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The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-08-08
ASSOCIATED PRESS

PEKING, Aug. President Ii
Iuan-hung attempted a second reor-
ganizatiOn of his cabinet along pro
gressive lines, offering the premier.
ship to Tang Shao-yi a supporter of
the Sun Vat Sen faction. No discus
sion was held however of an attempt
to conciliate the southern faction
Wang tChung-hui was made acting
premier succeeding w. w. Yen. Hung
named Wellington Koo foreign minis
ter. The president asked the new
cabinet to cooperate in drafting n new
constitution which will probably be
similar to that of the United States,
each province retaining the autonomy,
but recognizing the authority Of the
central government.
Lack OF Feeling
General WI Pei-fu in a statement
issued here, manifested China's apathy
regarding the restoration TO China of
Shantung and declared the nations
failure to raise funds TO pay Japan for
the Shantung railroad threatened dis
grace to the nation. WI pointed out
that China had pledged herself at the
Washington conference to raise funds
for the redemption of the railroad by
popular subscription.
Troops In Riot -...
AdviCes received here say that mu-
tinous troops have sacked Kiukang,
looting and destroying 200 shops. Dam.
age is estimated at $4,000, 900. Both
Peking and Canton troops are there.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-08-08
ASSOCIATED PRESS,

CHICAGO, Aug. S-A thousand tele-
graphers of the Big railroad are
taking strike vote following break
ing down OF negotiations as to working
rules
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-08-08
ASSOCIATED PRESS

BAR HARBOR, Me. Aug, S-Chair-
man Cuyler of the railroad executives
association has called a meeting to
consider the Presidents new propo-
sails at New York Friday
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-08-08

CHICAGO, Aug, S-The Railroad
Labor Board this morning passed re
solutions expressing its willingness to
decide the seniority issue between the
railroads and the strikers in accord
ance with Harding's proposals.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-08-08
THIS WEEKS MAILS

From the Coast: Tuesday,
Aug. Is, Matsonia.
To the Coast: Tomorrow,
Maui; Friday, President vii
son.
From the Orient: Thurs
day, President Wilson; Fri
day, TenyO Maru.
Evening star., 1922-12-21

RADIO EVuIPMENTLA new method Of en-
Pertaining your guests and family. Many Of
them have not heard the wonder Of the a4e.
hest results obtained ON those cold. blustry.
long winter nights when entertainment in your
:.build your own LANsBURGH BRO.
Radio Dept. 4th door,
Evening star., 1922-12-21

| VACUUM CLEANERS. discontinued model
| Universal electric vacuum cleaners. slightly
!, shopworn: formerly $3.50: now SIS. complete
! with all attachments. NATIONAL ELEC
TRICAL SUPPLY CO., 132S-1350 New York
Evening star., 1922-12-21

THE CHRIsTMAs FURNITURE STORE fea-
lures lasting gifts that give pleasure every
day Of The year Furniture s to please >. eye.y e.,
IN -sf n n OmalifY NTH liberal credit
Evening star., 1922-12-21
S0ME UiAN0Nb
EkEC.srNS FOR TIE
TINtI. WEEK EEF0EE
CHRISTMAS.

TkICYGLE. Fairy. eris. 10 years: nne coadi-
ton 1892 Nr1rton ST. e2s
rNITET tfsar certincates: honks. cleta-
bound. fiction: chiids rocker. 9:s ST. n.w.
WAGONS AND SLEIIs. boys, wholesale. ".
Frank Rpppe-t. 1901 9Th 81. W. AAin $40.
WO0D. biEi-2rad mixed sl2 per cord: i'm
r'ediate delivery West 224I.
W0OD for sale; thdfo iShiy seasoned: sawed
any length: $l2 corl delivered Phone West
ESQ "
Evening star., 1922-12-21

VACUUM CLEANER. Hamilton Beach cleo
t-ic: regularly $5o; price. so5 complete with
attachments. NATIONAL ELECTRICAL SUP
Evening star., 1922-12-21
WRECkIEG
FORT HUMPHREYS. VA.

