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The Washington times., 1930-09-11
Thrift Plan Granted
u. s. Sales RiOhtS

Thrift plan of New York. Inc,
has been granted the exclusive
sales rights in the United States
to sell stock on an instalment
basis of independence Trust
shares, fixed investment trust
recently offered by it's sponsors,
Smith, Graham and Rockwell,
New York Stock Exchange mem
bers. Each share of the trust rep
resentS / 1,0O0th participating
non-voting ownership in deposit
unit composed of one share each
of so common stocks deposited
with the trustee. Pennsylvania
Company for Insurance on Lives
and Granting Annuities. Six lead.
ing field Of business are repre-
Sented in the so companies in
cluded stocks in the portfolio, in
cluding stocks of banks and in.
surance companies.
The Washington times., 1930-09-11

ing Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska and
parts of Wisconsin, Minnesota
and South Dakota as lin fair to
good condition" In the South
west, New Mexico and Oklahoma
furnish very good opportunities,
he said.
Mergers, attempts to get higher
protective tariffs, efforts to fix
prices as on agricultural product
and all sorts Of schemes to con-
troll markets legally do not solve
the problem confronting business,
said Baldwin. He said:
"The problem is for the In
dividual business and the most
direct approach to it is to pro-
duce what people really want,
to predetermine the extent Of
what they want and to plan the
distribution of goods and ser
vices so that they reach custom
ers through the most profitable
and easiest channels. We must
find new markets and cultivate
old ones"
Substitutes for raw materials
now in use. competition, research
and invention were seen by r.
Gardiner Perry, director of re-
search of the Babson organization.
as contributory causes to a con-
tinuation of the decline in pro-
ductiOn costs.
The Washington times., 1930-09-11
4 MILLION AUTO.
OUTPUT SEEN
IN 1881
Executives Emphasize Demand
for requirements Next Year
in Making Their Prediction

Emphasizing the Importance of
next years replacement demand,
a majority of executives Of the
automobile industry we're mildly
optimistic over the future Of the
business for next year. TO a great
extent the executives were Of the
opinion that next years produc-
tion would be considerably above
the estimated 100000 cars in
1890.
Alfred p. Sloan, Jr., president,
General Motors Corporation-Un-
doubtedly a certain amount of re-
placement is being held in
allegiance on account of the con-
tinued use of present equipment
which otherwise would have been
exchanged for new equipment.
This would have an influence
sooner or later. We must also re-
member that our replacement
market, that is our normal re-
placement. is increasing relatively
on account of the increased num-
ber of vehicles that have come
into use during the past few
years. In other words. there are
influences that are bound to come
into the picture which will affect
1891 favorably.
G. w. Williams, president, Mar
mon Motor Car Company - A
general improvement beginning
in a small way this fall but
steadily increasing into next
spring is expected by many econ
omists. Just as the automobile
industry was one of the first to
feel the effects of the money
depression. so 1t will be one Of the
first to act favorably to renewed
prosperity.
III. III. Franklin, president. Fl. II.
Franklin Manufacturing Company
The year 1891 is not l'kely to
reach the peak figures of 1929 but
should exceed 1880.
A. J. BrOsSeau, president, Mack
Trucks. Incl believe production
in 1881 will compare favora1ly
with 1928. The nations purchas-
ing power for automobiles has not
been affected by unemployment
so much as by the disposition to
curtail expenditures until more
prosperous times.
NJ. L. Pulcher, president, Fed
eral Motor Truck Company-I be-
lieve there will be very large au-
tomobile production beginning
some time in 1881.
j. \. BOhannOn, president.
Peerless Motor Car Corporation
I look for a decided increase in
automobiles sales in 1881. With
it will come a general business
improvement approaching nor
malcy.
The Washington times., 1930-09-11
DROUGHT CLIPS
/ CROP OUTLOOK
BY LYLE C. WILSON
United Press

The summer drought is shown
to have clipped 100000, 900 bush.
els of corn, valued at about $775,-
900, 900, from the American farm,
ers' prospective harvest, which is
forecast to fall below 2,0OO, ,O00, 900
bushels for the first time i'll 20
years.
Food crops also shrank and
the general crop prospects was re.
duced 2.5 per cent in August, &C.
cording to the Agriculture De.
partments monthly crop forecast
as of September /.
Declines were forecast for po.
tatoes, sweet potatoes. beans, can.
ming vegetables, grapes, cabbage.
various Northern vegetable, to.
bacco and flaxseed. The depart
ment said unprecedentdly poor
pastures had reduced milk pro.
duction per COW ga per cent be.
low a year ago and egg produc.
tion per hen about 6 per cent.
The Washington times., 1930-09-11
Machine INQUIRIES
Gain: Blxuinq LQqS

