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Douglas Island news., 1921-01-07
CHITINA PEOPLE
 TO KEEP SCHOOL
Raised Five Hundred Dollars to Assure Operation of School
 Until March

Despite telegram received from Governor Riggs relative to Che pro- test of Che ChItna citizens agaius, lho abandoning of tho territorial school In which Che governor same toned and approved tho action of Mr. L D. Henderson. comm.as asionor | of education. Che Chituo territorial school win continue until at loost Che end Of March. giving Che pupils seven months schooling thia year, land perhaps ninc SO it was decided ! at a mam meeting hold Sunday night
 Thc .dcnts of Chitna subscribed over 5000 at mas meeting held Sunday night December l9. for Che rcsumug Of Che scbool. Every rosie dent contributed Ibcrally and pledged themselves to give monthly sums as needed The teacher Miss Mary Brown. has donated one weeks acry.cosand twenty-five dollars each month while Che school Is iu session. She offered Co g.yc S50 Of tbc Gmt months nIary in addition to Che $25 per month. but Che town would not accept DO generous am oGer Al- though there ia nearly 5000 lcft u Che treasury of Che school board. Ur. Henderson informed tbo school that che best ho can do is to furnish fuel and light for ono month pro- yIdod Chat thc teacher would give her services without pay When Che telegram was read informing Che ch.tua people Of th.s cztrawrant offer and unprecedented generosity of llc commissioner oi cducauon Che cmbly was dumfouulod For lcar lest Che Import of Che message was misunderstood. it was requested chat the telegram bc read again. and it .oIowa
 "m view Of mc. chat Miss Brown had usht work could she not hold haIf day sessions ozuu month with- olt pay"
 Mastcr Joe Tca.tcr. Jr. yoIc.ue ,ho sentiment Of thc other two pu- pIs Jamo Dmcy and Wlmcr Wu- uamson delivered a uappy little ad- Iross In which bc said Chat hc boys themselves would attend to aI Che
 school lanItor work gratis Master Foancr H about Go enter Che eighth grade and ma Brown fcca that witch four or uyo months moro oi schooling hc win be ready for high school
 Owing to tbc maintenance of this
 school having boon thus threatened. and at one time seeming as though
 the ohooI house would be abmd- moI m appeal was sent to Governor We by Judge William O'Conuor who tates a vital Interest u an pro- erosIve and educational matters asking chat Che territorial school boue Of Cmuua bo turned over Go
 tho Copper river natives until there was sufficient white population Go reopen Che school house for white children and pending Che erection ol school building for Che natives AL
 though erat number of Che c.ti- gems dUIkoI Che prospects of Che department of Che interior securing Iac usc of Che ohoo. house for Che natives. Che judge assured them chat U ha buldne which was erected by tho iedeu. government were to remain mo.cup.cI on account of it being abandoned. hot It was very unlikely Chat Che government would so to ,hc expense oi aud indulge in Che extravaganza Of erecting another building Corlou Times
Douglas Island news., 1921-01-07
BREAKDOWN

A breakdown job at Che Ready Bullion compressor room caused a number oi Workmen to work Che old year out and thc new year In at chat place last Friday night and satur- day morning
Douglas Island news., 1921-01-07
BUILD IN JUNEAU

L. A. slmc. who for Che past scy- wal years has boon living in Hoo uah Is n Che cIty and win remain for Che winter Ho win start In % few weeks tearing down several
 buildings belonging Co him with One idea of rc-ercctIng chem iu Ju- uuu
Douglas Island news., 1921-01-07
BUILDING UP

10 is reported from s.tka that Abuor Murray Of this city, who shipped several Of his houses from this place Co SItka for rebuilding. has completed Che erection of 9 store building.
Douglas Island news., 1921-01-07
BACK TO WORK

John pengloso returned Co hia position ot speel River late last week, after having been visiting on
 thc Channel for a number of days.
Douglas Island news., 1921-01-07


