davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1937-09-03
LA LLEGADAADE DON MARCHING
DOMINICA Y ST. ESPOSA \
iran recibimiento~ab ilustre estadista espanoA


secretario senior Fermin SoQto.
La del Centre Asturiano su dig
no presidente, ST.. Carlos Me-
nendez, Jose Gutierrez y Jesus
Fernandez ,Diaz. Tambien las
damas del Centre Asturiano
con ST. presidenta, Srta. Evan
gelina La Fuente y una Conf
sion de los Comisi6n de los Ca
balleros Leales de America, sa-
ludaron al viajero.
Traspuesto ell anden sc diri-
gi6 la Comitiva, c~ustodiando al
ilustre huesped, hasta ell hotel
Hillsborough, donde Sc hospeda
y donde a pesar del cansancio
del viaje Sc mantuvo en- platiea
de la patria con todos los que
habian lido a darle la bienven!-
da.
Despues de la interview que
para las sci SIDE la tarde fij6 D.
Marcelino Domingo a los perio-
distas americanos asistira a la
ccmida que Sc lie tiene prepare
da a las 7 en- ell restaurant LAS
, Novedades" dirigiendose mas
tarde al Centre Obrero donde
Sc lie hara un recibimiento pd-
blico por ell Comite Popular De-
mocratico Y en- ell que haran uso
de la palabra varios oradores,
entire ellos ell ilustre recien lie
gado.
Mas tarde vista a la Logia
Caballeros Leales de America,
donde Sc ofrecera una recep-
ci6n en- su honor.
Manana por la noche dara So
conferencia en- ell teatro del Cen
tro Asturiano Don Marcelino,
dandole la bienvenida ell Sr. 10
Use Martinez y consumiendo tur
nos los Delegates de varlas or
ganizaciones presentados al p1-
blico por nuestro director Sr.
Manteiga.
La gaceta., 1937-09-03

Ell gobierno por Comisi6n.---
I'm sistema semifascista que Sc
quiere imponer a la colonia Ia
tina.
Los ~"liStes' dssean sustituil
Ell sistema representative mum
cipal, de coneejales, por uno de.
gusto de ellos.
A~ctualmente los barrios lati'
nos eligen a los ciudadanos de
su agrado, a hombres que com
prenden bien sus necesidades
tratan de comprenderlas,.-
Con la Comision, los barrrioS
llamados Transformations" don
de residen los que mandan a ha-
GER las 'trampas electorales,'
tendrfan ell gusto de esgrimil
los prejuicios "anglo-sajones'
contra los ciudadanos de apelli-
dos espanoles o italianos.
Los p~artidarios de la Conf
sion, 81 estan bien enterados de
10 que ell plan significa, son enc
nigos del pueblo latino.
La gaceta., 1937-09-03

BESIDE aquf tenemos ell gusto
de saludar al ilustre mejicano
r. P. de Negri, exembajador
de 81 pals en- Espana, que Sc
encuentra en- New York.
Amigo del pueblo espanol,
como 10 es ell gobierno del pre-
sidente Lazaro Cardenas, ell Sr.
De Negri dijo a los periodistas
neoyorquinos: Ell gobierno ga
maria la guerra en- 80 dias 81 no
fuera por la Influenza exterior.
La Influenza exterior, ia
malsana y depravada, quiere
decir Italia, Alemania y Portu-
gall.
"Influencia exterior" los pi-
ratas del Mediterraneo, los ase-
sinos de ninos y mujeres, las
naciones que lie nan mandado
al exhombre Franco centenares
de aeroplanos, miles de anne
tralladoras y pleas de artille-
ria y 100000 sOldad0ss~
La gaceta., 1937-09-03

Los amigos de la Comision sc
proponen:
1.--Arrebatar a Ybor City y
West Tampa la representation
lirecta que ahora tienen, susti-
5uyendola con una indirecta e
inconvenience.
2.-Eliminar de la admins =
.raci6n municipal los apellidos
espanoles e italianos y sustituir
los con individuos "superiores,"
Iue aborrecen a los que dieron
a Tampa su riqueza.
3.-Quitar a los barrios ell de
recho a elegir a los ciudadanos
de su confianza, por medic de
"a votacion en- toda la cirdad, no
por secciones o districts.
4.-Dar empleo a ''momias''
que Ell pueblo rechaza y entregar
ell puesto de administrator a
Mr.. Lesley Brown, "sant6n" ma
yor del plan.
Ell dfa z los de la Comisi6n
comprobaran su impopularidad
en- los barrios latinos.
La gaceta., 1937-09-03
LEGO A NEW, YORK Ell
DE ME-
JICO EN- ESPANA

