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Average of Crude Oil

NEW YORK. Dec. 2s.-The daily aver
age gross crude oil production of the
United States increased $3.50 barrels for
the week ending December %. totaling
l69l750 barrels as compared with
I6S2 500 barrels for the preceding week,
according to the weekly summary OF the
American Petroleum institute. The daily
average production east of the ROCKY
pared with 1922 500 barrels. q decrease of
10.S50 barrels. California production was
500, 600 barrels as compared with 45U,0Dp
barrels an increase of 10000 barrels.
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Bank Directors Named

ST. LOUIS. Mo, Dec. 2s.-The st; Louis
Federal Reserve bann announced the APP
pointment an detection of the 1923 df-
rectors of the Memphis. Little Rock and
Louisville branches. They are:
Memphis: Elected John j. Helm John
d. Mcdowell and r. Brinkley Snowden
Appointed r. X. Riddick and s. +. Rag
land All reside in Memphis.
Little Rock Elected. A. f. Bailey. j.
E England John NJ. Davis. Appointed
Moorehead Wright and Charles 5. Mccain
All reside in Little Rock.
louisville: Elected. W P. Kincheloe
GeoreeiW. Norton and w. c. Montgomery.
Appointed. F.. NJ. Sacket and Emhry L.
swearingen. All reside in Louisville ex-
cept Mr.. Montgomery. who lives in Eliza
BEETHOVEN. Ky.
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CHICAGO VEGETABLES

CHICAGO, Dec. 2S.-Sweet pota toes
We're steady: Tennessee Nancy Halls. s1.15
Lettuce slightly weaker; Florida. 1h-
bushel hampers, Big Boston, sf.2501.5o
Spinach weaker; Texas bushels mostly
81: few at s1.25; Louisiana. barrels. $3.50
@5.
Auction NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oranges
Brights, large, s2.05Q3.25: medium $2.25
@325; small $2.s0G3.25. GoIdens, large
S1.25@3 medium. s1.40@3; small $500
Is. Alabama satsumas; Large, s190@2.70;
medium. s2.50@2.70; small, s2.55Q2.70
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BANK or ENGLAND

LONDON. Dec. 2s.-The weekly state
inent of the Bank of England shows the
following changes: Total reserve increased
1900 pounds sterling; circulation de-
creased 10000; bullion decreased 1.212;
other securities increased 9.361.000: other
deposits increased 900. public de-
posits decreased 3.690.00o notes reserve
increased $4,000; government securities In
creased $4,000. The proportion OF the
banks reserve to liability this week is
1877 per cent; last week II was 1909 per
cent Rate of discount 3 per cent.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, Dec. 2s.--Foreign ex-
changes Irregular Quotations in cents:
Great Britain. demand 4.64. cables 4.641h
6o-day hills on banks; 4.6lA, France. de-
mand T.23. cables 7.24. Italy s .04 and
6o4k. Belgium, 66s and 6.sSN. Ger
many. .olS0 and .01S1. Holland 1910 and
39.74. Norway. 1908. Sweden, 26. 90.
Denmark. 90. e7.- Switzerland. 10. IS.
Spain. 1912. Greece. 1.l9. Poland. .005s.
Czecho- Slovakn. 3.14. Argentine 80. Bra
I'll. 1871 Montreal es 1916.
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Hubbard Bros & Co.

Members New York Stock Exchange, New
Orleans Cotton Exchange, New York Pro-
duce Exchange. Associated Members
liverpool Cotton Association. Orders So
licited for the purchase and sale of Cotton
and Cotton Seed Oil for future delivery.
Special attention and liberal terms given
for consignment of spot cotton for de-
livery.
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LIVERPOOL COTTON

LIVEKPOOL, Dec. 2s.-Cotton spot.
quiet; prices easier. Good middling, 15.39d;
fully middling, 16.34d; mddling, 1s2sd:
low middling. 1904; good ordinary
l4.4sd; ordinary, l4.19d. Sales OF 1000
bales. including 1900 American. Receipts
of $4,000 bales including 1880 American.
Futures closed quiet; December. 14Tai.
January, 1851; March, 14.54d: May.
14.S6d: July. 1415d; October, l3.25d.
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Southern Bell Telephone
and Telegraph COMPANY

