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Evening star., 1936-11-26
ARABS READ HITLER
"My Struggle" Becomes Best

"My Struggle" Becomes Best
Seller Among Anti-Semitics.
BERLIN, November 26 (RO.-Arabs,
who Join with Nazi Germany in an
tagonism to Jews, are reading Adolf
Hitler's book, my Struggle"
The Fuehrer's autobiography; with
its anti-Semitic theories, has been
translated into Arabic and already Is
best seller in Palestine, German
newspapers say.
The German edition once was barred
in Palestine during the high point Of
Jewish immigration there, but Arabs
who fought the Jewish influx are re-
ported much interested in the new
translation.
Evening star., 1936-11-26
Figures
What They Mean
BY A. A. PATTON,


NEW YORK, November 26.-The
swollen stream of dividend check,
that has been flowing into the hand,
OF stockholders in recent weeks should
more than double payments made ir
the preceding quarter, investment
circles estimate.
A compilation by the Associated
Press today indicated extra and in.
creased disbursements by more thar
300 Of the Nations best-known com.
panies were considerably greater thar
regular dividends. The former totalet
$3.50, ,000,0 900, against $294, 100000 fol
the latter.
The source Of this huge fall Of ex.
tras. of course, Is located in the high
earning peaks that industry has beer
exploring of late.
The first 375 companies reportins
income for the nine-month period
for example, showed a gain of 57.t
per cent over the like period a veal
ago.
Gain on Broad Front.
The upturn in corporate earning,
has not been confined to any particu.
lar industries, although some that
Jagged earlier in the recovery CYCLE
came through with appreciably
sharper increases than those with thu
bulk of their recovery behind them.
Enterprises making the largest pay.
ments on account of preferred stocl
accumulations fell In this category
Thus the United States Steel Corp
has made declarations of more thar
s32 .000,0 900 on its senior issue in the
past six weeks. Shell Union Oil and
Republic Steel cleared up $4,000, ,00C
and s3,000,000 in back dividends, re-
spectively.
Large extra payments are to be ex-
pected in the final quarter. analysts
say. because as the year drifts toward
the finish line managements can
estimate probable profits with rea-
sonable accuracy.
Oil companies led the parade OF
organizations spilling gold into the
laps of their shareholders. The list
includes: Gulf OIL. Imperial Oil
Standard Oil of Indiana and New Jer-
sey, and Sun OIL. OF the $4,000. .00(
disbursed by this group. $4,000 .00t
fell in either the extra or increased
dividend category.
Many of the biggest payments were
fathered by firms with large surpluses
built up in prior years. The roster
included General Motors, Eastman
Kodak, U. S. Gypsum. Chesapeake &
Ohio. du Pont. J. c. Penney and Ken
necott Copper.
Surplus Not Needed.
Big earners of this type. having
no further reason for building sur
plus to meet possible contingencies
find it advantageous to pay out most
of their income as dividends.
The Federal tax OF undistributed
profits. of course. is one potent rea-
son. This levy provides for a grad
uated impost-from to 27 per cent
on all corporate earnings above s40,-
900 annually that are not paid out to
stockholders.
The larger the dividend, the
smaller the tax. Therefore, when q
company is well fortified with re-
serves, the conservative policy for the
management is to distribute most OF
the net income.
Although the current rate of decla.
rations Is somewhat less than it was
last week. analysts point out, the out
f1ow Of funds should be well main.
tanned during the balance of the year
as the tax law allows companies unit
January l, 1887, to make payments or
the years income.
Evening star., 1936-11-26
STATISTICS BACK
PUBLIC OPTIMISM
Impressive Gains Over 1885
Recorded by Many In.
duStriaI Lines.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

