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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-07-09
Signed A. K. ANDERSON, Supervise
RESOLUTION NO. 2


heretofore executed by the County Clerk Of Villas County Wiscn
to the Wisconsin Realty Company the following de-
scribed lands:
EEA sE Me- sw s S sw al S Sec IT q s Range s2g
Me- NW1NEA SEA- and NWA SEA, S12 SEA, all in Section
aW% Entire SEA- Al in section s township 81 Range East
E A9a AND ad s NE EM HH s 90
Al Range East based certificates covering said descriptions
of the Register Of Deeds for Villas County Wisconsin in
Deeds sos 500 and dated June 18TH 1921 and
hereby declared Illegal for the
that the said lands Indian lands and not subject to taxation
authorized execute certificate of cancellation to this
resolution and the provisions the Wisconsin Statutes for 1925
DA''O OS Signed PETER HEDEEN, Supervisor
On motion the above resolution was adopted
RESOLUTION NO.
RESOLVED by County Board of Supervisors of Villas
County, Wisconsin, that certain deed much thereof
heretofore executed by the County Clerk of Villas County Wscon
sin, Augusta N Whitaker the NW SEA, SEA Sc
"a in Section Township North Range East based
cate covering said descriptions for the sale OF 1921 and which
office the Register of Deeds for Villas
18TH 1924 and recorded June 2Oh hereby illegal
the that the said lands Indian lands and not sub
And the County Clerk hereby authorized
s of the # e Wisconsin ue % @
Dated this 3Oth day OF June l925. ,,n,rn,,, e
On motion the above resolution adopted
Motion made and carried that the county clerk be instructed
pay the Chicago and Ry Company the amount 24
freight purchased from the Capital City Cuver
Motion made and carried that the County Clerk write the
Capital City Cuver Company regarding freight
bought from hem collect from them
shippers.
On notion board until o'clock Wednesday
July l, 1925.
The Board at nine o'clock Called to order by the
Chairman Roll call by clerk All members present except VIM Pat
terson Town of Flambeau
that much of the printing bill of Eagle
River Review pertains printing 500 directories be laid over
printing committee instructed to meet with Mr. Richards
regarding
Moved that the County allow $4,000 month for
salary for Under-Sheriff, beginning July lst, 1925.
Eagle River, Wisconsin,
June 80, 1925
TO the County Board of Supervisors OF
Villas County, Wisconsin.
Gentlemen
We your committee General Claims beg leave to report
that we examined said claims filed in the office OF the Cou
y Clerk recommend they be allowed or disaowed IN full or IN
part set forth in the schedule hereto attached
FRANK LAIJNDRIE GEO. A. MAYO
PETER HEDEEN w. L. CONVEY
Apr JACKSON JOHN BENSON
N NJ ENIMONS HAIRY NELSON
A Y ANDERSON H C. SEILSTROM
w D MORT AMBER PETER ANDERSON
Nor,o Of Claimant Nature Of Claim Amt. Allowed
a " Austin CO Sunt Fx ...-...-. $13210
"a q 1;nI,a PonoirS - - 600
us T, 5Iairo pl E Ga Snnnios 1876
The Parker Co, Supplies % Ply ~
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-07-09

Finn Lawler, $3.50
Wisconsin Realty Company $562.17.
S. D. Austin $2988.
Cancellng certificate NV NV 344O6, Town Treasurers
receipt No. 261.
Canceng certificate No. sale of 1924 for NE SW
payment to be made when certificate is presented.
Alex Higgins, $14760. Laid over.
On motion the report of the committee Illegal taxes
copied and the officers instructed orders
of
Tha olo1uno nea nerdia hils ad.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-07-09
County Board Proceedings
June Both, 1925.
Eagle River, Wisconsin.
June %, 1925.


