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Evening star., 1940-02-18
Slight Decline
Seen in Title |.
Loans Here
6.40o Made Since
Beginning Of Act
In February, 1898
By EDWARD q. sTONr.

Banks and other institutions whose
head ofnces are located In the Dis
trict Of Columbia have made since
the beginning of the National
Housing Act, which went into effect
On February 3, 1898, q total Of e,40e
Title property improvement loans,
amounting to $2,7l5,850, IL was an
nounced yesterday by the District
Bankers Association. TIE funds
have been used for improving prop
erty In every section Of Washing .on,
the loans also being an important
factor In employment and the sales
OF building materials.
The information obtained from
the Federal Housing Administra-
ton shows that during 1880, 1l3
fewer such loans were made than
In 1888: involving q small decrease
Of $77,576. During 1898 banks and
other lending institutions, whose
head Offices are located in the Dis
trict of Columbia, made 1921 Title
F. H. A. loans in the amount Of
$l,396,7l3. During the year 1889,
banks and other lenGing institu-
tions, with head Offices in the Dis
trict, made 3,148 Title loans in
the amount of $1,319,137.
In the year 1888 banks and other
lending institutions, whose ofices
are not necessarily located in the
District Of Columbia, made 2,400
Title I loans on properties located
In the District, totallng $1013,C1
and during the year 1889. 2,502 Title
I loans, amounting to 81, ,10l .591, in
cluding loans under the July, 1899,
amendments, yesterdays report
stated. 3.
Insured Loans, $50, ,2S2. $50.
Banks and other lending irlstitu-
tions. not necessarily located in the
District, have allowed 4,9ll Title I
loans, totaling $2,132,61O, since
February 3. 1888.
Yesterdays statement added that
since the beginning, up to and
through December 81. 1899, banks
and other institutions with head
Offices in the District, have made
1926 Title II insured mortgage in
surance loans totaling 0,282 $780,
From the beginning Of operations
through January 81, 1899, banks and
other lending institutions have
made 14.0S3 Title loans totaling
50 ,7o0, ,e45 on properties located in
the District of Columbia.
During the same period these
Institutions have granted 1924 Title
u small home ntortsase Insurance
loans, totaling el021G. .n5a the re-
port disclosed.
0Aesn, Bank Dinnsf speaker. y
James Z. Gheen of New York will
b sthA principal speaker at the
thifty-ffth annual banquet Of
washington Chapter. American In
Evening star., 1940-02-18

James Z. Ghsen. newspaper work,
IS years in the steel business, and
many years in civic, commercial and
trade organizations.
The banquet chairman, Walton l..
Sanderson of Hamilton National
Bank, announced that the attend
ance at Saturdays dinner will ex-
ceed all records. Final reservations
will total approximately Its. This
situation has materially complicated
the task of the Seating Committee
under Paul j. 6eltzer. American Sc
curity & Trust Co., which is now en-
deavoring to find places for all the
guests. ...-
Unemployment Act Chief Topic.
AT the monthly meeting Of the
Washington Chapter, National As
sociation of Cost Accountants, at
the Hamilton Hotel on Wednesday
Evening star., 1940-02-18
Junuoy Auto SoIes
Far Above Yeur AGO
By the Associated Press.

BY tne ANSoclated Press.
DETROIT, Feb. 17.-Sales Of new
passenger automobiles last month
amounted to 239,506 units compared
with 1s0,6o2 In January last year,
the Automobile Manufacturers As
socsation reported today. January
truck sales numbered l6,283 against
T,1S6 in the comparable period .
year ago.
The announcement noted - sea-
sonal falling OF" In passenger car
deliveries from the December figure
Of 274,233, but IA increase In truck
sales from the December total q
H. ~.
Evening star., 1940-02-18
Nearby Sections Share.