special D1Spatcn 10 lne Quar-.
NEW YORK, November 2e.-That
the prevailing optimism of "the man
on the street" is warranted by actual
business conditions is indicated by the
latest business statistics, according to
Poor's Investment Advisory Service.
Owing to the strong Industrial trend
at this time in 1885, percentage ad-
vances over last years figures are
slightly lower than hitherto in certain
instances.
Gains still are impressive, however,
with steel output up 80 per cent, auto
mobile production, IL per cent; elec-
tric power production, 11.9 per cent:
bank debts. 1912 per cent; commercial
loans, 1923 per cent, and car loadings,
24.1 per cent.
Machinery Orders Hailed.
The sharp jump in orders for ma
chinery and machine tools in October
broke q three month decline and did
much to release the misgivings with
respect to the industrial outlook" :"
Poor's states. For the month Of Octo-
Der the National Machine & Tool
Builders Association index Of new
orders was 1868. against 118.5 in Sep
tember and 1929 for october, 1885.
The index for domestic machine tool
business alone was 1854 for October
OF this year, compared with 829 in
September and 79.5 in October. 1885.
Thus, it is apparent that present busi-
ness reflects increasing demand at
home rather than foreign buying stim-
ulated by rearming
Nov that operating schedules In
most lines are approaching normal,
manufacturers are finding it necessary
to replace obsolete equipment and to
install new machinery for expansion
purposes. The buying movement
further testifies to the belief of busi-
ness men that they will reap adequate
profits in the investment Of new capi-
tai.
Consumer Lines Active.
"Also impressive Is the buying OF
consumer goods. Although opinion in
the retail trade a few weeks ago was
that the month Of November would
witness smaller rate of gain than Oc-
tober, merchants now agree that No.
vember will make an equally good
showing.
Department store sales are rum
ming as high as Is per cent over year
ago, whereas in the opening week Of
November the average increase was
onlv ner rent Rased on current in.
dications that turnover for the entire
month will be about Is per cent over
that OF November. 1885. sales will ap-
proximate the comparative 1880 level"
Evening star., 1936-11-26

Platinum is selling at record high
prices in Japan.
Evening star., 1936-11-26

/ Francis Lederer. European born
kcreen actor; Frances Faye, who sang
Vshot songs" in q New York night club
until the movies discovered her. and
Tom Howard and George Shelton will
contribute to Rudy Vallee's Variety
Hour on WRC at 8.
Mischa E1man, famous concert vio-
linist, and Coe Glade. contralto. will
be the guest stars on the Sears
Then and Now" program on WJSv
ct 10.
Bing Crosby has lined up an all-star
show for his Thanksgiving broadcast
"a wRC at 10. The guest stars In
Evening star., 1936-11-26
clude Rochelle Hudson and Ricardo poll

clude Rochelle Hudson and Ricardo
Cortez Of the films and Lottie Leh-
mann, Metropolitan Opera soprano.
Richard Burgin will direct the Bos-
ton Symphony Orchestra's concert on
WMAL at 8:15. The program in
cludes Kalinnikov's Symphony No.
in G Minor" and Bach's '+Toccato
in G Major"
Lanny Ross will sing his latest song
composition, Swimming Against the
Tide" during the Show Boat pro-
gram on WRC at .. There also win
be tunes from Madame Butterfly" !"
featuring Ross, Helen Jepson. Metro
Evening star., 1936-11-26

politan Opera soprano. and the Mod
ern Choir.
what Does the Public Want IN
Music?" will be discussed during the
Town Meeting" on WMAL at $3.50.
Taking part in the discussion will be
Fred Waring, Nine Olga Samaron-
Stokowski, DR.. Frank J. Black, Albert
Stoessel and William Lyon Phelps.
Another episode Of Edge and Be-
yond" will be presented by the North
ern Dramatic Company ON VOL at
e:45. The cast includes Yvonne Kush-
ner. Ruth Perrott, Arthur Rhodes.
Robert Dorsey and Norman Rose.
Evening star., 1936-11-26

