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Evening star., 1928-01-30
CURB SHARES SAG
ON PROF|T-TAK|NG
Interest CenterS in Mining
LiSt-NeWmont Dealt in
in Large Volume.
gY WILLIAM F. HEFFERNAN.

Special Dispatch to The star,
NEW YORK. January 30.-The main
body Of stocks displayed a oecldeoIy
mixed appearance during the firSt ses-
sion Of the week in the Curb Market
Many recent fayoT1teS were Suo}ecteo
Il heavy profit-taSing, and they falled
II hold up to Saturdays finals undef
this liquidation. II was evident that
slnecvla;ive sentiment had undergone
some change over the week end, possibly
because Of the fact that the financial
community had time 10 consider more
fully the latest developments in the
money situation.
Tehigh Power Securities lost good
oeal of It's buoyancy and electric bona
and share was SyIrpatnetical.y affected.
American Gas & Electric and North
eastern Power were offered al frac-
tioDally lower prices.
Interest in N.ne Shares.
Interest cente-ed 4 good deal in the
mining section One of the most note
worthy incidents was the spectacular
advance II the ordinarily inactive Shat-
tuck Dem Mining. A block OF ':ooo
shares ooere6 at Is. as against the last
T,-evio,,s sale a. a3.. CONFIDENT with
It's activity were reports OF important
DEVELOPMENTS at the company'S prop
e~tv adjoining that Of Calumet ar0
Arizona. Exploitation o. the new cop
rer ore streak uncovered on one OF
fhe lower levels was said 20 foreShacoW
a rich find which would add mate
rally 70 asset value of the property.
v,,Eor,. Alaska. Trust sold for the nrst
tine in several weeks. A y. the price
co,nnsred with the last previous sale
of $. Newr.ont Mining was turned
over in enormous volume between loo
and 1867. as against last weeks Clos
ing OF Isl. s
IN the motor group Brockway was
fsvorably influenced by reports o. M
rlo-,ant developments. which may take
the form Of a merger with other m
teveSts.
National Food Products.
National Food Products featured the
food shares. reaching a new high above
Q. but others OF the group oIa EttIe.
Announcement Of acquisition OF the
bronze and iron works Of the Tiffany
studios by the General Bronze Cor
po-atlon vas followed by a new high
record for General Bronze shares. IL
is understood no new financing VIII be
necessary for this purchase.
The new SIS, 100000 issue OF NATIONAL
Dairy Products 5l4 per cent bonds was
admitted 70 trading The issue was OF
fered for subscription al go.
Evening star., 1928-01-30
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK. January 30 Op).-~
Flour-~Steady, Spring patents. 70oa
1865: soft Winter straights. 625a6 so /.
hard Winter straights. 6.60a725. Rye
Barely steady: No 2 Western, 23h4
I. o. b. New York and l2li:, c. l. T. ex-
port. Pork~~Steady: mess. 3200; fam
iiv. SO 00a38 90 LardEasier: Middle
West. IL 2Oai2 80, Tallow-Quiet; spe-
cial loose. 8aa: extra. ga
Evening star., 1928-01-30
TOBACCO TRADE LIGHT.
Sales of Maryland Leaf Show
Slight Increase.

Special Dispatch TO Tho Star.
BALTIMORE, January 30.--Re-
ceipts of Maryland leaf tobacco con-
tinue light, totaling only 1875 hogsheads
last week, while sales showed slight
increase, amounting to 100 hogsheads.
and leaving a stock in State tobacco
warehouses of $3.50 hogsheads and 636
hogsheads of ground leaves.
The demand continues good for
practically all grades. Quotations to-
day for Maryland leaf tobacco per 100
pounds: Inferior, 5a8; frosted. 3a4;
sound common and greenish, 9a16:
good common, 17a30; medium, 3la40;
good to fine red, 41a55.50; fancy,
56a5860: seconds, common to medium
5a24; seconds, good to fine. 25a45:
upper country air cured, 3a25; ground
leaves nominal
Evening star., 1928-01-30
PRICES ON PARIS BOURSE.

PARIS, January 30 R.--Prices were
firm on the Bourse today. Three per
cent rentes, 81 francs 60 centimes; ex-
change on London, l24 francs 2l2
centimes; per cent loan, 88 francs 10
centimes. The dollar was quoted at %
francs 44% centimes.
Evening star., 1928-01-30
STRIKE WILDCAT WELL.

