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Evening star., 1952-12-28
New Arlington Board
Studies Remaining
|0f County Clerk

The Arlington County Board is
Expected to announce tomorrow or
Tuesday whether it plans to re-
appoint Mrs. Ruby Simpson as
clerk for the coming year.
The new board had previously
advised Mrs. Simpsons that it
did not intend to reappoint her.
At yesterdays meeting. however,
board members made no comment
when they were asked to announce
their plans regarding the $500
a-year post.
Three former board chairmen,
Jail non-partisans. praised, Mrs.
Simpsons services and urged her
disappointment. Also commencing
Mrs. Simpson for the Invaluable
service" Of her Office was Com
monwealth's Attorney William j.
Hassan. a Democrat.
Not a Political Appointment.
Daniel A. Dugan said Mrs.
Simpsons appointment to the post
was not a political one.
IF she leaves for political rea-
sons," he said, "it will be the first
political dismissal since the county
manager system went into effect
more than 20 years ago."
Mrs. Simpson, a non-partisan
was appointed when that group
held a majority on the board
Mr.. Dugan said, however, that
Mrs. Simpson has taken no part
in politics since her appointment
and "there is no other person ]
know of who can do the job as
we'll"
Mrs. Florence Cannon and Rob-
ert w. Cox described the clerk
as an outstanding public servant
and said she had made a signif1-
cant contribution to good govern
ment in the county.
Merit Setup Violation Charged.
In another request, Mr.. Dugar
asked the board to appoint spe-
cial commission to determine
whether Capt. Dudley Rector
should have been promoted tt
head Of the detective bureau. Mr.
Dugan said 1t. John Sanders was
in line for the promotion and he
charged that the merit system was
violated in passing over the lieu
tenant to promote Capt. Rector.
The board made no comment
on Mr.. Dugan's request and took
no action on it.
Republican Robert A. Peck, who
is expected to become board chair
man this week, said the board
had no decision to announce re-
garding the clerkship. He said
Mrs. Simpson would be notified OF
the boards decision before the re-
Organization meeting set for 1918
am. Thursday.
Lauds Chairman's Service.
George M. Rowzee, jr., Repub-
lican elected last November, will
join the board at the January
meeting.
Mr.. Rowzee will succeed Alfred
E. Frisbie, a Democrat. who has
been chairman Of the board.
Board members, the three for
mer board chairmen and Mr.. Has
san joined in praising Mr.. Frisbie' Is
service to the county in the past
five years.
Mr.. Frisbie, who has said he
plans to run for delegate next
year, said he hopes to be of fur
ther service to the county in the
future.
Evening star., 1952-12-28
Cornell Holiday Luncheon

Undergraduate students of Cor
nell University will hold their an
nual holiday luncheon at 1890
pm. Tuesday at Kenwood Golf
and Country Club on River road,
Bethesda. The luncheon is jointly
sponsored by the Cornell Club Of
Washington and the Cornell
Women's Club of Washington.
Evening star., 1952-12-28
Two Bandits Take $50
In Ice Cream Store HoIdup

Two bandits robbed a Highs
Ice Cream Store at 1901 Four
teenth street NV. Of $50 shortly
before 10 o'clock last night.
Police said the men cowed two
women clerks by holding their
hands in their pockets in a men
acing manner as if holding
weapons.
The clerks, Dolores Pyles, %,
and Mabel Beal, So, both colored.
told police the bandits appeared
to be Spanish or Cuban.
Evening star., 1952-12-28
Pope Honored Perosi

ROME, Dec. 27 P.-Pope Plus
XII today honored 80-year-old
Lorenzo Perosi by attending q
musical oratory conducted by the
composer and director. Mr.. Perosi
led the Santa Cecilia Orchestra
and the Santa Cecilia Choir in a
presentation of his own compost
ton, Birth of the Redemptor. "
Evening star., 1952-12-28
Foley to Speak Tuesday

Allen B. Foley, professor of
history at Dartmouth College, will
speak at the schools annual
undergraduate luncheon at noon
Tuesday in the National Press
Club ballroom.
Evening star., 1952-12-28
India Advises Reds on Gifts

Observing that relief Should
be kept apart from political con-
|troversies," India has told Russia
and China that food gifts must be
distributed only through official
agencies.
Evening star., 1952-12-28
House Probe Charges
Taft Act Oath Fails 10
Curb Reds in Labor
Continued From First Page.)

