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Evening star., 1932-11-27
D. C. Naval Reserve

respective divisions during the period
prior to the annual inspection, IL was
not deemed desirable to conduct the
tests at this time.
Melvin A. Goodspeed, a former chief
woman in the local Reserve, mas re-
enlisted in the same grade, after several
years of absence.
Ensigns C. c. Ward and J. J. Klak,
it was announced at the Reserve mead
quarters, are taking their examinations
for promotion to the rank Of lieutenant
junior grade.
1t is expected that more enlisted men
than can be taken care Of Will make
application to take the two-month
cruise aboard the battleship Wyoming,
which is going to visit Cuba and ports
on the Gulf of Mexico. The local bat
talon has been allotted one officer ana
five enlisted men. All will have to pay
their expenses in going to and from the
shin. the officer will have TO pay his
mess bill while aboard, but the enlisted
men will be subsisted without charge.
The Navy Department has announced
that 295 Reserve officers have been
dropped from the rolls due to hon.
orable discharges.
The following designations also we're
reported: Lieuts (Junior Grade Will
liam A. Bernrieder and Howard M. Bu-
bert: Ensign William r. Hendy, Lieut..
Eugene S. Knox, EnSigns Arthur Meyer
and Thomas d. Napier. Lieut.. John j.
Orr, Ensigns Erickson Perkins, jr., and
Frank E. Williams; Lieut.. Comdr.
Chalmer H. Weaver, Ensign Ernest M.
Moore. Lieut.. (Junior GradeD Sidney
w RAYMOND. Lieut.. Stephan J, ONeill,
Ensign James B. Taylor, jr. Lieut..
(Junior Grade) Joseph G. Ryan.
1t was announced that there has
been a slight change in the corre-
spondence courses as originally listed.
The course known as gun and torpedo
fire control" is now called "gunnery."
This course is said to be the same for
all Reserve officers. including the Mer-
chant Marine Reserve, there now being
no special gunnery course for the Mer-
chant Marine branch.
Evening star., 1932-11-27
PARLEY ISAWA|TED
IN COPPER MARKET
Prices Continue to Mark
Time, With Slightly
Easier Tone.
Nv the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. November 26-The
copper market continued to mark time
this week pending the meeting of in
ternational producers when problems of
the industry are to be discussed. The
undertone was slightly easier, however,
rejecting reductions in European quo
tetions. although domestic producers
held unchanged at 53sc for delivery
to the end OF the year in the Connec-
ticut Valley. However, for 1888 de-
livery. the price of she was extended
to the first half Of the year. There
was practically no domestic buying.
Tin. Reaches New Low.
Tin sagged into new low ground for
the movement influenced largely by
recent easiness of sterling exchange.
Moderate demand has developed on
successive declines as consumers needs
have not been covered but more active
buying is said to be deferred penang
return of stability.
Lead remained quiet following the
recent decline. Consumers who have
still part of their December require
ments to fill have been restricting pur-
ci1ases. Some inquiry for January de-
livery was reported but snelters have
not generally opened books for that
position
Demand for zinc was restricted to
carload lots as buyers apparently
lacked confidence owing. to an easier
undertUne in other metals and COM
medities Prices held unchanged, how
ever. rejecting continued f1rmness o.
the ore market
Buying Restricted.
With steel mills closing in many in
stances at the Thanksgiving week end
and seasonal influences becoming more
pronounced, ingot- production tapered
of further to about 16 or II per cent
of CAPACITY. New buying was said to
be restricted by end-of-year inventory
considerations in practically all lines
with the exception Of automobile
manufacturers who are placing new
models in production. Structural
awards were light and railroad buying
is expected to be deferred until the new
year. it is said Prices were generally
steady. with some producers said to
be taking a firm view on 1888 Sched-
ules. Pig iron vas dull but prices
showed no quotable change
Offerings of antim0ny at concessions
failed to attract CenIand and the mar
ket remained dull and nominal.
Evening star., 1932-11-27
WORLD PRODUCTION
OF COTTON SMALL
Estimated Total Down to Lowest
Mark Since 1923-24, U. S.
Report Indicates.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
World cotton production this year
was estimated today by the Department
of Agriculture at 23,4OO 900 bales of
478 pounds. the smallest since l923-24.
The 1912 crop was 27.500 900
bales and the live-year average produc-
ticn from 1927 to 1881 inclusive was
"a l40 900 bales.
For the United States the estimate
for this year was 1l974,0O0 bales, COM
pared with 1895 900 last year The
Egyptian crop was estimated at 869 000
against 1888 900 last year
Decreases also were reported for
Brazil and Mexico while increases were
in prospect for India, China and
Russia.
Evening star., 1932-11-27
BOND LIST SHOWS
IRREGULAR TREND
Rail Report Brings Mild ReaC-
tion-High- Utili-
ties Gain.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. November 26.-Prices
moved irregularly in the bond market
today with traders and investors gen.
orally standing on the sidelmes pend
ing the clarihcation of foreign war
lean problems and various domestic un-
certainties
The railroads we're only moderately
enthusiastic following the report on
freight car loadings for the week ended
November 49, which showed a gain of
SO, ,758 over the previous week Com
moditieS we're barely steady. Business
and trade news was Spotty.
Foreign Issues Heavy.
Some foreign obligations were again
under pressure, especially British 5l2S
which added around 2 points to their
losses Of yesterday in the face of rally
i0S tendencies displayed by the pound
{ ling. The Australians and Cana
Ch2rs we're a trife easier as were the
Belgians and BraZilians. French 7l2s
drmed along with some of the Germans
Railroad liens that responded mildly
to traffic recovery figures included those
of Allegheny Corporation. Baltimore &
Ohio, Illinois Central Missouri Pacific,
New York Central and Union Pacific
Slight losses were recorded by some ma
turtles Of Pennsylvania. Southern, ST
Paul, Chicago & Northwestern and sew
eral others.
Utilities Improve.
The better grade utilities again regis
tered fractional improvement. Among
these were bonds Of American Tele-
phone and Consolidated Gas Issues Of
International Telephone and Postal
Telegraph we're steadier while those of
American & Foreign Power eased.
Industrial loans were somewhat heSi-
tant Resistance was shown by several
of the oils including Standard of New
York. Bonds of both Goodyear and
Goodrich improved. Dodge Bros. IS
sagged trif1e.
United States Government obligations
were fairly steady but rather inactive.
Evening star., 1932-11-27
OIL EXECUTIVE DENIES
TRIP TO PLAN MERGER

