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Evening star., 1944-07-03
Baltimore Women
Win Bridge Tourney

The open pair championship Of the
seventh annual Carvel Hall-Annap-
oils contract bridge tournament
which closed last night at Wardman
Park Hotel was won by Mrs. Allen
Rutherford and Mrs. Fred Decker,
both Of Baltimore.
Mrs. Rutherford and Mrs. Decker
scored 1921 in the blue ribbon event
Of the master point tournament con-
Quoted by the American Contract
Bridge League and Wardman Park
Hotel, starting last Friday.
Mrs. Ben M. Colder and Charles
J. Solomon Of Philadelphia finished
second, with 2239 points, while Mrs.
Herman G. White, Washington, and
Charles H. Goren, Philadelphia
were third with 2l7.8.
Other top-rsnking pairs were
Harry Stone and Philip Rosen,
Baltimore. 2lo.5; Gordon q. Blair,
Suffolk, Va, and Isaac H. Yorke,
Arlington. 208.6, and Mrs. Irene
Surguy and Gene Hermann, WASH
ington, 20S.
In the special Mitchell movement
pair game. Mrs. A. ]. Bennett,
Washington, and w. A. johnson
Pittsburgh, playing north and south
won first place with ITO points, while
runners-up we're Mrs. Frederick
Eberson, Pittsburgh, and r. A
Owen. Lynchburg. Va, ITS. The
east and west position was won by
Mrs. Dora Schwartz, Washington
and Sam Rose, Raleigh, N. c., with
1878 points. while runners-up were
A. H. Winkelstein and r. c. Fisher
both of Washington, with 76..
Mrs. Edward Cotter and Thomas
Hamln, both Of Washington, wor
the mixed pair title with 318.5 points
1t. and Mrs. C. r. Shipley, jr.. Bos.
ton. scoring 287.5, were second: Mrs
~. r. Belt, Washington. and Mr.
Yorke, 2S4, third. and Mrs. H. C
White, Washington, and Mr.. Goren
279.5, fourth.
More than 900 entries of seated
players, representing the Atlantic
seaboard from Boston to Atlanta
participated in the tournament
which was directed by Capt. Russell
j. Baldwin. Cleveland. Ohio. VIII
liam Cheeks Of Washington wa.
manager.
Evening star., 1944-07-03
|5iocks|; !; Edge Higher
On Broad Front
Before Holiday
BY VICTOR EUBANK,


NEW YORK, July 3.-Demand
shifted from one section of today s
stock market to another and the
net result was q. general advance
which put numerous favorites up
fractions to or more points at
peaks for to 7 years.
Low-quoted issues were all over
the ticker tape at the start with
Commonwealth &s Southern coming
out in blocks running to 1900
shares, about unchanged. Bidders
then turned to the oils, gave these
q run and moved over to the rails.
Subsequently steels, motors, air.
crafts, sugars and specialties came
into the spotlight. While pre-
holiday influences tended to slow
dealings for pivotals, turnover was
around l 400 900 shares. Trends were
at or near the best near the close.
The war news, political wishful-
thinking and further pressure Of
idle investment funds received the
main credit for the days perform
ance. Fears Of technical correction,
however, stalled many potential
buyers.
Prominent on the swing were
United States Steel, Bethlehem,
Crucible Steel, youngstown Sheet,
Studebaker, Baltimore 6s Ohio COM
mon and preferred, Amerada. Hous-
ton Oil, Willys-Overland. Chrysler
Sears Roebuck, American Tele-
phone, Consolidated Edison, Electric
Power & Light, Certain-teed pre-
ferred, United States Lines, Webster
Eisenlohr. Aviation Corp, Douglas
Aircraft, South Puerto Rico Sugar
Faj jardo Sugar and American & For
eign Power second preferred.
Evening star., 1944-07-03
Chieoqo Livestock

