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New Britain herald., 1928-01-05
Germany Is Favorable.

Berlin. Jan. 5 R-Unofticia infor- nation indicates that Germany would be willing to participate in Secretary of State Kelloggs proposal for treaties to outlaw war.
 The American proposals which were in reply to overtures of For eign Minister Briand of F.anoe are being studied closely by tha foreign offices, leagues of nations. and juri- dicial experts. While official com ment was not available on the ground that Secretary Kellogg's s communication was not sent as a distinct note to the powers generally and Germany has not yet been tn- vited to join in a multilateral treaty, the correspondent was unofftcially informed that German diplomats re- gard the Kellogg proposal. if realiz- cd. as an important step in the d. rection Of world peace.
 ''So far as Germany Is concerned" It was stated. nothing stands in the way of supporting Secretary Kel- logg's move as the proposal lies in the direction of the entire German postwar policy of qualification"
New Britain herald., 1928-01-05
City Items

w. w. Marahall of ss9 Stanley street. who with MrA Marshall il visiting at the home of his daughter and her husband. Mir. and Mrs. Fred erick Stevens at Holyoke. Mass. Ii reported as seriously i'll there.
 We now have room for . few more students in our Night School. Moody Secretarial School.-advt.
 Constable Fred Wrinkle has been appointed trustee of the estate ot Louis M. Gitlin, bankrupt. of this city. The first hearing of creditors was held at the office of Referee in Bankruptcy Saul German of Hart. ford yesterday.
 A son was born at New Britain General hospital today to Mir. and Mrs. Carl O. Engwell of 30s OsEood avenue.
 Patrolman Clarence Lanpher is of, duty because of iuness and Motor. cycle Officer William F. Hayes is substituting aA court officer.
 President E. w. Pape of the Xii wanis club announces the appoint, ment of the following budget com. mittee: Walter M. Bassford, chair. man: Attorney Donald Gatfney and Charles W. Hawkins.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-05
BURIAL IN ARLINGTON
Bodies Of M-Fatcd S-4 Crew To Be Inferred With Honor in National Cemetery in Virginia

Boston. Jan. R-Bodies of the men who lost their lives in the sinking of the navy submarine S-4 at Provincetown will be buried in the National Cemetery at Arlington, Va. orders received at the navy yard here today indicated.
 The three bodies recovered yester- day. those of Lieut.. Commander Roy K. Jones, commanding officer of the S-4: Lieut.. Joseph Mckinley and Chief Machinists Mate Aaron Albert Hodges, will leave here tonight for Washington if preparations can be completed in time. Orders for the transfer of the bodies were received from the navy department at the navy yard today.
 When the bodies leave here they will be accompanied by a naval honor guard which will consist of two officers and eight men.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-05
SENSATIONAL DROPS ON STOCK MARKET
Recovery Renevs hlla De
 Crtlse n PfIcS

New York, Jan. 6 W-6tock prices broke wide open su the New York Stock Exchange today under heavy selling inspired by the tre- mendous increase in stock exehangs members loans which now total close to s4,500. .O00. Greene Cananes Copper dropped from an early high of 154 1-2 10 1S9 and Midland Steel Products preferred crashed IT points to 26S.
 The market opened heavy. but rallied later under the leadership ot New Haven, which has been heav- iiy bought recently in anticipation of an early resumption of dividends. The rally. however. failed to hold and by noon the entire market was headed downward as "bear" traders viciously attacked supposedly vui- nerable issues, and small traders hastened to take their quickly van. lshing paper profits.
 Declines of to 5 points were re- corded by wide assortment of stocks, including U. s. Steel common, General Motors, International Har- vester. American Smelting. Kelly Springfield. Hudson MotorA Nont- gomery Ward. Beechnut Packing and Calumet and Arizona
 After the early selling, . rally be- gan with New Haven leading with a further advance to s5 1-2. the high. est since 1916. Greene Cananea Cop per, Montgomery Ward. General Motors and several others made up their losses as the rctnvestment de- nand again began to assert its in- fluence. The accumulation of New Haven common was in further re- flecuon of reports that dividends will be resumed next year. Several other stocks also showed Yeviving strength. including Lackawanna, st. Louis & San Francisco. Canadian Pacific, American Railways Express, Armour of Illinois Preferred. and others. In the early selling. induced by the unprecedented increase in brokers loans. much larger than had been expected, Wright Aeronautical got down 3 points and Montgomery Ward. Greene Cananea and several of the motor issues had losses of to ? points. Foreign exchange open cd steady.
 Prices headed downward at the opening of the stock market today. reiecting the record breaking vol ume of stock exchange brokers loans. U. s. Steel and General Mo- tors opened point lower and Mid land Steel Products preferred was off l-4 at the outset.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-05
NATIONAL DEBT CUT. BY BILLION IN 1927
mancil Position Of Country
 ReqeltM Strong

