame>, Marino tOhio State). WAL
dorf Missouri, Method (Northwestern): {:
centers Schieckl (Santa Clara). Haman
tNorthwestern), Kopcha tChattanooRa): :
backs, Van Every (Minnesota), Emmons
IOregonl. kellogg lTulane), Hoffman tU
5: c., Washington tU c. L. A., McFadden
CLEMSON. Heineman Texas Mines), Sheri-
dan tNotre Dame).
Green Bay-Ends., Mulleneaux. Jacunski.
Berry Temple; tackles, E. Smith. Schultz.
Kell,, Kilbourne, Seibold: guards, Tinsley,
Engebretsen. Midler. Zarnas, Johnson; CEN
tiers, C., Brock, Greenfield: backs, schneid-
man. Jankowski, Uram, Herber, Buhler,
Balazs, Lawrence. Weisgerber. Feathers.
Evening star., 1940-08-30

GAMES TODAY. GAMES TOMORROW
Brooklyn at Cinci. Chicago at Cinci
Phila at Pittsb'sh. St. L. at Pittsb' sh.
Others not scheduled. Phila- at Boston
N. Y. at Brooklyn.
Evening star., 1940-08-30

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Yunks

Continued From Page CID
Evening star., 1940-08-30

NATIONAL
Results Yesterday.
St. Louis 5: New York. q.
Cincinnati. 9; Brooklyn, 3.
Boston 3: CHICAGO. L
Pittsburgh. 4: Philadelphia, o.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Evening star., 1940-06-16

An don't let her suck her thumb
You come along too, Ellis. Forster
ordered.
"That'll be Hanson's line all right,
Ellis said scornfully. Hell have line
about them bein' his heters." :"
shut upr' said Forster - angrIly.
because he was sure it was the right
angle and he would be helpless to
prove it.
Look. Buddy what makes you
think that these are your calves"
Because they are! That ones
Blackie an we call this one Niger.
He slipped through the corral bars and
began stroking Blackie's nose affec-
tionately.
MY DAD showed me good place
to hide those dimes, all right. That
day you took him to Jail. You gonna
take my Dad to Jail again"
Forster sidestepped that one.
Forget the dimes for minute,
, Buddy -
but look" Buddy insisted. He ran
his hand along Blackie's neck, pinched
up a fold of the skin. Feel that.
Mister?"
There was something fiat and hard
under the heiier's skin. "It's dime"
Evening star., 1940-06-16
A COUPLE OF DIMES
Continued from poge twenty

cried Buddy, enjoying Forster's sur
prise. MY Dads smart" he added
proudly. Here comes my Dad now
And Mom''
Luke Hanson was coming in from
the field. driving a six-horse team. His
wife followed with four horses. Buddy
whooped at them.
Il guess you're right, Buddy"
Forster said. Il guess your Dad is
smart"
He searched for and found the scar
where Luke's knife had slit the skin to
insert the dime you'll notice that
this is an old scar" he pointed out to
Ellis.
THAT don't mean a thing" scoffed
Hank. Hanson could have sneaked
over to my place any time last fall an
planted a dime in my calf"
Forster took out his knife and. with
Buddy helping him hold the heifer. he
extracted dime from the neck of each
yearling. Each dime had a recognizable
double dent made by Forster's own
teeth.
"These aren't just any Dimes" he
told Hank. These are the dimes |
gave Buddy that day before l took
Luke away. can swear to them"
Hanks face was suddenly sick
Evening star., 1940-06-16

