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The Washington times., 1930-08-28
TRADE CHANGE
SEEN AFTER
HOLIDAY
Investors Plan to Push Drive
Upon Reception Of Cue
From Business Interests
BY JOHN e. NEvIN, JR.

Plans for resumption Of the
bullish drive in stocks, which was
recently started, are being made
by financial men as soon as the
Labor Day holiday is completed.
A definite upswing win probably
be started in numerous issues as
soon as the market reopens next
Tuesday.
For the balance Of the week,
however, experts believe there will
be a great deal Of profit-taking
and pre-holiday selling. This is
to be especially so, they say, in
issues which are not quite solid
enough to Withstand extremely
heavy bear drives.
There is every indication that
the definite business trend will
also be established after Labor
Day. This has been forecast by
U1dIIy 4IIld1IC4dI CAPCA 10 dAAA AAAeAA'
ket students for some time. Al
ready production in some lines
has been speeded UP and the un-
employment situation relieved
somewhat.
All leading stocks exchanges
throughout the United States will
be closed Saturday and will not
reopen until Tuesday morning.
The recovery in stocks which
has been going on for some time,
and which is expected to con.
tinue, will travel cautious lines.
There will be none of the violent
buying such as was experienced
last summer.
Apparently the general public
has learned a lesson and is only
going into the market after eau
tious study. Investments made in
Washington as well as in other
cities reflect the public attitude
of safety.
The Washington times., 1930-08-28
c. { D. NEW ON
$3.50 BASIS

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
RAILWAY directors today omit
ted the regular dividend Of 62k2
cents a share on the common,
placing the issue on a $2.s0 an
nual basis. This is the same as
$40 a share on the old stock
which was recently split 4 for /.
The dividend is payable October
l to holders Of record Septem
ber 8.
MINING co. directors today
omitted the regular quarterly
dividend Of so cents a share on
the common stock due at this
time. The action follows two
reductions IN the company's divi-
dend rate this year, in February
from $40 to e6, and in May to 50.
AUTO-STROP SAFETY RAZOR
co. directors today declared a
quarterly dividend Of IS cents a
share ON the class B stock plac-
ing the issue on So annual
basis. Three and six months
ago dividends of 40 cents each
were paid. The regular quarterly
dividend of IS cents on the Class
A stock was also declared. The
dividends are payable November
l to stockholders of record Octo.
ber 10 and October 8 to holders
of record September 10, respec-
lively.
ATLANTIC GULF AND WEST
INDIES S. S.-Six months ended
June 80 net income $1,173,978 or
$4.16 a share against $1,852, ,083
or $7.56 a share in like 1929
The Washington times., 1930-08-28
Turn for Better
In WOOIe1lS Seen

For the first time in several
yeaHgthe producing and manu-
fact ds1ng branches of the woolen
industry appear to be on a firm
basis with an era of sound and
profitable activity ahead. This
conclusion was reached by e. F.
Stafford, president and general
manager Of the Cleveland Wor-
sted Mills Company. in a survey
of the wooden industry appearing
in the current issue Of Trade
Winds, a publication of the Union
Trust Company of Cleveland.
The Washington times., 1930-08-28
s 7 Eel I RhDE
GAINING

b PITTSBURGH, Aug. a d.NS).
Business in iron and steel has
shown only a slight change for
the better but sentiment in the
trade is more hopeful. Iron Age
win say tomorrow in its weekly
review of Of the iron and steel
industry.
In the present conservative
mood, the industry can look for
little chance for a marked recoV-
cry in business this year, but
there is a growing adherence to
the belief that the autumn
months will bring some measure
of seasonal Improvement.
Prices Of finished steel have
undergone further declines dur.
ing the last week, Iron Age VII!
say, although both buyers ana
sellers are beginning to think In
terms Of longer commitments.
Bars, except in small lots, have
receden 81 a ton to 1y6c a pound,
pittsburgh. Black sheets also
are off 81 a ton to 2.4c, Pitts
burgh, and Csc, Chicago district
mill.
Galvanized sheets are COM
monty available at So, Pittst - gn.
long ternes are down 81 a ton
to 3.45c, Pittsburgh, and common
wire nails have declined to .
keS, a recession Of 81 a ton.
The Washington times., 1930-08-28
A. & ?. DOUBLES
SALES IN 4 YRS.

