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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-09-29

az IJoU-dS HepSZdHlldldS dud tdl
szerint 1927 ,00O-en feliil van a
kiilf0ldi sziiletesii amerikai pol
garok szama. 1,21S,000 olyan kill
f0ldi sziiletesii amerikai lakos
van, akik polgarok szandekoznak
lenni es elso papirjuknak mar
birtokaban is vannak. Ezen ada
fox alapjan blztosan kovetkeztet-
hetjiik, hogy novemberi nem-
zeti valasztasok alkalmaval kb. s
milli6nyi polgarosodott polgar
fogja gyakorolhatni szavazoi jo
CAT.
Amig altalanossagban a polgar-
sag a legfontosabb k0vetelmeny
szavazoi joghoz (csupan egy al
lam: Arkansas engedi meg, hogy
az elso papir tulajdonosok is sza-
yazzanak), addig sok allan XII
l0mb0z0 felteteleket is il elo.
AZ Egyesiilt Allamok alkotmanya
az egyes allamokra hagyta, hogy
megallapitsak, hogy kinek van
szavazoi joga allamuk teriileten;
ennelfogva szavazoi jog kovetel-
menyei korantsem egyformak az
orszag kiil0mb0zo reszeiben. Az
allamok mindegyike a 21-ik alet-
ev betolteset kivanja meg min
denkitol, aki szayazni akar -
Ugyanilyen k0vetelmeny egy bl.
zonyos helybenIakas az allan 6
a szavazoi keriilet teriileten. Igy
New York allamban szavazni aka
ronak egy eve kell az allan, negy
honapja a megye es 30 napja a
szavazoi keriiletben laknia. Az al
lam teriileten valo egy ewes hely
benlakast k0vetelnek Illinois
Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Mas
sachusetts es az allamok legtobb-
je, kivave Alabamat, louisiana.
Mississippi. Rhode Islandot Is
South Carolinat., ahol ket evi
helyben lakas sziikseges ahhoz
hogy egy amerikai allampolgar
szavazhasson. Az Unio harom al
lamaban: Indianaban, Michigan
ben IS Minnesotaban csupan hat
honapi helybenlakas sziitseges. "A
valasztoi keriiletben valo lakas
kovetelmenye 30 nap es egy ev
koz0tt valtakozik kiil0mb0zn
aIlamokban.
Huszonegy allamban meg csy
mas korlatozas is van - a valasz-
tonak tudnia kell irni es olvasni
angolul Connecticut, Virginia,
Wyoming es Mississippi csak OIL
yasni. tudast k0vetelnek. Tizenhet
allan, koztiik California, Massa
chusetts Is New York is egy egy-
szeru iras-olyasasi vizsgat irnak
elo az vi szayazok szamara. AZ
allamok mindegyike megvonja
szavazasi Jogot az olyan egyenek-
t0l, akik sulyos bin Matt biin-
tetve voltak ,akilS allam kegye-
lemkenyeren elnek Is gyengeel-
1nejiiektol. Az allamok eg6sz sora
megtiltja a szavazast olyanok-
max, aKik valasztasok eredme-
nyere fogadnak, vagy pedig va
lasztasi yisszaelesek niiatt bin
tetve v0ltak GeOrgiabafl es New
Hanipsliireben 1ianyag adofizetdkl
Hem szayazhatnak.
Majdnem minden. allamban lsi-
zonyos fajta regisztracio kotele-
s5 "a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-09-29
szENT 1sTvAN MAGYAR
ROM. KATHOLIkUS
H1TK0zsEu
Pl6banos:
TT. BRO L6RINC
S54 Wilson Ave. Tel. $500
S54 Wilson Ave.

