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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-11-24
Gamers Power Is
Great At Capitol
(Continuec from -age One,


rating that it never had before. a.
least the Lone Star incumbent has
furnished his successor new vice
presidential model to live up to, if he
has it in him to do so.
Garner'sg Organization.
Garner today, with congress again
getting into action, is one of he most
influential men on rsri"N' I'LL.
Despite his lack of lc,.s-a i've vote,
he has an organization.
He has lieutenants. He issues or
ders, which are lobeyed by his follow
ers, and they are quite numerous. In
fact, he is the leader of a not incon-
siderable party
And he is as powerful in the House
OF Representatives as he is in the
Senate. II
A Potent Figure.
The speaker of the lower house al
ways has been recognized as power
ful, and Garner was speaker. But
when he was promoted Cor denoted,
as many folk saw IT'D into the vice
presidency, the general assumption
was that his congressional authority
would evaporate speedily.
The Texan, however, managed to
keep his communication lines open
in the direction of the representa-
tives chamber
He also proved to be a much more
potent influence as presiding officer
OF the Senate than ANY vice president
ever had been before him.
In short, he controls a "bloc" at
each end of the Capitol building. -
1he Senate and the House tradi-
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y TODAY =
ronAy,S ANNIVERSARIES

TODAY'S ANNIVERSARIES
1632-Benedict Spinoza, famed Dutcn
Jewish philosopher, born. Dled FeO
81, 1877.
1713-Father Junipero, Spanish ms
sionary, whose missions were Cali
fornia's first settlements, born. D-eu
at Monterey, Aug. %, 1884.
17S4-zachary Taylor, soldier IN the
Indian wars, hero in the war with
Mexico, 18th President, born IN VIZ
ginia. Died July 9, 1850.
1849 = Frances Hodgson Burnett,
American novelist, born in England
Died in New York, Oct. 20, 1924.
1s37-1OO years ago. George H. NC
Kenzie, New York professional chess
player and champion, writer on chess,
born in Scotland Died April IA. 1891.
1S59-Cass Gilbert, noted New YORK
architect, born at GAINESVILLE, ONO.
Died May II, 1884.
1876 Hideyo Noguchi, famed Japa
nese bacteriologist of the Rockefeller
Institute for Medical Research, born
i'll Japan. Died in Africa, martyr to
science, of yellow fever, May Fl, 1928
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-11-24
TRADING IN STOCKS
AT VERY SLOW PACE
Most of List Holds Close To Final
Price at Tuesdays Close
of The Market

New York, Nov 24.-(AP)-Selec-
tive buying pulled few aircraft and
speciality shares out Of a pre-holiday
stock market rut today But most of
the list held close to yesterdays final
prices. In an inactive opening, many
leaders succumbed to pressure, with
losses ranging up to two points. Sup
port drifted in later, however, and
recessions were out and in some
places concerted to small gains. Bonds
were mixed in quiet trading.
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NOTICE.

NOI1CE.
Having qualified as Executor of the
Estate of Mrs. Georgeana Daniel, de-
ceased, late of Vance County, North
Carolina, this is to notify all persons
having claims against the Estate of
said deceased to exhibit them to the
undersigned, or to his Attorneys at
Henderson, N. c., on or before the
oath day of November. 1888, or this
notice will be pleaded in bar of their
recovery. All persons indebted to this
Estate will please make immediate
settlement.
This the oath day of November,
1887.
RUFUS DANIEL,
Executor of the Estate Of
Georgeana Daniel.
GhalsOn g. GholsOn,
Attorneys.
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her mothers testimony to the effect
Goodwin became violent when under
the influence of narcotics or liquor"
G. A. Jackson, Dunn chief of police,
who led the investigation after God
win was found shot to death in June,
1926, was the first witness called by
the solicitor.
Mrs. Goodwin at the start of her
second trial in Harnett Superior Court
submitted a self-defense plea
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ONCE Upon NOV. oath

