davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1936-05-14
PAUL BONCOUR INFORMA
QUE LAS FORTIFICACIO-
MES ESTAN CONSTRUI-
DAS

Paris, mayo 14.-Paul Bon
.cour ,en representation del go
.bierno frances, inform6 aver a
Antonio Eden, ell ministro de ne
gocios extranjeros de Inglate-
ira, que en- este mes de mayo A
lemania tiene sc, 900 soldados
regulares y 100000 hombres
que pertenecen a organization
mes semi-militares, en- la zOna
de la Renania, y que las fortifi-
caciones en- csc lugar, en- contra
de los tratados, va estan con-
cluidas. La misma information
Sc di6 por Boncour al jefe del
gobierno de Belgica.
La gaceta., 1936-05-14

New York, mayo 14-Affr-
mase en- esta ciudad, pOr los
bien enterados, que Primo Car
nera colgara les guantes des-
pu@s de su pelea con Leroy Hay
mes Y marsharA a su hogan en-
Sequals, Italia. Parte del dine
ro que ell italiano ha ganado con
sus puios, 10 reclaman para ST
individuos que lie sirvieron de
directores o ayudantes; pero.
Carnera tiene una villa ele2an-
tie Y ha invertido dinero en- en-
presas GU lie rendiran utilidad.
Cuando Sc retire del "ring"
ell Gigantic, no obstante los ru-
mores en- contrario, podra, mi
rar al pcrvenir con menos in
luietud que ell $50 de los gla-
diadores. Gene Tunney Y Jakk
Dempsey guardaron ell dinero
que supieron ganar y dicese que
en- las mismas condolences sc
lsncuentran Jimmy McLarnin,
Billy Petrolle, Max Schmelling
~ Jack Sharkey. Max Baer tie
ne su dinero atado de modo que
no puede cogerlo.
Primo empez6 sin NADIA y hoy
tiene 10 suficiente para vivir
sin que los acreedores vayan de-
tras de el y puizas sin tener que
TRAFALGAR.
En- los primeros amos de su
carrera a Primo Sc lie conside-
raba como un fen6meno, a cau-
sa de su ~estatura, y este lie ayu-
do a llenar su bolsa. Fue enton-
ces que gan6, ahorr6 e invirti6
provechosamente.
En- los dos 1ltimos amos, Luis
Soresi, Ell banquero que dej6 ell
La gaceta., 1936-05-14
LIGA NACIONAL

Cada "team" peg6 IA hits, pc
no ell Filadelfia aprovech6 me-
ior los suyos, en- detrimento de
los Rojos. Tres pitchers utilize
cada novena.
Cincinnati 7c, 14h, lie.
Filadelfia g., 14h, lie.
Las Abejas atropeIlaron a los
Cubs en- ell decimo "inning", cal
zandose Ell pitcher MacFayden
la victoria. Alfonso Lopez dis :
par6 un hit e hizo una de las ca
rreras de su club.
Pittsburg &c, Oh lie.
Boston &c, Oh, lie.
La gaceta., 1936-05-14


ron James j. Braddock, Ell cam
pe6n del peso complete; Tony
Canzoneri, ell campe6n del peso
ligero, Y Ali Bahia, Ell nuevo cam
pe6n de luchas.
Aver pesaba Luis 214 libras
y parecia algo gordo alrededor
de la parte media del cuerpo;
pero ell entrenador Jack Black
burn asegura que en- 10 dias de
ejercicios le bajarA a 2O6, las
mismas que desea pesar para su
combate con Ell aleman Max
Schmeling.
Mike Jacobs, empresario, OBJ
sequi6 a Luis con un pastel mo-
numental y Nat Fleischer, Ell e.
ditor de 'SThe Ring, lie di6 un
IEintur6n como premio de sus
proezas.
Ed Van Every lie entreg6 IN
ejemplar de su nuevo libro, &c
sc Luis, Hombre y Super2ladia-
! DOR.
Cuando la fiesta Sc celebrabe
lego la nCticia de que la Madi.
son Square Garden Sc prOponia
ofrecerle al campe6n Braddocl
un match con John Henry Lew
is, ell negro campe6n de la'
175 libras.
La gaceta., 1936-05-14
LOYAL KNIGHTS OF
AMERICA

