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Evening star., 1941-04-21
Chicoqo Produce

CHICAGO. April 81 GP.-Poultry. live,
% trucks; hens steady. springs weaker; ];
hens over 8 pounds. 49,, ; pounds and
down. %; Leghorn hens, 10; broilers, 2ls
pounds and down. colored. 81; Plymouth
Rock %; white White Roek s9 Siv. pih springs; po. 4
24Ia: White Rock, 23lai under pounds; }ggsf !:
Rock, 21la; bareback chickens. 1918;
roosters. l3: Leghorn roosters. IL 2: ducks.
4i2 pounds up. colored, l4l2; white, "a;
small colored. 13: white IA; geese. l117:
turkeys, toms old. 3: young. Il; hens,
%; capons, poynds up 20; under
D0qnds sa1ter 29 9ecsipts slR: 5sa rm creamery
93 score 32s4-33; 90, 321a; 81. 32H4: 90;
32A: SO. 30: ss, 31l2; 80, centralized
Esss, receipts, 341Q1; firm; fresh
graded, extra frsts, local 90; %; cars, 22A;
sSs ceipts SSf sSs. dirtiss, fa checks fa storase
packed extras 23h4; firsts, %.
total d. S Shipments, 653: supplies. old
stock rather heavy, demand for Idaho
Russets fair, market slightly weaker, for
western Trumphs demand light, market
about steady for Northern stock: all va
Idaho Russet Burbanks. u S. No. l, Az "a
so; Nebraska and Wyoming Bliss Triumphs
u No l. 1.50-55: Minnesota and North
Dakota Early Ohios. 60-15 per cent q s.
No. | quality, 65-a5: Bliss Triumphs, S5
per cent or more U. S. No quality, 90
10; new stock supplies rather heavy; for
Texas Triumphss demand good, mar market
light, market about steady: Texas 50-pound
sacks Bliss Triumphs, u S. No. ], 1.22l
2712 pei sack: California long whites, 90
pound sacks. U S. No. l, .20-25 per sack.
Evening star., 1941-04-21
KiIowott Hour Output for District
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK, April q lPl-The Brit
ish pound gained ! "a cents In relation TO
the United States dollar in free" foreign
exchange trading today.
Accompanying sterlinR's rise was one
of 0.06l4 of a United States cent in the
Canadian dollar.
On the other hand the Araentine peso
and the Hong Kong and Shanghai dollars
all declined, the last named reaching g
- Noon Mates follow CGreat Britain in
dollars, others in centsl
Official Canadian Control Board rates
for United States dollars: buying. 10 per
cent premium selling II per cent pre-
MUM, equivalent to discounts on Cana
dian dollars in New York Of buying, 9,9l
per cent; selling. 900 PEI. cent:
Canadian dollar in New York oper
market, l134 per cent discount. or SS.25
Great Britain, official Bankers Foreign
Exchange Committee rates., buying. 4.02;
selling. 4.04; open market. cables, 4.03;
Germany. 40.0On; (benevolenD, 1920
Finland. 2O5n; Greece. O.6Sn; Hungary
19.71n: Italy. ) O6; Portugal. 4.01; Swe-
den, 23s5; Switzerland tx), 23.1s; Yuso-
Latin America.
Argentine. official. 29.77: free, % so;
Brazil official, 6.05n; free, soon; Mexico
20.10n.
Japan, -234s; Hong Kong, 24.4o
1Rates in spot cables unless otherwise
indicated)
Nominal.
xFor commercial transactions.
Evening star., 1941-04-21
Steel Rate 10 Drop
To 96 Per Cent in
Current Week
Decline Of 2.3 Points
Will Be Second in
Succession
b the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 2l.-Steel op-
erations this week will drop 2.3
points to SO per cent of the indus
try's capacity, the American Iron
and Steel Institute estimated today.
The decline, the second in sue
cession, was attributed in steel cir
cles to shutdowns and interruptions
in some important producing GEN.
ters due to shortage of coke and
coal brought on by the stoppage of
work in the coal industry.
L - weeks rate was 98.3, a month
ago :. was 998 and year ago so.
CLEVELAND. April 81 LP).-With
steel makers worried about prices,
a new wave of demand has hit the
industry as premature warm weather
revives outdoor projects.
The magazine Steel said today:
Some makers report improvement
in orders by as much as 20 per cent
over the similar March period. 1t
is expected that 1941 production will
have been 95 per cent sold by May
!, with only some 10 items still OBJ
tainable, including floor plates, wire
rope. nails, manufacturers wire,
fencing, merchant pipe, bolts and
nuts, tool steel and castings, on all
of which prompt delivery still can
be obtained.
Though slowing down in demand
has been reported frequently in
frabicated shapes actual sales in
April ran far ahead of March, when
the average was 10000 tons weekly"
Part of the recent shutdoWns of
blast furnaces we're for refining,
with fuel shortage incidental. the
magazine said. Some operators
fear an epidemic of lining break
downs due to the long strain placed
upon furnaces.
AS for prices. non-integrated
producers in some cases have de-
clared their position has been made
untenable by the Governments
freezing of rates. The cost of mov-
ing iron ore on the Great Lakes
has gone up 10 per cent, and basic
wages have increased 10 cents an
hour. Pig lead rose 81 ton in the
last month to increase the cost OF
terne plate.
The freeze ruling may wreak
hardship on marginal steel pro-
ducers, such as certain plate
makers" the review said.
Evening star., 1941-04-21
Cotton Goods Dealings
0uieier During Week
q, the Associated Press.

