davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1937-03-01
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-El Q6pxI4lO JueNSS +Po
noche a Elara I'M mitin> en-
ell Gem . bajo los auspi
clos d taliano entifas-
cista y 9fC6fnite del Frente Po7
pular. Sc recordara a los caidos
en- los campos de 6atalla de la
peninsula iberica, defendiendo
la libertad de todos pueblos.
-Llegara ell dia 81 de MARIO
a TAMPA ell gomite de las Juven
tudes Espanolas que realiza u
ma tournee" por los EStados u
nidos. en- mission de propaganda.
Son dos huWnbres y dos mucha-
qeas y los cuatro han conocido.
la dureza de los frentes de bat&
LA.
Ell Comis1de Frente Popu-
lar, que preside Jose Martinez,
Fles hara un enthusiastic recibi-
miento.
la -Durante ell mes de febrero
cayeron en- Tampa, segdn Ia off
Gina meteorological local, 1892
pulPdas de aqua, una marca de
fnvierno, 1856 pubgadas mas de
10 normal. Ell ano pasado tam :
bien llovi6 mucho en- febrero.
icon un total de SGT pulgadas,
Ito que no sucedfa desde 1889.
Los diputados del sheriff
arrestaron Ell Sabado a 43 pre-
suntos jugadores, haciendoles
prestar, en- .conjunto, fianzas as
cendentes a $3.50. Esas deten-
clones Sc verificaron en- ell Ca
Ife de Jack .Pote, en- la avenida
de Howard. en- West Tampa, y
en- Ell cafe eel Dorado, Gale IA
esqrina a la Octava avenida.
Jack Diaz presto fianza de 250
pesos. La mayor parte de los de-
tenidos son latinos, entire ellos
Manuel Virella, cuyo hermano
fue asesinado hace. pocos dfas.
-Temese que la temperatu-
"a baje esta noohe, en- Tampa v
Isus eontornos, hasta Ell punto de
poner en- peligro las cosechas de
frutos cftricos. Depende la in
tensidad de La escarcha que Sc
espera, de la direction q~uetrai-
ga ell viento. 81 ell viento no au-
menta, la temperature bajara Y
pondra en- peligro los cultivos.
Calcdlase que la temperature
pudiera bajar a 80 grades.
-Anda hoy la policfa a la ca
"a de tres ladrones que robaron
aver en- los establecimientos
Three Little Pigs Lunch Stand.
estaclon de gasolina de LaSaTIe
y Albany y bodega Key West,
de la esqrina de la Gale Gator
ce y la Sexta. Del primero Sc lie
varon efectos y Ell contenido de
una maquina de jugar; del Sc
gundo $500 que habia en- una
magma de jugar y cigarrillos> v
del tercero los "medios" que ma
bfan puestos en- TN piano MEGA
nico. Trataron los ladrones de
'entrar en- otro e-stablecimiento,
pero fraeasaron,
Tan pronto ell presidente
&c la eomisi6n del condado, Mr..
Henderson, regrese a SUI ofici
ma Sc preparara la lista de los
ciudadanos para escoger iura-
dos.
La ilsta es neccsaria para rea
brlr Ell procedimiento judicial
IN case de asesinato que Sc
ventlla en- la corte del circuito.
Tn Jurado Sc escogera de los ciu
dadanos cuyos nombres Sc depo
siten en- la GAIA que custodia ell
se%cretario de la corte del circui-
to, Mr.. Culbreath.
La gaceta., 1937-03-01
RxISTE RElATTVA CALMg
EN- Ell sICTOR. DEL RIO
AARAMA
-
Mineros Y Milicianos contindan
avanzando hacia Ell .centro
de Oviedo