Continued From First Page.)
and locals by the Communist con-
spiracy."
Among unions identified by the
committee as Communist targets,
or Communist controlled, were the
big Ford United Auto Workers
(CIO) Local 600 at Detroit: the
Chicago Amalgamated UAW local
453, called the little Kremlin";;
the United Electrical, Radio and
Machine Workers locals Onde-
pendent) in the plants Of Inter-
national Harvester; and local S47
Of the United Packing House
Workers (CIO).
While the committee proposed
no alternative to the non-Com-
munist affidavit, it did recommend
Federal investigation of every la
Dor organization to determine
whether its leaders were Commu-
niStS.
See NLRB Tagging.
If the finding were in the af-
firmative, then the labor group
would be denied the services Of
the NLRB.
The report added:
THE committee heSitateS to rec
ommend that the NLRB be de-
signated as the investigative
agency :. for reasons which seem
to the committee to be repeated
failure on the part Of the NLRB
to investigate the activities of ex-
isting Communist-dominated un-
ionS-activitieS which apparently
circumvent the intent of the Taft
Hartley Act and place non-Com-
munist unions and industry to the
disadvantage of the Communist
unions"
The committee also once more
called on Congress to require the
Secretary Of Defense to put into
effect law passed by the 81st
Congress which would prohibit
employment of Communists in any
plant designated a defense IA
cility".
Hold Unions Largely Loyal.
Summarizing its findings in in
dustrial defense areas, the COM
mittee published a list of hundreds
of persons identified as members
of the Communist Party at pub
lie hearings, but added:
For the most part, union men,
bers in the United States are
completely loyal and patriotic.
However, in numerous in
stances, the average union men,
ber has been unaware that,
through ihs own apathy for union
affairs, the union or local to which
he belongs is under the domina-
ton of Communism.
"The committee considers the
failure of certain trade-unionists
to rid themselves of Communists
to be a national disgrace, directly
affecting the security of the
United States.
This statement does not imply
that the disgrace is the fault of
the average worker, for he needs
leadership and protection in this
battle.
This leadership and protec-
ton have been denied him inI
many instances by labor, manage
ment and the Government itself"
Blast Government Laxity.
The committee also touched on
findings involving Reds in pro-
fessional groups. in the Govern
ment, and in Hollywood.
In reference to Reds in Gov
ernment, the committee said it
has long been puzzled at the
relative ease with which individ-
uals who have ben identified as
members of the Communist Party
have gained employment in the
.. Government"
It said ar investigation had
been started to learn the methods
by which Communists have been
able Ito move from one agency to
another with apparent ease"
Representative Velde, Republi-
can, of Illinois. slated to succeed
Representative Wood, Democrat,
Evening star., 1952-12-28
Second Dublin Ship

The Liffey Dockyard, which re-
Gently launched Dublin's first ship
in Is years, has a contract for a
second vessel, a i 1,356-ton collier
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-01-11
[ irnblin Gives
Travelogue Show

Members of the Port Clinton XII
wants Club were entertained at
their Wednesday noon meeting IN
the Evangelical E. U. B. church
hall, by Kiwanian William limb
lin, who presented program Of
100 colored picture slides and de-
scribed his recent 10000 mile trip
to California and the western
states. A state meeting OF Dis
trict Kiwanis officials will be held
in Cincinnati next Monday when
Ray Boiler, Of the local club, Will
be installed as the new Lleutenant
Governor of the Sixth Division.
Robert Schwartz, of Akron, and
Don Lee, of Toledo, were club vls-
itors. Secy. D. D. Sims reported
a meeting of the directors and
committee Nairmen was held IN
the high school building Tuesday
evening.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-01-11
Court House News

