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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
r. r. WORKERS WIN
Continued from rage

This board can not now consider II
this proceeding what wages now are
lust and reasonable for tho employees
concerned herein, tho decision con
tinucd This proceeding is ~ deter
mine whether nr not there has heen
violation ~ this carrier u decision
number two
.rhc slp specified violations 81 ~"
wage decision w the ltrio were named
as follows
NV deducting the January aist earn
ingH from the January earnings ~ All
monthly rated employees not oonRantinE
10 such deduction
NV deiuctiue four twenty -eiehths
~ the February carninEs of al monthly
rated eruplovea.
NV doductiua January 2tst earnings
from the January earnings of such
daily ami hourly rated employees claRsi
ned prior ~ wage awards aR monthly
rated employees
"Rv deductiug four twenty niRhths of
the February earninsR - en'loyea ~
tho preceding violation
These four Violations resulted from
the Eriee order that An aalatied em
ployoE should deduct one deNe pay
each week beginning with January Al
.'Ry arbitrarily reducing the wages
oC trackmen Il thlri, centa an hour
aud to other hourly ratep contrary to
decision number two
-Bv arbitrarily requiring train dia
patches to work seven dava a weok
fnr wages determined hy this board 80
he iuzs and reasonable for Hix days
work"
The position % the hoard regarding
tho question ~ Inahilit, ~ fhr road ~
pay the wages ordered. which ha@ h"ea
the chief point of dispute ir several
rcceui cases was clearly ert forth s.
todavs decision.
~ ia the Judgment y this hoard !"
the decision said that no carrier may
without violating the eprit and lrtt"r
of decision number two. in case -
vcvenue for auy morfh should 10
ti,nated n 10 iueuflclent 20 meet ia
expenses for labor and material for
that month arbitrasii iiy appropriate 20
itself wagee due its employees III such
amount aa 10 make expcnsos for labor
and material equal or exceed revenues
Tor that month.
There ie simple. orderly md legal
method open 20 all carriers 20 obtain
appropriate relief in case they arc of
the opinion that the wages fixed bv Dc
cision number two are not iuet and
reasonable. n after failure ~ CON
ference with employees ~ decide lis
pute the carrier IS able TO show that
the wages fyed are NOT now iust and
reasonable this board viii decide what
wages are Just and reasonable"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
cHIcAcnIIrT eroo NARKFT.

r. h=zorf-te1 rrase ~ EVERY T-erf~r
tfhrneo Tareh Garlic re~ofr'
naa fat .aftia alrv- f. 2- cents Tr,--rr
t~t. ferf s'eers aerIa t"7 zcrra ae'7
higher hulr -arfa nuIE tutrror
zra atorF oa1. 11tr. a-gafv oz
81 on calves rrrrt'~ n cents l~-r-
huTk r=afe-r p con nh atoetere a~1
feeders. sio-r
Ioza ree eiut- ah0 no=4lv to
rz rcufr lav~ar fh7r 9aftfr1at. ? --oro gn
lfzhta ar least oea-i~zt s1ow .tro~s
s~tiva for N h.ffs Fir 2fn pounds
lr.,,r. II -0r1fn -s t.uil ~ 7nn rounds
.tn q5gIlBls rirz etaadv II, CENTS
lower hnit desirable .a to AZ pounds
around ipEn
sheep. recctufz ~ n0d fss 1ttnhs -~ant-
ia 2E eanfs lower shear about steady
laraha top. aariv saEs ~ =hipcars
rarf 81 round =horr lambs. 5n nuik
far larnbs aar1v. arLa RI haF~a as pound
=horn veerlingz & so fsf ewes fop early
sgs hpIk Fat a7~z 0nIG s1
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
WASHINGTON NOW HAVEN
FOR MEMBERS or BAR

Washington. March Al
though the records are not yet
complete the estimates are that
Washington because Of the
change Of administration. viii
have not less than nifty more
lawyers on its list
Everybody retiring from office,
from Woodrow Wilson down,
seems to be opening law office
. Washington Aside from Mr..
Wilson the shining examples are
Bainbridge Colby. Joseph p.
Tumulty and William Williams,
who retired as Commissioner Of
Internal Revenue.
Up to a few years ago Wash
ington. except for few. proved
to be a poor place for lawyers.
The war made much business.
however. and the stories af1oat
that fortunes have been made in
just a few months have been re-
sponsible for the rush into the
legal field at the capital.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
John Gresta Assaulted.

