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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-04-15
THE JEWISH
QUIZ BOX
BY RABBI SAMUEL j. FOX
Copyright, 1949, Jewish
Telegraphic Agency, Incl

QUESTION:: why do some
Jewish sects hold weddings in
the open air? Submitted by A.
D.. Chicago.)
ANSWER: From most des-
criptions and explanations of this
custom the principal factor in
open air weddings is that they
are held at night under the stars.
This is claimed to be symbol of
productivity which is the true
aim of any marriage. Its origin
is said to have dated back to the
days of Abraham, the first Jew.
The Bible says: "And he brought
him (Abraham) forth outside
and said Look now toward Hea-
ven, and count the stars, if thou
shalt be able to count them And
He said unto him so shall thy
seed be- 3" Genesis 1850. In
deed the starry sky always SPELL
ed a sequence of romance in all
literature.
QUESTION: Why does the
couple face eastward in tradi-
tional marriages? Submitted by
E. C.. Bronx. New York;
ANSWER: In a synagogue
this direction faces the Ark and it
is quite logical to have the bride
and groom face the Ark in due
respect and in beseeching the
Lord to bless their union with
happiness and success. In addi-
ton thereto, eastward is the di-
rection facing the Holy Land,
which is ever kept in mind in
all Jewish ceremonies. Eastward
is also the direction of optimism
since it is the direction from
which the sun rises.
y y +
QUESTION: Why is a memoir
ial prayer chanted for the de-
ceased parent Of an orphan bride
or groom under the wedding
canopy? Doesn't this tend to
throw gloom on a happy occas-
ion? Submitted by D. D" Gin
cinnati. Ohio.)
ANSWER: Indeed an orphan
thinks of his deceased parent
upon his wedding day. Mystic
sources claim that the soul of the
deceased parent comes to the
wedding and rejoices. Certainly
the parent is worthy of remem-
hrance upon this day.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-04-15
Passover: Its History and Traditions

Just on the eve of Passover we
read a most interesting new book.
Passover: It's History and Tradi-
tons. Written by DR.. Theodor Herzl
Caster. the noted Jewish scholar.
this is truly a unique book. which
traces the story of the festival not
only in terms of the accepted ira
dition. but against the background
Of what modern research has uncov-
cred concerning the true origins and
evolution of Passover and its Gus
toms.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-04-15

The PASSOVER
QUIZ BOX
BY RABBI SAMUEL J. FOX
Copyright, 1949, Jewish Tele-
graphic Agency, Inc.)
QUESTION: What is the deriva

QUESTION: What the derivation of the word Matzoh?
ANSWER: "Ndatzoh given special form Of
Passover it's origin of two
It may come meaning This
may Matzoh the look of
bread when compared with the usual type of eaven-
ed bread also from Hebrew root meaning ito
squeeze Ito In this the Matzoh FLAT
tened squeezed OUT bread In line with either OF these two
definitions understand why the Bible deuteronomy
1879 refers the Matzoh "Lechem On which the
Bread of the Poor" the Bread of Afflichon."
QUESTION: What special preparations making
of the TMatzoh?"
ANSWER The two precaution
and speed The raw material wheat carefully
taken the mill No fresh
water chance upon the wheat from that time
grinding the kneadng of the dough done with form
Originally this accomplished by using
overnight the time of the kneading
dough put hrredy rushed into the baking
All this done prevent the dough from fermentng
QUESTION: Is there any special perfOaons
in the "NGatzos?"
ANSWER Yes the perforations further
that the dough will not rise Our records contain ev
dence that these perforaon and
protest Rabbn authorities this practice
prohibited lest the real significance of the meaning be lost
QUESTION: Why customary drip wine off the finger
relating and their representative symbols?
persons relate the custom to the Biblical
that it the Finger of CD which behind the mir
plaques e hence the of the fnger) Some regard
symbol of the fact that with each plague the
Der and the spirit of the enemy decreased
QUESTION: is fifth cup" wine
which is placed upon the table?
ANSWER: There S debate among Talmudists
ceremony requires five
cup becomes debaable matter merely placed
upon solved
Tamud aside until the days of Elijah anticipation OF
will appear settle disputes this cup
Cup Elijah" Along this belief grew that
Elijah the guest at the Seder table
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-12-08
With The
CO~edS