New York, sep. 3.--Despues
de pasar un aho en- Valencia v
Madrid representando a SD GO
bierno, arrib6 aver a este puer-
to Ell exembajador de los Esta-
dos Unidos Mejicanos en- Espa-
ma, Sr. E. P. De Negri.
"Estoy SECURE, dijo, de que
los faceiosos ismas tomaran a
La gaceta., 1937-09-03

Madrid, Sept. 3.-Despues de
~ horas de combate en- ell fren-
tie de Arag6n, las tropas repu-
blicanas vencieron a los faccio-
SOS g invasores. causandoles mi.
les de bajas.
Tratando de dominar a la in-
fanteria leal, por medic de sus
aeroplanos italianos y alemanes
los falangistas espanoles y sus
completes tambien fueron de-
rrotados en- ell aire, perdiendo
20 aparatos.
La aviaci6n del exgeneral
Franco, creyendo que en- ell fren
tie de Aragon encontraria el
mismo canine facil que en- e!
Norte, Sc elev6 con un total de
so aeroplanos de bombardeo y
GAIA. Los Chatos del gobierno
|salieron a darle la batalla y los
invasores tuvieron que retirarse
a TODD correr de sus motores,
luego de perder Is aparatos tia
lianos Flats, de caza, tres Ro-
meo, tambien de caza, y dos
Junkers alemanes de bombar-
dec. La escuadrilla leal perdi6
seis aparatos.
Los aeroplanos de la Repdbli-
ca procedieron inmediatamen-
ts a bombardaar las posiciones
fascistas de FL Burgo y Tore
ella y ell aer6dromo faccioso de
la provincial de Teruel.
En- TODD el frente de Arag6n
las milicias consolidation las po-
siciones tomadas al enemigo y
entraron en- Belchite.
Cerca de Granada, en- ell sec
tor de Pozoblanco, en- ell sur, las
tropas leales desalojaron a los
facciosos de importantes trim
cheras en- las alturas que rodean
ell distrito minero de Penarro-
va.
Los rebeldes Sc rindieron en-
Belchite, luego de perder en- los
combates 10 oficiales y 40 sol
dados.
Milicianos del frente de Ma
drid, llevando en- la v~anguardia
a dinamiteros asturianos, alta
earon en- ell sector de Caraban-
chel causando muchas bajas a
los facciosos que Sc habian pa
rapetado en- las casas.
Los facciosos estaban prepa-
randoalgunas minas y los dina
miteros cortaron los cables e.
lectricos, frustrando su plan.
En- su avance los milicianos
oeuparon una tenerfa desde la
cual sc dominan los puntos es-
tratkgicos mas importantes de
Carabanchel.
Ell gobierno de Valencia anun
ella la captura de otras impor-
tantes posiciones al oeste de
Almerfa, dominando por ente-
70 a Sierra Nevada.
Las noticias llegadas a Espa-
ma permiten asegurar que POGO
antes de ser hundido Ell vapor
russo Timiriazav, frente a Arge-
liza, por un submarine, un des-
tructor italiano Sc uni6 al bu-
que, como indicando su posi-
ci6n. Este es 10 que los "Pandi-
lleros' americanos llaman po-
ner en- ell spot.
En- un despacho al peri6dico
ingles Daily Herald, Ell captain
de csc vapor dice: Este buque,
con las marcas tn, do varias
La gaceta., 1937-09-03

Madrid o Valencia. 81 la lucha
contin1a conducira a una con-
flagraci6n que consumira TODD
ell mundo. Los leales ganarian
la guerra en- 80 dfas 81 no fuera
por la Influenza exterior.
Ell embajador seguira viaje
a Msjico en- union de 81 familia,
La gaceta., 1937-09-03

