davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1936-09-15
SALVADOR o NOS DI-
cE QUE Ell NO Saba QUE
Ell SALON ESTABA
ALQUILADO

En- la manana de hoy nos lla-
mo por tel6fono y nos hizo unas
de.laraciones en- relaci6n con
Ell incidente del domigo, cuando
en- esta ciudad no prdo hablar
Ell Sr. Earl Browder, ell Sr. Sal
vador Llosa, alto empleado de
un banco y exjefe de la orden
de Odd Fellows en- ell es ado de
Florida.
10 sucedido ell domingo, por
mi parte, Sc debi6 a un NAL en-
endimienso.
"Yo no saba que ell salon ha-
bia sido alquilado por ell ST.. D.
Ella Y lie puse ell candado para
rrotegerlo, como Sc ha hecho
en- otras muchas ocasiones, con-
.ra robos y fechorias".
Crando la comisi6n organiza-
dora del acto me fue a yer al
teatro, lie die que no tenia la
Have, porque no estaba entera-
do de que la sala habia sido al
quilada. Tenia la creencia de
que deseaban ell salon, For ha.
berseles negado Ell ORC, pero ig-
noraba que habia de COR medic
I'm recibo de alqriler y seriay
promesas.
Cuando sail del teatro pude
comprobar que ST Sc les habia
alquilado la sala, y entonces FIJI
a abrirles la puerta.
Equivocado esta quien me SUI
ponga mala intenci6n, porque
de haberla tenido no hubiese
lido, como 10 hice, a abrir ia
puerta.
Yo creo en- la libertad del pen
samiento; ero es.imaba, sin sa-
Der 10 que Sc habia hecho, que
Ell edificio era exclusivamente
para las logias.
Queda complacido ell Sr. Llo-
sa, hombre de recond;ida SOL
vencia moral en- nuesyra colo
MIA.
La gaceta., 1936-09-15
A PRIMITIVE
RODRIGUEZ Y A 40 PER-
SONAS QUE ACUDIERON
A RECIBIRLO

Habana, Sep. 15.-En la Ha
bana Ia libertad solo existe pa
ra los ciudadanos que no hacen
Oposicicn, sobre TODD en- 10 que
Sc refiere n la Obra de entro-
metimiento de los militares en-
Ia vida PdbIica.
A su llegada aver de Tam
pa, el Sr. Primitive Rodriguez,
un miembro prominente del
PartidO RevOlucionariO Cuba
no, fus detenidO pOr los esbi-
rrOs del ejercito, los cuaIes
tambien arrestarOn a 40 perso-
mas que acudieron a recibirlo,
entire elias ell DR.. GuilIermo
Martinez MARQUEE, Leo Alva-
re, PacO PalOmares, RadillO y
otros.
Creese cue la mayOria de los
que acudierOn al recibimiento
Serdn pueStOs en- libertad SIN
ser juzgadOs.
Ante el tribunal de urgencia
empez6 aver la vista de la eau
sa contra los 20 ciudadanOs
acusadOs de pertenecer a la 50
ciedad patri6tica ABC.
La gaceta., 1936-09-15

A las tres y. media de la tar
de de manana microbes en- ell
aer6dromo Peter 0. Knight, en-
la isla Davis, Sc empezara a linn
piar ell terreno para la cnstruc-
ci6n del edificio de administra-
sion del aer6dromo, que ten
dra IN tamaho de 56r315 pies
y sera ell mayor de su clase en-
e lestado de Florida.
La Association Ahronautica
de Tampa ha preparado una Co.
remonia, a la que invita- al pd-
klico latino.
Hablara men Ell acto los Sres.
R. E. L. Chancey, alcalde de la
ciudad; Ell cOronel Peter o.
Knight, y ell Sr. Frank Ingram.
director de la WPA en- este dis
trito.
Cuando Sc termine la Obra FL
edificio llevara el nombre de
Memorial.
La gaceta., 1936-09-15
Ell R GOBERNARIA
A ESPANA DESPUES DE
LA VICTORIA
Ash 10 dijo Ell general MOIq