Washington. Jan. 5 N-The gross public debt of the United States at the cad of 1927 was s1s.0ss.s5:.45l.- s1. according to tho treasury state- ment for Dec. sl. which became available today. On Dee. 31. 1928. the grosa debt was $1s.074.ss5.s37.- s5. thus showing q reduction during the calendar year of S1,O2S.312,SSs.- 54.
 Al interest on tho debt which was retired in this period averaged about t;sper cent. the accomplish raent means that in interest 1928 VII be about $t0. 100000 less than last year.
 At the end of 1927 there was t7:.3t2.S01.10 in the treasury gen. eFal fund. held there to meet current daaly expenses. Thus the net debt was but t17.7s4.00s.Sb0.71. At its peak on Aug. 31. 1919. the gross public debt was t26,6s6.701.648.S1. or $s.5e0.34s.196.:0 greater than the gross debt on Dec. 31. 1927. The net debt on Aug. 31. 1919. was $c5.47s.- 693.11s.e5.
 The treasury statement also show ed that all but ss7.06o.4o0 of the Second Liberty bonds had been turned by Dec. 31. 1927. for redemp- ton or in exchange for bonds, notes and short-term certificates bearing low interest rates.
 Of the other wartime Liberty bonds the following still remain out standing: First loan. tl.93a. $50: third loan. $:.147,653.15O fourth loan. ss.3s6.s01.90o. q total of s1o,- 3s3.711.s00.
 Expenditures Increased
 Total expenditures for the six months were $1.924.42s,S0l. as against $f.S13,239,51s a year ago, an increase of about 100000. But most of this was due to the fact that about $471. 100000 more was spent during tho period for purchases for the sinking fund. set up by law for debt retirement.
 Ordinary expenditures were $l,- 41G,l99.3Ol, as against $1, ,445, 5,96o,259 for the same six months a year ago. About $16.0O0,000 of this increase was accounted for by heavier tax re- fund payments, $6.000,o0o in con- Hection with the postal deficiency. 3io. .o00 fer government life in- surance.
 Gross earnings of the twelve Fed er4l Reserve banks for 1927 amount ed to 31S,026,00 as compared with 3t7, ,600, ,o00 for 1920. and current ex- penses to $27,5&O.00o as compared with t37,350,00O in 1926. Net earn iaes for 1927 amounted to $13.050,- 900 as against $16.61o,0oo for 1926.
 The banks set aside from their earnings $2,440,000 as reserves to cover depreciation charges and re- serves for losses on discounted paper, &o.. and paid dividends to member benks amounting to $7.755,o0o.
 Tho Federal Reserve hanks of Minneapolis and Kansas City paid a total of &c49,591.17 into the treasury as a franchise tax. The total sub scribed capital of the twelve Feder- al Reserve banks on January 1. 1928, amounted to $264.962.000 and total surplus to s2s3.S19,00o.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-05
Wheeler Charges Govt.
 Carrying on a War

Washington. Jan. R-Charging that tho executive branch of the gov ernment is carrying on war in Nica- ragua. Senator Wheeler. democrat, Montana, proposed an investisati of the use of marines in that coutnry in a resolution offered today. He had previously announced he would ask such all investigation.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-05
CASUALTIES LISTED
 IN NICARAGUAN FIGHT
Names of Four Marine. Wounded in Sundays Clash Received h
 Sianagsia Today.