NEW YORK. January 80 G4o.-~The
Texas Corporation and Arkansas Fuel
Oil Co. have struck wildcat we'll II
miles south Of Aberdeen. Miss, the first
In this vicinity. showing heavy oil ut
2.225 feet, Water Is In the we'll
Evening star., 1928-01-30
CORN PRICE STEADIES
AFTER OPENING SAG
Wheat Values Are Easier in Deal
ings Today at the Chicago
Board of Trade.


by the Assoei aied Press.
CHICAGO. January 30.-~Corn prices
steadied early today after a moderate
initial sag Reports Of corn In Chicago
although large. failed TO reach as heavy
a total as had been looked for. Opening
unchanged TO a-ais of. the corn mar
ket soon rallied. going in some cases 10
easy. starting unchanged to - lower
and subsequently keeping near To this
range Oats showed but little altera-
ton. Provisions tended 10 decline.
Evening star., 1928-01-30
AMERICAN sUPERPOWER.

NEW YORK. January 80 LH1. Amer
1921 share on the combined A and II
common in 1927 after preferred divi-
dends. against &2.6g share In 1929.
Evening star., 1928-01-30
ENDICOTT.JOHNSON.

NEW YORK, January 80 lHsl. Endi-
colt johnson Corporation earned 81 %
a share 0n the common stock Ia 1877.
sgaiIsk 81 % IN 1875.
Evening star., 1928-01-30
RUBBER DECLINES.

NEW YORK. January 80 tSpeciaD.
Crude rubber. smoked ribbed sheets.
declined Ia OF a cent at today's noon
quotations Of 39i4c. This compares
with 4l3sc a month ago and So cents
year ago.
Evening star., 1928-01-30
National Food Products.
FORD BUYS WELDERS.

NEW YORK, January 30 1P1.-The
Ford Motor Co. has installed about 80
General Electric automatic arc weld
irg equipments TO meet the increasing
use Of welding in automobile manu-
iacture
Evening star., 1928-01-30
NEW YORK CURB MARKET
Received BY Private Wire Direct to The Star Onacs
INDt-STRIAI.S.

Following is the list of stocks and
bonds traded in on the New York Curb
Market today:
Evening star., 1928-01-30
MALLINsON CO. PROFITS.

NEW YORK. January 80 tR.-H. r.
Mallinson Co. had consolidated net
profit of S463,69l for 1927 in contrast to
net loss of $546,953 in 1925.
Evening star., 1928-01-30
TREASURY CERTIFICATES.

'hsoertsd byJ i W ssiismsg 4 Go,
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the best that the colleges can pro-
duce.
The far west is sending five eight
cared outfits to the Hudson, with
Washington entered in all three
races and California in two. the
varsity and freshman tests. The
Navy, for the first time, also is
sending entries for all three events.
Just when America begins to get
a bit complacent about the skill of
her track and field talent some star
in Germany hobs up to give the
Yankee confidence a Jolt
A season or two ago Ted Mere
half mile was considered lmpregna-
ble but along came lanky DR.. Otto
Peltzer to knock it out of the books.
The tumult over the shot putting
exploits OF John Kuck out on the
west coast had hardly died down a
few weeks ago when the cables car
ricd the news that Karl Hirschfeld
had tossed the 16-pound bali a new
record distance Of IL feet, 90
inches.
Now It is the discuss cord.
America has had to share some of
the honors in plate-tossng 10 the
Films in years past hut Hoffmeister
cf Hanover. Germany. has outdone
.
OF the two American aces, Houser
and Hartranft. with a toss of l39
feet. 4 Ii inches.
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HUNT FOR MISSING
filters IS DELAYED
Lack Of Planes Halls Search
in Alaska

Fairbanks. Alaska, May IS CUP
Lack of airplanes today threaten
ID 10 delay for possibly a week the
search tor Two ayiators and their
three passengers who were long
overdue here from proposed round
trip to Point Barrow.
A relief plane for Anchorage.
south of here, was to have started
Wednesday for the territory north
of Wiseman but ii is not ready to
make the hazardous flight to search
for Noel Vein and r. H. Merrill,
the missing pilots.
Two other planes capable of MAX
ing the trip are here but cannot be
prepared for the trip for nearly a
week. il was said.
The ayiators and their passengers,
l.. Virgil Hart. Jack Robertson and
Charles G. Clarke, left Wiseman, 500
miles north OF here and the norther-
most radio station, 10 days ago and
SAID they would return to Fairbanks
the next night. Nothing has been
heard Of them since that time.
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AHEAD OF RECORD
Babe Ruth is Coasting Along Eight
Games in Front Of His Home Run
Pace of Last Year.