In the past four years the
Great Atlantic g. Pacific Tea Co.
has virtually doubled its sales
amounting to approximately $1,.
100, ,000, 900. This represents ap-
proximately one our IN 0f the
chain store business Of the entire
country.
Despite the generally lower
prices which prevailed in July,
the dollar volume on sales were
higher than for July last year.
Tonnage sales were also up and
the rise in this item was greater.
The growth in sales has not
been accomplished through the
increase in the number of units
but rather through increasing the
sales capacity Of the stores. Meat,
vegetable and fruit departments
have been added to many stores.
In its Philadelphia stores the
company is now experimenting
with certain drug lines such as
cold cream, tooth paste and in
addition has installed cafeteriaS
in some cities.
On the basis Of $1,000 stores
the figure which has remained
fairly constant for the past five
years, each unit Is doing an av
erage business Of $1,4OO O week
or $4,000 q year. For some time
the company has shown a net
profit Of 2.5 per cent on every
dollar.
The A. d p, 1t is understood
has cleaned up" on certain com
The Washington times., 1930-08-28
Texas Oil Output
Cut to 10000 BbLs.

Amendments to Texas Oil pro
ration order by railroad commits
sion provide that Gulf Coast fields
for periods of 30 days shall limit
production to present output
which is approximately 10000 bar.
rels above the maximum Of 150,.
600 barrels daily allowable under
the original order.
Allowable production in Laredo
was fixed at maximum of 1880
barrels, which is slightly below
present production. Total allow.
able for State under amended
order is approximately 100000
barrels daily, against present pro-
duction of about 83O, 900 barrels.
The Washington times., 1930-08-28
Stock Market Abe to Withstand diDiua Weak Spots Due
Wall Street
Hears

That the cut in crude oil
prices will come sooner than
expected. Some Of the selling
in oils is based on this.
That General Foods (GFD
will introduce frozen foods this
Fall. Report has it Great At
lantic and Pacific Tea chain
will market products.
That WOOlworth ~ sales
have been helped by cooler
weather.
That National Biscuit Obi
third quarter profits, usually
best in year, will not equal
those for either Of the first
two quarters of the year.
That the British Columbia
salmon pack Is the largest in
five years.
That WOrthingtOn Pump
(WPU) will split common 4
for and pay mp all accumuIA-
tiOnS on preferred dividends.
The Washington times., 1930-08-28
Here and There

Eastman Kodak and McKees
port Tin Plate, both tipped here
yesterday, came through in gooc
style. They look higher. Two ot
the Streets biggest operators have
taken big positions in Drug, rec
commended here five points lower
more than a month ago.
One of the smartest bears down
town has turned very bullish,
am told. He is linked with &C
tivity in Radio, Radio-Keith anc
Steel.
There has been good buying in
General Electric. think it's in
for a move before long.
One Of the best known Wall
Street figures advises staying
away from Vanadium and the
utilities.
Stone and Webster acts as If 1t
were about to break out sharply
on the upside.
Worthington Pump has GER
tainly justified my bullishnesS OF
the last two weeks. It is very
likely to sell off on any reac
tionary tendencies in the liGt
but it has further to go.
/ advise watching International
Telephone. It has been weak the
last two days. I understand the
selling has been very good, but
I believe it will be a good LONG
pull buy if it gets much lower
A better market is expected in
International Nickel after the
rights expire on Friday.
Stay away from the motors fo1
awhile.
The Washington times., 1930-08-28

be pretty much of a stand-Oft
either way.
Those in the know have become
bullish on Atchison. The July
earnings statement, showing tre-
mendous recovery over the first
six months, is mainly responsible
Atchison is one Of the finest rail-
roads in the country and very
rich. The $40 dividend is as safe
as any on the big board. Some
day Atchison will probably split
it's stock, as Chesapeake and Ohio
did recently. When that takes
place, Atchison probably will be
out Of sight.
The Washington times., 1930-08-28
National Supply