Pcr este medic Sc lie informa
a todas aluellas personas que
tengan entradas para vender
del Picnic que esta Logia tiene
crganizado para ell pr6ximo Do
mingo, que Sc presenter para
reportar las vendidas Ell pr6xi-
mo Viernes a las 8 p. M. en- ell
local de la Loaih. Toda persona
que no reporte, se considerara
como que las ha vendido.
Rafael CosiO,
Secretario.
La gaceta., 1936-05-14
Primo Camera piensa retrarse del cuadrdatesp
Lleva ocho amos de pugiIista y pesa
todavia ESQ libras

banco para constituirse en- d.
rector del gigantic, ha emplea-
do Ell dinero de su patrocinadO
con apreciable ventaja. Incl
dentalmsnte, la experienced ha
hecho a Primo mas cauteloso dc
10 que era en- su primera epcea.
Tiene 80 amos de edad Y tenia
% cuando Paul Journee, ell vie
jo pdgil frances del peso com
pleto, llam6 la atenci6n de Leon
See, pn empresario Y manager
Frances, scbre las condolences
ffsicas del italiano. See lie con-
virti6 en- boxeadOr Y explode CO
mo attraction s ~uestatura. Nun
ca nrey6 que appendices a DO
xear y mucho menos que Aega-
Sc a campe6n.
La estatura de Primo es de
6 pies Y z pulgadas con un pc
so de 26O libras. Su mandlbula
parece suelta, coAyante, Y sus
pies son enormes.
jeff Dickson, Ell americana
que es empresario en- Paris,
concerto Ia pelea entire Carne-
ra y Stribling y di6 a la carre-
ra del italiano ell impulse desi-
civo.
La gaceta., 1936-05-14

caHando, Y Gasparillo dijo tfmi-
damente:
mo me cuesta NADIA.
lie 10 han regalado?-pre
gunt6 Mario.
kJo 10 creo,-repusO An
drea,-pOrque 81 apenas trata
con nadie. iQuien habia de re-
gal&rselo?
Womo quien confiesa an cri.
meg. Gasparillo balbuce6, me-
jor que dije inclinando aver
gonzado Ia sabem:
-Lo he hecho 20.
'lC6mO pintar el RSombro de
todos al DIR estas pala0as?
sell
iBrae possible que el hubiese
hOdelado aquel grupO, sin ha-
Der estudiado escultural
La gaceta., 1936-05-14
D-ESCUBIERTO PETROLEO
EN- Ell PTRINEO

Madrid, mayo a. d Jose Ma
ria de Pedro, un conocido inge-
Micro de minas, di6 aver la noti-
ella de haberse encontrado pc
tr6leo en- ell Pirineo aragones,
Los campesinos, al encender
lumbre, Sc dieron cuenta de la
~existencia de gases inflamables
dando cuenta a las autorida6es.
Tres ingenieros opinan que Ell
lugar es un dep6sito de hidro-
carburos Y que deben hacerse
sOndeos profundos para llegar
al petr6leO.
La gaceta., 1936-05-14
ES I~NSIlLTANTE LA Pc
LICULA Ell MENSAJE A
GARCIA

Habana mayo IA la Sc
cretaria de estado imf0rm6 a.
yer e k6nsul de Cuba en- LssaAn
geles, California, lque ha visto
la pelicula "Un Mensaje q Gar
'cia" Y no encuentra en- ella ma
Ida cfensivo para Ell pueblo cu-
bano. Ell Sr. Miguel de ZArraga,
IN escritor espanol, lie ha infor-
mado al consul que la cinta no
ccntiene NADIA offensive para su
pals.
La gaceta., 1936-05-14

Sleeve Dudas, ell individuo
que volvera a pelear con Isido-
70 Gaztanaga, despues de haber
sido presto a dormir por Ell vas
co, tiene 20 amos de edad y es
h1ngaro-americano.
Ha obtenido IA victorias por
~nocaut" figurando entire sus
yictimas Stanley Poreda.
La pelea de revancha Sc lie ha
3cncedido por estimar los en-
presarios que Isidoro Sc "egui-
n9c6" al ponerlo a dormir, 10
.Iue nadie esperaba.
La gaceta., 1936-05-14
- IaI