Telephone increases III adjoining
sections OF the metropolitan area
have been just as sharp as in the
District, with new records all along
the line.
Since 1894 telephones in the met
ropohtan sections Of Prince Georges
County and adjoining Virginia have
more than doubled. In the metro
politan section of Montgomery
County they have nearly doubled.
The latest report on these sections
shows telephones at the end Of De-.
cembet IN various years:
Evening star., 1940-02-18

stitute of Bank
ing, at the VIII
lard Hotel on
February "A. Mr..
Gheen has q Ma
tion-wide repu-
tation as an
after = dinner
speaker and his
presence Is ex-
pected to pro-
vi d e an out
standing contri-
button to the
program.
His business
training includes
Evening star., 1940-02-18
B. A. {. Predicts End
10 Slump Without
Adverse Effects
Federal Bureau Says
Drop Should Bring !
Better Conditions
BY the Associated Pres

BY the Associated Press
In generally optimistic report
on the business outlook, the Bureau
OF Agriculture Economics predicted
yesterday that the recent recession
IN industrial production would be
halted in time toprevent any major
decrease in the public's purchasing
power
In fact, the bureau said, the down.
turn in production should prove
beneficial by aiding to restore q
better balance between output and
distribution"
The industrial decline, which was
attributed largely to speculative in
huences unleashed by the European
war, was said to have had little or
no eject on consumer demand for
farm products.
"Inasmuch as consumer buying Is
holding up well, commodity prices
In general do not appear to be In a
particularly vulnerable position, and
businessmen in general wal probably
desire to maintain adequate inven-
tories against the contingency of
future wartime price advances" the
bureau said. "The present decline in
output y not looked upon al the be-
ginning Of . severe and prolonged
depression"
Chamber Also Cheerful.
An optimistic view of the I'M
mediate prospect also was taken bv
the United States Chamber Of Com
Snerce in its weekly review.
Describing mid February As the
winter solstice for business. the
review said that this point had been
reached, with a general level of acti-
vity higher than at the same period
In 1887.
The February situation is i'm
portant, the chamber said, because
this Is the level from which the
customary increase In the spring
takes its base" It added:
Adverse Factors Missing.
Moreover, the adverse factors
which were present in early 1887. and
which later in that year brought
abrupt reversal, not only in business
out IN prospects for a balanced Fed
eral budget and full employment. are
not now in evidence.
Such adverse factors as exist to-
day are of q different sort, such as
uncertainties due to war abroad. but
are not likely to have results in the
United States such as were produced
by domestic influences in 1887"
Evening star., 1940-02-18

same 1889 date and approximately
Is per cent ahead Of 1922 for the
same 1885 date.
January kilowatt-hour sales for
the same area reached 6,368, OILS
against 5,595, ,087 In the same 1889
month and more than 100 per cent
above 3,028, 1852 for the 1885 month.
Virginia customers and kilowatt
hour sales follow:
Evening star., 1940-02-18
Pepco Expansion Shown.

The Potomac Electric Power Co.
report for the end OF January
showed q total Of 1885, customers
In the District and Maryland sec
tions Of the metropolitan area. This
compared with 191, ,l66 on the same
1899 date. l61, ,164 on the 1885 date
and only 142.171 on the 1881 date.
Kilowatt hour sales Of the COM
pany for the same area jumped in
January to 67.122 282, against 59,-
702, ,797 in the same 1899 month and
contrasted sharply with only 27,-
478O59 for the 1891 month.
Total customers at the end Of
January and January kilowatt-hour
sales in various years follow:
Evening star., 1940-02-18
Conodion-U. S. Tourist
Trode Logs in 1899
b. the Associated Press.

Canadian-American tourist trade
was smaller, In dollar volume, last
year than In 1888, the Commerce
Department reported today.
It estimated that United States
citizens spent t256 100000 In the
Dominion, . decline Of I'll 900 900
from 1888, and that Canadians spent
$e3, ,000, 900 here. representing de-
cline Of es,00oy yOoo from ths prev1.
00D yea1.
Evening star., 1940-02-18
Miscellaneous MARKETS.,

