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Falls Church Bank
Reviews Biz Gains

Growth that has boosted de-
posits lit per cent in five years
was reviewed at the recent stock
holders meeting of the Falls
Church Bank, it was announced
today.
William c. Shreve, son Of
President Carroll v. Shreve, was
added to the board of directors.
Deposits on June 80 stood at
a record $12.095, 846, compared
with $4,346,112 on the same 1949
date.
In addition to President
Shreve, the following directors
were reelected: Horace E.
Brown, Guy N. Church, Elvin S.
Robey, George E. Walker, Thorn
as w. Phillips, j. c. Storm, Will
liam c. Crossman, ST., and John
w. Rooms.
The new director is associated
with his father in the plumbing
and heating firm of Carroll v.
Shreve g. Sons and is veteran
of World War II.
Directors reelected all officers,
including Mr.. Walker, executive
vice president and trust officer:
Mr.. Brown, vice president; Mr..
Robey, cashier and assistant
trust officer; Roy E. Conner, as
sistant cashier, and Hazel S.
Reiner, assistant cashier.
The semiannual dividend of So
a share was paid June 80.
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Produce Markets

IT, B s quotations supplied by the
on Ann,a statss Agriculture DEPARTMENT:
SESlst ia inches up poor condition ripe
70 cents. Pa. Delicious a. Romes no
MACE srfs or po size mark, few sales 400, NJ
Williams Red 2-3h inches few sails ESQ, $50,
Ea pttas0s s5oIeu md and slightly weaker
sacks ] $3.50. few higher. va Eastern SS iT
Shore Sho Uslst size a cobblers unWashed
s seo 70: 2SS-5o so u sacks / $3.50;
Va Va Norfolk sect; Sebagoes 100 ID. sacks
uSlst size 2.75: Del. cobblers I'M
Sweet Dotatoes--Too few Gales to
Beans and Beets.
Snap Beans: About steady good stock.
Bu bkts. g. hpr. Md. Valentines, best,
300; fair quail, 2.25; Contenders. fair
9 Sual: go; round stringless. fair quail.
Poultry Quotations.
poultry: Market barely steady to
weak, Fryers exceeded fair but selec-
tive demand. Carried-o young chick
Ample offerings of heavy-type hens were
q Fan sa,st to move and prices declined.
Rock fowl and liSht-type hens remain
unsold. Broilers or fryers: : lbs. and ID
over, 1890. Hens: Heavy type 24-25'
Grain Market.
sacks. 'o0i'u
Wheat-Receipts. e73,5e3 bushels.
shipments, 36o.O9s bushels; stocks,
5.222,774 bushels. No. . red winter gar
Mcky. spot. domestic, 100; July,
corn--Receipts 1000 bushels: shin
ments' none stocks, 1.630,17S bushels.
Oats-Receipts, none; Shipments.
none; stocks, none.
Barley--Receipts, none: shipments.
z.4uo bushels; stocks, 35,593 bushels,
Rye-Receipts. 1000 bushels; shin
ments; none; stocks. none.
soyoeans--Receipts none; shipments
none; stocks. 1888 bushels.
Mlllfeed--Receipts none
Egg Market Steady.
yesterdays Quotations
Eggs: Steady to firm. Large were
mostly cent higher but balance held
4nchanged. Floor stocks moving we'll
Demand good for fairly ADEQUATE To
snort supplies of quality eggs, fair for
Prices paid fob Baltimore by first
receivers: Large. minimum so per cent
A quality, whites. 1880. brown and
mixed colors. $3.50. Mediums. mtntm,Ira
90 per cent A quality. few higher, whites.
34-4l; few higher brown and mixed
coiors, few higher. 34-40
Receipts. EGGS 0.0O2 caseS
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HourIy Sales On the Exchange.
1900 am. $40 600 10 noon 230 600
100 pm. $50 900 900 u.m. 600 600
tUnit Of trading 10 shares or sales IN
full I'm bankruptcy or receivership or
being reorganized under the Bankruptcy
Act or securities assumed by such com.
paTies. Rates Of dividend In the fore
going table are annual disbursements
based on the last quarterly or semi
annual declaration, Unless otherwise
included. 2 Also extra or extras 3 Ans
uual rate plus stock dividend. Declared
or paid In 1858 plus stock dividend.
Declared or paid SO far. this year.
on ex-dividend or redistribution date.
Paid last year. b Declared or paid
after stock dividend or splitup. De.
clared or paid this year.. an accumula-
tive issue with dividends in arrears.
n Paid this year. dividend omitted. de-
ferred or no action taken ct last divi-
dsnd meeting. rDeclared Or paid IN
dividend, cid Called. ~ dividend. x-dis
Ex distribution. II X rights. ~ without
Distributed. ~ Wha0 Issued.
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New York Cotton

