davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-13

good kind Is to 40c lower; few spe-
cialties all weights showing little
change; large proportion of run still in
first hands at late hour; four loads
choice to prime steers averaging
around 1900 pounds 11.75: few loads
1900 to 154O-pound steers 10.50@ 100:
best yearlinSs 1880; bulk fed offerings
775 q 1000; she stock steady to weak:
spots lower: bulk butcher cows 1850
500: bulk heifers mostly 5000 700;
Gamers and cutters 2.50@3.15; bulls
10 to 15c lower; few bolognas selling
above 4.50: calves closing fully steady;
packers paying 10.00@11.00 for desir-
able vealers; stockers and feeders Is
to % lower; largely 5.00@6.50.
HOGS-ReceiptS 10000; closing with
big packers still out of market; most
ly Is to 2oc higher: big interests bid
ding steady; top 11.05; desirable $40 to
S00-pound butchers mostly 1880
HOO; 100 to 230-pound kind 10000
1910; 14O to 160-pound average mostly
800 "a 1000: bulk pigs 7.50@S.25; most
packing sows 10000 1915; estimated
holdover 1900.
SHEEP-Receipts $4,000; slow: fat
lambs uneven, steady to Csc lower:
maximum decline on lower grades; bulk
1860 1926 top 1850: clipped lambs
1900; fat sheep steady to CSC higher;
bulk 9.50@1O25: top 10.40 for choice;
140-pound weighty feeding lambs $50
Csc higher; bulk 16.50Q1700; top
1925.
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point from its early high. All offerings
were well absorbed. however and
steady accumulation by powerful f1nan-
cial interests soon sent the price to
1851, where it closed.
Unexpected strength also developed
in some of the motor issues with buy
ing influenced to some extent by i'm
pressions obtained at the automobile
| show here last week. General Motors
opened with a block Of $500 shares at
20, up one. and later extended it's gain
to 731, closing at 73 for a net gain Of
four points on the day. Nash Motors
continued it's sensational advance by
touching a new top at 220t. a net gain
Of 104 points. in further reflection of
the increased dividend payments.
Fisher Body scared 20 points to ESQ
and then fell back to 272. Other
strong spots in the automotive group
were Bosch Magnetic and Stewart
Warner.
Oil shares also developed sudden
burst Of strength and activity with
Marland the leader in that group,
climbing nearly four points to Al.
Trading in this stock was stimulated
| by reports that etrong banking inter-
ests would soon exercise an option to
purchase a large block Of the shares.
Indications that earnings of the Pan
American Petroleum Co. would be sub
stantially higher in 1925 than last
year brought a moderate advance in
these issues. Sinclair preferred moved
up II points to SAG and Shelley Oil ad-
vanced II to 25R.
Missouri Pacific preferred was one
Of the leaders in the railroad group. re-
spending to the announcement of Chair
man Williams that 1924 earnings on
the stock this year would be approx
mate1y 50 a share, compared with Is
cents a share In the preceding years.
Recent Improvement in the financial
position Of the Denver & Rio Grande
Western Railroad coupled with reports
that the company was preparing to
make Interest," payments on some of Its
bonds, lifted the preferred stock three
points to a new high at 80. Profit TAX
ing retarded the upward movement In
other rail issues.
Money RATS stiffened slightly. call
loans renewing at per cent. and hold
ing at that figure all day, as loans were
called to bolster the reserves of banks
after the deficit shown in last weeks
clearing house statement. The demand
for time funds was light. with only
small amounts available at less than
81 per cent and with longer term ac-
commodations quoted at per cent.
Commercial paper rates ranged from
81 to 4 per cent.
Foreign exchanges were firm al
though sterling failed to make fur-
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Their Roadway in its approach to-
ward par. After selling above 4.19.
it closed slightly below this figure.
showing little change for the day.
French francs moved up slightly %
around 5.37 cents, but Dutch guild
ers continued to decline.
Renewed Of railroad bonds on q
large scale featured today's active
bond trading, which expanded under
the influence of continued easy time
money rates, and growing reinvest-
ment demand. Total sales exceeded
| $50, 900, 600, placing the session In
class with some of last years lar
gest daily markets.
A sharp rally in the new Denver
and Rio Grande general 5s which
carried the price up almost five
points to a new high above 66, fol-
lowed reports that the company was
preparing to pay interest on the is
sue, which is culminatve from Feb
ruary /, 1924. Other bonds and Sc
curities of the road also made sub
stantial gains.
Demand for other railroad liens
embraced Delaware and Hudson
convertible is, which moved up z
points; Peoria and Eastern income
As, Chesapeake and Ohio conyerti-
BILE IS, Pennsylvania gen. 1-2s, : t.
Gibson general Is, Atlantic Coast
Line Is, and Norfolk and Western
Consolidated As.
Trading in the local traction is
sues was stimulated by reports that
the reorganization plan of the New
York Railways company would go
into effect within a month. The
company's four per cent certificates
| moved up to a new high at Al IS,
carrying with them the issues of the
other transit lines. Federal Light and
Traction Is extended their remark
able recent gains by . points and
Commonwealth Power preferred ad-
vanced a point.
Sinclair 6 1-2s, gaining 1 So points
led an upward movement in the oil
bonds which was in line with a squirt
in the stocks of these companies.
The S3,OOO.OOO loan recently ne
gotiated for the city % Saarbruecken
soon will be offered in the form Of
10 year Z per cent bonds. Offering
of $15.OOO,0OO Public Service Electric
and Gas Company six per cent
cumulative preferred stock Is being
made at a price of sos share.
Sales were (par value) SIS, :
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-13
First IS. 1871.
Second As, 100.2&.
First 43s, 1925.
Second 4as. 100.2S.
Third 43s. 1914.
Fourth 4as, 1926.
u. S. Treasury 4s, 100.19.
Treasury AIS, los.
New York Produce Market
New York, Jan. IL.
SnrinG OatentS q.25