Managua, Nicaragua, Jan. 5 Ne- Tho names of four marines wounded on Sunday in 8 clash with Nicara- guan rebels. were received here to- day.
 They were:
 Edward L. Pomdiski. of St. Paul, who was seriously wounded; l.. Hooks of New Orleans. John c. Coyte of Weymouth. Mass. and Cor poral Wallace Henry of Oklahoma City. all slightly wounded.
 Sergeant Thomas G. Bruce. who was lieutenant in the Nicaraguan national guard, was killed in Sun days fight, and Lieut.. Merton A.. Richai, commander of the detach- ment. was wounded. Their names had previously been reported. but the identity of the other four casual ties did not reach Managua until to- day. -
New Britain herald., 1928-01-05
TO DISCUSS CLINIC

Dr. Roy l.. Leak. superintendent of the state hospital at Middletown will speak at the Y. M. C. A. Bible class this evening He will discuss the proposed mental clinic in New Britain. Members of the New Brit ain General hospital staH and the medical profession have been in- vited to attend.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-05

Net profit of Gillette Safety Razor company and subsidiaries for the first II months of 1921 was almost
 as much as for the full year 1926. t13,0S4,472 against $13,311,412. This
 was equal to $6.54 share against $6:65 8 share in 1926.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-05
Bernard NinirO

Funeral services for Bernard Nim. TO of 42 Belden street were held this morning at o'clock at St. Peters church where Rev. Charles Coppens celebrated a requiem high mass.
 Mrs. M. J. Rival sang Pie Jesu" at the offertory and at the conclu- hon of the services she and Frank Zimmerman sang duet The pail bearers. fellow members of several Lithuanian societies. were Stanley BroH. Joseph Milukas. Joseph Fax an, Abin Jenuska, Adam Atlantis and William Jarvis. Burial was in st. Mary's cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-05
Post Office Business
 For 1927 Is &01, ,515

The total amount of business transacted by the local post office in 1927 is slo1.515, according to Postmaster H. F. Erwin.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-05
Mrs. Antonio DiGtovanni.

Funeral services for Mrs. Antonio Di Giovanni of sl Oak street will be held at the home of her nephew. Francis DiFrancesco, 139 Lawlor street. Saturday morning at s:30 o'clock and at St. Mary's church at g o'clock. Burial will be in St. Mary's cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-05
Mrs, Luis BarbOza

Funeral services for Mrs. Luis Barboza of e3: Washington street were held this morning at 10 o'clock at St. Mary's church. Rev. Walter A. McCrann celebrated requiem high mass. At the offertory Mrs. Mary T. Crean sang Ave Maria" and at the conclusion of the mass, she sang Lead Kindly Light" Burial was in St. Mary's cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-05
Funerals
Mrs. Charles H, Clarkson.

Funeral services for Mrs Mary H. ClarksVn. wife Of Charles Henry clarkson of s7 Bradley street, were held this afternoon at , o'clock at Erwin chapel. Rev. Theodore A. Greene, pastor of tue First Congrs- gationaf church. officiated. Burial was in FGtrvtew cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-05
TAILORs GLAD TO WATT

London, Jan. 5.-Realizing that English society considers it quite the thing to always owe their tail- ors, one firm along Savile Row has tises that 1t never expects to get paid except by its clients executors.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-05
Joseph S,lctia.