of Villas County, Wisconsin
Gentlemen:
You hereby notified meeting the County Board
OF Villas County, will be held the house Village
Eagle River at three o'clock 30th dispose
OF unfinished business audit claims other business that
may properly come before said board at this time.
Respectfully yours
MARY HOUC, County Clerk
The above notice members the
board met at the court house the Village Eagle River three
o'clock p.
Meeting called to by Chairman Roll call by clerk All
members present except VIM Patterson Chairman Town of Fa
beau.
Minutes OF the previous meeting read and accepted
RESOLUTION NO. l.
RESOLVED by the County Board Supervisors of Villas
County, Wisconsin, that automobile motorcycle other
similar motor vehicle trailer emtraer used connection
shall have been registered application for registration shall
have been made to the Of state and the registration
such highway within the county Of Villas after May first unless
the shall have been registered application
nbeore provided be arrested by the sheriff. city village
marshal constable other public officer and brought before
Judge OF court OF record justice of the peace.
Such Judge justice shall in addition to imposing the penalty
provided by section make application
for registration and the therefore,
ton thereto Such judge justice shall forthwith forward such
application and the fee to the secretary of pay
dollars collected in addition TO the registration ee to the officer
making the arrest The absence of number plates shall be pr
ma face evidence that the vehicle is registered
The provisions of this subsection shall apply
tor vehicle While being taken public highway deal
distributor compliance with subsection 90 of section
85O5 of the revised statutes of the state Wisconsin, not
vehicle while being taken by private
the place delivery to him dealer distributor anufac
urer the home Of business of such private person
No motor truck motor delivery taxi motor bus other
motor vehicle goods for hire registered
other state shall be operated the public highways of Villas
county in the state of Wisconsin, said motor vehicle shall
revised statutes Of the state Of Wisconsin and shall display Wis
cOnsn number plates The penalty applying violations of section
1904, aforesaid, shall apply to this subsection
Dated this 10th day OF June 1925
Signed A. K. ANDERSON, Supervisor
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-07-09

RESOLUTION NO. d

RESOLVED by the County Board of Supervisors of Villas
County, Wisconsin, that signs shall be displayed within
limits of state county highway within Villas County, Wis
provided however, that and business
along said highways roads leading thereto may place
sign and addition thereto five hundred thou
feet each from said of business leading
thereto The of signs along said highways
not conformity with the above resolution shall Immediately
request the County Highway Commissioner
of his employees and failing comply with such
shall be subject penalty of ten dollars for each
every violation thereof.
This Resolution shall be in force and after its passage
publication
Dated this 1st day of july 1926
Signed, FRANK LAUNDRIE, Supervisor
On motion the above resolution adopted.
On motion the board adjourned sine die
MARY HOUG, County Clerk
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-07-09

H. c. Miller Co., Supplies -.-.--.---. 21838
Frank Carter, Co. Judge Elk. $500
D. c. Menefee Printing -.---.-------. 5735
Schwaab Stamp Co, Supplies CLIO
Phelps State Blk. Assignee
Delbert McGregor, Justice fees .--.-.-.----- 5674
Dorothy Felt, Sten. Dist. Atty. $1,000
Farmers - Merchants Bank Assignee
Eagle River Review, Printing 5000
Alex Higgins, Insurance 1915
Chase Bros. Supplies 21OO
Nm Magee, Drayage 1900
EdW. Seymour, Justice fees 1915
E. L. Greenman Shrubs & Labor --....-.---. 5OOl
Wm Reese Labor 1OO
Robt Ziebel, Supplies .--.-.--.-. 227
Chas H. Adams Co. Treas Ex ...-..... 4OOOl
Fern Scott, Register of Deeds Ex ...-..--. 2725
Fern Scott elk Court Fees 10000
Harlan Gloyd, Labor 1900
Strong Maney, Supplies 3OOl
Underwood Typewriter Co, Supplies --..-----.. 9OOI
Remington Typewriter Co., Supplies 2OO7l
ChaS Hanke, Fuel 43l
Herbert Bowker Sheriff Ex ......---.---. 1854
j. B. Cook, Co. Nurse Elk. -...-...-..--- 1885
Ann Chrlstman, 20. Nurse Elk. 5388
ST. Marys Hospital, Outdoor Poor . IS COL
Howard Omsted, Dist. Atty. Elk. 31OOl
Finn LawleT, Information % SOL
ChaS H. Adams, EX to Co. Treas. Conv 5000
Mary Hong, Co. Clerk Elk. $500
Adams Bros, Supplies IA 39I
w. F. Meyers, Outdoor Poor . ..--aa- 1880
w. L. COvey Rd. Comm. Wk. 1900
Art Jackson, Rd. Comm. Wk 1900
John Benson, Rd. Comm. Wk. 1900
P j. Freund Assessors fees --.-...-.-.--....- 435
On motion the report of the committee General Claims
accepted and the officers instructed orders
payment OF
Eagle River Wisconsin.
June 80, 1925.
To the County Board of Supervisors of
Villas County, Wisconsin
Gentlemen:
We your committee Illegal taxes beg report that
have examined said claims and recommend they be allowed
disaowed full part hereto
tached.
PETER HEDEEN
ART JACKSON
I'D AT
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-11
CHRISTMAS PARTY
BY MUSIC SECTION
ENJOYABLE EVENT