Judge Tom D. Stahl, of the COM
mon pleas court, has been as
signed to hear Seneca county
case at Tiffin, Wednesday, Jan. Is.
Treasurer n l.. Cullenen re-
ports a large number Of tax payers
are making their January pal
grimage TO the trcasurcr's Office Al
this time ON tax paying missions
Collections have been reported
good with many payments being
made through the use of the mail
February 1st is the deadllne for
paying taxes before the penalty
becomes due
Carl Brugger, the newly ap-
pointed dog warden, has establish
ed office headquarters in the court
house and has already reported a
number OF untagged dogs having
been rounded up and taken to the
dog pound at the county home
farm. The auditors department
reports nearly SEQ dog tags having
been issued to date, with Janu-
ary 20 as the last date for the
$500 fee after which date the
penalty becomes effective. Many
dog owners are making appllca-
ton for licenses through the mail
and others are calling at the audi
tors office for tags.
Persons who have suffered loss
es of animals or fowls, through
action of stray dogs, must noti1.
the county commissioners, either
in person or writing, within "A
hours following the discovery OF
their losses.
County Supt of Schools, Edwin
Digby visited the North Bass ISL
ands school Monday, making the
trip to the island by the ailplane
route.
County Arditor E. A. Guth re
ports the receipt Of cncck from
the federal government for 81
O88.15 which represents the
amount paid by the government
in lieu Of taxes for the Erie Gar
dens.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-01-11
ORDINANCE No. 37S

TO Fin THE SALARIES AND
ANp DECLARE AN EMER-
BE it ordained by the Council of
the City Of Port Clinton, Ohio. two
thirds Of a members elected there
Section 1D MAYOR. That the
salary of the Mayor shall be
$1S0o.00 per annum. payable in
equal monthly inStallments and that
he shall. give bond in the amount
Of 100000; the premium of said
bond to be paid by the City of Port
fund Of said city.
Section ~ AUDITOR. That the
alary of the City Auditor shall be
$4,000. 90 per year. payable in equal
monthly inStallments. and that he
shall give bond in the amount of
$3o0o.00; the premium Of said bond
to be paid by the City of Port Clin-
ton, ohio, from the general fund of
said city.
Section c3) TREASURER. That
the salary of the Treasurer shall be
$4,000 per annum. payable in
aqual monthly installments. and
hat he shall give bond i'm the
Of said bond to be paid by the City
of Port Clinton. ohio, from the
general fund OF said citv.
Section (4D SOLICITOR. That the
salary of the Solicitor shall be
S12oo.o0 per annum. payable in
nqual monthly installments.
Section 90 PRESIDENT OF
President of Council shall be
$4,000 per year, payable in equal
monthly installments.
Section go PRESIDENT PRO
TEN That the salary Of the
President Pro Tenn of Council
hall be $4,000 per year. payable
n equal monthly instalIments.
Section % MEMBERS OF COt'N-
IL. That the salary Of members
If council shall each he $4,000 per
wear. payable in equal monthly in
itallments.
I'll That the salary OF the Clerk
If Council shall be S1S00e per year,
,ayable in equal monthly install
Section 90 CIVIL SERVICE
members of the civil Service
Commission shall be $1.00 per year
ach. payable annually and that
hey shall be paid their necessary
Expenses out Of the general fund
If the city.
Section Go) That all existing
ordinances or parts of ordinances
Inconsistent herewith be repealed
md this ordinance take effect from
md after the earliest period al
owed by law
Section G1) This ordinance is
hereby declared an emergency, for
he reason that due to the transi
ion of the. government Of this
community from village to city, no
,,.oI-isi.,s iCtc spto1al1So =
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-01-11
ORDNANCE 40. $40