Saludando a Don Marcelino
Domingo, republican, espanol.
sincere amigo del pueblo y de la
justicia, que arribara a Tampa
en- horas de la tarde.
Llega a una ciudad de la re-
taguardia de la Espana leal.
Una ciudad que form6 Ell pri-
mer comite de socorro a Espa-
ma ,en agosto 3 de 1886, y que
desde entonces no ha eesado de
enviar dinero, ropas, ambulan-
cias y comestibles.
va Ell Comite ha mandado a
Espana cerca de $4,000, IVA
rias toneladas "de ropas de YES
tir", leche condensada Y cuatro
ambulancias.
Grande ell esfuerzo, pero in
ferior a 10 que todos deseamos
A la esposa del Sr. Domingo
saludamos tambien, en- nombre
de las incansables y leales mule
res de Tampa.
La gaceta., 1937-09-03

Bueno es hacer constar que
ell hecho de que ell residente ha-
va firmado ell proyecto 10 pone
en- favorable posici6n para con-
sideraci6n definitiva dentro de
un pr6ximo f~uturo.-Charles C.
Andrews.
La gaceta., 1937-09-03
LA BATALLA EN- Ell
FRENTE DE ARAGON
Los Leales obtsenen ventajas

HenQaya, sept, o.-El uoillI
Mo del frente de Arag6n fue
pei objective principal de la
gran batalla empenada entire
las fuerzas leales y los insur =
gentes, que resultaron derrota
dos no obstante ser contradic-
torias las noticias dadas a los
peri6dicos.
Ell encuentro, que fue uno
de los mas encarniZados de la
presente guerra. Sc libr6 en- un
terreno pantanoso a unas doce
millas al sur de Zaragoza y
entire las lineas m%antenidas
por los dos ejercitos que sc dis
putaban la supremacia del te-
reno.
Los soldados insurgentes que
escaparon de la acci6n y To-
graron llegar a la frontera
fr~ancesa, dicen que despues
de haber cedido terreno sus
tropas llevaron a cabo un con-
traataque para recuperar 10
perdido en- ell sector de Belchi-
tie. Los parties del gobierno
leal sin embargo, afirman, que
ell sitio que Sc mantenia contra
Belchite Y no Sc habfa debili-
tado Y que, por ell c~ontrario.
las tropas leales avanzaron
hasta ~penetrar en- la ciudad
combatiendose cuerpo a cuer-
pc y ganando la poblaci6n ca
sa por casa, con los dinamite-
ros abriendose canine con sus
granadas hacia ell centre de la
ciudad.
FL violento contraataque in
surgente-dice ell gobierno de
Valencia-14 millas al Norte
,de Belchite, fue contenido por
la artillerfa y las granadas que
causaron grandes bajas entire
los atacantes, manteniendo los
leales ell peso de Mediana, que
tienen bloqueado, a pesar de
la lluvia de granadas y pro-
yectiles que contra esa posi-
ci6n estrategica Sc ianzan.
Los leales mantienen tam
bien ell saliente entire Zarago-
"a Y Belchite sin haber cedido
una pulgada de terreno.
Ell general Ponte al mando
de los insurgentes determine
atacar con la infanterfa a la
caida de la tarde, protegiendo
ell avance coz continuados dis
paros de canon que no hacian
gran estrago entire los sitiado-
res.
En- ell informe del generali-
simo Franco Sc dice que 400
leales fueron muertos en- Pa
narroya.
AL sur de Zaragoza dos es-
cuadrones de caballeria insur-
genie fueron sorprendidos por
los jinetes leales que no les die
ron tempo a usar sus rifles,
entablandose un encarnizado
encuentro al arma blanca en- Ell
que resultaron muertos IA in
surgentes, escapando los otros
del lugar de la acci6n.
La gaceta., 1937-09-03

en- honor del Sr. Domingo y 81
espcsa.
Domingo g.
1000 A. M.-Visita a In So
ciedad Circulo Cubano.
1880 A. M.--Visita a la So
ciedad Unione ltaliana.
HOO A. M.-Visita a la Sc
ciedad La Italia.
1880 P. M.--Visita de Dor
Marcelino Domingo a la Socie
dad Centre Espanol, donde al
morzara.
400 p. M.-Paseo a San Pe
tersburgo y lugares cercanos
Lunes g.
Despedida a Dom Marcelins
Domingo y su esposa.
La gaceta., 1937-09-03

LAS FUERZAS NAVALES
A
ACCION DIRECTA EN- Ell
EAM DE
BUQUES EN- Ell MEDITE-
NJ
La gaceta., 1937-09-03
>CHUNCAS Y NO CHDNGAS
Guerra a los. submarinosi- SalAdos a mobiles
kamigos de- Batbarie f@ttscista. y l.
yCovision Y sus%Gpes. ~.