Additional New York msrkets as COM
pared BY the Associated Press:
eo odEaAaD1rutures IA Future. closed higher, Sales
in zinc and straits tin futures '''
COFFEE-Spot, steady; Santos No. 4.
7A-h; Rio No. 2. 5h. Cost and freight
IS at 6.50-7 40. Santos No 4 "D'' futures
closed unchanged to higher. sales,
1850 bags. March. 6.13b; May, 6.22b;
1-6 lower; Sales. 500 bags. March, 4.4O;
WOOL TOPs-Futures closed II to 20
points higher today. March. 99.7b; May.
g8:5: July. 97.3., Spot standard tops.
1860. up 10.
RAWHIDES-Futures closed 7-12 lower.
Sales, 8,520.000 pounds. March, 14O7-O6;
June 14.37: September 1855. Spot No.
1 Western light native COWS. 1874.
CCCOA--Futures closed unchanged to
May. 5.25n; July, 5,34n.
n Nominal. b Bid.
Evening star., 1940-02-18
Electricity Sales Climb.

Electricity Sales Climb.
The increase in electric customers
was matched by new high marks In
kilowatt hour sales, the Potomac
Electric Power Co. and the Virginia
Public Service Corp. reported.
The combined totals Of the two
companies serving the metropolitan
area in January reached 3,49O, ,297
kilowatt hours, compared with 65,-
297 1884 in the same 1899 month, or a
gain of approximately 125 per cent,
They also compared with only a.
643,680 kilowatt hours in the same
1885 month, or gIin Of approxi-
mately 72.3 per cent.
January kilowatt hour sales of the
companies in January of recent
years follow:
1895 - 42.s43.6sQ 1898 = 1e.e7a.n2s
1885 - 49240.S04 1899 65.207 sa4
1877 k0 9S7 kQ6 1Q4n "a lQ0 CQ7
Evening star., 1940-02-18

Cottonseed closed steady. Bleachshle
prime summer yellow. 7:1O nominal. Prime
July. s.7sb: September. ssh.
Bib. Nominal.
Evening star., 1940-02-18

evening, chap
ter action to be
taken on the
N owe m e n t to
amend the, Dis
trtct Unemploy-
naent Compensa-
ton Act now be-
ing actively con-
sidered by the
House Judiciary
Subcommittee, Of
Wn1Cn congress.
man Met Gehee Is
chairman, will be
thoroughly dis
cl1ssed.
Evening star., 1940-02-18
Cettenseed OH.

Csttsnseed OIL.
Irregularity followed an early show of
firmness In detachable cottonseed oil flu
end liquidation and Increased trade selling
In later deliveries. Final prices were on
3 TO 4 points from early highs and gen.
sales Of Is contracts. March fnished at
7.04: May 7.16: July. 7.25 bid: Septem-
Der, 7.33: October. 7.35. Renewed strength
scattered buying 1t the start, CARRYING
September delivery to q seasons high at
7.37. Crude oil was steady. Scattered
sales In the Southeast and valley were
made overnight At cents . pound. Texas
bid 5A to 6S. dependihg upon location.
Evening star., 1940-02-18
Adverse Factors Missing.
Commodity Prices

Press weiehted wholesale price "Ss;s'ea index az
70 commodities today advanced to "a az
rrsylSus rnntS s.. DAY; 1855: week ago. 1878;
month ago, "A .96; year ago. 6631.
,, 1910. 1930 1898. '33.37
High - 1929 1922 74.37 Ss.Ii
LowT,ooo Low 1901 63.7s 1886 4i.44
t1826 average equals lOO.)
Evening star., 1940-02-18

Also extra or extraS.
declared or paid so far this year.
e Paid last year.
Quotations furnished by Netions' As
ISOLATION Of Securities Dealers. Inc, which
states they do not necessarily reflect
actual transactions or -hrm bids or offers.
but should indicate approximate prices.
Evening star., 1940-02-18
Yirxinia Totals Hisher,

vnSlui8 1OsB0 n18ucts
The Virginia Public Service Corp.
report for Virginia sections Of the
metropolitan area showed total of
% 8,3l4 customers at the end Of jim
uaxy, compared with Anna q ths
Evening star., 1940-02-18
Chicass Cash Market

Chicago Cash Market.
Cash wheat. No. 3 red LOAN. Corn.
ssh-5sE: No. 3, S7&-SSN: No. 8. 57is.
5sh: No. white. 66-67a Oats, No. 4
mixed; AZ; sample; 39F,: No. g white,
A.. Barley. mating, 56-o6. nominal;
feed. 4O-50. nominal Field seed. per 100
pounds. nominal. Timothy seed, 400
12.5Q-19.OO Red top, S.5O-e. 90. Alsike,
Is .00-1e.00 Alfalfa. 1S.OO.23 90.
Evening star., 1940-02-18
winnlper Cash MARKET.