Burgos, sep. 15.-Hablando
hey a los insurgentes, ell gene
raj Emilio MOla, jefe del ejerci-
to, manifes..6 qpe despues de la
victoria los militares goberna-
ran a Espana.
Refiriendose a la "Espana de
mahana", ell jefe rebelde hizo
saber a 10 scarlistas y otros CRU
ioos participes en- la lucha con.
ira la RepGblica, que la recons-
Itrucci6n del pals Sc hara "sola-
mente por nosotros".
Los problemas que surjan
desples seran resueltos cuando
lleguemos a Madrid.
Luchan los fascistas nor esta
ideal : Una Espaha unida, fuer-
:e y cat6lica, que recobre ell lu-
gar llue Espana tenia en- ell
mundo, en- tiempos de los reyes
Cat6licos.
La gaceta., 1936-09-15
Hos mas fueron fusilados

dos mas fueron fusilados.
Ell gebierno ha condenaio a
muerte a 81 oficiales desde ell
principle de la guerra civil,
hace nueve semanas. De ellos
q han sido ejecutados va.
En- Madrid fueron condena-
dos 18 oficiales a prision por
toda la vida y dos en- Barcelo-
ma.
Ell Institute de Reforma A.
graria anuncia que ha entire
gado a los trabajadores del
campo, para que la trabajen,
$50 fincas mas.
Serios encuentros en- la par
te Central dieron por resulta-
do la derrota del enemigo.
Las milicias repulsaron un
ataque de los fascistas e impi-
dieron la Marcia de estos So
bre Toledo, desde ell sur.
Los aeroplanos bombardea-
ron hoy de nuevo a Oviedo. La
artilleria produjo la muerte a
20 fascistas Y heridos a IS.
I'm aeroplano faccioso fue
derribado dentro de las lfneas
leales, cerca de Huesca. Los
aviadores fueron hechos pri :
sioneros.
La columna del gobierno cap
turt a Sietamo, importante pc
blaci6n de Huesca.
La gaceta., 1936-09-15

de a bella actriz Norma Shear
que desempeh6 ell principal
papel EN- la nueva reduction
Romeo y Ju%lieta", 'filmada"
por Thalberg.
In ligero catarro que pade-
cia se lie conyirti6 en- un pulmo-
MIA lobular. La muerte produjo
honda impression en- Miss Shea
Ter.
Thalberg ''film6" tan excelcn
ties producciones como "Mutiny
on the Bounty, "Ben Hur',
"Barretts of Wimpole Streets
y otras
La gaceta., 1936-09-15
ULAMADOS A CONFEREN-
CHAR CON Ell PRESEN-
TIE LOS DE
LAS COMPANIAS DE Sc
GUROS

Washington, sep. 15.-4Los di
rectoreS de las PARTICIPATES COM
paiias de SECURES de la naci6n
Sc reuniran hoy en- la Casa Blan
ca a conSerenciar con Ell presi-
)dente Roosevelt.
Ell secretario de la ~presiden-
cia, Stephen T. Early, MEGA que
la convOcatoria tenga relaci6p
con un discurso pronuneiado
por Ell Sr. Knox, candidate de
los republicanos a la vicepresi-
dencia. Knox dijo el dia 5, en- un
discursO, que niEguna POLKA de
SECURES Sc hAlla actualmente
segura.
"A las C5diiahias de SECURES
Sc les pedira infdrmen sobre su
estado bajO Hoover cuando mu-
chas de eRas ee hallaban virtual
rAente en- Guiebra, y su situa-
ci6n resent.
Creese be Ell discurso de
Knox surti d I'm efecto distinto
al que Sc esperaba.
La gaceta., 1936-09-15
De New York

Llegaron anoche los esposos
Julio Y Gloria Castro, a visitar
a sus familiares residences en-
esta ciudad.
A su llegada lie esperaban
en- la Union Bus Station fami-
liares Y amistades, entire ellos
los esposos Charles y Dora Me-
nendez, Gel 2115 de la Gale Ia
liaferro, donde permaneceran
los esposos Castro durante su
estancia en- esta ciudad.
La Sra. Castro es hermana
de la Sra. Menendez.
Bienvenidos.
La gaceta., 1936-09-15
La TemdG