The old plant Of the Wilmington Steel
Co, over Third street bridge, was the
scene late last night. of a cowardly hold-up
John Gresta, 80 wears old, living at 905
A street. while walking with friend. was
attacked by three men. His face was smash
ed almost to pulp, bis right eye closed
and his lips cut He was removed to the
Delaware Hospital for treatment The
police have been notified and arc working
on the case
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
SPRING IN THE PARKS.
Mack's Forces Busy Getting City PLAY
grounds in Condition.

Cltv Park Eugnorr Mack forces arc
busy qettl.r the citv'e ple, grounds the
public parks u roadtlnn to1 tho'r n~n aS
recreation ccnters h, thr Wlhlr. and
esperlally ly tho ah,ldro vhoarc aircad,,
with tho approach II mild weather, begin
rlng 10 people thcm i'unE hr afternoons
after school hours
Work on Rodney Square Is progressing
satisfactorily and thus future hautv spot
of tho CITY Is beginning fo glvo ovldeace
81 this, nasqcr-bv ~ tlte artistic center "
viii bc when completed
IN important part 81 the work H NJ
Mack / forces l4 ne carc ~ the trees la
tho clty'e park acrragr tad thte work
Is nov beng gtvou attsaiton u'nbcr of
trees ou account ~ decay h3vC hcc0
ordered ou; dova. a.fd these 1t IS stated,
viii be gwen away for ilrcwood 20 those
who Will saw them up and have them re-
moved
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
BUYING GERMAN TOYS
FOR U. S. CHILDREN
Americans, However, Baik at
Prices of Profiteers Who
Deal i'm Staples.
BY Associated Press to Every Evening.

BY Asaocin ted Press to Mvery Evoning.
I.eipric, Germany, March 6.-1'he
LEIPZIG fair was formerly opened today
with fifteen thousand exhibitors and 100,
900 visitors moro than half Of whom wers
buyrcs representing 25 countries. There
were about 100 American buyers represent
ing firms scattered from Now York to
San Francisco The Americans bought
chiefly TOYS and novelties not obtamable
in the United States, such as Noah n
Arks, Santa Clauses and various BnvnrIan
woodwork toys and trinkets III which the
present workers excel
The prices on fabrics, procelaina and
many other staple products wero quoted
so high IL donar, as compared with the
prices in marks, that only extremely novel
offerings tempted the Americans.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
SOUTH SIDE HOLDUP.
Two Men Robbed by Three Others on
Saturday Night.

Held UP and robbed by three men
along the csuseway at Market and A
streets late Saturday night Walter Smith
80 1eoch street, and Frank Powalski,
80 Chestnut street, complained TO the
pahcc
Botl re9 were walking along the cause
way. thol declare when they were stopped
hv three men wearing soldiers uniforms.
Il was dark. but the men appeared to be
cniorcd The robbers took $3.50 from
Iavals1l all be had Both men were COM
PEELED ~ hold their hands IN the air until
tat robbers were out of sight
Fti. morning Detectives Nirden and
Gamnle arrested three young white men
south Wilmington who answered to
tie description 81 ven. However, the
v4ctInls failed to appear u identify the
soldiers and they were released
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
NEW TRAFFIC SIGNAL.
New silent Policeman" Being Tried Out
al Tenth and King.

new police traffic signal has been
placed nt Tenth ard King streets. II
stands about eight feet above the road
way where white globe u foot in diane
ter with green equatorial band surmour tn
pillar ls inches square, painted yellow,
with black trimmings. which include the
letters, on each side ''Slow 10 the right.
The pillar stands on a acorcrete base three
feet square ard two feet high
A reservoir within the pillar supplies
gas for night illumiratior of tho globe.
The outfit is n test ore, designed to
prove the practicablity of the device,
which il approved is expected 90 be dupl,-
Gated al nll the prominent road and
street mtersectlona IN ard rear Tho city.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
STRANGE BOY.
Found on South Side. He Refuses 10
Reveal His Identity.