cl;EATiNG AND ESTABLISHING
CITY BOARD OF PUBLIC
uTlllTlES AND DECLARING AN
IsM ERGf,N
W hereaS it has been and is here
by determined and declared by the
Iplncll OF the City of Port Clinton
ONO. to be essential to the best in
tefest of such municipal corpora
ton mat the duties relating to the
management and operation of mu-
nlclpallY owned public utilities con-
TERED upon the Director of Public
Service by Section 1856 and Sec
tIoo 1926, of the General Code OF
ohio be vested in a board composed
or three members;
BE II ordained by the Council Of
the city of Port Clinton two thirds
OF all members elected thereto con-
curing;
Section % That duties relating
10 the management and operation
Of municipality owned public utili-
ties of said city. conferred' upon the
Director of Public Service by the
General Code of Ohio. together with
all such other duties Of said pi-
rector of Public Service as may be
legally transferred and vested, be
transferred and vested in Il board
composed of three members ana
known as The Port Clinton Public
Utilities Board.
Section 90 That the Mayor of
the City of Port Clinton, Ohio, be
and he is hereby authorized to APP
point said members of said board,
said appointment to be subject to
the approval of Council; one mem
Der to be appointed for n term of
two years, one meber for a term
OF four years and one mcmber for
term of six years At the eXpira-
tion OF each term of Office an APP
| TWO years, one member for a term
OF SIX years. In case Of Il vacancy
| by death. resignation or removal
from the corporation of member
the successor to be appointed ac-
cordins to Section 4326-1 of the
ohio General Code.
Section CD That the salary OF
! the members of said Board of Pub
lie Utilities shall be in the amount
cf Two Hundred and Forty Dollars
a. year, payable in quarterly in
StallmentS; that the members OF
said board serve without bond
4 Section t4) That said board shall
have authority and power to man
| age, control and maintain all pub
! lie utilities of the City of Port
1 Clinton, Ohio. as conferred upon a
| Director of Public Service by Sec
! tions 1886. 1925 and 1925 of the
/ Ohio General Code together with
| all other powers and authority re-
! latine to public service and ordl
| narily conferred upon a Director OF
| Public Service, which can legally
! be transferred, delegated to or con
! ferred upon said Board of Public
| Utilities.
Section 90 This ordinance is
/ hereby declared to be a emergency
due to the necessity of the immed.
! late e-organization of the govern
1 a'@at o. shis .2,mcioioaiity from a
ase & Ct b: "a the sam,
! shall 80 into Immediate effect upon
! pass 9-e thereof
Approved:
HAROLD NIELSEN,
Attest.
+. w. NOBIs, Clerk.
Approved January s. 1862.
4s-2t CARL BECKER, Mayor.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-01-11
MECKFESSEL
NAMED, OAK
HARbOR COUNCIL.

Oak Harbor village council has
approved the appointments of Fred
Meckfessel, shoe store oWncr, to
fill the seat made vacant by Ed.
ZipfeFs resignation. Zipfel is now
residing in Louisville, Ky Other
councilmen, sworn in last week
are Paul Provonsha, Clean Robin
son, Lot.;s Brindley, Robert Hook
in and Carl Noble Robinson was
elected president of council.
Other village officers for the
new term are: Al Brown, chief CT
police; Harry Peters, FIRE chief
Cary Scheuerman, street commits
sioner, Clifford Applegatc, street
supervisor and Don WargoWsky,
village solicitor
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-01-11
HOME STUDY MEETINGS TO Be
SCHEDULE IN every TOWNSHIP

Meeting emergencies in the
home" is the topic Of u series Of
meetings held in the county I'M
der direction of Mrs. Betty Hook
in, home demonstration agent
A. meeting will be held in each
township, the first having taken
place Tuesday in Allen Township,
at which speakers were Mrs. Leon
Smith and |. P. Blauser.
The second gathering was in
the home of Mrs. Ed. STaSch, Car
roll Township Wednesday and
the third is scheduled III Mrs.
O'Neal Cutcher's home, Salem,
for Thursday afternoon and in'the
extension office, Friday The Bay
Township meeting will be held at
Mrs B. B.. Brough's home, Ben
ton, Tuesday. The Benton meet
ing will be next Wednesday al
Mrs Emery Tasch's home. Tie
Port Clinton meeting will be on
: Thursday in the Ohio Edison as
sembly room.
The Erie meeting will be i'll the
home of Mrs. Villa LcFcver, Jan.
13 and the Catawba gathering will
be January % at Mrs Ed. Lafcr'&
residence. The Danburs meeting
will be in the home of Ms. Cor
don Wahler's home, January 3,
with the Harris meeting OH Jan.
Is at Mrs Stanley Magsigs home
and the final meeting for Portage
Township will be in the Gypsum
school cafeteria, Feb rs
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-01-11
NORTH BASS