A Mario Ocurri6sele una pre-
eunta muy natural y muy l6gi-
ca.
y, ic6m2 te hae procura-
do esto?-pSegNnt6?- - QUEEN
10 ha hecho? iC6ho y d6nde 10
has, Comprado? iDe que modo
has conseguido que ell escultor
ohtehga en- las figuras un ~
recido tan extraordinariE...
Responde, hijo ny pornue de
verdad tehgo curioN en- s9s
Der 10 que te preguntOA
Aqui aumentaran ell Dor y
Ia sonrisa del muchacl'Ol cuaE
permaneeik silenciosa
La gaceta., 1936-05-14

-Ademas,-prosigui6 ell es-
|poso de Andrea,-esto debe ha-
.berte costado muy caroS No o.
una verdadera obra de arte de
merito positive, y sin duda esta
.hecho por algdn principiante lis
to; pero, de todas maneras, de
diez o ounce duros no bajara
su coste. iDe d6pde has sacado
til tanto dinaf67
La an / respresta de Gaspa-
rillo fpe una sonrisa.
NO LOO creo,-repuso An
que he di1ho?-insisti6 Mario.
Y todos NirarOn al niho como
invitandole a hablar.
La gaceta., 1936-05-14
JOSE LUIS CELEBRO AYER
SU CUMPLEANOS

Lakewood, N. j., mayo "a
Cumpli6 aver % amos de edad
Ell negro Jose Luis, va famosO
gladiator del peso complete y
campe6n sin corona. A la fiesta
organizada en- su honor asistie-
La gaceta., 1936-05-14

Pronto empezara Ell 'fbally-
hoo" en- relaci6n Icon la pelea
Schmeling-Jose Luis.
Iran los inteligentes a verlos
practicar y despues saldran las
predicciones y concentrates.
Muy pocos de los que ccnocen
el 'game" seleccionaran a Max
como ell ganador.
La gaceta., 1936-05-14
DEPORTES
CON LOS GUANTEs

Jaddick llegara a TEMPO, dias
antes del combate, para que los
fanaticos lie vean ejercitarse. Es
una buena medida para evitar
que los inteligen.es Sc llamen a
engano.
Podran los expertos ver, OBJ
servar y opinar, 10 mismo que
Ian venido hacienda con Chine
Alvarez.
La gaceta., 1936-05-14

ri walenciano Sangchilli Sc
"a presentado por vez primera,
en- un 'ring' americana, ell pro-
ximo sabado.
Els un campe6n autentico, por
La gaceta., 1936-05-14

Pierre Charles, ell campe6n
europeo del peso complete, anun
tia en- Bruselas su Oprop6sito de
colgar los guantes, por sentirse
va viejo para los empehos del
cuadrilatero.
Tiene "a amos de edad.
La gaceta., 1936-05-14

va Sc ha escogido I'm oponen-
te a Chino, lcuando Sc escogera
ell de Miller?
iNo seria possible poner a Las
dos "estrellas" locales en- ell mis-
mo prCgrama, pero con diferen-
tes adversarios?
La gaceta., 1936-05-14

Romeo es ell nombre del Italia
no que aspira al campeonato de
peso de pluma de su pals. Hace
pocos dfas venci6 por nocaut,
en- catorce segundos de combate
al suizo Dubois, excampe6n eu-
ropeo del peso gallo.
La gaceta., 1936-05-14

Pelearon en- Clermont Ferr-
and Ell catalan Juan Torno y Ell
gallo Beuafil. Por puntos los jue
ees concedieron la victoria a
don Juan.
La gaceta., 1936-05-14
No &c Moleste cen
Parches de Mostaz0