WINNIPEG Feb II R.-Cash wheat,
No, ! northern, 64H; No 2, S2s1; No. 8,
SIN. Oats, No. Q white. 40A: No. s, 36x.
Evening star., 1940-02-18
New Orleans Prices.

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. II A1;-cotton
futures were quiet and irregular here
today and CLOSING prices were steady 2
poiY1tA net higher ia / mint lower.
Evening star., 1940-02-18
INDUSTRIAL Activity
1886 1887 1888 1889 i!ssS1'F is4o

A. p MARKET MISUNDERSTANDING barometers ground
grudgngy this week. shown the above chart based
latest Associated Press statistics Stocks bonds commod
ties factionay lower Industrial activity declined
the fifth successive week. but the fall less abrupt The
index has dropped back approximately its level of mid
September.
Evening star., 1940-02-18

TRANSIT PASSENGERS SET RECORD-After declining n
1887 and 1s3s this important utility has Joined the
parade to new high levels.
Evening star., 1940-02-18
Washington Stock Exchange
BONDS.

STOCK Up TO AND
Evening star., 1940-02-18
CAPITAL TRANSIT Co. PASSENGERS
IN JANUARY OF VARIOUS YEARS

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1888 6@@@@ae946496t
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Evening star., 1940-02-18

Boe S14 1889
1ooo. ~ 0k& 4s48S q.
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insurance Stocks

NEW YORK, Feb II P--National AS
sociation Securities Dealers, Inc:
Evening star., 1940-02-18
PUBLIC UTILITIES.

sales. PUBLIC UTILITIES.
$4,000 Ana u Pot Rv r r /
72,0O0 Capital Traction LIST 8
1000 Pot Elec Power 1st 8
1000 Wash Gas Light LIST 5
5000 wash Ry b Elec Cons
Evening star., 1940-02-18

tsee BUSINESS, Page ESD
La gaceta., 1940-04-01
NOMBPADO LIEB A
DE LA UNIVERSIDAD DE
FLORIDA

Gainesville, abril 1a-Uno de
los a-istentes del difunto glorio.
SO KrIte Rcckne en- Notre Da-
me. Lieb, fue nombrado ayer
coach de la Universidad de Flo
rida. Fl contrato con Ia Florida
eS por tres amos y Sc finalizara
en- 1912. Contiene una clausula
que la Universidad podra de-
jarlo fuera del puesto, en- d.
ciembre de 1941, pagandole
seis meses de sueldo. Ganara
Lieb 1880 al aho y suede a
Josh Cody, que pas6 a la Univer
sidad de Temple con Ell puesto do
coach de Linea.
Bobby Dodd, coach de Geor-
gia Tech, recomendado para ell
puesto, rechaz6 la oferta que Sc
le hiciera. Dfcese que Tech lie O.
freci6 a Dodd un aumento de
sueldo.
Lieb ~desempena actualmente
Ell cargo de director del censo de
Los Angeles.
La gaceta., 1940-04-01

Una CANA, una mesita, tres
silias...
iNada mas!
En- una ferreteria adquirie-
ron cuatro cacharros.
Luego, en- un cafe, Tulsa es-
cribi6 una carta a. su patrona,
enviandola Ell dinero del mes, y
rogandola que entregaran su
baulito a an mozo de cuerds,
que va les habia llevado los cua-
.tro trastos a Ia casa.
La Ultima diligencia que hi
cieron fue ir a Ia casa de hu6s-
pedes de Juan Jose, donde Ell
poeta entr6 un instante con Ell
mozo para recoger sus dos ma
letas y sus libros.
La sonora Amparo fingi6 e
mocionarse mucho.
-lPero Sc Marcia listed, hi.
10 milo?
/. Isl, sehora Ampara. Ne voy
10 . que estuxierS nal SQui, a
La gaceta., 1940-04-01

