davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1941-09-04
G clearing COATS, SPORTSWEAR, DRESSES!

3-s3s5 Sets ss5-spun rayons sacks
shirts. Yellow, 18.
1s-s2ss Jackets s-spm rayons button fronts rose.
yellow. 1920.
Junior Deb Shop, Fourth Floor
2uniors' $12s5 s6S5 Dresses S5Pnted sheers few
pastel jerseys long ensembles few
sheers Dotted sheers printed
odd cotton organdes for evening Assorted colors sizes e5
$685. s1s5-Cotton prints with
ufae skirts scaoped
Assorted pastels, broken
1s-unors $685. Summer Dresses s7s5-Printed
few black neshes astyle
types. Assorted colors, 9-15 incomplete.
Junior Budget Shop, Fourth Floor ~
$295 s1s5-We sharksns
printed and white dkeys: button
shantngs blue white black organdies
marquetes of shoulder flskrted shred styles e17
TeenAge Shop, Fourth Floor
seeucker, cotton waffle prints
shakskn shantg cotton
cotton ginghams. Assorted colors, 1915.
Bathing Suits s2s-1oo
cotton controlastic types assorted colors
Ayers S195 s2s5
skirts; 10 IL White
Budget Dresses, Fourth Floor
42-Misses' Dresses $s-Daytme rayon
aketed and Monotone print ayon bembgs ayon
chfons Evening"
Jerseys Assorted coors sizes 12 "A broken.
Womens 81 s5 Dresses shantung
jacket dresses striped hanng printed chons
print Assorted 1244
Ss-Rayon crepe spun rayons
chons
swisses Assorted colors; broken sizes l2-44
La gaceta., 1941-08-08
Hill ard Runn 1t Looks As Though Bulls Doctor Splits Fees With an Undertaken!

ceial Frank Cannella, del distri-
to n1mero 8.
Licata expjlic6 a los Periods
tas que Cannella, a su juicio y
en- ell criterio del club, merecia
la reelection por Sus esplendi-
dos trabaios en- favor de Tampa
Y la comunidad latina.
Component la junta d~irectiva
del club los siguientes Sehores:
Anthony j. Licata, Joe Gao
ciatore, Angelo Spicola, John
Ferlita, Joe CleSi, Frank v.
Giunta, Sam Tagliarini, Giu-
seppe Valenti, Alfonso d, Co
niglio, Frank Salemi, Joe Agiia-
10, Johnny Licata, Julio Caccia-
tore, Don V. Giunta, lgnazio
CaStellano, DR.. A. j. Ferlita, AL
Parodi, Norman Cannella y Joe
Valenti,
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hijita. lNoticisV damos a las
muohas amistaV { Ne los espO-
SOS Bermudez.
Cabaret P,tuodo a Beneficio

Cabaret PiiU0dO q BeneficiO
Aver tarde fuimos informado
que ell sabado 80 del mes en- cur
so Sc efectuara en- ell Patio-Jar-
Idin del Circulo una gran fiesta
a beneficio de la organization
patri6tica USO, organizada por
las sociedades Circulo Cubano,
L'Unione Italiana, Centre Es-
panel, Centre Asturiano Y tla
SINS. Italia.
Sc escogi6 ell Patio Jardin por
que en- el Sc pueden colocar alre
dedor de doscientas cincuenta
mesas.
La orquesta don Francisco"
prepare I'm excelente programa.
Las comisiones va Sc han pues-
a TRAFALGAR en- pro de esta fiesta.
Mesa, con A sillas, cinco d6la-
res.
No dudamos Ell que culmina-
"a en- un 81 Lndioso eXito para
sus organic dores Ell "USO".
Daremos otros detalles segdn
pasen los dias.
La gaceta., 1941-08-08
INFORMATION
DEL PUERTO

Procedente de New Orleans
arrib6 ell vapor americana Mira
Luckenbach.
Con carga general part6 Ell
Alamo, que Sc dirige a N. York.
campo cargado de fosfato, ell va
por Carolyn.
Sale ell sol a las 5 :55 a. m. Y
Sc pone a las 7:15 p. m,
Sale la luna a las SIG p. m.
V Sc pone a las TIA a. m.
Marea alta a las 800 a. m. y
2:l7 p. M; marea baia a las
10 a m. 1924 p. m.
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NOfAS'SOCIALES
tPoR MARIO RODRIGUEZ
BedchPdrh

