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La gaceta., 1932-04-13
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA DE ESPANA

ce al partido radical-socialista
Clara Campoamor es abogado Y
miembro de los radicales-repu-
blicanos y Margarita Nelken,
una escritora socialiSta.
La SIta. Campoamor cree que
la mujsr constituira la princi-
pal protection de la repdblica
y que las feministas tendran
una mayor representation en-
Ia pr6Xima Asamblea.
Per SUI parte la Srta. Kent
cree que la mujer espanola Sien-
te simpatias hacia IA igiesia ca
t6licG y ell regimen monarquico
V cue 81 actuaci6n en- las veni-
deras e!scciones sera de prove
cho Tara los partidarios de la
monarQuia.
La gaceta., 1932-04-13
FL NUMERO DE SUICIDES
EN- Ell MES DE ABRIL

Habana. abril 13.-El n6me-
70 de suicides en- eI mes de a
bril- ha llegado va a 90, segdn
las cifras que viene recopilando
un diario americana de esta ciu-
dad. Las tres Gltimas victimas
fueron Cecilio Recio, de II a.
nos, de Pinar del Rio, que Sc hi
20 dos disparos sobre Ell cora
z6n; Leopoldo Mendez, de Ca
magdey, que bebi6 una gran can
tidad de yodo, y Maria Congo
ran, de Holguin, Oriente, que Sc
ahorc6.
Flu Guanabacoa trat6 de sui
Icidarse una bella muchacha po-
laca llamada Ana May Acaty,
Que Sc casaE hace POGO tempo.
La gaceta., 1932-04-13
LA DE LA
REINA DE LA COLONIA
HEBREA DE CUBA

Hahana, abril l3.-El saba
do Sc efectu6 Ia coronation de Ia
reina de la colonia hebrea de Gu
ba, Srta. Pearl Swick, descen-
dicnte de padres austriacos, que
lleva cinco amos en- Cuba, ira
bajando en- I'M eStablecimiento
de esta capital.
Como damas de honor fueron
seleccionadas Isabel Walker,
que hace Is amos naciera en- Ru-
sia, y Blanca Mircowich, de
Australia, de II amos.
Tuyo lugar la cdronaci6n en-
ell Centre Hebreo de la Gale de
asistiendo los mas altos
funcionarios del gobierno cuba
no.
La gaceta., 1932-04-13
LA PAN AMERICAN CORP
GRAFTON COMPRO LOS IN
TERESES DE LA CURTISS

I1abana, abril l3,-Oficial-
mcntc Sc anuncid aver a,ui que
Ia compania Pan American Con
porat,on, ducna de los intercses
Ne la Pan American Always,
Inc, ha comprado los bienes de
la compania NacionaI Guiana
de Aviaci6n Curtiss, que viene
realizando Vuelos por toda Ia
Repdbiica, transportando pasa-
Y correspondence.
La gaceta., 1932-04-13
LAS MUJERES TENDRAN
IN
EN- LAS
PROXIMAS ELECCIONES
DE ESPANA

