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Evening star., 1951-04-01

Judge Samuel s. Liebowitz O,
Brooklyn told Yale University Law
students the legal profession
should "act quickly to insure tina
television hearings do not get our
of hand" He said television. i'm.
properly used, could be a sinister
weapon of SANDER"
New York.
Gov. Dewey acting on testi.
mony before the Kefauver com.
mittee, ordered a special grane
jury investigation of gamblins
conditions at Saratoga Springs.
In New York City, Deputy Chic.
Police Inspector Abraham Gold.
man retired after a brief confer.
ence with Police Commissionel
Thomas Murphy. Mr.. Murph,
called him in after FBI Chic!
Hoover told the Kefauver com.
mittee that Irving Sherman, miss.
ing friend of Frank Costello. hac
been chauffeured from La Guar.
dia Airport by a police official.
New York State filed income
tax claims of $715,152 against
Frank Erickson, jailed ruler of 6
l$12.5 million-a-year bookie EN-.
Ipire.
Pennsylvania.
Assistant district attorneys ir
Philadelphia set up separat,
headquarters away from police
channels" to probe racketeerine
and police ties.
A group Of Pennsylvania minis.
tiers urged the Kefauver Com
mittee to extend its crime prohs
Evening star., 1951-04-01

ting up a crime commission
United States Attorney Edward
Kane says he intends to ask ap-
|proximately six indictments as a
result Of the previous visit here
|of the Kefauyer committee.
Wisconsin.
Milwaukee Gambler Sid Brod-
son told the Senate Committee: !:
"As you know. no city is as de-
void Of crime as our town." Dep
|uty District Attorney Joseph Tier
|ney, commenting, said Brodson
could be arrested only under an
obscure statute that forbids bet
ting between friends. Mr.. Tier
|ney said this cannot be enforced
against small bettors and so it
isn't aginst the big ones. He said
no evidence was obtainable in
such cases, anyway.
Indiana.
A grand jury investigation of
crime and politics has been un-
|derway since before the Kefauver
hearings.
Iowa.
Des Moines police telegraphed
Senatorr Kefauver to urge that
his committee continue its investi-
cation Of tie-ups between racket
|eers and police.
Arkansas.
Gov. Sid. McMath has ordered
Ia breakdown on gambling after
State police reported it wide open
in numerous Hot Springs. Camden
and Helena establishments. Hot
Springs establishments cited by
police apparently were closed i'm
mediately. The Governor ordered
State Police to act if local officials
did not.
Texas.
Attorney General Price Daniel
called conference of all Texas
prosecutors late last week to step
up local enforcement, especially on
gambling. A House Investigating
Committee is looking into the
possibility that out-of-State syndi-
Gates are moving into Texas.
Oklahoma.
County Attorney Lewis J..
Bicking announced a drive to rid
Tulsa of "big-shot gamblers and
hoodlums." As the first target,
Gus Gargotta, brother of Charles
Gargotta, slain underworld figure,
was charged with State vagrancy.
Following the arrest of six men
in Norman on gambling charges,
County Attorney Robert Bailey
telegraphed Senator Kefauver to
send investigators to determine
their connections with a national
gambling syndicate.
California.
A Federal grand jury in Los
Angeles, spurred' by Kefauver
Committee findings, is probing
Gambler Mickey Cohen's unusual
financial deals. Cohen told the
Kefauver group last November he
borrowed $500, 900 in the last three
years without interest, notes or
collateral.
Police Chief William Parker
said the Senate Committees spot
light via press, radio and televi-
sion "engendered widespread pub
lie support of our fight to resist
the attempt Of the underworld to
take over"
TeleviSion Station KECA-TV'
Evening star., 1951-04-01