Madrid, Mario HAY rela-
tiva caIma .en ell sector del rio
Jarama. Las dos ieartsS descen-
san para lamar nuevos ataques.
Tales calnas han oQfrrido cua-
tro o cisco wees desde que la
batalla empez6, Ell dia 6 de fe-
brero, Y no indican que los com
bates han termin@do.
Els possible que la calma dure
unos dfas o varias semanas. En-
les 1ltimos diez dias ell general
Franco 40 ha he.hco progreso
algrno. Sc lie ha rechazado en-
varios lugares. Franco es un
guerrero demasiado cauteloso ~
ra combatir indefinidamente Nm
un vano esfusrzo para rompes
una Inca inquebrantable. Su
norma en- 81 frente de Ell Esce-
rial ha sido tratar de sujetarse
en- 10 que tiene, mientras acumu
la refuerzos para I'm nuevo alta
qe.
En- 10 que al gobisrno respec-
ia puede sentirse satisfecho de
haber contenido, por Ell presen-
tie, la acometida facciosa en- la
carretera de Valencia. No pue-
de ell gobierno malgasta hon.
bres Y materiales en- galantes a.
taques cuyo resultado no alte-
raria apreciablemente la situa-
ci6n. Sus hombres necesitan des
canso y cuanto mas descansen
en- ell future mayeres seran las
posihilidades de salvar a Ma :
drid.
La abrumadora importancia
de la batalla del rio Jarama ha
oscurecido los acontecimientos
en- otros lugares del frente de
Madrid. Los leales contindan
mejorando sus posiciones en- ell
sector de la Ciudad Universita-
ria. Anteayer frustraron un a.
taque de los facciosos poniendo
un contramina bajo ell t1nel que
estos construian en- direction de
la escuela dental.
Durante la noche, cerca de la
escuela dental, en- los puestos de
escucha Sc oy6 Ell ruido de los pi
cos insurgentes que ADRIAN un
tunel con la esperanto de lamar
un contraataque.
Entonces los hombres del CO.
ronel Prada, jefe leal en- csc 81
ito, empezaron a abrir I'm tdnel
por debajo del tdnel facciosos v
10 ~dinamitaron, matando a to :
dos los hombres que 81 enemigo
utilizaba.
I'm aeroplano aleman de los
facciosos fue obligado a aterri-
Ear en- N~avalmorales, al sur del
rio Tajo, y ell photo fue hecho
prisionero. Els un aparato tipo
Heinkel.
Comuican de Oviedo que las
tropas leales Sc han apoderado
de la carcef, causando muchas
bajas al enemigo.
En- ell sector del sur, en- la cos
ia del Mediterraneo las trapas
leales han cortado Ell avance de
los insurgentes hacia Almeria,
separandolos de la retaguardia
La gaceta., 1937-03-01
BOGIA CABALLEROS LEA
LES DE AMERICA

De OlMen del hermano Sobe-
rano rY 70 a todos los hernia
nos v nanas de esta Logia a.
sistan CentierrQ del Sr. Ovidio
Ferna b., hiio Nlitico del her
mano de esta logiA Sr. Adalber-
to Ramirez, fallecido aver.
Saldra el ccrtejo f1net e a
las 4:30 de la tarde de hoy, de
la Residential del Sr. Ramirez,
l116 de la novena avenida.
Fraternalmente,
. Rafael Cosio.
Secretario.
La gaceta., 1937-03-01
La Verbena del TGbaco

NW UOTtW WOt WUUCU
Grande era ell entusiasmo por
participant de la fiesta organiza-
da por la Camara de Concrete
de Ybor, como sc demostr6 ell
sabado en- los terrenos de Plant
q pesar de haberse comportado
La gaceta., 1937-03-01

Use, relacionados con fiestas fu-
| turas que Sc tienen en- estudio.
II Ell Snlight Social Club quie-
yre ser Ell primero en- organizar
su programa de fiestas playe :
Gas.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-01-21

PIONEERS ATTENTION Regular Meeting of IglOO No.1, at St. Joseph's Hall, Wed. Jan 20, at s P M.
 DAVE GRAY, Secretary
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-01-21
The Glacier Bay Area Opened To
 The Prospectors
(By The Associated Press)