Madrid, abril BIAS mule
res de Espana vienen demos
trando mayor actividad y, 10
que es mas i"nteresante aun, con-
tinIan preparandose para votar
en- las venideras elecciones. Los
encargad0s del registro electo-
raj tienen ahora sobre ellos una
doble carga. por cuanto Sc ha-
Han obligados a anadir cinco mi
Homes de nombres de muJeres,
cast .guala1do con ESQ la fuerZa
electoral masculiHa que tenia la
mOrarQuia.
Alentadas con ell exito de sus
victorias en- la Asamblea Naclo-
nal, que ha aprobado tales me-
didas como la igualdad del su
Tragic, ell div0rcio, igualdad an
tie la ley, derecho a desempeMar
cargos publicos, sin eXcluir la
presidential, las directoras del
mOvimiento feminiSta espanol
siguen laborando para que las
mujeres tomen parte activa ell
los venideros comicios.
Cuando la ley electoral sea
aprobada por la Asamblea, en-
tonces quedaran fijadas las fe-
chas para las futuras elecciones
rrovinciales, munitipales y ma
cionales,
iCual sera ell efecto de Ia ac-
tiyidad politi>a de las mujeres
en- IA vida de la Republica?-se
pr guntan los intelectuales y pc
rio listas.
Las actividades de las femi-
nistas han %provOcado conlenta-
rios por parte de los prominen-
ties politicos e~spaholes.
Gregorio Maran0n, el emil
nente medico y p%rominante re-
publican0, declare que la mujer
espanCla Sc ha librado de su con
dici6n de sultana y esclava y
que es Ia esperanto del future
para la civilization espanoIa.
Hay tres mujeres diputadaS
en- la presente Asamblea Nacio-
nal y todas iuerCn electas 2nteS
de que Sc aprob&ra Ia MEDIA de
sufragio universal Cada una es
un leader femlnista, aunque per
tenecen a differences partidos, y
las tres con frecuencia toman
parte en- los debates. Victoria
Kent, es un abogado y pertene-
La gaceta., 1932-04-13
TEMESE QUE LOS SINDI-
CALISTAS ~PROVOQUFN



Madrid, abril 13.-En las es-
feras oficiales Sc teme que los
sindicalistas traten manana. a
niversario de la primsra repd-
blica, de provocar des6rdenes en-
Barcelona y en- Andalucia.
Medidas Sc han tornado para
garantizar el orden, pero ell 60
bierno dice no podra impedir
que algnnos descontentos dis
minuyan el regocijo popular a
rel3nd a demostraciones DE-
NiClenc:a.
La gaceta., 1932-04-13
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA DE CUBA

tenido va entrevistas comisiones
de la Federation Nacional de
Torcedores y de la Union de Fa-
bricantes.
Tambien viene gestionando
un acercamiento entire las par
ties en- disputa, la Association de
Almacenistas y C~oSecheros, que
cuenta con ell apoyo de otras CO.
lectividades.
La gaceta., 1932-04-13

CASINO
A petici6n del publico vuel-
We hoy a la pantalla de este
teatro la interesante cinta
"Cheri-Bibi," toda hablada en-
espanol, y en- la que figuran los
notables actores Ernesto Vii
ches, Maria Ladr6n de Gueva
ra y Maria Tabau.
Tambien Sc exhibe "The Sin
Of Madelon CIaudet," una obra
dc extraordinaria intensidad
dramatica, con Helen Hayes.
La gaceta., 1932-04-13

Cumpled1OS
I'm simpatico c~omparero dc
cr6nica cump,e los 81 amos.
Francisco Hernandez, cronis
ia social de nuestro estimad0 CO.
lega LA Prensa''.
Todos sus amigos Sc reuniran
con ell caballe~oso confrere en-
su Residential d. ia Novena ave
nida.
In dia Ventu so Y de infini-
ia felicidad le deseamOs.
La gaceta., 1932-04-13
Pedidn II MIMI

De p crra~t2dcra ' angelica
senorita Aida Alfonso por el ca
balleroso Y conocido j6ven Car
los Grana.
Fu6 hscha la petition aver
por la noche a los padres de Ia
ge.!.;l ~promotida. distinguidos
earosos SiIvestre Alfonso, resi-
denies de la Novena avenida
G21.
Muy prcnto tmpezaran a cir
cular las invitacicnes para esta
b5da del gran mundo.
Reciban los j6venes enamora.
dos nuestra cordial felicita-
ci6n.
La gaceta., 1932-04-13
FL NUEVO DINERO ACUNA-
DO Sc RECIBIRA EN- JU-
MO

Habana, abril l3.-Se ha ma
nifestado en- Ia Secretaria de
hacienda que cl nuevo dinero a
cunado Sc recibira ell dfa 80 de
JUNO, fecha en- que ell gobierno
de Cuba debera pagan a varios
b9ncos de New York la suma de
So, 25O, 600.
Las monedas estan siendo acu
nadas en- los Estados Unidos,
baio la direction del Chase Ma
tional Bank.
La gaceta., 1932-04-13