Increasing inquiries are bright
ening the outlook in the nations
principal machinery and machine
tool markets, reports American
Machinist. Interest in new tools
during the past week, however,
assumed only modest proportions.
with few takers, reported in the
market for the 2l0 new tools
shown in the pages of American
Machinist since July. /. This de-
spite the fact that the number
represents a 20 per cent gain over
Any similar period.
The Washington times., 1930-09-11
Margin Needed for
When-Issued Trading

Trading in ''When-issued" secur-
tiles without the proper marginal
requirements has been forbidden
under a ruling made yesterday
by the New York Stock Exchange.
Heretofore many Stock Exchange
member firms have been execut-
ing contracts in "When-isSued"
stocks without margin.
This action ends a practice
that has long been favorite with
traders. and which was the me
dunn through which large profits
were derived during the height
of the late bull market.
The Washington times., 1930-09-11
Seasonal Recovery
Disclosed in Steel

PITTSBURGH, Sept. II 1.N.S0
Slow naturalization of the con-
fidently expected seasonal recovery
in iron and steel is noted by the
Iron Age in its weekly summary
of the iron and steel trade.
Although demand for finished
steel thus far this month has
been moderately larger than in
the corresponding part Of August.
nothing resembling broad buy
ing movement has set in and
the persistence of discordant
market tendencies continues to
obscure the outlook.
The Washington times., 1930-09-11
LOWER OUTPUT
Of OIL IN p.
J.. s.
Crude Petroleum Stocks Are
Moderately Reduced, But.
Poor Earnings Predicted

NEW YORK, Sept. 11.-Statjs-.
tical position Of the oil industry,
for the moment. at least. is in the
most healthy state attained this
year. Production Of crude is cur.
rently at the lowest point reached
since 1928. and with proration in
all active territories throughout
the country, stocks of crude pc
troleum are being moderately re-
duced.
These conclusions are reached
by the Standard Statistics Com
pany, in a current survey, which
follows In part: ~
"In the refining division. also, :
the output of crude oil has.
been quite universally cut, and
heavy Withdrawals from case
lire storage are under way.
While the dangers surrounding
the voluntary nature of prO-
d'IctiOn control are still pres
ent, the majority opinion i'm the
industry points to continued
adequate restriction during the
near future. s@fs
Success in the crude dixi-
sion, in our Judgment, hinges
around present attempts i'm
Texas.
+. Despite this more promising
situation, brought about by the
balancing of supply with do
mand, reflection in an improved
price structure has been en-
tireIy lacking. &75
"It is becoming increasingly
apparent that earnings of the
great majority of oil companies.
for the full year will be dig
tinctiy disappointing" Hsssa
The Washington times., 1930-09-11
Foreign Power

I hear that several big buying
pools are accumulating American
and Foreign Power preliminary
TO a big move. Important quar-
tiers are bullish on the stock be-
cause of it's severe deflation since
the November break and its ex-
panding earnings. The only sour
note is the unsettled conditions
ahead.
Interests close to the company
look for a series of wild rumors
to begin circulating again as the
stock moves upward, one of which
will be renewal Of the story
sForeign Power will go on a divi.
.dend basis this year. I am told
this is unlikely since it will
cause the exercise of option war
rants, now outstanding for over
n ,O00, 900 shares. Foreign Power,
however is a fine market actor
and looks like good bet on any
6urther reaction.
International Nickel has jus
titled my bullishness. advised
buying the stock from % down
to its low of 2Ob. The company
has brilliant future. Nickel will
sell higher when the copper sit
uation is stabilized. Most of the
recent buying, 7 hear, has been
The Washington times., 1930-09-11
Orders for Steel
Fall 441,85I Tons

NEW YORK, Sept. II GN.SD.
United States Steel Corporation
reported that untitled tonnage on
August 81 totaled 3,580.204 tons,
a decrease of 441;851 from that
on July 81.
This compares with $685. on
June 80 and 3,658,211 on August
81, 1929.
The Washington times., 1930-09-11
WESTON BOND ISSUE