Students of Flora Stone Mathel
College, Western Reserve Univer.
sity will present their 35th annual
Stunt Night on Wednesday evening
December 21st, at $3.50 pm. in the
Masonic Auditorium.
The event features four original
musical comedies written, staged
anG produced by each of the classes
at Mather in competition for q
silver Stunt Night trophy.
Following the judging of the
four class stunts and the announce
ment of the winner, Matherites will
usher in their Christmas vacation
with the annual Stunt Night formal
dance in the Tudor Arms Hotel
during which the winning class will
be toasted in champagne.
Three East Cleveland students,
Patricia A. Gleason, Nancy NJ.
Goodman and Barbara Roads, are
active in their respective class
stunts. Miss Gleason is costumes
chairman for the junior stunt, en-
titled "The Wizard of Ourz". She
is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul J. Gleason of 1105 Carlyon
rd. Miss Roads is a chorus leader
in the senior stunt, entitl d
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-12-08
Campfire Girls

The Chesk : cha may O-ki-hi
Campfire group will hold Council
Fire at the First Evangelical and
Reformed Church, BAL Thornhill
dr., at Arlington rd., Sunday, Dec
ember 18th at 800 p. M.
The girls will receive Honor
Beads. The Council Fire is one of
the requirements ofWoodgathers
Rank which all the girls must take
part in.
The following officers have
been elected to hold office for the
next three months:
Virginia Mackell, president;
Judy Wachter, vice president; Jane
Berger, secretary; Laura John,
treasurer; and Barbara Johnson,
scribe.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-12-08
Local Students
Appear In Play

Shakespeare's brilliant comedy,
much Ado About Nothing" will
be the Christmas season presenta-
tion of the Cleveland College
Square Players it has been an
nounced by DR.. William G. Nc
Collom, director of the group.
The college production will be
adorned with an original musical
score by DIR. F. Karl Grossman,
head of the department of music
at the college, and a ballet of
Elizabethan gigues, pavannes, and
galliards. Choreography for the
dances has been done by Miriam
McCollom, wife of the director and
dance instructor:
"Much Ado About Nothing" will
be presented the evenings of Dec.
16 and II at the Engineers Audi
torium, st. Clair ave. and Ontario.
Members of the cast include
graduates from many Greater
Cleveland high schools. Among
them are Arthur Tabbert, Lake
wood High School; Eugene Rogol-
sky, Glenville High School; Will
liam Wachuta, East High School;
Dolores Laudato, West Technical
High School; Jack P. Held, James
Ford Rhodes High School; Jean
Kyler, West High School; Romilly
Traves, Rocky River High School;
and James Campbell, Shore High
School.
Tickets for the performances are
now available at the downtown
center of Western Reserve Univer-
sity.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-12-08

again for six months stay in
Florida, unpacking their bags at
the same Daytona Beach address
where they have resided for several
winters past. They have rented
their home at 1876 Hampton I'd. for
the period they are south.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Tx and
daughter, Marilyn, of New London,
Ohio, visited with their Cousin,
Miss Alma Clark of Chapman
ave. Sunday.
Joining other members of the
Ladies of the Oriental Shrine four
members of local Kheedawee Court
accompanied the group to Wheel
ing, w. Va. over the weekend,
TO attend a ceremonial of Isis
Court of that city. The foursome
were Mrs. P. S. Slater, Mrs. Ger
trude Baker, Mrs. Jessie Hart
man and Mrs. Blanche Burman.
The trip was made by bus, going
down Saturday and returning Sun.
day.
Miss Carol Baus has returned
home from Glenville Hospital
where she underwent an emergency
operation for appendicitis. Carol is
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-12-08