ONCE UPON NOV. %4tn
The electors for Americas Hall OF
fame have shown a particular genius
for passing over the truly great in
ventors. in favor of third rate poets
and professional reformers. Fulton,
Morse, Whitney, Cooper, Howe and
Henry are the only ones they have re-
cognized. Edison, of course, hasn't
been dead long enough; but what ex-
cuse is there for failing to recognize
greatness of Ericsson, Berlinger, Cat
ling, John Stevens, George Selden,
GOODYEAR, the Wrights, Mergenthaler,
of Crompton, about whom we wrote
YESTERDAY. And what of Joseph F..
Glidden?
Just 60 years ago today, Glidden,
whom Dekalb, ILL.,, can be proud OF,
obtained a patent on barbed wire, one
of the inventions that has had not
able effect on history. 1t was a ma
jor factor in the settlement of the
plains and it has become one of the
most important defensive implements
in modern warfare.
In early days in the west, round
iron wire was the only thing avail
able for fencing in cattle. But it lack
ed strength, and since it stretched in
warm weather and contracted in cold
weather, cattle rubbing against it loos-
ened its fastenings or broke it. Along
came Gldden with barbed wire, and
an automatic machine to make it
(Which he patented with Phineas w.
Vaughan) and, eventually steel cattle
proof fence was made available to cat
tlemen and farmers at less than round
iron wire had cost.
Humane societies tried to prevent it
from being used, and wanted laws
Daccad AGAINST III
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-11-24

tCoit!uue1 from rage One,
disciplinary action against a special
list in stocks of ,Nash-Kelvinator for
failing "to fulfill his duty" in that
N The governing ,:in lobnamittee,". an an
nouncement said, having found John
J.. F'nelan guilty, of the charge and
specification, directed that he. should
be, prohibited from acting as a spe-
.,''-' = 40 ,f'co~ of the New York
Stock Exchange for a period of three
- .l4.,, ana mat he should be cen
sured by the president of the ex-
change"
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York
By.
ktd1ncSAS@eV

New York, Nov. 24.-Randomusing
Pierre Matise, the son of the famous
French painter, was in to tea the
other afternoon and told how his faith
er had recently made a present Of :.
$4,000 Cezanne painting to a Pari
museum . The elder Matise bough;
the canvas from his friend Cezanne,
in 1898 for $300-a generous price at
the time for the work of an artist cele-
brated mostly among other painters.
Father is like that" said Pierre
HE had kept the painting so long,
through good times and bad, even
when he was tempted to buy food
with the proceeds, that he figured It
was a shame to sell it now. So he
gave it away. Mrs. Matise, a Gil
cinnati girl, sighed: "Whew. 1 keep
thinking of that forty thousand dol
lars". AS who wouldn't?
l like the way Sheila Barrett is
taking her success. i. b. She is without
doubt the premier impersonator O.:
the darktime jernts and has been
spellbinding audiences in the cloud
topping Rainbow Room with her deft
and often razor-sharp take-offec. :.
She will tell you that only the second
raters object, to having the mirror
held to their mannerisms and ecceh-
tricities Top-flight personalities are
pleased by the attention, even when
it is a wee bit malicious-but that's
the sting. :. The story is that she
got her start in this curious offshoot
of show business when, at a large
gathering of Bohemian youngsters in
Greenwich Village some years back,
she did a screaming burlesque of Lee
more Ulric-who was in the room al
though Sheila didn't dream it. LIE
more rushed up and told the abashed
Sheila that her act was SO good she
ought to do those things professional
ly . And so she did.
Tallulah Bankhead is one of my IA
vorite actresses and one of my favor
ite people. Yet I cant sympathize
much, now that the critics have had
at her with brickbats for her venture
into Shakespeare. Why do all~the
top ladies' of the theate. feel that they
must have a go at the Bard sooner
or later? Il remenbe- sitting in a
hotel suite of hers less than a year
ago and watching her sigh dreamily:
There are SO few modern plays worth
doing. I suppose I'll have to do one
of the classics next" Your report
er could see plainly an attack Of
Shakespeare coming on. +. I held my
tongue and kept my place but ever,
then I was tempted to cry out that
Tallulah was the last person to med
die Wi h Shakespeare. She's one Of
he best emotional actresses on the
American stage, >ut Claopatra?. She
just doesn't fit the part, being as mod
2rn as tomorroW's race results. You
can argue all you want about Shakes
peare being ageless and as up-to-date
nov as he was in the Seventeenth
= ,atuyy but the pays, for all their
II. wac,rl:n% beauty, retain an ar
c,,a;c and haUntingly ancient ring. -.
The flavor is there even when the ac,
tors dress up in tuxedoes and modern
army uniforms instead of knee
breeches and mantles. And even in
the conventional Shakespearian garS
Tallulah is eternaHy Twentieth Cen
tury Some day the right modern
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ANSWERS TO
TEN QUESTIONS
See Buck Page

1. 1t is the name for the whole island
2. Glove-making
3. Gemini.
4. Everett Lloyd.
5. It is often applied to the Mississippi
River.
6. Lincoln's Gettysburg Address.
z. France.
g. Shanghai.
g. Frauenfeld.
10. Star time.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-11-24

