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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-08-24
A1lEl1IKAI MAGYAR IfIRLAP

8 tudja az orszagat a legjobhaf
kormanyozni.
Machado tehat maradt s mer
az ellentallas Is elkeseredes egy
re nagyobb lett, egyre zsarno
kibb, egyre veresebb lett az ural
ma. A nep koldus Is rongyokbar
jar, q tanult emberek ezrei I
b0rtonokben szenvedtek, = "a,
zong&s vezet5i kozu1 ezreket .
a dikt&tor akaratab6l meg
oltek.
Mindez azonban mem buktatts
volna meg Machadot, ha mem
ejti st Ell Washington.
A cubai diktator sorsa es J
cubai nep sorsa Washingtonbar
|d6lt el, ahol az vi kormany az
mondta Wall Streetnek, hogy
e1sg volt, hogy a kamatok feje'
ben mem lehet orokke keresztre.
feszitetten tartani egy orszagot
Abban pillanatban, mikor az
amerikai kovet tudatta Machado
val, hogy Roosevelt kormanys
tobbe nem tamogatja, diktatol
sorsa meg volt pecsetelve {,
csak az maradt kerdesben. hogy
mikor es milyen modon fog al
lama eler6l tavozni.
Cuba nepe halas, amiert Roost
velt a diktatort eluzte es az al
kotmanyos jogokat biztositotts
ujra a nep szamara.
Ezzel azonban mines a helyzet
mcgoldva.
Ha a Machado utodatol az
anaerikai nagytoke eppen olyan
pontosan akarja az uzsora-kama-
tekat Is q torleszteseket kollek-
talni, mint az elliott eln6ktol
akkor a nep sorsa nem va1tozik
S akkor az vi elnok is csak fegy-
veres eroszakkal tud uralkodni
az orszagban. Mert fegyverek
nelkul keptelen lesz az ehes en-
berekb6l kipreselni a kamatokat
Mem az vi elnokon es mem
Cuba nepen mulik, hogy mi ko.
vetkezik abban szerencsetlennt
tett orszagban, hanem Roose
velten. Ha washington kor
many tovabbra is kollektora les
a Wall Streetnek. akkor jaj les;
ezutan is Cuba nepenek.
+ Ha azonban Roosevelt igazsa
got szerez a bankaroknal Cub;
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-08-24
Az egeszsEg kepmAsa lett

Mrs. %. 8. Kammerer, Iiltlestown-
b6l. Pa. irja: "Het eyas kis fianlnak
.nehany hcti id5k0z0thrn rendszerint
gyomcrrontasa szo,.ott tenni, de
ami6fa Fornt-ftle Alpenkrautert
hasznalia. egyetlcn rohama sem volt:
meghisott 4s az egeszs6gnek val6sa.
gos k3pmasa" Ennek. az id6 altal XII
pr6balt keszitm9nvnek kitiin6 hatA-
ga van az emeszt6s 4s szekletelt&vo-
litAs folyamatara ee el6segiti az ep
es egeszseges test felGpiteset. A For
ni-f@le Alpenkrauter drogistakhal mem
kaphat6. Csakis kiil6n helyi tgyn6
k0k Arusitjak. Ha a szomszedsagban
meg nincs helyi ugyn0k. egy nagy
pr6baiiveget b6rmentesen kiild Onnek
egy dollar4rt Or. Peter Fahrney q
Sons Co., 2501 Washington Blvd,
Chicago. III. Irjon ingyenes magyar
olvasni val6ert 4s felvilagosit&s6rt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-08-24

al6l szabaduljon ) mGgegyszer
visszanyerje gazdasagi onall6sa-
gat, amt a cukortruszt elvett 4
sziget nepet6l,
Ha Roosevelt EFT megteszi,
akkor Vi dealt ad Cuba nepenek
s akkor Latin Amerikaban a
yankeet sokkal kevesbe fogjak
azutan gyiilolni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-08-24