| Inglaterra ha declarado la
guerra a los submarinos piratas
del Mediterranee-dice una no
de LQpd1es.
4 va esa guerra debi6 haberla
declarado hace algunos meses,
cuando una escradra pirata
bombarde6 a Almerfa, contra to
das las leyes de la guerra, sin a.
visar a la poblaci6n indefe1Sa.
Pero como los piratas fascis-
tas carecen de honor, de bohdad
v de escr1pulos, con la pasivi-
dad de Inglaterra y Francia Sc
animaron.
Inglaterra toler6 a Italia Ell
aplastamiento de Ethiopia y los
asesinatos en- masa de los indigo
mas; Inglaterra Y Francia lie
han venido consMtiendo a los
fascistas ell 'crimen de Espana'.
Cuatro veces habia aplastado
ell gobierno republican, y legf-
timo a los traidores facciosos y
en- cuatro ocasiones prolonga-
ron la guerra los aviones, las
escuadras Y los ~ejercitos de Mus
solini y Hitler.
Despues del acto salvajo de
Almerfa Y del hundimiento de
vapores mercantes espanoles y
rusos, Inglaterra parecia decir
Todo esta bien; con mis- barcos
no Sc atreveran..
Mas Sc han atrevido, porque
Ell fascismo, fun monstruo de
mil cabezas, solo teme Q la fuer
"a, no a los tratados y las notas
diplomaticas.
Inglaterra Y Francia saben
desde agostt del ano pasado.
que Franco es eln monigote dt
los paises f~ascistas.
lPor que han tolerado la in
tervenci6n fascista a la sombrs
del lamado Comite de No-In
tervenci6n?
iActuaran ahora, por medic
de la fuerza, contra los piratas
italianos Y sus completes?
La gaceta., 1937-09-03

la DIRECTIVE del Centric Astu-
riano ofrecera una reception
en- honor del Sr. Domingo y 81
espcsa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-11-03
SLUMP IN STEEL
IN SEEN CHECKED
Chances of Marked Improve.
ment, However, Believed
Limited.

NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-Indications
that the drop in steel buying has been
checked were cited by Iron Age today.
Chances Of marked improvement
were seen as limited, however, due to
continued hand-to-mouth buying by
the automobile industry. The review
said the outcome Of the New York Au-
tomobile Show is expected to have q
pronounced effect on steel purchases
Of motor companies.
The Trade Journal reported another
decline in the steel ingot production
rate to an estimated 40 per cent Of
national capacity for the current week,
against 81 per cent in the previous
week.
I'm keeping with the precipitous de-
cline in steel ingot production" the
survey added, "pig-iron output drop
ped sharply in October, from 1859
tons day in the previous month to
1891 tons. loss of 179 per cent and
the number Of furnaces in blast was
reduced from 18l on October /. to ISL
on November /, this loss of 80 being
the largest in one month since 1924.
when 40 went out in April and 46 in
May.
THE sharpest drop in the 1929
slump was in November, when 26 fur
naces were blown out.
"Pig-iron production in October to-
tailed 1882, 629 tons compared with
3,4l0,37l tons in September. Last
months daily rate was the lowest since
September, 1896, when the figure was
9l.0l0 tons.
October sales of steels were from IS
to 80 per cent below those Of Septem-
Der. depending on the company and
the product, the chief decline being
suffered by the heavy steels.
Railroad buying is at rock bottom
minimum rs the carriers prepare their
case for a IS per cent rise application
and an increase in passenger fares.
While some rail buying is expected
this winter it Is believed now that i'm
portant equipment purchases will be
deferred pending a decision by the In
terstate Commerce Commission on fur
ther rate increases. which probably will
not be announced for at least three
months.
Steel scrap has dropped sharply in
all markets. Business has shrunk to
such small volume that some quota
tons are nominal. Heavy melting steel
is down so cents at Pittsburgh and
Philadelphia and Is cents at Chicago.
1.-THE Iron Age scrap composite has
dropped to SLAP. a new low for the
year and $3.50 below the years peak"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-11-03
CRUDE RUBBER FUTURES

NEW YORK. Nov. 8 0Pl.-Crude rubber
futures opened barely steady, u to %
lower. December. 1e.05-15.1o; March,
15.18-1b.20: May. 1887.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-11-03
50 TONS OF PIG LEAD soLD

