davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-06-25

ak - ha a kOrmanyt atvehe-
tik - hogy xix vannak mun-
ka nelkul es Xix szorulnak es-
mi modon es milyen aranyban
segelyre, hogy a kell6 adatok
birtokaban intezked edhessenek
a fontos kerdesr6l.
Alig negy nappal kes6bb
szenator Wheeler inditvanyt |
nyujtott be a szenatusban,
hogy azonnal kuldjenek XII +,
egy bizottsagot ennek vizsga-
latnak a megejtesere es ezek-
mex az adatoknak a beszerze-
sere. y
Szenator McNary, a republi-
kanusok szenatusi vezere ell
lenezte a javaslatot, amt ICY
lie is szavazott a felso haz.
Hat ugy latszik, hogy a re-
publikanusok mem veszik ko-
molyan mar most sem a plat
formot. Mert ha komoly ez a
szandekuk, akkor 0rulniiik kel
lett volna, hogy mem is kell
annak megvalositasaval ad-
dig varni, mig az uralmat at
veszik, azonnal megkezdhetik
a munkat a republicans
platform alapjan.
Ez az erdekes tiinet azon-
ban mem all magaban.
A republicans part plat
formja, de kiil0n0sen az ell
nokjel0lt tavirata leszogezi,
hogy a sz0vetsegi alkalmazot-
tax kozt bevezetik a merit
system"-et a legszelesebb vo-
nalon, vagyis csak az erdem-
re es mem a politikara lesznek
tekintettel a sz0vetsegi dzsa-
boknal.
Az egesz orszag, republika-
nusok eppen ugy, mint de-
mokratak, orultek ennek a
szandeknak.
Harom nappal a konvencio
utan a kongresszusban Ram
speck congressman, aki elmo
ke a "civil service committee
max egy javaslatot kivant tar
gyaltatni, amely kiterjesztette
volna a civil service allasokat
, a szovetsegben. CA "civil serv-
ice" AIT jelenti, hogy akik ezt
a vizsgat leteszik es abban a
klasszisban vannak, mem bo-
csajthatok ell politikai valtoza-
sok idejen.)
EFT a nagyon iidvSs probal-
kozast republikanusok azon-
nal leszavaztak, egy nehany
reakcios demokrata kongressz-
men segitsegevel.
Vagyis a platformjukban
valamit igertek, aminek a
reszleges megvalositasara szin
ten mem kellett volna soka
varniuk, S aminek megvalo-
sitasaban segithettek volna a
tisztesseges szandeku demok-
rata honatyaknak.
Mem tettek.
Sot elgancsoltak azokat,
akik t0rekedtek a republika-
nus program megvalositasara
Qegalabb reszleges megvalo-
sitasara) miel6tt meg egy fel-
ev elmulna.
EFT meg lehet erteni, de
mem lehet dicserni.
\ Ha ma egy csomo, mondjuk
!, szazezer sz0vetsegi alkalma-
( zottat belle helyeznenek a civil
. service klasszisba, azokat mem
; lehetne aztan egy republika-
|. nus gy6zelem eseten a dzsa-
$ bokbol kirugni, hogy jo repub-
: likanusokat tegyenek a he
!. lyikbe.
> Most tehat mem siirgos a ci-
n vii service kiterjesztese, es
megvarjak, amig maid atve-
), SILK a kormanyzast, hogy egy
negyedmillio embert menesz-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-06-25

