davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1932-01-29
Nos GlegrdmOS

Nos GlegrdmOs
Del triunfo alcanZado por ell
caballeroso hombre p1blico Sr.
Sebastian Casal, IIamado Carl
fosamente por todos sus amigos
"Chano", en- las el~ecciones We
rificadas anoche en- la prestigio-
sa institution Centre Espanol
exaltandole para su Presidencia.
Nosotros, que 10 apreciamos
sinceramente, desde 'illo tenn
pore, nos alegramos de su me
recido triunfo y ojala que los
exitos mas resonantes coroner
su intensa labor en- b~eneficio de
la enaltecida sociedad.
La gaceta., 1932-01-29
MUCHOS JESUITAS Sc QUE
DARAN EN- ESPANA

Madrid, Enero 29.-Aunque
en- los ~circulos clericales Sc a
firma que los miembros de la
C%ompania de Jesus, disuelta
aqui por un decreto del gobier-
no, Sc marcharan a los Esta-
dos Unidos, la America del
Sur. Holanda v Belgica, sabe-
Sc que muchos de los jesuitas
Sc Quedaran en- Espana.
Los viejos miembroS de la
Orden iran a Belgica Y Holan-
da; pero no Sc ha podido con
firmar la notieia de que los 10
venes seran enviados a la Anne
RIGA del Norte y la del Sur.
La gaceta., 1932-01-29
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS

ultraie al verse detenida por e
mismo delito que sus compane,
ras".
Este Sc hace en- la republica
Que Marti guerra con todoS Y pa
ra todos y para todos los hon.
bres honrados V justos, con los
obreros de la industrial tabaca-
lera. verdaderoS padres de la
nacionalidad que en- 1902 que
dara establecida.
Sc acosa V humilla a los que
dieron dinero y sangre para con-
quistar la independence; Sc en-
carcela y maltrata a los obreros
que Martf escogiera para ia
bricar los pilares de su labor
emancipadora.
Y mientras los patriotas au-
tenticos, los que con Ell Sudor de
sus frentes pusieron las bases de
"a guerra que derribara ell poder
colonial de ESpana. son vigila-
dos. insultados Y despreciados,
los parasites que atOrmentan a
Cuba sirven los intereses de
companies que oprimen y gene
ran la miseria del pueblo.
mo temais a una muerte glo-
riosa'-dice ell Boletin del Tor
cedor a los cigarreros y trabaia-
dores de la industrial tabacalera.
No temais a la muerte, her
manos; pero 81 vais a MORN, de-
Tended vuestros derechos hasta
el ultimo instante.
Luchad para que Cuba tenga
un gobierno democratico Y JUS
to; lGchad para que los ninos de
hoy no pasen manana por un cal
vario parecido al vuestro.
Luchad y luchemos, que al
fin de la jorrada la noble eau
sa t~riunfara.
La gaceta., 1932-01-29
ConSuelito Perez

Alumna de reconocido waller
Intellectual, perteneciente al a
creditado planted de educaci6n
George Washington, recibi6 ano
che como premio a su trabajo
cultural durante ell curse termi-
nado, las mas atlas notas de So
bresaliente.
Esta noche recogera su diplo-
ma en- ell Auditorium Municipal.
Sc 10 entregaran sus profeso-
res en- session p1blica, para Ia
cual Sc ha invitado a nuestras
familias.
Sus amantes padres, esposos
Jose Perez, residences de la Gale
II 31O2, Sc sienten hoy felices
Y encantados. a
Reciba> La hechicera y suges.
tiva Consuelito, las rosas PERU.
madas que han sido arrancadas
del rosal felicitador.
La gaceta., 1932-01-29

"Ya no eS una lucha enta-
blada entire capital y ~bierno,
unidos para destruir a las colec
tividades obreras, va hay Otros
elementos que, aliados en- las as
piraciones Discoveries de los ca
pitalistas Y gobernantes, les es-
tan sirviendo de eficaces agen-
ties dentro del campo proletario,
pues a tftulo de "radicales eman
.cipadores" tienen destruidos va
rios sindicatos y gremios y ST
guen ell canine para desmorali-
Ear a los que quedan"-leemOs
tambien en- ell Boletin.
Pareee que a los obreros cuba
nos aflige ahora ell 'bich0" ese
del radicalismo absurdo ,dispa-
ratado, que destruye las organi-
zaciones obreras opuestas a me-
didas de violencia que directa-
mente perjudican a los traba-
jadores.
Es el radicalismo insensato
predica la revolution social en-
paises como Cuba, dcnde en- "a
horas los obreros "rojos" serfan
dominados y exterminados; ell
radicalismo de los que quieren
Zanzibar la estructura del mum
do en- dos dias y despues, 81 ia
cosa Sc aprieta," Sc marchan a
climas mas convenientes para su
salud.
La gaceta., 1932-01-29