New York, Jan. IL.
FLOUR-Firm: spring patents e:25
SIS; hard winter straights s.0O@s.25.
WHEAT-Spot strong: No. l dark
northern spring c. i New York lake
and rail 2.1S5: No. 2 hard winter f b
lake and rail 1883: No. 2 mixed durum
do. 1.s7a; No. manitoba do. In bond
2.12s.
coRN-spot steady: No. ? yellow
mixed do. 1.43s.
:. r !, Pr {, 5" q 10 mess s425@s5'oo;
- 4 4 middle west 1850
BUTTER-Easy; receipts 1888:
creamery higher than extras 40@ 400 !;
creamery extras. 90 score, 393: cream
cry firsts. SO to 81 score, 37Q39: pack
EGGS-Firmer: receipts 1869; fresh
gathered extra firsts $1,000; do. firsts
57@5S; do. seconds 54@56; nearby hem
merry whites closely selected extras "a;
nearby and nearby western hennery
whites firsts to average extras 60@
651; nearby hennery browns extras "a
@65: refrigerator f1rsts 46@47.
OTATOES-Steady; New York per
$50 pounds 2.25 265; Long Island do.
3.o5 1S65.
CABBAGEsm,s te New - York ,od
pound sacks 2.30; Florida 1a-bushel
hamper 200@2.75.
Raw sugar unchanged for spots at
4.45 duty paid today but later ship
ment was easier at 452.
The only sale reported was 5000
bags Cuban. late January early Feb
ruary clearance, to an operator at 452.
Raw sugar futures were easier under
liquidation and selling by commission
houses, with final prices three to four
points net lower. January 2.76, March
2.76, May PSF. July 3.01.
The market for refined sugar was
unchanged at 6.10 to 6.25 for fine gran
ulated Trading was light
Refined futures nominal.
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Boston Produce Market
Boston,. Jan.

Boston, Jan. -.
BEEF-Choice whole cattle 15a@16.
BUTTER-Extras 413I42; firsts 80
Gal.
CHEESE-Fresh choice PAGES:
firsts 235 @24.
CORN-No. ? yellow 1.4SG1.49; 145
@146.
EGGS-Nearby hennery brown ex-
tras 65Q66: white and mixed extras
61664: western extras 61tG62.
FLOUR-Spring patents. 196-lb.
sacks, special short 10.75G 1890;
standard 9.50@1o.65.
HAY-No. timothy 25G26.
Handspring 2S@3o.
OATS-Forty pounds IS IS.
PORK-Medium backs 40141.
POTATOES-Green Mountains 12o
&1.25 per 100 pounds; sweets Assoc
2.75.
SUGAR-American Sugar Refinery
quotes 6.25 cents in 100-barrel lots
less per cent. for cash.
VEAL-10023.
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Financial
NEW YORK MARKET
sFeasurss Of the Days Dealing in all
the Leading Stocks