jem. Jobb, ha hallgatok felole,
mielott harag lehetne belole.
Meg volt mar az egri sor-
gyar ket ev ota, vettek annak
s0ret het hatarban, inert a
cseh serfozo mester ertette
mesterseget, csak eppen Eyer
ben mem volt keletje, inert hat
hiaba, a tiizes egri borokkal
szemben mem volt ellenallas.
Ha a torok mem tiltotta volna
a borivast, Italian maya Dobos
Istvan is ait mondja egri en-
Der letere:: ...
- Oda Sc neki; 0rd0g we're
kedjek, mikor nyugton is I'LL
het. Mindegy nekiink, hogy az
osztrak csaszarnak vagy a to-
rok szultannak fizetiink adot,
hanem a mi szol6inket mem
engedjuk pusztulora.
Macy tortenelmi esemenyek-
mex gyakran volt ilyen apr6
hatteruk. Mivel azonban a
! t0rtenelem dolgai messze es-
mex a mi mostani mesenktol,
iobb, 'ha amellett maradunk,
hogy mikor negy krajcarra
dragult az egri words 'literje,
akkor az a csapas zudult arva
Magyarorszagra, hogy tetejebe
egy svabot ultettek a penz-
ugyminiszteri szekbe. Egy sva-
bot, akit Wekerle Sandornak
! hivtak. Ez a svab mutatta
meg legalaposabban minden
magyarnak, hogy milyen alap-
talanul vadoltak a jambor
felvideki drotostotokat a k0z
, mondassal:
- Fogadd be a totot, kiver
a hazadbol.
A svab Wekerle volt az, akit
hogy egyszer beiiltettek a mi
niszteri piros barsony szekbe,
holta napjaig Sc verhettek XII
t0bbe bel6le.
Ez a svab az, aki meg a ko-
b6l is tudott olajat, helyeseb-
ben adot preselni. Mikor mi
niszter lett, eppen akkor uzen-
EEK Becsb6l a magyar kor-
nanynak:
- Penz kellene vi agyura.
A magyar kormany, amely
mar maya is sokalta az u
agyukrol sz5l6 egyhalgu be,
csi n6tat, mar eppen keszer
ALT volna ARA, hogy All
mondja: mines, mikor a Macy
svab varetlanul felnyitotts
szajat es AIT suttogta:
= Lesz.
Es lett is. Lett pedig ak
kent, hogy Wekerle behozta {
bor-adot. AIT az atkozott ia
lalmanyt, hogy amikor a bol
lekeril a hegyi pinceb6l a va
rosba vagy a faluba, addig &
hordot ne lehessen csapra ut.
nj, mig a benne foglalt nemes
ital minden cseppje utan het
krajcar ado mem fizet6dott 8
magas kincstar feneketler
zsakjaba.
De bizony olyan er6szak
volt ez, amt nemcsak a ma.
gyarok, hanem a derek ma.
gyar sz0lot6kek is megsokal'
tax. Mintha 0sszeeskiidtek
volna, ait mondtak a szol6
t6kek orszagszerte::
- Ha a magyarok megnyu'
gosznak belle, hogy agyut0lte'
leket termeljenek az osztra.
kok reszere, mi mem terme.
link bort ARA, hogy abb6l
Bees agyukat vasaroljon.
| Nagyot nevetett ere az
egyiigyi beszedre Bees.
Evening star., 1936-05-19

the Asiatic feet and chief Of the Bu-
reau Of Navigation before he retired
in 1907. The mural will be unveiled
by his grandson. Midshipman Thomas
C. Hart Fourth class, son of Rear
Admiral Thomas G. Hart, superintend-
ent Of the academy. before Rear
Admiral David Foote Sellers, present
superintendent, took charge Of the
institution.
The Constellation, Baltimore-built,
36-gun frigate, commanded by Capt.
Truxton, defeated the L'Insurgente in
q battle OF the Leeward Islands, Feb
ruary 9, 1899, during the naval war
with France.
The unveiling ceremony to be at
tended by members of the graduating
class at the Academy, will be in the
nature Of q prelude to the annual June
week exercises which began May 80.
Members Of the graduating class
will complete their examinations FRI
day and the scholastic year at the
Academy will end May 28. Beginning
Monday, the midshipmen companies
will begin competition for the honor
of selecting the color girl" around
whom the June week activities revolve.
The captain Of the company winning
the inter -regimental competition Is
granted permission to name the color
girl" The national and Academy
flags are presented to the company for
the next academic year. The final
competition consists Of infantry drill.
The midshipmen are busy arranging
for the spectacular water carnival the
night Of May 80. which will include q
re-enactment Of the burning of the
Philadelphia in the harbor Of Tripioli:
a visit from King Neptune, fireworks
and a dance aboard the battleship
Wyoming, now anchored OF the
Academy. All the actors in the car
nival and pageant will be midship-
men. Committees of midshipmen are
attending to details Of the celebration.
Evening star., 1936-05-19
NAVAL ACADEMY
I. TO RECEIVE MURAL
Artist Will Install Painting
of L'Insurgente Battle
Next Friday.
Nv the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ANNAPOLIS, Md, May 19.-Charles
r. Patterson, Marine artist, will ar
rive at the Naval Academy Friday to
install in Memorial Hall his mural
of the battle between the American
frigate Constellation and the French
frigate L'Insurgente.
Patterson, who painted a mural Of
the engagement between the Ameri-
can frigate Constitution and the
British frigate Java several years ago,
is finishing his latest work in his New
York studio He will install 1t In q
lunette of Memorial Hall, facing the
mural of the Constitution and Java.
Mrs. Willard H. Brownson, widow
of the late Rear Admiral Brownson,
U. S. N, will officially present the
mural to the academy at q ceremony
May 26. Capt Dudley Knox, U. s. N,
retired, will make the presentation ad-
dress on behalf Of Mrs. Brownson.
Admiral w. H. Standley, chief Of
naval operations and the Acting Secre-
tary of the Navy. will accept the
mural
Grandson to UnveiI Mural.
Admiral Brownson was superintend-
ent Of the academy from 1902 to 1906.
He served as commander In chief Of
Evening star., 1936-05-19
SENATE CONFIRMS
LILIENTHAL QUICKLY
Nine-Year Term as T. v. A. Di-
rector Approved-Dr. Morgan
Confers With President.