Beach Party.
81 club Alpha Gamma Soro.
rity" de la Uniyersidad de Tam
pa, en- su Ultima reunion acord6
Ell efectuar un Beach Party" en-
la playa de Clearwater. Lo en-
pezaron Ell domingo y 10 extern
deran hasta ell dia II.
Asistieron a la reunion y asis
tran a la referida semana de
playa, Anna Lazzara, Nita Me-
dina, Katherine Shire, Mary Co
llura, Elizabeth Erwin, Maggie
Casal, Francis Piazza, Nell Gle
mos, Lois Crespo y Mary Sher :
man.
Como invitados asistiran Lib
by Bardin, Mary Enid Zende-
gui y Virginia Morris. La Sra.
J. r. Schiro es la encargada de
la direction.
La gaceta., 1941-08-08
ImpOrtdnte

En- una esquela firmada por
los senores Manuel Garcia Tala-
vera Y Felix Sardinas, Sc nos pi-
de hagamps saber a tcdas las
personals que tengan tickets
para la fiesta del domingo, en-
la sociedad Circulo Cubano, que
hue deben informamar a mas
tardar ell sabado, de 10 coptrario
Sc consideraran vendidos.
Una comisi6n estara en- la O
ficina de la referida sociedad,
TODD ell dia.
La gaceta., 1941-08-08
MATRIMONIOS

Walter Romeo, %, y Olga
Marenco, 81; w. j. Dugan, 81,
y Zella A. Sidman, 50; Robert
Gordon McCourtney, % y b.
Loretta Kaiser, 1S; Angel Gal
da, 25, y Sofia Adelina Coma
lez, %; Edgar Wallace Parker,
jr., %, Y Olga Aline Weder-
brand, 10; Dolan McRae, 1S, y
Ella Lena Hawkins, 16.
La gaceta., 1941-08-08

Nuevas demandas: Grace l..
BoerSchig contra George A.
Boerschig; lLeota Mae Ryals
contra Thomas jefferson Ryals
Thelma Smith contra TeodOro
Smith.
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Bale yOr imvitGcin

EN- la noche de hoy, la novel
organization social H. F. S."
efectuara una fiesta bailable,
por invitaci6n, en- Villa del Rio.
Mas de doscientas invitacio :
mes Sc han distribuido entire
nuestra juventud bailadora.
Las madrinas de la fiesta 10
son las Srtas. Marian Favata,
Mamie Lazzara y Rose DAmi-
C.
Anoche Sc reunio este club y
complete sus pines para la fies-
ia de hoy.
La gaceta., 1941-08-08
APOYA A CANNELLA Ell
CLUB CIVICO ITALO DAME
RICANO

Ell Club Civico
no, del cual es presidente ell Sr.
Feline F. Licata, tom6 anteayer
ell acuerdo de apoyar la candi-
datura a la reelection del con-
La gaceta., 1941-08-08
Para la HGbGnG

Con Ell prop6sito de pasar va
rias semanas en- la capital cuba
ma, EMBARGO ell pasado mierco-
les la estimada esposa de nues-
tro particular amigo ell DR..
Juan Silverio.
Reciba la distinguish sonora
nuestro saludo.
La gaceta., 1941-08-08
Vidie de Negoci0S

En- Vidje de Neg0cl0S
Manana sabado partira para
la ciu6ad de New York, ell como
cido comerciante y buen amigo
Sr. Raul. Vega, propietario de
la tienda que lleva su nombre.
Motiva este viaje ell hacSr las
compras necesarias para la tenn
porada de otonO.
Feliz viaje Y muchos exitos.
La gaceta., 1941-08-08