La IentdG
Esta noche Sc efectuara la gran
tenida conjunta e mel palacio de
las Logias midas, en- la Gale
Ounce esquina a Decima.
La convocan, en- los barrios
latinos, las logias Progreso No.
81 e Ideal No. So, de la Orden
de Odd Fellows.
Tomaran grades muchos can
didat5 BIS, entire ellos algunos de
Tampa y ciudadanos de los al-
red edores.
Como va anunciamos, dos de
los grades Sc daran con ell RI
tual en- idioma castellano y Ell
tercero en- ingles.
Las logias latinas, por medic
de sus teams" de grades tie.
men ell p~roposito de lucirse.
Asistira ell gran maestro de Ia
Florida, Sr. F. M. Hoofnagle.
Esperan los secretaries de Ia,
Logias que todos los Odd Fell.
ows asistan a esta tenida.
La gaceta., 1936-09-15
PARA QUE Sc ENTEREN
LOS L~ATINO-AMERICANOS

Aconsejamos a los latino-americanos que vayan
al servicio especializado de McKinnon's, esquina de
jackson Y Marion, 81 quieren ell servicio Alemite.
Recomendamos a McKinnon's Y deseamos que
nuestro pueblo 10 sepa. Els nuestro deseo relacionar-
les con este genuine Servicio Alemite, de modo que
Sc enteren plenamente.
Alemite es la lubricaci6n de mas alta clase que
puede ser %comprada en- America. No hay NADIA me-
jr en- ninguna otra parte. Alemite es la mejor.
McKinnons es ell vendedor autorizado de Ale
mite. Esta reconocido por su servicio especializado
EN- los "chasis" de los automobiles Y los camiones.
81 su automovil requiere complete lubricaci6n
y listed quiere hacer una buena inversion, obtenien-
do la perfecta lubricaci6R, vaya a McKinnon's.
Ademas ALI encontrara servicio para alinea-
cion de las ruedas e installation de bandas en- los
frenos. Poseen ell equipo eficiente que listed desea.
haciendolo Sc evitara listed desagradables acciden-
ties. Los buenos frenos son la mejor ~garantfa para
impedir desastres. Frenos debiles e ineficientes no
pueden parar ell autom6vil en- ell momento necesario.
Vaya a McKinnon's y pida ell legftimo Servicio
Alemite. Els ell mas barato en- la carrera larga.
La gaceta., 1936-09-15
NOTAS SOCEALES

La ITALIA
Sc e~fectuara Ell sabado Ia
inauguration por la sociedad
Ga Italia" de su nuevo edificio
en- la esquina de la Octava ave-
nida y Gale 10.
Una fiesta que hara epoca en-
nuestra colonia por los valioscs
elementos que la organizan.
Reception para las autorida-
des e invitados Y despues bale,
con una excelente orquesta.
La Italia entra en- una nueva
etapa de su desenvolvimiento y
progreso.
La gaceta., 1936-09-15
HASTA MANANA NO Sc CT
RARA

FL Comite de Defensa del
Frente Popular espanol hara o.
yro giro mafana por la tarde,
prohablemente de mas de
$1,000.
Como de costumbre ell &nerO
Sc mandara a don Alvaro de- NJ
bornoz, embajador espahOl u
Paris.
AL tempo del envio Sc not;-
ficara, como Sc ha hecho en- o.
tras ocasiones, al presidente del
~consejo de ministries, Don Fran
cisco Largo Caballero.
La gaceta., 1936-09-15