Funeral services for Joseph suetia of c65 1-2 Clark street. who died in Middletown Tuesday night. will be hsld Saturday morning at 2 o'clock at St. Andrews church. Burial will be in St. Mary's cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-05

Net income of the Western Pa cifc railroad for the first II months of 1927 dropped to $s7.s73 from tc.44S.4s7 in the corresponding 1926 period. November showed a deficit of $34,c33 in contrast to net income of $14s,565 in November. 1926.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-05
Deaths
FcriinantIo Aeostin,,o1

Ferdinando, the six-months- old son of Mir. and Mrs. Antonio Agos- tinucci of 45 Sterling street. died at 4:cS o'clock this morning at the New Britain General hospital.
 Funeral services will take place at tho home on Sterling street Satur- day afternoon at ? o'clock. Burial will be in St. Mary's new cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-05
WaN Street Briefs

The annual subscription offer of common stock by the U. s. Steel Corporation to employees. usually made at this time, will be postponed until about April. Last years offer ings at the price of $122 Q share. was not made until June 9. because of the stock dividend. In 1926 the old stock was offered at $lSG. The current market price Of Steel com- mon iss$l5O.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-05
Adclaide Xct6ky

Adelaide Wctsky
 Adelaide Wetsky.- F years old, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Bernard Wetsky of 6s Beiden street, died at New Britain General hospital at 1925 o'clock this morning. She un- derwent an operation at the institu- ton on, January l.
 The funeral will be held Saturday morning at time to be announced later by M J. kenney Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-09

NEW YORK LIFE INsUHAhCEl.s
Nsiier W. Head. president ef TIA Ou,t-
IN hAtiftbmi Bank and the Omaha TTtftf
90, hss hssH slsetAd AissHt0s 81 tip
nav. York fifs 1tlAugsnss Co.. u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-09

STEEL OPERATIONS UP.

NEW YORK. February . R.-
Operations In the steel industry are At
q slightly higher rate, despite Q small
decrease In ingot production by SUBJ
sidiartes Of the United states Steel Cor
poration. The gain Is due to higher
rates among Independent steel com.
panies. The Steel Corporations rate Is
just above 80 per cent compared With
almost % per cent last week and % Dor
cent two weeks ago. The slight drop
Is not considered significant. Indepeud.
against 20 per cent q week. ago and be-
low ~ per cent two, weeks ago. The
average for the entire industry Is about
o. per cent OF capacity, against 80 per
cent last week and II per cent two
weeks ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-09

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Washington Stock Exchange

q
Washington Rvy. g. Elec. 4s-$r'0 600 ~
vsTd,nan Park Hotel sisss1ssoo At %.
Capital Traction Co.-i0 at li4st, 10
I 81 li4s4. 10 ut li4x. 10 At ii<ss.
Ebtcmsc Electric 5iz pfd.--i2 at ieeta,
tsshington Gas Lsht1-:ie .. s7ta. 10
at s7ss. 10 at 87sz. 10 al s7A. 10 At
e75s. 10 at STA, 10 at %.
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sanitary Grocery Co. pfd-io At io7.
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Ct s2e<.
Peoples Drug Stores pfd.-lo at 1247s. ,
Potomac Electric O. 1851, 900 At
i0s34. 81 900 at 1857. 81 900 ut 100:
Vashinxtoh Gas o. sA"%-sio0 ut 1854
Eanssor Monotype-io at 1914, 10 ct
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koney-CaIi loans, 8 sxd D per .eenss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-09

BOSTON. February . tSpecfaD -
Wool prices were firmly maintained
today in the Boston market. Choice
aeIectsnns OF wool are getting scarce
q this market, especially domestic
wooden, woods and buyers ara. not hag-
ding much over pgsoes-: ,yins territory
taxis. Preach combing at l.0Sal.i2.
naH blood at l.ioal15, three4 eishths
Hlood ct % TO 81. and quarter blood
a SUaes. Fine Ohio fieeces were quot
a af 49s5O, grease basis. half blood
Gnd three eighths blood at 60a5i and
ofarter blood at 50a52.- d. !. a.. -. q,
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SUGAR ANDF0RHGN
lIBONDSSH0W GAIN
srN@eN S,&xt&$sA ~
J ~ - - So ,4$s<N
S. A.. /. Issues Are OFF.
Pathe Esebaa0s Obligations
/ Again Break 80,
by CHARLES r. SPEARE.