NEW YORK, July is R.-Cotton
futures sagged during the forenoon to-
day on light profit taking and hedging.
Most traders were on the sidelines,
In the cotton belt. The only rain Of
any Importance, noted by dealers was
in Georgia, with rains to a lesser
Noon prices were 10 to 40 cents a bale
lower than the previous close. October
34.2l, December 34.43 and March 1872,
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80, a gain of
9.3 per cent
from a year
earlier and
37.5 per cent
higher tn a n
five years ago,
the m i d year
s t a t e ment
from Pre- S j.
d e mt Archi-
bald McLach-
len revealed.
Loans and
discounts at
m i d y e a +
n~nY1rfoI RI
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New York Produce

NEW YORK, july Is. H9. (UsDA)-
wholesale prices on bulk cartons ' TresRt.
Creamery. 80 score (AA) 5sI4-5s1S
cents: 81 score (A) 57l2-5S; 90 score
Cheese steady to firm. Receipts 54,-
642. Prices unchanged
wholesale egg prices steady Receipts
i2,595, New York spot quotations fol-
low: Midwestern, mixed colors; extras
t4S-5O lbS.) 44-45la; extras large AS
~ lbso 4l-41ls; extras medium 3Sl2-
"a: checks 1926. Whites: Extras (4S
30 lbs,) 44-4612; extras large (45-4s
I6so 49,; extras medium -3e-4O.
extras large t45-4S lbs) 4I-42.
:, Nearby Whites, top quality 1880
lbs;l $3.50; mediums 43-43la; smaIls
Top quality 1880 lbs.l 1888; med
iums 42la-43; smalls 30-31; peewees
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an outStand-
ing gain of
46.1 per cent
in the last
five years.
This W a S
disclosed to-
day by the
mid = y e a r
state m e n t
from Presi-
dent Clarence
F. B ur on.
r h e record
total c o m =
p AIRED with
90 RnH 0S5 a
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NEW YORK, July Is 1P.-Fors,vr
exchange rates follow, Great Britain in
dollars, others in cents (unchanged
unless otherwise roted):
m s Gaenadia q. dollar in New York open
1925 United States cents, OF 3132.
90 Europe Great Britain (pound),
S$Is; ~ on 1k32; 30-day futures,
2.S1 $3.50, of ID: S0-day futures.
2Sl% on i; Belgium dranc), 2.OOT,
on .OOA: France (franc), .2Sss Of 4
markl. 1885; Holland (guilder), 26.42.
on .O1;. Italy Qira), -.16N of q cent:
PF{GrSusal {sscudo). 80; Switzerland
(krone), 1880,
Latin America-Argentina Cfree).
55a;7Si Mexico. S.O2; Venezuela (bolivar),
Far East-Hon1 xon~ So,l.r I. an
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Metal Quotations

New York, July Is R.-Spot nonfer.
rous metal price today: copper 30 cents
aeb pound n Gonnectisut Valley Lead 4
cents a pound. East. St Louis, Tin p6I5
cents pound. New York At Pitts
burgh, ScrPp steel No, 1 heavy was
quoted at rs nO-2g 90
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Odd-Lot Declines

NEW YORK, July Is @-The New
York Stock Exchange reported TODAY
these odd lot transactions by principal
dealers on the exchange for July IA:
215,O15 shares including 1856 shares
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-15