WASHINGTON, Jan. 20-Open ing of Glacier Bay National mon- ument in Southeast Alaska to mineral prospectors under terms of a measure passed at the last session of Congress has been or dered by Secretary of the Inter for Harold L. Icke5, Delegate An thony J. Dimond announced in Washington.
 The area included in the Mon ument is described by the United States Geological Survey as rich in mineral resources. The sur vey of the area for its mineral resources was made recently.
 Annual Assessment Work :. Under the regulations, no per son can obtain title to mining lands, but the prospector or op- orator of mining property must keep up annual assessment work to retain permission to prospect or operate the ground. Permis- sion to prospect must be obtained from the custodian of the Monu-
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-01-21
Bishop Trimble Rowe Described Scope Missionary Work In Alaska
 To Pennsylyanians

jed igloos, in barren little chapels which he helped to build with his own hands.
 "The aged churchman made no effort at oratory, but every sen- tence of his address rang with an unquestioning faith in missionary activity.
 ''For a few moments he dWelt reminiscently, but despite his words, lovingly, on that bleak, storm swept, terrible land, in which his whole gospel mission has been spent; told of how the church had labored to establish churches, had carried the gospel to storm buried igloos, had in- structed young Eskimaux in lay ministry until now l do not know of one EsquimauX who is not a Christian on our whole stretch of the Arctic"
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-01-21
Mail Service To Good News Bay
 Is Authorized

Because of the discontinuance of special service from Platinum to GoodneWs Bay, effective Dec. 31, 1886, emergency star service will be inaugurated over this route starting on the first of Jan. this year, accord .ng to an annou- ncement of the postoffice depart ment recently.
 The new service calls for ten round trips each year, operating each month except May and De- tober. The carrier will take all
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-01-21

Before a meeting of the Episco- pal diocese of Pennsylvania re- gently, the Rt Rev. Peter Trim ble Rowe, Bishop of Alaska, des- cribed missionary work in the northern field. His appearance was described by Philadelphia newspaper as follows:
 Mission workers, far-called from their distant fields, have re- told their stories of healing, of education, of marching side by side with alien folk up the hard faltering way of civilized Chris tian life.
 "That spirit reached it's zenith when Bishop Rowe told of fight ing blizzards, of fesding off pira- tical fur -sealers from the friend ly ingenious Esquimaux folk, of carrying the gospel by dogsled, and of preaching it in snoWbur-
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-01-21

ment.
 Permission to cut timber for mining or domestic use must be obtained from the Monuments custodian.
 Hunting Is Prohibited
 Hunting in the area is prohib- tied. and arms are banned except on written permission of the cus- todian of the Monument.
 Construction of roads and trails in the Monument are subject to the approval of the National Park Service.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-01-21
Hunting Is Prohibited
CATHOLIC LADIES SOCIAL

Catholic Ladies will give a Whist and Bridge Card Social MONDAY, Jan. B, 9 PM, at St JOseph's Hall. Adm. fifty cents each for ladies and gentlemen Refreshments will be served.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-01-21

mail offered, at the rate of $20 a round trip.
 The superintendent of Railway Mail Service at Seattle has been authorized to employ the carrier and to arrange a schedule for the mail, satisfactory to the Postoffice Department.
 The new service will be in effect from January l, l937 to June 30, 1888.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-01-21

Newspaper advertising will develop new business TOT you.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-02-14
Markets at
a Glance
BY UNITED PRESS