New York, May IS tPl-BabQ Ruth
is coasting along eight games ahead
of the pace he set last year TO esta b.
lish new home run record of 60
for a season.
The Bambino blasted his thir-
tc"nth homer of tho current cam
paign yesterday as the Yankees
crushed the Red SoX under IA
score, Ruth's smash Travelled into
the left field grandstands spot
usually safe from his prodigious
drives. Homer No. 10 came in
Ruth's 3lst game. Last year he hit
his 18th in his 39th game on May
%.
Lou Gehrig off to slow start
this year. matched Ruth's homer
with one Of his own-his seventh of
the season. He had nine 10 his
credit at this time last year
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Golf Stars Gathering
For Match in Mass,

Wollaston. Mass, May % Rp-
Golf stars from far and near were
converging here today for the open
ing rounds of the annual state open
golf championship tournament. .
While news that Johnny Farreh
had been forced to remain In New
York and would not be on hand to
defend the title he won so decisively
last year at Sandy Burr, was dis
appointed. candidates for the cham
pionship included such redoubtable
players as Leo Diegel, Cyril Walker.
former national open champion and
now professional at the stockbridge
country club. Mike Brady. Henry
Cuici and Dixie May, Lenox country
club pro.
The field for the third and fourth
rounds today will undergo q drastic
cut as only the first 60 scorers at the
conclusion Of the second round will
be permitted to continue in the title
play
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Seasonal Hardware Lines
Show Greater Activity

New York, May 23-spring hard
ware lines, particularly garden and
lawn tools and supplies. have been
greatly stimulated during the past
week, Hardware Age will say to-
morrow in its weekly market sum
mary. Western reports indicate
slightly buster wholesale sections
than those in the east, where the
unscasonal weather has been the
main retarding factor. Still better
weather will quickly stimulate a
heavy trade in spring lines in all
sections of the country.
Stocks are generally in a healthy
condition. and prices are generally
/ firm in all markets.
staple hardware is having con-
sistent call and collections are show
ing some Improvement.
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Russian Ship Death
Tolls Stands at 50

Moscow, May IS P,-The death
toll, Of two Russian ship disasters
today stood at fifty-three.
A steam launch on the river Ku-
ban carrying eighty children, cap
sized at Temryuk. Thirty-four chill
dren were drowned.
Nineteen persons died in fire on
the steamer Leo Tolstoi which was
tied TO dock in the Dnieper river
near Petrovsk. The victims were
first and second class passengers,
the third class travellers managing
to escape. Professor Stupin Of the
kieff Polytechnic Institute was ono
Of the victims.
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LUMBER COMPANY SUES

Suit for $3.50 was brought today by
the New Britain Lumber Co. against
Sam Naples, otherwise known as
sylvester Napolotano. through At
torney J. II. kirkham. The plaintiff
claims that the sums of $500 and
$374.So were lent to the defendent
on promlssory notes, which the de-
PENDANT failed to meet when the
property located on Bassett street
extension and on Brooks street was
attached today by Constable Fred
Wrinkle
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-05-23

Interviewed in their own de.
partments Of leading stores in Is
cities, they told just how their
own nice things are taken care Of.
And their verdict was well.
nigh unanimous
92% of these experts in.
sist on Lux!
Knowing clothes and fabrics,
and the Importance Of the right
method Of cleansing, these ex.
perts will take no chancesl
Like women everywhere, the
women who buy for Americas
great stores-buy the charming
clothes that the women Of Amer.
ica wear-overwhelmingly insist
upon safe cleansing with Luxi
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FRENCH TENNIS PLAY
Argentine Pair Of Davis Cup Stars
Scheduled to Meet Veteran in
Match Today.

Roland Garros Stadium, Paris,
May % (UP)-The feature match
of the French tennis championships
today brought together the Argen-
tine pair of Davis Cup stars. Body
and Robson. opposed to Francis T,
Hunter Of New Rochelle, n. Y, and
his partner, the veteran Australian,
Norman Z. Brookes.
Miss Helen Wills. American cham
pion, whose play here has made her
a favorite to win the singles. had a
hard doubles with on her hands.
Paired with Miss Penelope Anderson
the California girl met Mile. La
Faurie and Mile. Deve. the strongest
women's doubles combination in
France.
Until today, only one American.
Mrs. Molla Mallory, had been elm
mated. The Norsewoman was badly
off form and made many errors.
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VEN|zEL0S MAY
RETURN TO power
Greek Cabinet Resigns and Par.
lament Susptods Sessions
Athens. May % N1-The return to