A Christmas party at which Christ.
mas gifts were exchanged, caroi-
sung and the new babies of section
members were honored, was given bv
the music section of the Woman :
Ten Thousand club at the club
house yesterday afternoon.
Wee tots hidden as honor guests
were Ellen Barbara Costello, Veto
Benton, Rosemary Rice and Nei
Sm- til, who received Christmas gift,
from the section. In accordamc,
with the custom of the section
gifts were exchanged, member,
drawing for their prtstnts.
An interesting paper prepared by
Mrs. G.. Willard Nance was read
by Mrs. B. l.. Roberts ON the sub
Jcct of "Christmas Carols. This
was followed by the singing o.
carols, Mrs. Roberts at the piano
in which the members joined.
Refreshments were served BY
Mesdames l.. NJ. Maurer and Rob
erts, hostesses for the afternoon
assisted by little Betty Benton.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-11
POT LUCK SUPPER
SERVED BY MEN OF
METHODIST CHURCH

Men of the Methodist church prov
ed themselves mos: successful hosts
when they took charge of the serv.
ing of the monthly congregational
dinner at the Methodist social hall
last night.
Over 100 members and their fam
lilies We're in attendance. An inter
esting program was presented fol-
lowing the dinner.
Included in the program were sew
eral vocal solos by Miss Julia Fon.
cannon, cornet solos by Arthur
Schultz Jr. and three vocal selec-
tions by Miss Helen Cruickshank,
all of which We're enthusiastically
received. Grs. -;uth ,teeple Reid
accompanied the different musi-
clans III her usual pleasing manner.
\ sleight Of hand exhibition by
Eugene Ross, assisted by his broth
er, Ned Ross, completed the enter
tainment.
Men of the congregation respons-
ible for the success of the evening
Were Rev. Arthur Schultz, chair
man, W. W. McEuen, Charles E.
Sones, j. E. Brock, Homer Aker,
Frank Young, E. y. d. Hatch, ".
J. Reid and Ed Royce
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-11
HESDAMES ROSS AND BREEDLOVE
HOSTESSES AT FIRST OF SERIES OF
BRIDGE LUNCHEONS AT ROSS HOME

c. W. Allison, +, F. Anderson, Don
c. Bitter. o. J. Bradshaw, H. l..
Barker, r. W. Campbell, c. +. Cog
gins, W. r. Conway, Earle Davis,
William Dawson, Arthur Edgar, S.
II. Embury, j. r. Fahs, viii s. Faw-
c5tt and F. +. c. Fenton.
Mesdames William Fleming, James
W. Glassford. Tom Gill Jr., Z. l..
Garthwaite, Ross T. HickcoX, Lee
roy Holt, o. G. Horne, L. c. House,
\. w. Hale, F. d. Jacobs, J. 5.
Jones, Robert B. kepley, Forrest
Kutz, Frank Lathrop, Henry Loud,
Howard P. Meyer, F. II. Mclver and
L. \. Nance
Mesdumes Allen P. Nuffcr, Hugh
T. Osborne, Martin B. 0 'Brien, W.
J. Reid, Mont j. Reid, c. J. Ritz,
Eugene Ross, Charles f. Scott, l., P.
Sargent, Minor NJ. Sweeney, Ed
gar B. Teeple, Richard y. Watson,
Dorsey Whitelaw, R. B. Whitelaw,
Wentworth and Miss Laura SWEET
of FL Centre.
Out of town guests hidden were
Or. Francis Elliott, Mesdames A. j.
Schaetzel and J. G. Byers, San Di
ego; Mrs. Charles ketching, Ana
helm; Mesdames George W. Ander-
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-11
CHURCH FEDERAL
BODY REITERATES
DRYLAW SUPPORT