GOD AND THE INDIVIDUAL. How
think We? If a man have hundred
sheen and one of them be gone astray'
doth he not leave the ninety and
nine. and goeth into the mountains
and seekauh that which is gone
Observation-Disclosures 1912.
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Wednesday, Nov. pa one month to
Christmas. Moon: last quarter. 20
diac sign: Sagittarius.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-11-24
TODAY'S HOROSCOPE

The nature bestowed by this day is
visionary, but it carries with it
force that renders many Of the ideals
very practical. There is danger of
contention, litigation, perhaps actual
physical conflict. There is strong
probability OF a certain amount of
success in life, but the body or the
spirit may come out of the fray much
battered
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-11-24

American Radiator ........... IL
American Telephone ......... III
American lob 3 .............. 60
Anaconda 26
Atlantic Coast Line .......... "a
Atlantic Refining ............. 10 To
Bendix Aviation ............ II 1-2
Bethlehem Steel .. As
Chrysler -. ..n...... So IA
Columbia Gas & Elec Co ... 9 1-8
Commercial -. ............ 8 1-8
Continental Oil Co ......... 8 7-8
Curtiss Wright 8 IA
DUPONT SO ga
Electric Pow & Light ......... ID IA
General Electric 81 IA
General Motors ............. 81
Liggett & Myers B ...... 88 IA
Montgomery Ward & Co $50. 81 7-8
Reynolds lob B ............. 43
Southern Railway ............ II IA
Standard Oil N j ............ AZ IL
u S Steel -. -. :. so 1-2
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-11-24

JUST RECEIVED A FRESH SIP.
ply of Lowe Bros, good paint at
"The Place of Values" It's time to
paint up for Thanksgiving. Ask to
see our combination color chart
Alex S. Watkins. OH
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-11-24

MEMBERSHIPS. PREPARE F0p
cold weather by having doors and
windows weather-stripped with
Metal Weather strips, furnished and
installed by expert mechanics. Writ
l. Q Alexander, Kittrel x c.
Wed-Sat
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-11-24

APARTMENT FOR RENT-uE1-
ed four room unfinished onn,t
ment. All modern convenicnces
Reasonable rent. West End. J.
Biller. Phone SAT. o. ~.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-11-24

WHEN YOU WISH THE BFST ~,
all Beauty Service, call Wahh,,
Beauty Salon. Phone 524. StevonooSS
Theatre Building. '''on
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-11-24

play will come along for her and she
will have the critics as vehement with
praise as they are now with snoOty
disdain.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-11-24

RADIOS = ELECTRIC ANT, -
terry, Service and repairs 70 Ai -
makes-Parts and batteries E,o J." oil
ranges, refrigerators, washers O nc
oil circulating heaters. Stewar ~au
Everything Electrical opnosit,
Legg-Parham Co., phone 88O 10 &c
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-11-24

FOR RENT: 2 DESIRABLE sTF1,..
heated offices in Horner Bni liam
Apply to w. c. Gates agent lung IN
owner. ior
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-11-24

ON OTHER NOV. 24ths
1884 Zachary Taylor was born in
Orange county, Va, (Not on Sept. "a
as some encyclopedias have it,. His
wife didn't want him to be president,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-11-24
TODsY,S BIRTHDAYS

DR.. Wil..aa p Graham, chancellor
of Syracuse University, born at Os-
wego, N. Y, 60 years ago.
U. S. Senator Alben w. Berkeley of
Kentucky, born N Graves Co., KY, go
years ago.
Gov. Charles F. Hurley of Mass,
born at Cambridge, Mass, A years
ago.
Rev. Bernard r. Hubbard, famed
''glacier pries-" Of Santa Clara, Cal,
explorer and author, born in San Fran
cisco, 40 years ago.
DR.. Edwin G. Conk in of Princeton
famed professor emeritus of biology
born at Waldo, Ohio, "A years ago.
Rear Admiral Edward c.. Kalbfus
U. S. N, born at Mauch Chunk, Pa.
60 years ago.
Anna L. Strcng of Seattle, writer
born at Friend, 1!ebr., 50 years ago.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-11-24

FOUND-RUBBER HIP BOOT RE-
Gently. Owner can get same Ky COM
ing to Dispatch office, paying for
this ad, and getting whereabouts OF
finder Z4-lu
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-11-24
Wall Street Feels Alarm At
Warning By SEC Chairman

tCo,lt.u from --age One,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-11-24
TODAY IN HISTORY