Chile sali6 de las garras de
fbanez Y aver Sc sintier0n ALI
temblores de terra.
FL pueblo Sc asusta con los
emblores del astro que lie sir
We de habitaci6n; perO es que
TO comprende, 0 no puede com
prender, que hasta la terra Sc
alcgra cuando un t!rano niue
re, desaparece o sc Marcia a
disfrutar de las ganancias NAL
aduuiridas.
Y es que Ia terra, madre,
madrastra Y enamorada, tiene
la pesada cAtumbre de temblar
para expresar su regocijo, CO.
me 81 fuera una nina cOnmovi-
da por los castos besos del a.
mad0.
En- la Edad Media Sc atri-
buian los temblores de terra a
irritaci6n del Altisimo, del To-
dopoderoso..... ahora "se da
nor probado" que nuestro pla-
meta expresa 81 algeria bailan
do Ia rumba y "pensan6o" co.
mr. piensan muchas rumble
ras": Ande 20 caliente y ria5e
ia....,.
La gaceta., 1932-04-13
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNCAS

Tom Mooney nos eSeribe deS
Ne Ia carcel de San Quintin. en-
California, y eXpresa toda la
"margura de su tristiSima situa
ci6n, dandonos a entender que
Ell goherrador Rolph no orde-
nara que Sc lie ponga Ell liber-
tad.
LA demora de Rolph eS crj.
minal, dice Ell priSionero.
Piense USED en- Ell iuego del
cato y ell ratoncito con la vida
de un hombre inocente, que lie
va l6 amos en- una prisi6n."
una demora Sigue a la otra; n
primera fue en- febrero, deS-
pues otra a principles de mar
20, luego 0tra, a mediad0s de-
mlsmo mes; nuevo aplazamien
to a fines de Marco. mas tar
de, en- abril, que la decision
e daria a conocer antes del dia
81 y 3f1ora... 6tra dowora
nor enfermedad del abogado
consejero del gobernador, iuez
La gaceta., 1932-04-13

Tenemos an candidate a she
riff que ofrece exigir dinero
de los contrabandiStas y juga-
ocres para dar de conner a los
robres sin trabajo y aIiviar los
Pastos de la administration del
cOndadO.
Clara la proposition! Fran
60 ha sido, franco de verdad,
no con esa franqueza que mu-
chOs Sc gas,an para enfadar y
"quemar la sangre" a sus ami
gcs y cOnvecinOSi
La gaceta., 1932-04-13

Una mujer trat6 de pasar q
una sonora panadera, uno de
los billetes de a $40 que ell bue
no de L~indbergh diera a los
que lie ofrecieran devolverle su
hijo, sin cumplir su palabra.
La mujer es madre, hernia
ma, espCsa amiga y peligrosa
enemiga. Made sabe odiar Y
querer como una mujer;" pero
noSotrOS creiamos que en- ell
Secues,ro del hijo de Lindbergh
nj s,Quiera la "maneiadora'
eSt2ba complicada en- ell case :
crPlamOS que no era possible
encontrar en- los Estados Uni
dos una mujer capaz de adj
mitir complicidad en- ell secues
tro del hijo del h6roe.
Pero la realidad ACADIA de
probarnos 10 contrario Y la po-
hcia buSca ahora a una mujer,
eSperando, por medic de ella,
llegar a los secueStradores a
la2 'bes,ias."
;Verdad es que las mujeres
Sc "e]ndurecen' en- contacto con
los hombres y obedeciendo,
mandando y mortificando a Is
tos; pero nunca llegamos a su-
poner que Sc enccntrara a una
c&paZ de intervenir en- ell Sc
cueStro de un nino como ell de
Alpdbergh y muchO menos de
salir a la Gale con billetes de
los cue fueran robados al c6le-
bre aviador.
La expression "hay hOmbres
para TODD" debe modificarse
de manera que olga: Hay hom
bres y mujeres para TODD, in
clCs1 para la extrema bajeza
de ~secueStrar n;nos.
La gaceta., 1932-04-13
RITZ