NEW YORK, Nov. 3 lP.-st. Joseph
Lead co. reports so tons of pig lead
from Southeast Missouri mines sold
yesterday at s5.35 per 100 pounds St.
Louis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-11-03
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. Nov. 3.-After pursu-
Ing a fairly even course during the
morning. bonds turned abruptly lower
near the final hour today as moderate
selling wave clipped fractions to around
two points from the list.
Federal loans held firm front.
Plus signs were in the majority with
gains ranging up to 6-32ds of a point.
Turnover was fairly brisk in some of
the longer term Treasury issues.
The slump in the domestic corporate
division was marked by softness in the
carrier group. Baltimore g. Ohio Al IS
dropped around ~ and Erie SIS were
of more than 2 point.
Losing from l to points were In
ternational Hydroelectric IS, Illinois
Central 43is, New York Central SIS,
Southern Railway As, Utilities Power
e. Light SIS, Nickle Plate AIS, WAL
worth As and MKT SIS.
The foreign group was quiet with
most changes narrow Polish loans
found support. working up fractions
to around points. Abitibi Power g.
Paper IS dropped around 3la and Ger
man and japanese obligations tended
fractionally lower.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-11-03
MONTREAL SILVER.

MONTREAL. Nov. 8 iE,.-silver future,
opened steady and UNCHANGED. November
44.65b; December 44.65b; March. 44.O1b
Bid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-11-03
RAW TOBACCO EXPORTS
DECLINE TO $71,386.0OO

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-Raw tobacco
exports are reported by the Commerce
Department at ST. $4,000 during the
first nine months of this year. COM
pared with s76,567.0o0 in the similar
1885 period and s73,515,000 in the
same months of 1885.
Exports of tobacco manufacturers
totaled s10,404,Oo0, s8.322,0O0 and
s6,92S,000 in the respective periods.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-11-03
CHICAGO GRAIN
By the Associated Press,

~ tbN AbsoNihbcN IIcbS.
CHICAGO, Nov. Dominated
largely by acute weakness OF securities
and by importers indifference, wheat
late today repeatedly smashed low
price record of more than a year.
Maximum downturns Of wheat VAL
ues amounted to cents bushel.
Stop-loS selling orders in profusion
were forced into execution by the
market tumbles. with much notice
taken of reports Of Disappointing
smallness of domestic flour trade.
At the close, wheat was l%-2K
cents under yesterdays finish, Decem-
Der. sl7s-s2; May, s1ss-A; corn, "a
OF to u up, December, 5ss-1a; May,
69le-as, and oats at M decline.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-11-03
NEW YORK BANK STOCKS

NEW YORK. Nov 8 LP,-Over the
counter market bank and trust companies:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-11-03
B. &O.Loadings
Total 48,937 Cars,
Slight Decrease
Or ecial Dispatch to The star

d eClhi OispdtCu 70 i NJ 6thr
BALTIMORE, Nd, Nov. s.-Car-
loadings on the Baltimore Il Ohio
Railroad for the week ended October
30, totaled 4S,o37, comprising 81 500
cars loaded on line and 17,437 re-
ceived from connections. For the
same week Of last year, the total was
52,854, including 35,059 cars loaded on
line and 1878 received from connec-
TONS
During the same week Of 1880, load
ings were 63.s41, consisting Of 4o,54s
cars loaded on line and 23,093 re-
ceived from connections.
For the week ended october %, the
total was 1880, Of which 32,065 cars
were loaded on line and 1884 re-
ceived from connections.
The summary follows:
rot 4.ys ear: or ssd; & SAM san.
assss 1880 $3.50 5sss 1895 5ssSs 1891
Total cars
revenue
freight re-
ceived from
connects -17437 177e5 2sos3 1884
Total loaded.
received 4s,ss7 s2.s54 ea,e4l 4s.s6s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-11-03
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. Nov 3 R.-Eees. 2e.774
arm :, MiSed colors Special packs; 2al2.
onds. 81 la-23l2: mediums, %; dirties. No
l. II; average checks. IS: refriserato,
special packs, 81 Ha-2474; refrigerator
stanoards, 20l2-2l: refrieerator nrsts. 90.
2014; refrigerator seconds. 1a1a: refris.
orator mediums and dirties 1sat-1aX,
. Butter; 23,256; nrmer. Creamery
hlgher than extra. 36ia-37A: extra los
score): 1914: hrsts, including centralizec
tss-el scores: 32A-36; seconds (s4-s;
changed I'll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-11-03
Chicago Cash Market,