Sc PIDE PARA PEDRAZA
Ell TITULo DE HIJO D o
Two

Habana, Sept. l5.-CuatrO
individuos presentaFOn aver u
ma Petici6n para que Se mona
bre hijo adaptive dc Ia Haba-
ma al teniente corOnol jose Pc
irazs, jeFe de pOlicia . lnspsc-
tor general del ej6rcitO.
Pedraza, segIn los elemen :
tOs revOluciOnariOs, fus Ell in
ductOr de Ia mayor parte de
.os crimenes pOlfticOs que se co
metieron bajo la presidential
del DR.. Barnet.
La gaceta., 1936-09-15

dearon a Santa Olaya y otras
poblaciones, sin obtener los oh
jetivos que buscaban. Ell enc
migo trat6 tambien de AVIAN :
Ear por ell paso de Boquer6n,
en- Guadarrama, perO I'm con-,
ira ataque lie hizo retroceder y,
perdi6 tres ametralladoras y So
rifles.
Los f~ascistas han fusilado a
mas de 200 personals en- ell Ma
rruecos espanol, con ell fin de
dominar un levantamiento que
ALI fue descubierto, hace Is
dias. Ell sabado OtrOs Is solda
La gaceta., 1936-09-15
ELECCIONES
EN- N A

New York, sep. 10.-Se es-
tan efectuando hoy elecciOnes
en- cinco estados, Mi
chigan, Massachusetts, New
Hampshire, Wisconsin y New
York. En- Mass. ell gobernador
tCurley aspira a Ia nomination
senatorial zen Michigan Ell sena
dor Couzens, amigo del "nuevo
trato'', tiene de oponente al ex-
gobernador Brucker; ell gober-
nador LaFollette no tiene oposi-
ci6n en- Wisconsin.
La gaceta., 1936-09-15

lnta Monica, Cal, sep. 15.-
I'm productor cinematografico
a quien Sc mencionaba como
modelo de esposos, Irving Thai
berg, muri6 de repente en- su re
sidencia de la playa. Era esposo
La gaceta., 1936-09-15

MUNRO DE REPENTE Ell
GRAFICO IRVING THAI
BERG
La gaceta., 1936-09-15

LA LIMPTEZA DEL TERRF-
NO PARA Ell EDTFICIO
DE LA ADMINISTRATION
DEL PETER
o. KNIGHT
The Washington times., 1936-02-01
EGGS AND P0ULTRY
PriesS paid shippsrs-Nst =. o. =.


RrleoS paid ShippeFs-Net r. o. y.
i WashingteA.)
By the q. .. BuFeaa Of Agricultural
EcOnOmics
EegS-Markst steady to firm ana \
cent higher on u. g., extras, large and
u. 8. standards. large. Current receipts,
large, 3t0 2se; mediums. 5202Sc; hen.
merry whites, large, $50 27c; medfNms,
3t@2Se. Government, graded and dated
white eggs (inciuding grading and
m1rketinE ma Cost.l: U. & eLtras large.
Live PoultEy-Msrkst steady at un-
FowEcolSrsa, heavy. 1s0s1e; Leg
cSi0s.n., Pis%edtA ISS's ROCK SreIl.rI "a nonSS; ssS
horn broilers. lsW20c;. mixed colors 10
@2ec' Capons: Heavy. 2Sc; light, 2Sci
slips 92e rrTEsys: Young hens. s5e;
Young, 7Oc0I1 4 pair.
Sales to A. M.
Apples-Two virginia, Washington
arrived; 4 unbroken cars on track.
Bushels: Supplies moderate; demand
moderate; market steady. Virginia,
Grimes, U. s. IL, 2K-inch minimum soc,
2h-inch minimum 7O@7sc, az k-inch min
imum 7S@sSc; Yerks, u. s; 1s, 2h-inch
minimum sec, 2h-ineh minimum $50
s5c, 2N-ineh minimum s60s0c; Black
TwiRA U, 8. la 2h-inch minimum soc,
2h-inch minimum 750SSc, 2%-inch
minimum mi linrn SScGM: sHlSwins. U; s Is,
minimum mostly around 75c. 3%-inch
minimum S0c0tl; Romss, u. s. Is, 2k-
inch minimum 500 soc, 2h-Inch mini
mum 7S@S6c, ~ inch minimum $40
LES. s-inch minimum sl.2s@1.a5; Stay
mans, U. 8. Is, 2k-inch minimum $50
75c. 2h-inch minimum 31.1501.26. an
inch minimum 11.2501.4O 3-inch mini
mum S1.4O 1.60; Ben Davis, U. s. Is,
3h-inch minimum soc. 2h-inch mini
mum sGSsSo I0cS S,m few TSs nslisiou: u nGS
minimum s1.16@L2S, 2%-inch minimum
31.35 01.40; Golden Delicious. u. s. Ia,
2h inch minimum so@sSc, 2h-lnch
minimum m 9s%,s, nSi;I,S s%dnen incl mi1,%g% I'm
spys. N.1o0l.2S. according to size.
Boxes: Virginia, as to size, Staymans.
combination extra fancy and fancy 81. 50
9l.SS;. Delicious combinStion extra
fancy S1.lO0l.S5.
Cabbage-One New York. ; Florida,
broken and ) unbroksn cars On track.
New stock: Supplies moderate: demand
moderate; market steady. Texas half
lettuce crates, domestic Round type
Sl.2o@1S5: Florida, lh-bushel hampers.
domestic Round type, 31.2S Old stock
Supplies light; demand light; market
steady. New York. 50-pound sacks do
mestic Round type, 75c; few higher.
CeleFy-Two Florida arrived; , broken
and unbroken cars on track. Supplies
moderate: demand moderate; market
steady. Florida 10-ineh crates. washed,
as dozen. t33.25; California, l6inch
crates. S3.25.
I.ettHee-No earlot arrivals: 1 car al
verted: 4 broken and . unbroken cars
on track. Western stock: Supplies mod
crate; demand moderate market steady.
Western crates iceberg type. s-dozen,
California, S27S63; Arizona, &2.S0@2.7S:
Southern stock: No supplies on the mar
ket
OniOns-one. Michigan arrived: . un-
broken cars on track. Supplies moder-
ate: demand moderate; market steady.
New York, 50-pound sacks, Ysllows,
u. s. No. I. Sl.3o01.fO; medium size
The Washington times., 1936-02-01