snecat Dispatch TO The StaAs.S
News YQHN EssruaEy =! slier
have been under pressnrf fpr tNe past
week and while, with the exception OF
the sugar group there was Lttle aheNal
improtefaslis ard IN, Che case OF the
Psthe Exchange '7s . further break OF
pressed Fand PROMISES Of Improvement
The .msrkes for2the sugar bonds was
quite buoyant after. American Sugar IS
Nod 'ouene1 w. point lower, following
yesterdays decline Of points. Then
i1sy rallied ia points. At, the same
time. Cuba Cane Sugar D. moved up
"a points and the Is over point.
Throughout the limited Nat Of sugar &c.
eurities there was firmer trend.
8. A. 4. Issues Are. or.
The:seaboard Al 1.-The issues were on
OF times half to point, but not at their
bow levels. In the liquidation OF about
$500 600 in this group one large trad
ing account Is said to have been closed
out 4tncuygtpGs NsAVH less Taders sre.
not yet willing % 60 In and buy these
Issues, although they believe that the
worst effects Of the poor earnings have
been shown and that prices win grad
Uelly Stt6eyk :, Thoee waSS 3 tendency
toward easier markets in. a number Of
the speculative >raik... aid especially
those that ordinarily would be affected
~ poor earnings.
The puhlicWttittiss have BEEN holding
up well during the period when rails
have been fractionSiiy' i6wer with the
Nis per cent issues Of the power and
light companies acting bsttef s<han the
new railroad Somk hanks have
been selling kcndk ard hers have been
buying ttknN Life SnSueanc6 companies
have been IN 4hea-Aarket recently to
quite large extent.
Seme FereigE Bands Strong.
The foreign list developed strength in
the Italian municipal and public utility
Issues and In various German and
Sendsl No. l Ps;sosSs !! pS we're
tmmeelateiy llsted &nd sol4 at aaaight
premiHR. TlIe.A1ayti &deetng Of the
Nippin Electric Power Co. e,ss 70 yield
ever per cent'had O. tendenry to shade
the prices Of the older japanese public
Local fractions were t,rmer. the
BROOKLYN Manhattan Transit IS at the
best sps1ce - months. The, pFcpcSed
eonsufi6At102 OF Ioeaa eiestxien Night and
tas:pqppaeieG 5nfueneed senle .elylng
ID che bcnx directly euncefneQ Nttd
thu arranEement which Is likely 70 re.
slit In the calling Of some Of the ex-
tsttng issues.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-09
UNION PACIr1C.pIvIDEND.

1 NEW YORK, February o @.--
Directors Of the Union Pacific Rail-
road declared, the regular quarterly
dividend Of $3.50 Q share on the COM
mon stock, and the regular semi-an-
nuai Of o. q share on the preferred;
payable April 2 to holders Of record
March /.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-09
Baltimore Markets

BALTIMORE. February especially
Live poultry Turkeys. pound. Aoa&s;
old. Ssase; poor and crooked breasts,
2S: Spring chickens. saass; Lethorns.
a7aas: poor and thin. 2oa2a, Winter
chickens. s7a40: old hens. asaaa: Lea.
horns, acaa%: old roostsrs. iSale;
capons. asas7; Ducks. asaas; poor and
thin. aOaa2: geese. isaao; guinea fowls,
each. Aoaas: pigeons, pair. ssaso.
Creased poultry~~TNtksys. pound. SSs
breasts. asaso; young chickens soasa;
old. aSaaa: capons, S0a<o; old BOOSTERS.
lTaie; ducks, acASu; geese. a0a2e.
Esgs Receipts. i,iaT cases: native
aud nearby current receipts IN tree
cases, dose,i, soas<. nrsta IN free cases.
Hutter~~ Good to fancy creamery.
p0und, 4aaAo, prints tnaAi. hlockw,
AeaS0; ladies. S7Aa6, rolls. Staa6; store
packed. aaaSS. dairy prints. Stase,
process, taaaa
+ Country rradMes. ...
white potatoes. 100 pounds, l,asaa, Is,
barrel. laOas,7a sweet potatoes. barrel,
sasss s s.sc.s.de; ess,s s'S SS.Ssi. ssSs
500, cahhase. hamper. ! aeAi %; eauli.
flowsr, crate. l,daat rs, carrots buahsi.
I GOAL so; celery. crate. in0a3 -, On.
bumhers, crate, T,00ai00e. esgpiAnts.
Gratis. gs0A<,a0; kals, hushsl. toaso;
lettuce. hamper. i,h0aa .1a.I onions. 100
pounds, l,1aasoo, oysteEplahta, 100.
a,00Ae,00; penpere. efAts. tnOAa, 20;
pAgsnlps. hsskst. p0a<0; pess. hushel.
A00aA 90; Savoy cabbage, huaheL sOAeN!
spinaeh. huahsl, l,aoAi 10; squash, crate.
an0at,0N; tomatoes, crate. to0Aa,a0,
tarnip4 hasket. sasao, -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-09
NEW YORK CURB MARKET
Received BY P,v... wks Direct u Tss stAi OK.
JNnyIeTpJAI,a