Interest on Thirty-Year First Mortgage
Sinking Fund Gold Bonds of this Company.
due 1941, will be paid on and after jan
uary 1, 1928, upon presentation of coupon
No. "a, to the Bankers Trust Company,
No. 16 Wall Street, New York. N. Y
J. M. B. HOxSEY, Treasurer.
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FAIRS, Dec. 2S.-The weekly statement
OF the Bank of France shows the following
changes; Gold in hand increased 10000
francs: silver in hand increased 100000:
notes In circulation increased 309.T71, 900;
treasury deposits increased 5.266, o00 gen
eral deposits increased 15S,S37, 900; bills
discounted increased 2ss.6 900: advances
decreased 6s467. 900. The bank advanced
to the state 200, 900 600 francs.
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CHICAGO, Dec. 2s.--Potatoes dull; re-
ceipts IL cars; Wisconsin sacked and bulk
round whites, No. l. s0@ soc cwt.; Minne-
sofa sacked and bulk round whites, rs a
SEC cwt.; Minnesota sacked Red River
Ohios 81 cwt.
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RAW SILK

NEW YORK Dec. 2s.-Raw silk was
steadier. Prices per pound Kansai double
extra cracks sS45@s.55; Kansai best No
/. sS.25qs.35; Kansai No. l filler $4,000
$50: Shinshu No. l. ss.159S.25; Canton
extras A 14-16. s7.s0@S. Shanghai-C China
steam filler gold double deer ss.so1s.90
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METAL MARKET

NEW YORK, Dec. 2s.-Copper quiet !:
eectrolytic. spot and nearby Inn q IA a c /:
futures. 14%c. Tin easier: spot and near
by. 1887 a soc: futures. ssc. Iron. steady;
No. z northern, s27G2s. Lead steady;
spot 7.2547.35c. Zinc quiet: East ST
Louis spot and nearby delivery, 7671Oc
Anthony spot, 625@6l50.
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WEEKLY LIyERpOoI.

LIVERPOOL. Dec. 2S.-Weekly cotton
statistics; Total forwarded to mills 81
600 bales. of which American 10000 Stock
Of $4,000. American 497, 600. Imports of
$4,000. American 81, 900. No exports wera
reported
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NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 2s.-Spot cotton
quiet and unchanged. Sales the spot,
ao6 bales; to arrive, 345. Low middling
25.75c middling 26.50c; good middllng
27c. Receipts. 11,7s4: stock. 275. 524.
NEW YORK. Dec. ss.-spot cotton was
quiet Middlng, 2670c.
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NEW YORK BOND LIST

NEW YORK, Dec. 2s.-Following are
today's high low and closing prices OF
bonds on the New York Stock Exchange,
and total sales Of each bond lin $1,000:
II 81 Rouda
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onay Is Stock Professional Offerings


NEW YORK, Dec. 2s.-Activity pre-
vailed in the cottonseed oil market to-
day and while prices receded under de
liveries of 1900 barrels. they recovered
and closed 2 to points net higher.
Strength in tallow and stearne aided the
market and commission house demand
continued. Sales $500 barrels. Prime
crude. 9.25c; nominal; prime summer yell
low spot 10. soc: January. 10.63c; March,
1880, May, l0.99c; all bid.
Tacoma is to have a separate court
for the trial of women offenders.
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5 CHICAGO. Dec. 2s.-Armour preferred
90, Commonwealth Edison 13l. Libby Nc
Neil 6. Middle West Utilities A. National
Leather 6%. Union Carbide e4%. United
national 10. Union Carbide 64A. United
Light and Railway T0A, Wahl 53h West
ern Knitting S1h, Yellow Manufacturing
200, Yellow Taxi ~
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LARGE INVESTORS.
HEAVY SELLERS IN
WALL STREET LIST