One Of the leaders in promoting
the General Accounting Office
Family Party" scheduled Febru-
ary 81 at Wesley Hall, 1903 K St.
N. w., Is Edna BowSer, attractive
young clerk who is stationed in
the g. A. o. branch office at 119
D st. NE.
Miss Bowser, a member of Lodge
8, American Federation of Govern:
ment Employees, is working hard as
a member of the entertainment
committee to make the party a
complete success. as it Is the first
Of a series of social events planned
by the union.
From Pittsburgh, she became q
Government employe on January
18, 1884, being stationed with the
@. A. O., Post Office Division, in
the Old Post Office Building. Last
November, however, she was
shifted to her present berth. .
She Is a member Of one Of the
Washington Young Democratic
Clubs, the Pennsylvania Democrat
ic Club Of the District Of Colum-
bia and the Pennsylvania State
Society in, addition to the employe
union. Dancing and bowling are
her recreational favoriteS.
The Washington times., 1936-02-01
WOMEN BACK
BUY AMERICAN

Aid Of national women's organ
izations will be. enlisted by Rep
resentative Randolph DJ,. Of
West Virginia, in his campaign
to induce citizens to buy Ameri-
can-made products.
Randolph said 80 per cent
Of the nations purchases are
made by women and that. If edu-
Gated to the needs Of buying COM
modities produced in. this country,
the '"Buy American" campaign
will be a success. -
: Hits Foreign Flood
Already, he said, he has re.
ceivedt numerous messages Of ap-
proval from women pledging to
purchasing W h en- ever possible
Amerfcan!n1ade goods, Randolph
said. The West Virginiari, the
first member Of the House to ac-
lively engage in a militant cam.
paign for purpose Of American
made products. is also seeking
the aid Of his colleagues In the
House.. =:
F.: Randolph said mills are on part
time and workers are walking the
streets aS the result Of the flood
Of foreign.Inade goods into this
country. A widespread interest in
the buy American" campaign
would be q substantial factor in
the elimination Of unemployment
Randolph believes. -,
Urges House Support
He received Q letter of com.
mendation yesterday from the
Made in America Club, Of New
/; York. which is directed by Frank
K. Eble, former United States
Commissioner Of. Customs.
Randolph is asking members of
the House to bring the "buy Amer
ican" campaign, before their re-
spective dis trictS. Legislation
would not be as effective as an
educational campaign, Randolph
said. He added: go
g; Americans will begin buying
, more Of the cOuntry's products
when they understand the for.
eign made goods. are Of . cheap
variety and that they are mot
receiving their moneys worth"
The Washington times., 1936-02-01
STEADY
AFTER INITIAL
DECLINE i.