WINDOW SASH-We Offer aE5 part Of Goa
window sash. :;fy34i. IN. 6 lights. 10s1J In,
al glass complete. good rew: price. 81 each.
YELLOW PINE TEAMING-as tn. c16 in.
nnd 2SS ir.. in It. 10 6 {. lengths. good cn::-
tition. all nails remo"ad price. si4 per 900
feet.
FrRSACEs-2. H. "a 20 m fre,o:s. IN good
condition. complete. wish new CRATES, price.
$31.J0 each.
SOIL PIPE. in ) in sui q in: pee.
1t:c per pould.
SOIL PIPE FIrTINGs-- ~. : In. in.
ard in.: price. - per pyu.d
GALVANIZED PIPE TiTrITGS-Pr.ce. e.
rer pound.
Prices (. o. b. Fort Humrhreys. Va. Carlna,
shipments will be l.slsd {. o. b. cars. Ma!
orders and inquiries giveh p.ompt attention.
AMERICAN WPFCkING
AND SALVAGE COMPANY,
Fort Humphreys. Va.
Evening star., 1922-12-21
DIAMOND BARGAINS.

Lady's all-platinum flexible
diamond bracelet. set with 4oI
large blue-wllite diamonds. Must
be sold at once at a sacrifice. A
big bargain. ............S .Ss75
Evening star., 1922-12-21

VICTOR RECORDS make a much appreciated
and We can arrange terms Of convenient pay
ment Open evenings until 10 O'Clock. AN
SELL BISHOP & TURNER. 1921 ct. NV.
Evening star., 1922-12-21
WANTED-GARAGES.

GARAGE OR SPACE FOR LARGE CAR;
best Of references CECIL BrLLCPS, 1921
Ashmead pl. Phone North 3212. 2Is
Evening star., 1922-12-21
CHRISTMAS GIFT SUGGESTION

suggestions columns solve your Sristnas prob
lens Appopriate gifts for hons
Evening star., 1922-12-21

NOTICE!
HUDSON AND ESSEX PRICES REDUCED.
1871 Hupmobile roadster. $500.
1921 Hnpmohi,e touring. $eO0.
1922 Buick 5-pass. touring. $500.
1921 Buick 7-psss. touring, $3.50.
1920 Overland sedan. $500.
1921 Ford sedan. $3.50.
1920 Ford sedan: new cord tires; $S25.
1919 Hudson pass. coupe, 500.
1919 Dodge touring. $3.50.
1918 Buick coupe. $3.50.
1919 Hudson touring. $I00.
1915 Chevrolet touring. SIS.
1917 Hudson sedan $3.50.
1919 Hudson touring. $3.50.
1914 Hudson touring. $15O.
IAAMBERT-HCDSOS MOTOR CO.
623 Mass. Ave. NV. Franklin liD
The New York herald., 1922-03-21
AUTOMOBILE CONCERN
PLANS TO REORGANIZE
Consolidated Distributors Has
Project.

The Consolidated Distributors. Inc,
formerly the Times Square Automobile
Company. which went into receivership,
is to be reorganized through the forma-
lion of new corporal ton if a plan
being considered by the reorganization
committee be adopted. The new COM
pany, ii is planned. would acquire such
part OF the assets Of the old company
not disposed of by the receiver or in
connection with the reorganization plan.
Under that plan the new company
would Issue four year notes and first
and second preferred and common
stocks. Banking creditors consenting to
the reorganization would receive 100 per
cent OF their claims in the notes. carry
Ing per cent. interest rate, or in
participation certificates OF one of the
banks as trustee for all the banks.
The general creditors, exclusive OF
loan creditors whose claims are subordi-
nate to bank loans and OF holders of
scrip dividends. would receive 65 per
cent. of their claims in first preferred
stock of $40 par value and cumulative
as TO per cent. dividends. The present
stockholders would be given share of
new second preferred stock for ten
shares Of old common stock. What use
would be made OF 300.0 900 shares of COM
mon stock which would be issued has
not been announced
The New York herald., 1922-03-21
REMINGTON HAS POOR
STATEMENT FOR 1921
Typewriter Companys Defi-
cit Is S2,9OO,874.