New York, Jan. 12.-Higher call
money rates brought about some irreg-
ularity in today's early stock trading
but the general list soon swung upward
snoer the leadership of United States
s.eel common, which crossed 1875 to its
nlenest price since 1917. The total
s.es slightly exceeded 10000 shares.
1ne unexpectedly large increase of
over 100000 tons in the unified orders
ne United States Steel Corporation,
wa'ch was not announced until after
- market closed Saturday. brought g.
.Se volume Of buying orders into that
n sue which opened higher at 124a.
~. ANY traders had expected larger ini-
sui ADVANCE with the result that heavy
Mont taking and bear selling came into
sae market. forcing the stock off
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-13
u. S. Bond Closing
by Beck

New York. Jan.~12.-U. S. Govern
ment bonds closing:
Liberty 33s. 1919.
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"How f. the shoe business?"
ut Is very trying-off and on"
Mass. Tech. Woo boo.
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New York Money Market
New York, Jan. -.
Foreign exchanges steady.
Great Britain, demand 4.78 11.16, ca
bles AIS 1916, 60rday bills on banks
AIS 9-16.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-13
1ere Page Of Profit News It Will Pay You Read Every Day
EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted-Mala

$1O,00O.O0O Wants man to
sell Watkins Home Necessities in Au-
gusta. More than $50 used daily. IN
come $35-$50 weekly. Experience un-
necessary. Write Dept. B S. The j.
Boston, Mass. W
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MERCHANDISE
Specials at the Stores

.--- Specials at tho Stores GA
ARMY HORSE BLANkETS-s25
Parcel post i5c extra. Hussey Hard
ware Co. Bangor ST.. Augusta,
ARTISTS MATERIALS-Oil and Wa
ter colors in sets We have large as
sortment of picture mouldings. Hill
mans. 1873 Water ST.. Augusta.
ENAMELED WARE-Aluminum and
galvanized ware of every descrip-
ton. Swift & Turner Co. 1898
Water ST., Augusta.
LIVE BAIT-Lines. bait cans and
traps. ]. H. Cogan Co. Augusta.
REDUCED PRICES-On skis, snow
shoes and sleds. Malcolm & Dyer, 1876
Water ST., Augusta.
WARM DRINk-With his lunch? II
not. why not a vacuum bottle in his
lunch kit? F'ifield has it. opp. depot
want a musical instrument7 Get Il
the Want Ad wav.
THE MORE you tell the more you
sell. That's tho classified ad rule.
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Chicago Cattle Market

Chicago. Jan. 10.
CATTLE-Receipts $4,000: beef
steers and yearlings mostly medium to
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EMPLOYMENT

kEEPER-Competent to care
FOR children in small modern apart
ment. Good wages to right party.
Write C-2, care Journal.
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Situations Wanted-Femais 36
HOUSEKEEPER-P in widow
er's home Capable. Good cook. Pleas
ant home rather than high wages.
U-3, care Journal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-13

HA RDWOOD-Best dry, hard. season.
ed under cover; cord box Sc; cord
BOX $3.25: Edg. $3.50 for cord box
/ cord box SITS: baskets 81. Shaw's,
she'd Tel 464-W
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LIVE STUCK
Horses, Cattle, Vehiclas

out Of big producing daughters Of
Brown Nola's Lad. Solid color, dark.
2, yrs. old; been out on better bull
plan. breeding, to him would combine
type and production. +. B. Perley,
VaSSalboro. S''
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Painting. Papsrins, Decorating %

---@o-,- -r0-.,9 OeSoTdttHU 20
WALL PAPER-My 1925 books arc
ready for your inspection. I will he
PPi please to bring them into your own
with your furnishings. Have t yonr
WORK done early, thus avoiding the
long waits" of springs rush. Arno
Il. harris. 22 Jackson st. Tel. 15O5-Y
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INSTRUCTION
Musical, Dancing, Dramatic

MANDOL!N--And tenor banjo instruc-
ton: Out-of-town pupils write. Ches-
Ter ~. CAR, P. o. Box Is Augusta,
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MERCHANDISE