i
van az egesz vilagon. Mem azert
inert nem tudnak eleget termel-
nj, hanem azert, inert a termelt
javakat egyenesen, becsiiletesen
es helyesen elosztani mem tud-
jak, illet6leg = mem akarjak.
Akarmelyik vegletben keres
Europa menedeket, aminthogy a
nincstelen Is lazongo tomegek
el5bb-utobb menedeket keresnek
politikai terror lesz az utmutat6
szamukra.
Sem a voros veglet, sem a
Mussolini vagy Hitler fele fe-
her vagy barna bolsevizmus mem
eleg jozanak ahhoz, hogy a to-
megek es az uralkodo osztalyok
nagyobb vitak nelkiil elfogadjak
az nj rendszert. Csak politika1
terror segitsegevel tudjak ext
ateroszakolni egy-egy orszagban
Roosevelt es az Egyesilt Al
lamok ugyannbba az iranyba
;ndultak. amelyben Moszkva es
Olaszorszag haladnak, de poll
tikai terror nelkul.
lit egyszeriien torvenyes esz-
kozokkel, torvenyes uton, "a par
lament akaratabol es a valasztd
polgarsag nyomasara csinaltak
meg forradalmi ujjitast, amely
egyelore mem toke, de a ter
melt javak helyesebb es tisztes-
segesebb elosztasat keresi.
Es ha termelt javak helye-
sebb e1osztasa mem lesz elegen-
de ARA, hogy a nincstclen tome
gek, meg a long islandi milliar-
dosok kozti Macy tavolsagot at
hidalja, akkor maid vagyonok
felosztasat is megprdbaljak -
szinten torvenYes utaken, vi
! rendszeru adozasokkal - ebben
az orszagban.
Europa heiyteienii1 teszi. mi
kor a Roosevelt igyekezetet le-
kicsinyli (leginkabb azert, inert
haborus adossagokat mem
akarta egy szora elengedni) es
ugyanabba a hibaba esik, amt
Oros sgal szaa76sn elkovet-
tex.
H. oeosz al1aHso g1a aNaf-
ia v a ias corsis5ia 50 raj
re"-e. koraIrennl hane.a ig G.
keztek voina AZ orosz n6ppe
erintkezesben maradni, akkor ms
sokkal jobb kepe lenne a vi
lagnak.
Akkor Oroszorszag nem men
volna mindennel a yegletekbe
akRor a voros tulzas nagy mer
tekben lie lett volna minden vo
nalon tompitva es terror men
lett volna olyan remes es veres
Es ha Oroszorszaggal erint
kezve, a programszerii allan
gazdasagot el6bb 1ekopiroztul
volna, inert manapsag az
tessziik akkor a 5 depressi'
nyomorusagat talan likvidaltul
volna egy-ket evvel el6bb a
egesz vilagon.
Europa bekes forradalma
meg mem latott Is mem tapasz
1 talt.
OFT a hatalom urai es birto
kosai mindig butak Is vakol
voltak, OFT mindig megvartak
amig a forradalom a fejeiket lie
csapta.
Ha tobb megertest mutatna
max a Roosevelt programme irant
ha koze1ebbrol figyelnek, hog.
mi megy vegbe ebben az orszag
ban, akkor mem irnanak ossz
az Industrial Recovery Act-rG
annyi butasagot, hanem kinyit
max szemeiket Is tanu1nanal
ettol az orszagtol.
Europa beketlen nemzeteir
mem vart egyeb, mint hogy eg,
veres forradalom utan mindel
nemzet ralepjen a bolsevizmus
vagy a korlatozott kapitalizmu
utjara.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-08-24