"Scheherazade Riddles Her Way
Out" She is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Conger G. Roads of
1928 Terrace. Mrs. Goodman, of
1923 Grasmere, is makeup chair
man for the sophomore stunt,
entitled knights in a Day-z".
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-12-08

the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James w. Baus of 1888 Colt rd.,
and is a part-time employee at
the Jack Frost Donut Shop.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-12-08

and is a part-time employee at
the Jack Frost Donut Shop.
=
Enjoying the California climate
while attending college are three
East Clevelanders, enrolled at the
University of Southern California,
They are Earl William Brown
Betty Jane Derhammer and Eliza
beth Feigenbutz, all from Shaw
High. Earl and Elizabeth are do
ing graduate work. Betty Jane is
a Junior.
Mrs. Edith Beckett, who has
been visiting her brother in Los
Angeles, Cal. for some time, plans
to return to her home in Cleveland
at 1876 Shaw ave. on December
18th. She will make the trip by
airplane.
The Arthur Greenwoods will be
at the Cleveland airport long be-
fore 4:30 o'clock Saturday after
noon-although that is the hour
for the arrival of son Bob, (PFC)
from Moses Lake Army Air Base,
Washington. Bob is scheduled to
leave Spokane at 100 am. and
will be greeted by the family as
he comes home on a 27 day fur
lough which will include Christmas,
New Years and sister Joanne's
birthday.
The Student Council of Shaw
High School accompanied by their
faculty sponsor, George Todd,
visited the new Euclid High School
Tuesday. The students "ohed and
ahed" and found the building to be
all that they had heard and read
about it.
It's dinner party and a theatre
party rolled into one for Shaw's
Student Council Friday evening.
The busy group will dine at Cros-
bys and then proceed to the 10th
st. theatre Of The Play House to
witness "Crime and Punishment" "
Enjoying their new home, Mr..
and Mrs. Grover H. Saywell were
there alone last Saturday evening
when in trooped a dozen old friends
and neighbors, carrying refresh
ments. The housewarming proved
most enjoyable affair as guests
were shown the new abode, and
then produced half dozen folding
chairs as a reminder of their visit.
For the past eight years the Say
wells resided at 14012 Baldwin ave-,
East Cleveland, moving to 25280
Briardale, Euclid, just recently. In
the surprise group were Mr.. and
Mrs. William Gordon, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. J. O'Brien, Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin
Hauck, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Brenan,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. ]. Saywell, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gorbett.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-12-08

Mrs. Edith Beckett, who has
been visiting her brother in Los
Angeles, Cal. for some time, plans
to return to her home in Cleveland
at 1876 Shaw ave. on December
18th. She will make the trip by
airplane.
Evening star., 1949-01-22

she gives singularly good per-
formance.
Unlike her more famous husband,
Miss Blair is not too busy at the
employing Hollywood studio to get
away for a fling at the legitimate
side of show business.
Mae West, stricken with a stom-
ach disorder during the run Of
Diamond Lii" at Ford's theater in
Baltimore a fortnight ago, will be
ready for the New York opening of
the old comedy chestnut on Febru-
ary S. The play will take over the
modest lin size) Coronet theater
recently vacated by the modestly
successful revue, Small Wonder. "
Diamond Liz was put together
as a road show with national
tour in mind, but the New York
critics enthusiasm for it when they
saw it in Montclair caused a change
in plan.
Bookings in several cities were
cancelled to permit Miss West to
work her way back to fitness for
the New York opening.
\
Betty Hutton who hit one of her
comedy peaks in Paramount's Per
lis of Pauline" may turn the success
into kind of career. Miss Hutton,
recently busy with maternity, will
return to the studio soon to under
take screen biography of the first
great cinema siren, Theda Bara.
Miss Bara was deadly serious
about her work of making fools of
men. Miss Hutton will be far less
serious about the work of Miss Bara.
Monsieur Vincent" the sensa-
.tlonal French picture which has
sent the critics of two continents
into rhapsodies, will be shown to
special audience in Washington on
Sunday, January 80.
The showing, a gala preview, will
be a benefit for the Washington
March of Dimes campaign.
Monsieur Vincent" will not be
exhibited on a regular booking for
some weeks. The gala, one perform
ance only, is set for the Playhouse.
The PlayhouSe'S successor to the
highly successful Louisiana Story"
has been announced. 1t will be the
j. Arthur Rank production, Mr..
Perrin and MIR. Traill." the story OF
two English school masters. The
star of the production is Marius
Goring, best known for his perform
ance as the young producer in The
Red Shoes"
The schoolmaster is quite diff
ferent sort.
These French actresses who are
signed to Hollywood contracts do
not always disappear into oblivion.
You might have been thinking thus
of Corrinne Calvet who was signed
bv Paramount two years ago and
who has not been seen since.
Miss Calvet Is now about to De
put back into movie circulation and
on a lavish scale as one OF the
principal females in Rope OF SAND.
II 1t is a tardy debut, it is also a
big one.
Miss Calvet has spent the last
two years studying English and
Evening star., 1949-01-22
Hollywood:
Peck Takes Lead
For Quo Vadis'
Role at Metro
By SheiIoh Grohom

