davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1941-12-08

uno; pero suponemos que los
contrarios Sc los habran escogi-
do de mc3o que ia Victoria la co
rrespndiese, sin "apurilloy".
Gomez venci6 la setnana pa
sada al Cowboy Greggs y en-
los Ultimos dias Sc ha entrenado
con hombres superiores a Skies.
Ell coronel H. W. Hasterly, ie-
fe DEF 116 de Artilleria, Sera
huesped de honor de la empire
sa y de la Comisi6n de Boxeo.
En- una de las peleas a echo
asaltos, Ell sargento Ort, de Or
lando, que pesa 1876 libras, Sc
batira con Cowboy Greggs, de
Memphis,
Sixto Morales, con 139 libras,
peledra con frankie Kalborn,
de 146 libras.
Ell soldadO Singletary, del
campamen.o MacDHl, sera con-
trario de Troy Bohanon, otro
pdgil del ej6rcito.
Aunque el programa es me-
diocre, por cuanto Skies no con-
venice como gladiator de merito,
esp@rase un lleno por complete.
La gaceta., 1941-12-08

que me parece un navio sospe-
chose.
Los chinoS empezaron a ma
blair entire ellos, animadamente.
Y, de pronto, los seis, sin es-
perar mas 6rdenes del europeo,
Sc pusieron a gritar como ener-
gumenos.
-IQue haeeis, bandidos p
eXclam6 Almeida, irritado.
Pero los otros no lie Dian. no
querian oirle.
Y sucedi6 10 que Almeida te-
mia. BESIDE el buque oyeron las
woes, Y pronto descubrieron la
embarcaci6n.
FL buque sc acerc6 a ellos.
III hidalgo portugu6s intenta-
ba calmar a Maria, que habia
despertado con gran s~Obresalto.
. Que teme listed, Almeida?
Que csc buque sea tambien
un buque pirata-repuso 81 por-
tugUes, con vOz triste.
La gaceta., 1941-12-08
LAS GRANDES LIGAS Sc
REUNIRAN EN- CHICAGO

Chicago, Die. 8.-Las gran.
des ligas, la nacional y la Anne
ricana, Sc reuniran Ell martes en-
esta ciudad.
La Nacional deliberara sepa-
radamente, I'm dia, Equal que la
Americana. Despues verificaran
una session conjunta, presidida
por ell comisionado lands.
Los Browns de San Luis pedi-
ran que ell ndmero de desafios
nocturnes Sc aumente desde 7 a
IA. Esperase que esta PROPOSE
ci6n sea derrotada.
Esperase la aprobacion de u
ma enmienda en- ell convenio de
las ligas mayores y memories, de
modo que ell sistema de "clubs"
manigueros" pueda adelantar
jugadores sin dejarlos sujetos a
las asignaciones opcionales.
La gaceta., 1941-12-08

munda bodega del cargo, los dos
priSioneros navegaron adn va.
rios dias.
IAd6nde les nevaban?
GQue iba a ser de ellos ahora?
Maria de la Cruz y Almeida
fueron desembarcados echo o
diez dias despues, en- una playa
enorme Y desierta.
Una escOlta de genie china
les condujo a una enorme pri-
sion.
Era Otro paaacio, semejante
al de Chan-F1.
Aqui no iban a disfrutar los
p~risioneros de las considerable
mes que les guardaron en- la CO.
lonia de los piratas donde ha-
,bian pasado tres amos.
Maria de la Cruz Sc vic ence-
rrada desde luego en- un inmun-
do calabozo.
ALI permaneci6 icinco largos
meSes! sin salir, sin yer luz, sin
La gaceta., 1941-12-08
Ell PARTIDO DE FUTBOL
ENTRE LAS ESTRELLAS
DE HILSBOROUGH Y LAS
DEL D DE POLK