LuIOPd SoldSAueoA uAAs ~
talan meg az europaiak nincse-
mex dologgal egeszen tisztaban
Valasztaniuk kell az europai
nemzeteknek, hogy Moszkvat
Mussolinit, vagy Rooseveltet fog
Jake kovetni, inert bizonyos,
hogy a regi utakon tovabb mem
jarhatnak.
Europa egyes allamaiban mem
akarjak tudomasul venni, hogy
mezogazdasagi gepek es az
iparban alkalmazott gepek Vi
korszakot hoztak a evilagra es
hogy feudalis-burzsoa rend-
seer tobbe regi formaiban mem
tud letezni.
Mem tudott azokban kere-
tekben Oroszorszag megmarad-
nj, amely mask vegletet va
lasztotta es mem tudott abban
megr,araf'ni Olaszors zag. ahoi
Nucsol;,ri feher bolsevizmus
egy bizonvos formaiat kerest1
neo a nemzete szamara.
Akar 10y. akar ugy. kapita-
lizmus anarchisztikus fornaja
cs6dott mondott es ha ait egyes
allamok hatalmon levo osztalyai
meg meglatni mem tudtak, vagy
inkabb mem akartak, az a dolgon
semmit mem valtoztat.
Voltakepen egy iranyban ha1ad
Moszkva, Roma, Berlin es Wash
ington, csak az utaik es eszko-
zeik kiilonboznek egymastol.
A gepek, amelyek a munkat az
embermilliok kezebol kiutottek,
olyan nagy vagyonokat termel-
mex, hogy az emberiseg eletszin-
vonala eddig ismeretlen magas-
sagokba tudna emelkedni.
Ha r,erH foglalna le a terme-
les eszkOzeit az uralkodo osz-
tally profit szamara es kizaro-
lag a profit szamara es ha ez
a kapzsisag tiem d5ntene ossze
az egesz termeiesis Is profit
rendszert.
Bizonyos tarsadalmi (allami)
ellenorzes ala ke1l mindeniitt q
teralelest helyezni, hogy gepek
meakaerejet ne csak toke ia
lark aga hasznalja a maga eel
iairs hanem tomegeket is
nentse fel tizenket oras mum.
kat5l.
blzonyos ellenorzes szikse
ges, hogy a vagyonhalmozas ne
okozzon minden otodik evber
negy evig tarto depressiot a vi
lagoon.
Es az ellenorzes ait jelenti
hogy a t6ke anarchiajanak vege
hogy tomegek reszt kernek ;
gepek altal olyan tiinemenye:
gyorsasaggal termelt javakbol.
Minthogy az orosz uralkodt
osztaly mem volt hajlando osz
toni, a nincstelenek minden
kicsavartak a kezukb6l es cell
minaljak' ait az osztalyt, amel,
onz5 modon mindent maganal
kivant haracsolni.
Mikor Olaszorszagban maid
mem ez kovetkezett be, megjelen
a szinen Mussolini, aki rakeny
szeritette az uralkodo osztalyt
hogy osztozzek.
S inert Musso1ini masken
mem tudott boldogulni, politika
terrort ragadott magahoz E
epen ugy mint vorosek Orosz
orszagban, Mussolini is nyil1
terrorral birta az ura1kodo osz
talyt nemi - nagyon lenyegte
len - osztozasra.
Ha Hitler maga talan nem ez
az utat akarna kovetni, ha nals
tisztan egyeni ambicio lenne {
forradalom mozgat6 ereje, ne
met nep ontudaton alul szinter
eek fele celok fele torekszik.
Mem azert csoportosultak
nemet mi1liok a horogkereszte.
zaszlo ala, inert a zsid6kat vagJ
= radikalisokat 1e akartak gyil
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-08-24
Machado utan