H. M. Byllesby g. Co.. Inc, are
offering at prices to yield from,
1 to 40 per cent a new issue Of
$92 900 Town of Weston, Conn.,,
4K per cent gold bonds due Sep
tember /, 1032-1045.
The Washington times., 1930-09-11
MAIN BODY Of STOCKS MAY.
SELL OFF At PRESENT
Announcement of $15,OOO,O0O Bond Issue for
Electric Power and Light Explains
+ Recent Strength in Stock
Nv THE SPECTATOR

The market Is taking lot Of selling in good style Stocks
under yesterday following the report Of the
big drop seels untitled figures but they
held we'll
looks the irreguarity will continue for few days
The market has had pretty good advance in the last week.
1t should have rest
believe the main body Of stocks will sell off today and
tomorrow The leaders will be buy then for the renewal
of the advance by next week.
The Washington times., 1930-09-11
BANK ASKS -PRIvIL LEGEs

The Agrarian CzechoSlovak
Bank of Prague, Czechoslovakia,
has applied to the New York Cof-
fee and Sugar Exchange for cor
poration privileges.
The Washington times., 1930-09-11
Local Stocks

FURNISHED by W. z. Hibbs & Coz
Washington Railway and Elec-
trio, As, $3,0OO@S9B.
Potomac Electric, 51as, pfd., 5
01O8.
Prince Georges Bank and Trust,
25@35.
The Carpet Corporation, $50
2412; 500245s.
AFTER CALL
Capital Traction Company, 80
611a; 2061h: 1@61A; 10061.
The Washington times., 1930-09-11
from British and other foreign
sources.
Standard Brands

ObduuaEu OLdHuS
Standard Brands poked its
nose up a bit. I said here yes
terday that the $50 dividend
was safe and that earnings were
on the mend. I am told that
the stock will be moved to above
the 1927 level before long. 1t
looks like a safe play, as be
lieve it has seen bottom.
Those who can should buy
Standard Brands, a real earning
power in 1881, after all the prob
lens involved in the consolida-
tion have been worked out. BY
that time the stock will be some
where near double its present
price.
I am told that smart interests
have bought heavily into Best
and Company. The stock was
recommended here considerably
below current levels. Earnings
are ahead Of last year, and the
company's program of opening
new stores in the suburbs is
rapidly making it into a chain
system. Best has had good
rise. Wait for a reaction. The
stock is a buy then.
Here and There
The advance in Columbia Gas
was accomplished by the report
from the Middle West thai the
company planned some new
financing. Profits are off quite
a bit from last year.
Utility earnings for the third
quarter are expected to show a
further drop as compared with
the second and first quarters.
The character of the recent
buying in Baldwin may be the
forerunner of a big hook-up in
the machinery and equipment
field. The stock, however, has
had a good advance. almost doub-
ling in price in the last two
months.
American Tobacco and Liggett
and Myers are a buy on any dip.
The tobaccos are due for a good
move before long.
Bullish tips are on the rampage
again. A mystery stock selling
between II and is is said to be in
for ride of 80 points. Ho, hum.
They are talking of another
play in Columbia Graphophone.
The bewhiSkered merger stories
are being revived. The stock has
the virtue of being cheap.
The Mexican Seaboard pool
seems to have started up again.
Recent advance in the alcohol
stocks was due almost entirely to
short covering. ...
There are stories of high grade
buying in Auburn, but the bulge
of a few days ago was a pool
move, I understand.
The Washington times., 1930-09-11
NEWS
In Today's
CLASSIFIED ADS

FALL SERvICES-FIoOr surfacingp
finishing: various kinds of painttngi
garage building; easy terms.
AUTOMOBILE SERVICES - APP
nroyed Dodge and Ford service sta
tiOns are at your command.
DOGS FOR SALE-Blue Ribbon
dogs at stud: boarded, IL desired.
DO YOUR FLOORS NEED AT
TENTION?-FlOOr laying, srcaplRg
and finishing; waxed to lock like
new.
UPHOLSTERING-If your slip COW
ers and upholstery are In need OF
repair, see me for an estimate as to
complete cost.
FURNITURE REPAIRED-MirrOFs
Installed or resilvered: furniture re-
paired and resurfaced to look like
new.
These are "sideli9hts' 0H some Of MANI
gserssfta1 ddr eTtiSsHReNts yoR eW tfRa tH
he Business Seyrics Directory Of today
irHes and Herald Classified Ada.
The Washington times., 1930-09-11
Electric Power