The Remington Typewriter Companys
poor earnings statement for 1921, as
shown in its preliminary statement
issued yesterday, appears a reason for
criticism of its management, which re-
suited in committee TO oppose the re-
tention of its present directorate being
formed last week. The statement shows
deficit OF s2.s0o.S4 after charges, re-
duction of inventories and depreciation,
as contrasted with a surplus of s1,57s.-
400. which. after payment of preferred
dividends, was equivalent to Ss14 a
share earned on the 50, ,e96, 900 OF its com
mon stock in 1920.
The management replied to the group
CT insurgents in circular letter signed
by thirteen directors asking for proxies
to be used in favor of continuance of
the present board in the annual meet
ing to be held on April 49, The opposi-
ton had circulated letter asking for
proxies.
A history of the company's operati
in the last few years is given In the
letter. which. in concluding, says:
The company has passed through
one experiment in placing its factory
management In the hands OF those ex
perienced in this particular line of bust
ness, and :he question for the stock
holders to decide is whether il Is theIr
wish that another experiment be tried
when the difficulties OF the business
have been met. The products of the
company Lave been perfected and the
outlook for the future is most encour-
aging"
The New York herald., 1922-03-21
CHANGE TLGHTENS
ADVERTISING RULES
Member Houses Must Super
wise N0n-Member Core
spondents' Publicity.

An even further tightening Of the
very rigid rules surrounding the adver-
Using done by members OF the New York
Stock Exchange was accomplished yes
terday by its committee on business con-
duct in notice TO its members in which
the advertising Of nonmember corre-
spondents or member houses was put
under supervision. Under the new ruling
a member having an out of town corre-
spondent not member of the Exchange
is compelled TO supervise all advertising
of the correspondent which contains his
member firms name. just as that firms
advertising is carefully censored by the
Exchange authorities. The new ruling
promulgated yesterday was as follows:
'srhe attention OF the committee on
business conduct has been called from
time to time to advertisements of non
member correspondents of members that
involve New York Stock Exchange firms.
| am instructed 10 request that any
advertising OF your correspondents which
may include your name be subject to
your supervision prior to publication"
The rule. signed by T.. V. Cox. secre-
tary OF the Exchange, was sent to every
member. 1t was reported yesterday
that one of the reas asons for the establish
ment of the rule was attempted evasion
Of Stock Exchange advertising rules by
members through their correspondents.
1t was said that when members were
called on to explain certain advertise
ments which did not meet with the
approval OF the authorities or the Ex-
change they passed the buck TO the cor
respondents over whose name the adver-
tisement appeared declaring that they
could not regulate their correspondents
advertisements.
The New York herald., 1922-03-21
". j. PUBLIC SERVICE
EARNS S9.19 A SHARE
Net Income Increased in 1921
Says Report

The Public Service Corporation OF New
Jerseys pamphlet report. made public
yesterday, does not disclose important
differences from its preliminary earn
ings statement OF a fortnight ago. Its
net income for the year was SO, ,594 .629,
after charges and taxes. or 1919 a
share earned on its outstanding common
stock. in contrast to S5.12 n share in
1920. Its operating revenues were S75.-
s11,507 and other income $2.097.3t5. Its
operating expenses were s51 .769.627. and
amortization charges S4.ss3.956. The
companys final Surplus for the year was
S1.450.o0i.
The company came through the year
IN a very satisfactory condition"
Thomas NJ. McCartcr, It's president. said
In his annual report. lie called special
attention to Si.s92.956 plowed back
into tho properties through the amount
set tlp for amortization charges.
The future il fun Of promise" he
said III the company Is allowed TO
proceed in rs work OF developing the
State along the lines OF its activities
without undue interference occasioned
by political agitation or unfair and i'll
advised regulations. II believes Il can
perform . most useful service and Weld
TO its security holders n reasonable re-
turn on their existing and future invest
ments"
The New York herald., 1922-03-21
PROFITS DROPPED LAST YEAR.
Net Of Three OF Southern Railway
Subsidiaries Declines.