I'm puestO en- Ia mesa
Lo tendran todos los represen
tantes de los peri6dicos locales
en- la fiesta Cabaret del Club
Victory, cuya celebration Sc ha
fijado para la noche del sabado
II del pr6ximo mes de febrero.
en- ell regio Palacio de las Logias
midas.
Esto nos 10 comunica la in
teresante Y graciosa senorita
Emilia Alvarez, Secretaris de Ia
Logia Victoria Rebekah No. 72
II. O. o. F.
La gaceta., 1932-01-29
CARTA CABLECRAFICA DE CUBA

dias, no causaron la muerte al
obrero tabaquero Serafin Con
zalez, vecino de Marianao.
La nota Official fila la respon
sabilidad sobre otras personals
que tiraron y no pertenecian a
la fuerza publica.
Contin1an detenidos los j6-
venes Leon, Escalona y Valdes
Dausa y como inspiradores de
estos las doctoras Silvia y Geor
gina Shelton Villal6n, y la doc
tora Calixta Guiteras.
La gaceta., 1932-01-29
EXPLOTO UNA BOMBA EN-
JESUS DEL MONTE

H-bana, Enero 29.-Cuando
entraban en- una casa de la ba-
rriada de JESUS del Monte, con
ell fin de verificar un registro
en- busca de armas, hizo aver
explosion una bomba murien-
do un policia y recibiendo he
ridas varios mas.
La policia busca sin descan-
so a varios de los individuos
que Sc dice diariamente fire.
cuentaban la casa. 81 son de-
tenidos Sc les juzgara por las
autoridades militares.
La gaceta., 1932-01-29
REINA "TRANQUILIDADr

Madrid, Enero 29-Los go
bernadores civiles han infor =
mado al ministerio de la gober
Laci6n que reina tranquilidad
en- sus districts, aunque siguen
EN- vigor las precauciones to :
madas recientemente.
Ha pasado la gravedad de
la situaci6n en- Alicante, Ma
laga y Sevilla y en- otros luga-
La gaceta., 1932-01-29
ENTlERRO DE LA SONORA
MAURA

Madrid, Enero 30. Sc ha
verificado ell entierro de la es-
posa de Don Jose Semprun, ex-
gobernador de Guizpuzcoa,
que era hermana del exminis-
tro Don Miguel Maura.
Asistieron all sepelio como
tadas personalidadeS del par
lido republican, Y amigos de
la familia de la Sra. Maura.
La gaceta., 1932-01-29

intelligence j6ven estudiante Ar
turo Valdes del Colegio Supe-
|rior.
Llega hasta sus manos a, tim
10 de Bachilkr, con las mas al
tas calificaciones.
Que lie produzca sus mas ca
ras aspiraciones, son los desecs
fervientes de este noticiero So
cial.
La gaceta., 1932-01-29
LA N DE
LOS PARTIDOS POLITICOS

Habana, Enero 29.-El Sc :
nado ha empezado a discutir
la reorganization de los parti-
dos politicos propuesta en- un
proyecto de ley del senador We
ra Verdura.
Otro proyecto de ley sobre
la election de los delegados de
los partidos tambi6n va a dis
cutirse y lleva la firma del Sc
nador Alberto Barreras.
La gaceta., 1932-01-29
Basket Ball

AnOche Sc efectuaron en- ell
del Centre Asturiano,
dos interesantes juegos de Bas-
ket Ball, triunfando ell Centre
sobre ell Cain, con anotaci6n de
10 por II; saliendo derrotado
en- ell segundo juego por ell Anne
rican Beauty, con ell score 26 por
II. Sc distinguieron por ell Gen.
tro los simpaticos muchachos &:
Gonzalez, Vega, Castro, Fernan
Idez Y Diaz. Por ell Cain, ell incli-
Ito Florentino y por Ell Ameri-
can Beauty, el sin rival "Bebo'.
La gaceta., 1932-01-29