An unknown boy. about ~ wears old,
was brought into the police station shortly
before noon today hY Frank ! Kern,
truck driver for the Huber Baking &c
Kern said he picked the Ind M on tho
south side of the Market street bridge and
when the little fellow complained of licirlg
hungry bought him some breakfast
The bov refused 90 answer any questions
Ms go his home and parents shaking his hen
Fulkilv to all questions officer livrson
elected tho information from him that his
name was Mitchell and that hie father
worked onProomc street
kcriu said the hoy had been Fiv"n
shelter IN a store across Market street
bridge last night and that hc maintained
tho same stuhhorn silence ~ people who
sheltered him The boy was dressed - .
cordurnv suit ard had 30 cap
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
Stolen Car Recovered.

John Rennic, 2735 West Fifth street
had the peculiar experience Of having his
automobile stolen and recovered within
"a hours The machine Colc-Acro
eight cylinder, touring car was stolen
from a garage in the rear Of his home some
time Saturday night Mr. Rennie fur
nished the police with a complete descrip-
tion of the car and it was found yesterday
by police officer abandoned on a side
road near Brandywine Springs Il was
slightly damaged when recovered
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
TTSsMAy SEES PREACHERS.
Addressed ". r.. Association Today ON
Prohibition.

Rev r = Glvan. pastor af christlaua
II {. Church led IN devotions a. the
weekly meeting of the Methodist Min
fHfars Association held IN Grace church
House this morning Reports we're
made bF Dr Robert watt for Rev
Claude Clark. pastor Of fIockessin
church Bev John White and Rev
George " bounds for ne union meet
iugs which ara being held in the fya
churches in the north side II the city.
and by Rev George ". DawaOu Rev.
9 W Harris and Rev. Raymond "
cooke All ~ these reports showed
satisfactory progress
The nrder 81 the day was in charge II
Rev and Mrs Clarence Keen Nra
Keen sang several solos. REV Keen
gave a brief address on matters con
corning tho ministry Constable uEg-
liam Tinsman of Richardson ~ r
talked briefly on the Federal Prohibition
Commission.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
RIcy Gle Racers All q Tic.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
New York March All the riders
competing in the spring six-day bicycle
race at Madison Square Garden We're
tied At 281 miles laps. at noon today.
The record for t2 hours riding is 27s
miles laps. made by Lawrence and
Magin in 1914
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
KAISER CLOSELY FOLLOWS
gnNFERFSGF ~ LONDON

flaerp. Holland. March 4 Former
Tmparar Wiliiau who dsly raads fhe
German Dutch aud English news
papers ~ rioealp following the prog
ress II the London conference On Ger
man separations.
Professor VendEnberg. the specialist
}n heart dlsss ses tghn some flFne aEo at
tended the former German empress. has
again been summoned to Doorn.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
Stole Roommste's Clothes.

Admitting he stole suit Of clothes from
Edward Lore, colored, Lemuel Wilson,
also colored, was held under $500 bail
for the Court Of General Sessions by
Judge Lynn in Municipal Court today
The men roomed together at 923 French
street and the theft occurred in August,
1920.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
"MYSTERIOUS ANNA"
Letter From Her Figures in Non Support
Case Against Elmer &. GrieT.