DETROIT, Mich, Dee. IL The
Federal Council of Churches, through
its executive committee, has EN-
phatieally reafflrmed its support
of national prohibition by approx
ing the action taken by an admin
strative committee August 9 which h
held there is nothing IN the much
discussed prohibition report by the
research department of the council
to cause it to modify its position in
any way.
Included in the administrative
committees action, which was ca
dorsed as a whole, was a declaration
that the duty of the moral citizen
ship of the country is to promote
total abstinence, to make clear that
liquor traffic is outlawed and to
urge cooperation of all government
agencies for more adequate en-
forcement of the prohibition law.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-11

Entertaining at the first of two
bridge luneheons which they are
giving this week, MesdameS John
stewart Ross and Roy f. Breedlove
extended their charming hospitality
to a large number of their friends
who gathered at the Ross home yes
terday.
The house was effectively deco.
rated for the occasion with red ros-
cs, desert holly and chrysanthe-
mums. The Christmas motif was
carried ont in the ornamentation of
the luncheon tables, each Of which
was centered with a miniature
Christmas tree in tinsel holder.
Clever place cards further cmpha,
sized the holiday season.
Assisting the hostesses were Mes
DANES Robert w. Campbell, f. A.
Nance, 0. j. Bradshaw, Howard P
Meyer, j. r. Fahs, w. J. Reid. A.
W. Hale and Hugh Osborne.
Mrs. r. 0. Thompson of Calexieo
won the high score award in the
bridge contest, Mrs. Mont J. Reid.
second, and Mrs. A. W. Hale. conso-
lation.
Those included in the guest list
were Mesdames s. Emmett Allen,
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-11
Delightful EUening
Promised at First of
WCmGn'S Club Dance,

Tonight the first Of a series q
community dances to be sponsored
by the dance committee of the
Woman S Ten Thousand club "a The
club house, corner of Seventh street
and Olive avenue will take place.
A delightful evening is promised
by the committee, of which Mrs
Richard Y. Watson is chairman
Good music and a buffet supper
which will be served during the lat.
er part of the evening are features
planned.
High school and junior college
students and residents of the com
munitv may attend, the affair not
being restricted to club members.
Tickets are being sold by commit
tee members, but any who have not
secured theirs may do so at the door.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-11
IMPERIAL
by Press Staff COrreSpondcnt

IMPERIAL, Dec. ll.-Carmen Ga
brielson and ID. S. jackson spent u
few days as guests Of Mr. ana Mrs.
Curtis Gabrielson on North II street.
Sumner Carrie who has been
spending few months at coast
points, returned to Imperial Tues
day evening.
Mrs. A. w. Cook was an FL Ccntro
visitor Thursday.
Pete Nechols from north of I'm
rerial was noted in town Tuesday
afternoon.
T. 7. James of San Diego, was Il
business visitor in the city We'd
n,sday afternoon.
The w. G. T. t. viii hold its an
nual bazaar Saturday at the rest
room. A splendid assortment Of
novelties will be on display. A
chicken dinner will be served from
1880 a. M. until evening.
S. +. Clcmoms aud family Of
San Bernardino, stopped for a few
hours visit in Imperial Tuesday
afternoon, cnrOutc to San Diego.
Mrs. X. J. Powers visited in III
Centre Thursday morning.
Mrs. William Thyman was an FL
Centre visitor Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. s. +. johnson spent, Wedncs-
day afternoon i'll Brawley visiting
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-11
NOVELIST HOLDS
MUTUAL CONSENT
DIVORCE REASON
BY United Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES. Dee. ll.-Divor-
ces should be granted on acre
grounds Of mutual consent Rupert
Hughes, noted novelist, told Calitor-
MA members Of tie national wom-
an party mcot.r- here.
- ardently believe that woman
ought TO be able to get rid of her
husband when she wants to, de-
elared the writer. ''The day will
come when divorces are granted by
mutual consent,
Hughes also told the lady poll
tieians that Lc "did net believe ia
the sanctity Of laws.
Hov- can believe them sacred
when ] have seen 50 many lawmak
ers,' he said. "Any law which
holds down human need, like the
NolStead act for instance, Is a vie
ious law
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-11