which televised the committees
Los Angeles hearings February
27-28 reported receiving thousands
of letters indicating the public
was shocked and aroused.
Gov. Warren said that as a re-
suit of recent Investigations the
Nations criminals will be on the
move for a considerable time and
will seek new fields of operation
in places where there is little
anti-crime activity.
II don't want California to be
one of these places" he said. 1--WE
ought to keep the white light of
publicity on crime in our State and
those trying to come here. 1t is
the best insurance we have against
a tidal wave of organized crime"
Oregon.
Irving HaSSon, the only Port
lander mentioned in the Kefauver
hearings, has been charged with
bookmaking. Mayor Dorothy Nc
Cullough Lee says she will try to
revoke all his city licenses, such
as those for a card room and
restaurant, regardless of the
trials outcome. .s
Nevada.
A secret investigation OF mar
|cotics peddling to airmen at Nellis
Air Force Base at Las Vegas broke
into the open with raids last
might. Three civilians were ar
rested and dozen airmen face
Air Force action in connection
with "reefer parties"
Mississippi.
The Mississippi State Guard
raided 20 Holmes County taverns
in the first State breakdown on
bootlegging and gambling in more
than three years. Sheriff Ellis
Wynn requested State Guard help
from Gov. Fielding Wright.
Indiana.
A cutoff of telephone service to
bookie joints will be ordered to-
morrow. Prosecutor Frank H.
Fairchild announced.
Evening star., 1951-04-01
BY the Associated Press

There's at least one person out.
side of thugdom who is glac
Senator Kefauver, Democrat, .ol
Tennessee, is giving up the jot
of directing the Senate crime in
vestigation.
It is his pretty, red-haired anc
vivacious wife. Nancy
I'm happy about it," she says
We've missed him at home"
Senator Kefauver agreed to the
Senate giving his committee an.
other month in which to write its
report. But if the probe goes on
it will be without him.
II don't like being away from
my family so much" says the big
rangy Tennessean. TOO, I want
to see more of my friends back
home"
For almost a year Senator
Kefauver was on the trail of the
Nations big time gamblers, going
to Missouri. Florida, Illinois. Ohio
Michigan, California and Louisiana
for hearings.
It cost him q lot of home cooked
meals and romps with his four
children.
The racuous blasts of publicity
that greeted the committee in
Evening star., 1951-04-01
Hurley
Continued From First page.)

N~Oe~N~~ANS~~A . SA4A . a. ~ Z 0SVsy
II knocked his hat of, but he
finally knocked me to the ground" +"
Gen. Hurley said he was unable
to get a good look at his at
taker. Almost Immediately after
the first blow was struck, Gen.
Hurley began shouting, Get my
Igun'-apparently to frighten the
man away
At least dozen police cars were
on the scene a short time later,
lcombing the neighborhood for a
trace of the aSsailant. Hospitals
and doctors also were alerted
to watch for gunshot victim.
Gen. Hurley called his own
physician and went to George
Washington Hospital for head
X-rays. Later, he was transferred
to Walter Reed Hospital for OBJ
servation.
Evening star., 1951-04-01

into Pittsburgh and Southwestern
Pennsylvania. et,5
George F. Richardson was fired
as assistant superintendent o1
Philadelphia police after his name
cropped up in the Senate invesLi-
Egation.
New Jersey.
Both houses of the Legislature
heard demands by Democratic
members for legislative inquiry
into possible crime-government
connections following Kefauvel
Committee reports of hoodluins
Eracketeers and criminals in New
Jersey.
The Hackensack City Council
pressed its own investigation into
Ialleged gambling in the city.
A Hoboken crime report, used
by the Kefauyer Committee in New
York. was knocked down by its au-
thor. City Magistrate Albert j
Shea. Mr.. Shea said his report
prepared in 1947 when he was ar
attorney, was based almost en-
Itirely on anonymous tips, hearsay
information, rumorS and unsigned
and inconsistent statements. The
report said gamblers set up terri,
tories in conjunction with city
officials.
Maryland.
Maryland may probe its gov.
ernmental setup to find out
whether any public official ha.
been Influenced by organized
crime. A resolution introduced ir
the House of Delegates asks fol
an investigation of the possible
relationship between crime anc
government.
| In Baltimore, a new narcotics
squad was organized in. the Police
Department. Gamblers are re-
ported moving wholesale out OF
the city following stiffening o1
penalties. s@s E't e-. -
Louisiana.
Five gambling leaders were in
dicted at New Orleans on con-
tempt charges for refusing to an
swer questions of the Senate
Committee, whose sessions here
January 1926 were first to be
televised. All open gambling has
been closed in Jefferson Parish
County known as "Clancy's
Kingdom" after Sheriff Frank
Clancy. The parish is the site oil
the Beverly Club, partly owned by
Costello.
| Slot machines previously com.
mon in drugstores. bars, restau.
rants and grocery stores suddenly
disappeared. Bookies halted oper.
ations except for a few small one!
on the sly. More than 1000 per.
sons are estimated to have beer
thrown out of work by the gam.
bling shutdown.
New Orleans Mayor deLessep.
Morrison said the Kefauver in.
vestigation Spotlighted the prob.
lem of many law enforcing cite.
which have wide open gamblins
across municipal boundaries" Hi
lsaid he was informed the hearing.
Evening star., 1951-04-01
Reteers and Gamblers Seek Cover Crime Investigation Action