Stocks irregular in moderate trad
ing.
Bonds irregular: U. S. govern
ment issues lower.
Curb stocks irregular; industrals
higher.
Foreign exchange irregular; Brit
ish pound easy
Cotton futures steady.
Grains fractionally higher.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-02-14
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK, Feb. 13. Wp)--Trad-
ing lightened ON the stock exchange
in today's short session and prices
moved irregularly.
Most of the leaders made small
declines after an irregular opening
Steels were depressed on fears OF
labor difficulties Chrysler weak
ened.
Bonds were active toward noon
with prices rising after early irregu-
larity. Gains were slightly higher
while cotton futures were steady
Commodity Exchange, Inc. and the
Cocoa exchange were closed.
Business ews over the holiday
was favorable.
Building operations in January
rose 20 per cent over January, 1896.
according to F. w. Dodge WP) Co.
Car loadings for the week ended
last Saturday totaled 675,026 cars,
gain of 90 per cent over the pre-
vious week and a gain of IA per cent
over the corresponding week OF last
year.
United States Steel dipped to
107as off 2lls points net, came back
to 109A and then eaSed slightly
from that level before the close.
In the motor division, General
Motors moved over a narrow arc
and around the close had small
loss Chrysler touched 1921 on a
recovery from an early low of 131 "a
off 25s but dipped toward the low
agan late in the day Copper shares
weakened. Anaconda recorded a
loss of more than 2 points as did
Kennecott
Douglas Aircraft made new low
for the year in the aviation section.
Utilities eased fractionally. Farm
shares were lower
Dow-Jones p reliminary closing
averages showed: industrials 1908
off O.26; railroad $500 off DOL; util-
ity 3516 off OLA.
Transactions approximated 1,370,-
600 shares compared with 1450,000
shares last Saturday. Curb trnsac-
tions approximated 100000 shares
compared with $4,000 shares last
Saturday
Imperial Valley press., 1937-02-14
Instruction
Market Quotations
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO, Feb 13. W.R)-Reports
of crop damage in the southwest
brought a rush of buying into the
wheat pit on the Chicago board of
trade today advancing prices one to
two cents a bushel. Continued de-
mand for cash wheat also added to
the strength of the futures.
At the close wheat was rs to 29a
cents higher, May $1.38: new corn
was q to rs cents higher, May ST.
093s; old corn was l to IL cents
higher, May $108; and oats were u
to z cent higher, May Sis.
The market opened higher on
buying induced by strength in for
eign markets over the holiday yes
terday and prices moved up a cent
buShel before profit-taking sales
checked the rise.
The reports of dust storms and
indications that milling demand for
wheat was improving brought new
buying into the pit in the final hour
Of the short-session and the adj
vance was extended.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-02-14

TRAILER 1900 pounds, box body,
extra tires. See Joe Bush, 670
Broadway. F13
Imperial Valley press., 1937-02-14
POST PRESS CLASSIFIED ADS
Used Cars, Trucks

FOR SALE - 81 Chevrolet pickup,
% Oakland sport roadster, 90
Dodge sedan. Peoples Finance g.
Thrift Co.. 612 Main.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-02-14
L. A. STOCKS

LOS ANGELES, Feb .13. -U.p)-
Prices held steady on the Los An
geles stock exchange eoday although
several issues spurted to new highs
for the year.
Fifteen issues rose, Is dropped
and II held unchanged The half
days volume was $4,000 shares.
Pacific Idemnity hit new 1887
high at 34a up q on 800 shares and
Sontag Drug rose 9s to 143s on 200
while in the same division Security
Company UNITS plunged points to
81.
Pacific Western oil reached new
high at 275s up % as did Olinda
Land, up OF to 80 on $500 shares.
New 1887 highs were reached by
General Motors, up u to 10 and
Ryan Aeronautcal, upA to 81, the
latter on 1900 shares.
Con- Steel common slumped y to
IL on 300 shares Van de Kamp
dropped Is
Edison common edged up 1s to
1914 on 100
Imperial Valley press., 1937-02-14
L. A. BUTTER & EGGS

LOS ANGELES, Feb .l3. --Wp)-
Butter and eggs:
Butter: extra 33k, prime firsts
331a. standards 80, undergrade 81.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-02-14