| By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 2l.-The cot
ton goods trade in Worth Street
last week developed some symptoms
of reaction from the fast tempo OF
the last few months.
In the face of predictions of early
expansion of cloth demand for Gov
ernment and civilian needs. some
moderate. offerings of print cloths
and related fabrics were reported to
have come from second hands at
concessions of Il of cent a yard
from the list prices.
Mill brokers estimated the weeks
sales of gray goods at around 25
per cent of current production.
Following pre-Easter period
which saw retail sales of woolen
piece goods exceed the average sea-
sonal turnover by as much as so per
cent, replacement orders made an
appearance, particularly in the
mems wear division.
In many cases buyers seeking
spring cloths were forced by scarcity
of materials to replenish stocks with
summer fabrics. Prices were firm
and unchanged from the levels
established after the recent upward
revision of the minimum wage scale
for woolen textile workers.
Rayon trade was speeded up oy g
good influx Of orders for sharkskin
constructions, marking by previous
standards al earlier than usuaI
interest in this type of cloth.
Evening star., 1941-04-21
Cotton Prices Turn
Downward Before
Week Close
Active Futures Show
Net Declines Of 10
To II Points
By tht Associated Press.

By tho Associated Press.
NEW YORK. April 2l-Followins
fair advance in early dealings last
week cotton prices turned down.
ward and closed the period with
net losses.
At the end of trading Saturday
active futures In the New York
Cotton Exchange showed net de-
clines for the week of 10 to IL
points.
Reopening of Congress Monday,
following the Today Easter recess,
stimulated high-loan talk and cot
ton values moved moderately up
ward. 1t was generally expected in
the trade that, with Congress again
in session, further developments
regarding cotton legislation might
be forthcoming. Washington re-
ports were watched closely, but no
definite progress seemed to be TAX
ing place regarding future loan
rates.
Then, due to lack OF new develop
ments relative to the future cotton
loan policy, buying enthusiasm
waned and, with the higher prices
attracting renewed profit taking, the
market gradually lost ground.
Some Of the selling during the
week was attributed to hedging
against repossessions of loan cotton
1t was believed in several trade
quarters that substantial withdraw
ais of loan cotton were again being
made, following recent slowing
down in such activity.
Sales of goods in the domestic
cotton cloth market continued SLOW
last week, but in view of the large
backlogs Of untitled orders on theil
books mills appeared little con-
cerned over the lack of any sub
| stantial new business.
A few lines we're marked up slight
ly, but for the most part goods price
we're unchanged from the level o.
the week previous.
Forwardings of cotton to domes'
Evening star., 1941-04-21
Hercules Powder Co.
Reports Earnings
Below Year Ago
$l,3e0,426 Net Compares
With ST ,742,573 in
le40 Quarter
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 2l-Hercules
Powder Co., and subsidiaries, re-
ported today net profit for the
March quarter of $1,360,426, or SO
cents a common share, compared
with $1,742,573, or S122 a common
share, in the like 1910 period.
In the past quarter, Hercules set
up reserves of about S1,600,000 to
take care of the present rate of
taxes and an additional contin-
gency fund of 100000 to provide
for anticipated tax increases. Ad-
justed to the current level of taxa
ton, the earnings of the March.
1910, quarter would have equalled
81 cents common share.
Corn Products.
Corn PRODUCES Refining Co., and
its subsidiary sales companies, re-
ported net r4of1t for the March
quarter of S2,496983. or 81 cents a
common share. compared with 81
,538. or 76 cents a share, in the
like 1910 period.
Peoples Gas Light.
Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co,
and subsidiaries, reported net in
come for the March quarter of ST.
653,231, or S252 a share, compared
with revised net of $1,377.516, or
S210 a share, in the like 1910
period.
Checker Cab.
Checker Cab Manufacturing
Corp, and subsidiaries, reported net
profit for the March quarter of
$133,679 before excess profits tax,
or S123 share, compared with net
loss of s109.254 in the like 1910
period.
Byron Jackson Co.
Byron Jackson Co., machine tools
and pumps manufacturer. reported
net profit for the March quarter
of $24,849, or cents a share, COM
pared with S147133, or 80 cents a
share, in the like 1910 period. The
directors postponed action of divi-
dends until later meeting in order