Iresulted Gin a shutdown Of the
racing wire service that formerly
came in just above New Orleans
At New Iberia, 100 miles west Of
New Orleans, Sheriff Robert r
Derouen has banned gambling
but said he would allow prostitu-
ton to continue In q restricted
district.
Florida.
Director Sullivan Of the Miami
Crime Commission. in declaring
criminals are on the run. adds:
"It is a job at which we can
never relax. We had an invisible
government by the underworld
here and we are breaking its grip.
Florida grand juries have in
Idicted so gamblers and law en-
lforcement officers with varying
results. Five sheriffs have been
removed, with two reinstated later
At Tampa, the grand jury is re-
ported more active than at any
time in IS years.
''It (the Kefauver Committee)
has stirred up the interests Of the
people and brought them out oi
APATHY and indifference 10 syn
ldicated crime" said Tampa Po-
lice Chief Malcolm c. Beasley.
"You can already see that COM
Imunities are taking things into
their own hands to get honest and
courageous men into law enforce
ment officers"
Kentucky.
Oficials Of Newport and Cow
ington said they started anti
gambling drives prior to the Ke-
fauver hearings.
Newport City Manager Malcolm
Rhoads said the Kefauver inyesti-
cation nevertheless was the big
'gest thing that has happened. .
He said it brought "quickening
of public support" to anti-gam-
bling measures and made the po-
lice department more aware and
more active" "a
Illinois. .
Gov. Stevenson indorsed q pro-
posal for legislation to establish
a Little Kefauver" committee to
probe crime. rackets and gam
bling.
In pressing for the State Crime
Committee, State Senator Wallace
Thompson, the Republican leader.
called for a careful search of
facts" rather than simply a dra-
matte expose of notorious UNDER
world characters. #H
He noted that Gov. Stevenson
had reported to the Kefauver
Committee that there was evi-
dence of IS criminal syndicates
operating in Illinois.
ut is our duty to find out who
these syndicate operators are.
what they do. and where they
operate" said Mr.. Thompson, the
Senate Republican leader. a.
The proposed crime committee
would get $4,000 for an 1S-month
investigation. 4
Cook County (Chicagol ] grand
juries have indicted II men in
the last three months on charges
of conspiracy to violate gambling
laws by operating policy games
and investigation is continuing.
The Kefauver Committee heard
testimony that $50 million a year
is bet on policy numbers in Chi
cago. @aE
The Kane County grand jury.
at Geneva wound up three-week
investigation by indicting IL men
last week on charges Of gambling
conspiracy. bookmaking, operat-
ing gambling devices or perjury.
A Narcotics Court. first Of its
kind in the United States, will
be opened in Chicago tomorrow
to handle the increased violations
of narcotics laws.
Michigan.
Gov. G. Mennen williams has
asked the Kefauver Committee
to return to Detroit for further
investigation.
Allen B. Grove, president of
the Economic Club of Detroit,
heads a citizens committee whicn
is studying the possibility OF set
Evening star., 1951-04-01
Boby Becomes Uncle

The new baby born to the wife
of Jan Otto, aged 72, at Villiers-
dorp, South Africa, already is an
uncle, as Otto was a grandfather
before the baby's birth. z'
Evening star., 1951-04-01

When the Russians owned
Alaska they called Mt. Mckinley
"Bolshaya," meaning "the Great
One. "3s
Evening star., 1951-10-21
100 Shepherd st. NV.