Musterole, preparada con aoeits
puro de mOstaza y ctros activos In
.redientts ~producira los mismoB
efectos que Ell antigtio parche de-
mostaza, SIN deiar ampo1laa.
Musterole Sueie Aliviar con prom
titUd hrOnquitis. dolores de gArgAn-
"a. toaeS. resfriadOs, ~neuraigian,
cCnResiiVnss. reufnatisnos. tOrcedu-
rns. doiofesN Inuscularcs contuaio-
y toda class de males y dolo-
res. Tieue poder haRta para evtt@r
las pulmonfas. VendeaS en- todaa
las drOguerias, a 86r y 6Sc, en-
Jarros y en- f'uboS. Tamaho ds hes
patAl 50.
hf~4m. .- a. -~~4mwmn
La gaceta., 1936-05-14

su victoria sobre AL Brown, aun
que por ahi alientan "frescos"
que sin ganarla raclaman para
ellos la corona.
La gaceta., 1936-05-14

Antes que Sc repusiesen de So
asombro, ell nino anadi6:
Sc acercaba Ell dfa de Ia bo-
da, 70 guerra hacerles a ustedes
un relalo y no saba que. Sc
me ocurri6 ESQ, me pareci6 que
seria de su gusto, compre barro,
y a escondidas... va Sc que no
vale NADIA, que esta my NAL;
pero 81 a ustedes les ma gustado
va estoy contento.
Y, para ccultar su confusion,
abraz6 a Andrea.
v.
Mario estaba realmente sor
prendido.
-Pero, vamos a ver,-diio--
iQuien te ha ensehado a Il es-
cultural
La gaceta., 1936-05-14

No habia va modO de seguir
La gaceta., 1936-05-14

vistorianO Manteiga. Editor
Evening star., 1936-02-10
NEW YORK BANK STOCKS

NEW YORK, February 10 R.-New
York Security Dealers Association.
(Quotations as Of 2 oclock)
Evening star., 1936-02-10
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. February 10 L4,,.-Butter,
s.452, firrs. Creamery, higher than extra,
36s4a37h; extra t92 score), 36Ha361a:
flrsts (s9-91 scores). 34ka35h: centralized
900 score), 34a4a35.
Cheese. 66.69l. easy. State, whole milk
fats. held 1895 fancy. 20a21.
Eggs. .9,957. Arm. Mixed colors; spe-
ceipts. 2s1sa2g; standards and CONNER
ciaf standards 2S; frsts, 271z; mediums,
40 pounds 25: dirties. No. l.. AZ pounds.
25a25h average checks; 22a22h; refrig.
unquoted: mediums, 81 i2a22; checks, 19
Live poultry weak. BY freight: All
freight grades unquoted.
Evening star., 1936-02-10
Nv the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, February l0.-United
States Government obligations ad-
vanced today on heavier volume. lend
ing stimulus to corporate low-yleld
issues in the bond market.
After sustaining fractional losses,
numerous low and medium price rail
loans turned around to score limited
gains. The foreign list was mixed.
Gains running from 4-32 to 6-32
were made by such issues as Treasury
31ss of 1949, the 234s of 1945 and the
27as. Loans which rose l to 3 points
were Allegheny IS of 1850, American
Rolling Mill 4l4s, international Tele-
phone IS, Southern Railway As and
Walworth As.
Evening star., 1936-02-10
REVEALED
AT STEEL PLANTS
Current Output Estimated at
81 Per Cent, Against
SO Week Ago.
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, February 1o.-Steel
production during the current week
was estimated today by the American
Iron & Steel Institute at $40 per
cent of capacity, compared with 500
per cent last week.
A month ago production was at 494
per cent and a year ago it was sos
per cent.
This is the best gain recorded since
the week of January 6 when produc-
ton increased 2.5 points over the
previous week. Output this week will
be at the highest rate since the week
of December 16 when 1t was 54.6 per
cent Of capacity.
Evening star., 1936-02-10
Liverpool Quotations.

LIVERPOOL. February 10 Pl.-cotton.
no receipts Spot moderate business done;
prices points higher; quotations in
pence: American strict good middling.
$50; good middling, $50; strict mid
middling. 5.95; low middling. 57O; strict
good ordinary, $50; good ordinary. $50.
Futures closed quiet. March. 5.s5; May.
SIT; July. $40; October, 5.4S; December,
5.44; January. 5.44.
Evening star., 1936-02-10
Liverpool Grain Prices.
Baltimore Quotation

BALTIMORE. February 10 lP.-Wheat
No, . red Winter. sarlicky spot domestic
eS1s: February 9Sls
Evening star., 1936-02-10
GOLD OUTPUT LARGER.