Judge LYNN IN Municipal Court to-
dav ordered Elmer & Grler 90 pay $24
week for the support of his wife and thWe
children Gucr was arrested IN Glens
Falls \ and brought back on Satur-
day night 10y Detective Mcdaniel
Mrs Grier testified that her husband
left her OH Christmas day. giving her $40,
and also sent her $50 two weeks ago
She also accused him Of going with an
other woman and produced a letter from q
mysterious Anna The costs. amounting
to S45 were also imposed Oh Grler.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
RIDS FOR COAL.
Received hv n0ard of Water Com.
mIseiouers To-day

WtAhANlFFN tNfiHF
AZ the meeting today Of thc Board 81
Water Conrniasioncra the 4tlu' ~ 81 G73 ~
received from the salc of water w February
was ordered turned over ~ the cit, trra-
slrcr
Meter minimum bulls up tn January
u of 2ll Asa 80 and schedule mlls of
s4Il3 were rorottcd outstanding and
notices callIaE fnr settlement w Aprtl
ii. undcr the usual renal'l w"r" ordered
sent
Four hlds on hifumWous coal ior the
wears supply beginning Npril ! were to-
cervr@I as follows
Charles II TcnWecFre - ~
+ X Pussy 90 a. ~
Diamond leo and Coat Co IS ~
Hamilton Coal 60 s. 60
Those wprr rpfarred 10 tho chief engineer
for testing II samples and tahulatian
IfmpaRe for tho week vaR ~ ailWn
gallone.an increase nf "a l6S. $50 orrr tho
zorrpaInudng week ot last wear Con
sumtiou however pwaa iRqlo om gallons
less ~ SS2n5. 900 gallons
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
Boys Promise 10 20 Home

Two BOYS Abram Green, Newark. y.
J and Irving Feldman, Paterson = T
both IL wears old who were arrested
YESTERDAY afternoon by Policeman CamD-
hell. were dismissed bv Judge lynn Fl
Municipal Court TODAY on their promise
% return nome They said they had made
their Wav 70 tins CITY BY bepgiDg rides On
trucks and were looking for work
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
PETR0GRAD IN FLAMES
Is REPORT IN LONDON

London. March THE Central
Nws correspondent at Helaingfors
reports receipt Of news of the
most serious character from
Petrugrad since midnight. The
advices said many OF the resi-
Dental and business quarters
were In flames.
The Soviet government. tho
message continued. was dispatch
ing "a largo number of troops from
Moscow TO Petrograd TO assist In
restoring order
The Petrograd rebels. Il was
added, wore planning to accord
these troops friendly reception
In the hope Of winning them over.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
Emanuel was Too Strenuous.

Alleged to have attempted to break
in the door Of his boarding house about
2 o'clock on Sunday morning Emanuel
Nigsa was fined 81 and costs by Judge
Lynn in Municipal Court today. Of
fcer Skepski who arrested the man
said he had been drinking
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
TRAIN STOPS TRAFF &c.
Became Stalled on a Bridge Due to Acct
dent 20 Engine.

Attached 70 au unusually long string
Of cars, a freight locomotive became dis
abled shortly after clock Yesterday
afternoon while crossing the draw bridge
Of the Pennsylvania railroad at Shellpot
cutoff
All traffic leading 70 the Edgc Moor
wards WAS tied up for two hours, also,
steamer Of the Wilson Line bound for
Philadelphia was delayed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
I.inunr Case Postnnned.

To give the defendant time to secure
witnesses Judge Lynn in Municipal
Court today continued until tomorrow
the case Of John Simoniski charged with
selling liquor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
Rockford Wins.

Rockford defeated Stabler Park Satur-
day evening on the Rockford floor by the
score Of II to O. McKelvey and Law,
Mossey, Johnson and Mckinley starred
for Rockford, and the leading players for
Stabler Park were Brickley and Mcdowell
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
Had No License.