Vasarnap este Scent Vince
egylet megtartotta sziireti baljat
a templom k0riili teren. Jol sike-
rilt. Mem voltak nagyon sokan.
de akik elj0ttek, mem bantak
meg. A sz6llolopasban Hornyak
Gyuri vezetett. Amikor a k0zapre i
akasztott piros szinii izet sorsol-
tak-licitaltak, Gy0rgy ur akkor
sem hagyta magat Ejfel fele SEE
ledtek ell vendegek. Huvos volt
az lido, de annal jobban jartak
0regek-ifjak, mem kellett We
kony kabatot letenni. Buncsi J0-
zsef hevvel p0ngette cimbalmat,
belepirult legenyke ,persze 3 is
.szeretett volna tancolni szive va
lasztottjaval. Hadd ell JOSEF, jO-
vo farsangon bizonyara neked is
mas fog muzsikalni lakodal
madra. Ne tagadd, a seemed
igen villog.
Pavlenka Karolyne 10 dollart
hozctt a templom festesi k0ltse
geinek fedezesere. Isten fizesse!
Kedves Scent Antal! Ugy Ia
tom, hiaba tettem panaszt Nalad.
Az emberek AIT gondoljak, ba-
ratnak mezitlab is j6. AIT gondo-
lom Scent Antal. legjobb lesz, ha
felrevonulsz sarokba, hol SEN
kinek sem leszel az utjaban. Merit
| latod, mikor az emberek bajban
vannak, megfogjak csuhadat $
oily igen szepen tudnak kerni, de
bezzeg mikor Re kersz. akkor
feIre meselnek. mint Bodone, mi
kor Dor arat kerte. De mem bal,
lesz meg szoll6 S lacy kenyer Ne
ked is Scent Antal.
Levelet hczott a mennyei futar
| a k0vetkez0 tartalommal: Scent
Istvan hitk0zsegnek Youngstown,
Ohio. September rs, 1892.
Faher Bir6 :-Kis Terez a nevem.
Ismersz te is, neped is. Francia
f0ld0n sziilettem de lit nalunk a
menyben mines nyelvi nehezseg s
azert tudok en- magyarul is. -
| Azert ne csodalkozzatok azon.
hogy magyarul kiild0m neked
iizenetem. Father: figyeltelek a
multi heten. Olvastam panaszod
Antal barathoz. LATHAM az cred
menyt is. Semmi. Hanem azert
megis j0v0k inert tudom, hogy
magyar nep a nokkel szemben
mindig uri m6don viselkedett
Hat mondd meg n-spednek hogy
templomodban Antal barat he
| Ilyen kivanom szobromat latni.
inert igeretemhez hiven virages0t
akarok te nepedre is hullatni
De hogy tegyem, ha ~senki sem
figyelmeztet igeretemreg Hiszem,
hogy n6ped Velem szemben mem
lesz oily elzark6zott, mint Antal
barattal, ,hiszen nagyon ia van
szorulva a segitsegre. Meglatom.
siiket fiileknek beszeltem-e? Fa-
ther: meglesz amit kertein2
Imadsagom ertetek: Kis Terez.
Valaszodat varom.
Ut6irat: Cimem: Kis Tereznek,
els6 postaallomas Menyorszag.
Port6mentes. Most ny0sz0r0gje-l
TEX aztan. klS TereZnek cSak mem
mutatunk ajtot? Meglatom va
sarnap NIT fogtok e dologhoz $50
lani, att6l teszem fiigg6ve, nit
valaszolok Neki maid a jov6 heti
posta utjan. Kis Terez: 1opva
from sorokat. Mem tudom, hogy
lesz-e eredmenye keresednek, de
megpr6balunk nindent. Csak
kgy addig esy kis tiirelemmel,
mig bej6nnek valaszok. Fla SEN.
ki sem is j0nne, en- kitartok Mel
letted. Kezcs6k: TT. Bir6.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-09-29
Regisztralas IS szavazas az
Egyesult Allamokban

z0 a szavazasok elOtt. Ennek celia
ellenorizni, hogy a szavazni aka
ronak joga van-e tenyleg szavaz-
nj, es hogy tisztessegtelen embe-
rex he szavazhassanak egynel
t0bb szavazasi helyen. Ha szava-
10 mem regisztral a regisztralasl
lido alatt - mem sZayaZhat a va
lasztasi napon. Az iras- s-olvasasi
vlzsgara csak egyszer van szilksee
es c.sak az uj szavaz6knak. Min.
den szavazas el0tt azonban, kive.
tel nelkiil, regisztralni kell. A re
gisztralasnal a szavazo neve fe]
lesz we've a Jogosult sZavazok lis
tajaba.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-09-29
A szavazas technikaja