Bale de sengdna
Los rumSosos muchachos de
la barriada &c West Tampa dis
trutaran en- la noche de hoy dc
otro baie, en- Ell pargue "Rey",
proporcionado per ell Club de di
cho parque.
Empezara a las ocho de la no
che, continuando hasta tarde.
Muy m6dica cantidad Sc co =
brara por la entrada. Ell produc
ito de la fiesta Sc dedicara a com
prar aparatos de atletismo.
La gaceta., 1941-08-08
La bodG del domingo

Ell entante dorGingo contrae-
ra matrimonio una estimada pa
rejita de la localidad, la Srta.
Violeta Sardinas y ell joven &C.
lestino Cerra, buen amigo de es-
ia casa.
Ella boda Sc efectuara en- la,
iglesia cat6lica "NueStra Sonora
del Perpetuo Socorro."
Apadrinaran la bOda ell joven
Obdale Lopez Y Angela Oscar :
"a.
iFelicidades!
La gaceta., 1941-08-08

VACA.-ISz yende. Recien pa
rida. Raza Jersey. Saludable. Sc
gundo parto Dirijase a 21S6
Conrado, West Tampa
La gaceta., 1941-08-08
ReStdblec6dG

Sc encuentra tatalmente res
tablecida la nina Silvia Ameri-
ca Rivero, hijita de los esposos
Cesar y Margarita Rivero.
Nos unimos a la algeria de
sus padres.
Cesar es ell quito canciller del
Consulate de Cuba.
La gaceta., 1941-08-08
Gambia lie ReSidencid

Desde ell ola de aver Sc en-
cuentran instalados en- su nue.
vo hogan, 1913 de la II aoenida
los aueridos espoSos Margarita
V Cesar Rivero Mas.
ALI recibiran muy pronto a
sus amiStades.
La gaceta., 1941-08-08
En- Su HOgGr

En- SW HOgGr
En- la tarde de aver fue trasla
dada a su hogan la estimada
Sra. Graciela Indhaustegui de
Berm1dez, acompahada de su
La gaceta., 1941-08-08
Santos del GtG
Ciriaco y Severe.
Para Ca,bO

Ell pr6ximo domingo embar-
cara para la Habana ell amigo
Pace Vidal. Ira hasta Miami en-
autom6vil y ALI subira a un a.
Won.
Muy pocos dias pasara en- la
Perla de las Antillas.
La gaceta., 1941-08-08

ST, senior, compre la
pintura B. L. P. Sofa.
mente Sc vende EN- King
Hardware, ga. avenida
v Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1941-08-08
DIVoRCIos

Decretos: Louis Nancy con.
ira Clara Nancy.
Evening star., 1941-04-03
Stock Averages
BY VICTOR EUBANK,
Associated Press Financial Writer.

NEW YORK. April 3.-Buying IN
rails today touched off a speedy be-
lated spring stock market rally that
carried favoriteS up 10 more than
2 points. some to new highs for the
year or longer.
Another slight touch of 'inf1a-
ton" temperature, brokers said, had
much to do with revivlng the long
timid customers. Further strength
of industrial staples. combined with
Government action in putting price
limits on iron and steel scrap and
soft coa,. added up TO the liking OF
speculative forces that have been
waiting for a signal to climb aboard
the recovery craft
Business indicators generally were
on the promising side and thoughts
of mounting taxes were, for the
moment. in the background. Even
the threatened NaZi blast at Yugo-
slavia failed to disturb the more
cheerful financial temperament.
Labor unrest still was a flaw in the
picture, but the feeling was begin
ming TO take hold that the more
serious strikes were on their way
to settlement one way or the other.
The list got off TO a hesitant start,
but bidders soon began to come in
for the carriers and industrials.
Activity broadened appreciably with
quotations and. while the ticker tape
was never pressed, it hummed along,
briskly at times. There were slow
intervals, but the days turnover Of
approximately 100000 shares was
the largest for 1941 to date.
Among stocks stellar performers
included Santa Fe, Pennsylvania.
Southern Pacific. Atlantic Coast
Line, Great Northern. Union Pa
cific. Northern Pacific, Southern
Railway. Gulf Mobile & Ohio pre-
ferred, United States Steel, Bethle-
hem. youngstown Sheet, Crucible
Steel, Chrysler, General Motors.
United States Rubber, Montgomery
Ward, Douglas Aircrft. Glenn Mar
tin, American Can, Dow Chemical,
Anaconda, Eastman Kodak, Allied
Chemical, Du Pont and Caterpillar
Tractor.
Most utilities were listless
throughout, although senior issues
OF Electric Power & Light were
given a substantial life
In the curb Aluminium of Amer
ica spurted several points. fitting
forward also were American Cyana-
mid B" Creole Petroleum, Electric
Bond & Share preferred, Humble
Oil, Jones & Laughlin, Tampa Elec-
tric and Babcock e. Wilcox.
Evening star., 1941-04-03
Chicuqo Produce