IT Thi. sc: colsni1s,l;typs 2. I, typ; house.
ner lot, with So frontags
BY 1873, adjoining Rock
Greek Park. was built BY pres
ent owner Q years ago. Liv-
ing room 13.6x2S. dining
room 13.6x14.6'. mahogany-
paneled den. adjoining bar
room and powder room. de
luxe electric kitchen llxl5.
utility room Qxl5, large
Elassed-in porch, 4 bedrooms
and . baths, 2nd floor: Q
rooms and bath. 3rd floor:
ample closet space. wall-to-
wall carpeting; rubber tiled
floors in den. bar, kitchen and
utility rooms; Jsnitrol gas
INV. heating system: all-alu-
minum windows and storm sash
cool-shade screens eliminate
awnings: detached Gear ga
rage; housing ample maids
quarters If desired; beauti-
fully handicapped yard. with
large barbecue pit; near
schools and churches; house
must be seen to appreciate its
beauty and architectural de-
sign; S57.500. Can be shown
any time by OWNER. TU.
Evening star., 1951-10-21
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
PALACIAI, HOME

Unusually spacious modern brick Co.
Country Club area. Iaeal for en-.
tertaining. Stately liv. rm. oft
ceilings). banquet sized din. rm..
writing rm.. large ultra modern kit,
powder rr1... screened porch, 8 large
nts,drms, Pee, baths. End a. exception
rm. and bath: 2-car garage; new
house cond. A level beaut. land
scaped corner lot provides per
fect setting. Shown by gppt.
EARL F. WRIGHT
WI 1900 cupdav 10
Evening star., 1951-10-21
CHEVY CHASE VIEW

Excellent value In Q brick rambler.
situated on . wide and deep. beauti-
Iuily landscaped lot: the home con-
din room combination with firenlaee
beautiful mod. eauipd. kit; 3 twin
sized bedrms.. 2 modern tiled baths:
attached lear garage; lge. storage
attic; the bsmt. Is tremendous, with
plenty of space for a rec. rm.; sub
WRIGHT. EN- $500,
Evening star., 1951-10-21
PARTRIDGE

New DEVELOPMENT OF large Unequal
ity homes adjoining Rock Greek
tracts of wooded land in the city.
FIRST TWO HOMES SOLD BEFORE
COMPLETION. This handsome brick
Colonial nearing completion is a
masterpiece Of fine quality and work.
manship; 8 rms, -21a baths. including
library and powder rm. on 1st f.;
paneled clubroom and servants rm,
and roughed-in bath in basement;
delightful high elevation in beauti-
ful woodland setting: S3S,50O. Ewes,
eall We. $500. FRANK S, PHILLIPS.
Evening star., 1951-10-21
GLOVER PARK

eond.; front porch. 3 large in
closed back norches. oil heat,
SIilt-in Earass; bsmt.. bus BY
SIssse: ee:est,ea' sooa t,nsneins lslshnerhoSd: 81.
rect from owner. Phone OR,
<7l<.
Evening star., 1951-10-21
GEORGETOWN
CEORGET0WN

Sss sA:s :1'la.;i :n. ns ca.: fs:rrn. e.: T rS d:
din: Tm.. kit, bsdrms. and bath
nice hsmtl oil heat. unusually lse
garden. Can MRS. BARTON, OR
6236, once phone, AD. 1912, -2I
Evening star., 1951-10-21
OPEN-VACANT

3l65 18th st. n.w.-possesses all the
features necessary for owners Ave
room apartment with six additional
bedrooms to rent; has oil hot-water
heat in full basement with 'front.'
rear entrances made into 3 addi-
tional rooms. Altogether 1t is an l.
rm. house with 3 baths. An excel
terms. This is a money-making deal.
Inspect any time Sunday. Phone
Mr.. Bell, MI. 2299.
FREDERICK w. BERENs
SALES, INC-1520 K ST. NV.
Ma. 5005.
Evening star., 1951-10-21
NJ. B. SWANSON
CHEVY CHASE Mn

CHEVY CHASE, MD.
S.year-old detached. fun center hail
prick home. featuring o reception
hal, lfv: nm. with fireplace, din. nm !,
mod. kit, den, powder rm.. side
S,Trms Ssefssnsd porch n ',s.a on the t:t a. excel
A.: stairs to lee. storage attic:
breezeway TO Lear garage: 4M%
financing; owner leaving town and
must sell. Call W. B. WRIGHT.
Evening star., 1951-10-21
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
LUXURY RAMBr,ERS