FL gobiernO de Gerardo Ma
chado ha pueSto en- libertad 3
los polfticos que encarcelara 8
raiz del fracaso de la "revolu,
ci6n de JUNO, pero sigue persi,
guiendo Y encarcelando a los 0,
breros Y estudiantes.
Los eS;udiantes rebeldes, es-
condidos en- la Habana y sus al
rededores-los que no estan en-
ell Castillo del Principe o la Is
la de Pinos- mantienen todavia
su petici6n, de que ell p~residente
debe renunciar antes de que ellos
terminen su campana oposiciC-
nista.
No piden misericordia los es-
tudiantes, aunque estan dispues-
tos a d9rla, por cuanto Sc con,
formarian con la renuncia de
Don Gerardo.
Los obreros tampoco quieren
Glianza con ell gobierno; pero
en- los ultimos meses Sc han IL
mitado a defender sus intere-
ses, como clase, sin conspirar
en- contra del regimen dictate
rial.
como ha premiado Don &C.
rardo la aparente "neutralidad"
de los trabajadores en- la con-
tienda politica Guiana?
Vamos a copiar unos ~parrafos
del Boletin del Torcedor, 6rgano
de los tabaqueros cubanos, 10
que equivale a decir 6rgano de
los hombres que dieron a Marti
armas, municiones " soldados
para conquistar la independent
cia. Aqui estan: "Los compane-
ros de la Union de Dependencies
del Ramo del Tabaco y los de
la Union de Cigarrerfa, reciben
ell ataque de un potentisimo
trust cigarrero americana, Y al
darle a conocer al pueblo su ST.
tuacion, al exponerle ell atrope-
lilo de Que han sido objeto, al pc
dir a los trabajadores la solida-
ridad del case para triunfar, ha-
ciendolo con ell mayor respeto a
las leyes y amparados en- las mis-
mas palabras del Primer Magis-
trade de la Naci6n, Sc les persi-
que como 81 fueran peligrosos
delincuentes, Y mas tarde son
luzgados Y castigados como per-
turbadores, revolucionarios y
mil cosas mas, amparandose
esas disposiciones en- las mismas
coloniales que deprimian
la dignidad de los cubanos y que
10 soblig6 a derramar gu sangre
en- los campos para crear una
patria justa y libre, la que nos
ell Apostol en- sus hermo-
sas arengas, de sentimientos
oenditos por sus preclaras idea
iidades".
"No pasa un solo dfa sin que
la policia conduzca a unO o mas
companeros al Castillo del Prin-
cipe-nOmbre este que mantle
ne gran afinidad con las leyes
ccloniales que hoy Sc aplican-
como tampocO pasa alguno sin
que la obrerita Guiana reciba ell
La gaceta., 1932-01-29
Oro enfermO

Otro enfermO
Ell conocido caballero Manuel
Villaz6n, recluido en- ell mencio-
nado Sanatorio, hoy Sc encuen-
ira en- franco periodic de conva-
lescencisS
Que sig@la mejorfa acentuar
dose hasta hacerse definitiva,
La gaceta., 1932-01-29
AL
GOBIERNO

Madrid, Enero 29.-Interpe-
lara hoy al gobierno en- la A
samblea Nacional, ell diputado
Clairac, cat6lico. Pedira este
diputado que Sc lie expliquen
los Fundamentals del decreto di
solviendo la Compania de Je-
sus.
La gaceta., 1932-01-29
LA POLICIA NO MATO AL
GONZALEZ

Habana, Enero 29.-Oficial
mente Sc ha anunciado que los
disparos hechos por la policia,
cuando persiguiera al joven
Ruben de Leon, hace pocos
La gaceta., 1932-01-29
LEGO UN BARCO DE CUE.
IRA AMERICANA A SHAN.
GAI.-CUATRO DESTxO-
YERS EN- NJ