Cash wheat, No. red, 9517: No.
hard, 1.02k; corn. No. mixed, 55A /;
No. yellow, 58A; kiln dried; No.
white. 59$4 80; oats, No. white, 3334-
"a: rye, No. 2, 75A; soy beans, No.
yellow. $685.: barley feed, 1852
nominal; mailing, 1922, nominal;
timothy seed, 2.25-2.65 cwt; red clover,
27.50-32.50; sweet, 7.O0-7.75.
Baltimore Quotations
BALTIMORE, Nov. 3 P,.--Wheat. No
red winter. garlicky, spot. domestic
era: November. 97I4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-11-03
FEDERAL LAND BANKS

NEW YORK Nov. 8 Gq,.-Federal Land
Rank bonds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-11-03
STANDARD OIL OF OHIO
CUTS GASOLINE PRICES

By lIIe ASSUClHEeu FrebS.
CLEVELAND. Ohio, Nov. 3.-The
Standard Oil Co. of Ohio announced
today . decrease Of one-half cent q
gallon in all gasoline prices for tank
wagon and service station delivery
throughout Ohio, effective tomorrow.
The general gasoline market has
been weakened recently due to accu-
mutation of excessive stocks, the COM
pany said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-11-03
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. Nov. 3 P,.-Poultry. live
! car. Al trucks: steady to Arm: hens Az
pounds up. 90: less than 41a pounds. Is
springs. 4 pounds lip. and less than
White Rock. %: Leshorn chickens. IS
geese. II Other live poultry price
Dressed market about steady, turke,
prices uncksnged
Butter, 6.455: steady. prices unchanged
Eees, JOSE: firm. prices unchanged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-11-03
Operating Loss
Is Put at $665,94l
By Studebaker
BY the Associated Press,

CHICAGO. Nov. 3.-The stude-
baker Corp, South Bend, Ind, re-
ported third-quarter operating loss OF
$665,941, compared with . loss Of
1885, in the third quarter Of 1895
Paul @. Hoffman, president, SAID
Studebaker WAS out Of production dur.
ing several weeks in the third quarter
but now is building 1888 models ir
satisfactory volume.
Nine months net profit was $685..
SIT, compared with $70S,547 the cor.
responding 1886 period.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-11-03
U. S. TREASURY POSITION,
BY the Associated Press

The position of the Treasury on No
vember /:
Receipts. $50, $50. s59.72: expenditures
SS1,I95,294.4 40: balance, S2,6S3 5S5-
s9sSi 9 customs receipts for the month
Receipts for the fiscal year fsince July
u. S2.007 1893. $50 10: expenditures, So
of emergency expenditures: excess Of ex-
penditures,. S611, 443,17Q gross debt
$31,QQg. Q26, 553.74. an increase OF $40
65s. 324 SO above the previous day: gold
assets. S12. s03, 80. 404 40, Including 81.
271,59S.55S of inactive gold
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-11-03

Steel mgot production in the United
States for the week beginning No.
vember / Is scheduled at 48.s per
cent OF capacity, according to Amer
lean Iron and Steel Institute. This
compared with 521 per cent q week
ago.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-04-16
Demurrer Overruled
 In Oxford Dam Case
HOusatOnic Cottage Owners Claimed Crib Work,
 Which Came Down River, Demolished Property

came down the river with the flood and demolished the cottages, con- stituted a nuisance and menace all during its IT years establishment at the base of the dam. The cribWorE is said to have been erected dur ing the construction of the bridge, and then never removed.
 Attorney Walter P. Torrance, who presented the demurYers for the power company, stated that this could not be held a nuisance for 1t was only logic for the operators of the dam to consider that should the crib become loosened, 1t would only float harmlessly down the river. It commented that the crib had weathered several previous floods.
 Nuisance was also claimed in that the operators had failed to antici- pate the floods, and draw off wa ter in proportion. Attorney J. Warren Upson argued on behalf of the plaintiffs, and asked that the cases be made ready for speedy trial, commenting that they have been on the docket for year. Judge O'Sullivan said that he would be willing to bring the case to speedy trial, and then added, "Demurrers overruled."
 Attorney Torrance commented during the hearing that the claims as set up by the plaintiff would have the court understand that the entire Stevenson dam construction and operatoin was nuisance, and he argued that such was not the case.