That 1921 was a much less profitable
year than was 1920 for three subsidiary
railroads of the Southern Railway was
revealed in preliminary income state
ments for 1921 issued by the New
Orleans and Northeastern. the Cincin-
natl. New Orleans and Texas Pacific and
the Alabama Great Southern, issued
yesterday.
The last named road reported net
income OF s535,090 after taxes and
charges. in contrast to $1,659.16S in net
income earned in 1920. The New Or
leans and Northeastern reported def
icit OF s106,S7S after taxes and fixed
charges. against final net income OF
SSS0.925 in 1920. The Cincinnati, New
Orleans and Texas Pacific's net income
fell to s703.535 after charges, contrasted
with $2.72S.653 In 1920.
The New York herald., 1922-03-21
BETHLEHEM STEEL
SHOWS GAIN In 1924
Current Assets Of S111.396,-
065 Nearly Five Times Cur
rent Liabilities.

The Bethlehem steel Corporations
balance sheet as OF December 81. 1921.
just made public, reveals that. notwith-
standing the sharp decline in its earnings
during the year. its management was
such that its financial position at the
end OF the year showed a very marked
Improvement Current assets aggregated
$111.3a6. .065. 81 il ! ratio Of almost five
for one with current liabilities. which
totalled but S29, 6S2. The following
comparisons Of the chief items of the
balance sheet give an idea OF the marked
Improvement:
ASSETS.
property account SOS. ssl aa3 1921 &C.. .aoi
Trust funds ,........ 6.a36, ,061 1921 ,62G
Contingent assets. $50 .61a ,I25.aOl
stocks and sundrl
curiies ....,.....-. .3a3.sl0 i.las46i
Inventories ......... 80 30, ,T@7 1.,, aOS 6tS
Receivables ......... lG.095.G2i 35,366 061
Marketable securities ll.1a3,3as !. 500 3a.
Cash ...,............ II .aG6.545 1859 l64
LIABILITIES
Capital liabilities and
funded debt .S2Jl ,a0a. .S9G S3ig. .i03 ,6l2
Notes payable - 1000, ,0O0 200, 600
Accounts payable :. 1S.lo7 ,ao6 46.Gsi,56l
Accrued interest .... 1861. 40 l,a9a.0a.
Coupons payable I,lIs.67G iso,Iss
Reserves .......... 9.l52,G2 I,i10.4fi
surplus (appropr'tedl I0.ooo,o0o 10000, 900
Surplus Cunapproprd, 12,l1s,a.9 l0,Sa6,7s6
Inc income account Tor lle year
showed no important change from the
preliminary figures published recently,
showing net income Of S10,332,S04
after charges and taxes, or S1150
share earned on its common stock after
1 its preferred stock dividends.
\ The value of the corporations ship
ments and deliveries during the year
was Sl47. .794.352 against S274.431.236 in
| 1920. The volume OF new business
:, booked through 1921 was only $52.S72,-
s34. and untitled orders on hand at the
I close Of the year Were $50,164.619, in
contrast to S145.2s6.6S7 a year before.
The properties are now developed TO
4 point where they are well integrated,
have an ample supply OF ore. coal and
limestone OF n good quality, and as
4 whole, are capable OF producing a di-
versified line of commercial products"
the report sets forth. The earnings
for the year accrued largely from busi-
ness booked during the war and the
period Immediately following. A gradual
Improvement in the demand for steel
products can be expected just as soon
as the country is given lower transpor-
tation, fuel and building costs. through
the lowering OF the war time labor rates
X still prevailing In these very important
, Industries"
The New York herald., 1922-03-21
RESIGNS As BANK DIRECTOR.

= Forrest i. Dryden president OF the
Prudential Life Insurance Company. re-
tfiened yesterday as a director OF the
Fidelity Union Trust Company Of New.
srk. His action followed the announce
5uent on Saturday of the sale by the
prudential company Of It's bank hold
1ngs. Mr.. Dryden Is now travelling in
tthe West Indies and IN health Is given
30 the letter containing his resignation
9idward Duffield. general solicitor of the
prudential. denied that Mr.. Dryden had
@esigncd as president Of the concern
saying that there was no likelihood or
auch action,
The New York herald., 1922-03-21
Caddo Central show, Io..

a net loss Of s553,24e is reported bv
the Caddo Central oil and Refining cor,
poration after taxes. depletion and da-
probation. That loss contrasts with q
net income Of SS7s.064 or s5.s2 a share
earned on the 10000 shares of its M
par capital stock in 1920. The com
pany's gross profits were s452.1aa
against s2.170.s5s in 1920. Its total
income. including $305,195 in settlement
Of the Taylor suit, was s325,s71. in con.
trast 70 sl,1S9 in 1920.
The New York herald., 1922-03-21
Martin-Parry Income pron.