Republic Steel Corp.-Company an
nounced Improvements for its Youngs-
town-Warren district plant to cost
several hundred thousand dollars.
Evening star., 1936-07-16
POLITICIANS HELD
FOES OF LIBERTY
:
Roosevelt Record Hit by
Social Justice Union
Speaker.
~ the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, July 16.-H. Ralph
Burton told officers and delegates OF
the National Union for Social Justice
last night that professional politicians
are the enemies of liberty, civilized
order and decency."
Burton, who is the organizations
State director of Delaware, Maryland
and Virginia, accused the Roosevelt
administration of failure to carry out
the 1892 Democratic platform and OF
usurping the right of Congress to orlgi-
nate legislation.
"One never hears from Washington, v
he said, that any ones liberties are
in the slightest degree to be curtailed
but on the other hand that he Is to
have his rights extended. But when
ever the Government does something
for an individual which he ought to
do for himself it makes him a depend
ent and starts him along the roac
to economic slavery.
Politicians can be counted upon tc
dominate not only the man who re-
ceived the dole, but the man who pays
it, as we'll as they, the professional
politicians, are the enemies Of liberty
civilized order and decency.
Discussing the election of Presiden
Roosevelt four years ago, Burton sale
that lin the light of what has oc'
CURED, acts which have become house
hold words OF resentment, We art
driven to the position that despite oul
previous experience We made greater
mistake than in any election eve
held"
He asserted that President Roose.
eelt, In his speech accepting renomina.
ton at Philadelphia last month
substituted glorifled rhetoric for th'
promised explanation Of his failure Il
keep his contract with the people o
the United States, as set forth in thu
Democratic platform of 1882"
Evening star., 1936-07-16
Walter v. Elliott, Virginia, IS.
Philip T. Harpine, Virginia, IS.

Walter v. Elliott. Virginia, S..
Philip T. Harpine, Virginia, S..
Charles o. Earhart, 800 Delafield
street, SIS.
James v. Gorham, Virginia, IS.
James A. Mcdonald, 22O9 Randolph
place northeast, IS.
Thomas E. Davis, 1886 Fourth street
southwest, S..
Reginald F. Davis, 2Os Rhode
Island avenue. IS.
John c. Donohoe, 6512 Eighth
street. $40.
Kinsey Jones. Michigan, $40.
Louis B. Sims, 1924 Connecticut
avenue, $40.
John G. Prichard, 222 street south
east, $40.
Socrates J. Thomas, 1888 Columbia
road. S..
Joseph H. Rather, 2219 Douglas
street northeast, $40.
William E. Honeycutt. Maryland, $5.
Fred j. Scanlon. Maryland, SIS.
Frank j. Mann. BIS Thirteenth
street northeast, SIS.
Warren M beavers, 1910 First
street southeast, $40.
Eustace S. Bundy, 12l Thomas
street, SIS.
Evening star., 1936-07-16
~ TRAFFIC 7D<
t3coNWcn0Ns 4Al

Frederick Bruden, 1885 Fairmont
street, $40.
Marvin P. Robinson. Virginia, IS.
william A. Richardson. 500 Mon
tana avenue northeast, $40.
George W. G. Florance, Virginia, IS
Nathaniel L. G. johnson, $50 Rhode
Island avenue, $40.
Nicholas N. Reams, 1856 Twelfth
street southeast, IS.
George A. Novossiltzeff, 222 Fourth
street southeast, IS.
Benjamin Iofsky, 542l Seventh
street, $5.
John Stinnett, Virginia. SO.
Oscar D. Gatewood, Maryland. $40
Clarence w. Brenner, 1900 G street
northeast, $40.
Max Hoffman, 234 Fifteenth
street, $40.
Floyd r. Clark, 1882 Columbia
road. SIS.
Samuel G. Lancaster, 4645 Dean
avenue northeast, $40.
Richard s. Slater, 1924 Minnesota
avenue northeast, $40.
Robert M. Schell, 221 D street, $40
Eugene Bailey, Virginia, IS.
Evening star., 1936-07-16
RECKLESS DRIVING.

RECKLESS DRIVING.
Harry Cockrell, $50 H street, $50
or 80 days.
SECOND-OFFENSE SPEEDING.
Franklin johnson, .1035 Twentieth
street. $40.
John cowne, s2s q street northeast,
$40.
Ernest E. Craven, 2151 Newport
place, $40.
FIRST-OFFENSE SPEEDING.
Floyd Giles, 1909 Ninth street, $40.
William F. Atchison, 602 A street
southeast, S5.
George NJ. Evans, Maryland, $40.
Charles F. Johnson, 6406 Thirty
first street, $40,
James Russell, sl4 Westminster
street, SIS.
Edward L. Kneessi, jr., 3018 Porter
street, $40.
Roy r. Lockard, Virginia, $40.
James G. Bowen, Maryland, S..
Paul c. Rand, 331 E street north
east, $40.
Charles P. Posner, 45ls Ninth
street, $40.
Evening star., 1936-07-16
Marines Meeting Friday.