NEW YORK, Feb. / G.N.sJ.
Cotton futures steadied after their
initial decline in the dista n
months, but soon began to ease
again, this time with the near
months in the van Of the drop.
Early scattered covering in
March disappeared and the con-
tract turned down again.
Far Eastern interests were sell
ing distant months at first hut
soon switched to liquidation Of
the near months. Hedging was
In evidence in october and: De
cember early in the session. The
trade, Wall Street and Liverpool
bought and the continent also
turned to the buying side. The
South, locals and New Orleans
were among the principal sellers.
Towards noon prices were
steady at slightly lower levels.
March was quoted at 11.03, off
5; May 1882, off S; July 1857,
off 2, and october 1929, off !
point.
The Washington times., 1936-02-01
II CITIES MUST
MERGE RAIL
TERMINALS.
International News ssrviO. 4.

y International News Service -
With q warning that public
ownership Of the railroads Is in
evitable" If the operators fail to do
what the public interest requires.
Federal Transportation Coordina-
tor Joseph B. Eastman today
moved to take the first step in
forcing nationwide consultations
of railroad facilities. 90.
He commenced preparing orders
for terminal consultations in, II
cities. The orders, which will be
issued within q few. weeks, affect
Worcester, Mass; Mechanicsville,
N. Y; Grand Rapids, Mich; Jack
sonville, Fla; Meridian, Miss:
Freeport, H.: Des Moines, Iowa:
Council Bluffs, Iowa; Beaumont,
Tex: Ogden, Utah, and Montgomr
cry, Ala.
Other Cities to Follow 49,.
The orders, permitted under the
railroad emergency act, will COM
pei all railways entering each Of
those cities to abandon compe ting
passenger stations make use Of
common freight yards and cease
operation Of duplicating repair
shops. s: -
Mr.. Eastman explained he had
chosen these IL cities because
their railroad situation made them
the easiest in which to put the
new orders into effect.
He emphasized, however, the
consultations in those cities rep
resented only part Of the program,
and that orders would follow for
similar consultations in other
cities, including New York, Chi
cago, st. Louis and Kansas City,
, Big Savings Expected Z
Mr.. Eastman asserted the Gov.
ernment's plan was not designed
to consolidate the railroads into
large single units or to Stifle COM
petition, but rather to enable the
competing companies to cooperate
to mutual advantage where their
interests are common"
Mr.. Eastman said he had Sun.
veyed 5000 separate terminals
where consultations could be
made profitably, with an ultimate
saving to the roads Of SO million
dollars, The consultations con-
templated in the IL. cities are en-
pected to effect a saving Of $900f
600 annually IN operating costs.
The Washington times., 1936-02-01
Washington Produce Markets