81 domingo coSnerzafh Il cam
peoHato Intersocial de 1910
Las cuatro novenas, Cfrculo Gu
bano. Unione Italiana, Centre
As5uriano v lCaballeros Leales,
Sc preparan con el entusiasmo
de los amos anteriores.
Manuel Lauget aparece como
director de Ia novena del Cfrcu-
10. Llauget tiene enfermo a su
sehor padre, por cuya salud ha-
cemos votos.
Andres Espolita es el direc-
tor de Ia novena asturiana, Fe-
lipe Grandio de Ia novena de
Ia Unione y Gomez de la novena
de los Leales.
La novena del Circulo cuen-
ia con un n1mero grande de pc
loteros americanos e italianos,
todos muchachos formales y de
habilidad y experiencia.
Felipe Grandio, Ell pundono-
roso, tiene lista- su novena
Andres y Frank completaron a.
yer Ia suya, y Gomez tiene dis
puesto, con la ayuda de Alfredo,
ell contingente de los Leales.
Los uniformes de dos de las
novenas, Centre Asturiano y
Cfreuio Cubano, va estan aqui.
Los uniformes para las otras
dos novena va estan en- canine.
La Liga usara las mismas pc
lotas del aho pasado Y los bates
Louisville No. 125, los mejores.
FL aio pasado los bates costa
ron a raz6n de $2l.O0 Ia doce-
ma este aio costaran q S1T.50.
Las pelotas seran marcadas
especialmente para Ia Lga In
tersocial.
Alfredo y Familia regal6 los
uniformes de la novena del
Circulo; la sierra de Ramsey los
uniformes del Centre Asturia-
no; Spicola los uniformes de la
Unione, y todavfa no sabemos
que firmas regalarsn los de los
Leales,
Nos yeremos el domingo en- el
parque de Cuscaden.
La gaceta., 1940-04-01

Una ganga: cuatro duros al
mes; bien es verdad que el pi.
sito, abuhardillado desde luego.
y que hacia sexto de Ia casa, nc
tenia mas que dos habitaciones
una cocinacomedor, y, dentro,
'bajo 81 techo en- cuesta, una al.
Icobita.
Este era TODD.
PerO, Snecesitaban ellOs, aea-
so, algo mas para ser completa-
mente felices?
Tenian isu amorl
ISL amor y 81 iuventud, que
valia mas que NADIA y que les lie
naba por complete 81 coraz6u de
risas y venturasl
-glHasta a. mjor l-comen-
taba POGO despu6s Tulsa, GUAM
do Ell casero. que viva en- Ell prin
les dej6 solos en- 'su casa"
tras entreQarles las HAYES;
siendo este tan chico, veras CO
no 10 arnueblamos con cual.
La gaceta., 1940-04-01

contrafle' es que he puesto ca
sa para casarme.
La patrona no Sc 10 creia. ma.
~turalmente.
mo, hijo milo! 70 Sc 10
que es; lie habran e~ngatusado
a listed para que Sc vaya a o.
ira casa de hu6spedes... Pero.
en- fin, cada unO es muy dueho
de Sus aetos. Esto no guerra
decir sin embargo, que no Va.
va listed a volver nunca mas
por aqui, Gverdad?
! Venga listed a vernosl
-iY claro que vendr6. 20.
nora Amparol iD~espfdame rs
Tea de las muchachas Y de las
ehmches! Y 81 We listed a A.
ranguren, digale que va ire 70
por Ell cafe,
Lopez MurO sali6 a Ia Gale.
De nuevo Sc cogi6 del brazo
ae Gu'ssta' que lie esperabs en-
La gaceta., 1940-04-01

bras, puso a dormir en- ef Guar
TO asalto a IN fuerte y peligro-
rival, Irish Eddie Brink, Isl
'Eibras, de New York.
Cuato 'aappercats" ae dere-
eha produjeroh la caida de
Brink al minute y dos segundos
del cuatro round.
joey Manfro, con I'm peso de
1877 lihras, derrot6, a Alex De
IOngelo, 1879, de Marlboro, Mass.
en- seis asaltos.
La gaceta., 1940-04-01
LOS ROJOS VENCIERON
LOS ROJAS