 The average daily attendance ol Che WmusoI school during On, month of December was 126.
 Melody uau Is Che name Of nltll miniature dance haI at Seward The use Of it is free. aa it ia run in con. uccuon wI,h a soft drink placc The floor win accommodate ton pcopl, and Che music Is furnished by a phonosraph
 Tom Phillips was drowned u Lasc Nancy near Anchorage when bc went out or a light mtt in search Of a hat after iI had blown from ha head into Che water There was a hm scum of fec on Che lako .aud ], s thought hat Inc icu from Che raf. and nas unable Go swim ashore.
 (. F KIr0y 0i Che Union Cone srueuon Company Interested n- tcrcted iu mining properties m hc NuskokwIm country says that dIs- rIct n ho coming ouc He aya
 bat Che quartz properties ot Nixon Forks are proving to have high grade ore
 IA x. Grant, newspaper man of Ruby win aart 9 newspaper soon u N,Gmtb. Che town of Che Kusko- kvm country The now paper win be called Che Kuekohwim Times Grant win take h.s printing outdt Jo NcCmtb by dog team over Che vutc rraI
 At ho eleventh annual bah Of Che Cordova Fre Department 29 awards of rr.1cs wcrc eivon ior dif-
 r.ut characters Tho prizes were au donated by various merchants rte business men of Che city at Che
 me ume eave tho department a cash donation of faGr.
 The s.1 thouani-ton motor ship Kmu.cou was launched a. Tacoma n.t week. TH. vc.c. entered Che wa.or aucr |, h1I beou under cone
 uouou for 5I daya Tho KcuuI- .ott s thc ar.t motor ship hu. for .hc Na..a service and win carry ore from Valdez. Latourhc and Corloa to Tacoma
 Patched uD and made aaaWorthy Che tanker Adm. which waa vreck- oI I'm Snow Pas. short ume aeo. Icr Ku.bIbau oa January ] for san Francisco under her own ..eam. Tho Iea.a I'm tho b.r ship have been topped mp by means ol wood ard u.hor material n Is estimated taat Che ro.c win he m dry dock for four un,a.
 A shrimp .arncry s soon to start operations at Wuuecu a.cordue Co word received by Mayor Grant of Iut n.ao. last veek. Tho telegram a.I that s.oV IeO leO. long with n crew of men vere ta arrive thorc uH wcek The company expected the city Go give bonus ol a float from which operations could bo cone Uu.eI Tho loa, has beu started The umey win employ between 80 and t' people
 Lm. Ho. C. Kr..ro. tlo man who was pilot O. Che Noa Nors-.o- Some nr UeIl and vhD uIeI so ..o.e to the ground when lhe planes passed mp G..l.n.1u .hIme. and dId
 ms at various o.h.r places .u Che territory recently tried to break Che worlds dying endurance record lie stayed m tae a.r for eighteen hours and one minute near N.n York and WI. chen forced Co descend oH ae- count of a Ioasy tank He did mot oma. Che record 0l a French flyer who was u Che air for luoy-lou hours and nineteen minutes
Douglas Island news., 1921-01-07

Washington Dee. 21 1920. "Moyor uaher

Washington Dec 21 1920. "Mayor uaher
 Neuakaua. via KctchlEau.
 "Cburch building in Mcuokaua Is under che direction of Secretary Of Interior for usc Of entire community. You are directed Go hold election of three trustees to control church building. hcy Co make equitable or- unromeuu for Is use by an TO- ue.ous organizations Of Mo1akatla. Trustees are Go serve one. two and three yoau. beginning January !. one to be elected each year thcrc- after Qualifications of voters and methods of procedure are same as in elections Of other olicials. sus -at Puryauco bo one Of election judge Trustees should send socro- ary of Interior for approval copy of au arrangements for usc of church United States marshal win enforce compliance with arrange mcns if necessary
 PAYNE. Secretary"
Douglas Island news., 1921-01-07

Job Printing at Che News onIco.
Douglas Island news., 1921-01-07

Eor sm Light Rebekah Lodge No. ] vcca at odd F.IoNa Hau second
 and fourth Thursdays
 Visitors ... cordially Invited
 ElLh WILLIAMS Noble Grand
Douglas Island news., 1921-01-07

Aurora Encampunt N1. ! Uee at odd Fellows iaI frt and
 t.rI Mondays at > n. m. Brother. nc th. Hora. Purple are .ur. Invited
 .Is w. CLHTsE. r. p. L W kLHrUN Scribe
Douglas Island news., 1921-01-07
LODGE DIRECTORY