NEW YORK, Dec. 2s,-Heavy SELL
ing by large investors to establish tax
losses. combined with free offerings
of professional short interests, who
acted on the theory that the market
was due for a reaction, impaired re-
dictionary tone to today's active stock
market.
Regardless of complication of the
30-day rule as to repurchase this was
the last day on which securities could
be sold on the stock exchange for tax
purchases except for cash. Cash
sales may still be made tomorrow, but
the volume of these usually is small.
Dividend paying railroad shares
We're under marked pressure, Lacka-
wanna dropping 3 points on the an
nouncement that the directors had
omitted the extra dividend ordinarily
declared at this time. Speculative
appointment over the Reading
segregation plan. as published today,
was reflected in a drop of rs in
that stock. with Lehigh Valley drop
ping Ia in sympathy. Losses of
point or more also were recorded
by Southern Pacific. Atchison, Illinois
Central and Chicago and Northwest
ern. Atlantic Coast Line advanced
] q and the st. Paul issues improved
about a point each on publication of
a fine November earning report.
BALDWIN Unsteady
Baldwin fluctuated within range
of points, closing at 137, a net loss
of 2is points. other equipments also
were weak. Oils also yielded to SELL
ing pressure, Pan American B. Stand
ard Oil of California. Pacific Oil, Gen
eral Asphalt and Houston dropping l
to . points with fractional losses In
Cosden, California Petroleum and
Standard Oil of New Jersey.
A break of approximately point
in Anaconda and weakness of other
eoppers was accompanied by reports
that the Anaconda Chile Copper mer-
ger was likely to fail because of In
ability to agree on terms OF pay
ment. Strength of North American,
which closed 2 points higher, was at
tributed to the possibility OF an early
increase in the dividend, Tobacco
Products stocks also improved in
speculative expectation OF favorable
dividend Developments
Studehaker, which established net
high record for the year carrier IN
the week. got down below l59, but
rallied later to 1898, where 1t was
off 1A. Chandler Motor improved
nearly a point. Other automotive
shares were weak, Stromberg Carbu-
rotor dropping to 65 for net loss OF
2ss. United States Steel closed at
1864 for net loss of Is
Funds shifted
Shifting of funds in preparation for
closed unchanged to 2isc lower, with
government this week and heavy
Withdrawals by institutions to meet
year-end dividend and interest pay
ments resulted in a continued firm
ness of call money, which opened at
5 per cent and advanced to 612. The
time money and commercial paper
markets continued quiet with no
change in rates.
Dispatching of the British fleet
from Malta to Constantinople had
temporarily depressing effect on the
foreign exchanges, the volume OF
business in which was light.
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NEW YORK. Dec 2s.--Raw sugar firm
and unchanged at 37sc for Cubass cost
and freight. equal to 5.65c for centrifugal.
with sales reported.
Trading in raw sugar futures was less
active today and prices were irregular.
There was renewed buying by houses wlsn
Cuban connections which sent prices 10
s points higher but realizirp ~ fqtt4H-
ton brought about setback with final
prices points higher on January and
to lowe. 81.
arse; March. 3.47c: May 2-ha n.y.
3.70c.
Refined unchanged at &c for fine granu-
lated
Refined futures unchanged to 5 points
net higher, with sales for March delivery
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NEW YORK. Dec. 2s.--call money was
strong: high, 5h per cent low. per
cent; ruling rate per cent closing bid
bib per cent: offered al per cent; last
loan 5is per cent; call loans against ac-
ceptances. 4h per cent. Time loans were
steady; mixed collateral. 5000 days. N %
S per cent four-six months, An q 5 per
cent: prime commercial paper AZ @4a
per cent.
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GRAINS AND PROVISIONS