o1.7S; Colorado and idaho, Se-poInd
sacks. vGlsneias, D. .. Ne. 1, . inches
and larger. i1.s501.75. -s'.t
PeaS-No earlot arrivals: 1 broken
car on track. Supplies moderate; de-
mand light; market steady. California,
bushel hampers Telephones, ~; Flor
Ida, bushel hampers. tl.SO oils. 'a
POtatoes-Thrse Maine arrived;
broken. and IL unbroksn cars on track.
moderate: market steady. Maine, lO0-
pound sacks, Green Mountains.: U. 8.
No. l., t1.S5@1.SO; few higher; New
York, lo0-pound sacks. Round Whites,
U. s. No. /, S1.SS01.75; Idaho, 100
pound sacks RusSet BurbanES .. s.
No. /, 32.30@2.4O; fair condition, S2.25.
New stock: Supplies light; demand
lightI market steady. Florida bushsl
crates. Bliss Triumpha. U. c. No. /, 81.
spinaeh--No carlOt arrivals; car
diverted; 1 broken car on track. Sup
plies moderate; demand moderate; mar
kst slightly stronger. Texas. buShsl
baskets t10L1S; few Sl.2O.
Sweet POtat0es-No carlot arrivals; no
cars on track, Supplies light; demand
light; market steady. Marylsnd, Anne
type, U. 8. No. 1. 4101.lO; North Caro-
lima, bushsl baskets Puerto RicanA
mostly around 81.
TomatOeS-No CARROT arrivals; no cars
on track. Supplies Of good stock light;
demand light; market dull Florida,
mostly fair to ordinary condition, lug
boxes. green, ripas and turning. wrapped,
sxs and larger, very few sales. 81 61.S0.
few higher; poorer, lower: Cuba, re
packed, lug boxes ripsS wrapped sxs
Mixed VsEstabIes-rhrss Texas ar
rived; broken and . unbroksn cars on
track.
Lima Besns-PractIcally no supplies
Green BeanS-No earIot arrivals; no
cars on track. Supplies light: demand
moderate; nnRrhet slightly stronger for
good stock. Florida, bushel hampers,
green: fiat type 'a0a2S; fair condition
SGSash-suppliss light; demand light
market steady. Florida, bushel ham,
pers, white. wrapped. $3.50; poorer.
Psppers-supplies light: demand light
market steady Florida, lh-bushsl crates,
ErspiantNsuppliss light; dsma nd
moderate; market steady. Cuba, III
buShel crates, S2.So@S: u.S,. ....
light; market steady. Cuba, bushel
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. light: demand
light; market steady. Florida, crates
130s.5o per. ss-pint crates, according to
Okra-suppliss light: demand light;
market steady. cuba, s-basketA crates
$3.50.
light; market steady. Maryland, 3-lh.
baskets. 40@7sc.
CnuilfIower--one California arrived: 1
broken and unbroken cars on track.
Supplies moderate; demand light; t,;.rn,I mar
crates, $1.s5@1.7S, few higher.
BrOccOli-No carlot arrivals: broken
cars on track. Supplies liaht: demand
light; market steady. Texas crates.
42@3.2S.
CarFots-No earlot arrivals; car
diverted: . broken and unbroken cars
on track. Supplies moderator. demand
light: market steady. California, West
tern lettuce crates punched, S3.2s q ). 80.
OPanges-No earlot arrivals; 1 broken
car on track. Florida, boxe9, No. I -
@3.2S; No. q, $2.2s02.7S. according to
size.
Observation-Disclosures boxes. No. I.
80. OATS; No, ,. $2.2S&2.so. as to size.
The Washington times., 1936-02-01
TO GEL
RFC CREDIT
international News Service

International News Service
:: Plans were underway today for
the. ReconStruction Finance Cor
poration to cooperate in effect
ing the release Of more than
ST 5000 in American credits
now frozen" in Brazil.
These tsocalled frozen" credits
represent money due American
traders for goods shipped to
Brazil, but which have not been
paid for owing to Brazil's lack Of
foreign exchange.
A tacit understanding for the
release Of some, of these was
reached in the course of nego-
tiationS which led TO the recently
concluded trade, agreement with
Brazil. The plan to carry out
this understanding was discussed
at a White House conference
among President Roosevelt, Sec.
retary Of State Cordell Hull and
Jesse H. Jones, chairman Of the
RFC.
The plan provides that the
Bank of Brazil shall set aside
So, $50, 600 to- pay in cash Ameri-
can claims of less than $25, 900.
The bank also will issue 41a-year
maturity bonds to cover American
claims in excess of $25,000. The
Export-Import Bank Of Washing.
ton, with funds provided by the
RFC, will discount these bonds up
to $4,000. 900, providing the money
iSused to finance the development
Of American trade abroad, ,..,.
If the Brazilian government
should fail to meet the bond pay.
mentS on their maturity date four
and one-half years hence. the
American Government then is like
ly to be left holding the bag for
ST, ,000, 900.