N.. .rr W...... evening r
 UII Fellow. H. N.Uur brothers always welcome
 OLAF SWANSON. N c. l w EILHrEN. E.. r
Douglas Island news., 1921-01-07

Saturday night. l:55 a. m. Subject Go change without notice
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-08
PACKEHS CAN HAVE STRIKE
SAYS LEADER OF UNION

Chicago. March S-A declaration that
the packers are looking for strike
and there is no doubt that they will
get one II they insist on their pro
posal 60 return TO the old ten hour day. {"
was made today by Daniel Lane, sec
retary of the malgamated Meat Cut
ters and Butcher Workers linton when
Informed of wage reductions and longer
working hours announced by the pack
ers for their 100000 employees.
Mr.. Lane said that If il really was
necessary for the packers to reduce
wages in order to do business, the
employees would be- willing TO come half
way In any proposition that was made
in a fair and just way
Il am convinced, however" he con
tinued that the workers will never
consent to a return to the antediluvian
ten-hour day
If wages must be reduced the pack
eTa must go about II in the same man
ner which men took In getting their
increases. The packers have done away
with the services Of Judge Samuel
Alschuler as arbitrator. but we will
not accept a wage reduction unless II
goes before some fair tribunal or UNI
pire. Either recall Judge Alechuler or
appoint some one in his place is our
advice 10 the packers"
Mr. Lane said that ne believed that
the packers would relish a strike"
we have found that they have stored
vast quantities Of their products and
that they could shut down for some
time without any real loss he said
This particularly is true of hides,
which are cited in the wage reduction
announcement The packers control
the leather market They have pur-
posely run down the price Of hides and
their reference TO leather prices is
ludicrous
Had the employees taken such a
stand as the packers now have taken,
we would have forced the country into
chaos and been condemned by every
one"
a wage conference of employees has
been called by Mr.. Lane TO meet in
Omaha tomorrow.
Mr. Lane said that the announcement
of the packers that overtime would be
paid only after ten hours work a day
or 50 hours week meant a return to
the ten-hour day.
1T means that the workers are sub
ject to ten hours work day at the
regular rate of pay and with no over
time pay" he said. The men will
never stand for this attempt to force
them back to the old working hours
They must have the present rate of
time and one-half for the excess over
eight hourss" I
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-08
PACKERS TO CUT PAY
or 100000 WORKERS
Continued from page !

The values of our raw materials
and ~ our meat and hy products have
suffered the wost severe decline ever
experienced =aid the announcement hy
swift ami Company "our eypensca of
doing huaineas arc sttli ~ the war level
They arc almost three times an high
aa In 1914 our profits have fallen con-
ttuuously since 1917 Inleas We make
further cuts IN expense we cannot ox-
poet to got enough ont ~ meat and hy-
products 30 pay for livestock and have
enough lott over to cover expenses We
regret that we arc therefore forced 20
mako reduction IN the rates Of pay "
The orders for tho reduction in wages
follows the cancellation by the packers
on February &c Of the war time arhitra-
tion agreements FOR the settlement of
Am disputes with their employees
\ meeting " packing house enplo,
ers from all parts of the country will he
held in omaha. Nebraska Wednesday
and Thursday 70 consider the rcduc-
tions and the abroRation of the arhitra-
lion agreements
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-08
HIHCIIT.S- ITNA MERGER.
Aruucd Hefore 4. \. Circuit Court of
Appeals In Fhiladelphia.