ST. LOUIS. Dec. 2S.-Cash wheaA No.
red. s1.39GD140; No. 3 red sf.34@1 3S !.
December. sl.22ta. nominal; May. s1.23A
bid. Corn. No. white. 73@73Mc. No. 3
white. 7fQ715ac; December SAc; May,
&c,
Oats No. white. AN @4sc No 3
white, 46&c: December Ace nominal; May.
46%c nominal.
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CHICAGO. Dec. 2s.-whe.t No. . hard,
s1.271a 1f.27%. Corn No. mixed. TN a
7sAc: No. 2 yellow. 7SQ74c. Oats, No.
mixed, 1914 Gp73l5c; No. yellow, 70 Q74c.
Oats. No. white. 44%@45tac; No.
white. Am G44Ac. Rye, No. 2. 90& a
81 &c. Barley, 63@72c. Timothy seed.
Sc at $50. Glover seed. $4,000 90. 25 Pork
nominal Lard. s10.s7. Ribs, s1O.50@
11.50.
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New Orleans: Middling. 26.5oc; receipts,
1874; sales. ISIS stock. 275.524.
Galveston Middling 26.46c: receipts,
1925; exports. 3.411; sales, 1000; stock,
377s36.
Mobile; Middling, 2ec: receipts. 1859;
exports. 6lo; stock. s,659.
Savannah Middling. $3.50; receipts. 700;
Charleston: Receipts. 1917: stock 65,265
Wilmington; Middling, 26.35c; receipts.
Al; stock. 36,19o.
Texas City: Stock 24,e63.
Norfolk: Middling 1850: receipts.
.oss: exports, $50; sales. 4o4; stock, 116,
Baltimore: Stock, 2,s6s
Boston: Middiing. 26.75c: receipts, 1874;
stock. 5000.
Philadelphia: Receipts. 80: stock. e,s2a.
New York: Middling, 26.70c; exports,
1.17s: stock, 72.S04
Minor ports; Receipts. s.s27; exports.
3,S27: stock s,S16.
Total today: Receipts, 1885, exports.
9,371; stock 1,074, 93s.
Total for week. Receipts. 1os.oss; ex-
ports, 5s,029.
Total for season: Receipts. 4,o1s,s71:
exports, 2696.o25.
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NEW YORK. Dec. 2s.--Live poultry was
steady; chickens 1901 sc: fowls 1sa 22c;
turkeys. Soc Dressed poultry firm. fur
keys, No. fresh, 4o@4sc
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PRODUCE

NEW YORK. Dec. 2s.-Butter easier;
receipts. 1927. Eggs frmer; receipts,
21.190 cases; fresh gathered extra firsts,
49q51c; do. firsts. 46@4se. Cheese was
steady; receipts. 4462.
CHICAGO. Dec. 2s.-Butter unsettled;
extra firsts, 40 soc; firsts, 44@45Mc; Sec
onds, 42d43hc. Eggs D.e.-,
1000 cases; firsts 40Q43c; ordinary firsts,
80 q sec; miscellaneous. 3s@40c.
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FOREIGN nAR SILVER


NEW YORK, Dec. 2s.-Foreign bar sill
yer, csc: Mexican dollars. 49isc.
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STEEL.

NEW YORK, Dec 2s.--stee prices, e.
o. b. Pittsburg per 100 pounds Blue an
nealed sheets. s2.50a26O; galvanized
sheets S425@4.35; black sheets. $3.50
3.35; steel bars, 81.
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INTERIOR MoyEMENr

s,os5; shipments. s,l96; sales, 5,054; stock
360,533.
Memphis: Middling, 2s75c; receipts
500; shipments. s,3o4: sales. $3.50: stock
1865
Augusta: Middling, 2s.s1c; receipts
3.77o: shipments. s54; sales. l1S; stock
|76,074
st. Louis; Midd.ing. 27c, receipts, 1867;
shipments. 1881; stock, 20,225.
Atlanta: Middling, 26.75c.
Little Rock: Middiing, 26.5oc receipts
41b; shipments, 1,l29; sales. $50; stock.
CLOGS.
Dallas Middling. 25.9oc; sales. 1,245.
Montgomery: Middling. 26c; sales 1st
Total today; Receipts 24,947; ship
ments 22.966; stock. 704. SOS.
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NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 2S.-Rough rice
quiet: no sales; receipts. 2,22l; millers re-
cepts. 2.221 Clean rice steady: receipts
| 2o,043: sales: 1886 pockets Blue Rose. Az
@4xc; 100 pockets second heads 2%c
Bran and polish unchanged.
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NEW YORK, Dec. 2s.-Yesterday's adj
yances We're followed by irregular fluctu-
atoms in coffee futures today and the
volume of business was smaller. The open
ing was unchanged to points loweF and
the more active months sold to 8 points
below yesterdays closing figures. Rallies
followed. however. and the close was net
points higher to points lower. Esti-
mated sales of $3.50 bags. January
10000; March, 9.92e; May. 960e July
9.23c; September, ste; December. S.4Sa.
Spot coffee firm; Rio Is 11ss 9f1ac;
Santos As. 15A a is &c. Cost and freight
offers about unchanged. including Santos
IS and IS. part bourbon, at 14.20G14 soc;
Rio rs at 1880 10000. American credits.
The official cables reported an advance
of 10 reis in the dollar buying rate. with
no change in Rio exchange on London.
with Santos $50 reis higher to rs reis
lower Santos reported clearances of a.
300 bags for New York and 1890 for Bos-
ton Brazilian port receipts, 1000; Jun
diahy receipts % 900,
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CITIES SERVICE QUOTATIONS