Cuba. vereskezii sdiktatorat Ell
iiztek Is e pillanatban mem az q
fontos, hogy XII, hanem az, hogy
mi jon Machado utan Cubaban
Az eliizott zsarnok megerde-
melte a sorsat, talan rosszabt
sorsot is erdemelne, de nem volt
Okla a cubai nyomornak.
J6 viszonyok kszt keriilt a
hatalomra, azutan meg jobb vi
szonyok, boom" kovetkezett q
szigetorszagban Is a cukoriiltet-
venyek munkasai selyemingekbe
mentek a munkaba, gyiirukkel
es aranylancokkal voltak meg
rakva.
Az allamjovedelmek emelked.
tex IS inert a depressiot senki
el6re mem latta, nagyaranyu epit-
kezeseket csinaltak.
Havana ragyogo es csillogd
fovaros lett, melyre biiszke le-
hetne nagyobb es gazdagabb or
szag is Cubanal 5 az allambarl
utak es vasutak epultek. Az epit
kezeshez sziikseges penzt kol-
cson vettek ebben az orszagban
Az amerikai nagytoke szinten
ait hitte, hogy a tizenket centes
cukor orokke tart es nemcsak
az allam cukortermeset faltak
fel, hanem gyarakat, villanyte-
lepeket S villanyosvasutakat csi-
naltak.
Cuba allamadossaga es a ma
ganvallalkozasokba fektetett anne
rikai tSke a ketezermilli6 dollart
elerte.
A tartozasokra pzsorakamatot
kellett fizeniik, az ameriksi ma
gan befektetesek szinten u.sora-
iovedeimeket akartak.
Il
Is Machadonak utana kellett
nezni, hogy EFT inegkapjuk.
Mert konnyii franciaknak AIT
iizenni Washingtonba, hogy az
adossagot nem fogjak fizetni
konnyii AIT meg Nemetorszag-
max is megtenni.
A Karabi tengerek szerencset-
len lakoinak ez mem all mod
jukban.
Ha a kormanyon levo uraE
nem tudnak megfelel6 kamatjo
vedelmet kisajtolni nepbol, ak
kor a Wall Street = Washing
tonon keresztul - egyszeriier
forradalmat, kormanyvaltozas
csinal az orszagban.
Akad mindig politikus, aki haj
lando Wall Street kivansagai
max megfelel6 adot kipreselni
polgartarsaibol, ha hatalma
neki atadjak.
Machado EFT jol tudta es ig,
mindent megtett, hogy a Wal
Streetnek jaro torleszteseket Fl
Jesse.
S inert a nep AFT szepszereve
mem birta. alaposan felfegyver
zett, eros katonasaggal rakt;
meg az orszagot, nehogy a nyo
morgo tomegek elvise1hetetlel
terhei robbanast okozzanak
lelokjek a kormanyt a helyer6I
A katonasag termeszetese,
szinten nagy osszegekbe kerul'
ami a terheket emelte.
| Hiaba panaszkodott az orszae
hiaba 1azadoztak az elviselhetet
len terhek ellen az adofizet6l
Machado a Wall Streetnek jar
kamatokat es torleszteseket Fl
zette es ennek e11eneben Wash
ington diktatort minden ereje
vel tamogatta.
Termeszetes, hogy ilyen v
szonyok .k6zt diktator Is zsai
nok lett az elnokb6l, aki ner
volt zsarnok, mikor el6szor
hatalmat Atvette.
| A helyzet nem adott mas va
lasztast a szamara, minthogy IA
vozzkk a helySrSl vapv a lesze
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-08-24