BY the Associated Press.
Acting almost Immediately after
the nomination was submitted by
President Roosevelt, the Senate yes
terday confirmed the appointment Of
David z. Lilienthal as director Of
the Tennessee Valley Authority fol-
q nine-year term.
Shortly after the nomination went
to the Senate, DIR. Arthur 4. Morgan,
T. v. A. chairman, conferred with the
President. He declined to discuss
with newspaper men reports that he
and Lilienthal had differed sharply,
and said he had taken up general 7.
v. A. business with Mr.. Roosevelt.
Ordinarily, the Senate delays con-
flrmation Of nominations until they
have been considered in committee.
but at the request Of Senator Norris.
Republican, Of Nebraska confirmed
Lilienthal's appointment shortly after
it reached the Capitol.
Norris explained that LilienthaPs
term expired today. The nomination
was confirmed without objection.
Evening star., 1936-05-19
CHASE VICTIM INQUEST
is SCHEDULED TODAY
Death of Colored Youth in Futile
Escape Effort to Be In.
vestigated.
Copyright, A. p. Wirephoto

An inquest was scheduled today In
the case of David Clark, 19, colored,
Daytona. Fla. who was fatally
wounded early Sunday when he tried
to escape afoot after endangering the
lives of two motor cycle officers in a
4-mile chase in stolen car.
The youth died in Casualty Hospital
yesterday from bullet wound in the
abdomen. He was shot by Policeman
Harry L. Thompson as he fed across a
vacant lot.
Both Thompson and Officer E. j.
Couture were knocked from their
motor cycles as they pursued Clark at
high speed through the northeast sec
tion. Couture was injured as the
fugitive car swerved into him.
Evening star., 1936-05-19
was being apportioned out, what did
Caleb ask for?