& WIFE to run home
operated grocery business. Every
thing supplied; no money risk
Earnings up to 5000 in month
Details mailed free. Write Mills,
1873 Tenth St. Oakland, Cal. Fla
ROUTE MAN to succeed RaWleigh
Dealer this vicinity Supply estab-
lshed demand. $500 to $50 week.
ly. See company representative,
2O5 D Street, BraWley. F13
Imperial Valley press., 1937-02-14

ALL POPULAR VARIETIES OF
CHICKS including White Leg
horn day-old pullets $50 guar
antccd White Pekin Ducklings
and Mammoth Bronze Turkey
Poults. Write for prices and des-
criptions. Redwing Hatchery, 2040
E. Florence, Los Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-02-14
L. A. GRAIN
CARROT PRICES

Fourteen carloads of carrots we're
shipped Friday from Imperial VAL
ley to a $l25 to $l,35 market.
Additional Markets on Page 8
Imperial Valley press., 1937-02-14

PLYMOUTH ROCK setting eggs for
sale, 2 miles south, 4 mile east
Seal Heights store, Mrs. Joe Gree
bli. FIT
Imperial Valley press., 1937-02-14
LETTUCE PRICE
(Federal-State. Market Service)

Imperial Valley Friday shipped
157 carloads of lettuce to stronger
market. Demand exceeded supply
ON SIS. Demand was strong also for
6's and 80's. SIS sold for SO to $3.25
with some as low as $2.75. 6's and
80's went mostly for So with a few
at Sl.65 to $1.85, COS brought $50
and one car, ungraded,, brought
SIPS.
Evening star., 1937-03-22
,StS- ---SO.52 SO.6O5O

Available for interest.
etc. 04S O495O
td) ID per cent rise is assumed be-
Cause increased volume does not require O
corresponding increase in working force.
tbl Reflects 10 per cent increase in guam
tity. as well as a % per cent rise IN cost
icb Reflects increased amount Of fuel
i'd Assuming a 25 per cent increase In
income taxes. which represent 20 per cent
of all taxes
Evening star., 1937-03-22
Washington Produce.

l.podnd prints. co. 40: tub 3S 90 ) score. score J.
pGHha fnb priMtS MS 20; rond t-pouno prints 79'
MEATS-Choice beef u. calves, II;
veal, l6; lamb, "a pork loin, 20, fresh
53; sIsb bacon, 2s, compound, 1914;
mediHm hogs ai2aIo; heavy sS hoes, hoes,
sa@l2; roughS 6aS' calves. 5al0: lambs.
5al0.
goe Prices Psd S shippers n.d pet sss tGe Byssa Wssh
OF ,AgricultqraI Economics: w. -
un56 sai aqe eT9asd T9as STEADY STEADY
medams Sa s'a.S hiSheT carren 4T9so receipts
3li2 to 90: hennery whites, 22l7 to %.
Government graded and dated white eggs
ingtonl United States extras, large, 27i2:
Tnted States extTas mediums 22'a;
On2 L1TE sSfS SF1RdaTaS arff m steady
to firm Heavy fowl improved Fowl
C99lored9,. heavy. = to 90: Leeghorns. - to
pounds, - to 'S 53lS '''U over 'o9 pounds. H
80; few at 23i2 to Il Gulneas, young,
9o9g. p9HndS and ~ Hp 40 each e7S under %
to - each Turkeys-Young hens. 10
to 90: young toms. under 10 pounds Is
I@; old hens, II. T. Old toms. IA. 0' 80
Fruits and Vegetables.
Sales in large lots by original receivers
up to G m today
APPLES-No Carlot arrivals; no cars on
track. Supplies moderate; demand mod
crate, market steady BuShel baskets. U.
S. No. Virginia. Black Twigs 2i4-inch
minimum. l25-1.35 2i2-inCh minimum
.5O-l .65 274-lnch minimum. 65-1 Is;
3-inCh minimum. .75-l.S5. U. S. Utility,
! DOL SO as to size sca,ded stock. all
sizes. 9O-l.25: Winesaps. 2-lnch minimum.
l,25-1 %; 2l4-inch minimum. 1851 IS;
inch minimum. 20o-2 =; 2'4 inch
1.75, as to size: Ben Davis @i4-inch mini
mum. l,o0-I Is; 2l2-inch minimum. %
1,35: 224-inch minimum. 1851 40; U. S.
Utility, COL 10. as to size; Staymans, ga
inch minimum. .35-1 so; - l2-inch mini
mum. 65-l G5: 234-inch minimum, 60
! IS: scalded stock. .00-l so. al sizes:
YorkS, 2i4-lnch minimum, 1.25-1 35; 2l2-
inch minimum l 40 80; 2a4-inCh mini
mum. l SOL TO. scalded stock. all sizes
S5-1.25; Delicious. 2l4-inch minimum,
.65-1 Is; 2I2-inch minimum, @0Q-2 p:
few 225; 2a4-inch minimum. 2.25-2.35;
few $50; Paragons. 2'4-inch minimum
2a4-inch minimum / SOL 65; 3-inch mini
mum. lT5-1.S5: Lowrys, 2l4-inch mini
mum. 135; 2la-lnch minimum. so; 2a4-
inch minimum. SOL 90; MARYLAND
Pennsylvania Virginia and West Virginia,
boxes. combination extra fancy and fancy
staymans. ,75-2.25; Delicious, 2,25-2 so;
Golden Delicious. 2.25-2 so; ParagonS
165-2.OO; grade, Staymans, .50-l .75;
Delicious. 1.75-2.00, Golden Delicious.
1852. 90 ParaEons l .50-l.15; cartons
fancy, Staymans. 1.15-2 %, Delicious.
@.GO-2 so, Lowrys, 1.65-2 90; Golden De-
hclouS. 2.O0-2 so.
Evening star., 1937-03-22
NEW YORK BANK STOCKS