allamokban fenntartani, de azok-
ban sem sok&ig.
Evening star., 1933-12-13

ports Of copper, which for the first 10
months of this year were 119, ,480 tons
Of refined and blister against los. .896
tons in the same 1882 period. Mean
while, however, world consumption, out
side of North and South America, was
less. The American Bureau Of Metal
Statistics reported the monthly average
use for the lrst 10 months of 1888 was
65,413 tons against 65.541 tons in the
corresponding period Of last year,. {
Demand Is Spurred.
Electrihcation undertaken by the
railroads, notably the Pennsylvania; the
betterment In electrical appliances
especially In the lighter industries and
household fields, have been encouraging
The trade got somewhat of a shock,
however, when an award on con-
ductor cable for the transmission
line to connect Muscle Shoals with
Norris Dam, near Knoxville, Tenn,
went to aluminium manufacturers.
Purely from an economic point OF
view, the metal trade hopes the code
will not set too high price level for
copper, since there has been acciImu-
lated around 100000 tons Of scrap
some bought on imitation threats last
month-which would come on the mar
ket when the metal reaches 10 cents a
pound. Such a development would
check the reduction Of present stocks,
which approximate $4,000 tons.
tCopyright, 1933)
Evening star., 1933-12-13
GAIN CONTINUES
AT STEEL PLANTS
Bulge of Shipping Orders
on Expiring Contracts
Stressed.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, December 13.-Produc-
ton In the iron and steel industry has
made another contraseasonal gain,
largely because of bulge in shipping
orders against expiring contracts.
Under the steel code, all contract ton
mage remaining unshipped on the final
day of a calendar quarter is auto
matically Cancelled. On products which
have been advanced in price there is
every incentive to take full shipments
against commitments made at lower fig
ureS
This is particularly true of products
like pig iron and bars, plates and shapes
for which contracts at pre-code prices
are still in force, says the Iron Age.
In the case OF materials which have
not been advanced in price for the first
quarter the approaching inventory peri
cd is having the customary effect of
holding back orders. Deferred replen-
ishment Of stocks in these products will
tend to Offset anticipatory accumula-
tions dictated by price considerations.
Expected in New Year.
Rail orders have not yet affected
production except in the South, where
the Ensley Mill has resumed operations
and six additional open-hearth furnaces
have been lighted. Northern mills
which participated in the Pennsylvania
Railroads distribution of 100000 tons of
rails do not expect to start rolling the
steel until late in the Winter.
1T is precisely because SO much ma
turing business, public works projects
included, will not reach the mills until
next year that the outlook for the first
quarter is regarded as so promising. De-
lays affecting rail and railroad equip
ment business are matched by further
impediments in the automobile pro-
gram.
Late delivery of dies and slowness In
mastering new production processes
particularly front-end construction, have
held back motor car output to such
an extent that major purchases OF
steel which had been expected the lat
ter part of this month may not reach
the mills until the last half of January
But there is nothing to prevent a sharp
upturn of automobile production, once
preliminary operating difficulties are
solved, unless labor unrest, stirred up
Evening star., 1933-12-13

by consistent agitation, should result In
further organized disturbances.
In fact, lingering labor difficulties in
Michigan, in the captive coal mines and
In the West Virginia steel mills consti-
tute the only ominous element.
/. Public works are predominant In cur
rent structural steel awards, which total
28,300 tons, compared with 22,300 tons
week ago.
"A rise i'll American steel export busi-
ness is being felt abroad, particularly
by Welsh tin plate mills. Nevertheless
British production gained in November,
pig iron output being 374, 300 tons, COM
pared with 373, 800 tons in October, and
the steel ingot total being 695 900 tons,
as against 668,300 tons.
Higher prices on heavy melting steel
at Pittsburgh and Chicago have raised
the Iron Age composite for scrap from
$40 to $10.25 ton. The pig iron and
finished steel composites are unchanged
at $500 ton and 2.028 cents a pound,
respectively.
"As against a steel production sched-
ule at the beginning Of the week of
31.5 per cent, current operations are
estimated by the Iron Age as 301a per
cent compared with 27l2 per cent a
week ago."
Evening star., 1933-12-13
Brokers' Comment

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, December 13.-Brokers
today look for an extension of the up
turn in stocks.
Munds, Winslow g. Potter-We look
for resumption of the rise.
Paine, Webber & Cove would hold
trading commitments for higher prices
Hornblower & Weeks-In our opinion
the market continues to perform in an
encouraging fashion.
j. S. Bache & Cot is our current
view that with the major trend con-
tinulng upward. such additional minor
recessions as materialize will invite an
increasingly strong demand for equities
Evening star., 1933-12-13
Cottonseed Crush
Smaller Than for
Period Year Ago