Philadelphia March S-The Hercules
Powder - has asked tho u s. Circuit
count ~ Appeals % modify the decree
- dissolution ,usercd IN the du Pont
lawdet 80 suit and sanction tho pur-
thaao bv tho Hercules Company of the
a.4ris ~ the Nctrun I'r-vJier 60
rh. pctttr.n II tho Hercules 70. says
thet acquisition v~,uld increaae ccmpe-
ftt1i with tho ~ Point Powder co. the
ntE,ai manufacturers - pow,l"r and
explosives tn rhe ,ountry and while
,ouna,I Expressed the belief that the
ahanrptiou would 10 legal nevertheless
they felt tho court : .permissiou should
~ obtained
Counsel for tho Eovcrnment fled a
retrtru for tho dismissal of tho 70
quest - tho Hercules Co. on the
ground that the count has had no iuris-
diction for Tho reason that the Aetna
Co was not PARTY 10 the dissolution
suit aud on the more important con
iirect violation ~ tho clayton act of
1914 against one corporation getting
ocntrnl % competitor in Interstate
conmcrna
Tho plan ~ the Herr ules 90 n esnc-
TUNED ny the count is 30 form 2 now
subsidiary corporation under the laws
" the state of New York. to which the
sssets 80 the Aetna 60. would be trans
fsrresi
After hearing arguments from coun-
49, for The 'Eerruloa 20. anf the gov
eminent here Yesterday Circuit Judges
burlington WoolleN and Davis held the
petitlon under advisameut
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-08
ADAM AND EVA" A
PLAYHOUSE SUCCESS
Genuine Fun, of Obvious Sort, In
Smoothly Moving and Well
characterized Comedy.

With the prestige OF record run In
New York Hnd of corresponding nc
claim elsewhere on the road, there had
been aroused considerable curiosity In
this community ns TO what manner OF
show Adam and Eva" might be. It's
production last night ut The Playhouse
enabled an idcn to loo formed and iudg-
mcnt passed To the effect that Il affords
pleasing entertainment. II is really "A
dramntizntion of "A comic strip" car
toon idea. which has reached the world
by way of tho stage instead of via
Colored supplement- ono can almost
cut II up into squares with the series
numbers in the corner.
The characters cluster about Father,
who is rich in relatives and rubber
stocks. but poor in self control and cf-
fiCienCy ideas the result being that he
Is pcstcrcd with bills As an evidence
of this condition of things. the maid
brings in a stock Of them I'm III" morn
ing mail. at home. mind you. and not
ut the office There they ARE. occupying
most Of the first act with their bright
shades Of blue yellow and pink Al
most equally Obvious ia the necessity
that papa ia under 10 90 away for
rest which is quickly arranged in .ar-
toon style. tho care nf the family being
confidcd to an energetic young man
who Is ambitious for tho lob BY n
lucky chance. his name is Adam, and
since tho youngest daughters name iR
Eva there YOU hav" tho title for the
play
The persouases constituting tho
merago ar, drftly characterized, tho
foppish son tn law the lnngusbing
married daughter. tho daahinR sister
in-lRw. tho pnrn attic tfnrto Horace. and
tho fortune hunting british nobleman
With father once on for tho Ampgon.
the energetic Adam cuts down the hills
md finally, Guiding THE of so avail.
engineers "a towel robbery and tho fake
financial failuro If father All turns
out for tho hcHt. tho drcnce an e. to
work with fnrm ovef in Jeraev as
headquarters. and when father Fets
back. tho family ia "a ehapo ~ sup
port him. II necessary. through tho
medium ~ Invalid hena egga end tho
cun,hs ~ myriad bcos
Poetic inIustica is dnue Nv allowing
Adam to mprrv EcR instead II o"r
irthia the maid uut the title hai -
10 Justified somehow
MOLLY NJ, tntl1e 81 little Fva ~ the
outnt ln 4 prctty rinR and white wal
hHNNiA HiiiN'a h"f W tH'+tt' f'i' 'f'
entire company are fa'ile in their parts
ana present the play ~ q manner Z"
hold the interest ~ the audience rnn
tinu0uelN
This was largely composed. last night
of rnt nlbsra and friends 81 the leaEu"
of Jewish Women. for which the -
ia aaicn WAS a benefit
The attraction continues at The
rlavhouse and is likely 80 grow IN
popularity
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-08
III ANCIAI NOTES.