CHICAGO, April, 4. lP,-Poultry live 81
| trucks: White Rock brollers, easy; balance
Eteady brqIeTs pnnE pounds and down
pounds, White Rock, 81. ducks small
colored, Is; white. 16; geese, 12la; other
Butter. ,l' receipts, receipts see.5sa: firm Cream
cry. 50 score, 32l2; other prices un-
changed.
Eggs receipts, 3O7Os; firm: fresh graded,
extra firsts, local, y "a cars. 22l4 irsts,
local 2l14: cars, 2l'4; other prices un-
changed
Potatoes. arrivals, 157; on track 693;
total United States shipments so: old
stock, supplies very heavy. for good quality
Triumphs all sections demand moderate,
market steady. Idaho RuSSets demand fair.
market steady other varieties all sections
demand very slow. market dull; Idaho
Russet BurbankS U. S. No. /. l 50-65:
Nebraska and Wyoming Bliss Triumphs, U.
S. No. l. 55-65: Minnesota and North
Dakota CobblerS. S0-S5 per cent u s. No.
! quality, 90; Bliss TriumphSS; s5 per cent
or more q. S. No. ] quality, 95-1 .35
Wisconsin Katahdins, U, S, No. I. lea
new. stock, supplies light, demand light,
market steady Florida bushel crate. Bliss
Triumphs. U. S. No. 1, 1.7O-75.
Evening star., 1941-04-03

! Sa"es o. heh'pei' VI us pIOSISSo
On the national economy. High
Government officials will be heard
and there will be the usual num-
Der of business spokesmen, accord
sng to latest plans.
A list of candidates for 10 places
on the Board of Directors has just
been announced. From the Sd cleo
ton district, Charles P. Mccormick,
president of Mccormick & Co.,
Baltimore, has been mentioned.
From the 4th district, Oscar Wells
of Birmingham, former president of
the American Bankers Association,
has been suggested. George w. West,
president First Federal Savings &
Loan Association, Atlanta, is an
other name on the list.
Convention Plans Outlined.
Sidney F. Taliaferro, general
chairman of the 1941 convention of
the District Bankers Association,
outlined in full plans for the four
iday conclave at Hot Springs, Va,
June So, at a meeting Of the asso-
citation officers and all convention
tChairmen, called by President A. M.
,McLachlen and held at the Columbia
Country Club last evening.
Bankers and their guests will leave
Washington by special train on
"Wednesday afternoon, June 4, reach
ing Hot Springs about II o'clock that
night. All reservations will be ham
died by w. T. Van Doren. chairman,
Transportation Committee, and vice
president and cashier of the Liberty
National Bank.
Present at the meeting were Mr.
McLachlen, T. Stanley Holland, A
Scott Offutt, Albert S. Galley
Donald W. Larson, Ord Preston, w
j. Waller, w. G. Barker, w. T. Van
Doren, George M. Fisher, Stanley
d. Willis, William B. Willard
Thomas j. Groom and James B
Edmunds, general agent, Chesapeake
81 Ohio Railway.
Easter Trade Reported Heavy.
Easter trade in Washington stores
has picked up very rapidly during
the past few days and is setting ar
extremely fast pace, according tc
leading merchants. Similar reports
. are coming from many other cities.
Twenty-four shares of Garf1nckel
} common stock sold at II on the
Washington Stock Exchange today
up u from yesterdays close. Po-
. tomac Electric Power per cent pre-
ferred came out at 1864.
Capital Traction IS maintained
recent levels on a $4,000 transfer a.
1861. Capital Transit stock, which
. made a new high yesterday, wa
quiet today, with l612 bid and l7H:
asked. No sales.
The Commerce Department report
that rural trade in the South il
February was about 20 per cen
ahead of February, 1910. The aver
age for the country was IA pc
cent gain.
Evening star., 1941-04-03
Securities Dealers
Asked 10 Approve
Fair PracticesCode
Washington Members
n
4 Are Given Results
Of Years Study
BY EDWARD c. STONE.