When we think we think every
thing is all wrong we think 1t Is
time to think again.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-11
FLOWERS GIVEN TO
THE SICK BY GROUP
OF GIRL RESERVES

Wishing TO bring brightness into
the lives of those less fortunate, the
high school Girl Reserves, through
their service department, are max
ing a weekly trip to the FL Centre
hospital, where they have placed
sixteen vases which they fill with
flowers each Friday;
The pretty flower holders were
made by the girls, under the direc-
tion of Miss Jessie Hollenbaugh,
one of the advisors. All kinds
Of flowers. wnlo: are contributed
by the girls themselves will be TAX
en- TO the hospital this afternoon,
this being the second visit made by
the reserve members.
The same group of girls s also
engaged i'll making over clothes,
which have beer. cona.eI by their
advisors, under Miss Hollenbaugh s
direction. Garments are being put
i'll readiness to give TO needy cases
which have been called to the at
tention of the service department.
Members of the service group are
Lucille Morris, chairman, Edith
Mckinney, Imogene Morris, Tommy
Neil Tackett, Rose Weiss, Katherine
Kelley, Ruby tanks. jeanette
Franken and Mildred Flanagan.
When we think we think every
thing is all wrong we think 1t IS
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-11
WOmen's Guild to Meet
IUith Mrs. Harry HOrtcn

Mrs. Harry Horton will be hbst-
ess at the next meeting of the Mo
mems Guild of st. Paul EpiseopaI
church, which will take pIack~/at
her home, 1898 Brighton avenue, on
Monday afternoon at 2:30. y regu-
lar business session is to be held.
Members will bring their Christmas
needlework and spend the afternoon
sewing.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-11
'TARS HAVE CLOSE
CALL WHEN BOAT
CATCHES ON FIRE
by United Press Leased Wire

WILMINGTON, Dec. 1l.-t'orty-
five members of the crew of the
motor sailer Of the L. S. S. Mary
land had thrilling escapes from
death at sea today when the en-
CINE of the their craft back fired
and set the boat afirc.
The Scahawk,' water taxi, wa,
luckily nearby, and well equipped
with chemicals which were used in
extinguishing the blaze.
Damage was Slight and none Of
the sailors were injured.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-11
NOTICE
In the Superior Court of the State
of California, in and for the
County of Imperial

County Of Imperial
In the Matter of the Birth Certi-
cate Of Anita Albertoni.
Notice is hereby given that a pc
tition of Delfino Albertoni, father
Of the eaid Anita Albertoni, pray
ing fog an order to establish the
record of the birth Of the said
Anita Albertoni, which petition
has been filed in this Court, and
that Saturday, the 18th day of De
cember, 1925, at Ten O'Clock a. m.
Of said day, at tho courtroom Of
said court, at the courthouse in the
City oft Ell Centre, County of I'm
perial, State Of California, has been
set for hearing of the said petition,
when and where any person inter
ested may appear and contest the
same, and show cause, If any they
. have, why said petition should not
be granted. -. - .,'ie E 80 &C.,
Dated, November so, 1925.
&. G. MOUSSEAU, Clerk.
BY c. L. Williford, Deputy Clerk.
d Ito
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-11
SOCIETY AND CLUB NEWS

SON, G. S. Helms. Ray s. Carberry
Roy ID. McPherrin and c. +. Paris
Los Angeles, and Tom Bridges, Oak
land.
Mesdames John f. Andrews Jr., j
DrummoMd Huston, j. L. Mckimm
George Paulin, Imperial; Mesdames
Warren Currier and W. II. Best
Brawley; W. T, Mosher, Holtville
f. II. lockwood and r. 0. Thomp
son. CaleXicO.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-11