Luke had left the horses at the
water trough and was approaching
belligerently. Mary hurried after him.
a scared look in her eyes. Luke kind
of out-fgured you this time, Hank"
Forster growled. "And it's Gods
mercy he didn't kill you, the hair
trigger fool!'
"Hit him. Dadw cried Buddy. THE
Of sc'undrel"
"Nobody's going to hit anybody"
Forster declared. Matter of fact, Ellis
has been saved or something. Feels
different. He brought me over with
him to tell you how he aims to be real
neighborly from now on"
We DON'T want to be neighborly
with rat like him" Luke began hotly.
'You can't help yourself. the way
Hanks feeling. He's going to town
with me now to fix up clear title to
your land. wiping out that bit of
interest that's still due"
''Say, what dye call this?" whined
Ellis in choking voice.
1T might be called compounding a
felony" Forster admitted. Don't tell
me. I've been a cop for twenty years.
But just you try to make something
out of it and see what happens to
you"
Forster thought that sometimes it
was all right being cop.
Tie End -
Evening star., 1940-06-16

cupped palms. "You get something
for Baby, and something for Claire,
and something for you. Because you're
a good egg"
"Gee! gasped Buddy.
He darted away to show his parents
the money.
Evening star., 1940-06-16

looking. Forster took an old envelope
from his pocket and put the two dimes
into it. He saw the crestfallen look on
Buddy's face though.
Il need these dimes, Bud. Look"
He drew whole handful of silver from
his pocket and poured it into Buddy's
Evening star., 1940-06-16
AMAZING TOMATO JUICE
THRILLS the NATION

If you think all tomato juice is alike.
try Welch's new vitamin-rich tomato
juice for the thrill of your life. A
noted chemist tested five brands and
found Welch's Tomato Juice supe-
rior-larger Vitamin c content; as
much Vitamin A as milk-and rich
in Vitamin B. Welch's is SO rich and
thick. you can add Is water. or ice.
and still have a most delicious toma-
to juice. So it's economical to serve.
Get Welch's Tomato Juice from
your dealer today. It's pure. pasteur-
lied, laboratory controlled ard test
ed and approved by Good House
keeping Bureau. Double your money
back if you don't say it's the finest
tomato juice you ever tasted.
Evening star., 1940-06-16
Do This One Important Thing

There is only one thing to watch =
eat sensibly. which means you avoid
.overeating, and be sure to use only
genuine Welch Grape Juice, selected
by DR.. Damrau in his convincing
test. Welch's is always full strength.
1t contains full measure OF natural
dextrose which is so important. And
because Welch's is always full
strength, it is delicious when diluted
very economical to use. Start this
proved reducing method today and
watch your energy go up as your
weight goes down.
Evening star., 1940-06-16

'IRIUk Is Pepsodens's reeissssed
svsde-Msrk for iss special bsssd
Of Purified Aikyi Su!fass.
La gaceta., 1940-07-16
VCLVERA A BERLIN
DominadO ell MediterrdneO

Roma, Julio 16.-Volvera a
Berlin en- estos dias, a eonfe-
renciar de nuevo con Hitler, ell
conde Ciano, yerno del Duce.
Aseg1rase que a la conferred.
cia sera invitado q primer mi
nistro de Russia, NJ. Molotoff,
FL gobierno italiano asegura
que tiene dominado ell Medite-
franco, pero sup6nese que es
por medic de la aviaci6h.
La aviaci6n italiana bombar-
dec al puerto de Haifa, en- la Pa
lestina, y dice haber derribado
un avi6n ingles, FL avance en-
la frontera de Kenya, luego de
la retirada de los ingleses de
Malaga, dicese que es de 800 hi
l6metros en- favor de las tropas
italianas.
En- las esferas o~ficiales sc
anuncia un ultimatum para In
g~laterra. 81 es rechazado, en-
tonces 81 atalue sera hecho con
tcdos los recursos de Berlin y
Roma.
Los bien enterados aseguran
que Hitler sc prepare con mejo-
res elementos de guerra y que
los ingleses hacen bien en- no
confiarse a un false sentimien-
to de seguridad.
La gaceta., 1940-07-16
NUrAS SOCIAlN