The National Capital detachment Of
the Marine Corps League, a social and
fraternal organization Of Marines and
ex-Marines, will hold its next meeting
tomorrow to discuss plans for Summer
social activities. The group invites all
Marines, whether actively serving in
the corps or honorably discharged, to
attend this meeting at 458 Indiana
avenue at 8 pm.
Evening star., 1936-07-16

William e. Orton, 4035 Grant street
northeast, $40.
Henry G.. Norris, 1925 w street
southeast, $40.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-17
President Roosevelt ma
praZdninv-

V Hyde Park, N. Y, presi-
dent Roosevelt zapocal sve tri-
tydnl prazdniny. President z1-
stal We SVEN rodinnem domove
az do pondel1, kdy odejel VIA
KEN do Maine, ma Ia dni ma
morskou plavbu v plachetni
jachte Savanna. S MIN jedou
tfi z jeho ctyr SYM, rybarsky
kapitan z Maine, a jeden LODI
mix.
Kdyz president spal v noel,
nejaky dlouhoprstak Sc vkradl
do Nelsonova domu v POUCH
keepsie, kde Sc vydrzuje pro
zatfmni vykonna 1radovna, a
okradl til cleny presidentovy
vypravy. Zlodej vnikl do po-
kojd Henry Kanneeho, pomoc-
n1ka presidentova tajemnika
McIntyrea, jemuz ukradl $1OO,
jednoho reportera, jemuz u
kradl $500, a fotografa, jenz
pTisel o $3.50. Nezdara byl a.
81 v dobrem rozpolozeni mysli,
protoze kazdemu nechal 81 al
So, ably NELL "na snidani".
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-17

= Novym poStmistrem v Ra-
VIENNA, Nebraska, ustanoven
byl krajan, Lester ". Kozel. Je
rodakem z Ravenny. V m6ste
tom I'll pc cely sv1j zivot.
: FrantiSek Knezfcek, 70
lety krejcf, skoncil sebevraz-
dou pro trapnou chorobu v Chi
cagu.
~ New Yorku Barbora
Matulkova, a~sistujfcf professor
ka span6lskeho jazyka ma New
York University We veku pou-
hych 33 rok1 vypadla nebo Wy
skoclla z okna 6. patra pozoro-
vaclho oddelen1 pfi nemocnici
Medical Center Hardness pa
vilonu, kan byla dopravena,
kdyz utrpela zhroucenfm ner-
WI. Matulkova sc narodila 20.
listopadu 1903 We Vlachove
Brez1 V Cechach. Studovala ma
zenske koleji Barnard College
a ma universit6 Columbia, kde
roku 1881 obdrzela titul dok-
torky filosofie.
Jej1 bratr Jan Matulka je
znamym Instrumentation ma
llrem a jeho manzelka Ludmi-
la Matulkova je knihovni csl.
oddelen1 We Websterove odboc-
ce vefejne knihovny new-yor-
ske.
Tragicky skoncivsf zena by
la neobycejne CHINA We SVEN o.
boru. Jest autorkou nekolika
brilantn6 psanych knih O Spa
nelsk6 literature a take angelic
tiny. Byla tez redaktorkou
m~6s1cn1ku "The Spanish Re-
view" a pfisp1vala do magazi-
nj Romano Review, Hispania
a Hispania Review. Byla jed
nou z dvou Americanek csl.
pGvodu, jejichz jmeno sc do
stale do sborn1ku american
Women, jenz pTinasf zivoto-
plSy zen ZaSlOuZ1VS1cn Sc o a.
mericky kulturn1 zivot.
= Pozarem nezjisteneho pit
vodu byl znicen jednoposcho-
dovy domov krajana Louise
Macha ST. Paul, Nebraska.
Hasici volani byli nejprve k
pozaru v Machov6 domove v
1880 bod. vecer. Uhasili ohen
ma strese. Asi O pGlnoci VIOLA
nj byli k pozaru znovu, ale ten
tokrate ohen byl jiz mimo kon-
trolu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-17
KonsuI Ceskoslovenska zatcen
Bridgeport.