Gregory Peck is first in line tc
star in Quo Vadis?,' now that his
buddy John Huston is directing the
picture for Metro. The movie is to
be made in Italy. But first Peck
goes to 2Oth-Fox, to do Virgin
Bar in Florida.
Oscar Levant will be costarred
with Gene Kelly in "An American
in Paris" music for which will be
all Gershwin. Oscar is a big hit
in his recent "Barkleys of Broad
way"
Eddie Norris did not go through
with his Mexican divorce, and he
Is now reconciled with Sheila Ryan
What mas happened to Eddie's movie
career?
Anthony Quinn, who has not
made a picture for a long time, gets
a leading role with Ricardo Montal-
ban in Metros Border Incident ~
Tony. is currently starring on the
road IN Born Yesterday.
X
Gloria Grahame has also thumbed
down the Il Married a Communist"
movie. Her husband, Nick Ray, re-
fused to direct it and when I checked
with Jane Greer If she was doing
the movie, as announced, she seemed
undecided. understand the trouble
is the script.
Clark Gable joins Mervyn LIE Roy
and his wife for a four-month
jaunt through Europe when Clark
completes Any Number Can Play"
Joan McCracken does better on
Broadway than in Hollywood. She
gets a part with John Garfield in
Clifford Odet's play, The Big
Knife" Joan will be on the stage
for five minutes only, but in that
brief time she cheWs up the scenery.
She is like James Mason. He be-
lieves that a small part, if good,
Evening star., 1949-01-22
Where. and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time of Showing

Ambassad0r-"John Loves Mary:
lis, 3:20, $40, 7:25 and 9:35 pm.
Capitol-'That Wonderful Urge:
1890 am, 1:05, 3:45, 6:25 and 9:05
pm. Stage shows: 1925, 3, $40,
$40 and II pm.
Columbia-"In the Navy: 1890
am. 1:30, 4:25, 7:25 and 1925 pm.
Dupont-"The Red Shoes; 2:30
$50. $3.50 and 1870 pm.
Hippodrome-"The Brothers.; 2,
4:35, tbs and $50 pm.
keith's-"Joan of Arc: 9, 1880
am, 2, 4::3O, 7, 9:35 and II pm.
Little-"Hamlet'; 2:30, $50 and
$50 pm.
Metropolitan - Sergeant York;:
11:10 am, 1885, 4, 6:25, 8:55 and
11:30 pm
National - Mourning Becomes
Electra; 2:30. $50 and $50 pm.
Snake PITT: 10::30 am,
12:45, 3, Sis, 7:3O and GAS pm. and
II am.
Pix - Buck Privates";; l, 1925,
$50, BIS, 10:40 pm. and los ana
Playhouse-"Loulsi Story; II
am, 1880, 2:40, 4:3U. $40, BIS,
1910 and 1880 pm.
Trans "Enchantment" l0:l6
am, 1910, 2:10, AIS, Sis, 8:15,
1910 pm. and 1915 am.
Warner John Loves Mary:
1:1o am, lis, 3:20, 5:25. 7:35, $40
and 1850 pm.
Evening star., 1949-01-22