NEW YORK, March 20 UP1.-Over-the-
counter market bank and trust COM
Evening star., 1937-03-22
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, March 22.-United
States Government bonds rallied
mildly today, but later support was
lacking, and they drifted lower in a
quiet market.
A few issues managed to Withstand
the trend, but in others losses were as
much as 80 of point. Dealers said
investors again appeared to have
Joined the sideline group to await
something more concrete in the way
OF money market prospects.
Corresponding quietude settled over
other divisions of the market, but with
somewhat different results. High
grade corporates declined as a group,
while the more Speculatively-t tinged
issues followed mixed courses.
Rails recoiled bit, with Rock Island
general As, Katy" SIS, Pennsylvania
general 4l2s and Allegheny stamped SIS
declining y to more than a point.
Lehigh Valley Coal Co. SIS of 1864
broke more than 5 points and the IS
of 1874 nearly 5 to provide two of the
outstanding swings in the corporate
section. Hiram Walker AS declined
point of so and International Paper
IS lost nearly that much.
Evening star., 1937-03-22
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO, March % lP.-PouZtry.
hens, over ) rounds. 21; 5, pounds and
fryers, -; Plymouth Rock, a21i2 white
Rock, @S: colored broilers. 25 =: Plym-
outh and White Rock. 26l2. barebacks.
turkeys. hens, 25: young toms. 10; old.
16, No > turkeys, 10: ducks, Az pounds
up white and Colored, 20l2 small white
and colored, 17l.2; geese, l6 capons,
Butter. 1887. steady creamery spe-
cials t93 score). 36la-37: extras ta2).
36: extra frsts t90-9D. 35i2-a4:. frSts
CSS-S9l. 34h4-354; standards go cen
tralized carlotS) ,35a4. Eggs, 24456,
easy: extra f1rsts. local, 23l4: cars. 2394;
fresh graded hrsts. local. 2224; cars,
23l4; current receipts, 22i4: storage
packed extras, 24s4; storage packed
~ ~ Potatoes n; on track. 417; total
2I Old stock dull and weak; supplies
liberal demand light: sacked, per hun
dredweight-Idaho Russet BurbankS; U. S.
No l. few sales. 2.65a3.05. according to
quality and size: u S. No. 2l0a15:
Colorado Red McClures, Y, S. No. /. few
saies b9st Soa9o os5S Ml$eonIln Is roamd oom1
mercial 1.75aS5: Michigan RuSSet RuralS.
U. S. No. l, few sales go, New stock
steady on best stock: supplies liberal. de-
mand fair: carlot track sales. bushel crate.
Florida Bliss Triumphs. y. S. No. !,
2.1212a17l2; showing heated, some decay
80 crate.
Evening star., 1937-03-22
DIVIDENDS ORDERED.