Here Is your opportunity to repIace
. couple Of disqualified purchaser,
of ramblers. architecturally beauti.
ful. OF finest type Of materials. nc
longer available for large custom.
din. nm. very large den. brick-wa iled
porch; diversified garage. Act now
TO choose your own decoration
scheme: S39,75O. ST. 1893; ewes
Sat. and Sun, EN-. 1881
Evening star., 1951-10-21
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK
NEW CUSTOM-BUILT HOMES
rUhNiSHED MODEL HOME
OPEN NOON TIT r. nA pV

OPEN NOON TILL DARK
4oth AND VAN NESS SITS NV,
S31 800 AND UP
3 TWIN-SIZE BEDROOMS
Inree baths. 1st-n;. powder rm.. spa
din; rm: leading to patio. ultra
modern kit. Optional: Finished rec,
Im. and year-around air condition
Ing. Full handicapped lot,
FOR INSPECTION BETWEEN
7 AND 9 PM. PHONE EN-. 1854
BETHESDA-MUST SELL
Owner transferred, offers big corner
white brick Colonial. Pre-war. ins
materials and construction. Iiy
rm;, din: rm.. kit. master bedrns
and bath on 1st A.: 2 twin sized
bdrms. and oath on End: rec, built
IN I.iEr snrsgs. GOOD hnancinR: sa7 800
and Sun OR 1907
Evening star., 1951-10-21
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
prewar detached brick
in Lafayette School area; 3 bedrms.
2 baths. 24-ft. liv. rm. with firepl.
din. rm.. modern completely eauipt
Kit, rec. rm., garage. z. M. FRY
INC WI S7OO till a n m 30
Evening star., 1951-10-21
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

UNUSUAL DISTINCTIVE HOME in
Chevy Chase. D. c.; studio living
room; large stone fireplace. library.
on first floor; large porch and sun
deck. dining room. breakfast room,
kitchen; laundry and maids room
and "a bath on ground level. Dou-
BILE lot well planted Inside garage.
For apDt call OR ara I'll
Evening star., 1951-10-21

WYOMING AVE. NV. 1000 block
throughout. price reduced for i'm
mediate sale; full price, S2l, 600:
about $4,000 down Sale Is subject
to approx. 1S-month lease At $3.50
monthly. Call Mr. Pastor.
LANE PASTOR FIX 2555
Evening star., 1951-10-21

bJ! NEVADA AVE. NV.
Det. brick. y large rooms, 2 baths;
on lots; 2-car garage. Wo. I1l2.
Evening star., 1951-10-21

NEAR WARDMAN PARK HOTEL ;.
brick home in wonderful location.
First floor. large living room dining
room, den. kitchen and porch; End
floor. bedrooms, 2 baths. finished
attic; basement rec. room. maid S
Built-in sarage. ROCK garden. fsh
pond. Appointment for inspection,
BY OWNER. AD. 1894
Out Conn. Ave. and Woodley Road
--Q1
Evening star., 1951-10-21
BETHESDA

BETHESDA RAMBLER
Beautiful new brick home In n
superior location; 3O-ft. liy.-din'
rm; combination, large complete Kit.
bedrms. with wonderful closets,
z baths. garage; full bsmt. with
rec. rm; space: good level lot. Not
subject to reeulation X. E. N, FRY,
INC. WI S7OQ ftll O - -, 0D
Evening star., 1951-10-21
NEED A LARGE HOME

u,
kitchen; laundry and maids room
and "a bath on ground level. Dou-
For appt. cali OR. 3l7O. -2I
NEED A LARGE HOMEp
531 NEVADA AVE. NV,
Det. brick. 9 large rooms, 2 baths;
on lots; @-car Earage. Wo. Ii!2.
1900 BLOCK UPSHUR ST. NV
Brick; rooms. 2 baths; h.-w.h.
with sas; excellent condition.
r,..T I, J. LANE, .Jr.
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
Semldet; within walking distance of
Nv. rm.. din. rm., kit. bedrms. >,
bath. garage.
CLEVELAND PARK AREA
Det. brick home with liv. rm.. din.
rm.. KIT. 3 bedrms., "a baths. rec.
rn,;, Ill.,, gaIase; close to every type OF
NEBRASKA AVE. NEAR CONN,
a semidet. frame. 2-unit apt. Each
unit contains 3 rms. kit. and bath,
Price. $1,000. Small down pynt,
Please call Mrs. Cushard. ewes. WI.
1NEz cusHARD. R.altor. OR. 4asa.
NEAR 9th AND PEABODY sTs- NV
Modern Semidetached brick, lovely
rms, 2 complete baths and Kitchens,
beautifully finished room In base
ment, gas h.-w.h.. built-in gaTase;
reas. price and terms.
.WEITZ REALTY CORP.
FL 10Th ST. NV. ST. 4555.
EWES. AND SUN. Tu. 435s.
Evening star., 1951-10-21
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
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Evening star., 1951-10-21
INCOME PROPERTIES