BY the Associated Press
Cottonseed crushed in the four month
period August l to November 80 was
reported by the Census Bureau today to
have totaled 1,s7s.3o2 tons, compared
with aloe, $40 tons IN the same period
a year ago, and cottonseed on hand at
mills November 80 totaled 1,342, $40
tons compared with 1,442,585 tons a
year ago.
Cottonseed products produced in the
four month period and on hand Novem-
ber 30 were reported as follows:
Crude oil produced, Gil SAC, ,339 pounds,
compared with GAG, l08, ,060. and on hand,
159,S76.8 .8O7 pounds, compared with 146,-
793,161. :
Refined oil produced, 444 1902, ,738
pounds, compared with 472, ,S3l ,297, and
on hand, 723,138,473 pounds, compared
with 670, ,806,763.
Cake and meal produced, 888, 8,055 tons,
compared with 9,006, and ON hand,
315,070 tons, compared with 367, ,469.
Hulls produced, 535, ,5O8 tons, COM
pared with 596,387, and on hand,
147,877 tons, compared with 261 ,65l.
Linters produced, 352,676 running
bales, compared with 331 ,653, and on
hand, 159,473 running bales, compared
with 277 ,403.
Evening star., 1933-12-13
OUTLOOK IMPROVES.
FOR COPPER TRADE.
Activity Abroad Comedies
With Slight Gain in Do
mestic Orders.
BY JOHN A. CRONE.
Special Dispatch to The star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, December 13.-Activity
Of copper in European markets CO.
incides with some slight improvement
in domestic demand and inquiries and
discussions of a code here today for red
metal fabricators along with new prices
for metal products made from copper.
Although the export quotations of IT'S
to TBS cents pound remain unchanged,
copper in Europe Is moving relatively
more freely than in this country. In
the United States, however, the better
ment in building construction, the public
works program and the bright prospects
for the automotive and refrigeration
industries next year promise large use
of the metal.
o. The copper trade at present Is con-
cerned about the inability OF the two
groups of producers-the mining COM
panies and the custom smelters-to get
together on an N. R. A. code. The
"first-hand" and partially second hand
producers differ on price levels, quotas
and tariff demands.
Cash Positions Differ.
Those mines with large supplies of
refined on hand, especially such outfits
DIS are uOI III exceptionally uQulQ CdSn
position, want one price. Others strong
in cash would be willing to get a lower
price for their metal that remains to be
dug out of the ground, while custom
Smelters are less interested in price than
in volume. The latter group likewise
are not SO interested in a tariff, since
metal beyond these borders smelts Just
about as well as that dug within the
United States.
Dancing dollars, which in mid-No-
vember put export copper to 8A cents,
were the same force that had previously
lifted other world metals. At that time
the trade heard that world stocks in
October were cut about $4,000, 900
pounds, with those in North and South
America combined down about 16,000,-
900 pounds and stocks in Europe up
about 100000 pounds. At the then
rate of Notwithstanding stocks
were normal-the American copper in
dustry could have been operating
around 35 per cent instead of at II
per cent.
Dollar fluctuations in November are
believed to have increased sharply ex-
Evening star., 1933-12-13
BUILDING PERMIT TOTAL
FOR 215 CITIES GAINS

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, December 13.-Dun &
Bradstreet report an increase Of 68
per cent in building permits in 215
representative cities of the country
for November. as contrasted with Oc-
tober. The November total amounted
to SIT, $685. .488, compared with S26, 6,l98.-
342 in October The total i'll each case
does not include public utilities and
public works.
Evening star., 1933-12-13

but-in - simplicity itself. The same handle that
raises the window glass also slides back horizon
tally to the ventilating position, and then the for
ward motion of the car draws the air out of the
body. Drafts are eliminated, passenger comfort
is assured, and windshield will not fog in cold
weather. Another interesting feature of the Ford
system the windshield can be opened! This,
and the cowl ventilator, provide the additional
air needed for hot.weather comfort.
q Greater Beauty-New Radiator Shell
- and GriIle-Fenders In Color
A car to be proud of, the Ford VS. for 1884 has
newly designed chromium.plated radiator shell
and grille, and other distinctive features Interiors
are more attractive, with new tufted upholstery,
Evening star., 1933-12-13
NET DEMAND DEPOSITS
OFF SHARPLY IN WEEK