Announcement of the new $751;
100000 bond issue to be brought
out for Electric Power and Light
explains the strength in the stock
the last few days. The financing
is the last in connection with
the United Gas Corporation deal.
Electric Bond and Share in
EereSts are bullish on Electric
Powers long-term prospects but
consider that the stock has fully
discounted immediate develop
ments at current levels. Bond
and Share is more partial to
National Power for the time be-
dng, though denying that Ma
tional will figure in any deal in
the near future. as rumored. The
former has added tremendously
TO it's holdings in National since
the November break, buying the
stock every time it went below
10.
The recent advance in Ameri-
can Power and Light has brought
the rumor that directors plan a
40 per cent stock dividend in
December. Electric Bond in
terests say that the story is, at
very least, premature, even
though American Power is in a
position to do this. Interests
close to the utilities believe that
there will be no big developments
in the power and light field for
q while because of the Federal
investigation and the unsettled
a9alitical situation.
La gaceta., 1930-11-15
Stelio Effrenna.
TEATRO CASINO

La Dio8a del Mar yolvera
hoy a repetirse para que ell p1
blico aprecie la sobresaliente
labor e%scenica de Fay Wray y
Richard ArIen y la admirable
direction de George Abbott.
FL argumento de esta cinta
Sc aparta de 10 vulgar y esta
avalorado por un dialogo inte-
resantfsimo.
Jackie Oakie y Jeanett Mae
Donald son los protagonistas
de Lets Go Native" que Sc
exhibira ell domingo.
Oakie es un chofer y Miss
MacDoald una modistilla.
'El Desfile de Estrellas de
la Paramount" con artistas es
panoles, Sc estrenara ell pro-
ximo martes. Algunas de las
estrellas son Ernesto VilchesI
La gaceta., 1930-11-15
CRISIS BANCARIA EN- TEN
NESSEE

Nashville, Tenn, Nov. 15.-
Luego del cierre de tres ban
cos en- Tennessee, en- una Sc
mana, ell Tennessee-Hermita
ge Nacional Bank estuvo pa
gando aver, hasta las dos de
la tarde, a todos los deposit
tantes que presentaban sus
cheques.
Hoy volvera a abrir y con-
tinuara pagando.
I'm recibidor federal, Lee Dou-
glass, sc ha hecho cargo de los
asuntos de la casa bancaria
Caldwell y Co. y ell superin-
tendente de bancos del estado
ha asumido la direction del
Liberty Bank and Trust Co.,
una institution que anoche de-
cidiera liquidar.
Ell Banco de Tennessee, sub
sidiario de Caldwell Co, pas6
aver a las manos de un reci-
bidOr.
En- Knoxville los tres BAN
cos de la ciudad Sc fusionaron
con ell nOmbre de East Tennes-
see NaeiOnal Bank,
La gaceta., 1930-11-15
LOS ROJOS CHINOS MATA-
RON A 1000 PERSONALS

Hong Kong, Nov. 15.-Una
noticia no confirmada, proce-
dente de Canton, dice que los
comunistas sc r%etiraron de
Khan, EN- la provincial de Khan
su, despues de haber pasado
a cuchillo mas de 1000 hon.
bres, mujeres y ninos en- ell
pueblo de Hsinpu. Mas de dos
mil casas faeron incendiadas.
Ocurri6 la invasion la semana
pasada.
Los rojos Sc han llevado a
unos 5000 habitantes y de
mandan por ellos $4,000 900
en- orc. Mandan las fuerzas co.
munistas los prominentes Ii
ders Chu Teb, Mao Tsui Tung
y Pan Teh Oai y ell total de
soldados Sc caIcuIa en- 10000.
La gaceta., 1930-11-15
MTTMAS NOTICIAS CABLEGRAFTCAS
EN- ALABAMA HAY MAS DE-
5000 COMUNISTAS