E. ]. Hajny, Ceskoslovensky
konsul V telegram zaslanem
V pondel1 governeru statu Con
necticut, Wilbur l.. Cross, pro
%testoval prot sv6mu zatceni
pro prestoupen1 automobile
vych pfedpisG.
V protestu zaloval govern6ru
"Silne protestuji prot zat-
cent svemu a pax propusteni
ma zaruku v Bridgeport IL. Ger
vence o 7. iodine vecer pro u
dane projet1 vystraznymi svet-
ly, kdyz jsem Sc vracel do New
Yorku pc z1castnenf Sc Sloven.
skeho dine Bridgeport, kde
mel jsem tn cest recniti pc VAST
excellence"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-17
Lemke neni jeho "'hrdinou."

DR.. Francis E. Townsend pri-
let6l z Chicago do Clevelandu
ma slet jeho strany tam konany
We stFedu.
V Chicago, jak udal, sesel Sc
V pondeli S kandidatem tfet1
strany, Williamem Lemke a
nebyl jim nadsen. "Pry Sc mu-
81 cekat a vid6t." Pravil, re
nev6Tf re kandidat tret1 strany
mohl by byti zvolen. Dale SOU
dill, re tax dalece hotov jest
Isl hrati" S tim anebo on6mi
zahrnuje V to Father Coughlin,
ale re veTf, re tito kazf sve Wy
hlidky prilis mnohymi body
platforem.
ga sam mann diva body sve
platformy a to je dost. Cough
lin, die posledn1ho poc1tan1,m ma
jich sestnact.
Hlavni zajem Townsend1v
je We volbach do kongresu a ne
V presidentsk6 volbe. Rekl, re
nebude hlasovati pro Roosevelt
ia a nebude-li pro tTet1 stranu
ustanoven jiny kandidat, re
nebude hlasovati ami pro Ian
dona. GA bude-li Landon zvo-
len, budu hlasovati prot n6mu
roku 1910"
Townsend je pro pensi 5000
kazdy mes1c osobam pres go
rOkG starym.
Rev. Coughlin, jenz pTedna-
sci V Clevelandu, odejel aniz
by Sc byl setkati cht6l s Town
sendem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-17
z lidske mizerie.

Margaret L. Bell, 23leta, il
max zvana Jean Costello, O nfz
policie prav1, re byla svedkyni
proti bande neTestnik1 pod
vladou cara" Charles "Dago"
Luciano New Yorku, byla ma
|lezena bezvedom1 We SVEN
byte We Washingtonu pTeplne-
mem sv1tiplynem. Zene byla
vyrezana ma tele p1smena &C.
L." a cislice "3-12". Byla il
vyTezana ma bfise.
LekaT nemocnici Tekl, re O.
men cejch mlade prostitutce
byl vyryt ma tele hTeb1kem.
Byla nalezena, kdyz telefo-
nistka oznamila policii, re sly
sela kirk pc telefonu z bytu,
kde divka bydlila.
Nalezli zenu oblecenou v po-
trhany Sat, maj1cf svazane no
by, a lezfc1 ma podlaze. Vsecky
ctyri kohoutky plynovych
kamen byly otevreny.
Policie vyslovila MAJOR, re O.
ma pfsmena &c. L." stojf "a
jmeno Charles Luciano, a re
mlada zena, ktere raketyTi pTi-
sahali mstu, re prot MIN sved-
ella, stopovali il do Washingto.
nu z nocnfho klubu v nedaleke
Virginii, kde stravila vecer na
ltanecnl zabave.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-17
Matka vzkTisila svym dechem
dItS

V Linton, Ind, devcatko 6
mesfcG stare bylo pfivedeno k
zivotu svoj1 matkou, kdyz Sc
zdanlive zadusilo v obalu GU
move pTikryvky.
Lehmanova dcerusku kT1sila
pdl hodiny, nez il privedla k
sobe. Kdyz uncle dychan1 po-
hybovan1m ddG n%epomohlo,
zoufala matka vehnala vzduch
do pile d1tete foukanfm dechu
do nj 1sty. Kratce ma to d1te
pocalo samo opet dychati.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-17
Zabit ~lokomotivou.