was being apportioned out, what did
Caleb ask for?
He asked for the mountain country
where the giants were.
That is the victorious spirit in
which our forefathers saw America
as another promised land, and that
is the spirit that will make it 50
and keep it So"
Gov. Landon said that after every
depression the American people have
created higher levels of opportunity
and progress = = America Is still our
promised land If we have the quail
ties of heart and head to make it so.
such Is the hope that is giving
millions of city people. now out of
work or on makeshift jobs, and mil
lions of men and women on our farms,
the courage and strength to hold on
through the lean and bitter years"
The governor prefaced his address
with an explanation of why he came
to this Kansas village of less than
1000 population to deliver the COM
mencement address because the son
of a lifelong friend of mine is gradu-
ating from high school" -.
He referred to Ward CroweH, son
of George CPat Crowell, captain Of
the undefeated Kansas foot ball eleven
of 1908, a cIassmate of Landon and
now athletic director Of the Attica
High School
Landon urged the students to de-
velop IAN even greater sense of re-
sponsibility than your forebears.'
adding perhaps the greatest response
bility you will have to face is that
of citizenship. And the youth move
ment in politics today is like breath
of fresh air in a stuffy, smelly room.
We must reform our ranks and 90
forward.
do not forget that under a popu-
lar government you have choice
whether you will be among the gov
erning or the governed"
Evening star., 1936-05-19
ADVERTISEMENT. A
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Evening star., 1936-11-13
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. November II H.Poultry.
live: one car. 43 trucks; steady at decline J:
hens. 4la pounds up. 16h: less than v
pounds, IS: Leghorn hens. IL; Springs I
oep ePST.S Ps%Suth a. FSsh sss than a Mn
Fismouth Flynn ua RocR. sO i4h: WI White ROCK. Il
cofored. 12h: Plymouth and White Rock
broilers. II; colored, 16: bareback chick
ems. II: Leghorn chickens. Va; ROSTERS.
l3;, Leehorn Toosters,s l2; hen turkeys,
ssra:y, ss: s0Hss Ys; HS1ss !S%'' aasSs pounds ":
small colored. I3h: geese, I2h..
Dressed turkeys steady: young hens. 23:
GID. 2a: young toms tom more than an 1S poSnds Nm
' Butter. & 7.see: weaker: creamery specials
COS score), 32AaA: extras (92l. 3dA;
SOD, 3oa3s901s; standarsss te0 Centralized cent &
ass Cars y. and ioss fssh
cars and local. SO: current receipts. 34:
refrigerator standards. 2sA; refrigerator
Isss ;....O Os on track 4a sas .
stock STOCK weak: S Northern stock dun; supplies
per hundredweight: Idaho Russet Bur-
bangs, U. 8. No. 1, few sales, 2.30s2 30;
o.. 8: No. 2. 1;66a1- 80; Washinston Rus
Red Re- faseanns Mccnls:. q & J. No Ne. 9S
Maine Green Mountains. y. 8. No. i.
2.2O: Wisconsin Round Whites, U. 8. No.
/. I.6Oa1 80; Michigan Russet Rurals, y.
3. No. /, 1.70a1.75; Michisan Bliss Tri.
umphs. y. g. No. and partly graded,
classified, .1.50; South Dakota Early ohios,
Futures: idaho Russets, January. a.s5;
idaho Russets, March, 3.26.
Evening star., 1936-11-13
BUILDING HOLDS
AT HIGH LEVELS
Ratio of Gain Over 1885
Reduced Despite Some
Seasonal Increase.
Special Dispatch TO The Star.

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
NEW YORK. November l3.-Al-
though the ratio Of gain over 1885 was
narrowed, due to the expansion in
building operations in October last
year, permit values last month were
maintained at relatively high level.
A small seasonal gain was noted as
compared with September. the actual
increase Of ~ per cent contrasting
with a usually expected rise Of about
rs per cent, while the increase regis
tered over October. 1885, amounted to
35.4 per cent.
According to the latest summary,
compiled by Dun 81 Bradstreet, Inc,
the volume of building permits during
October at 215 cities amounted to
500, ,686, $50, compared with 1886, 100
in September, and s66, ,965, ,705 for Oc-
tober q year ago.
New York City fell behind the rest
Of the country last month. the total
reaching only $l6.2s2 ,663, against
sl7,33l,44l during September and
$2l, ,474,945 in October, 1895. This
represented decreases Of 81 and 24.2
per cent. respectively.
Outside Of New York (2l4 cities)
building permits reached the sum of
$74, ,4o3. 1893, the highest, with the ex-
ception Of last July, since 1881. Com
parison with the September figure Of
81, 1854, TAG showed an increase of 4.3
per cent, while contrast with the Octo-
Der, 1885, total Of $45. 400, ,760 revealed
q rise Of 636 per cent.
The group totals Of building permit
values for the 2l5 cities for October,
this year and last, together with per-
centage changes, are shown in the fol-
lowing table:
Evening star., 1936-11-13
BUSINESS PUSHES
FORWARD IN WEEK
Most Key Centers Show Re-
tail Surge Due to Colder
Weather.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, November 13.--Nearly
all branches of trade moved forward in
q definite manner this week, Dun g.
Bradstreet reported today.
THE drop in temperatures made
more expansive the spending mood Of
consumers" the agency's review Of
business said, giving q surge to retail
distribution In the majority Of key
centers.
Buying in wholesale markets be-
came more aggressive, as store stocks
dwindled and further shortages ap-
peared In items needed for the Christ
mas shopping season.
Most Of the rise In industrial
schedules was contributed by the divi-
sions attempting to expedite overdue
shipments"
Evening star., 1936-11-13
TEXTILE FIRM ORDERS
DIVIDEND. SALES SOAR
ny the Associated Press,