A valasztasl napon a szavaz0
elmegy keriileteben levo szava-
70 helyre. Sok varosban iizletek
vagy irodak vannak szavaz6i he
lyiil kijel0lve; masutt az iskola,
vaey a varoshaza szolgal ere a
celra. A valasztasi irodaban egy
iiivatalnok felveszi szavazni
akaro nevet IS megallapitja, hogy
volt-e az illeto regisztralva, es
ho2y van-e joga szavazni. Ha ezt
megallapitottak, szavazo egy
ivet (ballotot) kap, amelyet he
lyiseg hatuls6 reszebe visz, ahol
kis fiiIkekben teljes egyediillet
van szamara biztositva. lit t0Iti
Xxi ballotot. Ha esetleg elrontja
az elso ivet, joga van egy maso-
dlkat, sot egy harmadikat is
kerni.
Ha a ballotot a szavazo kit0l
totte. 0ssZehajtja a fiilkeben IS a
fiilkat e1hagyva osszehajtva ada
at egy mask, erre celra kije
lolt hivatalnoknak. A hivatalnok
szavazo jelenleteben az urnaba
dobja ballotot es bejegyzi, hogy
a szavazo leszavazott.
Az allamok maid mindegyil.e.
manapsag az IL. II. "ausztraIiai'
balottot hasznalja. Ez egyetlen
szavazoi iv ,amelyen az osszes je-
loltek partjuk neve es jelvenye
alatt vannak feltiintetve. Vagyis
a szavazasban resztvev0 minde-
nix part neve S jeloltlei eeyazon
iven vannak es ICY a szavaz0nak
modjaban all vagy az egesz part
ra semlegesen, vagy pedig egycs
jel0ltekre kiilon- -kiil0n szavazni.
Ezelott kiilomboz6 sz;nil part
ballotok voltak hasznalatban. Az
ausztraliai BALLOT megsziintettc
a csupan partokra vab szavazast
es m0dot ad szavaz0nak. hegy
minden betoltendo alias eseteben
-kiilon itelkezzen, hogy ki-
re ada lie szavazatat.
Sok .helyen, kiilonosen nagyobb
varosokban, szavazo gepeket hasz
nalnak. A szavazo gep nagycbb
titkossagot biztosit Is cgyben au-
tomatikusan szamolja jeloltek-
re ESQ szavazatokat. a szavaz6
gepek vaiamelyest a cash regis.
terre'' hasonlitaiiak es a jeI0ltek
neveit kis cedlnlakra nyolntatjak
Amikor a jelolt combat meg
nyomjuk a szayazat esy0ntetiilcg
regisztral6dik d gepben.
Al gep ugy van megszerkesztve.
hogy a szayaz6 vagy egy part
minden jeloltjere egyontetiiicg
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-09-29