1758-British took possession Of
Fort Duquesne and rename it Pitts
burgh.
1832-South Cardinals historic An
nullment Act.
184S-Pope. Plus TX. flees Rome in
disguise.
1852-Commodote Perry leaves Unit
ed States for Japan on special mis-
sion to open up Japan's ports to Anne
rican commerce.
1859-Darwin' epoch-making "Ori-
gin of Species" first issued.
1901. S. Supreme Court rules that
reckless automobile driving is seri-
Gus offense and entities to trial by
Jury.
1934-Sanuel insult and his asso
ciates found not guilty in Chicago.
1936-Carl Won Ossietzky, German
pacifist, recently freed from German
prison, awarded Nobel Pri. e for peace
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Tuckertown Rule
"-':' - Is Blow At Duke

Continued from Page One.)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-11-24
Minister In Staying
Gets A Life Term

.Continued from Page One.)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-11-24
Coan Might Seek
Job In Congress

(Continueo from Page One.)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-11-24

IA NV " - ,v nIEN T,7 UUT OF TOWN M
TWO weeks " win be open wcdnes SOR
November "a, and every dav i't tSy,
after until Christmas son Coy There
real values in dress and WON, nne for
topcoats' socks, tailored suits 'n o,it
coats, dress and work shooS over over
anteed saving on every nnro %uar-
Upstairs over City Barbor O. olaSe,
A. Robertson. supp j,
23-2ti
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Defense Rests In
Trial For Woman

sCOntI''lU> rom T 'ge One.)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-11-24

WANT ADS
Get Results
YOU CAN SAVE MONEY RV -
ing People Meat & Grocery e VISIT
all week. Steaks zoe no mo-, special
many other reasonable n~i i.u and
Wlnder ST., cash and carry v''cs S32
raw, 49, - --A----1 1l-26t
HAVE BEEN OUT OF TOWN -
two weeks Will be omen W., FOR
November "a, and everv do H''eSday,
after until Christmas Soa mere
real values in dress and ,,,au,! NE Tor
topcoats, socks tailored snita 'nirts
coats, dress and work sboa' over
anteed saving on every nnro Guar-
Upstairs over City Barber Sb OnaSe'
A. Robertson. '"op j.
23-2t
FOR RENT: 2 DEsIRABTF STn,.
heated offices in Hornor p' lam
Apply to W. c. Gates, agant ''uins
/ owner. lor
| 2&26
RADIOS = ELECTRIC ANT, -
terry, Service and repairs ~ ~,
makes-Parts and batteries E,oo.a al
ranges, refrigerators. Washes
Oh circulating heaters StewarpSI
Everything Electrical onnosit,
Legg-Parham Co., phone $780, F 1ots
WHEN YOU WISH THE RFcT =.
all Beauty Service, call wohh,'
Beauty Salon. Phone 524. Stevons"SS
Theatre Building. o ~
APARTMENT FOR RENr-HF1-
! ed four room unfurnshed anart
ment. All modern convenonoar
Reasonable rent. West End 7
ioiie o4'' 24-1ti
MEMBERSHIPS. PREPARE ROD
cold weather by having doors ana
windows weather-stripped with
Metal Weather strips, furnished and
installed by expert mechanics. Wrtn
l. o Alexander, KittreI x c.
Wed-Sat
JUST RECEIVED A FRESH SIP.
ply of Lowe Bros, good paint ~
The Place of Values" It's time to
paint up for Thanksgiving. Ask to
see our combination color chart
Alex S. Watkins. 24-1
FOR RENT STEAM HEATED BED
room, gentleman preferred. Phone
! 605-W or apply at 113 Young Ave.
lift
WANTED TWO MEN WITH CARS
for rural sales work. Must Re free to
travel. Men selected will receive ex.
pense while training. Liberal com.
mission and bonus. See r. II. Swig-
\ gett through Friday Vance Hotel,
9 to II a. M; to p. m. 24-2t
OFFICES FOR RENT, NEWLY RE.
novated lights and heat furnished.
Apply to S. S. Stevenson. 19-tf
FOR RENT: DESIRABLE STEAM
heated quarters in Horncr building
suitable for Beauty Salon. Apply t.
w. G. Gates, Agent for owner. 24&26
new and used furniture, stoves
, ranges and radios. Home Furniture
Exchange, 1O1 Nortl Garnet street
Phone 80. lott
WANTED - 1000 CORDS PINE
wood at once. Phone TT. 2O-24-27
JUST RECEIVED A FRESH STOCK
of Red Top Plaster, rocklath sheet
rock and beaver board at "Tht
Place of Values" Alex S. Watkins
'Where quality tells and prices
sell.' 24-1t
NOTICE = F A r M SALE
i Saturday, November 27, con
i tanning 265 acres -four tobac-
co barns, two pack houses
new stable, dwelling in good
condition. Good base for cot
ton and tobacco. Known as
the VIII. Stewart Farm. 22-4t
FOUND-RUBBER HIP BOOT RE
4 Gently. Owner can get same Ky com
ing to Dispatch office, paying fo'
this ad, and getting whereabouts Of
finder 24-1t
SPECIAL! SLIGHTLY USED But
not abused 10-piece walnut dinlns
room suite, $49.50. Pianos $3.50 ans
up. Home Furniture Exchange lOl
North Garnett Street. Phone 81.
|
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-11-24