|huddling with Goth Century Fox
for them to film his life story in
stead.
X
Martha Raye plans to do a Broad
way play with Hunt Stromberg, jr.
1 still can't understand why Martha
does not make pictures any more.
Charles Laughton and Elsa Lam
chester celebrate 20 years of mar
riage next month. Charles came
back from London with bad cold
and a resolution to make his next
movie in Hollywood.
From now on. Jane Wyman and
Olivia De Havilland will each have
a campaign to end all campaigns, in
an all-out attempt to bag the
Academy Award for the best actress
of the year. It's a neck-and-neck
race. If I were judging, I'd split
the Oscar between them. In my
opinion, James was the most un-
usual performance, while Olivia did
the best acting.
(Released by North American Newspaper
Alliance.D
Evening star., 1949-01-22

lis better than something long ano
dreary.
Ann Sothern is supposed to be
marrying Vasco Bonini. But when
I saw Vasco at lunch yesterday, and
asked him, when is the wedding
|day?" he replied, Il hardly know the
lady" Miss Sothern is currently
sliding down the slopes at Sun
Valley.
Wanda Hendrix and Audie Muir
ply finally got away on their honey
moon to Texas. First delay was
caused by Wandas flu attack. Then
Audie caught it from her. Now they
can relax until February, when
Wanda has to report to Paramount
for After Midnight"
Deanna Durbin will make a con-
cert tour of Europe when she goes
there in the spring to make a pic
ture in Italy. I'm practicing three
hours a day." Deanna told me.
When she leaves for abroad, Deanna
will stop over in New York to settle
her marital status with estranged
hubby Felix Jackson.
X X X
Eleanor Powell changed her mind
about rehearsing her London pal
ladium show in New York. She is
doing it right here. And when I
talked with Ellie yesterday, she
told me that Glenn Ford has so
many wonderful offers to make
movies in Hollywood that unless
he gets something equally good to
do in London, he will return here,
after going to New York to do
three radio shows"
Dan Daley is crying into his
teacup because his studio bosses
have refused to give him time off
to star in the new Irving Berlin
stage musical, Miss Liberty" Dan
is sure of an Academy nomination
for his fine trouping in When My
Baby Smiles At Me-
Eddie Cantor thWarted in his plan
to make his movie biog at Warmers
there is now talk hereabouts that
Warmers will make television movies
only. Anyway, 1 hear that Eddie is
Evening star., 1949-01-22
Hollywood Actors Competing
For Broadway Acting Prize
By Joy Cormody

Come when the New York drama critics get around voting
legends
show business should be scotched. thoroughly
The legend question the which has it that there
Broadway against Hollywood
virtually couple of strictly Hollywood
Evening star., 1949-01-22
Children's Ballet
Performances Set

"Rackety Packety House" will be
the second production of the season
for the Children's Theater of Wash
ington. Performances will be given
February 18 and Is at $3.50 pm. and
February 10 and 26 at 2:30 pm. at
the Roosevelt High School auditor
ium.
"Rackety Packety House" is a full
length ballet adapted from the
Francis Hodgson Burnett story. 1t
is to be performed by dancers from
the Washington School of Ballet
with choreography and direction by
Lisa Gardiner and Mary Day.
Tickets are now on sale at the
Snow Concert Bureau.
Evening star., 1949-01-22

performers were 10 run One-LWO III
the voting for the best male per-
formance on Broadway this year.
The actors are Charles Boyer whose
performance is the best thing about
Jean Paul "Sartre's Red Gloves" :"
and Rex Harrison who is making
a most engaging fellow of Henry
VIII in Anne of the Thousand
Days"
incidentally, Broadway has won
both actors quite as much as either
has won Broadway. Boyer, who
had been forgotten as corking
actor during the years he played
boudoir romance in the American
movies, still wonders how he ever
could have stayed away so long
from the stage Harrison, far less
happy in his Hollywood associations,
wonders If he ever will 60 back
there.
As co-disprovers, with Henry
Fonda, of the ridiculous legend of
q grudge between the Broadway
critics and Hollywood actors, they
are properly happy men.
The trio soon will be joined by
a fourth cinema refugee. John Gar
field in Clifford Odets' THE Big
Knife" who may end up as an
other candidate for the best acting
prize on Broadway. Might be the
strongest one if Odets is in form.
Remarks we doubt ever were
made Gack Carson's reputed de-
scription of Patricia Meals voice.:
Like a musically inclined drain
pipe dripping deep melody"
Besides, what would it mean If he
had said it?
X
Gene Kelly who keeps dreaming
of the day when he will be allowed
to direct a Broadway production
may yet lose the race back to
Gotham to his wife, Betsy Blair.
Miss Blair has been offered the
lead in THE Emerald Staircase"
scheduled to open on Broadway In
March.
She is currently visible to local
moviegoers in the role of Hester
In The Snake Pit" part in which
Evening star., 1949-01-22