Pleading Guilty TO driving an automo-
bile without a license Milton Birmingham
was fined so and costs in Municipal
Court today Judge Lynn suspended SEN
tence on charge of violating the traffic
rules
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
SENATE CONFIRMS LEJEUNE.
Gives General Barnett Permanent Title
of Major GeneraL

BY Associated T'resH to Every Evenine
Washington. March THE senate
today confirmed a large number Of
nominations sent to it by President
Harding.
In the list were the names Of Major
General John A. Lejeune, reappointed
commandant Of tae Marine Corps and
Brigadier General George Barnett.
former cOmmandant of the corps. 70
have the permanent rank Of Major
General.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
SCHOOL BILL UP
Continued from paee

Continued from naee
Representative Hudson. Rep,. and
t6 Democrats voted anfna tively and u
Republicans negatively Raprsaenta-
tvoa Kramer. Mari sfaats and War
rfnptou were nlaent furIuR roll call
James u Hughes and Dr u "
Cooper. also ~ tho executive committee
or tho oltlzens Committee will be given
p herring when tho House reooneonea.
rhc House witI probably devote tho
creator rart - tha wcek 70 eonaifera
tlon - The blll
torporation Tax nnrosed.
several communications dlaHprrov
Inc the corporation tax feature of tho
iii. ,vnrt, received md filed hy tho
llouar. thie tuoruInR
gop, opponents ~ tho hlii want the
administration hanged overhead er
rcusoa te,int 90 ana more posvor con
ferrod ~ district trustees
Humnr of View mn.
II vaa tumotal tndaY that certain
Senators. fearing the tlaaaa hiil viii hn
defeated arc prerating 2 Senate Till,
but ruc asnafpr denied tho fnnlet
There aiao vas rfrrrut r teuort fhat
should tho LEGISLATURE pasa ito pro
lnael rsuoalar ~ fhe pteaent school
arttavai hut thn trrort aenfd uaf 10
fao. GoreItfar ttauuer eauld cypress
continued
Protest Against nunndary survey.
Tn0ueeul N.sefrrftl aad Frank
ftui farniors - Mn Creeh Hundred.
ra,ne ~ hover tnday aud protested
aFaipat HOUSE concurrence ln The sau
ate ldli providing for tl4e acceptance.
approval anil confirmation ~ tho re-
,,att ~ tha commission appointed tn
tssa ta rsauiue enttet aad eatsh-
tell tbo fwnlse mile circle of New
,aatIe aa The boundary lire hat
ienuavis anita anl delaware
They ds.larad the bin would trans
fef fho greater pnrt II theif real estate
ftotn Delaware a. PENNSYLVANIA ard
woull alsa atvrfset1 affect aevefai adia
cent fsrn,a
Tin Federal CanEf nHa and the Tenn
sylvauia legislature have aoeettetl. at,-
proved AMI confirmed the report ~ he
commissioners
NJ business IN senate.
TIC senate did aot tfansaet any bual.
re4r thl= MORNING
Senator MeiufIt. tefertsd far duty
today. after an abaenee II threr weobH
duo H. HlfcHs
oppose special Tar.
delegation of Nv tusurarce agents
from Wilmington appeared befnrr the
ss,aafe committee on insurance and
bauhipg today in opposition to the
senate hlil ~ tax such companies :
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
0pnnse snecInI Ia.

delegation of fvc insurance agents
from Wilmington appeared befntr the
Seaate committee On insurance and
banking today IN opposition Is tho
senate bill ~ tax such COMPANIES 2
prt cent ef tho premiums collected IN
clti,s anJ towns. for the beueHt of fre
companies of thoso cities and towns
William J. Flghneld was spokesman
for the delegation
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07

You save time and money by reading
and using Every Evening want ads.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07

Sail your old furniture through Every
Evening want ads.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07

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TO-DAY
New Spring Suits
$40 90 SEQ
New Spring Top foa's
$40 10 $50
New Spring IrDurers
Bfto Sl2
New Spring llsts
81 40 $40
New Spring Iisa
5Oc 20 - %
New -,pring rhirfr
81 80 ~ s5
New Spring hoes
s. 30 20 S12
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
NJ business IN senate.