By the Associated Press.
Net demand deposits Of weekly re-
porting member banks showed a sharp
drop during the week ended December
as the change was measured by the
Federal Reserve Board. In the table
that follows the total of such deposits
is given for comparable periods, as
announced by the board:
Week ended December SIC, o,653 oO0, 900
Previous week ........ 10,751 900 900
Same week last year. ... 10,860 ,00O, 900
Evening star., 1933-12-13
FREDERICKSBURG SHIRT
FACTORY SHUT DOWN
.,.,.,D,spatcb to The Star.

special Dispatch to The Star.
FREDERICKSBURG, Va, December
13-Fffty-three operatives, principally
women. were thrown out of work yes
terday when the Fredericksburg Shirt
Co, owned by the Morris Weinpan Co.,
Of Baltimore, shut down, probably
until January @"
The company owns IA plants in Viz
ei,,ia MARYLAND and Pennsylvania.
The shutdown was attributed to the
,ocs of orders. Ernest Leitch, foreman,
said said he had $4,000 finished shirts in
stock
Evening star., 1933-12-13
OIL OUTPUT CLIMBS.

NEW YORK, December 13 lP).-Daily
average gross crude oil production in
the United States increased 122,7o0 bar
rels in the week ended December 9,
totaling 2,3l7,750 barrels, the American
Petroleum Institutes weekly summary
indicates. Daily average production
east of California increased 800 bar
rels to 1,813,350 barrels.
Evening star., 1933-12-13
Put 1t to the Test

Ride in this New Ford V.8 for 1884 and find
out-personally-w it can do. 1t is the
one sure way to find out which car gives you
the most for your money.
Evening star., 1933-12-13
SALE OF LOEW'S STOCK
SET FOR DECEMBER 19
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press. .
NEW YORK, December 13.-The sale
at auction of 660,900 common shares of
Loew's, Inc, scheduled for yesterday,
has been postponed until December 10.
Postponement was taken at the request
of holders of notes of the Film Securi-
ties Corporation, under which the stock
was pledged as security. The Loew'S
shares represent an approximate As per
cent control. They were purchased by
the Fox film interests in 1929 and subse-
quently transferred to Film Securities,
Fox subsidiary. The latter defaulted
in payment of principal of notes on
April l last.
Evening star., 1933-12-13
LOCOMOTIVES PURCHASED.

ST. PAUL, December 13 R).-Negoti-
ations for the purchase Of 10 steam pas
senger locomotives, costing $1,250, 900.
from the Baldwin Locomotive Works
of Philadelphia were concluded yester-
day, G. c. Kyle, purchasing agent Of the
Northern Pacific Railway, said.
Evening star., 1933-12-13
NASH ORDERS PILE UP.

KENOSHA. Wis December 13 IP).-
officials of the Nash Motor Co. yester-
day said that orders for 1884 models SO
far in December totaled $3.50 units-the
largest amount for the entire month of
December since 1925.
Evening star., 1933-12-13
PRICED AS LOW AS $515

F. o. B. Detroit, plas freight, tax and delivery Bumpers
snd spare tire extra. Small down payment. Easy serms
Evening star., 1933-12-13
G p LoADINGs DOWN.

NEW YORK, December 13 R-
sr,tiern pacific Railroad handled 49,
% "a revenue freight cars the s.ss week end, nd
ID December 9, compared WIN lo,Is4
he previous week and 1900 the same
seek last year.