LlegarG hoy
A1ribara hoy de la Habana,
segGn Sc nos aviSa, ell prominen-
tie republican, espanol, exminis-
tro On. Eduardo Ortega Gassat.
Hombre de gran talento y mo
destia, Or.ega Gassett sigue de.
fendiendo por los caminos espi-
nCsos dsl mundo la causa de la
Rep1blica Espanola, una victi-
ma del fascismo International.
Manana microbes sera pre- :
sentado en- el Centre Obrero, en-
la Casa del Pueblo" y ell dia 10
aniverSario de la RepGblica, en-
otro local, probablemente en- el
Centre ASturianO.
Iran a escucharle miles de per
sonas que aman la causa de IA
democracia y combaten el total
tarismo en- sus differences matt
ces.
Salud.
La gaceta., 1940-07-16
DemOStrdci0R

Ante un iuez de policia, en- CT
Bronx, fueron llevados dos md
eicos. Los re traido, senior juez,
dijo ell pOlicia, porque son dos
rascatripas y molestaban g! pi.
blico.
-Nosotros somos arts as, sc
nor juez.
Tocaron una plea, la Canci6n
del Pajaro Carpintero, y Ell juez
les absolvi6.
Son a~rtiStas!
La gaceta., 1940-07-16
Por Ia Radio

POr la Radio
Los principles programs pd
ra la noche de hoy son los 81
guientcs:
6:0V Fred Warin@, WSUN;
6 AS, Kaltenborn, WSUN; 100
orquesta de Johnny Green,
WSUN, Y Corte de Perdidos lie
rederos, WDAE; 7:30, espec :
taculo de Horace heidi, WSUN,
" orquesta de Gluskin, WDAE
8 100, Americana musical, VS..
U.N., y Nosotros, ell Pueblo,
WDAE; $50, orquasta de Will
La gaceta., 1940-07-16
EEAcCToN EN- PRO DE UN
P2OTECTORADQ
! os DEBATES en- as CCHfeyeacjds
dc Ia Hdbdnd

We hirQton, Julio 16-La ma
yor rar'e de las rer' blicas pan
an ri2anas Sc hallan a favor, Sc
gun las impresiones recogidas,
dc que por las naciones de Anne
rfica seestablezca un protectora
do, por la duraci6n de la guerra,
en- las posesiones americans de
los paises europeos afactadoS
por la guerra. FL problema Sc
discutira en- la conferencia de IA
La gaceta., 1940-07-16
Diuorcios

DiU0rcl0S
D2cresos de divorcio: Helen
Loucks contra Willie A. Loucks (;
Lydian Crosby Plyer contra Oh.
Herbert Plyer; Eugens Falken
burg contra Dorothy Evans Fal
kenberg; nuevas demands, Phil
lippe Pug.iSi ccn.ra Margie Pu-
gilsi; Henry Mccain contra
Ethel McClain.
La gaceta., 1940-07-16
EN- LAS GRANDES LIGAS
LgG Americana

Con Hudson de pitcher los Sc
nadores derrotaron a los Indios
Y los Tigres, que habian venciio
a los Atleticos, pasaron al pri-
mer lugar de la Liga. I'm jon :
ron de York lie do la victoria al
Detroit. Hank Greenberg peg6
su decimo septimo jonron GRl
ano.
Cleveland &c, IN, lie; Wash
ington &c, 11h, Be.
La gaceta., 1940-07-16
Torneo de Il Hcrradnra

Ell T'orae0 de In HcrTGdard
Hey sc efectuara e. torneo DE-
la herradura entire los nihos &c
los parqueS de racreo de Tampa.
Patrocina la competition, como
en- amos anteriores, la Junta de
Recrso.
Han inscripto sus mejores Ian
zsdores, los parques Graham
Lee, Henderson, Jackson Height
Buffalo, Seminole, Cuscaden,
De Soto Y Gary.
La gaceta., 1940-07-16