LUMBER Thoroughly seasoned
spruce, pine and hemlocls boards.
planks and studding. Matched pine
st. Tel. 5S4-M
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-13
LA PRIMERA PROPOSITION
BELGA SOBRE LA DEUDA RE-
SULTA INACEPTABLE

WASHINGTON, agosto 12. (Ca-
bic Frances. - La primera propo-
sici6n belga sobre la deuda de esa
naci6n Estados Unidos, la cual
asciende $3.50, 100000, no ha sido
aceptada por ia Comision america
ma. Las dos comisiones Sc .reuniran
de nuevo mafiana para continuar
sus discusiones, con ell proposito de
tratar de llegar a condolences que
sean aceptadas por ambas parties.
En- los circulos oficiales nadie Sc
sorprende de que no Sc haya podi-
do llegar un acuerdo sobre la
primera proposition. Una situa-
cion identica Sc produjo cuando
la mission inglesa negociaba la con-
solidaci6n de la deuda britannica.
No sc sabe por que motive la pro
7osici6n belga ha sido considera-
da inaceptable.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-13

pobremente entire 81, Y la socie-
dad organizada, disciplinada Y
mas activa tendra que mantenerse
con mas firmeza Y fortaleza en-
cl choque de la subsistencia el
predominio del mundo.
Habl6 luego de las gestiones de
la. Union Obrera Pan Americana,
uniendo los trabajadores de los
/ paises de la America espanola
en- una intehgencia y asociaci6n
fraternal y obrera con los Estados
Unidos, trayendo en- contacto y
en-. intima fusion, dos razas, dos
idiomas, dos civilizaciones dis
tintas, que Sc uniran para ell in
teres y beneficio de las classes
trabajadoras de todo el hemisfe-
rios. Entro luego analizar los
benefcios directes que los traba-
jadores de Puerto Rico habian re-
: cibido de la Federation America
ne Y de la International de Ia
baqueros de este pals, junto a la
valiosa cooperation dada los ira
bajadores y al elements mas pro-
gresista de Mejico. Exhort6 a
los trabajadores de lengua espa-
nola que lie Dian a que por los
F, intereses generates de sus res
pectivos paises, por su interes
directo como trabajadores ex-
plotados forzados a viyir dentro
dc una sociedad donde sus classes
patronales Y papitalistas estaban
flnancieramente organizadas para
el predominio industrial Y econo-
inico de su entidad patronal, hi
cieran 10 propio e ingresaran en-
el movimiento obrero americana,
fernando entidades poderosas que
| el ice-Presidente de la Interna-
cional de Tabaqueros, Mr.. Orn-
burn, hiciera en- un mitin de ta-
taqueros hace algunos meses. La
solidaridad obrera de 100000 ira
bajadores organizados Ell la ciu-
dad de Nueva York y afiliados
directamente al movimiento. obre-
re de la Federation Americana
del Trabajo, seran los principa-
les auxiliares para un movimiento
de organization que dispusiera
cualquier accion practica para Ia
emancipation Y nlejor estar de
los tabaqueros de esta ciudad y
los Estados Unidos.
Al terminar el senor Iglesias,
4. quien hablo cerca de dos horas,
en- un discurso magistral que
mantenia Il auditorio bbraFo pens
diente de sus labios, con repeti-
Continlia er la pagina
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-13
BERLIN CELERRA Ell SEXTO
ANIVERSARIO DE LA
REPUBLICA.