Ell viernes por la noche, en-
Phillips Field, sc verificara Ell
partido de futbol entire las estre-
llas del condado de Hillsborough
Y las del condado de Polk.
Las practicas de los mucha-
chos locales Sc intensificaran en-
esta semana bajo la direction
de Jimmy Hughes y Spurgeon
Cherry. Pertenecen al team de
Hllsborough los mas notables
atletas de Plant, Jefferson, Hills
borough y Plant City.
La gaceta., 1941-12-08

respirar aire, como enterrada
en- vida,
Al fin, una tarde, sus verdu-
Cos la invitaron a salir a un pa
ito enorme del palacio, donde
los oJos de Maria descubrieron,
Sentado en- un trono, al feroz
Lima Chen.
Almeida habia sido conducido
tambien a presencia del tirano
que apenaS Sc dignaba mirar a
sus victimas con una expression
de burla y de desden.
La mujer de Ndhez 10 COM
prenii6 TODD.
FL buque que les recogiera.
tripulado tambien por los pira-
tas o asaltado por ellos. habia
eonducido a los prisioneros a
otra colonia de los bandidos chi
nos.
ESta vez estaban en- la isla de
Bormeo.
Maria de Ia Cruz y Almeida
La gaceta., 1941-12-08

pronto comprendieron que era
este un buque de comercio, un
pequeho cargo de los q. hacen ell
sabotage.
Pero... ihorror!... 80: en- la Gu
bierta, rodeada de un grupo de
genteS de Su raza, deScubrieron
a una china vestida de homibre,
con dos pistolones al cinto, que
les miraba con unos ojillos di-
minutes y aSesinos, teniendo los
brazos eruzados sobre ei pechO.
Maria de la Cruz lanz6 un gri
to de muerte.
Almeida una exXclamaci6n de
horror irreprimible.
AQuella mujer era. lila ca
pltana L-L6!L...
o
81; de nuevo habian caido en-
pcder de los piratas chinos. Es-
ia vez no iban a escapar.
Maniatados, amordazadOs, en-
cerradOs en- una peQuena e IN
La gaceta., 1941-12-08
GISPERT PELEARA
CON WEISS

Sarasota, Die. 8.--En la Are
ma de la Legion Americana, To-
my Gispert, de Brooklyn, Sc ba-
tira hoy con el joven hebreo
Harvey Weiss, ell mayor de los
gemelos Weiss. Sera un comba-
tie a diez asaltos.
Reemplaza Weiss a Pull Pitts
ci, cuyo nombre sc anunciara
hace pocos dias.
Bobby O'Day, ell irland6s, elo-
giado por Jack Dempsey, tendra
de contrario a Young Chino, de
Tampa.
La gaceta., 1941-12-08
La Gaceta FOlletin No. 17s
TONIC TERCBRO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

te acercarse a 81 pidiendo auxi-
lilo?
Almeida, como tOdos los que
han sufrido mucho, sentia ahora
Ia desconfianza y el tenor quin-
taesenciados, y 81 pensamiento
de caer de nuevo en- manos de
sus enemigos, lie hacia astuto y
prudente.
u Que hacemos que no pedi-
mos auxilio? ell chi
nito, asombrado.
mo sc 81 nos conviene-re-
puso ell portugu@s en- tono des-
confiado y firme.
@Por que?
-POrque no sc por que eSe bu
La gaceta., 1941-12-08
GEUyTE
Esta noche se,efectuar&a pelea
entire Tommy Gomez Bob Skies
Sera huesped de honor ell cOronel HesterTy

Hoy por la noche, en- 81 Coli
SEQ de la isla Davis, Sc efectua-
"a la pelea entire el gladiator
tampeno Tommy Gomez, aspi-
rante a la corona del peso COM
pleto ~ un ''barrig6n" de mas
de 200 libras, Bob Skies.
Gomez lie concedera una ven-
taja de mas de 20 libras a su
contrario; pero cast todos los pc
ritos locales estiman que Mr.
Skies sera "acostado" en- los
primeros asaltos.
Los expertos que vieron en-
las practicas a Skies estiman
que Sc halla a muy considerable
distancia de la primera divi-
sion, y que al pegar un pune
tazo Sc queda como 81 lie hubie-
sen desinflado.
I'm tanto por ciento pequeho
del dinero que la pelea produzca
Sc entregara al fondo de la Me
dia Vacia Y ell Cesto de Navi-
dad.
Los dos pGgiles Sc pesaran a
las dos de la tarde y los dos, Sc
gun sus directories sc hsllan en-
..perfectas condolences fisicas.
Skies dice que ha sostenido
45 cOmbates y solo ha perdido
La gaceta., 1941-12-08
vAstOEanO Mantsiga, Editor
DEPORTES
ZIVIC PELEARA CON KID
MCCOY