Lcs nihos De ccrta edad de-
ben 5ormir de II a 13 horas %
das las noches y de l a 2 no
rG3 dJrante Ell dia. Hasta la e
cad de cinco amos, Sc les debe pc
ner n la CANA a las seis; des-
p-6s &C esa edad, a las z de IA
noehe. Cada nino, 81 es possible,
Gebe dOrmir en- Su cuarto, pero
81 no eS posible, por 10 menos
: te duerma en- su CANA, sin com
rama. Donde no sea possible te-
ner differences habitaciones, los
ninos deberan dormir en- sitios
apartadoS de los mayores, de INC
do que su sueho no sea alterado
en- hOras de la manana. Ning1n
ninO de mas de ano y medic de-
be dormir, 81 es possible, en- una
habitaci6n con una persona ma
yor.
La gaceta., 1940-07-16

mer desafio con los Piratas y
Yardieron ell segundo, en- el cual
dctu6 Alfonso Lopez. Bateo AL
fonso I'm hit, en- cuatro wees.
Medwick descarg6 un hit en- ell
primero y dos en- Ell segundo.
Brooklyn 10c, 17h, lie; Pitts
burg 1c, 10h, lie.
Brooklyn &c, 10h, lie; Pitts
burg &c, 12h, De.
La gaceta., 1940-07-16
A recupercr

ST listed ha perdido un mono,
~pres6n,ese en- ell Bronx, jardin
zool6gico, donde lie sera devuel-
to. Tn aviso de esta clase Sc pu-
blic6 en- un diario de New York.
Ell dueho del mono sigue "bri-
nando" por su ausencia..
Temera que lie eobren por Ell
a'ojamiento y la alimentaci6n.
La gaceta., 1940-07-16
Oifoen de nm nombr"

Con motive de la nomination
&c Wendell Wilkie, por los re-
publicanos, muchas personals
ouiersn saber ell origen del NOM
bre Wendell. Data este nombre
dol sig,o s6ptimo y pr%oviene de
'Wendalinus" o 'FWndelin," ell
patron de los pastores y campo
sinos. Els de origen teut6nico.
La gaceta., 1940-07-16

Boston q, Oh, 2e; San Luis
12c, 2Oh, De.
Ernie Koy bate6 cuatro hits
6 hizo tres carreras en- 3 wees
II bate.
La gaceta., 1940-07-16

Ybor City. Tomara possession les
nuevos miembros.
La preSidencia informara so
bre suS trabajos Y presentara
nuevos planes,
Suplicase la asistencia de to-
los.
La gaceta., 1940-07-16
LIGA

Bucky Walters venci6 aver a
los Phillies, con2uistando su de-
Gina tercera victoria del ano.
Fnadelfia &c, 5h, De; Cincin-
natl &c, 10h, lie.
La gaceta., 1940-07-16
Hsbana, para donde el jueves
,aldra el sacretario Hull = sus

ayudantes, Iran con Hull, segdn
is notic.a cfi,iai, William Daw-
son. embaiador en- Panama
Glc,n II. MatkworlA, conseiero
lei oartamento d. e-tado; Leo
IA c',ky, ~asistente especial del
sc,retario 5e estado: Harry
White, director de inevestiga-
ci6n monetaria; Grovesnor NJ.
Jones, asistente del Bur6 de CO.
mercio extranjero, y Leslie A.
Wheeler, director de la oficina
de relaciones extranjeras de "a
secretaria de agriculture.
La gaceta., 1940-07-16

son y function 500, pasatiempo
de verano, WSUN, y orquesta
de Glenn Miller, WDAE; $50,
Uncle Water Doghouse, WSUN
y noticias de la guerra, WDAE;
1. :05. comentarista Hill; orquSs
ta5 Gle bai'e hasta la medianoche
La gaceta., 1940-07-16

Chicago &c, III, De; Boston
1Oc, 15h, lie.
Chicago SC, III, De; New York
&c, Oh, Sc.
La gaceta., 1940-07-16