Aver, en- Birmingham, Ala
bama, los Rojos de Cincinnati
vencieron a los Medals Rojas de
Boston. Fue un desafio renido.
Ernie Lombard impulse la 1l-
TINA carrera, la de la victoria,
con un tubey.
Ted wilkins dispar6 un JON
IRON, por el Boston, con Cramer
en- las bases. Vicente DiMaggio
La gaceta., 1940-04-01
Subscription semanal: 20 C.
1903 "a. Ave-, Ybor City, Fla
TeEsfono Y 1892
DEPNTFIS
LA DIGA ~INTERSOCIAL NO
Sc REUNIRA HASTA Ell
MERCEDES

Por este medic sc avisa a lcB
Delegates y subdelegados de Ia
Liga Intersocial que la junta Sc
manal no Sc verificara hasta ell
pr6ximo microbes, en- lugar del
martes.
Todas las novenas han sido
completadas va; pero la lista no
Sc pfesentara hasta esa noche.
Charles Allen es uno de los ar
bitros nombrados y ell otro no Sc
nombrara hasta ell microbes.
Ell microbes, pues, en- ell edi-
ficio del Centre Asturiano.
La gaceta., 1940-04-01

Gale de Segovia, que hay Guar
tos baratos. Aunque la verdad,
nj td nj 20 tenemos grandes as
piraciones y nos confomare-
mos con cualquier cOsa.
fFigdratel
II I'm pisito muy pequeho, y,
81 puede ser, que cola 10 mas al
to possible, que haya sol, que en-
tire el aire, que podamos tener
I'm pajaro, que ha sido siempre
mi Illusion.
J6venes, enamorados Y poe
.tas, Juan Jose y Luisa sentian-
Sc hundidos en- una ola calida de
dicha %infinita, de perfumes que
les enervaban...
La gaceta., 1940-04-01

produjo las dos primeras carre-
ras del Cincinnati, con un tubey
y un hit. Sobre las curvaS de
Paul Derringer Y Gene Thomp-
son los hombres de Cronin solo
pudieron batear cuatro hits.
Grove comenz6 Ell juego por Ell
Boston y 10 terminaron Wilsn
y Dickman. La derrota lie CORES
pondi6 a Wilson.
Boston &c All, 2e; Cincinnati
&c, 9h, De.
La gaceta., 1940-04-01

la banda del Institute Hills
borough, dirigida por a compe-
tente mGsico Amado Delgado,
.to,ara el domingo en- Ell terreno
de Cuscaden, con motive de la l.
Inauguration de la Liga Interso-
.cial.
Amado es un excelente profe-
sor Y sus muchachos tccan muy
af;naldamente.
Tiara Ia bandera el puesto
Marcelo Gonzalez No, Is, de Ia
Legion Americana, con Ell capt.
tan Eddings a la cabeza.
Bandera de gloria y de liber-
tad, la bandera de las barras Y
las estrellas.
Van a ser invitadas a la inau-
gurac;6n conocidas personalida-
des de las sOciedades, de la poll
tica, del concrete y de la vida
social.
La Camara de Concrete de
Ybor recibira una invitaci6n es-
pecial.
Ell alcalde Chancey lanzara ia
primera pelota y todos los con-
ceiales van a ser e~specialmente
inEitadOs.
FL domingo y Ojala que no
llueva.
La gaceta., 1940-04-01

la esquina, Y bajaron la Mag.
dalna' Preeedidos por Ell mo.
10,
En- una tienda compraron
veIas, y luego de instalar las
eosas en- la pequenisima cast
Ia, bajaron otra vez a la calle.
Por esta noche cenarian
fuera.
Mahana iban a empezar
yerdaderamente 81 meva Vi
da.
Pero, de pronto, cuando ca
minaban en- direction a Anton
Martin, Lopez Muro Ianz6 u
ma exelamaci6n de infinita sor
presa.
Al eruzar baio les focos de
una tienda, una mujer Sc crur6
con eilos' rozando a Juan Jo-
~ poeta ahogo IN sYito.
lAQueIla majsr ere PatsI
La gaceta., 1940-04-01