Prezsbiteri gyiiles lesz egyha-
zunkban e heten szombaton este.
Augusztusi beveteleink Is kiada-
saink atvizsgalasa Is foly6 iigye-
ink elintezese fogja kepezni a
gyiiles targyat.
K0zgyiiles. Utolso negyedevi
kozgyiilesiinket pedig okt gen
fogjuk megtartani az istentiszte-
let vegezteyel.
Ifjusagi Koriink tarsas-estelyt
tartott a multi csiitort0kOn este
templomunk basementjeben. Xii
lonf6le jatelxok jatszasaval telt el
az id6. Tiz ora utan pedig,. a k5r
leanytagjai szendvicset, teat es
sitemenyt szolgaltak fel. Rendes
gyiileset a kor okt6ber 3-an, het-
fon tartja.
ftTyy ACCA yrnT,Tc,rVf-, -,s, rcx ~ rv-v.,r,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-06-08
STEEL PRODUCTION
OFF DURING WEEK
Seasonal Influences and Tax
Bill Struggle Influence
Market.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June "a falling off
in the volume of steel bookings recently,
which may be attributed in part to sea-
Sonable influences but also to the I'M
certainty caused by the long draWn-out
struggle in Congress over the tax bill
has resulted in reduction in ingot out
put this week to about 20 per cent Of
the countrys capacity from % per cent
last week, Iron Age reports.
There have been declines at Pittsburgh.
which is now down to Is per cent. ana
also at Cleveland. youngstown, Buffalo
and Birmingham. but a gain to 40 per
cent in the Wheeling district which is
making the best showing except for
Detroit. where 81 per cent of the
capacity, including that OF the Ford
Motor, is still eng ged
May production Of pig iron and steel
ingOtS," continues the review, "eStab-
lished new low records for many years
In pig iron the daily average OF IS 276
gross tons is the lowest for any month
since August, 1897. while the daily steel
irgot output of AZ 593 gross tons is the
poorest record since July, 1921, when
36.7l3 tons day was made, and except
for that the lowest figure since July
1903. which had daily average of
40342 tons.
Pig iron output on the daily basis
declined II per cent from that OF
April and the drop in steel ingot out
put was l0.7 per cent. The tonnage of
steel ingots made in five months OF this
year IS barely more than half of that
made in the corresponding period of
last year and about a third of the 1929
total in the same period. There vas a
net loss OF Z active blast furnaces dur
ing May, leaving only 50 in service on
June l
Only in structural steel is there any
decided improvement. lettings for build
Ing construction having rotaled 43.200
tons the largest for any week since last
October
Steel requirements of automobile
manufacturers excepting the Ford Co
are definitely smaller. although motor
car output this month will be fully 2lO.-
600 units, of which Ford will make
about 10000
There is some improvement in the
tin plate rollings which now average so
per cent of capacity The largest pipe
line project before the trade in some
time is 10000 tons for the Standard Oil
Co of Kansas. Railroads are more &C
tive as prospective buyers of fabrl-
Gated structural steel for bridges and
viaductS. but equipment purchasing of
Importance probably must await a sub
stantlal gain i'll traffic
Prices Of raw material especially on
scrap, are weaker. The Pittsburgh quo
tation on heavy melting steel has de-
cllned to an average of SO the lowest on
record.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-06-08
REACTION IN STOCK
MARKET RESUMES
Utilities Again Lose Ground
Under Selling Pressure.
Other Groups OF.
BY GEORGE T. HUGHES.

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
NEW YORK, June 8-Stocks reacted
today. Concern was again expressed
about congressional action en- the bonus
and on economy measures. The bus.-
ness news was uninspiring. Dividend
uncertainties multiplied and confidence
and courage were at low ebb
Features were a new low in American
Telephone & Telegraph and the re-
newed break in Brooklyn Manhattan
Transit issues. The Brooklyn Manhat-
tan common, which has been doing
down steadily for over a week dropped
points to a new low, and the preferred
In midafternOCn was off some points.
The senior issue rallied before the close
The volume of trading was never
very large. Some of the dividend doubts
were not justified and the proba abilities
are that there was a considerable
amount Of short selling
The market may have been affected
by the passage. in the house of the Gar
ner relief bill or it may have been dis
turoeL by the continued activity OF the
veterans in behalf Of a bonus but beth
counted before. There was nothing
especially adverse in the industrial
news. except Perhaps the cut in steel
operations. which the Iron Age now
puts at 20 per cent Of capacity There
was concern over various dividends, but
Such concern as was taken by directors
today was in the main favorable.
Further selling came into Brooklyn
Manhattan Transit issues early in the
day, carrying the common down into
new low ground and the preferred under
$40 share. This unsettlement may be
expected to continue until some ar
rangement IS announced for meeting
the august note maturity. Another
point OF weakness today was Woolworth,
selling IN which may have been acceler-
ated by the announcement of the resig-
nation of the president. although that
was officially stated to be due to his
having reached the age limit.
American Telephone & Telegraph.
United States Steel common and pre-
ferred and r. H. Macy were other de-
pressed stocks. The current dividend
on telephone at the regular SO rate
has already been declared and is pay
able July IS. The next board meeting
for dividend action will come in August.
by which time a different industrial
picture may be presented, so that it is
a little early TO worry about what will
happen. Telephone, nevertheless, has
been one Of the consistently weak
stocks. 1t is interesting to note that at
81 the yield is lot per cent at the pres
ent rate: if cut to ST the return would
still be 83 per cent, and at a Sc rate
it would be II per cent. No one has
any such drastic reduction as
50 a share.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-06-08
Market Follows Precedent.