Eighty-four boys and girls Of AZ
ricultural clubs in Monterey county
attended the annual meet at the
university farm, Davis.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-12-29
Grand Jury Will Receive
Evidence in Murder Case

Worcester, Mass, Dec. % Up
Following a conference here today
between District Attorney Emerson
w, Baker his first assistant, Charles
&, Rugg. and State Detective Rob
ert L. Mott it was announced that
all the evidence in the mysterious
death Of Miss Lena Leblanc, whose
body was found in Lsominster
pond week ago, would be present
e1 10 the grand jury, when II con-
venes January IS. Edward Rousseau
Is being held in $4,000 bail on q
technical charge Of breaking and
entering pending the clearing up Of
the case. State Detective Mott said
Rousseau would be held until after
the grand jury met. Much attention
has been given TO expert medical
opinion in the case. The district at
torney's office said 1t had discard
Cd consideration Of the theory that
thymus gland was expanded when
the girl became frightened and
caused her death.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-12-29
WILD EVE is PROMISED
More Than 10000 Reservations For
Thursday Nights Rcvclries Arc
Made In City of Chicago.

Chicago, Dec. 70 P,-Threats of
jail for men and women New Year
tipplers apparently have no terrors
for those who plan TO greet 1925 In
hotel restaurants and cabarets,
More than 5000 reservations
have been made in II Of the largest
places, Besides, two L. s. Commits
sioners will hold court oil night 10
release all prisoners, If they can
provide bail. In addition, justices
and judges and judges eligible 70
sign bonds are preparing for night
work.
f. c. Yellowley, prohibition ad-
ministrator, who announced that
women as well as men would be ar
rested and jailed. Is not going TO in
sist that they spend New Years eve
and the next day behind bars. II the
hip that carries a flask also packs
$1,000. bond can be arranged imme-
diately after the arrest.
Managers Of the cafes which re
ported the 5000 reservations said
they would cooperate with the fed.
eral authorities in enforcement.
Mr.. Yellowley's office was
swamped today with calls from
celehrants. many Of the
women, who wanted to know if he
really meant it."
"A violation is a violation, re-
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-12-29
NOtre Dame Prefers New
DOrms to Big Stadium

South Bend, Ind. Dec. % 49,
Notre Dame University, which has
ranked consistently high in coll
legiste football over the last decade,
is one Of the few outstanding schools
that Is still getting along with an
obsolete athletic stadium.
The reason is that university eu-
thortties have fatty refused to per.
nit construction OF an up to date
stadium until the institution has
additional dormitories and college
ciassrooms,
South Bend business men and
alumni Of the school have repeated
~ urged the construction Of a new
stadium, but school officials have
refused to listen. Although it aims
10 house all its students in dormi-
tories on the campus Notre Dame
has had some 1900 students living
III South Bend residences for several
years and has turned away hundreds
more because Of the unavailabiity
Of dormitory quarters. Two new
dormitories are now under construc-
ton.
The Notre Dame stadium is made
up Of wood stands. which have been
enlarged to hold $4,000.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-12-29
CRUDE MATERII AIS
LEAD IN EXPORTS
Govt. Trade Records Show
Comparative CIassiications

Washington, Dec. 20 R,-Crude
materials led the list OF United
states exports for November, It was
SHOWN today In commerce depart.
ment fgureA
The following export and import
classltications for the period are
compared with corresponding totals
Tor November year ago;
Exports.
Crude materials, Sl72,534,00o
against s196,372, 900.
Finished manufactures. si4s.2s2,.
coo against l24,S97.000.
Crude toodstuffs. sle,4S5,000
against S5s,o40,000.
Manufactured foodstuifs S46,s72,-
600 against sb4,46I,0o
Semi Manufactured s50,o3b,o00
against s60,S96,o00.
Imports:
Crude materials, 5i65,e04,00O
against slo6,S07.o00.
Crude foodstuffs, Sis,58s, 900
against s3S,076.000.
Manufactured foodstuffs s2o.s3s.-
600 against G2s.936,o0o.
Manufactured articles, $751;.
223,o00 against s5S,9l7,O00.
Finished manufactured articles
S7O,5l5,000 against $61,464,oo0.