Birmingham, Ala, Nov. Is.
Ante eli comite del congreso
fue investiga las actividades de
los comunistas en- toda la naci6n
declare aver un detective espe-
cial del gobernador Bibb Grave.
diciendo que en- Alabama hay
5000 c0munistas. Para hacer su
trabajo de espionaje el detecti-
We Sc hizo pasar como un obre-
no sin trabajo.
Tambien declararon ell jefe
de policia Fred MeDuff y TN
Representative del X. X. X.
SegGn McDuff en- Birming-
ham hay de 1000 a 5000 comu-
nistas.
La gaceta., 1930-11-15
LOS DESORDENES DE AVER

Madrid, Nov. 15.-Los mu-
nicipales son senalados hoy co
mo responsables de los mott
mes de aver, originates cuando
Sc efectuaba ell entierro de cua
tro trabajadores a los cuales
aplastara ell derrumbe de I'm
edificio.
Cargo la guardia civil con-
ira ell pueblo y este Sc defen-
dio con piedras, Orlando Viva
la Revolution.
Todos los establishments
fueron cerrados y la multitud
disuelta a golpes de sable.
En- menos de una bora per-
dieron la vida tres personals y
pas6 de sesenta ell n1mero de
heridos.
La gaceta., 1930-11-15
CARTA CABLEGRAFlCA DE CUBA

Habana, Nov. IS Ell dia de
hoy eSta deslizandose tranquila-
mente, por con,inuar Suspend
das las garantias constitutional
les.
Los soldados ~patrullan las ca
lies Y los ciudadanos no Sc atre-
ven a formar grupoS, nj siquie-
ra a conVersar en- la via pdbiica.
La cenSura Sc halla en- vigor
y los principales p~eri6dicos no
Sc publicaron aver. A la cabeza
de los diarios que Sc oponen a la
/ tirania figuran "EI Pals" Y ell
"Diario de la Marina.
"Heraldo de Cuba q. ell pue-
bio no compra en- las GALES, es ell
dnico peri6dico que Sc publica,
por ser propiedad del Oral. Ma
chado Y de SUI secretario de
obras publicas.
Sc ha fijado en- siete ell mime
TO de victimas ocasionadas por
los graves motines de Santiago
de Cuba.
Los adictos al gobierno estan
hacienda ell ridiculo, pero prosi-
guen afirmando que todos los
desordenes Sc deben a activida-,
DIES comunistas.
Tan pronto la tranquilidad Sc
restablezca por complete a gusto
de la Dictadura, Sc volvera a po-
ner en- vigor la constitution, en-
a Habana y sus alrededores.
Sc fila en- so ell numero de los
1ue fueron heridos en- Santiago
lie Cuba.
La gaceta., 1930-11-15

nunciadora del suntuoso Ca
baret" de esta noche en- ell mara
'viIloso Palacio de los ASturia-
nos, situado en- la AVenida de
Nebraska, quise comprobar con
mis- ojos como habian dejado ell
lsalon-cantina, en- 10 que respec-
ia a su adorno, los muchachos
de la Secci6n de Recreo, que te-
Man a su cargo la direction del
Embellishments.
Al llegar a la escalinata de
marmol en- ell inicio del regio eli
ficio, contemlple ell principle de
I'm tunel tornado por banderas,
cortinas Y flores que sigue por
TODD ell vestibulo del teatro has
ia llegar al recodo del pasillo,
donde mace otra escalera de mar
mol que bajando por ella llega
hasta ell mismo centric del salon
cabaret, en- la termination del
mencionado tunel.
Extiendo mi vista por la sala
deslumbrante y encuentro por
doquiera preciosas guirnaldas
asf como tambien flores, bande-
ras y cortinas. Me sorprende
mas que TODD este la extraordi
maria Illumination que en- TODD
ell salon Sc advierte, destacaE-
dose los cientos de bombillitos
de dolores que ALI Sc han combi-
nado de manera delicada.
Las mesas han sido puestas
en- forma de abanico para evitar
la aglomeraci6n de p1blico jun
to a elias. A mano izquierda y
en- uno de los extremes del sa-
lon, Sc levanta la plataforma de
la m1sica, con espacio suficien-
tie para los n1meros de varieda-
des.
Sc ha destinado para ell cuer-
DO de bailarinas que ejecuten el
bale senalado en- el programa,
TODD ell centro de la sala. 7 q
p1blico que no tenga mesas po-
dra presenciar Ell espectaculo
desde la entrada del Cabaret,
que es precisamente 10 que hace
ell broche del abanico q. forman
las mesas.
De esta manera, aceptando
en- todas sus parties la magnifl-
ca medida tomada por los orga-
nizadores, Sc evitara que Ell pd-
blico no emplee las mesas y 81
las para subirse sobre elias, CO.
mo sucedi6 en- la fiesta de esta
misma indole celebrada ell pasa-
do ano.
Nosotros no dudamos que la
prestigiosa Secci6n de Intereses
auspiciadora de esta hermosa
fiesta, Sc anotara un descomu-
nal hit,
La gaceta., 1930-11-15