CHICAGO July 3 R.-fwFA)-salable
hogs, 13, 600: total. II 800: fairly active
sood and choice 1s0-27O pounds steady tc
strong at mostly 1919 top 1885 for short
load choice light weights; other weight.
barrows and Gits unevenly strong to Is
higher. sovs around 10 higher; good and
choice 100000 pounds mostly IL 00-12 so
With choice around 275 pounds to 1878
GOOD and choice 310-330 pounds II So.
1918; good and choice l5O-lTo pounds
ts Esd ,. 36sn> -Sood and choice III $50
ss2;epupd s!:Sss y soy3 i0sA;ii:1si choice .lishl
Salable cattle. 10000; salable calves
200 strictly good and choice fed steer.
and yeariings incfudinE comparable year.
lag heifers xhsudy to strong fairly active
TOD steers, LAO: numerous load 1850.
II 80: TOP heffers 1873 ali grassy and
warmed -up steers and heifers very uneven
steady to 25 lower: strictly grass cattle al
classes nesieetsd; grass supply: mainly
cows these 1873 lover light and medium
shipper.type kind steady. SAUSAGE ofIerins,
up to 1850: vsaiers weak only hand-picket
onerinGk above Is 90: stockers and feeders
slow. steady at 900:13.O0, mainly 9 So
1928,
salable sheep. 1000: total. 8. 900: measer
supply native sprins lambs and shorn eve,
steady; undertone weak on old crop shorn
lambs; odd lots GOOD and cho;c. native
spring lambs topped At 1900 with bucks
discounted LOO; some medium sprinsers
100: Gull and common light weights
. 90. 90: load old eron shorn lambs. No
pelts. held above 1900: dec, Gull g.
pound shorn old croo lambs 80; cull to
good ahorn native ewes, 4 4.00-6.00
Evening star., 1944-07-03
Slump in Consumer Stocks
OF Coal Halted in May
By the Associated Press.


The slump in consumer stocks OF
coal was halted in May for the first
time in 10 months, Solid Fuels Ad-
ministrator Harold L. Ickes reparted
today.
Soft coal stock piles in the hands
Of household and industrial users
rose to 55,307 600 tons on June l, a
gain of nearly 100000 from May l,
Mr.. Ickes attributed the improve
ment to continued heavy output OF
mines and a lowering of consump-
ton because of warmer weather.
Mr.. Ickes observed, however, that
the stock piles are still far short OF
the 79, 9,525 900 tons on June last
year, while this years estimated soft
coal requirements are higher.
Retail dealers have taken Advan-
tage of the seasonal drop in con-
sumption to build up their stocks to
4,702,000 tons, more than 1000 900
tons higher than on May /.
Production Of soft coal and anth-
racite in the week ended June a
fell of for the second consecutive
week, Ickes Mr.. said. Soft coal pro-
duction totaled only $4,000 900 tons
800, 900 lower than in the preceding
week. Anthracite dropped to .239, :
600 tons. compared with l,139 900
tons in the preceding week.
Evening star., 1944-07-03
Hundreds Of Refugees Seek
Reset lement in America
By the Associated P,ess

oS tne ASSOclAted PSe9k.
BARI, Italy. July 3.-Hundreds of
European refugees who ned the Nazi
terror have been crowding the offices
OF the Allied Control Commission
here In the hope Of being included
in the thousand who will go soon to
the emergency refugee settlement at
Fort Ontario, N. Y.
Those signing up already total
many times the number to be
selected and the job Is far from
finished as more and more appli-
cants come in. Hundreds have ap-
piled from the Bari region alone, al
though only 1000 will be chosen
from all liberated Italy.
Every country of Southern Europe
Is represented, but the greatest
number are Yugoslav Jews, some
reaching Allied territory only after
tortuously making their way into
Northern Italy and down the penin-
sula through the German lines.
Evening star., 1944-07-03
Two Methodist Bishops
In Midwest Consecroted
By the Associated Press,

7 Ds tkHe fhSSOSiNteu EICob.
MINNEAPOLIS, July 3.-Two
Methodist bishops. elected last week
by lay and clerical delegates to the
North Central Jurisdictional Con-
ference here, were consecrated yes
terday.
They were Bishops Charles w.
Brashares, Ann Arbor, Mich. who
becomes bishop of the Des Moines
area with residence at Des Moines.
ana Schuyler E. Garth, youngstown,
Ohio,- who becomes a bishop of the
Wisconsin area with residence at
Madison.
Three bishops and two ministers
omciated at each of the two separate
ceremonies.
Evening star., 1944-07-03
Washington Produce