Insiders are very bullish on
National Supply. The company
broke into the news recently by
its absorption of Spang Chalfant,
making it one of the leading
factors in the pipe industry. Ma
tional will benefit from the &C
QUESTION of Oil Well supply by
U. s. Steel, for Oil Well is owned
by Spang.
I am told the deal with steel
will go through even though
no. announcement was made
when the option expired Tues
day. National is comparatively
inactive market-wise, but un-
derstand it will get a play after
the Spang merger becomes ef-
fective, about the middle of next
month.
Earnings showed a sharp come
back after . a bad first quarter
and net of $40 to $11 on the
common is expected for the year.
7 am told the regular $5 divi-
dend and the 81 extra will be
paid. believe there is money
to be made in the stock around
current prices by the patient
holder.
Smart people are waiting for
a reaction in Columbian Carbon
to pick up some stock. They ex-
pect it to run away on the up
side when the market is right.
Earnings haven't been so good
this year, but the company is III
q strong financial position. The
stock has been acting well and
on any weakness looks like a
good bet for those who want
to play fast ones.
Brokers Loans
Strength in the market is at
tracing a good deal of attention
to what the brokers' loans figures
will show. They will be published
this afternoon. The loans will re-
veal just how good the recent buy
ing has been.
1 should not be surprised if the
aoanS were again lower even
though an increase seems logical.
There has been a little more pub
lie. speculation but not enough to
make brokers beam when you ask
them how business is. This would
make for an increase, but strength
in the bond market has probably
helped dealers get rid. of some
frozen" offerings which have a
good deal to do with the loans
total. My guess is that loans will
The Washington times., 1930-08-28
June Gasoline Sales
Up 6,299,36O Gals.

Total sales of gasoline in New
York State during June, amounted
to 1876, 9,243, ,049 gallons, an increase
of 9,063,749 over June, 1929
Thomas M. Lynch. commissioner
of Taxation and Finance, re.
ported. The next quantity tax
able amounted to 134, 4,462,9O2 gal.
Ions, against 128,163,542. in June,
last year. s5s
The Washington times., 1930-08-28
Fox

Strength in Fox has taken the
edge off scrne of the sournesS
brought about by its sharp break
early last week. Insiders are very
bullish. Earnings for the first half
including the dividend from
Loew's, of which Fox owns so
per cent, were almost $4
share. On this basis, Fox is
expected to show between 81 and
So for the year.
AS predicted here some time
ago, an offer will be made for
the minority interest in Loew's
within the next six months or so,
provided this does not run into
Government opposition on the
antitrust laws These plans will
result in real effort to push
Fox up some time this fall, and
they're talking of above so be.
fore the snow flies. In view of
this, recommend buying both,
and Loew's on any reaction.
New leases acquired by Free
port Texas on sulphur lands is
in line with the aggressive ex-
pansion program being conducted
by the company. / am bullish on
the stock and believe there is
money to be made in it at cur
rent levels. Earnings for the first
six months were about $3.50 a
share, more than enough for the
81 annual dividend requirements.
The Washington times., 1930-08-28

modities this year because Of the
general weakness In the commod-
ity markets. The company is
largest distributor Of coffee in
the world. selling over 2,750,000
pounds every week. Last year
the company cut prices 4 cents
and increased sales
La gaceta., 1930-07-05

Chicago, Julio 5.-Ha ter
minado ell mas largo vuelo e
fectuado en- ell mundo por I'm
aeropIano.
FL final vino a las 5:21.30
de la tarde de aver. John Y.
Kenneth Hunter, que Sc alza-
ron del arado al aeroplano,
aterrizaron ell cuatro de julio,
entire dos luces, en- ell aerodro-
mo de Sky Harbor dejando es-
tablecida la marca de 553 no.
ras, Al minutes y 80 segundos
en- las alas de su aparato, "Ci-
ty of Chicago"
El final fue tan inesperado
como obscure ell comienzo, ha-
ce % dfas. I'm filtro tupido de
tuvo la circulation del aceite y
ell motor estaba sufriendo los
efectos de la falta de lubrica-
ci0n.
Con toda rapidez Sc hizo ell
aterrizaje y Ell antique record
de 400 horas, FL minutes, 80
segundos fue dejado detras en-
1873 horas y 20 minutes. Ell
descenso asombr6 a la multi
tud que POGO antes habia visto
al "Big Ben" tripulado por AL
bert y Walter Hunter, dar ga
soIina al aparato de John y
Kenneth.
La gaceta., 1930-07-05
DOS VECINOS DE TAMPA
EN- CLEAR
WATER

Al caerse un pequeno puen-
tie de MADEIRA en- Clearwater,
mientras Sc celebraba la fies-
ia de la "belleza," resultaron
lesionados dos tampenos, Karl
S. Jellison, vecino de E. Emma
1414, y Albert Haber, de diez
amos, de No. Boulevard 2911.
Haber fue traido al sanato-
rio del Centre Asturiano, ano-
che.
I'm espacio de 20 pies Sc de-
rrumb6 al aglomerarse el p1-
blico en- ell momento en- que
eran retratadas las bellas ba-
nistas en- compania de la Srta.
Margaret Ekdahl, Nj Anne
RIGA"
La gaceta., 1930-07-05

Todo ell pueblo del condado
aplaude hoy al sheriff Joughin
por haber declarado la guerra
a las casas de juego y a la bolt
ia.
Las casas de juego han sido
cerradas y la Bolita, ell funesto
atraco que arrebata las pesetas
a los obreros Y desmoraliza los
hogares, no Sc tirara mas.
Para Tampa seria una ben
dici6n que ell sheriff mantuvie-
ra ell periodic de "veda" por dos
0 tres amos.
5Quien puede negar que los
juegos prohibidos co~ntribuyen
a aumentar la miseria de los
pobres?
lQuien puede negar que los
juegos prohibidos grandemente
perjudican a los comerciantes
y a los propietarios y rebajan
ell nivel moral de las ciudades
que los toleran?
No podemos afirmar que en-
Tampa no volvera a .iugarse;
pero 81 tenemos la esperanto
de que ell sheriff X las autorida-
des todas exterminen, 81 las Be-
litas vuelven a "funcionar", la
playa de vendedores a domici-
Ito.
81 no puede acabarse con ell
NAL por 10 menos que Sc lie Gu
re de esa terrible "mania" de
mandar hombres casa por casa,
de puerta en- puerta, ofrecien-
do n1meros de Bolita.
Els objectionable e i%njustifi-
cable que Sc permita esa venta
a domicilio, depravada Y de-
pravante.
Els objectionable e injustifi-
cable que Sc Vendan ndmeros
de bolita a los ninos enviados
a los cafes por madres y pa
dres perversos o inconsistencies.
Nosotros tenemos confianza
EN- la rectitud de principles del
sheriff y esperamos que jamas
tolere, por ninguna circunstan-
cia, que ell vicio vuelva a ser lie
vado a los hogares, como Sc
venia hacienda.
La gaceta., 1930-07-05

ria impone problemas de deci-
silva importancia. Sostiene ell
articulo que los derrumbamien
tos del mercado de valores, ell
n1mero de sin trabajo y la cal
ia de la agriculture cream te-
rrenos fertiles para la semilla
revolucionaria.
LAS posibilidades que Sc
presentan al partido Comunis-
ia de America con una pode-
rosa masa de 10000, 900 de
proletarios y un organizado
ejercito de campesinos arrui-
nados y explotados, dependen
de la actividad y energia del
partido mismo.
La gaceta., 1930-07-05
(LTIMAS NOTICIAS CABLECRAFICAS

Chicago, Julio 5.-Estados
Unidos page su inevitable pre-
clio en- vidas humans para ce-
lebrar ell 154 aniversario de su
independence. Ell numero de
muertos monta a 178, con va
rios e%entenares de seres heri-
dos, lesionados y quemados.
Los danos a la propiedad as
cienden a varios centenares de
miles de pesos. Las defuncio-
mes causadas directamente por
los cohetes y fuegos artificial
les montan a IL. Hace un ano
ocurrieron siete muertos por
este concepto. En- 1923 monte
a II.
Los academies automovilis =
tas produjeron 81 victimas. En-
1928 fue de 81 y ell ano pasa-
do de 20.
Murieron ahogadas 81 per-
sonas, un declinar de Ia sobre
ell ano pasado y de 40 con re-
ferencia a 1923. Ell cuatro de
de hace dos amos fue uno
de los dias mas calurosos y de
calor solamente murieron IL.
La gaceta., 1930-07-05
LA LIGA NACIONAL DE LOS.
SIN TRABAJO COMBATE
LAS CIFRAS DE LAMONT

New York, Julio 5 (FP) =
La Liga Nacional de los sin
trabajo con frases sarcasticas
ha atacado las cifras del secre
tario de concrete Lamont, ba-
sadas en- ell censo federal, Sc
nalando en- 2,29S,5 8S ell mime
70 de los sin trabajo.
Los sin trabajo estan equi-
~vocados; los trabajadores So
ciales Sc han enganado a 81
mismos Y sufrido innecesaria :
mente; los hombres de nego :
clos no han sufrido realmente
las perdidas imaginadas, y las
condolences son mejores que
en- otros anos-comenta ell Pre-
Sidente Darwin j. Meserole.
"Vamos a tomarnos nues-
tras vacaciones sin que la con-
ciencia Sc nos alarme y tele :
grafiaremoS a Washington
nuestro profundo aprecio por
ell alivio dado."
En- mas Seria Vena, ell presi7
dente de la Liga anadio que las
condolences son tan p%alpable-
mente contrarias a los calculos
de Lamont que es dificil com
prender como un hombre de
tan alta posici6n ha podido
dar tales cifras. SegGn los da-
tos mas dignos de credito, dice
la Liga, ell n1mero de sin ira
bajo es de SO en- las mejores
epocas y de 90 en- las maIas.
Basandose en- la poblaci6n
no agricultural, de $4,000 900,
6sta debe tener sin trabajo
$4,000 en- los mejores amos
$500, 900 en- los otros amos y
6 900, 600 en- los amos maIos.
Las cifras corrientes de la
Federation Americana del
Trabaio muestran un 20% de
sin trabajo. Ell n1mero de sin
trabajo es de cerca de siete mi
Homes y no de 1900, 900.
La gaceta., 1930-07-05
A DE FALSA PROS
PERIDAD HIZO AGRUPAR
A LOS TRABAJADORES
A LA PUERTA DE UNA
FABRICA

FiIadelfia, Julio 5. (FP)-
Mas de 5000 hombres sin ira
bajo rodearon la planta de la
Victor Radio Co, fabricantes
de Electromagnetic, respon-
diendo a una campana de pu-
bIicidad que ha despertado las
dudas de los trabajadores de la
ciudad de los Quakeros.
La planta recientemente re-
baj6 un 1870 a las mujeres que
trabajaban por pleas y en- los
peri6dicos de Filade1fia Sc do
la noticia de que la Victor iba
Embellishments a emplear a
1000 obreros y para agosto
tendrfa aumentado su personal
a 10000.
Miles de obreros sc congre-
garon frente a la planta; pero
solo unos pocos fueron emplea-
dos. Los salaries en- la Victor
son de 46 a IS centavos por no
ra y Sc trabaja 91A horas al
dfa.
La gaceta., 1930-07-05
CINCO BUENOS BOXEADO-
RES MA
MANA

Cinco buenos pugilistas To-
Gales, Armando Vidal, JESUS
Granados, Patent Leather Kid,
Alberto Leon Y Raul Rojas,
saldran manana de Tampa ha
cha Hartford, Conn, donde es-
tableceran su campamento de
verano bajo la direction del ma
mayer Lou Viscusi.
Dos de ellos, Granaditos Y R0
jas, estan contratados para las
dos semifinales del bout en-
ire Bat Battalino, campe6n de
peso de pluma, y ell filipino Ig-
nacio Fernandez.
Buen viaje y muchos exitOs
les deseamos. ;
La gaceta., 1930-07-05

Los aviadores americanos
lanzan bombas de gases as
fixiantes sobre los monies de
Nicaragua donde SANDING sc
ha refugiado.
81 los gases asfixian a los
campesinos inocentes, POGO lie
importa a los aviadores, que
cumplen 6rdenes de sus jefes.
Ocho periodistas latino-ame-
ricanos han escrito al presiden.
tie Hoover protestando de esa
iniquidad.
iCuantos infelices habran
muerto asfixiados por las bonn
bas "civiIizantes" de los avia-
dores civilizados?
La gaceta., 1930-07-05

Moscou, Julio 5.-El peri6-
dico Pravada publica hoy un
extenso articulo aconsejando a
los nuevos jefes del partido
comunista en- America prepa-
rem a las masas para una nue.
va Y mas Vigorosa batalla con-
ira los capitalists, imperialis-
tas y explotadores americanos.
Cita ell peri6dico la declara-
ci6n de Jose Stain de que ell
partido Comunista de Am6ri-
ca es uno de los p0c0s en- ell
mundo sobre ell cual la histo-
La gaceta., 1930-07-05
LOS LIBROS DE CALLED
FUERON E~NTREGADOS
AL PAPA

Ciudad Vaticano, Julio s.
Ell espectaculo del Papa calu-
rosamente elogiando las nue.
vas ediciones nacionales de los
libros de Calico, ell gran Glen
tifico que fu6 perseguido por
las autoridades eclesiasticas
hace varios siglos, fue presen-
ciado por una pequena dele :
gaci6n que recientemente lie
hizo entrega del primer volu
men.
Sa Santidad do las gracias
con efusividad a los donantes.
La gaceta., 1930-07-05

Washington, Julio 5.-Una
batalla determinada, pero sin
esperanto, contra la ratifica =
ci6n del tratado naval de Lon
dres, comenzara ell lunes en- ell
senado.
Convocado por ell presiden-
tie Hoover ell senado Sc reuni-
ra en- legislature extraordina-
ria.
La lucha contra ell pacto Sc
ra mantenida por un pequeno
grupo integrado por miembros
de cast todas las facciones del
congreso. Sus liders seran
Johnson, de California, Y Mo-
SEES, de New Hampshire. Por
un extrano girar de las cir :
cunstancias ell peso de la bata-
LA a favor de la ratification
sera llevado por un dem6cra-
ia, ell senador Swanson, de
Virginia, jefe de la minoria en-
los comit6s de relaciones exte-
%riores y naval. Tendra ell apo
20 de los jefes republicanos,
del senador Reed, republican,
de Pennsylvania, y de Robin
son, de Arkansas, ell lider de-
mocratico.
La gaceta., 1930-07-05
LOS P~ERIODISTAS HISPA-
NO AMERICANOS PRO
TESTAN DEL USO DE GA
SEES POR LOS
AMERICANOS

San Salvador, Julio s. I'm
grupo de ocho p~eriodistas his
pano-americanos ha mandado
hoy una carta al p%residente
Hoover, de Estados Unidos, pro
testando de que los aviadores
americanos estan lanzando
La gaceta., 1930-07-05
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA DE CUBA

Habana, Julio 5.-MaS de 500
miembros de la logia Shriners,
venidos de Miami y otros lu-
cares de la Florida, tomaron
parte en- las fiestas del A de ju-
lilo, celebradas aqui aver.
Ell presidente Machado re :
vist6 a los Shriners por ser el
un miembro del temple Mahi,
de Mimmia.
La bandera americana fue
izada EN- muchos edificioS.
La gaceta., 1930-07-05

Fstuvo colossal ell bale "crio
Ito" del CfrcuIo Cubano, anne
nizado por ell "Sexteto Diana"
Era tanto ell pGblico que habia
en- la parte baja del palacio,
que hubo necesidad de hacer
uso del salon principal para
La gaceta., 1930-07-05

Habana, Julio BEL joven
boXeador Elpidio Pizarro, que
hace pocas semanas llegara de
Estados Unidos, peleara esta
noche con ell negro Goyito Ri
co, a quien Sc considera ell cam
pe6n cubano de peso compile
to.
La gaceta., 1930-07-05
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA De ESPANA

ca que ell gobierno no Sc opon-
dra a que la Confederation
General del Trabajo Sc reuna
en- Barcelona durante ell mes
de octubre.
I'm permiso fue solicitado
hace pocos dias del ministro
de la gobernaci6n.
La gaceta., 1930-07-05

Aproximadamente a las doce
del dfa lego al Parque De So
to, en- Palmetto, la manifesto
cion organizada por la Cana
"a de Concrete en- Ybor para
inaugurar Ia Glorieta que ALI
Sc ha levantado gracias a una
moci6n del Conceal Campbell
s~ecundada por ell Sr. Juan Pa
checo, munfcipe cubano.
Sencilla fue la ceremonial de
Inauguration y despues de los
discursos pronunciados por las
autoridades de la ciudad, en-
pez6 a desfilar ell respectable.
La lluvia, inoportuna STEM
pre-, desluci6 algo los distintos
actos que para la tarde y no
che Sc habian anunciado.
En- las carreras de mara :
ton" triunfaron los muchachos
Garcia, Camera y Beautica.
Puedo afirmar que esta justa
no tuvo ell entusiasmo y ell lu-
cimiento de las celebradas Ell
a6o pasado, quizas debido a su
organization.
La gaceta., 1930-07-05

Habana, Julio 5.-Gestiones
Sc hacen para conseguir que
pueda de nuevo reanudarse ell
embarque de carnes para los
Estados Unidos.
Tratase de obtener una re-
baja en- los fletes de las COM
panias de ferrocarriles.