The following partial payments under the
MfnsloW acf have hepn certified by the
Interstate commerce Commission Seven
million douar~ each 80 the Chicago Burltng-
ton aud Quincy and the Northern Pacific
hallwaN COS
lDifou vas Yesterday elected to the
NaransN u The hoard of directors Of the
pcun~VlNa9Ia Railroad Company For
MANY wears be- vas president Of the Penn
~ wanna steel Company the properties of
which we're acquired by the bethlehem
Stefl Corporation
GROSS earnings Of the American Rail
wavs Company as reported for January
wru running IN excess Of $40 900 900 per
snnum while The net income. after all fixed
charges. including that on the new income
hondN recently sold TO provide additional
capital was $50 28O hcinR an increase of
lH pcr cent and hGurlnG through about
per cent ON the common stoCk
Houses familiar with the situation in
handler Motors expressed the positive
opinion that the regular quarterly dividend
- 20 per cent would he authorized at the
mceting Thursday Based on this opinion
Chandler ran up 10 - whore profit taking
caused \ recession ~ more than point al
the Cloae
Penn Seahoard steel Corporation for the
year ended December II. 1920 reports de
ucit after interest adjustments OF inven-
forics and taxes % s76s pa as compared
With not profits Of sI55 .492. or 81 26 o share
the previous year.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-08
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

American Wholesale Corporation. ouarterlv
% ta. per cent payable April
Armour Leather COMPANY uuartarlv ~
ia. per cent on preferred payable AprilI
hfserh Creek Railroad Company Ouarterlv
~ per cent payable April
Rs Products Coke Company 10 per cent
in stock payable March 25
Eudtcott~J uhnson Corporation uuarterly
~ y per cent on common and Iss per cent
on preferred payable April !
George y lde Company quarterly or
Per cent on preferred payable April
lndiahoma Refining Company quarterly
- = cents q share. payable March 81
Penny Company quarterly or 1s.
peT cent on preferred, payable March 81
J Case Plow Works -. per cent an
first preferred payable October
Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company Der
cent on stock trust certificates. payable
april
Vow York. Lackswanna and Western
Railway company, quarterly Of IL per
cent payable April
Nlagara Fails Power Company quarterly
Of la. per cent on preferred payable April
l5
orpheum Circuit. Inc quarterly Of 50
cents a share on common and , per cent on
preferred payable April
wbeeline steel Corporation. quarterly OF
~ per cent on first preferred and ? per
cent on second preferred payable April i.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-08
STOCK PRICES DECLINE
IN IRREGULAR MARKET
United Fruit Down Four Points;
Food Shares Also Hit by
Reaction.

nv Associated Trcss Co Every Evening
New York. March s.-(Wail Street,
1880 a M Dealings at the opening
uf today's stock market session were
very light and irregular. Fresh pres
sure was directed against some OF tho
rails and shippings. but the general
nat was only slightly changed. New
York Central fell y points In the ear
i, offerings and United Fruit lost one
point
baltimore and Ohio. Great Northern.
Fittshurg and West Virginia, American
international. General Electric. United
Sttts- Ituhher and Sears RoebuCk COM
rrt4..a the other reactionary issues.
Tho markets. tone improved within
th rrst halr hour when shorts covered
hurticdly iu general Asphalt and Mex
l,au Petroleum.
Noau-lu IN" early extension Of the
rlsc MeNican Petroleum advanced n
ami General Asphalt ?. more moderate
gums h"iug made hy Chandler. Stude-
htienr. truslhle and international Paper.
This advantage was cancelled when
-tIrp,nRa became moro reactionary.
#itrd Fruit falling four points to 9sia.
+ 2 low record.
fsod shares also were adverscly sf-
Rect sugar losing ono point
at Nucfican SUGAR "a
Among the inactive issue4 declines
~ = points hv bennington Typevvriter
Is1 a. h1 NaclV companies were
.atettorth,
Il,atfrcqa ~ Rending FIRST and
seeend preferred we've tho only striking
fe8furos lnoug rails.
IN hlrEr eu London reflected latest
drt.IrIW. ~ the foreign situation.
huf raH mooney was again offered at
r.i cont
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-08
REOPEN CANAL MARCH
Col. Johnston Announces Repairs WIN BE
COMPLETED Ahead II Time

Colonel u. N Johnston United stafca
Engincg fnr the Wilmington district with
Offices in the old Federal Building. 8iyth
and King atreeta, announced this morning
that all ucceaHary repairn ~ the locks ~ the
Chesapeake ard Delaware Canal would
be completed by 1huraday. March 10
With view of Opening the caral ~ 6 n IN
on thnt date
The canal which has been oloard airco
February ~. will be reopoued -four davH
ahead of the time SCI for tho completion
of repair work This was nnde knpwn
this morning when George W ! Miller,
executive officer for the Wilmington dlp-
trict. stated that work on tho locka vas
progressing satisfactorily and thai every
thing would be in readiness fof the reopen
ing of the canal March 10
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-08
BETTER THAN CAlOMH
Thousands Have Discovered
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets
are a Harmless Substitute