to conserve working capital for
heavy national defense orders. Un-
filled contracts on March 81 eX-
ceeded s5,OOOOO0, the largest in the
company'S history. In the previous
II quarters, dividends were Is cents
q share.
Howe Sound Co.
Howe Sound Co. reported net
profit for the March quarter of
S3o0,480 before depletion and excess
profits taxes. or So cents a share,
compared with s558.27S, or SLIT a
share, in the like 1910 period.
Mengel Co.
Mengel Co., lumber manufacturers,
reported net profit for the March
quarter of Sl84,442, equal, after pre-
ferred dividends, to "a cents a share
on 417,631 shares of common stock,
compared with S33,181, or 81 cents
a share, on 64,980 shares of per
cent preferred stock in the like
1910 period.
Evening star., 1941-04-21
Sharper CurtaiIment
In Auto Production
Expected Later
Present Cut Permits
L1rse Assembly Of
New Models
BY DAVID ]. WILKIE,
Associated Press Automotive Editor.

AsSOCldteo SIeSS AulomoIlNc GulJor.
DETROIT, April 21.-Because the
motorcar industry has been produc-
ing cars and trucks at rate equalled
in only two previous years of its
history, the 20 per cent curtail-
ment of output announced by Di-
rector William S. Knudsen of the
Once of Production Management
Is expected to leave the car makers
considerable latitude.
The motor vehicle manufacture
ers willing to discuss the curtailment
decision point out, however, that
the 20 per cent cut is an initial" one
and may be extended before the
new model year is far advanced.
At the same time some of the pro-
ducers admit they have been think
ing in terms of a curtailment Of
331s per cent or more.
If the present rate of production
is maintained through June-and
there are some indications now that
it may be-the 1941 model year will
wind up with an aggregate output
of slightly more than 100000 units
equalled previously only in 1929 and
1887.
Sales At High Levels.
Earlier estimates in authoritative
trade quarters had placed the model
years indicated volume at around
45O0,000 or 4,750000. In explana-
ton of the possibility of an even
greater number of new vehicles it
is pointed out that retail distribu-
ton has continued at an abnormally
high level through season of the
year that usually sees a period Of
levelling of.
One of the most significant de-
velopments of the last few weeks
which support the possibility of
continued high production volume
during the remainder of the years
second quarter is the rapid shrink
ing of the aforementioned "tiggest
reserve stock in the industry's his
tory"
Estimates of the size of the sur
plus on hand vary widely. but
sources closest to both manufacture
ing and merchandising divisions OF
the industry say it would not last
more than a month if production
were to cease. Thus. they add, it is
an approximately normal stock
measured in the light OF prevailing
dan1ond
Details Awaited.
Heads of the industry are await
ing details of how the curtailment
plan is to be implemented. 1t has
been suggested in some quarters
that in carrying out the curtailment
of production it might be possible
to delay actual restriction until
after the industry has brought out
and widely introduced its 1912
| models.
Some of the car makers, however,
assert that such plan is not as
| practicable as the establishment of
monthly quotas effective at the
start of the new model year. Most
of the producers believe this method
will be followed out.
Trade sources anticipating output
this week in excess of 100000 units
are counting upon a sizeable Ford
production for the first time since
labor troubles closed the big River
Rouge plant on April and the
company subsequently shut down its
various branch plants throughout
the Nation. The company has an
nounced full production at the
Rouge will be resumed tomorrow
and assembly lines in most of its
branch factories will get under way
on April %.
Car and truck production last
week totaled 99945 units, according
to Wards reports.
Evening star., 1941-04-21
Good Peach Outlook
Reported in South
Hy the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ATLANTA, April 21-Peach pros
poets in the 10 Southern States we're
well above average on April and
the outlook is considered promising
In nearly all important peach sec
tions with exception of California,
where some losses from excessive
rainfall are expected, the agri-
cultural marketing service of the
United States Bureau of Agriculture
announced here.
On April condition of the crop
In the South alone was considered
to be 81 per cent, compared with
rs per cent on the same date last
year. The 10-year average Q930-39
for that section was only 81 per cent.
Evening star., 1941-04-21
District Business Borometers