tFurnished by Henry D. Doherty & Co.,
(American Trust RldrA
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 2s.-Cotton flu
ures closed steady at net losses OF to
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In nfatisa ina uantei de la Ias doved ca

In adevar Joi s'a infatisat ina
intea sectiunilor-unite, primul re-
(curs facnt in acaasta materie a
legii de eXpropriere. A fest re-
cursul ministerului de domeii ST
al Casei de improprietarire con
ira deciziei Curtii de APPEL din
Craiova, care in procesuI dintre
dl Petre Nerdeseanu. prOprietar.
81 obstea Barca a taranilor i'm
proprietariti, refuzase sd aplice
dispozitiunile art. 36 din lege, ca
find unconstitutional. Motivele
lnvocate de Curtea de APPEL era ca
parlamentul care Il facut legea
agrara nu conStituia Camerp re-
vizloniste 81 deci nu putea modi-
flea art. 10 din Constitute fara Il
face noui strigari 81 noua dizo
ware: tot astfel nu putea, fara d
calca art. 81 din Constitute sa
prevada i'll art. 36 din legea a.
grara % ingradire dreptului pu-
terri JHdecatoresti de a aprecia in
mod slveran justa despag,rbire
,euvenita proprietarului expro-
priat. Aceasta ingradire ar consta
in stabilirea limitei Gle 40 de orr
lpretul regional! al arendei din
| 1918. - ceea ce ar cOnstitui O in
calcare puterii judecatoresti ds
catre puterea legiuitoare.
| Desbaterile recursulni au fos,
nrmarite de un foarte mare nu
mar de proprietari.a Sectiunilt
/ unite erau prezidate dc dl VictO,
Romniceanu, primul-presedinte a
Inaltei Cnrti. All participat 31i II
membri. de oarece seapte, Intr'
earl 81 dol presedinti de sectie
s'au recuzat, find mari proprie
| tari.
! Motivele de recurs au fast de-
lvQltate de d-nii ayocati N. Sta
Il
nescn 81 Stefanescu-Priboi, car
iau dovedit ca parlamcntul dil
1921 fost revizionist, ca lege
agrara este constitutionala 81 tire
bne aplicata in intregimea eli :
Isl au cernt casarea deciziei Curt
| le APPEL din Craiova, ca find dat
GU exces de putere 81 violare
legii 81 a principiilor Constitute
E ID. Istrate Micescu, din parte
A 1proprietarului, sustinut teori
a Ineconstitutionalitatii, cerand re-
G lpingerea recursului 81 nentinere
! ldcciziei de la Craiova.
II d. procuror general Procop,
'scu, analizand lucrarile Const
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LEGEA AuRARA E
coNsTrrU4 4I0NALA.
Decixia curta d 'casatie.

4 Multi controversial ,chestiune a
constitutionalitafii legii de expro-
priere, chestitne care primit
|solutiuni diferite la diferitele
Curt de APPEL din tara 81 char in
'sectiunile acelsiasi Curt, a
ajuns inaintea .assectiunilor unite
ale Inaltei Curtide casatie 81 jus
title, care aveaa'o transeze in
mod definitiv.
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o lectie pentru usurinfA 81 super
ficialitatea politicianilor vechiu
lui rcgat. - Ce insemneaza
Alha-Iulia pentru Romania
de astazi.