De nuevo los Medals Rojas a
tropellaron a los Browns, PECAN
do Is hits Y hacienda diez ca
rreras.
San Luis &c, 11h, lie; Boston
T0c, l5h, lie.
La gaceta., 1940-07-16

I'm cuadrangular de Leiber
do ell triunfo a los Cubs. Produ
10 ell batazo tres carreras.
New York &c, 15h, lie; Chica
go Sc, III, 2e.
La gaceta., 1940-07-16

La Verbend
Sc reunira Ell jueves La Yer
lena del TabacO, en- la oficina
de la Camara de Concrete de
La gaceta., 1940-07-16

Detroit &c, 10h, lie; Filadelfia
&c, 12h, Be.
La gaceta., 1940-07-16
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La gaceta., 1940-07-16

Los Dodgers ganaron Ell pri-
Evening star., 1940-08-30


which became law this week, the
President is expected to order the
hrst contingent Of the Guard-about
5000 men in ALTO entrain for
scattered camps and cantonements
about September Is. Another group
Of about the same size would be
called about October Is.
Although the War Department
has been silent on plans for train
ing the Guard, indications are that
the citizen soldiers will be given a
thorough review In the rudiments of
military tactics before their units
are brought together in large groups
for simulated combat work.
Intensive Field Service.
As outlined, the program would
call for intensive field service with
the companies serving as the units
of operation. Once the companies
have been thoroughly hardened and
taught to act as a unit, battalion
maneuvers would be in order.
From that point on, field maneu-
vers are expected to become more
Evening star., 1940-08-30
Campfire Program
Will Be Held Indoors

Due to wet weather, the
weekly campfire program of the
Ofilce of National Capital Parks will
be held in the auditorium of the
Interior Department, Eighteenth and
G streets NV, at o'clock tonight.
Mrs. L. Helen Fowler, daughter of
the late w. B. Shaw, who created
the Kenilworth Aquatic Gardens,
will speak on "The Water Lalies
and Lotuses of the Kenilworth
Aquatic Gardens" Mrs. Fowler, who
is recognized as an authority on
these flowers, will illustrate her talk
with colored pictures taken by Park
Naturalist Donald E. McHenry.
There Is no admission fee.
Evening star., 1940-08-30
Draft 10 Fall Heaviest
In Areas With Fewest
Men in Armed Forces
States to Be Given Quotes
And Will Get Credit for
Those Already Serving

By the Associated Press.
The first draft of 10000 men, If
the selective service bill becomes
law, will fall most heavily on COM
nnunities which have supplied the
smallest number of voluntary en-
1istments, War Department oficials
said today.
When State quotas are prepared
credit will be given each State for
the men it already has in the Army,
Navy, Marine Corps or National
Guard, officials said, and within
each State the credit will be eX-
tended to cities and counties.
For instance. a State might have
a quota of 27,000 for the overall
strength of all the armed services.
If its residents already serving
numbered $4,000, then the states
draft quota would be 10000.
In the first six months OF this
year, voluntary enliStments have
been heaviest generally in South
eastern and Southwestern States,
lowest in Middle Western States.
Determining of Quotas.
The quotas would be determined
on the basis of class one regiStrants
those subject to CONSUMPTION after
all exemptions have been allowed
for dependents, physical disability,
conscientious objections and en-
ployment In key industry.
If the bill as finally enacted re-
tains the Senate provision that all
men 81 to 30, inclusive, be required
to register, the Army expects to get
about 4OOO,OOO class one registrants
out of approximately 100000 men
in that age group.
Present plans call for first draft
of 100000, or about one out of 10
of the class one registrants. To
arrive at quotas. the draft board
first would determine the overall
strength" of the armed forces, In
cluding this 100000.
The Army is expected to reach
800 900 or more by the time the
conscription bill becomes law. The
National Guard will be modified
with about 100000, the Navy has
slightly more than 10000, the Ma
rine Corps about 10000.
Forces Of 100000.
On this basis. the overall strength
would be approximately 100000
after the 100000 draftees had been
inducted into service. This total,
then, would be broken down into
State quotas on the basis of each
States percentage of the total of
class one registrants.
After this had been done, State
draft boards would be notified of
the quota and also of the number
already in the services voluntarily.
The difference would be the num-
ber to be drafted in that State.
The State boards also would get
breakdown of the number already in
the service from each city and
county, enabling them to distribute
the credit to local communities.
While the Navy and Marine Corps
figure in the quotas, they expect to
get no draftees in the immediate
future, since their present strength
is close to the total for which funds
have been provided, with a waiting
list of volunteers. This situation
may change, however. when war
ships now building become available
and have to be manned.
Evening star., 1940-08-30