Brick. semidet., 8 yrs. old. units.
two l bedroom; two 2 bedrooms; in
come S2SS per month: $1,000
Evening star., 1951-10-21

M. westmoreland. Circle, Just Oh
Nass. ave. NV, lovely det. center
hall Colonial. Heeut. cor. lot. .
SHsn Sm. ias 2as' fis wash RGa'6 br..t noop fnii
bsmt with Law. full attic, attach.
ear. Auto heat. Immaculate eond..
outstandins yalus; $s4;690. sub
l Altar I "A m Wn na0G
Evening star., 1951-12-23
20 Carloads Of Holiday Food
To Brighten 9Th Army Holiday

soldier has learned that tinfoi
ration wrapping and colored clotf
or paper look pretty good on q
Christmas tree.
Some outfits are luckier.
Warrant Oficer Alfred La France
of Manchester, N. H., fairly croweo
as he said:
"Our decorations here at the
End Division are just like State.
side-eveTything from wreaths
tinsel and Christmas bells to rea
Christmas tree lights. went ovel
to Tokyo and brought all that stuff
for five of our mess tents-cost
1919, We may even have Santa
Claus"
Any gifts for Santa to hand out;
We'll, no." Mr.. La France ad.
mitted. Things are not thai
Stateside."
"All the fellows around here are
really watching that armistict
conference" he added. "They
hope when they sit down to Christ
mas dinner peace won't be fai
away"
Evening star., 1951-12-23
Fossils of Sharks
That Swan Georgia
Area Shown Here

The fossil remains of sharks
that swan in seas that extended
from Georgia to Ecuador were
recently added to the Smith
sonian Institution collections.
About 100 million years ago
these predatory long-snouted
sharks, which may have resem-
'bled present-day sawfishes, lived
in the era when the great dino
saurs were losing their suprem-
ecy and the land mammals were
about to take over.
Previously. the geological evi-
Idence of the carnivorous sharks
had been found only in France
and North Africa. In the recent
discoveries, the remains of one
shark were found in Twiggs
County, Ga. together with part
of the shell of a long-extinct
turtle.
Evening star., 1951-12-23
BY The Asseeioied Press

SEOUL, Korea, Sunday, Dec. %
United States 9th Army troops
will eat their way Tuesday through
70. boxcar- loads of fancy holiday
Erations. including $50 tons of
young tom turkeys.
For many soldiers in this forlorn
land, the good dinner will be the
chief notice of Christmas. though
religious services will be held
wherever possible.
Some. in rear areas. will dine in
the cleaning lights of Christmas
trees; others in the grim cold of
the front lines. But for all, it will
be the same large dinner.
We're going to feed 'er1 swell. "
said Quartermaster 1t. Col. Alex
N. Williams of Forest Hills, N. Y.
Up at the front. Doughboys pre-
pared for the Christmas feast.
evergreen trees could be chopped
anywhere. and colorful but i'm
|promptu decorations frightened
many mess tents. The American
Evening star., 1951-12-23
Clio Net Worth Increase
|0f S422,522 in Year Cited
BY the Assesiotsd Pres.

The CLOS net worth increased
$422.522 during the IL months
ended September 80. the unions
weekly newspaper. the CIO News
said yesterday.
The audit statement. accord
ing to the report. listed the CLOS
total resources at 81 ,945, ,238, Its to-
tai liabilities at $467 PTS. making
a net worth of $l.477, ,963.
Income during the 12-month
period was given as ABB, ,683 and
expenditures for all purposes as
$3,77l .160.
1t said the CIO has spent q to-
tai Of $879.261 for It's Southern or
|ganization drive. which has been
in process since 1916.