New York, bic. Sci excam
pe6n mundial del peso weller,
Fritzie Zivic, Sc batira con Kid
Mccoy, de Detroit, Ell pr6ximo
viernes.
Mccoy iba a pelear con ell ne
grito Ray Robinson, la maravi-
LA del peso ligero, pero este Sc
enferm6.
La pelea tendra una duraci6n
de diez asaltos.
La gaceta., 1941-12-08
STEVE BELLOISE PELEARA
CON PHILLIP FURR

Washington, Die. 8.-Un We
terano del cu~adrilatero, Steve
Belloise, peleara aqui, Ell mierco-
les, con Phil Furr, de esta ciu-
dad. Sera un combate a diez a.
saltos.
La gaceta., 1941-12-08

Ell Dr.. William H. Walker,
m5dico de la Comisi6n Atl6tica
del Estado de New York, AFR
ma que ell estado fisico del teja-
no Lew Jenkins, campe6n de las
135 libras, es perfecto.
Jenki5 defendera su corona
contra Sammy Angott, campe6n
nara La Association Nacional de
BoXeo. el dia 10 de diciembre.
Angott sufri6 un reconocimien-
to igual y esta listo para eli com
bate.
La gaceta., 1941-12-08

camolaron una mirada de es-
panto y simpatia, como 81 qui-
sieran decirse!
-iOh, entire que inmunda
gentuza hemos venido a caeu do
nuevo!
10 que iban a presenciar aho-
ta' loa a reavivarles ell recuer-
40 de los suplicios y las escenas
de inferno que va presenciaran
Sus oJos en- Ell palacio de Chan
Fu.
Una gran multitud de guar
olas' naturalmente chinos, ar
mados de alliances y de sables,
roueaoan ell trono de Lin4Chen.
Lilo estaba sentada a su de-
recha.
=, Ambos tenian sobre sus rodi-
Mas sendos alliances desnudos.
Lin-Ch@n do una Orden en-
Embellishments pOr una
La gaceta., 1941-12-08

La Business University Of
Tampa ofrece un curse compile
to de negocios a un joven active
y honesto, en- cambio por traba-
10. Dirijase a 9141a Franklin st.
La gaceta., 1941-12-08
BOB PASTOR CONTRA JACK
MARSHALL

Boston, Die. 9. - Bob Pastor,
que mantiene su aspiration a la
corona del peso complete, Sc ba-
tira ell viernes, en- esta ciudad,
con Jack Marshall, de Dallas,
Texas, que reclama para 81 ell Ill
tulo de campe6n del sur.
Pastor ha sido derrotado dos
veces por ell campe6n Jose Luis.
La gaceta., 1941-12-08
CON LOS GUANTES

81 Tommy Gomez sube hoy al
tablado en- buenas condiciones
fisicas. como ~nosotros deseamos,
Mr.. Skies, I'm Don Nadie, sera
derribado por la cuenta de diez
antes del sexto asalto.
Pero 81 Gomez ha descuidado
su entrenamiento, entonces es
muy dificil prcnosticar ell result
tado.
Skies es un boxeador de poca
habilidad; pero tiene la ventaJa
del peso y la mayor experienced.
La gaceta., 1941-12-08

negrito Ray Robinson, que sigue
enfermo.
Mccoy Sc ha venido ejerci-
tando en- compahfa de Billy 500
Sc, 81 campe6n del peso media
no.
La gaceta., 1941-12-08

ST, senior, compre la
pintura B. L. P. Sofa.
mente sc vende en- King
Hardware, ga. avenida
y Gale Is
La gaceta., 1941-12-08

Participarar en- rios ejercicios
de hoy, Glenn harrington, Ned
Baldwin y Rogers Adams.
La gaceta., 1941-12-08

Llegara hoy a New York, don
de Sc praparara para la pelea
del dfa 8 de enero, con Jose Luis
ell mas joven y mas corpulento
de los hermanos Baer, ell menos
"payaso' Buddy.
Ell viernes salio de Sacramen
to. California, por tren, segdn
Ancil Hoffman, su director.
La Comisi6n Atletica del Es-
tado de New York aprob6 un
match de boxeo entire Red Co.
chrane, 81 campe6n del peso vel
ter, y Young Kid Mccoy, de De-
troit.
Cochrane esta agregado a la
marina de guerra y para susti-
turtle Sc buSc6 a Fritzie Zivic.
La gaceta., 1941-12-08
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La gaceta., 1941-12-08

PERDIDA-De tres llaves, en-
la Septima avenida entire las ca
lies IA y Is. Sc gratificara al
que las entregue en- esta redac-
ci6n, 1903 7th Ave.
La gaceta., 1941-12-08

Kid Mccoy Sc comprOmeti6 a
rpelear, Ell dia Is de enero, con ell
Evening star., 1941-04-09
Westinghouse
Has Greatest
Backlog
b, the Assoclated Pcs.

PITTSBURGH, April 9.-George
H. Bucher, president of the West
inghouse Electric g. Manufacturing
Co., told stockholders today that
the company has the largest back
log of orders and the greatest en-
ployment in its history.
At the stockholders annual meet
ing, he reported the company now
employs more than 65 900 persons.
an increase of more than 10000
over 1910. Untitled orders total
S295 900 900 in comparison with
S83,0000O0 in orders a year ago.
Mr.. Bucher said 10 per cent of
the present backlog is connected
with national defense.
Orders booked by Westinghouse
during the last three mon his
amounted to sl45 .62O.9 .948, or 1913
per cent ahead of the same period
last year.
He said expansion at Westing-
house plants to handle the in
creased production was progress
ing satisfactorily" Expansion pro-
grams currently under way include
installation of additional machinery
and tools at South Philadelphia;
new f1uoreScent lamp plant at
Fairmont, w. Va; new manufactur-
ing and warehouse buildings at
Cleveland, additional facilities at
East Pittsburgh and two ordnance
plants Westinghouse is building for
the Navy at Louisville, KY, and at
Canton, Ohio.
Evening star., 1941-04-09
Bond Averages
By the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, April 9.-Reports of
further German successes in the
Balkans put a damper on buying
activities in today's bond market.
and near the final hour prices of
corporates generally showed losses
ranging from fractions to a point
or more.
Turnover was heavy in some rails,
indicating more realizing of profits
gained on the rapid advance over
the last few weeks.
Foreign loans held to a narrow
range despite the foreign news. Ger
man Government 5l2s recorded a
small gain on sizable transfers, Aus
tralia AIS dipped about a point.
Domestic corporates under press
ure included Baltimore e. Ohio
Stamped Convertibles, st. Paul IS,
Erie SIS of rs, Illinois Central 424s,
Northwestern General as of ST, Pere
Marquette Is, New York Central 5s.
ri-KanSaS-TeXaS IS of 80, In
ternational Telephone SIS. American
Foreign Power SIS and General Steel
Castings 512S.
United States Governments fol-
lowed the general downward pattern
with losses ranging to Is point.
The decline brought support to
some rails and miscellaneous COR
porates in the final hour. Erie IS
rebounded to close Is higher at
1928. International Hydro Electric
6s at ASA, up q and Pennsylvania
General AIS of IS at 2, up Is.
Evening star., 1941-04-09
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO. April Q lP,.-The hog mar
ket was slow and uneven today but prices
average. Cattle were steady to strong and
sheep steady to Is cents lower.
Hog receipts were less than expected and
again considerably under a year ago. Some
sales in heavier weights we're strong while
the. general market remained STEADY Good
quoted from $50 to a top Of $3.50
Medium weight and weiehty good to
choice steers were getting better action on
were 10. to ID cents higher. Numerous
loads sold at II .25 to 1900. while 40
was paid for medium weights
Trading in fed lambs was slow. with
the close steady to Is cents lower.
l.. UNITED States Department Of, Agricul-
market slow. uneven: around iO-i5 higher
down; some sales heavier weights strong;
pounds and over; good and choice $50,
pounds S.50-s,75;. 27o-33O pounds. s3O-
40o-50G pound WEIGHTS. S.50-s5; few Light
er weights to 500 and above,
fed lambs closed slow moss
steady, to Is lower; extreme top. l1.35
for 92-pound averages to city butchers;
bulk 92o104 pound westerns. 10.S5-l1.25;
80 and 81 pound clippers $50 and $50
respectively; few native ewes. 700 down:
aGoand e fed 3ood
averaging 1O2-10S pounds 1O.65-11 .25;
no Western ewes here. odd-head mediums
100 down
salable cattle $500 calves, 500: i'm
proved action in fed steers trade; even
medium weight and Weighty good to choice
steers getting better action on shipper and
order buyer accounts; general trade steady
to strong with instances 1915 higher:
largely, 9.50-12.5 so market; numerous loads
sold early at 11.25 UP to 1900; 14.00 paid
for medium weights as well as long year.
lings; some held above Il 90; most medium
pounds kind at that price; heifers 10-15
higher: heavy heifers at 1925; no criterion
general trade; bulk selling at 975-11 .25;
weighty good to choice Colorado making
1855; cows steady to weak edge of re-
cent active and higher trade; bulls fully
steady, however. with sausage offerings
at 1880 down to 1880; medium lights
selling around 9.00-9.50.
Evening star., 1941-04-09
New York Cotton
by the Associated Press.

bS TIT ASSOCIdLcu EItoS.
NEW YORK, April 9.-Cotton fu-
lures pointed lower again today on
spot house selling and commission
house liquidation. The trade
evinced nervousness over the unfa-
vorable tenor of war news. Heavi-
ness in stocks and other commodi-
ties also aided in the downturn.
The market showed some resist
ance around the 11-cent level. for
July contracts and an improved
trade demand along with some pro-
fesSional covering, which lifted
prices several points above the ex-
treme lows.
Late quotations were down 2 to 6
points: May, lib; December, 1898,
and March, 1898.
The market finished at the best
levels of the day on belated short
covering and persistent trade de-
mand, which gained momentum in
the final minutes of the session.
Futures closed lower to l higher.
Evening star., 1941-04-09
SteeImakers Fear
Coal Strike Places
Schedules in Danger
Trade Paper Declares
'Checkoff' Is Real Busis
Of U. S. Steel Dispute
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 9.-Iron Age
asserted today pig iron and steel
output will be affected shortly un-
less a speedy settlement of the coal
miners strike allows resumption of
mining.
One blast furnace which depends
upon beehive coke has been shut,
ard other furnaces may be forced
to bank later in the week unless
supply of coal is shipped to beehive
ovens in Western Pennsylvania, the
magazine said.
While the majority Of blast fur
naces use by-product coke, instead
of beehive coke, any work stoppage
at this time seriously threatens
maximum output of steel.
The trade publication said the
banking of blast furnaces by the
Ford Motor Co. because of labor
difficulties accounted mainly for
decline Of one point to SO per cent
in the average production rate in
the industry.
Object TO Dues CheckOff.
Iron Age declared the real bone Of
contention in the discussions be-
tween United State Steel Corp. and
the steel Workers Organizing Com
mittee was the checkoff payment Of
dues, ito which the entire steel in
dustry is utterly opposed ~
Referring to wage increases and
the effect upon prices, the publica-
ton said:
1T is estimated in the trade that
l0-cent-an-hour increase applied
throughout the North, plus the addi-
tional coal mining cost caused BY
higher wages in the field. will add
81 TO So ton to the cost of finished;
steel products.
Moreover, there may also be an
advance in iron ore prices. A is;
per cent rise in the base wage of
ore miners would add about 20 cents
ton to the cost of ore"
Scrap Trading Halted
Announcement of Government
fixed prices has resulted in almost
complete cessation of trading in iron
and steel scrap, the magazine con-
tinued.
ON many grades Of scrap that
have been commonly traded no
Government prices were announced.
and for the first time in the history
OF the scrap trade there are no
quotations that can be published, as
there will be no transactions until
the situation is clarified"
Iron Age added that steel orders
continued in an undiminished rate.
in some instances in excess of March
tonnages The automobile industry
has been told it cannot have as
large a tonnage Of steel as it de-
sires for 1912 models to be produced
in the last half.
Further extension of priority and
price control from Washington an
pears to be certain" the survey dc
clared.
Evening star., 1941-04-09
Chicago Grain
BY TIC Associated Press.


CHICAGO, April 9.-Wheat values
fell as much as 1l2 cents at one time
today, but then rallied and recovered
practically all of the loss.
The early decline extended the re-
treat so far this week to 43s to 55s
cents from the l0-month peaks
established last week. Wheat quota
tions at one time were the lowest
they have been since March %.
Disquieting news from the Balkan
war zone and the tenor of the
Churchill speech were bearish fac
tors. Tending to support wheat
values and to bring in enough buy
ing from previous short sellers and
consuming interests was the fact
that the recent price drop had
checked redemption of loan wheat.
Prospects of price-suporting Gov
ernment program for the l941-42
season also helped to encourage buy
ing.
Wheat closed 4 lower to u higher,
compared with yesterdays finish,
May, 9O3s-14; July. 885s-1a; corn,
12-7s higher, May, 67ss; July, 677s;
oats /, Ia IN
Evening star., 1941-04-09
Norfhwestern's Income
Rises S4,372,24O
By the Associated Press.

By TIE Associated Press.
CHICAGO, April 9-The annual
report of the Chicago & North
western Railway Co., yesterday
showed net railway operating income
for 1910 was S10094,5OO, an increase
of S4,372 ,240, or 76 per cent over
1899.
The net deficit for the year was
s5,222, 1863 compared with S9,109,068,
a decrease Of $3,887 ,499. or 1927 per
cent.
The statement said the 1940 oper-
ating revenues were the highest for
any year since 1881 and showed an
increase of 6.4 per cent over 1889.
Evening star., 1941-04-09
Odd-Lot DEALINGS

The Securities and Exchange
Commission reported today these
transactions by customers with odd
lot dealers or specialists on the New
York Stock Exchange for April 8:
1899 purchases involving 104,854
shares; 1882 sales involving $4,000
shares, including 81 short sales in
volving 1892 shares.
Evening star., 1941-04-09
Electric Production
Declines for Fourth
Straight Week
Drop in Output Goes
Against Expectations
For Season
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 9.-Electric
power output recorded fourth con-
Secutive decline in the week ended
April 5, the Edison Electric Institute
said today.
Latest output of 2,778, 1923 900 kilo-
Watt-hours was 8 of l per cent
under 2.8O2 ,255.OOO in the preceding
week, but was 1877 per cent ahead
of 1881 ass 900 kilowatt-hours in the
comparable 1910 week.
The decline was against seasonal
expectations. The Associated Press
index of power output, based on
1929-30 as 100, declined to 141.9
from 1924 in the previous week. The
index, adjusted for seasonal trend,
stood at 1918 a year ago.
Evening star., 1941-04-09
McAvity Succeeds Hill
AtConsoIidution Coal
Rz the Associated Press.

By tire Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 9.-At the an
nual organization meeting of di-
rectors of the Consolidation Coal
Co. yesterday Malcolm McAvity,
vice president, was elected president
succeeding Robert c. Hill.
Mr.. Hill, who has been serving
both as president and chairman of
the board, will continue as chair
man.
Only routine business was trans
acted at the annual stockholders
meeting which preceded the board
session. Directors were reelected.
Evening star., 1941-04-09
100 Polar Beur Skins
Sold at New York
Ry the Associated Press.

BY the Associated FEeSS.
NEW YORK, April 9.-One hun
dred Polar bear skins suitable for
fireplace rugs are in the hands of
New York dealers today after sale
by the government of Greenland.
The huge pelts, something OF a
rarity on the market, were auc-
toned off yesterday at an average
price of close to $100.
Evening star., 1941-04-09
6. P. 0. Insurance Unit
Reflects Its Officers

officers who have headed the
Government Printing Office Group
Life Insurance Association has been
unanimously reelected.
They are Martin R. Speelman,
president. Thurston r. Brown, vice
president, and Ernest C. Mellor, sec
retary, treasurer.
Evening star., 1941-04-09

Percentage gains over year ago,
according to major geographic areas,
were reported by the institute as
follows:
New England, 216; Middle At
lantic, 1874: Central Industrial, pit;
West Central, 10; Southern States,
1863; Rocky Mountain, 10; Pacific
Coast, 9.8.
Evening star., 1941-04-09
Baltimore Coins Four
New Industries
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Specldl DlSpatcn 10 Inc star.
BALTIMORE, April 9.-Four new
industries and the expansion of 10
existing plants were reported for
Baltimore during March by the In
dustrial Bureau of the Baltimore
Association of Commerce. They will
require 901 additional workers and
represent total plant investment of
S1,005 900.
Evening star., 1941-04-09

In BANKRUPTCY or receiyeTship. or being
reorganized under the Bankruptcy Act, or
securities assumed by such companies.
Rates of dividends in the foregoing table
are annual disbursements based on the
last quarterly or semi-aunual declaration.
Unless otherwise noted special or extra
dividends not included. a Also extra or
extras Cash or stock Paid last year.
Payable in stock 2 declared or paid so
far this year. Payable in Canadian funds.
Accumulated dividends paid or declared
this year WV With warrants. XIV With
out warrants war Warrants Unit OF
trading less than 100 shares: sales are
given in fun.
Evening star., 1941-04-09
National Cash Register
Reflects Directors
Ry tie Associated Press.


BALTIMORE, April e-Directors
of the National Cash Register Co.,
headed by Board Chairman Edward
A. Deeds, were reelected at the an
nual meeting of stockholders today.
There was no other business.