Tho scuntn dld mott tfaGsaet any htIa4s
rear thiz morning
Senator MelufIra refertsd for duty.
t,tl9N. after eu absence - three weeks
an. Il. lIItnee
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-03

event and then took the Canadian title away from her. many of these Ameri- cans, coming from all parts of the coun- try, have been practicing on the links for nearly a week to improve their game and make themselves. more familiar with a difficult course that is regarded by Miss Leitch as in her favor.
 Theer are seven other foreign conten- ders, three from England and four from Canada, but none of these is feared but the champion of Great Britain. France and Canada Miss Stirling has not been defeated by any American during the five years she has held the title.
 Plans are being considered whereby before the 36 hole final round on Satur- day. A system of assignment of players for the first round Of IS hole match play. based on their qualifying scores. is pro- posed instead of drawings by lot. The theory is that the two best players would be certain to be in different halves of the draw if their qualifying scores should be among the best. In the British clam pionship tournament Miss Stirling and Miss Leitch met in the first round in the Canadian tournament they played to- gether in the semi-final.
 Miss Leitch estimates that S4 will win the qualifying medal. She has figured out that this should be a womans par. Estimates for the highest score of the g qualifiers to be selected tomorrow range from two or three strokes each side of 100.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-03
Net.. nf the Gnme

Predictions that Nike Morin would ,..g .sz. two irunEs against the ka- .r wer. by -.. board for Mike hurl- ,- l.s whole I.re long innings and r.s- only touched ro~ le hits.
 Tho attendance 1t the same exceeded d. -a.r-fz for attendance at a base lL same Norwich and will even bat -g-5aEs figures at the final in .un V.ass
 Ne-nr. pitched wonderful ball hay l-- ... 0ae bad inning when Tdftville
 .-.. .Ie.r -four ta.Iirs Murphy gave r- q" Wcula-G. stellar hurier of the Eastern League. .1 inc eighth inning. -H- ..a-uE. tr was forced to but to -Fr t.e fans 4 chance to see Woody action.
 As b4I-l'Iyer Manager Jake Be -r. w.g.. make great bricklayer. s. NHs .rmor =trared when he went in as pinch hitter Iu the ninth inning. s... took three healthy swings at the iaI and retired
 While TaftTiio played a good game mechanically they were weak on the lgalwors as was shown in several in- Eftrrcs where they let men run wild CT -r1 bases while they held the ball t-wI5-rcl.
 A week ago the Suburban support CTS went homo wildly waving hand tl.7 Of green aarls but yesterday there v7E a contrasting last of g.ee and Of coin Cf Ll0 realm.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-03
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
SATURDAYS MARKET.

lsw 1rl. oc-. l.-Trading during to- days lrirl stock market session was made u1 largely of metals. domestic oils. steele. a0GIuntrts and several of the con- 7I.suous coal issues.
 'arnfrs rose ! Co no.uts in recorni- .0l c. rho higher prices ouo-cd for fu- ra-e deliveries. oils seem Co derive their impetus mainly Pom pools and LehiEh NH.oy further gain was associated with '.- rru-7r-e prospective scgration plan.
 shorts opposed Inc advance in the first hour ta. retired when co buying became 700 nri7rlrt 70 he ignored 9 firm to e'-o-- trr' marking the close Sales .-H--l -H -77-U11 shares.
 Dealings i1 bonds were moderate. Ifb- r-r and Victory issues showing gains and losses a- The rnI Foreign issues we're .aVc-. especially French govern mont I-e and Cuba cane 7S Total .a.- Il-- F5lgc aggregated S5.3Jo.00o
 N. increase or Ss1 ooo, 900 iu actual loans and der~Iuts bv tre clearing house
 F-..rI Tho heavy transfer of funds in- ".frr.a. .r tHr -uru into fine final quar- ..- .- frr year. Reserves of members
 -- Federal Reserve bank decreased S-..'o7n and contraction or S42.557.- ono r H7E. holdings resulted in deficit .. -.vr-r-H nr practically SIo.00.0o0.
 TGsrc-= .l foreign eNcnance was nom- Ina. ou. fresh pressure was directed .-Ir-t .I- Italian rate and German marks tHr latter again declining Go 7S. far- low record Polish marks mani Tested Increased weakness with other Central European rates. Far Eastern ex- changes were steady. the Shanghai rate -s-1- -s ts loss of the previous day