NEW YORK, June CSpeciaD -
The stock market has followed prece-
dent in losing half of the gain that
took place from new low level The
only difference in the present instance
is that the rally was a very modest
one, for in three sessions it amounted
to trif1e over 5 points. compared
with 10 points or more in the first
two days of earlier recoveries
Brokers letters this morning empha-
sized the fact that if further decline
were to occur today it would mean
that liquidation had been resumed. In
that event they recommended that
their clients take the profits remaining
on last weeks purchases. On the
other hand. they argued that if prices
steadied it would be an evidence that
the market was temporarily turning Up
and was being relieved of a additional
emergency sales.
1t is of significance that the trading
volume has shrunk to about the pro-
portions Of that prevailing for nearly
two weeks prior to the liquidation
eliminating June and is l.O0O. 900
shares less per day than week ago
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-06-08
SIGNS OF BUSINESS
REVIVAL ARE SEEN
Baltimore Credit Mems Chief
Points to Evidences of Re-
turning Prosperity.
Special Dispatch to The Star.


BALTIMORE, June 8.-Signs indicat-
ing the return of prosperity are pointed
out in bulletin just issued by p. E
Pelt president of the Baltimore Associa-
ton OF Credit Men, to members of his
organization.
Mr.. Pelt referred to an item bv Henry
n. Holman, executive secretary of the
national Association Of Credit Men, a
part OF which reads as follows:
inventories in the wholesale field are
estimated to be as much as 20 per cent
under year ago and retail inventories
no less than Is per cent lower than a
year ago. The supplies of furnished
goods are the lowest since 1926.
1t should be obvious to every student
OF economic history that these factors
are building for an eventual return of a
healthy prosperity and while our pa
thence IS sorely tried during these critical
times. it should be we'll rewarded once
courage and more normal attitude re-
asserts themselves"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-06-08
SECURITY LOANS SHRINK
S8,235,OOO.OOO SINCE 1929
By the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 8.-The shrink
age OF security loans since borrowings
reached their peak in September. 1929
mas been nearly six times as large in
dollars. as was the decline during the
1921 depression.
Dow, Jones & Co. today pointed out
that these loans had fallen s8.235.-
100000 between September 80, 1929
and May 81 of this year. or from
sl3,2O5 100000 to s497O.0OO. 600. the
recent total being 376 per cent of the
high. A decade ago loans at their
lowest ebb totaled S4.l96 100000. or
74.6 per cent of the S562l 900 900 top
attained during the preceding boom.
The decline in borrowings. however.
has been less severe than the depre-
citation in stocks. Shares listed on the
New York Stock Exchange were valued
at 10 per cent of their bull market
highs on May 81 - s16.l41.OOO 900
against s89.66800O 900 at the END of
August three years ago. The current
aggregate of security loans is the small
est since September, 1922, when it was
s4,812 ,0000 00
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-06-08

The McCrory Stores Corporation re-
ports a decline of rs per cent in May
sales. but for the five months of the
present year sales are only 16 per cent
under last years record.
The American Ice Co. officials see a
gain in earnings through the. greater
use of ice this Summer for air cooling
railroad cars
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-06-08
General Motors Sales.

NEW YORK. June LP).-Total sales
of General Motors Corporation to deal
ers last month were 66.739 cars and
trucks. compared with 1889 in April
and 15373O in May, 1881.
May sales to American consumers
tctaled $500 units, against 81.573 in
the previous month and 1227l7 a year
ago. while sales to American dealers ag-
gregated 60,270 units. compared with
5000 in April and l36,778 in May of
last year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-06-08
MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK, June (PD.-Dullness
dominated the money markets today
The supply of bankers acceptances
diminished. but demand was quiet and
it was said the Federal Reserve Bank
was not buyer.
Call funds were easy as ever, but
the Stock Exchange made no change
in its 2l2 per cent renewal rate. Time
money and commercial paper were
sluggish.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-06-08
WHITNEY DECLARES
POOLS NOT ILLEGAL
Exchange Head Says Judgment Of
Market Is Determining Fac
tor in Success.