De colossal puede conside-
rarse e. loble programa que
hoy st ofrece en- este teatro,
con la exhibition de la peli,G2
la del oeste "Lariats and Six
Shooters" y "Sweepstakes,''
con Ronald Coleman y Marion
Nixon.
La gaceta., 1932-04-13
IOGIA LUZ DE CUBA No.

Por orden del II. Luminar ci
to a los hermanos para Ia tent
da de hoy, microbes 10, en-
nuestro local. Seran tratadas
cuestiones de suma importan-
ella.
FL Secretario.
La gaceta., 1932-04-13
Gran function

En- Ell teatro del Centre Astu-
riano, ell pr6ximo domingo, ba-
10 los auspicios de la Sooied3d
de Socorros Mutuos II! Porve-
mir, con el siguiente programa ;
Sirfonia por la ~orquesta que d.
rige la sehorita Joaquina Plea
10. acompahada por IA sanorita
Azu,ina Priede Y los sehores Jo-
Sc Picallo, Miguel Picallo, Jose
La gaceta., 1932-04-13
Prim communion

PT1Wefu cOWUNlOH =
Ell pasado domingo hitt su
communion Ell graaicso ni1a dc
siete amos Luisito Gonzalez lido
latrado nieto de los conAcidOs
esposos Cristina CrIencic
Gonzalez, muy am gos d. ssta
casa.
Quiera Dios que e factor suel
te presida siempre Ia vida de es.
te cristianito.
La gaceta., 1932-04-13

Cuando ell pueblo argentine
empeZaba a olvidar los abuses
menos importantes del desgo-
bierno del Oral. Uriburu, una
nueva desgracia ha venido-a
afligirle.
DisueIta la Dictadura, los
yolcares de los Andes est&n
larzardo gases y ceniza, Gu :
briendo una extension de 800
millas,
Aver eran los ~militares, los
que at rmentaban al pueblo y
hoy son los volcanes.
Mas tenemOs la seguridad de
cue los argentinos prefieren Ia
era de la raturaleza a las ne
ce@ades y desmanes de un Ii
ranuelo y sus compinches.
~ oiala que Dios interven-
ga a TEMPO, "apaciguando'
los gases y "%poniendo en- reti-
rada' a la ceniza.
La gaceta., 1932-04-13

NEINTIT7, ItTI HOII -
La SraIJ, PahGcci, esposa del
enanito Baron Panucci, que tie
ne SO pufSadas de estatura y
pesa 80 libSs, do aver a luz
una nina normal, que pesa Gin
co libras Y II onzas.
FL enanito Y gu mujer Sc ca.
saron el pasado JUNO, en- Pen
Aania, cuando ambos traba-
~cra los es~pectaculos de
rn@ Gro pnnnc
La gaceta., 1932-04-13
Sc HAN R~EANUDAD1 LAS
~NEGOCIACIONES .CON LOS
SECUESTRADORES DEL
NINO LINDBERGH =

Hopewell, N. J., abrf f3.-El
DE-. John +. Condor, que va pa
CARA $4,000 por Ell rescate del
niho Lindbergh, INDIGO hoy que
Ia removable las ncgociaciones
con los secuestradores de la cria
tura.N,a policia ha recibido un
misterf&o mensaje dici6ndole
dou1 W .l .r.-:J.
La gaceta., 1932-04-13
ROAY