Washington members of the Ma
tional Association of Securities
Dealers today received copies of a
national uniform practice code de-
signed to govern all phases of the
technical details Of doing business
between members in the overtime
counter market of the entire coun-
try. The codes approved is re-
.Quested by national headquarters
here.
The code governs such matters as
trade terms. deliveries, payments,
dividends, rights, interest, reclama-
tions, exchange of combinations,
stamp taxes, claims, assignments,
powers of substitution. computation
Of interest and basic prices, due
bills, transfer fees, When-as- s-and-if
issued trading, marking to the mar
ket and close-out procedure.
Accompanying the code is a pro-
posed amendment to the bylaws
of the associations - which the
Board of Governors has adopted for
submission to the membership with
a recommendation that it be ap-
proved-designed primarily to pro-
vide for the formal adoption of the
code by the board and for its ad-
ministration after adoption.
The code. designed to facilitate
counter trading in all parts of the
country, was evolved by the associa-
tion's National Uniform Practice
Committee in collaboration with the
various District Uniform Practice
Committees after more than a year
Of study. Securities and Exchange
Commission approval is anticipated.
Barker to Head Committee.
Willard G.. Barker, president of
the Morris Plan Bank, has been ap-
pointed chairman of the Entertain
n1ent Committee for the June con-
Evening star., 1941-04-03
Washington Produce

BUTTER-93 score tubs 3534 1-pound
prints, 36H; u pound prints. 36s1; %
score. tubs, 34a4: 1-pound prints, 35h: a.
pound prints, 35a4; 81 score, tubs, "a:
90 score. tubs, 341a; 1-pound prints. 35;
H-pound prints. 3512: SO score. tubs, "a "a;
35I4; SO score. tubs, 33s4; 1-pound prints,
34K l4-pound prints. 3424.
LIVESTOCK-Calves,1 1Oh2; spring lambs,
10; pigs, 140-150 pounds, 6.S0-705; 150-
7.IO-7.3 80: 1S0-220 pounds, 1901. so:
22O-240 pounds, 7.00-7,25; tops; 7.50;
sows 5.50-6. 90; calves, IL. .00-12 90.
From Agricultural Marketing Service.
Prices paid net fob. Washington:
EGGS-Market steady and higher on
some Government graded eggs, rest un-
changed. Prices paid for Federal-State
graded eggse received from grading sta
Evening star., 1941-04-03

tions april 81: whites-U, S. extras
large, 1927: U. s. extras, mediums, 1922
U. S. standards, large, 22-24; q. S. stand.
ards, mediums, 1921; U. S trades, 1920
Browns-U. S. extras. large, 24-26; U. S
extras, mediums, 20-22; U. S. standards
large, 20-23: u S. standards. mediums
1921, y. S. trades 1920. For nearby
ungraded eggs: Current receipts-Whites
1920; mixed coIors, 17-1S.
LIVE POULTRY-Msrket steady. Fowl
Colored, all sizes, 1913; No; IS, 12-13
Legh9rn hens; all sizes i3-t4 h4o,roe sooSteTs rs
fryers. ali sizes. 2O-2I; No. ., IA. Della
ware Rocks and crosses: Broilers and, fry
Young hens, all sizes, %; No. Is. "A
young toms, all sizes, is; No. 2s, 1914
Guineas, pa pounds, IS. Capons, 80
No. 2s and slips, 1920.
Evening star., 1941-04-03