The Martin-Parry Corporation reports
LOT lssl net income after charges. in
ventory, adjustments and Federal ,axos
OF $500, against net income Of SAIL
$40. or Sail share earned on Tho
100000 shares Of its no par canitai
stock IN 1920. After payment OF div-
oends there was a deficit OF 5000 s9o
against q surplus of S111.354 in 1920
The company's cash, according 10 the
balance sheet, was ssS.732. in contrast
to s9s.422 in 1920. and it's accounts re-
ceivable were s174,454. against sf335oe
while the notes receivable were s4s455
In contrast to s3s.992. Accounts nav,
able Increased from s74,s62 70 s11tose
The company borrowed sl5o,0oo on
notes
The New York herald., 1922-03-21
FINANCIAL BREVITIES
FROM THE DAYS NEWS
Hauled More FREIGHT.

Freight hauled by the Great Northern
Railway In the first fifteen days OF
March totaled 2791e cars. in Increase ~
6,O26 compared with those OF the cor
responding two weeks in 1921. Substan-
tisl upturns were recorded in the move
ment OF coal and grain, but revenues
iaiied 70 reflect the full gain in tonnage
owing to lower freight rates.
The New York herald., 1922-03-21

earnings In twelve months ended with
February Is were s23,7so,977. an In
crease Of 81 per cent, compared with
those OF the preceding twelve months.
Its net after interest charges was
s3,06s.654. The company's electric
energy sales expanded more than "a
pcr cent. and Il now has more than
$4,000 customers.
The New York herald., 1922-03-21
81. $4,000 FOR AGRICULTURE.

WAsHINGToN, March 20.--Approval OF
eighty-one advances of s1,919,000 for
agricultural and livestock purposes was
announced to-day by the War Finance
Corporation.
The New York herald., 1922-03-21
BANK INCREASES BUSINESS.

The Chatham and Phoenix National
Banks statement Of March 10. 1929,
shows deposits OF s145,104.322. They
were S141,74f.371 on December 81. 1921.
Surplus and undivided profits OF Decem-
ber 81. ss,1S2.339 contrast with s9.S7S,-
500 on March 10. The banks resources
are St76,614G26.
The New York herald., 1922-03-21

$500 box cars recently ordered by the
company will be made before the 1922
crop begins TO move. Tonnage handled
on the ST. Paul In the first two weeks
of March was $1,000 cars, contrasted
with $1,000 In the first two weeks of
March, 1921.
The New York herald., 1922-03-21
LONDON WOOL.

LONDON, March 20.--A moderate soloction
amounting 70 l2,222 bales. was offered ~
to-day'a wool sales. Demand for home and
Continental account continued strong and re-
cent rates were fully maintained
The New York herald., 1922-03-21
PHILADELPHIA co. DID
NOT EARN DIVIDENDS
Almost Made Common Dis
burseynenfs in 1921.

The Philadelphia Company failed by
only a small margin to earn its common
dividends in 1921, according to report
for that year. It's net income after
charges. taxes and depreciation was
S2,972.254. which after preferred divi-
dends was equivalent to $2.36 a share
earned on the $42.943.000 OF its $50 par
value common stock. Those figures con-
trast with net income of $5,414,964,
or $40 share, in 1920.
The following table gives compar-
isons:
The New York herald., 1922-03-21

The company Increased It's cash from
S6OS,S34 in 1920 to s10.64s.S19. but it's
holdings of gold bonds were reduced
from s20.000.000 to s4,000.000 and of
securities Of other companies from
55.336521 10 si7,0A919, according to
the balance sheet. Accounts and notes
receivable declined from S1,671,421 to
S976.414. Notes payable dropped from
$5.15O.000 to S1.300.000 and accounts
payable from $754.190 to $539,S01.
Profit and loss surplus was s13,645,937,
against $13.S34.53O.
The New York herald., 1922-03-21

preferred dividends. is equal TO s20.55 a
share on the 11S.S01 of it's common
shares. In 1920 its earnings equaled
s1S37 share.
The New York herald., 1922-03-21
st. Paul buying Cars.