dependable business conditions the
by The Star today revealed
Bank cearngs Washington in March oaed $a s455 against
$lO284OO0 1910 the highest March total
The Chesapeake Potomac Telephone Co. had 2S52s phones in
another all while
1872 for any month.
The sales index department the Capital climbed
1542 compared with 1877 in March a year ago.
Postal amounted $75905 against s345
year, record for the month
Potomac Electric Power totaled Aowatt
increase OF l06l796l or 1876 per cent March, 940
Comparisons of these barometers months
follow:
Evening star., 1941-04-21

tic mills continued in good volume,
being estimated at 212,000 bales
last week, as against 100000 the
week previous and only 10000 in
the comparable week last season.
For the season to date, forward
ings total 7,4O1,000 bales. compared
with 6,271 900 in the same period
last season.
Evening star., 1941-04-21
Dividend Is Declared
By Monsunto Board
B, the Associated Press.

ST. LOUIS, April 2l.-Directors
of Monsanto Chemical Co. have
declared a divident Of so cents pay
able June Q on common shares Of
record May 10. The dividend rate
was moved ahead from June Is
In addition, the June dividend on
the recently issued series c preferred
stock was declared June 2 pay
ments on the series A and B pre-
ferred issues were declared in
December.
Evening star., 1941-04-21
| Sofewoy Stores
| Reports Sales
| Above 1910
Special Dispatch to The Star.

SAN FRANCISCO, April al
Sales of Safeway Stores, Inc, for
the four weeks ended April II, 194l,
were s33,986,868, compared with
$50, ,704,154 for the four weeks ended
April 13, 1910, an increase Of lc.69
per cent.
Sales for the Is weeks ended
April II, 194l, were s129, ,095 OFT,
against s11s,214,340 for the 16 weeks
ended April Is, 1910, an increase Of
$40 per cent.
Stores in operation this year to-
tailed 2,514, against 2,775 a year ago.
Evening star., 1941-04-21
London Bor Silver

LONDON, April 81 lP:-sar silver
csnts9 Bar gold 1855 UNCHANGED
sterling will be carried only when !
change occurs These quotations have
been unchansed since war time resulations
went into effect some months ago.
Evening star., 1941-04-21

Quotations furnished by National As
sociation of Securities Dealers Inc. which
tusl transactions or firm bids or offers,
but should indicate approximate prices.
and unless otherwise indicated, are as
quoted by the sponsors or issuers.
sEet quoted by sponsors or issuers.
Evening star., 1941-04-21
Steel Quotations

NEW YORK April 81 OP,.-steel prices
per 100 pounds. fob. Pittsburgh: Hot
rolled sheets, base price, 2.1o galvanized
sheets. $50 steel bars, 2.15.
Evening star., 1941-04-21

British barrage balloons can be
used as high as 10000 feet.
Evening star., 1941-04-21
Investing Companies

NEW YORK, April 81 tP.-Nstiona
Association Securities Dealers, Inc.
CLOSING quotations
Evening star., 1941-04-21
London Tin Prices

LONDON, Aprn 81 4P.-Tn stead.
spot, f271 bid t271 los asked; futur
e967 hid fo6S asked
Evening star., 1941-04-21
Check Transactions
WASHINGTON CLEARING HOUSE.
Telephone Service in District