En- West Tampa Sc presen'a
hoy "Marido Y Mujer," cinta
La gaceta., 1932-04-13

Las cuatro paginas de la !
vela "Justicia" Cue acompaE
regularmente a la edici6n q
los sabados, no pudo ser pt
blicadA la semana Ultima, 8
Dido a encont5 AenferIc
varios enGlg II tallees
A partkSsa In mo 81
continuara lioJ 1endo b
de costuh ~ 10 qusAg
mos a r. prs ssscripMe1
sirvanAgaraba el e.Ralta
rior@ Presidey
F@
La gaceta., 1932-04-13
Ell ~BIERNO SOVIET VA
A M~iLITARfZAR LA LTGA
AEREA

Moscu, abril 13,-La deter
minaci6n del Soviet de militari-
gar la Osoaviaknim, la Liga Ae-
The Washington times., 1932-03-11
SEEKS
S50,000,000

The Pennsylvania Railroad has
asked the Reconstruction Finance
Corporation to lend it $4,000, 900
to complete electrification Of the
line between New York and Wash
ington.
In addition to the main line
identification, the road proposes
to use part Of the money for:
Newark improvements, $2,000,.
0c0; Philadelphia improvements,
$9,822,000; Baltimore improve
ments, $1.5Oo.o00; miscellaneous,
81 1854, 900.
The loan was asked for a three
year period. If the road gets the
$50, 900, 900, it will provide the
$13,176,00 balance required to
complete the improvements.
The Washington times., 1932-03-11
HOARD|NG DROP
S87,000,000

Progress was indicated by to-
days figures of the Federal Re
serve Board showing a reduction
of $87;0O0,00O in money circula-
ton since February 10.
The drop in circulation shows
an even greater decrease in
boarding, in the view of experts,
since over this period the seasonal
tendency of money outside Of the
Federal Reserve banks and Treas
ury is upward.
There was an increase in the
gold stocks of the country the
week of March 9 by $4,000, 900,
the first upward movement in
some time. Gold stocks now total
$4,362, 900, 900, a decrease of $685.
000, 900 from last year.
The Washington times., 1932-03-11
COTTON STEADY.
AND TREND
HIGHER

NEW YORK, March II QNS).
Cotton futures were steady today
with prices holding in narrow
range, following slightly higher
tendencies in earlier trading.
There was price fixing for the
Continent combined with other.
scattered trade support. Japanese
interests bought July. New Or
leans bought May and July.
Some Southern Selling
A moderate amount of selling
came form the South. Cooperative
brokers sold December. Wire
firms and commission houses
liquidated near months. -
The New York Cotton Exchange
Service estimated the amount Of
cotton consumed by domestic
mills in February at 447, 900 bales
against the census figures Of 435c
900 consumed in January and 433,-
600 in February, a year ago. -
Liverpool at the time of the
New York market opening was 10
English points higher than due. T.,
Spot Sales Higher
Sales in the spot markets con-
tinued in excess of those Of e
year ago. Exports yesterday made
good showing, largely by virtue
Of shipments Of over 10000 bales
to the Far East.
Midday quotations were off i
to up points, with May up 2
at 7.04; July unchanged at 7.20; ],
October off / at 7.30; December
up / at 7.58, and January un-
changed at 1853.
The Washington times., 1932-03-11
ON LOAN
GROUP BOARD

James A. Soper, vice president
and cashier Of Lincoln National
Bank, has been elected to the
board of directors of Columbia
Permanent Building Association.
Mr.. Soper, a past president of
the local chapter Of the American
Institute of Banking, will fill the
uneXpired term of the late
Alpheus E. Riddle.
Other directors Of the Colum-
bia Association are Melvin C.
Hazen, Alfred H. Taylor, William
p. Richards, Howard r. Norton,
Fred A. Smith, L. Perry West,
n. B. Leary. Mr.. HAGEN is presi-
dent; Mr.. Richards, vice presi.
dent; Floyd e. Davis, treasurer:
Mr.. Smith, secretary, and C. Clin-
ton James, attorney.
The Washington times., 1932-03-11
MARKET LOWER,
WITH LIVELY
SELLING
By LESLIE GOULD