NEW YORK, November 26 R.-
Kenneth R. Kiugsbury. president of
Standard Oil Co. of California, Is IN
New York, but his presence here is said
to be in connection with the Share
work" movement rather than for
further negotiations toward merger of
his company with Standard of New
Jersey. Executives of both corpora
tons agreed to consolidation more
than year ago provided a basis for
an exchange Of shares could be
reached.
Evening star., 1932-11-27
Unable to Meet Interest.

CHICAGO, November 26 LP).-The
Adams-Clark Building Corporation
which owns the 40-story Bankers
Building, facing the Chicago Post Of
fee. announced this week inability to
meet December / interest payments.
Interest due is on S4,765,0 of first
mortgage leasehold 65 per cent sink
t1,rxflnd gold bonds that are held
Sr&sly In the East and on the Pacific
Mast. A reorganization plan has been
&sytsed.
Evening star., 1932-11-27
Gold Stocks Increased.

NEW YORK, November 26 TO-
Gold stocks of the United States gained
$949,900 today through the release Of
that amount from foreign earmark. In
addition, the New York Federal RE
serve Bank reported receipt of $780,
oO0 IN gold at San Francisco from
China.
Following the earthquake at Phalef-
am, Greece. the British squadron dis
the needy. ~
Evening star., 1932-11-27
Commodity Price
Changes of Week
BY ii. n. McGILL,

Editor. McGiu Commodity Service, Inc.
AUBURNDALE, Mass. November 26
Commodity prices during the last
week continued to move without any
definite trend. Again the majority of
individual groups declined and an
analysis of a specific commodity price
indices showed a decline in eight groups,
with only two advances, and four re-
manning unchanged.
All commodities have not moved up
ward since the election Sufficient time
has elapsed to prove that political
changes 90 not alter economic prob
lens The adverse economic and sta
tistical influences which have prevailed
in recent months have constantly acted
as weight on industrial activity and
commodity prices are still present.
Serves as Damper.
Until economic reconstruction sue
cesSfully elevates the volume of indus
trial activity, aIleviates unemployment
and stabihzes purchasing power, COM
modify prices will experience difficulty
in gaining momentum on the up side
During the last week price strength in
certain types of live stock and higher
quotations for chemicals offset the
fractional declines in such groups as
fuels, non-ferrous metals, paint ma
terialS and textiles.
Industrial commodities were frac-
tionally lower. The heavier industries
are operating at level radically under
producing capacity and not subject tC
any near-term change. Activity in con-
sumers' goods industries is now taperine
off, following the sensational surge up
ward since the Summer. The vacuum
in distributing channels as regards con-
Sumers' goods is temporarily filled
Agricultural prices also declined frac-
tiOnally during the last week although
it is interesting to note that the grouI
as a whole has shown resistance u
beariSh pressure. Agriculture is in tht
same category as industrial commoditie.
in that price improvement is contingent
upon the natural functioning of eco.
nomic laws rather than artificial stimu.
lation, which always reacss as a boom.
erang.
Live stock prices a. a group were
moderately higher although there il
not much enthusiasm about the market,
in general because of the large supply
of hogs and cattle that will enter pri
mary markets during the Winter perioC
directly ahead.
Textiles were lower due entirely Il
spot cotton, which approached the g.
cent level
Evening star., 1932-11-27
What Things Cost

Compiled by Standard Statistics CO.
NEW YORK, November 26 OP,.-Of
the 25 important commodities in the
following table, are higher in price
than last week, 13 are lower, and 3 re-
main UNCHANGED
Evening star., 1932-11-27
EARNINGS REPORTED.

NEW YORK, November 26 (Pi.-Per
share earnings of corporations report
ing this week, with comparisons for
1891, included
Year Ended October Al
La gaceta., 1932-04-12

han extendide aun en- mayor es.
Gala porque los grandes mucha
chos Sc hallan tan afectados por
Ia depression que aun no han po-
dido combinar sus planes. El
pl onostiea I'm apretar del domi-
MO de la pclicia y de los jueces
1sobre ell radicalismo y aun las
actividades liberales despues de
que pasen las elecciones presi-
denciales. La vuelta a la izquier
|da, cree, vendra despues.
Ell director de una publica-
ci6n progresista We muy POGO
future para los peri6dicos que
no sean leales a las cosas tai CO.
mo estan. Ell piensa que las
ideas radicales y liberales en-
contraran expression en- los Sc
manarios.
Lo que hombres como este
preveen es un aumento en- Ia in
terferencia del correo con las
publicaciones que disientan, ma
yor numsro de extranjerCs de-
portadds por la secretaria del
trabaio, mayor cantidad de a
tropellos como ell realizado Dor
ell fiscal de Kentucky y sus di-
putadCs, contra les estudiantes,
mas Suppression de la libertad &c
palabra, y mas ataques de Ia 70
licia contra organiZaciones de
trabajadores y hombres sin ira
bajo.
, iC6mo la Federation Ameri-
cana del Trabajo mirara ell a.
vance fascista?-la ZIP pregun-
to al hombre entrevistado. Ia
condensation fue que los oficia-
les de la Federation estarian
muy bien situados en- emrleos
altamente retribuidos y ofreci-
dos a ellos por los tenientes de
la administrator fascista.
La gaceta., 1932-04-12
~ENCONTRADO Ell CADA-
YER DE UN. NEGRO QUE
CREESE FUE Ell QUE MA
TO A HARRY CARTA

Cerca de la Gale Cass, flotan-
do en- ell rio, Gpareci6 hoy ell ga
daver de I'm negro conocido p)r
Chuckalou, cue Sc cree fu6 Il
individuo Que diera muerte q
Emilio Carta, ell sabado por Ia
msnana.
Las marcas que ell cGdaver
prescnta en- la cara Y en- los bra
EOS, hacen Greer a la policfa que
el negro fu6 gclpeado por las
personas que Sc apoderaron de
81, las que lie tiraron al rio Guam
do Sc cercioraron de que habia
r1uerto.
Tommy Jones, ell pugilista
que separara a Carta del negro,
la manana de la muerte del pri-
nero, no pudo identificar ell ca
daver como ell del hombre que
el viera luchando.
La gaceta., 1932-04-12
NOTICIAS T"ELEGRAFICAS


Berlin, abril 12.-Pasadas las
elecciones presidenciales, Ale
mania Sc prepare para los conf
clos de abril "a, cuando de nue.
vo sera sometida a prueba la
potencia de los fascistas de Hit
Ter en- Prussia, Baviera, Wuttern
berg, Hamburgo y Anhalt. Sc
considera como de gran impor-
tancia esa election por cuanto
Prussia es I'm factor decisive en-
las decisiones del estado aleman
De acuerdo con la costumbre.
ell primer ministro Bruening
present6 aver la renuncia al pre-
La gaceta., 1932-04-12

cos progerssitas y radicales, o.
puestos a la administration ma
cional, veran sus privilegios de
correspondence de segunda cla-
sc aun mas disminuidos. Los pc
iquehos y medianos hombres de
negocios, fabricantes y banque-
res. seran aun mas investigators
que al presente. r.
Esta es la opinion que sostie-
men 20 editores, profesores, poll
ticos, abogados e ingenieros, in
terrogados por la FTP en- Mil
wakee y Madison, la metr6poli
y la capital de Wisconsin.
"Estados Unidos es un terre-
no f6rtil para la reaction fascis-
ia, dijo un professor de economic
en- la universidad del estado, que
tiene glandes relaciones en- ell
extranjero y es un gran estu-
dante en- los problemas indus
triales y del trabajo. Ell fascis-
mo Sc hasa en- el nacionalismo,
iy d6nde esta ell sentimiento Ma
cionalista con mas vigor que
aqui? Sc muestra claramente en-
la politica de aislamiento nacio-
nal, en- la cast completa prohibi
'ci6n de la immigration y en- las
muehas llamadas organizaciones
patri6ticas."
"Otra condici6n favorable pa
ra ell desarrollo del fascismo es
la gran clase de cuello blanco que
esta hoy sin trabajo y que pue-
de no tener facilmente empleo,
a men0S que las cOndlclOneS cam
bien drasticamente. En- Italia
este grupo Sc ha puesto la CANT
isa negra y ahora ocupa los car
COS del Estado. En- Alemania
forman la fuerza numerical del
movimiento de Hitler y AFRICAN
la esperanto de trabajos y pen
tsiones 81 Ell partido fascista Sc
apodera del poder.
Tn hombre muy allegado al
gobernador LafoIlette cree que
las tendencias fascistas NC Sc
La gaceta., 1932-04-12

Rio de Janeiro, Brasil, abril
12.-La exportaci6n de cafe ha-
cia los Estados Unidos aumen-
to en- 971.628 sacos durante los
primeros II meses de 1881, Sc
gun las estadisticas p~ublicadas
aqui. Las cifras muestran ade-
mas, q. en- las exportaciones de
Colombia, ell segundo pals abas-
tecedor de cafe, han disminuido
durante ell mismo periodic en-
mas de 100000 sacos.
La gaceta., 1932-04-12
DE LA ACTUALIDAD POLL.
(Vicne de la La '

Hatton declare cue el fu6 d2s-
.tituido por la "maquinaria"
Carlton Whitaker-Joughin, y
que 81 Ell pueblo de nuevo 10 eli
ge, limpiara de vicios e. con-
dado Y hara QUE Sc verifiquen
elecciones honradas
Robb manifesto cue estatan
reccrriendo ell condado hombres
y, mujeres buscando pagan ell i'm
puesto electoral en- favor del ac-
tual sheriff, agragando que 10
cue ell condado recesita es IN
hombre cue no mate a sus prl-
sicnerCs. sino que los llsve a ia
carcel.
En- representation del sheriff
JCughin hizo uso de IA paIabra
el 81. Jessie f. Hill, Quiea des-
taco ell hecho de que por prime
"a vez vienen laborando jurtc5
en- Ia ciudad de Tampa, 81 dc2ar
tamento de policia y la oficira
del sheriff.
Agreg6 que 81 Mr.. j. him
Iera parta de alguna "maquina-
ria, foGzosamente tenia que
ser una ma uinaria para he
ncsto cumE,imianto de las leyes.
La gaceta., 1932-04-12
N0T| ~ n
IVFRFS LOCAL