Following is the list OF stocks AMI
bonds traded In on the New York Curb
Market today:
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PRICES ON PARIS BoURsE.

PARIS, February Q or. - Prices
moved irreguiarly on the Bourse today.
Three per cent rentes, 50 francs 65
centines: 5 per cent loan, 81 francs IS
centimes: exchange on London, l2l
francs 2 cenumes. The dollar was
quoted at IS francs asa centimes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-09

NEW YORK, February Q R.-Ameri-
can Snu6 Co. earned SlS.7S . share on
the common In 1927. after pyeferred
dividends. against Sl3.0S q share In 1s20.
Net income was 9i,e37,sl7 against
81. 073,llo. D.. 80 ~. X
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1MANy'NEW'H|GHS::: ! !
:0NcURb'EXCHANGE.
Market as Whole Not Slim.
uIated BY Moves Of Spe.
ciaty Shares. "

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
NEW YORK, February e.-Sharp ad-
vances In individual curb issues selected
for leadership today failed to exert the
influence upon speculative sentiment
toward the market ~ . whole that
might have been expected. However,
liquidation was not a. urgent a It had
been at intervals earlier In the week.
Despite all the ofacial warnings 70.
garding the speculation on the buying
side Of Bancitaly shares. operations for
the rise were carried on aggrsssively
again, the price reaching q new high
almost 10 points above the previous
final,
Sanitary Grocery Scars.
Sanitary Grocery was another high
priced speciality that reached 4 fresh
peak, and rumorS were current OF q
prospective Republication involving q
substantial stock distribution. BohEa
Aluminium and Brass was carried for
ward to new high.
While these issues were moving for
ward brislsly. heavy selling developed In
the market for Gold Seal Electric carry.
ing that price 70 Q new low for I'll time
below TO- Evidently the market had
gone ahead too fest In diScountlng
prospective new business. EichnlAn
Bros. dropped to q new 1928 low when
II changed hands at 260, Is against yes.
terday's final Of 276. Newmont Mining
after reaching new top felt the effect
OF heavy profit taking. Hudson Bay
Mining 6s Smelling moved sympatheti.
cally because Of aliiliation OF both com.
panies.
Because Of increased earning and DOS.
sibility OF distributions later in the year
In excess OF the 81 regular annual rate
now being paid. Sparks Wilmington
was considered attractive and went to
a new high for gain Of almost s
points.
Electric Bond 4 Share.
Electric Bond g. Share again featured
the utilities advancing over points,
while others OF the group did little.
Further price cut announcements In the
oil industry served to hold the market
Tor this group In check.
4 number Of new bond issues were
dealt In for the first time. Nippon Elec.
tric Power 6ks changed hands at o
fractional premium above the subScrip.
ton price OF 81. Johns-Manville come
mon stock, one Of the recent specially
fayorites. was transferred TO listing on
the Stock Exchange.
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