intricate. with regiments co-operat-
ingsin training until full division
Of upward of $4,000 men is pro-
nounced ready to operate as a unit.
: Then, Army sources said, plans
envision maneuvers on an Army
corps scale, with three divisions tax
ing the field together to work out
the problems presented by modern
warfare.
No attempt will be made, 1t was
indicated, to break the National
Guards present square" divisions
of two infantry br1gades, one field
Evening star., 1940-08-30

artillery brigade and additional spe-
cial service troops, up into the new
triangular" or streamlined divisions
which normally include only 5000
men, but have 1900 at full war
time strength.
Guardsmen are expected to share,
however. In the training of mech
anized forces as well as in the CO.
ordination of ground and air forces.
Evening star., 1940-08-30
Service Orders
ENGINEER CORPS.

ENGINEER CORPS.
Williams. 1t Col. Charles F.. from Fort
Leavenworth to Governors Island.
INFANTRY.
Brown, 1t. Col Everett e., from Manhat.
tan. Kans., to Omaha, Nebr..
Peale, First 1t: James NJ, IT, from Fort
Thomas to Fort BENJAMIN Harrison.
Dowell Col Cassius NJ, from Fort Niagara
to Fort MEDICAL CORPS.
Rice, 1t. Col. George w, from Baltimore
to Carlisle Barracks Pa.
FIELD ARTILLERY.
Hinton, Mai. John, from Fort Hoyle TO
Van Wyk, Capt. Harry. from Fort Hoyie
COAST ARTILLERY.
Mendenhsll, Mai. Clarence M. jr., from
oUARTERMASTER CORPS.
Richards. First 1t. Daniel A. from Mo-
bile. Ala, to Fort Sam Houston.
Larson. Mai. Leander, from Atlanta to
Camp Blanding. Fla.
AIR CORPS.
Baylor, CAPT, Joseph W.. from Boston to
Moore, First 1t. Joseph c., from Newark
to Mitchell Field.
ofutt Capt, William: B., from Los An
gees to Chanute Field.
Armstrong;, First 1t. John g.. from Koose-
welt Field to Chanute Field
ORDNANCE.
Rehm, 1t Col. Harold W., from York, Pa,
to Detroit.
Evening star., 1940-08-30
First Guard Units
Expected 10 Go 10
Camp September IS
Men Foce Two Months
Of Hardening Routine
Before Actual Training

q, the Associated Press.
The National Guardsmen who 60
on active service when President
Roosevelt gives the word will face
about two months of rigorous "hard-
ening" before they tackle the tactics
Of modern warfare, Army ofncials
said today.
Authorized by special legislation
Evening star., 1940-08-30
STAR, WASHINGTON G, FRIDAY AUGUST 3d. e4o

,Philadelphia TO 18th Naval District.
Francis, 1t. q. 81 william B.. from Pearl
Harbor, T. H., TO Mare Island.
CHAPLAIN CORPS.
Meehling, 1t. Frederick W.. from q. 3. 3.
Henderson to U. 3. 3. Tuscaloosa.
Evening star., 1940-08-30

Over $4,000 quarts of impure liquor
were poured down sewers of Mexico
City recently by the public health
department.