Mrs. Agnes Waldeckcr spent
Thursday morning on Put-in-Bay.
Mr. and Mrs Richard Adams OF
Ann. Ohio returned h)me after
pending the holidays wi,h M
Adams parents, Mr.. ,nI Mr..
John Nura.
Mr.. and Mrs. George liartlauL
reformed home "Wednesday after
visiting their son of SanduskJ
over the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs Simon Fox anl
Bonnie returned home Weinesda,
after visiting their daugoter ant
family Of Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Hoover anl
daughter Of Toledo spent severa.
days at their cottage here.
Ronald Bower, George and
Minta Ingles returned 10 school
after spending the holidays with
their parents.
The Island telephone service
has been restored
The new North Bass school is
nearing completion.
Mrs. George Bowers spent New
Years day in Sandusky.
William Dempsey was in San
dusky Wednesday.
Paul Stonesook was called to
sandusky suddenly due TO the i'll
ness OF bis father.
Ersel Maynard received a sur
prlsed visit from his two brothers
one OF whom has been III service
IN Korean area the past year.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-01-11
Notice ON Filing OF inventory

In the Matter of the Estate Of
Hermine Noss, also known as
Herminia Noss. deceased.
BE il known that on the 4th day
of January, 1852, an inventory and
Appraisement of the estate of Her
mine Noss, also known as Her
minia Noss. late of Portage Town
ship, Ohio. in said County was
filed in this Court. Said Inventory
and Appraisement will be for hear
ing before this Court on the 2Sth
day of January, 1862, at 200 o'clock
+. NJ.
ANY per&nn desiring to file excep-
tionS to said Inventory must file
exceptions thereto at leastfi five
davs prior 10 the day set for hear
ing
Given under my hand and seal
II said Court this ith day of Janu-
AIRY. 1852.
Judge and ,X-OHicio clerk.
lN-ot
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-01-11

Total Iliabilities and
Capital Accounts .mS4 .49l coo SO
MEMORANDA
Assets pledged or as
&igned to secure. liza
bilitieS and for other
purposes .............~........ S sos. 700. 90
State of Ohio. County Of Ottawa, s.:
|, w c. Gill. cashier of the
above named bank, 40 solemnly
swear that the aboNet statement is
true To the best Of my knowledge
and belief.
w G. GILL, Cashier.
Sworn to and subscribed before
me this 7th day of January. 1852
VI. ISABELLE. SASS, Notary Public.
.Iy commission expires November
2 1853.
'orrect--AtteSt:
n. Il. Englebeck, Harry Stensen
y. - Wilson, Directors. 4S-lt
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-01-11
Wayne Foreman
Elected Officer By
Toledo Businessmen

Wayne Formean, Goodale Ave,
Toledo, recently was elected sec
retary-treasurer of the Colony
Merchants Association. The or
ganization is composed Of busi-
ressmen of the West Toledo Mon
roe-Central area. Mr.. Foreman,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Fore
man, Oak Harbor, is associated
with the G~1-o,'n Furniture CO..
2O71 West CcItr1l Ave
A graduate Of Oak Harbor High
School and Bowling Green State
University, Mr.. Foreman served
with the Navy during World War
II.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-01-11
NAMED DOC WAKpEN

The Ottawa Coz aty commits
&ioners have appointed Carl BruG-
ger. of Port Clinton, to serve as
full time dog warden in Inc coun-
ty, succeeding George Dankey,
who was serving as part time war
den.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-01-11
Cost Guard Broadens AGES

Rear Admiral Roy l.. Raney,
Commander of the Ninth Coast
Guard District Great Lakes Area
announced this week that the
Coast Guard Reserve can now
enlist men between the ages Of
II and 13 1/2 and eX-Coast
Guardsmen up to As. Prior to
this only eX-servicemen and non
veterans between 26 and 35 were
being accepted in the Reserve.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-01-11
STOCK HOLDERS MEETING