YOU ~. CAN a SAVE MONEY BY V7S7,
ing PEOPLE Meat & Grocery g VISIT,
all week. Steaks zoe no y, special
many other REASONABLE pouno and
"lnder St. cash and carry, 'S ;, Ssa
Evening star., 1937-12-29
SEPTEMBER CURB
IN GRAIN DEBATED
DuveI Says Postponement of
Trading May "Prevent
Confusion"
Ey the Associated Press.

~ thS AoooC1Akeo FASoo'
Dr. j. w. r. Duvel, chief Of the
Commodity Exchange Administration,
said today action Of the Chicago Board
Of Trade in postponing trading in
September futures in all grains would
probably prevent confusion"
The G. E, A. chief said he discussed
the order with Board of Trade Off
cials in telephone conversation yes
terday.
Duvel said, however, there had
been some disagreement between the
board and the Commodity Admins
tration over Interpretation Of an order
the latter planned to issue about jan
uary IS prohibiting trading in an
expiring grain future during the last
few days Of the delivery month.
The administration takes the po-
sition, he said, that such an order
should apply to all contracts made
after its promulgation. whereas the
board contends that 1t should not be
made applicable until trading opens
In December futures.
The boards order would prevent
September futures trading from be-
coming involved in the confusion over
the proposed order, Duvel said.
The G. E. A. now prohibits trading
IN an expiring future during the last
three days OF the delivery month This
time may be extended up to the last
10 days, Duvel said
The offlcial explained that such
prohibition was designed to prevent
market 'squeezes' and congestion
endangering price stability"
Evening star., 1937-12-29
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

- CHICAGO. Dec: 90 .t4A united States
900, 900, INCLUDING 600 direct: market 10 is
supply above g 35 small bulk. good and
choice, 100000 pounds. os.15-s as; a1o-
1917 90: packing sows 70 lower at 6.35-
Cattle. 5000: calves 1900: market on
fat steers and! yearlines of value to sell
pei, demand rather narrow; both shippers
and order buyers bearing down q little.
meanwhile, complaining about dressed beef
market on ATLANTIC seaboard: common and
per account; nG ssueh cattle aellins at 2 90.
early 1925: some held ffrter: few loads. load.
102b-le %. but not much done, At 1910
With bulls strong to Is higher at si5
practical top on fed heifers o.75; vealsrs
II so down.
Sheep 5000. including aoo direct; fat
lambs slow; few early sales and bids weak
to 95 lower: GOOD to choice lambs around
s:50-s:75: best held s,s5-s:ao and above;
eda deck 5000 e choic: ysarlin.s LIS.
downward from $50.
Evening star., 1937-12-29
new NET FINANCING
Low SINCE JAM, 1885
November Figure Drops in Com.
pilation by Securities and
Exchange Body.
By the Associated Press

BY the Associated PreSS.
New net financing during November
dropped to the lowest point since jan
uary. 1885, a Securities and Exchange
Commission compilation showed to-
day.
Analysis of statements registered
with the commission revealed a total
Of $56.159,o0O Of new securities was
registered in statements becoming
fully effective in November This
compared with s12762l 900 in Octo-
ber and s266O26,OOo In November,
1896.
The commission report indicated
that approximately s2.7O4O0O Of COM
mon stock issues filed in November
were registered for reserve against
conversion of securities with con-
vertible provisions. SO that only $685.
455,000 of securities were left avail
able for issuance for cash or other
considerations.
Slightly more than half the months
registrations, after deduction of Sc
curities reserved for conversion. was
accounted for by s1s,l77,o00 of issues
OF investment and trading companies.
whose securities usually are disposed
OF only during an extended offering
period.
Other financial companies, such as
Commercial Credit. mortgage, indus
trial and personal loan companies,
registered S5.752,ooO of securities. and
manufacturing companies S6,l23,00O.
Common stock issues, other than
those registered for reserve against
conversion. amounted to SIS per cent
OF total registrations, and preferred
stock issues to l7.3 per cent.
Certificates OF participation, bene-
ficlal Interest and warrants totaled
ala per cent. while interest bearing
securities amounted to only 39 per
cent of the months total.