iPor que los obreros no sc
Ian batido junto a los estu :
diantes Ell los iltimos brotes
revolucionarios dominados por
la policia y ell ej6rcito EN- la
capital cubana?--nos pregun-
tan.
Vamos a dar nuestra contes
taci0n.
Al Oral. Machado lie die
ron al dido: Divide y venceras.
Contra la Dictadura Sc le-
vantaban todas las classes So
ciales de Cuba y el preslden-
tie, bien aconsejado, analizan-
do la situaci6n descubri6 que
sus mas peligrosos enemigos
formaban en- las filas de estu-
diantes Y obreros,
fabian los obreros amena-
zado con una huelga general;
los estudiantes seguian luchan
DO en- las GALES, sin amedren-
tarse, animados por la ciyica
Y V%aliente conducta del fil6so-
70 Enrique Jose Varona.
Una huelga general con los
estudiantes en- rebellion, Sc di-
10 ell Dictator, me presentaria
a los ojos de TODD ell mundo
como uno de los mas repugnan
tes tiranos de la America.
Peticiones iustas me hacen
los estudiantes, que aborrecen
a Averhoff y a Martinez Prize
to, y peticiones no menos JUS
tas me han formulate los obre
ros.
Dos son las amenazas, pero
10 mas terrible para mi seria
una huelga general, aunque
'Os obreros Sc Quedaran en- sus
casas, no exponiendose a las
bayonetas de mis- fieles solda-
los, de mis- temidos lacayos.
Pues 10 mas acertado es Que
10, ell egregio, ell perinclito, ell
padre de los cubanos, COM
plazca a los trabajadores, evil
tando la huelga general.
Complacidos los trabajado-
res no tendran motives para
rebelarse y a los estudiantes,
ninos alocados, no me sera di-
fell "calmarlos' con la ayuda
de mis- fieles servidores, de mis-
NallenteS, herolcoS soldados.
va habfan los trabajadores
hasta ordenado Sc declarara
la huelga general, cuando el
comandante Carrera, jefe de
la policia de la Habana, con la
suavidad de IN experto diplo-
matico, cit6 para 81 despacho
a los jefes de las colectivida :
1es obreras.
Ell presidente - suponemos
que les habra dicho- es ami
90 de los trabajadores, como
primer obrero de la repGblica,
-
La gaceta., 1930-11-15

Solo las iniciales de una pc
tici0n amorosa, que fu6 for
mulada anoche, quiero publ
car hoy.
Ella, una angelical y encan-
tadora rubia que responde a
las letras de nombre NJ. y ape
lido n.
FL, apuesto y muy conocido
ioven del barrio del Oeste, M.
H.
Probablemente esta noche
en- el "Cabaret' del Centre
Asturiano' quedara despeja-
da la inc6gnita.
Tema importantisimo para
mi cr6nica del Iunes, por ira
tarse de dos j6venes muy esti-
mados en- nuestra sociedad.
La gaceta., 1930-11-15
E MOTIVES EN- MA.
DRID

Madrid, Nov. 15.-Los gra-
yes des6rdenes de aver, en- los
cuales perecieron varias perso-
mas Y mas de sesenta sufrieron
heridas, no impidieron que el
pueblo Sc lanzara hoy de nuevo
a las GALES, sosteniendo encuen-
La gaceta., 1930-11-15
EN- HUELGA LOS ESTU.
DIANTES

Madrid, Nov. 15.-Sobre Ia
universidad, en- la escuela de
medicina de San Carlos, los es-
tudiantes enarbolaron aver Ia
bandera roja y despues Sc decla-
ra~on en- huelga.
Pasan de 5000 los estudian-
es huelguistas.
La fuerza pdblica protege los
alrededores de la Universidad.