The regular meeting of the
Stockholders Of The Port Clinton
Lumber & Coal Company will he
held at their Office at Port Clinton
Ohio, Saturday. January 18th
1852. at 200 O'Clock j. NJ. for the
purpose OF electing a Board OF hi
rectors and transacting such other
business as may come before the
meeting.
Il. T. WEDEK IND,
APT Secretary
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-01-11
SCHOOL ADMISSIONS EXEMPT

Admission to school athletic
events and school fairs held in the
schools own facilities have been
exempted by OPS from ceiling
price regulation.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-01-11
ACCOUNT or GUARDIANSHIP

In the Matter Of the Guardian
hin Of Martha Battiste.
Notice is hereby gi"an that Ed
'vard Battiete as Guardian %
Martha Rattiste. has filed a Finai
'roount of his cnarfianshin. whiah
viii he for hearin@ and settlement
Fehrsarv l1th 1852 Anv intnr-
'sted party may Gle exceptions
hereto not lntar than five days
ariar tn the abape date.
Peter W. Gulal.s Probate Judge,
Ap-or
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-01-11
CHICAGO BUSINESS TRIP

Earl LcVeck and William
Eberle, Of the j A. NeldecNer Co.
were in Chicago this week attend
ing the national furniture show
for 1852 markets.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-01-11

Mrs. John Lay will D, accom-
panied by Mrs. K. Masdon, Mrs.
Butts and Mrs. Mildred Wagner
when she leaves for st. Peters
burg. Fla. tonight.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-01-11
WANT TO RENT

TO RENT HOUSE - or 3 bed
room unfurnished house or apart
ment in or near Port Clinton Tor
couple and 3 children. Phone Fos-
toria. Ohio. 35i5. collect 4@-ltp
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-01-11

heading, 2 cents per word;
minimum, soc per insertion.
Display classified, zoe per
inch per insertion. When
answering ads say, 'I saw IL
in the Ottawa County News"
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-01-11
Report of Condition of
The Port Clinton
National Bank

of Port Clinton, in the State of
Ohio, at the close of business ON
December 81, 1851.
Published in response to call made
by Comptroller Of the Currency,
under section 52ll, [. S. Revised
StatutcS)
ASSETS
Cash. balances With other
banks including re-
serve balance. and
cash items in process
of collection ...................$ S69 23G IS
United. States Government
obligations, direct and
guaranteed .-..~,..,~.......~... 92902S.I3
Obligations Of States
and political sub
divisions ..~.~.....~,~...,~...... 762,941.2 -
other bonds, notes and
debentures -.-.~......y....-.. 46I,S9i. 50
corporate stocks, includ
ing $9,0GU.00 stock of
Federal Reserve Banll) 5000 90
Loans and Discounts
cncluding $l0.47 over
draitS) ............-............ l, III. 1.3i9. 81
Bank premises
owned .~...~....$ IA, 10000
Furniture and
fl&tufcS ....,....S ,65o.OJ
..........-,....,~....~.. 32,150o5
Total Assets ..~....-.......... l.191 500 81
LIABILITIES
Demand deposits Of indi-
NidualS partnerships.
and corporations ........S 513,73f.22
Time Deposits OF indiNid-
uals, partnerships
and corporations .~....... , 36l .aG3 9 !
Deposits of United States
Government (includ-
ing postal savings )... 59.446I2
Deposits Of States and
political subdivisions l59.o93.9}
other deposits certified
and cashiers checks
etc.) 1867:
Total Deposits s4.1o9,21367
Total .iabili1iaS ......S i"!,. 2la.t7
CAilTAt. A'',''a NrS
''apitsl 500 L:
go tufiintpll Sto'.h.
L.. y par $500 "n" 40 lo" H0n 90
S'fpl4S ....~..",,~.r- 90. ".ood.ou
Undivided profits a...~...... S2,3S1.16
Total Capital Accounts sS2,3S7lG
Total Liabilities and