Totals ---- s1146s55717 s12os osso2s s1414s32 1884
La gaceta., 1941-01-18

Conforme Sc acercaba al CRU
pc, ell jinete iba frunciendo mas
y mas ell ceno.
81; decididamente: estos Chi
COS no eran de aqui; ahora po-
dia decirlo, en- ell i~nstante en- que
los distinguia bien.
va llegaba junto a ellos. que
andaban en- Sentido c~ontrario al
amo de la hacienda.
Los dos ninos caminaban aho-
ra un POGO delante de sus COM
paneros, y ell personaje les pudo
yer a todos vestidos con ropas
viejisimas, que Sc caian a peda-
EOS y dejaban mostrar por mu.
chos sitios las carnitas de los
desdichados.
Fran cuatro; Y lie choc6 al hi
dalgo los rostros despiertos. las
miradas altivas y como llenas
de experiencia de las criaturas.
Refren6 Ell eaballo, cuando va
estaba a diez o dOce pasos de la
La gaceta., 1941-01-18
Los apoderados de la Universidad ~aprobaron
ell nombramienot del coach Stewart
Sc hara cargo de las practicas ell dia l de febrero

en- pleno y la banda de milsica
de la Universidad. Arribara a
las 1855 de la tarde y Sc forma-
"a una parada que recerrera las
principals GALES.
A las seis Sc efectuara una co
mida, en- Ell hotel Tampa Ter
race, en- honor del presidente
Mooney ell nuevo coach.
Sc hara cargo de la direction
de las practices, ell Sr. Stewart,
Ell dia l de febrero.
LIE ayudaran en- la dificil la
Dor, que tan nal lie fuera agra
decida a Higgins, Tom Brown,
coach de Catawha, y Jack Ale
xander, renonbrado atleta de
Drke.
Sc propone la Universidad ex
pand;r, aunQue el dinero "esca-
sea-" su programa de atletismo
y edIcaci6n fiSica.
Para ell banQuete sc reciben
adhesiones en- la secretaria de IA
Uniyersidad Y eli la ofIcina del
hote' Tampa Terrace.
La gaceta., 1941-01-18
DEPORTES
ROCK SPRINGS CORRERA,
DE NUEVO EN- LA NOCHE
DE HOY

I'm doble programa ofrecerS
hoy ell Canedromo de Sulphur
Springs, ell primero en- matinee
y el segundo a las S:15 de la no
che.
En- ell segundo, el nocturno.
participant en- la octava carrera
Ell va famoso ejemplar Rock
Springs, que aun no ha perdido
una carrera en- esta ciudad.
Frente a Rock Springs han sido
agrupados Captain Tussey, Ro-
lando Britannia, Pretty Bad,
Dan Bad, Contract y Scatter
Brain.
La octava carrera de anoche
la gan6 Chickamauga y sus bole
tos Sc pagaron a $500, $500 y
$3.40.
Dos favoritos ~triunfaron en-
la segunda y tercera carrera,
Echo Harjo Y Lick, y sus bole-
tos Sc abonaron a $500.
81 Rock Springs CANA esta no
che, sera su sexta victoria en- o.
tras tantas salidas.
La gaceta., 1941-01-18
Sc HA INVITADO A TUN-
NEY PARA ACTUAR DE
ARBITRO

Con el fin de procurar los SER
vicioS de un arbitro impartial
para la pelea Marty Clark y
Tommy Gomez, ell coronel Vicen
tie Meloy, presidente de la Conf
sion de boxeo de Benjamin Field
le mand6 un telegrama a Gene
Tunney, Ell e~xcampe6n, que al
presente es teniente, encargado
de la cultura fisica, en- la esta =
ci6n naval de Pensacola.
"Yo no Sc 81 Tunney aceptara
o no, pero lie he invitado para
que venga a Tampa. Tengo la es
peranza de que vendra,"
La pelea del microbes no en-
torpecera Ell discurso que Mar =
tin Dies, ell presidente de la Co
mission Investigators de las acti
vidades anti-americana pronun =
La gaceta., 1941-01-18