Shangai, Enex0 29.-Uno de
los barcos de guerra enViados
desde Manila por ell gObierno de
los Hstados Unidos, llegarOn a
qui en- la tarde de hoy reforzan-
do la fIqiHa de Z canoneros y
dos destroyers q. estan enclados
en- ell rio Yangtze. La colonia a
mericana recibi6 con entusias-
mo la llegada de esos buques,
pues Sc da cuenta de la grave
dad de la situaci6n.
Cuatro destroyers Sc hallan
en- canine de Shangai y proba-
blemente otros buques seran en-
yiados por la secretaria de ma
rina. Toda la escuadra del Asia
eta lista para salir de Manila
er momento. Sc com
lra americana de
Fucero de 10000
.ua~ destroyers, IL sp'
maginos y otros buques auxilia-
La gaceta., 1932-01-29
I'm bale

I'm bale
I'm grupo de adorables mucha-
chas, que hacen sus estudios en-
ell Colegio San Jose, cursando e.
d3cimo-segundo grade. Cathe-
rine Fernandez, Dora Pacheco
Eleanor Dfaz. Antoniette Marsi'
cano, Mirtha Garcia, Mary
Clark y Josephine Alchediak
La gaceta., 1932-01-29
ELECCIONES EN- LA UNTO
NE ITALIANA

La Unione itaIiana celebr6 "a
Yer eecciones escogiendo para
'''ebresidente a Julio Caccia.
ore par" .esorero a Salvatore
oPoVo' rs n"os directories
electos son Domenico poina r.
Alfredo RSina, Angelo sr,coIa
Salvatore V. Ferlita, Giovanht
Bonnano, Ignacio Castellanos,
Alfonso Coniglio, Antonio Co
niglio, Peter Pupello, Angelo V
Giunta y Giuseppe Costa. '
La gaceta., 1932-01-29
SdLi6 del SandtOriO

SutlO del S1ndtOTlO
Hizo su salida aver del Sana-
torio del Centre Asturiano, com
pletamente restablecido, ell j6-
ven professor Maxine Echega-
ray, director de la Orqnesta
Sinf6niGS de Tampa.
Mucho nos alegramos.
La gaceta., 1932-01-29
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA DE- ESPANA

res ell movimiento de huelga
fue terminado a petici6n de los
sindicalistas.
La gaceta., 1932-01-29
s O { | A | f s

preparan un bale para celebrar-
10 la noche del dia 8 del mes de
febrero, en- ell Centre Asturiano,
con la orquesta de Manuel San
chez. Sc ha acordado que los ca
balleros paguen por su entrada
la cantidad de so centavos.
La gaceta., 1932-01-29
Nupciales

Nupciales
Senalado para manana ell ma
'trimonio de los j6venes Soledad
Lopez y Mario Amador.
Tendra caracter fntimo.
Felicidad deseo a los futures
esposos.
La gaceta., 1932-01-29

Sobresaliente
Esta fuR Nota recibida en-
los exams alizados por ell
La gaceta., 1932-01-29

! sentadas y por 10 tanto ell We. m
debe ser anulWdo. , 4Ie
The Washington times., 1932-09-06
COOLIDGE SAYS SAFETY yLIESwTHHOOVER

NEW YORK, Sept. 6 U.SO.
Former President Calvin Cool.
idge, in a copyrighted article in
the current issue of the Satur-
day Evening Post, urges the re-
election of President Hoover and
Vice President Curtis, and de-
clares "the safety Of the country
lies in the success of the princi-
pies of the Republican party"
The article is entitled The
Republican Case" With it the
magazine prints an announce.
ment that the Democratic case
will be presented by former
Governor Alfred e. Smith with
in a few weeks.
Personal Attacks
Mr.. Coolidge, in his indorse-
ment of Hoover, writes:
"He has been subjected to
most bitter personal attacks.
"While others have been con-
tent to criticize and oppose,
he has laid out a great policy
of relief and reconstruction.
The only leadership in this
crisis worthy of the name has
come from him. He deserves
reelection for what he has
done and for what he has
prevented. We know he is
safe and sound"
Mr.. Coolidge, after expounding
the principles of his party, as
serted:
Parties are judged not only
by their promises but by their
performances. The past three
years have brought the great
est problems. While the Repub-
lican party does not claim it
can perform the impossible, it
is willing to be judged on its
record"
Cites Record on Economy
Discussing that record, he says:
"The problem Of providing
adequate revenues has been at
tackled on two fronts. In the
first place, the President has
insisted on a rigid system of
economy. Besides the recent re-
lief bill, he has vetoed bills. ).
calling for expenditures Of over
$1,9OO,OOO,OOO.
"In about $500, ,OOO, 900 Of this
the veto was effective, but bonus
legislation, which has cost the
country about $1,7OO, 900, 900 and
contributed to the continuance
The Washington times., 1932-09-06