NEW YORK, February 10 R.-
Gold output of the Rand, South
Africa, in January totaled 924, 900 fine
ounces (s32,340,000D. compared with
sO6, 900 ounces s31.71o,o0o) in De-
cember.
Evening star., 1936-02-10
MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK. February 10 lP.-Call
money steady; a per cent all day; prime
commercial paper u per cent: time loans.
steady: 90 days-6 months. / per cent
offered: bankers acceptances. unchanged
30 days. is-Is: 5000 days. is-ls; 4
months. h-fs 5-6 months 2s-is. Re
discount rate, New York Reserve Bank,
Ia per cent.
Evening star., 1936-02-10

English Town Gas Lighted.
Fifty-five miles of streets in famous
Westminster, England, are still lighted
by gas.
Evening star., 1936-02-10
Remington Rand
Sales i'm January
Soar Above 1885
By the Associated Press.

~ VKIc EtnoUCIdIeu FTeBS.
NEW YORK. February 10.-Rem-
ington Rand, Inc, business machines
manufacturers, reports an increase Of
Is per cent in combined domestic and
foreign January sales over January.
1885.
With foreign earnings figures for
January not available. the company
estimates its final net income for the
first 10 months of the current fiscal
year increased 95 per cent over .
year ago.
Evening star., 1936-02-10
Chicago Grain
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, February 10.-Wheat
tumbled back today to bottom quota
tions equaling those current before
Argentina in December announced a
new minimum for her crop.
Today's break revealed that elimina-
ton of Argentina from the export field
has been insufficient to sustain Ca
madam prices. All futures at Wlnni-
peg today reached fresh bottom price
Evening star., 1936-02-10

Detroit Edison Co.-Electric output
OF system for week ended February l.,
1886, showed an increase of 4.3 per
cent over like week of 1885, compared
with an increase of "A per cent for
preceding week.
Evening star., 1936-02-10
FEDERAL LAND BANKS
NEW YORK. February 10 .0P.-Feder
Land Bank Bonds.
RUBBER FUTURES.

NEW YORK. February 10 R.-Crude
rubber futures opened steady. las higher.
March, Is as; May. 15.59a15.60; July,
15.65a15.66.
Evening star., 1936-02-10
INVESTING COMPANIES

NEW YORK February 10 P.-Ney
York Security Dealers Association:
moon quotations
Evening star., 1936-02-10
MONTREAL SILVER.

MONTREAL, February 10 P.-Siver
futures opened steady. 25a50 higher.
March, 45.20b; May, 45.2ob; July. 45.2ob.
Bid @9f
Evening star., 1936-02-10
New York Cotton
BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, February 10.-Cotton
was quiet today. but with offerings
light a moderate trade demand for
near months impaired a generally
steady tone to the list.
March was relatively firm, selling
up to 11.27. or 10 points net higher,
while later months at the best showed
net advances Of about 4 to points,
but prices later reacted partially un-
der scattered selling or realizing.
The midafternoon market was quiet
and steady at net advances of to 6
points.
Evening star., 1936-02-10
record for the season.
Chicago Cash Market