DeSDatefea VaildarllOr la Ia.
mara de la Senat s'a facut III
mijlocul unor, yiolente atacuri in
tire partidul governmental 81
partidnl national ardelean. Mimic
mai firesc dupa ,atalansa abuzu-
rilor, fraudelorf 81 violentelor cleo
torale savirsite Gu 0 Inversunare
deosebita de organele gllverna-
mentale ian tinuturile de peste
Carpati, Gu intentia vadita de a
lovi pana la nimicire lin partidui
national ardelean.
Oar daca .violenta atacurilor
poate fl in parte scuzabila, usn-
rinta 81 superficalitatea Gu .care
s 'au formulat, trebuese infieratc
cu toata energia atunci> cand eld
constituiesc o adegarata ji9nire
adusa partii celci mai fiMmoase 81
mai dama din neamul romanesc:
inobilata iprin .lupta 81 rezistenta
Ell multiseculara contra opresiunii
streine. Caci asemenea usurinte $;
superficialitati pot deschide i
adevarata prapastie morala intre
fratii de pc cele doua laturi ale
Carpatilor 81 impiedeca procesul
firesc de inchegare 81 fuziune
pana vom ajnnge la un nou spi-
rit public 81 la mentalitate uni
tara.
Atacurile d-lui En-. Antonescu.
professor universitar 81 ministerial
hil liberal, la adresa partidului
national in special 81 a tuturei.
Ardelenilor in general, intra prin-I
ire acesfe usurinte 81 superficial
tatiA eu atat mai grave 81 mai in
erijitoare cand e1eN Sc produc din
partea mor personalitati din Ia
mea universitara.
Isbucnirile meschine 81 ridicule, !,
ingaimate de la tribuna Camerei.
contra unor barbati ca |. Maniut
81 Vaida Noevod de simpli poll
ticiani de mahala, agent sau in
strumente vile in slnjba unui po-
liticianism vechiu paravit la sis
temul interpusilor. pot fl pri-
vite la urma urmelor ca mantle
stare de inconstienta sau ca G
esire stangace a primei patrOnilor
politici primejduiti in situatiiie
lor. Ne intrebam, insa, ell groazd
ce va crede Ardealul romanesc 81
ell minoritatile la olalta,, despre
cult,ra 81 seriozitatea intregulm
vechiu regat cand vor citi ca ma
estri al Universitatii GU reputa-
tune stabilita 81 ministeriabili ee
pareau de multi consacrati, an
vorbit de la tribuna Camerei des-
pre- Alba-lulia 81 despre Ardeai
asa precum vofbit al Em. Anto,
nescu. Nh s "A ridicat, din nenoro-
cire, nici un glas al vechiului re-
gat char acolo in Camera, i'm ace.
iasi sedinta, sd dea raspunsul cu9
VENT 81 sd restabileasca prestigiui
Romanici vechi, al cnlturii 81 al
simtirii sale, dupa grava scadere
ce 10 provocase profesorul uni
versitar AntOnescu.
Gu toate acestea la raspuns .ci-
| neva, la raspuns Ardealul cu tot
'trecutul lui de glorie 81 de cinSte
i'll actiunea statornica 81 neindu-
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tuantei de la Iasi dovedit ca
racterul de Camere revizioniste
ale parlamentului care votat le-
gea en- doua treimi din vOturi. pc
baza mandatului primit de "a
COnStituanta de desv0lta prin-
cipiul nou mtrodus in art. 10 din
Constitute 81 de a modifica cele-
lalte teXte din Constitute Gu pri-
wire la earl ,au facut strigarile
necesare IN vederea revizuirii.
D-sa eombatut sustinerea cd
prin indicarea normei unei limite
maxine de prel, $ ar fl atins
dreptul pnterii Judecatoresti -
81 pc baza argumentelor de drept
81 consideratiunilor de ordin
social, cerut in mod categoric
admlterea trecursulni facut de mi
mister, adica declararea legii ca
find constitutionala.
malta Curte dupa. o ri de chih-
zuire a dat Vineri decizia mutt
asteptata. eonsacrand constitutio-
nalitatea legei de expropriere. s.
In consecinta admis recursul
minlsterului. casat hOtarirea
Curtii de APPEL din Craiova 81 a
trimes afacerea spre a Fl judecata
ue' Curtea de APPEL din Bucuresti
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Jilrisprudenta Curtii de Casa
tie este obiieatorie 81 toaic instan-
teie din para sunt datOare sd con-
Sldere, legea agrara ca find con
stitutionala.
din Universally.