Prom the War Food Administration
Prices paid net fob. washington
DG0S-Market frm. Prices paid fol
Federal-State graded eggs received from
gradins stations tJuly 81. Whites browns.
mixed eolors- q. 3. grade A, large, 3S-4o
average, II: q. g. grade A. medium, 33-a5
average. 34t.: q: 3. graGe B. large. 3.,-35
syeraSe. 34h: o. s. Grade. B. medium
3Oh: D. 3. grade c. 1890: average cS
Current receipts nearby unsraded esgs
Receirts light. quality irregular 2S-30
mostly 20-30. Receipts Government graded
eeEs. $50 cases (three days..
LIVE POULTRY-Market dull. Pr,cer
paid net fob. Washington (permitted
transportation charges included accorcins
to mfleaGe). Broilers and fryers. 1880
some low as Is: fowl. %: few At %
Evening star., 1944-07-03
Business Briefs

Steel Mill Operations for the cur
rent week are scheduled at 943T
of capacity. indicating production
of 1859 200 tons, the American Iron
e. Steel Institute estimated. Fig
ures for last week we're: 957T
and l,714,300 tons: a month ago
$780, and 1,751 900; a year ago
96co and 1,672,800.
Congress Must Approve any pro.
gram formulated at the World Mon
etary Conference at Breton Woods
warned the monthly survey of the
National City Bank. 1t said the
American delegation has been in.
structed by the President to carry
forward program whose fate be
fore Congress must be considered
problematical. 1t recalled the fate
OF Wilson's plans.
June totaled $7O,80l 900. the second
highest month of the first half OF
1914, in which contracts aggregated
s403,957 900. according to the Manu-
facturers Record. Both figures were
we'll below a year ago.
Electric Power Revenues of larger
privately owned utility companies
were 7eo above year ago in May
the Federal Power Commission an
nounced. A drop of 42To was re-
ported in gross income, which in
cluded income other than electric
while net income was down 3.5%
from a year ago.
Atlas Corp. subsidiary, Rotary Elec-
trio Steel Co. of California, will be
acquired by Rotary Electric Steel
Co. of Detroit, which was organized
by w. E. Hutton & Co. and asso-
ciates. The new firm registered with
the SEC 10000 shares of $40 par
value common to be offered publicly.
Celotex Corp. reported net income
Of 5000 ,$93 or II cents a share in six
months ended April 80, compared
with $481 ,567 or 63 cents in the same
period year ago.
Great Atlantic e. Pacific Tea Co.
OF America earned S12,567,821 or
s5.15 a share in IL months ended
February 20, compared with $11,-
526,678 or S4.65 in the previous
year.
Wayne Pump Co. net for six
months ended May 81 was s346, ,283
or s1.19 share VS.. $370,316 or 81. %
year ago,
Ex-Cell-O Corp. earned $2554, ,726
or S64o share in IL months ended
November 80, l943. compared with
S2,992,504 or $3.50 in the previous
year.
American Power e. Light Co.
earned $l4,960,767 or SS44 a share
on combined preferred stocks in IL
months ended April 30, compared
with $l3 1863, ,902 or $7.54 on the COM
bined preferreds in the preceding
year.
Missouri Pacific Railroad net for
five months ended May 81 was So
243,124 VS.. s10,513,94l a year ago.
Gulf Coast Lines net for five
months ended May 81 was $2,444, ,2O3
VS.. 81 ,693, ,406 in the same 1943 period.
Interstate Railroad, Virginia coal
carrier, asked the ICC for authority
to issue promissory notes to j. P.
Morgan & Co. to get a loan OF
100000
United Utilities, Inc, and its SUBJ
sidiary, Central Gas Utilities Co.,
will be given an SEC hearing July II
on their plan to sell gas wells, pipe
lines and distribution systems in
Colorado and Kansas to Reece E.
MCGEE of Blackwell. Okla, for
$1,000, 900.
Standard & Poor's Corp. appoint
ed Charles A. Schmultz vice presi-
dent and editor in chief. He has
served as vice president for 10 years.
Grand Trunk Railway named c. A.
skog general manager to succeed
the late W. J. Hogan. He was for
merry freight trafac manager.
Evening star., 1944-07-03
Market AVERAGES
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK July 3 0P.-Foreign ex.
ehanse rates follow Great Britain In dol
Canadian dollar in New York open
market. 81 per cent discount, or 80, ,l2X
United States cents, unchanged
ECrops Great Britain. ofncial, buying,
down .O2 Of cent; Brasil, free, 5.2On;
n Nominal
Evening star., 1944-07-03
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, July ; GP-The OPA ad-
vance in textile cotton ceilings broueht a
sharp rally of more than SI.5O bale in
the gains were lost on proft taking and
liquidation. rejecting continued confusion
over effects Of the amended price control
legislation
Erratic price movements were influenced
by a thin market due to the holiday All
months reached new seasonal peaks on
early advances
Late afternoon prices we're 80 to rs
cents q bale higher. July. % OS: October,
2l.41, and December, 2l21
Evening star., 1944-07-03
Aluminium Available
For Can Production
By the Associated Press.

Relaxing restrictions on the use Of
aluminium, the WPB announced to-
day that approximately 1000 900
pounds of the metal viii be available
during the third c.'larter of this year
for experimental use in the manu-
facture Of food and non-food cans.
WPB Also said aluminium soon
may be released for many lixt4ing
fixture articles normally made frem
copper or brass. -. -
Evening star., 1944-07-03
D!'y!.1BsssR bss'pSs5,k'
Al All.-Time Peak
OF S762,o37,74
By EDWARD G. STONE.

Reaching another alltime peak,
bank deposits In Washington's 81
banks and trust companies scored a
gain Of $24 ,901, ,177.78 in the second
quarter, 1t was learned today follow
ing the condition call issued by Con-
troller Of the Currency Delano. On
June 80 deposits totaled $762,037, :
734.83 against $737 ,l36, ,55705 on
April 13, date of the last previous
cal.
Ohicials pointed out today that
the banks are carrying large sums
in their War Bond accounts which
later will be withdrawn by the
Treasury. The new high mark, they
said, Is due to wartime deposits,
funds held in the banks for invest
ment, present population and high
business activity. Deposits reported
by the individual banks follow:
Deposits on June 80, 1914.
American Security e. Trust, $92-
743,932,27. ..
Anacostia Bank, $6,983 3.273.
Commerce g. Savings, $ll,271,-
1881.
City Bank, s27 ,491. .45083.
Columbia National, $S.471 .764.65.
Hamilton National, $65, AS, ,729.75
Industrial Bank. $3.50. 1881.
Liberty National, $24,970, ,003 81.
Lincoln National, SIC, ,654 1924
McLachlen Bank, $4,000 1854.
Morris Plan. $9,126, ,32058.
MHnsey. Trust. SIS ,320,75110
National Bank of Washington
81. .333, ,89006.
National Capital, s7,84o,261s4
National Metropolitan, $4a,14O,-
e69.9o.
National Savings & Trust, $32,-
27s.o13.2e.
Riggs National, $236, ,434, ,458 06.
Second National, $23 3,120.31155.
Security Saving e. Commercial,
$2O,147, ,60365.
Union Trust, $25, 5,l57 ,2O7.57.
Washington Loan e. Trust, $685.
663.99220
Totals. $762 2.037, ,73483.
d. C. Postal Receipts Soar.
Receipts at the City Post ONCE
In June reached $1,361 ,080.79, COM
pared with $1,089. .14055 in June a
year ago, g. sharp increase of $271,- =
940.24. or 2497 per cent, and estab-
fishing another new alltime record
for the month. Postmaster Vincent
c. Burke announced today. .- ...
Postal receipts in the first half
year registered gain of $1,020,-
064.16, Mr.. Burke added, this also
being q new peak. Revenues totaled
$7491 ,32911, against $6,47l .165 90 In
the first six months Of 1913.
r-an Ar,,rae }od;oa%a %A.% r,.r
time business In the Capital re-
manned at very high levels during
the half year but the increase in the
local postage rate to three cents
proved a surprising factor in the
higher revenues, Mr. Burke added.
Fleming Selection Lauded.
District bankers today expressed
keen satisfaction over the election
of Robert v. Fleming, president of
Riggs National. as chairman of the
Washington Clearing House As
is closer to banking affairs here and
all over the country. He has served
on the Clearing House Committee
for years.
A former president of the Ameri-
can Bankers Association and of the
District Bankers Association, Mr.
Fleming now is president of the
Association of Reserve City Bankers
and member Of the Federal Reserve
Boards Advisory Council. He has
had just about all the high honors
in banking, as well as the expert
ence that goes with them. In his
hands wartime clearing house prob
lens will be administered with dis
patch and wisdom.
Evening star., 1944-07-03
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO, July ? IA sreater volume
OF hedge selling than At any time in the
past two weeks and q marked decline in
milling demand resulted in sharply lower
prices for wheat futures today
There was some commission house buy
ing OF September wheat but anything
that approached q rally encouraged heavy
offerings. Weakness at other markets and
increased receipts of new wheat At South
western terminals were principal factors
in the decline.
All other grains were down with wheat
Rye trading vas quiet and commission
houses were on both sides Of the oats
Evening star., 1944-07-03
Actress Wins Divorce

LONDON, July 3 [P.-Jessie Mat
thews, film and stage star. received
10 divorce today from John Robert
Hale Monro on grounds Of adultery.
They were married January "A, 1881,
and had one adopted child.
Evening star., 1944-07-03
Veteran Secretary
OF ABA. to Retire
By the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, July 3.-Richard w.
Hill, secretary of the American
Bankers Association, will retire Au-
gust 81 after q years with the or
ganization, 1t was announced here
by A. L. M. Virgins, ABA president.
Evening star., 1944-07-03
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Evening star., 1944-07-03

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Evening star., 1944-07-03

June Livestock Marketings we're
well above 4 year ago, the American
Meat Institute reported. Gains tn
cluded: cattle, 41%; hogs, so; sheep
and lambs, 1870; calves, 83g,
Evening star., 1944-07-03
Approximate Safes Tsaay.

Approximate Sales TOaay
IL 100 am. 3o2 $50 1900 noon 5S4 90
100 p.m. 7S3 71o 2:0o pm. ! oo9 so
tUntt Of trading. 10 snares; sales printed
in full In bankruptcy Or receivership or
being reorgantsed Guder Bankruptcy Act
Rates Of dividends IN the fosegoins table
quarterly or semi-annual declaration. Un-
less otherwise noted, special ore extra livI.
denSs Sx ,,.r,. are not IN, included .n di!id.ns
or stock. eDeclAred or paid. 20 far thie
year. fPayable in stock. Paid last year
b Payable In Canadian flnds Accumu.
ated dividends oaid or declares this wear
Evening star., 1944-07-03
NJ. 7. Curb Market
(furnlshe1 - the Anseasts1 fYsos.D
LIST NCLUDE8 ONLY I6oUEs CHANGED
/ from PREvtOUS CLOSE

Inst I1DEs 3 os;l n; iss5ss ch"sorp
From PREvtOUS C0aE
Aero Sun Zoe 5HlIii rover div 6. iss4
Air-Way II .30s 34sl III Zinc e5e IL
Alum CO Am SMIlnn AJro "a of l1st
Am Fork&H Ne l7lhllnti Pet nl 10
Am Naracaibo lAiIYytne AC1 IA
Am Repub Zee u lEoppers ora loz3S
Am super pf 1Z4eiKresS H pf60 1lA
Am Writ PAD 6htLake Sh n AZ l7M
Argus. Inc ---- so LAns-Wens 17A
Ark Nat Gas A1AlLouisl.A .AExp 20 7k
AshId OkR 40: 61blNcCofd Rad "a
Att Coast Ae 9a$lNcWinDredeI.e llk
Atlas Corr var 7AlMichBump 1De 3Lb
Atl a. For We o3&lNich AtI r 3Os 7iS
Atlas Ply 60 l31SI Mono Pictures "a
Barium Steel 7l4lVaN 0asI 1lk
Basic Refr zoe 516I Nies-Bem-P4 1914
BellancaAir Ne Jbb|OEden CO t.e ~
Blumenthal 16iklPac q opf so 1914
BreezeCorp SOC O1s| Pantepec ~
Bufi Il AHPp, ~ snoen,s % seeur sis
Gable 1AIPitney-BoWes 40 pa
Calltte T Zoe 7aAiPueedPakL zoe 1914
Carrier 10tles PAL Of s. lo73A
catlin Am 1oe- olAlpyrene zoe l731
City Auto 80 Sh1aaymond c II 7lLA
Cont <y&A ae ~ aaytheon Afg ~ :
Creole Pet Ne 7A,4IReed RON jae 73M
Cro'n Drug O5s 2zblRichmond Rad 81
Cub At Sx II We 731tl tlRoeser&Pn ne 1l14
4 DAYTON Rub Ne l9\alRyefsonkHayns 3A
Oet Alcn -1Os 9hl St Re8tS PApfy- ~
East Sta pf - 3eiberlins zee - 10
East States pf Ao3<lsimson Utd ~
3 Bd d Share 10 Seullin etl t1e lin
Emerson II .30e l3ztl lShr-Will h so 15A
Fchtld q lg 11hlSolar Airc zoe ~
FairchE&A .2Og 24t Solar ME-. BOG 81
FansteelAet kg 7oiAISonetone IOe zs
Fuller tGA) 2g 15AlSou Royalty zoe 1o3t
Glen AID c soc 1SAlStand Prod iae TIA
IGodehaux A Sc - rishman Real m
Gray AiR 9S1Todd 6hpyds 2e 90
Hartford II vtc 13t unK Sol LIZ ~
Hearn Dept Str 5StIOtd CT VIII St 2h
Hecla Min We o3AlUtd Gas ia
Holl c Gold 2ee. 1l1blW Va G & Ae ga
Huylers AlhiWdley Pet 40 12l4
Rates Of dividends In the foreEoing table
are annual disbursements based on the last
quarterly or semi-annual declaration. On
less otherwise noted special or extra div
exsr.s Cash OF stock, Paid last year
far this year Payable in Z can.dian mad ~
FUNDS; Accumulated dividends paid or de-
clared this year wv with Varrants
IXv Without VAYrautl
Evening star., 1944-07-03
United Stotes Treasury Position,