The st. Paul Railway is negotiating
Cor the purchase or 1000 box cars for
delivery In the early fall Deliveries on
The New York herald., 1922-03-21
Island Creek Coal Gains,

Inc Island Creek Coal Company re-
ports Tor 1891 net profits, after taxes.
% sE'fo'fo6' which. after payment OF
The New York herald., 1922-03-21
UNITED STATES TREASURY STATEMENT

Special . n NEW YORK; HERALD
Hald Bueau
g., Marche
The New York herald., 1922-03-21
NEW ISSUE


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The New York herald., 1922-03-21

Detroit Edison's Earnings Up.
The Detroit Edison Companys gross
The New York herald., 1922-03-21

official bar silver In New York. domestic
a9ssc. unchanged foreign, 6Issc, Off Ibc
London. 33ssd. unchanged; Mexican dollars
iJssc., unchanged.
Range Of silver prices this year:
Highest. Lowest
London ...... 35hd., Jan. 2 32nd., FEB. %
New York. 60Mc Ian. 10 02Ac., Feb 2s
The New York herald., 1922-03-21
MONEY MARKET
MONDAY. MARCH 70

MONDAY. MARCH 20.
Renewals. t,....... 3is Last .............. 3ia
High. ........s...... ~ Years hlsh.......
Low ............... 3iaYear's low ........
TIME IOASs.
Mixed collateral GO TO 90 days . A.
Mixed collateral, 10 6 months - 4is
Industrisls. 90 20 90 days.. ... Ai5a4x
Industrials, 20 @ months.......... 4ig6741
COMMERCIAL PAPER.
Pest names, TO q months Observation-Disclosures. a.,
other names, 10 months. hs........... 4.
DISCOUNT RATES. RESERVE BANK.
Commercial paper. ~ days. ~ 60 10 90
Gays. ~; Liberty bonds and Victory notes
IL days. a. II 10 20 aAys. a. bankers
.acrcptances. IS 20 10 days, AZ.
eFiXed November 9.~ Previous rate
fixed September ~.
OPEN MARKET RATES
can loans and acceptances ........... 3c,
Discount rates on prime bankers accent
ruees eligible for purchase by Federal RE
serve banks;
Bid. Ask. Bid Ask.
10 days..,4.. 3af 3isIi20 days...... aa, 3ts
Trts.nfNn unrrGrr
The New York herald., 1922-03-21
OPEN MARKET RATES.
CLEARING HOUSE sTATFMENT
SILVER MARKET.

Clearing House exchanges, S3TT 400 600
balances, SGT ,1G0. 900; Federal Reserve credit
S1T 900 600
The New York herald., 1922-03-21

Odd lot transactions line unless
e at price outside OF the regular 1880 -
The New York herald., 1922-03-21
No. "A Series showing
the Value Back OF
Pennsylvania Edison
Company

Cumulative Preferred Stock
Dividends So per Share
per annum
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-12
GIRL WHO Died AFTER
TAKING DOPE BELIEVED
VICTIM Of MURDERER

NEW YORK. Feb. Acting On
evidence disclosed b. N sdi"fsy.
Harry Herman. j lawyer 81 DanFiiss..
VI IS Ia mis- clty today attefpt,i NJ
To 4pcille infyffaatiOE 20 prove that
Dixie Dixon vaudeville arsfess.
spy rec -nftf dlea mere @sa murder
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de.fA. n aliDpsY Ger" Feaiei a.'sf'
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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-12

Coethals. builder Of the Pana-
ma Canal. says that the proposed
Great Lakes-to-ocean waterway is
ynionary, impractical. He says.
here is not enough water to
carry ocean-going boats to the
head Of the Great Lakes. and the
expense of deepening the lakes
would be prohibitive, to say moth
ing OF the river Improvements.
Coethals is the greatest expert
lined up against the St. Lawrence
project. He and other oppon-
ents should be given thorough
hearings before Congress author
ICES the spending Of an enormous
sum.