Cash wheat. No. 3. hard. 10712 !;
corn, No. 5, mixed, Sc; No. 4, yellow.
S712a59; oats, No. 3, white, 28aS0 12 4;
sample grade, 2512a2612: soy beans,
No. 2, yellow, "a, nom; sample yellow,
78, nom. barley, actual sales. 60a65;
feed 30a45, nom; mailing 54a85, nom. !;
timothy seed, 315 hundredweight;
clover seed, 120oa1850 hundredweight.
Evening star., 1936-03-17
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. March II GP.-Poultry. live,
10 trucks firm. Hens. 5 pounds and less,
hgn ROundss nds w White .sRSeP RoeP
SPRINGS. "a; colored "a; Plymouth and
White Rock fryerS. 20; colored. "a Ply
mouth and White Rock broilers 25: coll
ored, "a; roosterS, 1612; turkeys. lSa23:
heavy white ducks "A; small. 21: heavy
! pounds up. 20: less than pounds. 25.
Dressed turkeys steady; prices un-
Butter. ii.698: firm. Creamery specials
C93 score), 3aAa3.a4: extras tg2), 31as;
extra frsts t9O-9D. 314a3l "a; hrsts tss:
800: 30Aa3l; standards go eentralized
prices UNCHANGED.
Potatoes. 96: on track, o5S: total q. s.
shipments, 991; seed stock about steady;
demand slow: table stock best Russets
slightly stronger; demand moderate;
other stock Arm; demand light: supplies
idaho. R,issets, U. S. No. 1. ! .sOa95; y; S.
No. ., 55a65: Wisconsin. Round Whites,
U. s. No. |. l.l5a25: Michigan. Russet
Rurais. u. s No. /, / rs: North Dakota.
8. S. No. !, so; Bliss Trigmphs, p. s. Nc.
]. 40; Minnesota. Bliss Triumphs, y 8.
No and partly graded, 30; COLORADO;
McClures. q. 8 No. ], 1.I5a9o Russet
Burbanks U. S. No. !: 10; NEBRASKA
Bliss Triumphs, U. S. No. l. and partly
graded. .50a65.
Evening star., 1936-03-17
WHOLESALE INDEX
DECLINES FURTHER
Fertilizer Association Finds
Average at 76.7, Against
1863 Week Ago.

Continuing the downward trend Of
recent weeks, the wholesale commod-
ity price index compiled by the Ma
tional Fertilizer Association again de-
clined in the week ended March Il.
falling to 1877 from 76.9 in the week
preceding
The index last week was at the
lowest level reached since the middle
of last July. A month ago the index
was 1873 and year ago 76.4. based
on the l926-l92S average as 100
Lower quotations for foods and
farm products were largely respon-
sible for the decline in the general
index in the latest week. with a sharp
seasonal drop In egg prices a primary
factor in the decrease registered by
these two groups. In addition 10
eggs, such important food items as
dairy products, potatoes, beef. veal,
ham and coffee moved downward dur
ing the week.
Grain prices were generally lower.
with all the FIVE grains which are
included in the index falling of in
price
The metals index showed a moder-
ate decline. the result of a drop in
the average price Of finished steel
products much more than offsetting
rise in the price of tin.
Lower quotations for denatured al.
colhol caused a drop in the chemicals
and Grugs index. the flrt f1uct-2tion
in this group index in the past seven
weeks.
Higher prices for raw materials
were responsible for rise in the
textiles index; the only items in this
group to show declines during the
week we're two cotton textile materials.
Evening star., 1936-03-17
ANGEL IS SILENT
ON S. f. c. DUTIES
New York Chief Declares He
Has a Lot to Learn,
Will Go Slowly.
BY THOMAS z. FLANAGAN,

Associated Press Financial Writer,
NEW YORK, March 17.-Wall Street
swerved its sights today around the
arc of troubled European diplomacy
and domestic business conditions and
brought them to focus on the newly
appointed Securities and Exchange
Commission regional administrator
Ernest Angel.
At the end of the month, Angel
will turn his back on his law part
nership in the firm of Hardin, Hess
& Eyer and take over the .ob OF super
vising the S E. C.'s New York office.
Interviewed at his law firm. he
emphatically declined to comment on
the duties he will soon take over.
1--WE got a lot to learn over there. -
he said. and until do I mean to
60 slowly"
Goes Through Harvard.
Born in Cleveland in 1889, Angel
was educated in private school there,
rushed through Harvard College in
three years, picking up Phi Beta
Kappa key on the way, and then went
to Harvard Law School. from which
he was graduated in 1918.
Law practice in Cleveland for three
years was followed by captaincy in
the A. E. F.. during the war. He then
returned to New York to DIT of his
law volumes. He has been with his
present firm since 1922.
Lean, tall and energetic, he gives an
impression of rapid-fire geniality, his
Evening star., 1936-03-17
answers to most questions returning on
the first bounce.
n,S-,l N,.a~ f. D--.px