BY The ASsOclated Press.
WEST POINT, Ga, November Ia
The West Point Manufacturing Co.,
textile concern, declared a Sc dividend
on it's Y 900 shares of stock today, re-
ported increased sales for the fourth
consecutive year and the largest pro-
duction in 1896 in the history of the
company.
Stockholders at their annual meeting
were told by Carleton R. Richmond,
treasurer. that channels of consump-
ton have continued to increase and
broaden while untitled orders on books
Of the company have reached high
level never before attained"
Evening star., 1936-11-13
Utility Profits Gain,

CHICAGO, November I3 (R.-Two
Middle West corporation underlying
companies today reported substantial
thfrd-quarter and nine months net
income gains.
American Public Service Co. and
subsidiaries reported third-quarter
consolidated net income balance before
cumulative unpaid dividends on the
preferred stock Of $2o9, ,469. against
1852 the corresponding 1885 period.
Nine months balance was $255,162,
against a deficit of $500.
North West Utilities.
North West Utilities Co. and COM
panies in which it holds a majority Of
common stock reported three months
balance, before cumulative unpaid div
idends on North Vests prior lien and
preferred issues, of Sis, 1922, against
s34. .786 the corresponding 1885 period.
Nine months balance was $223,343,
against deficit Of s334,85o.
Evening star., 1936-11-13
10 LaM-Yield Bonds.
BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, November 13-Selling
carried major weight in the bond mar
ket today, and in late trading declines
were generally in most divisions.
U. S. Governments fell back moder-
ately following several days of con-
sistent advance. Losses ranged from
l-32d to 5-32ds of a point. excepting
two or three Treasures and Home
Owners Loan Corp. 24s and 234S,
which had slight gains.
There were many losses of point
or more in the corporate sector, affect
ing among others Allis Chalmers As,
called for redemption today, Chesa-
peage Corp. SIS. International Hydro
Electric Is, Studebaker IS, and Frisco
AIS.
Cuban and South American groups
reflected buying interest, while obli-
cations Of Poland, Japan, Italy and
France were for sale at lower levels.
Evening star., 1936-11-13
Huge Cain Shown
In Rustless Iron
& Steel Shipments
Ry the Associs.ed Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, November l3-Rust.
less Iron 8, Steel Corp. reported for
three months ended October 81 total
shipments of $742,738. compared with
s426.516 in the like 1885 period, a gain
Of "a per cent.
The company also announced that
since October 81 it has received the
largest single order in It's history,
amounting to $50 tons Of stainless
steel
The concerns headquarters are at
Baltimore. B
Evening star., 1936-11-13

Carriers Report
October Revenues
Up l5.5 Per Cent
- the Associated Press.

- the ASsociated PreBs.
The Association Of American Rail-
roads estimated from preliminary re-
ports that October's operating rev.
enues were ISIS per cent higher than
last year.
The association gave revenues from
% class l carriers, representing 79.3
per cent Of total, as $3l2,072, ,915
compared with s27o,3oo,l4A in the
same month last year.
Freight revenues amounted 20 $685.
979,067 compared with 25.520. .16s,
while passenger revenues totaled $685.
635.65l as against $22. .7as,s2s last
year.
Evening star., 1936-11-13
q. s. TREASURY POSITION.
Ey the Associated Press.

The position Of the Treasury on No
vember IL: Receipts. $40. .947 .343 40; ex-
penditures, S22.991 ,957.97: balance. ST.
5S2,516. 6S1 .O5; customs receipts for the
month. S12. .656. .472 .93.
:, Receipts for the fiscal year tsince July
b47. .s54 DSHte ofo.s3 dncludfnP encI sf.6i6.4Sa.-
1SS 81 of emergency expenditures; excess
of expe ditures. 1910. $50. 749.49; &roSS
debt. S33 799. .31S. .567 81. a decrease OF
SSs7 1928 under the previous day. Gold
assets. S11,105. 5.653.605.61.
Evening star., 1936-11-13
PROFITS OF STONE
& WEBSTER SOAR
$1,775,225 Net for Twelve
Months Compared With
Loss Year Ago.
b the Associated Press.