BERLIN, agosto II. Gable fran
ces. s.)-"Alejemonos de esa extra
vagancia de vida americana Y vol
vamos a la sencillez de la vida ale
mana, tai ha sido la declaration
del professor Platz, de la Universe
dad de Bonn, en- un discurso pro-
.nunciado ante un auditorio que sc
habia reunido en- ell Reichstag pa
ra celebrar la fiesta del aniversa-
rio de la promulgaciony de la cons
titucion republican, ell II de agos-
to de 1919. .,.....s. ,..
Ell Presidente Hindenburg, vesti-
do de negro, sin ninguna de las nu
merosas condecoraciones, ocupaba
un sitio en- la tribuna diplomatica
del Reiehstag, en- la cual ell difunto
presidente Ebert tenfa la costum-
bre de sentarse en- las grandes oca
stones. Despues que ell Canciller
Luther pldleSe que Sc dleSen tres
"Hurrahs" la republica, ell Pre-
sldente Won Hindenburg salio de
ia Camara. En- la plaza que queda
en- frente del Reichstag fue acla-
mado por una muchedumbre de
$4,000 personas. Despues de pasar-
le revista la Compafiia del Rel
chwehr, el Presidente fue en- auto.
nlovil su residencia,
En- su discurso el Professor Platz
ridi6 Ia indulgencia de su .audito-
no para las iInperfecciones repu-
bl'canas. pero afirm6 que creia que
ella seria perfeccionadaAA naedida
que pasaran los amos. a
Los dipdtados comunistas u "a
cistas no asistieron a la ceremonial
del Reichstag, Y solo algunos dipu-
tados nacionalistas estaban presen.
tes. IF
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-13
BRAND Y CHAMBERLAIN TER
MINAN, SU CONFERENCIA

LONDRES. agosto II. Omitted
'ess.)-- La conferencia entire
Chamberlain Y BRAND ha termina-
do hoy la una Y media de la tar
de.
Sc sabe que Chamberlain sugi-
RIO varias enmiendas la nota que
ha de enviarse Alemania a las
cuales aceedi6 BRAND rapidamente.
Otras enmiendas, sin embargo, me-
cesltaron. bastante discussion. La
nota ha sido definitivamente ter
minada y. seghn informes es bre-
We y excesivamente clara Y termi-
nante.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-13
MAS DETALLES DEL HITRA.
CAN QUE AZOTO A HOLAND4.


AMSTERDAM, agosto 12. (Cable
Frances.)- Un huracan de una
vlolencia inaudita ha azotado antes
de anoche Ell Este de Holanda, GER
ca de la frontera alemana. No du-
ro sino algunos minutes pero eau
SO grandes perdidas v ha hecho mu
chas victimas. La pequefa ciudad
de Borculo no es sino I'm monitor
dc iuinas. Las dos iglesias han sido
destruidas 10 mismo que numero-
sas casas. No hay una sola vivien-
Ga que no haya sufrido desperfec-
tos. Muchas otras ciudades V al
deas en- Ell este de Ia provincial de
Galdre han sufrido tan1bi6n enor-
aenlente. No sc tienen plenos deta
lies porque todos los medios de CO.
nuuicaci0n estan interrumpidos
Durante Ia tempestad un aeroplano
cay0 en- Runrlo, sobre la iglesia ca
! t6lica, natando tres personas.
OtraE cuatro han muerto y un cen
tenar ha sido herido en- Rorculo
que Sc halo en- el centric del hura-
can. De los cinco mil habitantes de
Farcllio, mas de dos mil no tienen
en- dorde yivir. FL Burgomaestre.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-13
nnN ANnREs. RFRAk-

Hemos tenido el gusto de salu.
dar en- nuestra redaccfon,' al dis
tinguido caballero doininicano, don
Andres Iieras. element0 i1ifluyen
te de la polftica de la Fecina an'
tilla, de Santo Domingo -
FL sefior Beras, pertenece al par
lido Nacionalista, siendo uno de los
lfderes de esa7 agrupacion@ polftica
en- la region Oriental de la Repd-
blica mas significado y sdsffnguido.
Acompana al senior Beras, su
distinguida esposa dofa Lfbia Cas-
tro de Beras, y su suegra la sefiora
de Castro, esposa del ,conocido sena-
dor dominicano, don Enrique de
Castro, quien viene soneterse a
IN tratamiento medfco en- una de
nuestras clfnicas as etn
Una grata estadia en- esta capt
tai le deseamos tan distinguidos
huespedes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-13
SUPRIMIDA LA FnICION DE
AVER DEF "GTORNALE
D'ITALIA"

ROMA. agosto IL. Gable Fran
ces.) = La edicion de hoy del
"Giornale DItalia" ha sido supri-
'nida a causa de sus concentrates
sobre una carta dirigida por ell Pa
pa, por mediaci6n del Cardenal
Gasparri, secretario de estado, La
Association Francesa, en- Ia cual
su santidad decia que la attoridad
debia ir siempre acompaiiada 7de
la debida libertad. Ell peri6dico de-
Ella que la opinion expresada por
Su Santidad estaba de acuerdo con
el runto de vista de la oposiei6n,
la cual habia sido claramente ma
nIfestada con la dimision, del ex
premier ministro Orlando de la Ca
mara de Diputados.
Segdn ell "Giornale D'TtaIia" es-
ia dimisi6n tendra un gran signi-
ficado moral.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-13
Corresponsal.