NEW YORK, March II
N.s,)-Steady pressure sent
the stock market lower today
inability Of the list to get any
where in the last few sessions
bringing considerable selling into
the early dealings.
There was little in the news
TO influence the course of trad,
ing. Money in circulation was
down 10000 for the week
but was still nearly $1,000, ,0O0,.
900 above the total a year ago.
Loan OverSubscribed
Brokers loans rose $4,000, 200
last week, the biggest rise since
last summer.
The Treasury 5000, 100000 is.
sue of certificates was over-sub-
scribed more than three times.
Further easing Of money was
disclosed by q new cut in bill
rates foreshadowing a further
reduction in the three per cent
rediScount rate here.
Sterling was lower in London,
dropping six cents to $3.62. The
London market was dull, sharp
contrast with its recent buoy
ancy.
The bond market lost it's vigor,
prices generally easing all along
the line with the exception Cf
govern ment issues, which
showed a steady unde=tone.
Wheat was irregular. Cotton
was steady.
Losses Are Small
Leading stocks like United
States Steel lost about q point
apiece. American Telephone, ex.
dividend today, was down nearly
two points.
Auburn vas an exception, rul-
ing 3 to 4 points higher as the
shorts were run to cover.
Coppers sagged on further
easing Of the price Of metal for
foreign delivery.
Oils were steady,
The Washington times., 1932-03-11
and Pacific
FebruGru Sales Din

Sales of the Great Atlantic &
Pacific Tea Co.,, in the four
weeks ended February 27, were
$69, ,860,876. This compares with
$50, 2,441,242 for the same period
in 1881, a decrease Of $12, $50, 1866,
or 1926 per cent.
February sales are estimated
at 412,767 tons this year, COM
pared with 439,545 in February
1881. This is decrease Of 26,778
tons, or 600 per cent.
The Washington times., 1932-03-11
FAIRBANKS, MORSE co.

Report of Fairbanks, Morse &
Co. and subsidiaries for year
ended December 81, 1881, shows
net loss of $5,168,O54 after taxes,
depreciation, inventory write
down, etc. This compares with
net profit of 1921, ,612, equivalent,
after per cent preferred div
idends, to SO cents a share on
36a,977 common shares in 1880.
The Washington times., 1932-03-11
Untitled Tonnage
Of u. S. Steel Drops

Untitled tonnage of United
States Steel Corporation on Febru-
ary 20, 1882, amounted to 1885,
629 tons, comparing with 2,648,-
$50 tons on January 81, a de-
crease Of 102,521 tons.
On December 81, 1881, untitled
tonnage was 2,735,353 tons; on
November 80, 2,933.891 tons and
on February %, 1881, 1906, 1874
tons.
The Washington times., 1932-03-11
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE
SALES

Washington Railway & Electric
Is, $1,Ooo@s4, $1,O00@S4, $1,000
@S4.
Washington Gas IS. 5000 l01.
The Washington times., 1932-03-11

Washington Gas IS. 5000 l01.
Public Utility Bonds Bid Ask
Amer Tel & Tel AVS 80. HOS I....,
Am Tel & Tel C'tI Tr SIS. 99h ....
Anacostia & Pot r r 5s... 511a So
Ana & Pot Guar IS. ...... S4Ai....
C q p Tel OF Va 6s.. 80 l10Oh
Cap Traction r 5s..... 61h IS
City & Suburban 5s..,.... ~ So
GeOrg etown Gas LIST 5s. ....I SEX ,....
Potomac Elec Cons 5S...... 100 l10l
Potomac Elec 6s 1953... 104 i0e
Wash Alex 4 Mt ctI. 49, 2 ....
Washington Gas 4hs.....l 81 80
Washington Gas 5s......... 99h 1902
Wash Gas SIS series A...... 99% I10OK
Wash Gas 6a series P :. tlO2 Z. -.
Wash Ry & Elec 4s,.a... 81 IS
Miscellaneous Bonds
Barber & Ross 6as ,,..... so 49,.
Chevy Chase Club 5hs..... 90 HOO
Col Country Club 5hS..,... 100 1O3
W N Cold Storage Ss.....l % l.....
Public Utility stocks
Amer Tel & Tel. ........... 1925 .....
CAPITAL TRACTION Co ....... Is" 20
N. & W. Steamboat ....l14O HIS
The Washington times., 1932-03-11
Loans to Brokers
Increase Sharply

Loans on stocks and bonds to
brokers and dealers by reporting
Federal Reserve member banks
in New York city increased $751;.
600, 900 during the week ended
March 9 to $552, ,00O, 900.
This compares with $495, ,000, 900
last week, with low of $486, ,000,-
900 on February 10 and with ST.
819, ,00O, 900 on March II, 1881.
The increase was the largest since
July /, 1881.
The Washington times., 1932-03-11
Safety Record Set
Moving Explosives

Enormous quantities of explo-
siveS, gasoline, acids, compressed
gases, corrosive and poisonous
liquids and other dangerous
articles were transported in 1881
by the railroads of the United
States and Canada without the
loss of a single life, and with
injury to only 20 persons, a
safety record.
This was reported by B. W.
Dunn, chief inspector, at the an
nual meeting in New York of the
members Of the Bureau Of Ex-
ploSives, which includes 465 rail-
roads.
The Washington times., 1932-03-11

Canada
New York funds in Montreal, $106.25
premium at $1,000.
Montreal funds in New York. &l0s.25
discount at $1,000.
The Washington times., 1932-03-11

81 6E Zonits Prod O... 81 9H- i
(a) Optional stock cash. Gb) Partly extra. Extra
tl s5Oths Of share ~ stock ts) PAID 1881 Ghl Pay
stock and cash (d) Extra Including
able stock. (kl PaId this [AA) l0Ss in stock
lwwl With worrants. (1w) Without variants 90 Exo
dividend. ~ Ex.rghtS.
Dividend dollars in parsntheseR
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Antioquia 7s 2 As II
AntiOquia rs d '4S -
Berlin 6hs 80 ......
Berlin ss "a .....-.
Buen Airs SIS CProv)
Buenos Air Sc Prov.
bulgaria TVS 'ss.....
Cologne 6Ihs 80.
Columbia as Jan.....!
Denmark 6ks b'S.....
Denmrak IS '42...-.
C@yman Gov intl hhs.
GERMAN RAo rs '49...
Marseilles 6S.....,..'.., Y
New south wales 5s...
peru &c go.
peru &c '61.
Rome Sbs......,....
Ruman'a Mon Insti IS.
Tokia SIS. ...,..:;h
IN King @ p 4 ! Shs,
Upper Austria shs'''I
The Washington times., 1932-03-11
CHEEKY Trade
News Tips

General Tire pays fifty.
ninth consecutive dividend.
Increased dividend paid by
Tide Water Oil.
Steel price average ad-
vance recorded.
More electric appliances
sold for homes.
Assets ratio higher for
General Foods.
The Washington times., 1932-03-11
PENNSYLVA LOADINGS

Total cars handled by the Penn
sylvania railroad system FOL the
week ended March 5 were 90,315,
against 89,032 cars last week and
1850 cars last year.
The Washington times., 1932-03-11
INTERSTATE STORES

Interstate Department Stores
has deferred action on dividends
on its common stock, now on a So
annual basis, until after results
for the first six months of 1882
are available. .,
The Washington times., 1932-08-31
Air Engineer
1sNeW Degree

CatholiS UniVersity'S place
in the advancement of aeronau-
teal science has been recog-
nized for several years. 1t an
nounceS now the completion
of arrangements for a full four
year bachelors degree in aero
nautical engineering. Prof.
Louis H. Crook, head Of the de-
partment of aeronautics and
mechanics, has made its lab
Oratories available to Govern
ment and commercial research
workers, with whom he has col
Elaborated in a number of mark
edly successful aerodynamical
experiments.