By the ASSoclated fress.
NEW YORK, November i3.-Stone
g. Webster, Inc, controlling public
utility financing. engineering and
managements units, and utility oper-
ating companies. principally in West
ern and Southern territory, reported
for IL months ended September 30
consolidated net income Of Sits, ,225,
equal to "a cents share on capital
stock. against net loss of S792 23o for
the IL months ended September 80,
1895.
Universal Pictures Co.
Universal Pictures Co., Inc, motion
picture producer. in q report for 80
weeks ended August /, showed con-
solidated net loss Of $812,474.
Company stated that due to change
in accounting policy regarding foreign
subsidiaries o are included in above
figure for only 80 weeks, is for "a
weeks, and share Of revenue from
British distributor for 81 weeks.
Consolidated loss for the full pc
riod for all operations would be $780,
815. For the 80 weeks ended July
81, 1885. indicated net loss was
$735,756.
Greyhound Corp.
The Greyhound Corp, including
afiliated companies, reported first
nine months consolidated net income
Of $3.577,843, exclusive of allowance
for surtax on undistributed profits.
This was equal to 1854 share on the
then outstanding common stock and
to s1.41 a share after giving effect to
4-for-1 split-up since the period
ended. Net the corresponding period
Of 1885 was s3,s00,s4O, or $3.50 and
sl.62 share. respectively.
Evening star., 1936-11-13
DETROIT BONDS SOLD.

NEW YORK, November IS R.-A
banking syndicate headed by the
Chase National Bank offered $6,s2s.-
900 City Of Detroit, Mich, serial bonds
bearing . and 3% per cent coupons,
maturing 1s43 to 1859. at prices TO
yield 2.7o TO sos Per cent.
Evening star., 1936-11-13
Washington Exchange
SAFES

Anacostia g. Potomac r. r. 5s-$1 900
at rs, $1,000 at rs, $1,000 at rs,
$1,000 at rs, $1,000 at rs.
Capital Transit Co.-12 at 1872, 10 at
1871, 10 at 1871, 10 at 1917.
Potomac Electric so pfd. IS at
1922, 8 at 1922.
Potomac Electric 51z 20 pfd.-1 at Ill,
at 110%.
Washington Rwy. & Electric pfd.-l5
at l10H, 10 at Ito, 40 at ITO, 10 at
1l0.
Lanston Monotype-10 at e1H, at
o1H4, 3 at 9l14.
Evening star., 1936-11-13

steady; eiectroiytic. spot and future 1880;
export. 10421aa52ia, Tin nrm; spot and
nearby, 53.375za621a; future. 52.s73a
b.10a15; East St. Louis 4.95.. Zinc very
hrm; East st. Louis. spot and future. 4 .95
Iron. aluminium, antimony. Quicksilver.
nlstinum and wolframite unchaneed.
Evening star., 1936-11-13
NEW YORK BAR SILVER.

NEW YORK. November l3 R.-
Bar silver steady and unchanged
at 45Kz.
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RUBBER FUTURES.

NEW YORK. November IL fp,-Cruds
rubber futures opened easy to ~
lower. December. 17.50-53; March, 175p-
60 May II. .60-61.
Evening star., 1936-11-13
new YORK BANK STOCKS

NEW YORK November l3 R-Nev
York Security Dealers Association:
Quotations as Of 2 o'clock.)
Evening star., 1936-11-13

tPius extras.
sboc paid May Is. 1896; SOC paid Au-
gust Is. 1885
49, extra.
e-2G extra.
h-75c extra.
s-25e paid June 80. 1896.
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DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED

NEW YORK. November 13-Dvidends
declared prepared By the Standard Stats
tics Corp.1:
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FEDERAL FARM MORTGAGE.
HOME OWNERS LOAN
FOREIGN soNDS.

High Low Close.
Abitibi Pa&Pw 6s '53- o7h 664 t71S
Agr Mtg Blk Col 6s
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METAL MARKET.

extra or extras.
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INSURANCE STOCKS

NEW YORK, November 13 R.-Nev
York Security Dealers Association: