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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-16
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REPORT OF CONDITION OF
PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK & TRUST COMPAN

of Wilmington, N. c, at the close Of business October s 1s47. a
ins laws Of Of this State State and a s1 Member s" Of the he 1 Federal all Reserve sys-
tenn. Published in accordance with a call made by the State Bank
Ing u a"A y '@ ASSETS DN> VI VAS D~S"
1. Cash, balances with other banks, including. reserve
2. United States Government obligations, direct and
{. Obligations of States and political subdivisions 55a4es47
5. Corporate stocks Including sl35oooo stock of Fed .
{. Loans and discounts dnciuding s3s26.se ~.,
T.. Bank premises owned $7s,4428s, furniture and fix
(Bank premises owned r subject to s-~~None----
{. Real estate owned other than bank premises ----- None
9. Investments and other assets indirectly representing
~ bank premises ;5G or other r. real estate None
II. e9ana'n assets T 1Sss4. p
u. TOTAL ASSETS $40, e275g1s
LIABILITIES
Is. Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, and
IA. Time deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corp. nv
orations 2eo5,s4s.s2
1e. Deposits of States and political subdivisions ~ses,86ss3
IS. Other deposits Certified and officers
checks, etcJ 1%so,5o7o4
- 9 TIT T0TA n,1 DEPOSITS sad;sconat: and oths So is}a a{s!s for
81. Mortgages rot other liens, s--None- ON bank premises "<
%. Aeeeptances executed by or for account Of this bank
%. o eRs eq 1sS;asiss ESss:
Obligations Gla Shown teS J lne-u0lns So Jos. los IS
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS
Is. Capital* 5 100000
Is. Surplus 35OO0O.OO
81. Undivided profits 57473.74
%. Reserves (and retirement account for preferred
captaD l200OOO
20. TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS -1---------- S 522473:74
80. TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL
ACCOUNTS $40 g., 579 10
This banks capital consists of:
First prefered stock with total par value of s--None--
Second preferred stock with total par value of 5 --None--
total retirable value of S None
CAPITAL notes and debentureS -------.-- S -- None---
Common stock with total par value of 500, 100000
MEMORANDA
81. Assets pledged or assigned to secure liabilities and
for other purposes s1,seo, 10000
80. Obligations subordinated to claims of depositors and
other creditors, not included in liabilities None
l. Robert H. Tate, Vice-Pres. and Cashier, of the above-named
bank, hereby certify that the above statement is true to the best OF
my knowledge and belief.
ROBERT II. TATE
Cofreet-Attest: w. S. Johnson
Howard A. Penton
J. Holmes Davis Jr.
Directors
State of North Carolina, County Of New Hanover SIS:
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 18th day OF
SEAL October, 1947.
LULA N. RILEY
Notary Pub :
My Commission Expires
May {, 108
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I6o- Moving & Storage

HYDRICK'S TRANSFER Depend
able service. Reasonable rates.
Furniture carefully handled. Dial
2-0056 or 2-2322
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SEEDS. SPRAYS. spray materials
dusts. busters. for farm garden
lawn. Cross Seed Co. Dial 1858.
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l5s-Rcoiing
l55-Seeds. Plants. Bulbs

EADQUARTERS FOR fa.l grains
Genuine Abruzzi rye full grain
oats barley wheat, vetch. winter
peas. rye, grass crimson clover
etc T. W. Wood and Sons
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LOCAL QUOTATIONS

Furnished by Allen C. Ewing & Co..
BID ASKED
Aviation Shares SOC 5.Ss SIS
ACL of Conn 4.0oa So 10 SIS 1-2
Boston Fund 2.16b 20.45 22.ll
Caro- Insurance 1.40a IS %
Chase Nat Bank 1.60a
Elk Div .40c IS 90
McBee .40a I-2 5-s
Mass Inv Trust 1.S9b
Elk Div Csc ISIS 27.8 81
National Transit 3 1-2 81
PEG Saw Bank & TT 8. DOC 80
Red Rock Bot Inc, Ga 5 Ia Ia
Sec Nat Bank DOC AZ % l-2
Standard Stoker 5000 II q
T VI Common .6oa 8 IA 8 "a
Viii Saw & Tr 2.O0c 40
Nat Tran Pump & Mch Co. 6 6 3-4
a. Indicated annual dividend rate.
b. Income and profits dividends paid
in past II months.
c. Paid in 1916.
The above quotations are nominal and
are believed to be indications of the
price at which the securities may be
purchased or sold.
The Philippine ISLANDS have a
land area of lis, 900 square
miles
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STOCK

Complied by The Associated
Press Oct. Is.
80 Is Is 60
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The Philippines consist Of
II 1888 lands.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-16

OR Bedroom house or apart
meht, unfinished: convenient:
schoois and transportation. Con-
,acl Harvey Brown, Cape Fear
motel or phone 4476.
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's2-Travel Opportunities

LOAD OR PART load via Atlanta.
Dial 1923. Jones Transfer and
Storage.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-16

SMALL HOUSE trailer. Price
must be reasonable. Dial 2-8964.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-16

WANTED - Used Army work
clothing and shoes. Turner'S
bargain Store, 721 No. 4th st.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-16
ln--W Wanted 70 Buy

WANTED TO Purchase, tuxedo
You have outgroWn. Phone 2-8206.
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ME- FIVE room house in good
nleghborhood by nice family OF
1fee. viii take good care of
Same. Phone 2-045O.
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lR-W Wanted 70 Rent

"ANTED-USED sewing machine
-Reasonable-Dial 2-2971.
Evening star., 1947-07-15

Not on the Complexity of Defest
Ends publicity Note from Jerome
Lee in Honor of the Club BalD :
Coming to the Club Bali July 1S
will be the most influential behop-
per of them all yard bird Parker
christian Charlie, best known as
Bird Birds spectacular also saxo-
phone cadences have been the in
spiration for one rebop tyro after
another. giving confident a range
of ideas and suggestion of form to
kids who otherwise would be lost in
their pursuit of the defest ends
and outs of this most complex OF
Jazz schools.
THE Bird came back to New York
in April, after more than a year on
the west coast, came back to a musi-
Evening star., 1947-07-15
spare S In the place. The sign now
reads, or did until just recently:
STARLIGHT ROOF
HAMMY SEYMOUR MUSIC.

x1kaQ0N0 JGi 4ASoAS Ava SS&Ss
Il
The current entertainment at the
Lotus features q man who probably
is the only one you ever saw who
can keep five punching bags going
at the same time. He does it with
elbows (2), knees ca and head
%. He is half of the team of
Ross and Ross and the other (femi-
nine) half is quite hand at this
punching bag business, too. It's a
lively floor show novelty; at least
it's different. Others in the Lotus
show are 10 Ann Summers, an adept
tap dancer; Ray and Irene Drake,
who manage to be moderately funny
even though they copy the Hart
mans which is impossible, and, Of
course, Buddy Shaner, the singer
and master of ceremonies.
y x X
Edith Davies, the Neptune Rooms S
organist, was brought up suddenly
by silence the other afternoon, right
in the middle of Begin the Be-
guine." The speakers of the elec-
trio organ just stopped speaking.
With considerable aplomb, she
climbed down from her perch, found
the unplugged plug, plugged 1t in
again, climbed back up and resumed
the tune-with the note following
the last one heard. After ALL" she
said, "I'd already played half OF it.
Back during the war years a lot
of people discovered that uniforms
were unintentional DISCUSSES, too
There was the time when a local
hotel manager wanted to keep the
pianist in his cocktail lounge
through the winter season. To do
so, he had to have approval OF his
boss in New York, so he arranged
to show off the musician as best he
could the next time the New York
man was down. .
The pianist was good. all right,
but perhaps played with more color
than sound technique. The hotel
manager thought the best thing to
do would be to have some of the
musicians conservatory friends
scattered around on the night when
the boss was to be impressed. They
would applaud firmly, politely, but
not too vigorously in the manner Of
an obvious clacque. They would
step up one by one and request clas-
sical selections they knew the man
looked and sounded best on.
Well, the man from New York
brought along an advertising man
who had a thorough knowledge of
classical music underneath the Navy
uniform he was wearing at the time.
When the hotel manager and his
boss became involved in bookkeep-
ing discussion, the ad man in the
Navy decided he'd go on down to
the lounge and let them join him
later.
When he got there ne wandered
Evening star., 1947-07-15

over and asked the pianist to play
one Of his favorite classical items.
"You like classical music?' asked
the musician.
why, yes, do" said the Navy
man.
"Okay," said the pianist. "Sit
down and hang onto your hat
You'll hear plenty of it tonight.
We're putin on q show for some
big shot so-and-so from New York" "
Evening star., 1947-07-15
Girl Scouts to Package
Chest Donor Feathers

Forty girls from District of the
Girl Scouts of the District will meet
at 10 am. tomorrow at Taft Junior
High School to package red feathers
to be given to contributors to the
Community Chest during its cam
paign in the fall. The school is at
Eighteenth and Otis streets NE.
As part of their service to the
Evening star., 1947-07-15

community the girls will sign up In
groups of 40 or 50 to package the
100000 feathers to be used In the
drive. They will meet every We'd
nesday for the rest of the month In
the Taft School at 10 am. and work
until 4 pm.
Evening star., 1947-07-15
After Dark
Hey, Ba.Ba.Re.Bop, Daddy, Don't
Hit Me With That Booeie Beat
By HARRY MACARTHUR.
By HARRY MACARTHUR.

clans community wildly eager tc
see him again. The night he ar
rived in town the word went around
from one club to another, one bar
to another. Birds back in town;
whispered in sepulchar tones, usual
ly reserved for religious leaders
and revolutionaries. Every ses-
sion he appeared at for the next few
weeks was ballyhooed days in ad-
vance among the behoppers as
another Bird-letter day. An attend
ance was compulsory for those who
wished to continue in the behopp
school"
So, it looks like Friday will be a
Bird-letter day at the Bali. You'd
better get up there if you want to
straighten out those complexities
in your defiest ends and outs.
Evening star., 1947-07-15

There is an electric sign on the
Pennsylvania avenue side Of the
Roger Smith Hotel which announces:
Evening star., 1947-07-15
STARLIGHT ROOF
SAMMY SEYMOUR MUSIC.

That's the way the sign used to
read, that is. Then some souvenir
hunter stole the first S in the
second line. 1t was Sammy, him.
self, who pointed out the theft to
the hotels manager, A. B. Merrick.
He sort of wishes now that he had
kept his big mouth shut, for when
Mr.. Merrick went down to fix the
thing he found he didn't have a
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-14
Valuable Information
On Adopting a Child

HAVE you often thought about
II adopting a child and let the
matter drop - just like that?
Granted the first step is always
the hardest but even that one can
be easy if you know which way
you're going.
The first thing 10 Go IS consult the au-
thoriZed adoption agency nearest you. Go
prepared to answer Questions-Which are
kept coahdential-sbout your home life.
your marriage and the type Of child you
want
Is there minimum income? No-Farm
people for instance have small actual cash
income, yet provide most of their needs
from the land. Moderate means and good
home environment are sufficient.
Authorized agencies in every state are
listed in our latest Reader Service booklet
Adopting Child" along with actual case
histories, the tragedy of black market ba-
bies and how children are tested before
being offered to you.
Send 25c in coin for adopting a Child''
to Weekly Newspaper Service, 243 West
18th Street. New York IL, N. Y. Print
name. address with zone, booklet title and
No. 205.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-14

If you are looking for ways to
stretch your Christmas budget
here's good news! Make a list of
all the smokers you know and give
them either of these two popular
gift items featured by your local
dealer = carton of favorful
Camel Cigarettes or a pound tin
Of mild, mellow Prince Albert
Smoking Tobacco. Both gifts come
ready to give. The Camel carton
comes in a colorful holiday dress,
containing 200 mild, rich-tasting
cigarettes. And Prince Albert-the
National Joy Smokes offered in
the popular full pound container.
Even a card is unnecessary for
these gifts-space is provided for
a personalized Christmas greeting.
You'll be "tickled pink" when you
see the hearty reception your
friends will give holiday-wrapped
Camels and Prince Albert!-Adv.
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Todd, dear; you made a mis-
take in letting so much time
elapse between our last talk and
this one"
"So?"
Eyes. I've had TIM to think.
Viii, you take me away now"
"Now?" His smooth head turn
ed slowly.
Eyes. But if we let them know
we're going they'll find some way
to keep us. l know you want to
stay, toto see things out to a
finish. You think something's due
to happen tonight. But couldn't
we-skip the last act and get out
before the crowds? Look, Todd.
You said you'd guessed all the
answers; but you're not detec-
tive, you're not policeman,
you're not even a private citizen
who's seen a crime committed.
This is all in the past, the criminal
part at least, isn't it? Well then;
what do you have to do about it ?"
what do have to do?" Todd's
whisper came at last. e" Nothing.
l don't know of any way to see
justice done. Miss Tillsit's body
has been ashes for all of four
years, and there is no other proof
that a murder was committed.
"And still you want to stay and
see this out ?"
mo. Not if you want to go this
badly. How long will it take you
to pack?"
ITS all DONE" Georgine whis-
pered in a half-sob of relief.
"Then Ill put my coat on"
Todd began to ease himself to his
feet, land get the car out of the
shed. It'll roll down without my
starting the engine" He bent to
her ear. "You won't be afraid to
stay alone for five minutes? If
anything went wrong you could
scream, you know"
She heard the front door open
and close softly as he passed
through, but she doubted that
anyone else would have sensed it.
She slipped quietly back into her
own room, leaving that door open
the merest crack, and stood look
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you know-who killed Miss
Tillsit ?"
II think So"
"WeIl, don't tell mel" said
Georgine in a vigorous whisper.
"At least not until we're far
away" She got up. 1--WE had
enough of this, want to go home
and forget it."
You're quite right. Why don't
you go to bed now, and before you
know it it'll be morning and we
can"
go to bed? You mean to sleep :?
Are you crazy? After all these
goings-on I'm not even planning
to take my clothes off, let alone
lie there in the dark"
"I'll be up, if that would help
any"
what for, Todd?"
eff our impulsive friend goes
up to the attic again." said Todd
deliberately, "he's going to get
caught in the act"
THE sounds of people going to
Il bed diminished and died to
silence. It was nearly one o'clock.
Georgine peered cautiously into
the hall and saw that Todd was
already there, on the plush settee
by her bedroom door.
Leave your door OPEN" he said
on the barest thread of breath.
Leaves us in shadow and lights
up the stairs"
She lowered herself carefully
to a seat beside him. When they
we're together there didn't seem
any great danger about this vigil;
t felt ridiculous and hollow.
"Are you sure everyone is in?"
she said in a whisper as soft as
lis own.
Eyes; and asleep, 1 hope"
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sit. The evidence seemed to point to GIL
bert, Mrs. Peabody's husband, but any
member of the family could have been
guilty. One night while everyone was
playing bridge, Todd sneaked out. Soon
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-14

CHAPTER XVI
THE STORY THUS FAR: Todd McKin-
non, Georgine Wyeth and small daugh ter,
Barby, were sisitin1 Mrs. Peabody, try
ing to solve the murder Of Adeline Till
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FOXES-NINE IN ONE DAY
Trap SlyeSt FurbearerS.
Particulars Free. Write
ESTABROOK, Sherburne Ctr, Vermont
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CLOSED STAKE BODY, used as van, steel
sides and roof, plank floor, IA it. bed,
side. All wired with lights, good condition,
only 1895. E. B. SMITH, Browning, Mont.
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Afterwards .Aey heard erash-rushin1
upstairs, they found Todd, lying sppar'
emily unconscious on the floor. " me
everyone was busy, he let Georsins
know he was OK.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-14
INSTRUCTION

LEARN WELDING
Prepare yourself for good wages. Free
tuition. monthly allowance for vets.
WELDING SCHOOL
800 NE Sacramento, Cor. Union Ave.
Portland IL Oregon
MU $3.50
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HELP WANTED-MEN
HELP WANTED-WOMEN

WANTED: General duty nurses. Salary
SITS per month with full maintenance.
SHERIDAN MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
Plentywood Montana
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-14

WHO couldn't love a doll like
w this it's so cute! Just
change the hair-do and clothes and
you've girl doll, too!
Arms and legs move. Pattern GIT has a
transfer, instructions for doll and clothes
for boy or girl.
Due to an unusually large demand and
current conditions, slightly more time is
required in filling orders for few of the
most popular patterns.
Send your order to:
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-14

GUNS
Send 10c for List 100 Used Guns.
FRAYSETH'S
WilImar Minnasot.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-14

DEER, ELK, COW and fur skins tanned
into leather, and made into coats, gloves,
etc. to your measure. Or we buy them.
CHERVENY GLOVE G. TANNING CO.
l127 NV. 10Th Ave, Portland. Oregon
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MISCELLANEOUS

GUNSMITH: Alterations and repairs all
types scope and peep sight. Mounted
Bishop stocks on hand.
FISCHER'S Billings. Montana
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-14

ONE AIR PLANE DRILL
mounted on truck, complete with all tools.
One large Mosler safe. Write
Box 668 Helena, Mont.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-14

FOR SALE-Two new "Deepfreeze" units
at price you can afford to pay. This is
a real bargain. Don't overlook it.
o. J. ELLINGSON
Big Timber Montana.
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STAMPS FOR COLLECTORS: Send for
free illustrated price list. Approvals
against two good references. ]. JACKSON,
S01 Shields St., Lewistown, Montana.
FOR SALE: One American planer; size
6x15 four knife. square head; price So, $50.
OWEN-THOMPSON LUMBER COMPANY
Box So, Dallas, Oregon
Phone 371 Dallas
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IN SEATTLE STOP AT THE FRYE
HOTEL, 1875 modern. freproof and sound
proof rooms with radio. Rates from $3.50.
assured. Transient and per-
manent. Coffee shop and Dining Room. "a
hr. garage in building.
Third at Yesler Way, Seattle 4, Washington
Evening star., 1947-02-02
Army Expert Critical
!l0f Private Wind tunnels
BY shs Assoeiotsd Press

Col. Leslie e. simon, an Army
ordnance expert, yesterday deplored
what he termed ill considered
plans" of private industry to ven
ture into the building Of costly
wind tunnels for research in
speeds of super sound range.
Col. Simon, director of the Ord
nance Departments ballistic re-
search laboratories at Aberdeen
Proving Grounds, Md, said such
plans involved not only "a danger
Of monetary extravaganza, but
threaten to dissipate our resources
of scientific personnel"
The Ordnance Departments labo-
ratories and about four supersonic
wind tunnels now operating or ready
to operate employ almost all of the
qualified personnel that can be
squeezed out Of the colleges today
without doing definite harm to the
education of future scientists" Col.
Simon said in an article in the cur
rent edition of the magazine Log
istics'
Col. Simon declared it would be
better and more economical for in
dustry to have ballistic and aerody-
manic work done for them by a
Government agency equipped with
a wind tunnel than to go into the
building and operation of such ex-
pensive equipment themselves.
Evening star., 1947-02-02
harkey Aide Disputes
Committee Report on.
0'Conor Vote Margin
Nv 4hs A,seeiutsd Press

BALTIMORE, Feb. George
Cochran Doub, counsel for Brig.
Gen. D. John Markey who is con-
testing last November's election for
United states Senator from Mary
land, took issue today with con-
1ressional committees report that
its investigation showed the numbers
of votes differed slightly from those
previously certified
The report by the. Special Cam
paien Expenditures Committee was
made Friday when it went out of
existence. It's work has been taken
up by the Senate Committee on
Rules and Administration follow
ing Gen. Markey's protest to the
election of Herbert R. O'Conor,
former Democratic Maryland gov
ernor.
Commenting on the committees
report that a recheck of the Balti-
more City voting machines disclosed
totals differing slightly" from the
certified results. Mr. Doub said:
THE fact is that in five precincts
OF Baltimore City the Ellender Com
n1ittee ascertained that the vote for
senator O'Conor had been mac
curately reported by the election
oficials by over 400 votes.
"As a result of this recheck of
voting machines purportedly as
suring an accurate vote, Senator
O'Conor's small reported majority
was reduced by approximately 20
per cent"
Senator o'Conor was certified the
winner by 2,G32 votes.
Evening star., 1947-02-02
Man Again Asks $1,000
For Eve Lost in 1894

Charles r. Hooper, 81, who lost
an eye in a Navy Yard accident
more than so years ago. is hopeful
that the bill introduced in the
Senate to give him $4,000 for his
loss will be passed and then signed
by the President. The bill has
passed either the House or the
Senate five times and last year was
passed by both houses only to be
vetoed by President Truman.
Senator Capper, Republican, Of
Kansas, and Senator McCarran,
Democrat, of Nevada introduced the
bill Friday. Mr.. Hooper said he was
surprised when the President vetoed
it last year but Is going to keep
working for its passage until he re-
ceives the money.
Mr.. Hooper lost his left eye in
1894. He left the Government serv-
ice and ran grocery store before
returning to the Government in 1909.
He was retired in 1882 on an annuity
of $1,146.e
When President Truman vetoed
the bill reimbursing him last year,
he said the loss of the eye appar-
emily had not impaired Mr.. Hooper's
earning capacity.
Evening star., 1947-02-02
New De Casper Cabinet
Is DELAYED Until Today
By the Assoeiated Press

ROME, Feb. Premier designate
Alcide de Gasperi's cabinet-makine
efforts were blocked again tonight
by. stubborn Leftist insistence that
an exact balance between Left and
Center parties be kept in his third
government and completion Of the
ministerial lineup was postponed
until tomorrow.
Leaders of the three most potent
political parties met until almost
midnight in an effort to form the
new cabinet.
At the end of the twelfth day of
Italy's latest political crisis, the
representatives of de Gasperi's own
party, the Christian Democrats, and
those of the Communists and social
lists were reported agreed on holders
of several portfolios, but still dis
agreed on the total division OF
cabinet posts.