Sc DESEAN muchachas para
bailar. Debido al requerimiento
de organizar varios grupos Ha-
waiianos Sc necesitan atEacti7'
vas muchachas, de pelo negro,
triguenas. La experienced no es
~necesaria. Empleo SECURE siete
meses. Salario regular. Solo
personals de buena moral. Rue-
mas condolences de vida y lim-
pic ambiente. Para especta6u
los en- las ciudades de Estados
UnidOs y 81 Canada. Buera pa
ga para las capaces e aprender,
Dirijase entire hoy, martes y
microbes a William Aldrbch,
1O3 North Edison, freHte al
Tampa Business College, entire
las 8 de la manana Y las 5 de la
tarda.
La gaceta., 1940-04-01

A las dos de Ia tarde, luegO de
haber recorrido gran parte de
GALES de los barriOs bajos, fir
maba Lopez Muro el contrstO
de un cuartito en- Ia de Ia Mag
dalena, muy ceTca del PrOgreao
La gaceta., 1940-04-01
VICTORIA DE ZANNEUII

Providence, abril 1o-Ralph
Zannelli, con I'm peso de lat IL
La gaceta., 1940-04-01

A partir de este instante,
Luisa y Juan Jose podian dis
poner de TODD su tempo y de su
vida.
FL no guerra que volviese la
adorada al taller, y, en- TODD ca
so, claro es que no IRA en- estos
primeros dias de esta tuna de
miel anticipada...
-Bueno, mira, Isabes?, es-
cucha: 10 que debemos hacer es
buscar por ALA por Toledo o
poE les Rondas, 0 en- Ia misma
La gaceta., 1940-04-01

Recibimos una elegante inyi-
taci6n de Ia Lga IntersOcial,
para el desafio de aperture.
La gaceta., 1940-04-01
Con eI bate. Ia Mascota ' los Espejuelos
(Por Tira 8 cuarta)

La firman el p~res.dente y Si
e~ceretario y llevan los rcinbres
de las cuatro nOvenas.
Agradecido, como peirodfsta
v como amigo de la buena pelo-
ia Intersocial.
La gaceta., 1940-04-01
Residential.


Construction de bloques de ce-
mento, casa de 10 cuartos, Tote
de buen tamaho, arboIes fruta-
les. Debe verse para ser apre-
ciada. Sacrifice en- rapida ven
ia. Yea al p~rOpietario en- 6sO6
Rvenida Nebraska.
DE CON-
CRETO. Una excelente mezcla-
dora, semi-seca. con motor de
612 caballos de fuerza. Dirijase
al 6806 avenida Nebraska.
La gaceta., 1940-04-01

Iquier cosa.
-iEso es verdad!
Mira, yo Sc d6nde venden
muebles muy baratos.
-iY 70, querida mia! A ESQ
no me ganas til, alma, a estar in
tornado de los sitios donde Sc
venden las cosas barstas en- Ma
drid... JQuieres que vayamos .
verlos?
II Vamosl
Salieron de nuevo a la Gale,
dejando las llaves del cuarto a
la portera de la finca.
I'm instante despues andaban
por la Ribera de Curtidores, mi
rando los muebles viejos en- los
puestos del Rastro.
LuiSa guerra aparecer muy e.
economical Y "dueha de su casa,
y regateaba.
Al fin cOmprarOn 10 mas in
dispenesbe.
La gaceta., 1940-04-01

TONIC SEGUNDO
"A MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

10 quitan... y nos llevamos un
disgusto.
IClaro estal
La gaceta., 1940-04-01
LA GACETA

a peri6dicO en- idiomA Espakcl
ae mas eircGIaci6n en- lamps
La gaceta., 1940-04-01

vlstoriano Manteiga, Editor