quien durante la guerra VIC la ciu
cad belga de Lierre despues de ser
bombardeada siete veces por los
alemanes, declara que Borculo es-
Ia en- peor estado todavia que esa
ciudad. LIE ha pedido socorros al
gobierno. FL Gobernador de la pro
vincia de Gyelg Gueldre ha llega-
do a pie, debido a que las rutas
estan intransitables con los arbo-
les que han caido sobre elias.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-13
LA POLITICA EN- PONCE
PONCE AGosTo 70

PONCE AGosTo 12-25
EEL MUNDO",
San Juan:
Desde aver esta nombrado Direc-
tor Escolar INFERNO DIR. Alvarado
Santaella, actual Director Benefi-
cencia Municipal Nombramiento
fue firmado por Alcalde yiTas Val
divieso momentos antes salir San
Juan Lcdo. Gelpf disfruta dos me-
ses licencia. Nombramiento DIR. San
taella recrudece dificultades admi-
nistrativas pues Gelpf MEGA haber
pedido lieencia oficialmente.
RAMIREZ BRAU,
Corresponsal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-13
ultima HORA
Sc quis0 matar ell in
fOrme preSupUeStal
con una m0Ci6n. Una
decision del Speaker.
Un debate de 3 h0raS

lnteresant1sima result0 aver tardc
Ia session EN- Ia Cdmara Sc empez6 a
trabajar las tres de la tarde, con
asistencia de % represeptantes. In
mediatamente Sc procedi6 a presen-
tar ei informe del comite de confe-
rencias en- relaci6n con eI presupues1
to Sc anunci6 que Sc pQnfa dis,
cusi0n.
Entonces Sc levant6 Ell represen
tante senior Munoz Ramos y plan
teo una question de orden, alegan-
do que la camara no podfa consi-
derar ese informe porque Ia comi-
sion de conferencias Sc habfa exec
dido en- sts facliitadesis al suprimir
por su cuenta asignacfones e inser-
tar otras, sin ser ese el objeto que
motive las conferencias:: Como
eiemplo Sc cito ell caso de que sc
inclufa en- presupuestos asignaci0n
para las nuevas cortes. de distrito,
cuando aun esos proyect0s no Sc
habfan convertible en- ley MI figura-
ban en- el presupuesto original que
motive las confereRcias. G4Fambien
Sc aleg0 que la comision de confe-
rencias no podfa saprimir parti-
das, como en- ell case de los macs
tros de agriculture. va Que esas
partidas no eran objeto de confe-
rencia, por estar ratificadas por
amb6s cuerpos. El senior Mufloz Ra-
mos fu6 secundados por ell repre-
sentante sefior Planellas, ~quien tam
bi6n ltch6F con tes6n para saear
avante la question de Urden.
La oposici6n fue sosten4da por ell
senior Guerra SIondra g0nl El deba-
tie duro tres horas sometida a La
lyrcsidencia la question de orden, al
sef1or Tous Soto despu6s dc expi-
car claramente en- detalles sus pun
tos de vista DECLARE sin lligar In
question planteada. Efitonces ell bio
que de oposici6n al informe, por me
dio de Muhoz Ramos. nresento una
moci6n para q. sc levantase la conf
sion total Y Sc informase la CD
mara que el bin PROGRESA.
Sc pone a votaci6n y ell bloque
sale tr1unfante obteniendo ounce
yotos y los partidartos del se1or
Guerra IA.
La session Sc suspehdio renton0ee
hasta las nueve de la nQches Ell In
forme So ha debido empezar dis
cutir como n las diez, e indudable-
mente ell debate Sc ha prolongado
hasta atlas horas de la madrugada
La impression que predominaha n las
siete de In noche era que el infor-
me serfa derrotado, va que. La vo-
taci6n preliminar. de 15 a IA pare
eta demostrarlo Asl No sahemos ST
los partidar'ios del geaeT Guerra
consiguieron refuerzosi porala no
che. a,lsYggs ~ 4..s., ..sa....