e. comit6 especial del ayunta-
miento nombrado para inVestl-
gar les gastos del alumbrado y
nr~c~la- una nueva tarifa con
la comp~nfa Tampa Electric do
aver & denes al Intervention
Hc'tcinror para cue obi nga ia
riffs de ctras ciudades V las pre-
Sc te como base de corporation.
u alcelde Chancey viene ne
&c :ian5o personalmerte con la
ccnpaIfa Tampa Electric. y 81
Hes q I'm pronto acuerdo, ell
c~or5rGto debera contar con la
sanction de les concejales.
Con el prOp6sito de rebaiar
los gGstos en- Ia mayor cantidad
pcs Gle, sin desatender los SER
vicios publicos, comenzara un
juicio publico zen la manana de
hoy, ell comit6 de hacienda del
ayurtamiento.
Dicese que ell comit6 tiene Ia
intenci6n de recomendar Sc ha-
gan importantes rebajas en- los
La gaceta., 1932-04-12

Buenos Aires, abriI Iva
RIGS pueblos de la provincial de
Mendoza han pedido al ministro
de la gobernaci6n remita
a toda prisa tanques de oXige-
no para ell tratamiento de casos
de asfixia, generates por gas
voicanico emanado de crateres
existentes en- la cordillera de
Los Andes. Donde mas Sc requie
re ell Immediate envio de esos
tanques es en- San Rafael y Ma
largue, donde IA poblaci6n te-
me MORN asfixiada. Tn manic
girls volcanico Sc eXtiende por
las Pampas Y en- muchos lugares
ha obscurecido ell sol. Dos tenn
blores de terra courtroom en-
Mendoza, calculandose en- 400
millaS ell largo del area afecta-
da. Muchas poblaciones de la
Argentina han tenido que man
tener encendidas las luces du-
Irante ell dfa. Buenos Aires esta
cubierta con una sabana de pol
vo blanco, desconocido hasta
aqui; pero los peri6dicos anun-
elan que este no constituye peli-
gro para ell vecindario.
La gaceta., 1932-04-12

Ginebra. abril liza dele
gaci6n de Estados Unidos a | a
conferencia del desarme, propu-
so aver la abolici6n de los tan
CUES, gases y la movible artille-
ria pesada, recibiendo ell cordial
apoyo de Inglaterra. Ell emba-
jador americana, Sr. Gibson,
manifesto que 81 las recomen-
daciones de America son apro-
badas, sera desarraigado ell te-
NOR y asi Sc conseguira dismi-
muir los ejercitos y ell costo de
su mantenimiento. Hizo presen-
te ell delegado americana que 81
pals Sc LA praparado para abo-
lir los aeroplanos lanzadoraS dc
bombas.
La gaceta., 1932-04-12

tes de que lleguen a esta pobla-
ci6n. "Moscu sin nieve", es ell
titulo de un articulo escIito par
uno de los directories del Depar-
tanento del Soviet que Sc dedica
a generar la lluvia artificial Y
describe los experimentos veri-
ficados en- este ano. Asegura es-
ta departamento que Sc ha des-
cubierto IN metodo para preci
pitar humedad de las nubes, va
en- Ia forma de lluvia o nieve, u
tilizando Ia ioniZacion electrical,
hecha possible por aparatos que
Sc adaptan a globos c%autivos de-
tipo de "butifarra", que fueran
usados por los ~ej6rcitos en- la
guerra mundial. Los cientificos
en- las inVestigaciones del pasa-
DE- i~nvierno formaron nubes ar
Itificiales en- ell laboratorio de
IGningrade y les aplicaron la
ionizaci6n. Los experimentos
(, sean continuados con globes en-
las regiones del sur. Cuando Sc
hayan obtenido los resultados
favorable que Sc esperan, Sc es-
tablecera una cadena de estacio-
mes alrededor de Moscu para la
precipitation de nieve en- ell in
vierno. Antes de cue las nubes
lleguen a Ia ciudad seran Joni
zadas y la nieve caera en- las
fincas colectivas donde Sc la
usara para cubrir las siembras
de invierno y prerarar ell terre-
no para ell verano.
La gaceta., 1932-04-12
WISCONSIN TEME LAS TEN
DENCIAS FASCISTAS EN-
LA NACION