tropa, y pregunt6 con voz dulce
que traslucia su curiosidad:
|Ad6nde vais, amigos mics?
Los ninos Sc pararon a su vez,
mirandose unos a otros, como 81
consultaran con las pupilas 10
que debian de contestar.
Como siempre, fue Tony Ell
que 10 hizo por todos ellos.
Dando un paso adelante, re-
puso, sin sacar ahora las manos
de los bolsillos de su pantal6n:
/ En- busca de un bosque, Sc.
nor! Queremos coger lena para
nuestros padres.
-iY Quienes son vuestros pa
dres?
Los duehos del gran Circo A.
mericano.
Ell hidalgo record6 entonces
que, en- efecto, uno de sus capa-
faces lie habia estado hablando
aver a 81 y a la marquesa que
habia venido al pueblo una com
La gaceta., 1941-01-18
TONIC U
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

ny y Dick saltaron con agilidad
Ell seto vivo que protegia los fru
tales, Y vovieron cargados de
manzanas.
Los ninos continuation el cami
no, comiendo con voracidad Ia
fruta fresca y jugosa.
Iban en- busca de IN bosque
donde coger lena para las nece-
Shades del circo.
Durante un ratio, cast no ha-
blaron, con la boca LENA, sacian-
do su hambre...
iLos hijos de Maria de las Me
YES Y de Maria de la Cruz, la hi
jita de Gustavo de la Gandara,
habianse convertible, al contacto
La gaceta., 1941-01-18

clara esta nOche en- ell Auditorio
Municipal.
Dispuso aver la Comisi6n que
la pelea principal no commence
hasta las 1920, con ell fin de dar
tempo al p1blico para OR q
Dies Y despues presenciar Ell
match.
Mr.. Dies, seg1n tiene entendi
do la empresa, comenzara a ha-
blair a las 8 de la noche.
Los ejercicios de Clark y Co
mez, en- ell gimnasio de la Gale
Franklin, fueron presenciados
por centenares de personals. Pri-
nero hizo sus ~practicas ell sar :
geto y despues Tommy. Hoy vol
veran a entrenarse, comenzando
a las dos de la tarde.
Kid Ingram peleara en- Ell Sc
mifinal con Joey Raymond, Ell
habil veterano tampeno, Tommy
Stupar tendra de contrario a
Cranston Stanley, en- una pelsa
de revancha.
La gaceta., 1941-01-18
Civic venci6 a Armstrong poq Nocaut Techico
Cumpli6 la promesa que habia hecho

la boca, la nariz y los dos olos'
Cuando Sc proclam6 vencedor
a Zivic, por nocaut, la primera
darrota de Armstrong en- esta
forma, los 10000 espectsdores
S. pusieron de pie y oyS;iona :
ron al vencido.
Armstrong guerra pelear, pc
no va no era Ell joven agil, zen
perpetuo moyimiento," que ha-
bia ostentado tres coronas al
mismo tempo. La demostraci6n
de anoche result6 inferior a la
del pasado octubre, cuando III
vic lie quito ell titulo.
En- algunos de los asaltos, Ell
nogrito, con sus % amos y mas
de $50 psleas, dis la sensation
de un "hombre viejo" y cansado.
Algunos de los expertos esti'
man que Henry, apreciando su
nuevo fracaso, Sc retirara del
"ring,"
La gaceta., 1941-01-18
A DERROTo ANO-
n A H~ILLSBOROUGH

Los "Tigres' de Orlando ju-
garon anoche con los Terriers,
en- el gimnasio de estos, en- Sc
minole Heights, y conquistaroa
la victoria con anotaci6n &c 81
puntos contra 81.
Hallandose la anOtaci6n empa
tada Y faltando solo medic mi
nutos de juego, Mabry Kenae-
dy, de Orlando, cort6 Ia red con
IRA tirada libre y dio 81 triunfo
& su team.
Fran los favoritos los basket
bolistas visitantes, pero en- IN
periodic del juego los Terriers
llevaron ventaja.
Luis Fueyo, Lawrence Robes
y Dick Wilson jugaron con ex-
traordinaria habilidad, siendo
muy aplaudidos. Jugaron tam =
6ien por los vencidos, Bucknner,
Emanuel, Menendez, LObo, Gre
co y Harvill.
Intervinieron en- el triunfc de
los Tigres, Purdue, Densmore,
Kennedy, Morris, Holquist, Le-
wis y Leach.