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio March %
H9.-General Fireproofing Co. di-
rectors today declared s175 share
regular preferred dividend and a
dividend Of Is cents a share on the
common stock. Both dividends are
payable April l to stock on record
March 20.
Evening star., 1937-03-22
FEDERAL LAND BANKS

NEW YORK March % tP.-Federal
Land Bank bonds
Evening star., 1937-03-22
Washington Exchange
SALES-AFTER CALL.

Capital Traction 5s-Sl ,0OC at "a, $500
at "a, $500 at "a
Potomac Electric Power 3I4s-$1 900
at l0l14, 81 600 at lOlI4.
Potomac Electric Sc pfd.-2 at 1l3.
Potomac Electric 5l2 % pfd-lO at 113
Capital Transit Colo at IA, 10 at IA
Washington Rwy. & Elec com.-l0 at
TOE
Evening star., 1937-03-22
EXPENSES
HELD 0vERRATED
Upward Trend of Costs MAY
Have Less Effect Than
Expected.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

NEW YORK, March 22.-The up
ward trend of costs is being overrated
as utility company bugaboo accord
ing to figures compiled by the Finan-
cial World and published in it's cur
rent issue. Investors who look with
dsfavor upon public utility issues have
recently been pointing to the effect
upon utility earnings of rising costs of
operation, the publication points out.
Those figures, taken from a utility
company that may be regarded as
typical, show breakdown of costs on
the basis Of 81 Of revenue and then on
the basis of an assumed 10 per cent
increase in revenues accompanied by
a Is per cent increases in costs, as
follows.
Evening star., 1937-03-22
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE

PHILADELPHIA, March % LP,.-Live
%; mixed colors, .20a2I: White Leghorns
fancy; .1sal9; ordinary. 15a17; old roost-
fancy TO- fRsncyy Rncys 29aas9 orSer
BREEDS, 22a23; Spring chickens. fancy, pa
%; turkeys. fancy young hens 27a2S;
Pekin, 19a2O; mixed, 16a17: MuscoVy
white, 1Sa19; colored, 16a17.
Dressed poultry-FowlS, fresh killed. in
141aa171a; Spring ducks, Long Island. II
Evening star., 1937-03-22
PUBLIC UTILITY

.Ex dividend.
TPlus extras.
e-2Go extra
fl l2G extra.
h-75c extra.
"-125c paid June 80. 1886: 45c paid
Dec. %. 1886.
Evening star., 1937-03-22
FOREIGN MARKETS
By the Associated Press.

LONDON March 22-Nearness of tho
Easter holiday restricted business in the
stock k,, markt today and prices closed weak
tional and trans Atlantic issues while the
industrial. and mining groups were quiet,
tobacco shares selling lower and shippine q
issues firm. Home rails strengthened
gilt-edged securities declined Slightly and
/, foreign bonds were mixed
PAR1S.-PriceS were generally lower in
the Bourse and renteS closed with losses
Of 95 to $50 centimes. Royal Dutch lost
120 francs per share and rails and bank
Ing issues were also lower
Evening star., 1937-03-22
FREIGHT LOADINGS.

NEW YORK. March % P-Revenue
freight carloadings for railroads reporting
for the week ended March 20 included !,
Week of Previous Las1
r. March 20. week. yeal
baltimore & Ohio 55 Ola 54.147 81 6SS