Madison, Wisconsin, tFP}, A
bril- 11.-No importa quien sea
.%electo en- noviembre, en- les dos
pr6ximos amos Sc notara una de
cidida tendencia a la reaction
por parte de la alta financia y
los negocios. Las libertades CT
viles que queden seran grande
mente restringidas. Los period
La gaceta., 1932-04-12

Dos pescadores de la raza ne
gra encontraron ell cuerpo en-
un lugar a go yardas del ban
co oeste del rio y a 400 yardas
de lpuente.
Tn jurado Investigator ira
tara de determinar las causas de
la muerte, 81 apcrecen las neee-
sarias evid ancias.
La gaceta., 1932-04-12


sueldos de los empleados NUM-
cipales. empezando por Ell alcal-
de Chancey.
La mayoria de les conceiales,
incluysndo los representatives
de Ybor, desean que los presu-
puestos Sc rebajen por 10 menos
en- un 20fc.
La gaceta., 1932-04-12

Moscu, abril 12.-El gobier-
no Soviet tratara de evitar mo-
lestias al pueblo de Moscu, en- ell
invierno, y experimentos Sc ha-
cen para impedir las nevadas en-
esta ciudad. 81 ell plan tiene ext
to las nubes seran vaciadas an
La gaceta., 1932-04-12
1EATR0S
CASINO

OIAA 'AFO
u. notable actor espanol Err
nesto Witches, y las famosas ac-
trices Maria Ladr6n de Gueva-
ra y Maria Tabau, figuran CO.
ne protagonistas de la obra
"Cheri-Bibi", que Sc exhibe hoy
ste teatro.
Uompleta el monumental pro
grama la cinta dramatica "The
Sin of Madelon Claudett", con
la bellisima Helen Hayes.
La gaceta., 1932-04-12
RITZ

La Ley del Haren", con Jose
Mojica, aparece hoy por Ultima
vez en- ell cartel del Ritz. Esta
obra es extrpordinariamente in
teresante por desarrollarse en-
ell Oriente y por las distintas
canciones que entona ell nota-
BILE tenor m%ejicano.
La gaceta., 1932-04-12
ROYAL

En- ell principal teatro de la
barriada de West Tampa Sc ex-
hiben hoy "Marido y Mujer,
hablada en- espanol; la comedia
"Bulmania", caricaturas par
lantes y una e%ntretenida revis-
ia de acontecimientos interna-
cionales.
La gaceta., 1932-04-12

s;dente Hindenburg, con motive
de la election de este, pero no lie
fue aceptada.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-09-14
CATCH OF HALIBUT
 BRINGS 312 AND Z

Two thousand pounds of hali- hut constituted fish receipts n the past 24 hours in Juneau. The catch was unloaded from the Tern, Capt. c. Rossness and bought by E. E. Engstrom, repre- sentative of the Lakeside Fish and Oyster Company of Chicago for 3la cents a pound first grade and 2 cents a pound second grade.
 The purchase was put into the freezers of the Juneau Gold 6tor- age Company and will be held for next winters market in the States
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-09-14
BIG CLEANUP SALE!

Heads for sledges, splitting mauls, pick and wedges, 10c; garage work bench, ST. pack boards, S2 to $3; sanitary cot, S4; all-steel army cot, mattress, $4; bed, new springs, 55; new bed, springs, $l0; cabin stove, g; springs, sl; small showcase, $1; baby bed, $2; baby pen, $1; baby buggy, S1; trunks 75c to $l50; fur coat, S5; cook stove oil burner, $1; pressure tank gas-burner, $l0; oil cans, 15c, 25c new 5-gal. oil cans, 75c; ducl army jackets, SOC; good, warn overcoats, choice, S1; portable Vic trola, $l5; Kemper Kompak port able radio, $25; 7-tube Kolste radio, $60; dining table 8; seam stress cutting table, $1; rocker $1; card table, TSc: carpente table and wise, $250; pie cup board, $4; sink. orainboard, com psste, $s; 3 stoves, $1 each;, pip valves, 25c; high chair, nurser, chair, $25O each; high chair, s1 Open evenings. SQUARE DEAL REPAIR CO, 2nd hand store la3 Main Street.