; the Associated Press. :
The position Of the Treasury June 20 G
Washington Journal., 1944-11-17
Sdtnuplattcn nan
rricNcr RcrocitcHt

Sarnes 6. Getrillo, @rdiiOent ser
americln 6eocration Of M%uiicionS,
lab sic Auibe6una ieines Dor 81
Monatci ueriiilten &erbots all ieine
MitgIieoer, Ill SHallplottsnberiteI
linaen mit3umirten befnnnt. Sc
trillo, Ser cine Anueiiuig OcS Nar
Sabor gonro ms ein Grildlen pom
Br0li0ent Rooieaelt in SEN @in0 ne
ldllaaeit bntte. Sen ltnion Nallifern
81 gatltteL 8l1ttm iiir R@a- Gictor,
Columbia f~ecoroing Corp. l.EN Sic
Srmsfriptions Abtsiiung non 9e9-
8 ber5nltelfeiL crtIGrte. OaB allt orei
6irlnen lid Der 6oroerulg ser A5@
mad 3ubGnig elmer Gautien1e fiir
ieAe y~srfaufte Glatte geiiigt boben.
Salnes Y. Murrdp, General Mta-
iaqcr 9on &1A @ictm. 6attc eiu
p1ar Dilnlltcn }l0or nnftgeteiIt OoB
RGA &cior lid bereit erfl1rte, sic
Sorocrnl1 GltrilloS Sl erfiiIIen.
Gscca lurN cine &eibe f%leinerer
@ramnopJon 6irmen batten ifon
Dor Sa6reSfriit @ertrGge nit ser
46@ lnter5eidnet Columbia err
fldrte, ooB IS NIT 8etriIlo Elm 9[b-
tontnlen er5ielt babe, olpeil Sic He-
%5ieruilg nidt willens ODER nidt f6bia
1T, ibre anlpeiIu19en 0urdjufii6ren
. Ger lpirtidoftlif)e Gruf altf ms
lit Oerarf Itarf, oob mir nidt l1n9er
!uorteit fonleil ullo entlpeoer iebt utt-
ter3eidAlen miilIen o0er ltnier sc.
idldft alfgcbefl."
Gic unter3eidneten5 3 Sabre lall-
enoell A%6fonnten MAIDEN es Sen be.
.refIenoen 6irnlel1 moglidL Iofort
ipie0er Sic 6eritelllui9 BON GIatten
altI5nnebmen. als 0os 8erbot am I.
4n1nlt 1912 crying, iteIIten Sic BEL
Den 8elelllhoften mebt ais sic S1lf-
tie Ser 1870 MilIionen in sen &ereinig-
ten Stpotcn id9rIid proou5ierten
S%d)nllplatten Der. altf @rln0 einer
Groouftion miiroe Sic ITM
iobrIid) $4,000 600 bon Sen 0rei
8irnnen fiir ibre Mitglieoer er6qIten,
abr Betrillo red)tet nit elmer nod
1oberen Siilnn1ee oa n1e6r Stalf-
olatten 6ergeiteIlt peroen oiirFten.