and distress of the depression,
was passed over his veto. :.
"It is only because Of the
legislation requiring further
payments to veterans, and the
large sums devoted to public
works to relieve unemplOy-
ment, that the present bud
get is more than it was in
1928.
"The other method Of ap-
prOach had to be by increased
taxation. Here again the re-
quired action was taken by the
Congress only after prolonged
debate and the concerted ac-
ton Of the President and the
public opinion of the country.
But at last by reducing expen.
diturL and increasing the rev.
enue 1t is believed that the
budget has been balanced. Any
other course would have
resulted in untOlC disaster.
The entire program on the
part of the Administration has
had for its purpose increasing
employment, supporting agri-
culture, relieving distress and
restoring confidence.
1T has been represented
that the efforts Of the Presi-
dent diSregarded the needs of
the great body Of our people
because he has provided funds
for such concerns as banks,
railroads and insurance COM
panieS, and has not favored
making loans to individuals.
when a person is suffering
from hunger, the cOmmOn-SenSe
method Of relief is to put food
into the stomach, whence it is
sent to all parts Of the body.
The policy of the President has
been to place nOuriShment in
the digestive organs of society
in order that through the nat
ural distribution of the chan.
nelS already in existence the
whole body would be strength
ened and able to function"
Of the party'S prohibition
plank, Mr.. Coolidge says:
"When this provision Of the
The Washington times., 1932-09-06
DEPUTY
| WANTS HEARST
SLUR ERASED

PARIS, Sept. 6.-The French
foreign office should take action
to undo what was done when
William Randolph Hearst was
expelled from France, Jean Mi
chel Renaitour, a member Of the
chamber of deputies, declared to-
day.
Renaitour's declaration was
made in an article appearing in
the newspaper LOeuvre. Renal,
tour accompanied the French
Olympic team to America and
was among the dinner guests OF
Mr.. Hearst in California.
Called Hostile"
Mr.. Hearst was travelling in
Europe two years ago when he
was suddenly notified by the
French government. then dom
mated by former Premier Andre
Tardieu, to leave French soil on
September !, 1880.
The French government com
munique covering Mr.. Hearst's
expulsion gave as the reason Mr.
Hearst's hostility" to France, al.
though worldwide comment had
been caused by the Hearst news
papers publication of secret
document relative to Franco
English naval negotiations.
Deputy Renaitour counseled
that French government action
in "flattering the vanity which
is found in every human being
would make Mr.. Hearst come
under obligations to us, and pre-
vent perpetuation in his news
papers of injuries to us which,
little by little and stone by stone,
dim our reputation and destroy
our prestige"
Renaitour accused the Hearst
newspapers of carrying on a
campaign against France which
he attributes largely to the feel
ing engendered by then Premier
Tardieu's unwise expulsion order.
The Washington times., 1932-09-06
WOMAN HURT BY CAR

Sarah Brown, negro, 81, Of TOT
M st. N. W., was struck and
seriously injured last night as
she attempted to cross Connects.
cut Avenue at Porter St N. W..
Eighth precinct police reported.
The Washington times., 1932-09-06
SUICIDE ATTEMPT FAILS

After what police called an
attempt at suicide by locking
herself in a gas-filled kitchen,
Mrs. Virginia Bailey, IS, 5700
block of Fifth st. N. W., is in
serious condition at Emer.
gencY Hospital.
The Washington times., 1932-09-06

Police records show that the au.
tomobile which struck her was
operated by John Pelham, 81,
of 6212 Spruce ST., Chevy Chase,
Md.
The Washington times., 1932-09-06

platform is boiled down, It re-
duces itself to a pledge to try
to abolish existing evils and rec.
Ognizes the right Of the people
to determine their own laws"
The Washington times., 1932-09-06
TOURNEY DEFERRED

Due to the recent extreme
heat, the ping-pong tournament
conducted under the auspices of
the Riverdale (Md Christian En-
deavor Society has been indefi-
nitely postponed.
The Washington times., 1932-09-06

Satisfy your home service needs
through the Business Service Directory
announcements in tOday's Classified
Section.
The Washington times., 1932-11-28
BANK LIST OFF
IN WEEK

New York city bank stocks
again reacted during the past
week. the decrease in the aggre,
gate value approximating $105,.
463,000 or about 6 per cent. The
aggregate value of the 16 leading
issues, according to records com.
piled by Holt, Rose g. Troster,
amounted at the close of the
week to $1,645, 10000. which
compares with a total of $1,750,.
$4,000 reported at the close of
the previous week, and with a
total of 1925, 1895. 900 reported on
May 81, last, the low point of
the depression.
The average yield of the 16
stocks is now 6.58 per cent
compared with 6.18 per cent re.
ported on November 18. The
current market value of the 16
issues is now 0.99 times their
known book value against LOG on
November 18. Based upon cur
rent figures New York bank
stocks are now selling at 49,;
times their known earnings. com
pared with 14.2 times as Of No
vember 18.
The Washington times., 1932-11-28
MART RES|STS
NEW STERLING
BREAK
BY LESLIE GOULD

NEW YORK, Nov. 28 QNSO.
uhe stock market showed resist
nnce today to the break of more
Cnan 4 cents in sterling to record
low levels.
Early prices were down sharply,
toSses running to 2 points, but
raIlying tendencies develope d
Wnen initial selling was absorbed.
STOCKS continued to work upward
and by the end Of the first hour
many issues had recovered their
losses and some showed gains
over the previous close.
Westinghouse was a feature on
the upside, running up more than
q point. It's strength was attrib-
lted to the expectation of an early
distribution of its Radio holdings.
General Electric, however, did
aittle despite the prospect of SIM
Alar action.
The rally in the market was
attributed to an oversold condi.
zion. Stocks at their lows equal
aed the double bottom formed in
october and early this month and
snort covering developed when
Ehey held at this level.
Bonds Irregular
Outside markets provided no
BClmuluS. Bonds were irregular
while silver marked a further de-
cline in commodities by Slumping
70 q new record low.
The Washington times., 1932-11-28
COTTON EASIER
WITH LITTLE
PRESSURE

NEW YORK, Nov. % GN.SJ.
An easier tone continued to pre-
vail in the cotton ring today, al
though selling pressure was not
particularly heavy. Futures reg.
istered loss of about so cents a
bale in fairly active trading. =
Constructive news was scarce
today, the chief bulliSh factor
being the better tone in stocks.
This, however, was offset by the
easier tendencies in the majority
Of commodity markets. 81
With December now quoted be-
low $40 and all but October,
1888, selling under the Scent
mark, the market is said to be
in a good technical position and
apt to respond sharply to any
favorable developments. However,
traders see nothing in the offing
for the immediate future to i'm!
prove prices. Progressively lower
quotations on sterling, reflected
by international debt develop
ments, and the anticipated higher
cotton estimate are decidedly un'
favorable to the staple.
Midday quotations we're off O.
to II points. December was off
10 at 565, January off 10 at 5.71,
March off 10 at 5.81, May off II
at $50. July off 9 at 500, and
October off II at 6.15,
The Washington times., 1932-11-28
REVIVAL 81 D v,
SAYS SURVEY

NEW YORK, Nov. 28.-In its
weekly summary of the general
business situation, the Standard
Statistics Company, of New York
currently comments as follows
"A recession in trade and
industry is proceeding at
somewhat greater than the
seasonal rate. Revival at this
time is hardly to be looked for,
in view of the disturbing pOliti-
cal situation, If for no other
reason. Moreover, the troubles
which still exist in the buSi-
ness outlook have to do with
finance, banking and credit Of
various sorts, and not mainly
with the business structure
itself.
textile mill operations have
been somewhat curtailed, fc'.
lowing the unusual squirt of
August and September. A
rather more important develop
ment is the renewed decline
in crude oil and gasoline
prices, while tin plate has
been reduced and weakening
tendencies have developed in
scrap steel and some other
commodities. In the aggregate,
however, these trends are
neither abnormal nor unex-
pected. Relief from other un-
certaintieS must precede i'm
pOrtant stability in cOmmOdi-
ties, or extraseasOnal strength
in industrial activity.
price unSettlement in the
steel trade remains an adverse
factor from the profits stand
point. COncurrently with the
cut in tin plate quotations,
angle bars have been reduced
81 ton, while renewed
pressure is being exerted.
against raw materials. 1t is
unlikely, however, that addi.
tiOnal widespread recession will
be witnessed before the eStab-
lishment of first-quarter prices"