The remaining members include:
Ralph Endicott. assistant treas
urer, Washington Loan & Trust; W.
r. Forster, vice president, Hamilton
National; J. Fontaine Hall, trust
officer, National Savings & Trust;
William B. Mehler, jr, assistant
cashier, the City Bank; Garrett A
Pendleton assistant treasurer,
McLachlen Bank; Frank NJ. Perley,
trust investment officer. American
Security & Trust; j. B. Skinner,
vice president, Liberty National, and
Horace ?. Stokes, cashier, National
Metropolitan.
Candidates for Directors.
James S. Kemper, president of the
United States Chamber of Com
merce, and his assistants have the
program for the 29th annual con-
Evening star., 1941-04-03

NenJIOI, 10 De
held here April
29-May l, prac-
tic a lily COM
pleted. Attention
will be centered
on the Nations
defense effort.
. Addresses and
discussions will
go into many
Iphases of pre-
lp a + e d ness, in
| Guiding the pro-
| lduction of de-
|fense materials
land the effects
Evening star., 1941-04-03

vention of the
District Bankers
Associa ion,
President A. M.
McLachlen an
rtounced today.
Mr.. Barker has
been active IN
the organization
fpr years.
Ric h ard A.
Norris, vice pres
identan cashier
of the Lincoln
National Bank,
has been named
xlce chairman of
the committee
Evening star., 1941-04-03
Odd-Lot DEALINGS

BN the Associated Press.
The Securities Commission reported to-
day these transactions by customers with
odd lot dealers or specialists on the New
York Stock Exchange for April 2; 2,63s
short sales involving S65 shares,
Evening star., 1941-04-03

Unit of tridng. ten shares
bankruptcy
Bankruptcy Act securities assumed by
Rates of dividends annual dis
ton Unless otherwise dividends are not
included. N-O -0'
xd Ex dividends. Ex rights or extras Cash
stock Paid
far this PAYABLE Canadian funds ted
dividends paid declared this
Evening star., 1941-04-03
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK, April 3 lP,-Dividends de-
clsred. Prepared BY Fitch Publishing Co:
Extra.
Pc Stk of Pay
Rate. riod. record a BILE
Canadian OIL Ltd 12l2c - 81 5-15
Decrease.
Msndel Bros - 25c Ais 4-ls
Accumulated.
Iowa Elec ~ pf A 4374c - $50 3-31
Do 6l2C pf B 40ssc 3-20 3-3I
Strath Paper 81 pf s.. so -- 3-3l Al
Liauidating.
Amer Toll Bridge - sc 40 81
Increased.
Boomlngdale Bros 20c @ Ais 4-@S
Inc Investors life 4-3 4-30
Resumed.
Holly Sugar 4-15 81
Evening star., 1941-04-03
London Tin Prices

LONDON, April 8 lP.-Tin steady;
spot, f267 15s bid, f26s asked: future,
f265 t5s bid, f265 los asked.
Evening star., 1941-04-03
What Stocks Did
FOREIGN Exchange

NEW YORK. April 3 tP..-The Canadian
dollar made a fair recovery today in rea-
tion to the United States dollar rising .25
Of cent II slipped yesterday nearly "A
of a cent
The Hons Kong dollar sained All other
major world currencies held unchanged.
Late rates follow Great Britain in doll
lars, others IN cents:
Canada.
Offcial Canadian Control Board rates
for United States dollars: Buying. 10 per
cent premium; selling, II per cent
premium equivalent TO discounts on Cana
dian dollars IN New York of buying. 99l
per cent: selling q.O9 Der cent.
Canadian dollar in New York open mar
ket- 1294 per cent discount, or S7.25 United
States cents.
Europe.
Great Britain official Bankers Foreign
EXchange Committee rates. BUYING. O2.
selling, 4O4; open market, cables,
O3l7. G E m q n y, 40 00n: benevolent.
90 40: Finland, O5n: Greece, ssh; Hun
gary, l9.77n: Italy, SOC: Portueal o1:
Sweden. % s.; Switzerland, '23.e2lz'
YugoslavIs 2.30n.
Latin America.
Areentine. offciaL 2q77: free. c21S;
Brazil official, 6.05n; free. soon; Mexico.
20.70n.
Japan 234s; Hons Kong, "a So; Shane-
hal. SO
Rates in spot cables unless otherwise
Indicated n Nominal. For commercial
transactions.
Evening star., 1941-04-03
T Transactions ON
By Private Wire Direct to The Star.

Stock and Sales
dividend Rate Add 40 High Low
Evening star., 1941-04-03

The fishing season In Yellow
stone Park opens May 80.
Evening star., 1941-04-03
Baltimore Stocks
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch 70 The Star.
BALTIMORE, April s.
Sales. STOCKS. High. Low Close.
112 Consol Pow com 81 6O34 605.
- East Sugar pf VT 25 25 %
SO Fidelity & Deposit lis lis lis
10 Ga S2F Ry 1st pf 1414 l414 I4I4
% Ga S&F Ry 2nd of
105 Houst Oil of vic 173s 11l4 173s
500 Nor Amer Oil - LOO LOO 90
- Mer & Miners - 2Sh % rs
200 New Amster Cas- 171z 1712 17l5
694 U Fidel & Guar 23i4 231s 2314
BONDS.
$1,000 Bal Tran deb As A 80 80 80
Evening star., 1941-09-24

gled to left. Williams stopping at
second. FoxX walked, filling the
bases. Williams scored and Tabor
took third as Doerr forced FoXX at
second. Travis to BloodWorth. PVT
lax doubled to right, scoring Tabor
and sending Doerr to third. H.
Newsome grounded to BloodWorth,
whose tumble allowed Doerr to score
from third BloodWorth recovered,
however, and Pytlak was trapped be-
tween second and third and run
down. Bloodworth to Layne to Travis
to Mulligan to Bloodworth. Di Mag
gio popped to Evans in front of the
plate. Three runs.
WASHINGTON-Layne popped to
Doerr. Travis singled to left. Ver-
non singled to center, Travis stop
ping at second. Travis took third
and Vernon went to second as West
grounded to FoXX. Evans beat out
a grounder to L. Newsome, Travis
scoring and Vernon stopping at
third. Bloodworth forced Evans at
second, Tabor to Doerr. One run.
Washington, l; Boston, 3.
FIFTH INNING.
BOSTON-Fox popped to Blood
worth. L. Newsome popped to,Layne.
Vernon made fine pickup of Will
Evening star., 1941-09-24
Lang Gave Bombsighi
Plan 10 Germany,
Witness Says
Spy Suspect Boosted
Of Knowing Hitler,
Investigator Testifies
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
NEW YORK, Sept. pa coun-
terespionage agent today quoted
Herman Lang, on trial with Is 9TH
ers for espionage conspiracy, as
having told him in July, 1910, that
he was acquainted with Adolf Hit
Ter and that Air Marshal Wilhelm
Hermann Goering was indebted TO
him for delivering plans OF the
American Norden bombsight.
William G. Sebold, the witness
said, Lang told me he knows Adolf
Hitler in person and used to fight
with him from 1923 to 1927. He
said he could write to Goering, for
Goering considered the bonbsight
the most important thing in the
world"
"Was Lang kidding when he said
this?" demanded Defense Counsel
George w. Merz.
He certainly was not" replied
Mr.. Sebold. He was serious"
Mr.. Sebold testified earlier that
he turned over 10 the Feoeral Bu-
reau of Investigation German
espionage assignment.
Mr.. Sebold testified that Mr. Lane
told him he Lang had taken g
bombsight to Germany 'in his head
Lang had gone to Germany in 1888
Joseph B. Fellner, an F. B. I
agent, said motion pictures were
taken of meeting between Mr.. Sc
bold and Lang in Mr.. Sebold's For
ty-second street Office in Manhattan
Mr.. Fellner testified that Mr.. Sc
bold asked Mr.. Lang whether he hac
every part of the bombsight in his
head and could put it together again
Lang said 'Uh, huh and nodded
his head affirmatively,' Mr.. Fellnel
testified. 'Sebold replied That!
wonderful
Later Mr.. Lang told Mr.. Sebolc
that he worked for some engineer!
in Berlin.