DR. EdRsrds' Olive 1ablsts l,hs niis
ptitute Tor cal0mel are = MID bit slfs
laxative. and uheir c0rlf on tiIe ligef IA
almost IngfanianoDus Ihfas hftis olive
colmed labhsts are tho result ~ DT.
IdWardg' detcfrninatiar nrd o. treat
hyer and ipWel Ccenplainia with caimnai
~ pleasant little tablfta d. fhr
god uiat cakanol d1ee. bat has uu
tad after elects They dcnt mIuf ur
teeth like string lipdda ~ cafr
They take hpld - uho trreiilr srd
quickly CHrr,t o. WIZ cure 10 f,rr
At the expenss - 10 teeth Catmfl
upnetmea plsYs iav,s Vifh fhr gums.
- dO strong hguid- u lsrf a. tn
take Calomel IL ~ fdwafd- rI.a
Tablets take ia pla,r
Headache. duilncs'' auf thai f4fy
feeling crfnc iflan orrntipatrD s..I H,
,iiggdrrrd liver. Take IN FdF f,l-'
Olive Tablets vlrp y0ri feel hg. ri
heavy They char ,hrrs,l rain
and perk W" the pirita
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-08
~ Worked wondorfully.

Have you noticed the number ~ ra,
Rnus coughing this spring. caused ~ an
irritated condition ~ the cheet bror, hlal
tutea ~ throat This coughing is IN ~
iahed hv = frw d9aca ~ Faley-a Tfans..,
and Tar Nfa Aupa Stein 4In Western
Ave. Gnyiuetun kv writes Your
eoneh medts inn worked wonderfully an
out litflr aau fIo 20 anhie,t ~ fraa
ehifia Tho first dasos helpod him elafd
for oil arfta nf coughs colds. rfa,tr.
4yhaariuR cough and grip coughs 81 II
panfnrth ADJ
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-08
POWDER QUOTATIONS.
Reported Daily at Noon by Laird & Co,
du Pont Building
INDORSES NEW CHARTER.
Kemery Studio Club Also Rehearses for
Playlet

At meeting Of the kemery Studio
Club, held at the home Of Miss Lillian
Marshall, 20l3 Market street, last night,
the new city charter bill was indorsed.
The playlet, ''On the Road to Happy
Town, which will be given in St Paul :
M T. Church, was rehearsed.
Entertainments was furnished by Misses
Lillian Marshall, Anna Butler, Mary
Kirk and George Geizler The Club will
meet at the home of Mrs + p Burnham.
COS West Tenth street, on Monday even
ing
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-08
worm HARNESS DELAWARE.
Company isks Permission 20 supply
IlcrlrIcit, for Y. Y. CITY.

INftrIFWf Tot Y. '. tItf.
p1 Associated f'rsrs ~ Everv Evening
Washington March S-When the
NV members ~ tho Federal Power
routatseion consisting ~ Secretaries
voets Wallace and Fall hold their
first meeting fheS will find before them
applications FOR watcrpower permits
trot.ae#t.c - generate about 5000 geo
D.# seI.sv,f ~ about Eve times much
E,rs ratcd on the American side
81 >tarars Fails
Ar eupHsafi hy tho Westinghouse
Comusr. has bcon nled ~ Paul r
Erady ~ \eW York. FOR permission to
d.Nelet the Delaware river In New
N.rh and Ferus,lVania with the inten-
f.H - ~enUviuE 20o coo horsepower of
ff..Ht. factories in and around
%tN A.#N ,-tv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-08

story telling 90 saturday mouings Tbis
committee vii rsyyu ~ ths nsst foeaiinz
~ the hmm - Mr. Mof,evern, ou NondaY
night when plans viii ~ oanplsis.d flf
the organization Mics Rsfnl'ngfY 49,
fnnde chairman N thiF nrrk ~ thf pfrasa