Bl1ze Aurory, Nebraska, byl
zabit starec a ctyri zeny unikiy
o vlasek smrti pri jine nehode.
Zabitym jest 87lety George
Cline z Aurory, ktery lezel me-
ri kolejemi, jsa pravdepodob-
ne st1zen 1zehem. Strojv1dce
jej vid6l teprve- tehdy, kdyz jiz
ma zastaven1 vlaku bylo pozde.
Vychodne cd Aurory zastavilo
Sc auto ma trait drahy Burling-
ton a ctyTi zeny vyskocily v
cas-, nez Wax do auta vrazil.
Auto bylo pine rozbito.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-17
Sebevrazda nezamestnaneho.

V Clevelandu skocil 45lety
Michael Asadorian V sebevra-
zednem 1myslu S nejvets1ho
balkonu Euclid arkady.
Sebevrah zanechal pred O.
sudnym skokem ma m1ste l1stek
Sc zpravou, re 81 beTe dobrovol
ne zivot, protoze byl jiz sest
let bez prace. Naposledy byl
zamestnan jake vypomocny CT
Snfk V New China restauraci
ma Euclid ave., ale Poole zpra-
Wy sveho bytneho asi pred sesti
mes1ci pTiSel o svGj job.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-17
Dobre zviratko.

James Thompson, Jr., z In
man, Nebraska, ma PISA Rags
ktery byl jeho obl1benym wi
retem, ale nynf ma neho media
dopustiti. Jeho pr1tel, James
Coventry, minuleho tydne ztra-
til tobolku, We ktere krone j.
nych vecf mel take SIT. Pc
marnem hledan1, pri kterem
mu pomahali take jeho pirate
lie, Sc vidal nadeje, re by Sc
kdy S pencil setkal. Jake vsak
bylo pTekvapen1, kdyz Rags
prinesl hledanou tobolku Sc
vsemi pencil We sve tame.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-17
37,275,264 automobile.

Celkova registrace automo,
bil1 ma svete pro posledn1 rok:
pravil J. Mack Young, predse-
da automobilniho klub v New
Yorku, byla 37,275,264 kar
zvyseni O 1000, 900, a nejvysst
v dejinach sveta S vyjimkou let
1929 a 1880. Obyvatele Spo.
jenych StatG vlastni vice ne5
dive tretiny vsech automobile
nebo motorovych vozidel ns
svete.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-17
Slavna sachistka zemrela.

V independence, Mo-, Eve
line Allen Burgess z Lamont,
Iowa, zemTela v sanatoriu We
veku 70 rokG. Byla lecena re
zranenf, ktere 81 utrzila pred
tydnem pTi padu We SVEN oby-
dli. Cd roku 1906 do 1920 by
la drzitelkou narodniho sa-
chistickeho championatu pro
zeny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-17
"Hindenburg" ma pate ceste.

Nemecka Tiditelna vzducho-
LODI "Hindenburg" priplula v
pondeli do L%akehurst, N. j., s
SO cestuj1c1mi. Patty tento let
z Nemecka do Spojenych StatG
vykonala behem 60 hodin a 81
minut. Vzducholodi projeti by
10 pres more mlhou. Ma zpa-
tecnf cestu vydala Sc V 1tery.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-17
Bankovni obchod rosie.

Vyrovnavacf 81 klearingove
rlzen1 bank 20 vudc1ch mes
tech Spoj. StatG v petidenn1m
tydnu, skoncivs1m 8. cervence,
obnaselo $685. 98, 900, jak
Dun & Bradstreet v
New Yorku. Je to O 40.5% vi
&c prot temuz tydni roku 1885
kdy obrat techto bank obnasel
pouze $4,326,86 900.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-17
Pc SO letech.

V Newark, N. j., banka, je-
j1z majetek pc SO rokG sprawl
val receiver, dnes je takovem
stavu, re NIUE vyplatiti nejen
dividendy, ale vGbec vsechny
vklady svym veTitelGm.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-17
Pro mirovou konferenci.

William Dodd, syn velvyslance
|Spoj. StatG V Berl1ne, pc desc
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