1-AD D"~Ao W. AASob 4e~SeAN~Ao ASSSA AAAAA6 oAA
the first bounce.
Didn't Vote for Roosevelt.
Asked whether he had voted for
President Roosevelt In the last elec-
ton. he opened up = BE- e.. - ct
smile and shook his head in the
negative.
Il suppose II I'm pinned down I'd
best be labeled an independent Demo-
crat-although I've voted in the past
for Representatives of every party ex-
cept the Communist" he said.
Questioned about his non-profes-
sional activities, he scratched q broad
path of sparse nair vIn. the
length Of his head and replied: II
play tennis, dabble In water colors
and write an occasional article for
the magazines"
II wrote on government ownership
Of munitions plants some time ago,
he added.
Pressed for his views on this score,
he said: I'm rather inclined 10 it
The new S. e. c. regional chief is
member of the American Civil
Liberties Union and of the American
and New YORK State Bar Associations
Evening star., 1936-03-17
REICHsBANK STATEMENT,

bank ststemenf as Of March Il. shows the
following changes in reichsmarks: Gold
and bullion increased $4,000; reserve in
foreign currencies increased $4,000; bills
Zoe 900; silver and other coins increased
1905. 900; notes on other banks lneTea sed
Investments decreased 2.616,000: other
assets decreased "a .747. 900; notes in cir
cuiation decreased %. $50. 900; other ma
turing obligations decreased 80 07e.O0O;
other liabilities incress sed 1.454.0 600.
Total gold holdings. 71.707 600.
Note coveraee 1.94 per cent.
Rate Of discount. 4 per cent.
Evening star., 1936-03-17
U. S. PIPE & FOUNDRY
MAY USE BANK LOANS
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
NEW YORK, March IN. r.
Russell, president of United States
Pipe &, Foundry Co.. revealed in the
company,s pamphlet report that it
may borrow up to $s.000,000 from
banks in addition to using $500, 900
of its cash to redeem its first pre-
ferred stock.
Arrangements already have been
made to borrow $4.000.000 from banks,
the loans to mature serially to 1910.
The stock is to be redeemed at $2l
a share plus a dividend Of 20 cents
Evening star., 1936-03-17
US TREASURY POSITION.
BY the Associated Press

The position of the Treasury March -:
Receipts. S34 129.91l.05; expenditures,
SI6,353 $685. Net balance. S1.17l.-
1873. 1899. customs receipts for the
month Sl6.s76.o .o14, so.
y. 81. 2.545.95S.447.7l: expenditures; S.
945.365. .245.47 including Se,273. l7O-
56541 OF emergency expenditure; excess
debt. $50. sol .662. .356.SS. decrease oi
S7s4 .1l4.75 under the previous day; solo
assets. Sl0,l7O 1873. 2l6.US.
BILE date last year,, l62.46S.594 "a; ex-
pendituIes; sl1s;92e: :S4s 50; ,, net balance: ta,
S2.1:9.222. 155 g; Do, customs Sss receipts lof
Receipts for the fiscal year, s.. 2.566.-
266. T1949; expenditures, 81 ;S43;537:::
EMERGENCY expenditures: excess Of ex-
penditures. 2.277.a70,434.14; gross debt.
SOS. 500. 81. 1883; gold assets. $s.55l.-
S0S 332.37.
Evening star., 1936-03-17
CURB LIST MOVES
TO H|GHERLEVELS
Mine, Industrial, Specially
Issues Score Gains OF
ST to SO or More.
Nv the Associated Press.

E1ooVNIdNNN ENo7H
NEW YORK, March Thinning.
industrial and speciality issues pushed
ahead for substantial recoveries in to-
DAYS Curb market
While the activity was not pro-
nounced in most cases, gains Of l to
3 or more points were retained by a
majority of the favorites.
Outstanding advances were shown
by Aluminium of America, Bunker
Hill, Electric Bond g. Share, Gulf Oil,
Montgomery Ward "A" Newmont
Mining, Sherwin- Williams, Pittsburgh
Plate Glass and Pan American Air
ways.