Athens. May % @-The return to
power Of Constantine Venixelos,
strong man Of Greece during the
var, was forecast today as the out
come of the Greek political crisis.
The cabinet has resigned and
parliament sessions were suspended
by President Koundouriotis.
Boisterous scenes followed the
OF the suspension.
Partisans OF General John Metaxas.
minister Of communications and
leader Of the free opinion party, a
wing Of the former royalist party.
protested 80 uproariously that the
speaker of the assembly left the
floor. The vice president. who is a
member of the free opinion party
took the chair and the opposition
held a short sitting from which
aewspapernen were excluded. This
action brought about an address of
protest from the press gallery b.
newspaperman.
Minister Quits.
The cabinets resignation followed
the announcement OF Finance Min
lister George kafandaris of his resig-
nation from the cabinet and later
from the leadership of the liberal
party. Five other liberal ministers
then resigned and Premier Alexan-
der Zaimis found 1t impossible to
reconstruct the ministry ana offered
the resignation of his cabinet to the
president
Should Venizelos return, the mod
crate royalists including the follow
ers Of General Metaxas were regard
ed as likely to stir up considerable
controversy. Refusal Of General
Metaxas to collahorate with any gov
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Civil War Sketches
Are Given to Library

Washington. May % R-Letters
written from the front and sketches
made on the battlefields during the
Civil war by the late Charles w.
Reed, artist trumpeter in the ninth
Massachusetts battery recruited in
1862. have been donated to the IL
brary of congress collection of the
war between the states by Mrs.
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0% Of the Department Store
/Z/O Buyers interviewed in
112 Of the most important stores in
America insist on Lux for their own
precious things!

Imagine what this means!
These women are the buyers
ofwomen's and children 3 dresses,
blouses, undertakings, hosiery,
gloves, for the great stores which
do three.fourths of all the de.
partment store business in the
United States.
Experts in Clothes
They are paid huge salaries
because of their sure knowledge
of fabrics and styles.
For the first time, hundreds of
these experts in big cities from
Boston to Los Angeles have given
their opinion about the best way
to cleanse today's clothes and
modern, sheer fabrics.
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The medal of honor awarded Reed
in 1895 for heroic action at Gettys-
burg. July ?. 1868, in saving the life
of his captain. John Bigelow. also
has been turned ove1to the library
by Mrs. Schirmer.
Sketches by Reed illustrating the
fighting on that day at Peach Or
Chard are included in the collection.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-05-23

HWang Flu was acting minister Of
foreign affairs in the Picking govern
ment OF 1928 and later became
mayor of Shanghai. When DR.. c. C.
WI, who is now in the United States,
resigned as Nationalist foreign min
lister. Hwang Flu succeeded to the
post.
After the clash between Nation
alists and japanese troops at Tsinan,
Hwang Flu cabled DR. WI, who was
then in Europe, asking him to 60 to
Washington and bring the Shantung
situation to the attention Of the
American government.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-05-23

the long grind. Three shifts were
Satterthwaite went to stroke in
place of Tappen who is ill. Souther-
land and Porter, both 190-pounders.
took four and five in the varsity
shell.
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TO DEVELOP CREW
Coach Ed Leader of Yale to Devote
Time to Work With Four Mile
Boat Aggregation.

Derby, Conn, May % (UP)-With
the annual Harvard-Yale regetta at
New London less than a month away
Coach Ed Leader started today to de
velOp a four-mile crew that would
have the power and smoothness OF
his sprinting boat.
Over the short course, the Yale
varsity has beaten the best in the
east. But moro weight is needed in
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eminent influenced by Venizelos,
who has long been regarded as the
power behind the scenes. was held
to be partly responsible for the pres
ent crisis.
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BOOTH TO REST

London, May 23.-tP-General
Bramwell Booth, head of the Saliva.
ton army. has been ordered to take
a complete rest and relief from all
public engagements temporarily. He
is 70 years old.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-05-23

@. Like the department store buyers, women
everywhere trust their nice things to LUX.
For women have found, as the great motion
picture studios the New York musical shows
have proved by test, that washing with Lux
doubles the life of fabrics! G. Pure Lux has
none Of the harmful alksli found in many soaps,
whether fakes, chips or cakes nothing to weak
en- delicate fbres, fade nice colors.
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FILES $1,000 ISLANDER suit
Widow Accuses NeighbOr of Making
Statements Which Reflected on
Her Character and Asks DAMAGES.