BY the Associated Press
Richard whitney. president of the
New York Stock Exchange. thinks the
common belief that pools" either force
prices up or down is err oneous.
On this subject he told the Associated
Press that the persons who go into a
pool do so because they believe that
their judgment as to whether the stock
is too low or too high NAV be justified ="
If their judgment is bad they lose:
if their judgment is good they are sue
cessful," he said. Contrary to usual
opinion. there have been unsuccessful
as well as successful pools"
A pool" he explained. is only an
agreement between a number of people
to act together. and as such was Ger
tainly not Illegal"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-06-08

each F'ederal re-
serve district a
committee com =
posed of bankers
and business men
TO encourage the
use for productive
purposes Of the
credit released by
the Federal Reserve
banks I hrou G h
open = market OPP
eratiOnS.
The bankers of
w a S h j n G t o n =,
through the clear
ing house, selected
Robert V. Fleming,
president of the
R ig gs National
popE anS h,lcipeSS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-06-08

electrical supply
Co, its chairman
and Charles A.
Cannon Of t h e
c an non mills,
ANNAPOLIS, N. C.,
its vice chairman.
AS banks them
selves cannot Gre
ate the credit in
which to invest
their funds the
F. e d e r a | Reserve
banks a~e relying
largely upon the
business men OF
the country with
the advice a n &
help of the bank
ers TO create a
volume of COM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-06-08
U. S. TREASURY BALANCE.

BY the Associated Press.
Treasury receipts for June were
S6183041.17 expenditures. S40,241,-
67274 Balance. 1888 096, 305.O5. Gus
toms receipts for the six days were So
297 ,68041
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-06-08

and trade organizations and outstand-
ing business leaders Of Washington
selected Edwin c. Graham to represent
the District of Columbia on commit
tee Of -, six bankers and six bust
ness men, for the fifth Federal reserve
district.
The Committee of Twelve at meet
ing held in Richmond yesterday elected
MI. Graham. president of the National
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-06-08
SILVER QUOTATIONS.

NEW YORK. June 8 (P,.-Noon-
Silver futures dull. sales $4,000 ounces.
July. 2610 bid September. 1886 bid;
October, % so bid; December 1886 bid !;
January, 1900 bid
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-06-08
.. S. TREASURY CERTIFICATES
Reported by Chas D. Barney CO.

Nearly ITS bankers and their guests
leave Washington .hj~ evening for the
Hot Springs Convention They will
reach home Monday morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-06-08
INCREASED CREDIT
USE IS ADVOCATED
Fleming and Graham Chosen
to Represent D. c. in Ma
tionaI Campaign.
BY EDWARD c. STONE.

At the suggestion of the President
of the United States, concurred in by
the Federal Reserve Board, the Fed
eral Reserve Banks have organized in
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DIVIDENDS DECLARED
NEW YORK, June 8 (P).-

Stock.
Pc Pay Hldrs OF
Company Rate. Rod. able. record
Auburn Automobile % @ July l June 81
Accumulated.
Upressit Meal IF So July June Il
Reduced
Abbott Lab ...... SOC Q July / June Is
Celanest Corp OF Am
T. cum pr pr. S7l2c :. July ! June ls
Duff Duff, Morton Mfg .1oc Q June IS June
:, RAMSEY N j.. s25o July | Ju,e Is
inVest shrs1.75c @ June May 81
Oahu Sugar Ltd SC NJ July IS .......
Omitted.
Company. Rate. Period. Due.
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NEW YORK BANK STOCKS

NEW YORK. June 8 (P,.-Over-the-
counter market:
BANKS
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First Mortgage Loans

Lowest Rates Of Interest and Commission
Thomas J. Fisher & Company. Inc.
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Sales of Stocks on New York Exch

Sales of Stocks New York Exchanse
1880 AA......... 100000 200 Noon .... 100000
1870 PM..... 100000 2:l0 P.M.......... 100000
Dividend annual cash
based
tPartly extra tPus AZ
Payable in stock. Payable
stock Plus 2a in stock Plus 81
Plus 80 m regular
n n stock