satire will be given by the group be-
ginning March a. Vera Mowry, a
member of the George Washington
University English department, will
direct.
THE Drunkard" is the next pro-
duction of tie Players. 1t begins
a 15-day run January a. Tickets
may be reserved by calling District
1484.
Evening star., 1949-01-22
Musical Tryouts
Set at Mt. Vernon

The Mount Vernon Players will
hold tryouts for 'Knickerbocker
Holiday" at $50 pm. January "a,
Is and 26 in the drama Office of the
Mt. Vernon Place Methodist Church.
The Maxwell Anderson musical
Evening star., 1949-01-22

Arr nc 1888, H St. NE Al. $500
u ASaS Cont to II Pm.
Doors Open 1890. Double Feature
Program. ROY ROGERS and TR1G-
GER in I'm OLD CALIENTE,,, also
"KiNG OF THE GAMBLERS" with
STEPHAINE BACHELOR. plus Ad,
ventures of Frank and Jessie James,
CHAPTER ..
Evening star., 1949-05-18

prices on It's cars and changover
costs for new models. Edgar r.
Kaiser. company president told
the stockholders.
The corporations entry into
the lower price field with price
reductions OF 1888 on its lowest
priced car 10 sls3 on its medium
priced car costs the company
approximately $4,000 IN
dealer refunds" Mr.. Kaiser said.
Shutdown Second Expense.
"a second expense connected
with breaking into O larger market
was occasioned by q three week
shutdown at Willow Run in Feb
ruary and March for manufactur-
ing tool-up and inventory adjust
ments TO accelerate the production
of the new models
Mr.. Kaiser said. however, that
retail sales of the company's cars
are currently running approx
mately two and one-half times
more than the weekly average for
the first quarter of this year.
During the second quarter
sales have been exceeding Willow
Run production. We have placed
a second final assembly line IN
operation and are stepping up the
production schedule. the corpora
ton president reported.
Profit Reported Last Year.
The first-quarter loss amounts
to S1.27 a share. This compares
with a profit of s2.28S. 900. or so
cents q share. for the first quarter
Of l948.
Meanwhile. the attempt of a
retired Marine lieutenant colonel
Evening star., 1949-05-18
Reclomotion Project

India Q p-tncsly Crlon es Mad
hyaonarai has proseri gc- u~
Of waste land. aimed 81 reclaim
iaS 500 600 acres and supplying
home for $50 900 families on
farms
Evening star., 1949-05-18

70 force the company 20 par .
dividend On is stock apparently
failed
K o Cutie o. LonE Beach.
Calf. last January advertised In
newspapers IN an effort 10 obtain
stockholders proxies 10 force the
issue at today's meeting.
The company. IN a letter 10
stockholders. opposed his move
A count OF proxies py an ince-
pendent accounting Arm here
showed Mr.. Cutiies proposal lost
by a vote Of i.ss2.7Tl 10 7l4.3s5
Evening star., 1949-05-18
IKaiser-Frazer Tells
OF S5,SO5,298 Loss
During First Quarter
ey 'hs Assoc'otso Press

RENO. New. May i3.-Kaiser-
Frazer Corp. lost s5.805 .298 dur
ing the first quarter Of ls4s. the
company reported at its annual
stockholders meeting here yes
terday.
The loss resulted from reduced