A $4,000 SANDER suit has been
brought by Mrs. Agnes Makula, a
widow. of ~ Horace street against
Mrs. Theodore Keiko. The writ
states that Mrs Keiko falsely.
and unlawfully ascribed
TO Mrs. Makula deeds she did not
commit. 1t is further stated that the
plaintiff is a widow and 4 mother
of large family and that her repu-
tation was greatly injured through
the slanderous remarks made by the
defendant. and that she was caused
much humiliation by the alleged
statements. The defendant is said to
have reflected on the manner in
which the plaintiff conducted her
rooming house.
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PIANIST DIES

New York, May Eugene
Bernstein, prominent Russia II
pianist, died of heart disease at his
home in this city today, aged 81.
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RECORD BREAKING
RACE EXPECTED
Issue Among Automobile Pilots
Is Front and Wheel Drives

NEW vi n. -dAs
he Of startling concern TO the aver
age motorist whether or rot he mas
a front or rear wheel drive but TINS
mechanical issue happens to be Nl'ai
lust now to a dozen or TWO speed
kings who will match their dare
deviltry and speed in the boo-mlle
international sweepstakes at In
dianapolis Memorial Day
The argument between the rival
camps is so hot that 1t likely VIII
eliminate in a record breaking race
Tor the premier long distance honors
NJ American tracks.
Steve flanagan, who does n4hl
and heavy exporting IN motorhoa's
and heavyweight champions as well
rs automobiles. admits il. steve
was there when they built the IN
dianapolis speedway and, as carr
Fishers energetic agent, he mas
heard the motors roar ever since
He concentrates on the speed de-
tlons only as relaxation be1W en-
relations for Gene Tunney.
THE indianapolis race tins year
will be q great battle between the
'front.' and rear wheel drive boys,
saws Steve. The betting is more on
4 basis OF which shows up the best
than on which will win. The front
wheel drive pilots are betting they
will tear off the fastest trials and
thus get the front positions in the
starting lineup but the rear-N heel
boys are wagering they will be out
IL front before the first five-mile lap
IS completed.
Il would not be surprised TO see
the 5Oo-mile record knocked off 1t
vas set at 1o1.13 miles per hour in
1925 by Peter De Paolo, a nephew
Of Ralph De Palma. in a machine
that had a rear wheel drive. Frank
Lockhart holds the record for the
fastest lap. 12e.a1 miles per hour,
and that, too, may be busted next
week"
It may or may not turn out TO be
a good omen but Cornell, in the
rowing doldrums since the days of
old man Courtney. has drawn the
rabbits foot lane--No. For the
varsity race in the Poughkeepsie re-
gatta this year Legend for years
has favored the crews drawing this
lane, although it is more case OF
superstition than of fact.
Pennsylvania had the No. . lane
in the varsity race last year and
finished SO far in the rear that
watchers feared the Quakers We're
lost or sunk. Columbia, the 1927
winner, had the No. lane and this
year has drown No. 7. out near the
middle of the Hudson river.
Nevertheless Comedians may look
on the draw as at least a good omen
or the time being. The Big Red
crews, under Jim Wray. are showing
signs OF a comeback. Poughkeepsic
in the old days. was their main bat
tleground and the Ithacans have
their hopes centered there again.
The record entry Of 20 crews In
he Poughkeepsic classic. June 49,
testilies to the intense interest in
rowing this year. with the Olympics
as an added incentive to bring on
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Foreign Minister in
China Has Resigned

Shanghai. May 23.-(P-Hwans
i'u. foreign minister of the NATIONAL
st government, resigned today.
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often cured entirely by
the frequent, SYSTEM
attic use of Listcrine.
You simply douse it on
the scalp full strength
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READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-05-23

TRIED 1T YET?
New and different!
LISTEKI<E SHAW
ING CREAM. Your
skin feels marvel.
ously cool long after
shaving.
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Free From Dandruf

Note the picture above. This
woman's hair looks clean, free
from dandruff.
Every woman's hair should
and can look the same way.
Dandruff can be checked and
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and massage vigorously. Keep
the treatment up several days.
Within two weeks you will be
delighted 10 find dandruf gone.
If you are one of the few who
have an excessively dry scalp, use
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ALL OVER THB UNITED STATES, from
coast to coast, successful women buyers, heads
Of their own departments in the BIG stores of
the rs cities shown above, tod frankly how
they cared for their own thing. For sheer
stockings, delicate underthinss sweaters, charm.
ing frocks gloves, o2T Of these clothes experts
80 out Of every Observation-Disclosures On Lux!
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a little castor or olive oil
in conjunction with this
treatment. Lambert
Pharmacal Company,
st. Louis, Mo-, u. S. A.