Abrams, C. L.
u, with Of
fees in the
Wyatt Build
ing.
Mr.. Wood
side has had
eight years
of experience
in the life in
surance field
and has been
a member of
the Milo
Dollar Round
Table. He has
nHAAsol:naA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-15
City Bank Reports !
Midyear Record SET
By Capital Funds

Capital funds Of City Bank
set a new record Of $2,947,403
on June 80, an increase of 13.1
per cent from a year earlier and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-15
Bank Dividend Declared

Directors of the Washington
Loan & Trust Co. have declared
a regular quarterly dividend of
4 per cent on company stock.
payable August 2 to holders of
record July 81, it was announced
by George Schweinhaut, vice
president and treasurer.
Books will be closed for trans
fer of stock from July % to Au-
gust 2, both dates inclusive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-15

year earlier and $2,026, 805 on
June 30, 1949.
Assets at mid-year-totaled
$37,776, 30S, decrease of 3.3 per
cent from $39,050.023 a year
earlier, but 10 per cent ahead
of $31, 693, 098 five years earlier.
Deposits of $50. 1893, 1852 also were
down 3.3 per cent from year
earlier. but II per cent higher
than in 1949.
Loans and discounts of $16,-
012,001 on June 80 were IL per
cent behind a year earlier, but
30.2 per cent higher than on
June 80, 1949. Holdings of Fed
eral obligations totaled $13,181,-
258. a reduction of 11.9 per cent
from a year earlier. but 20.5 per
cent above five years ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-15

1885, 977, an increase of 81 per
cent from a year earlier and 93.9
per cent above June, 1919. Hold
ings of Federal obligations to-
tailed $8,834,641, a decrease of
3.3 per cent from a year earlier
and 8 per cent below 1949.
Assets of $22,473, 433 at mid
year were o. per cent above a
year ago and 14.5 per cent above
five years ago. Deposits of $21,-
294,291 were about unchanged
from a year earlier and were up
13.8 per cent in five wears.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-15
Leaves Foleer. Nolan

6SuVSS EOt9eIs NOIun
Howard o. Robinson, jr., has
resigned as a vice president of
Folger. Nolan-W. B. Hibbs & Co.
and will become financial and
economic adviser to the Inter-
national Hold Carrier, Building
and Common Laborers' Union Of
America.
John D. Young. formerly with
the ONCE of Defense Mobiliza-
ton. has Joined McKinsey & Co.,
management consultants. He
was executive officer Of ODM
under Arthur S. Flemming. di-
rector.
More Advertising Planned
The H. j. Heinz Co., plans to
increase its newspaper and tele-
vision advertising in this area.
declared C. S. Anger. eastern
area sales manager, at the mid
summer sales conference Of the
Washington branch at the
Woodner Hotel.
Edgar Morris Sales Co., is
holding q dealer showing of new
White goods lines of Westing-
house Electric Corp, at the
Showrooms, 712 Thirteenth street
NV. 1t started yesterday and
will last through tomorrow.
Kluge & Co., has been named
merchandising and promotion
representative here for the VIM.
Wrigley. jr., Co. chewing gum
manufacturers. The Washing
ton flrm also has been named
broker for the A. E. Staley Mfg.
Co. Of Decatur, H.. starch manu-
fafturers.
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Dividends Announced

NEW YORK, July 15 0P,.--Dividends
announced: Pc Stock OF Pay
Rate. ROD. record. able
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Three Added to Board

international Bank of WASH
ington has elected three new di-
rectors, it was announced yes
terday.
They are Maj. Gen. George
Olmsted, James M. Johnston and
James H. Lemon, all of WASH
ington.
Gen. Olmstead heads a group
which recently acquired control
of United Services Life Insur-
ance Co.
Mr.. Johnston and Mr.. Lemon
are partners in Johnston, Lem
on & Co., which served as un-
derwriters for the banks recent
offering of $4,000 additional
shares to holders. The firm is
publicly offering unsubscribed
shares
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-15
Woodside Joins Abrams

Roy H. Woodside, chartered
life underwater, has become af-
fllated with the expanded estate
planning service of Gordon
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

Uurnishsa BY the Associated PTess.l
Sales
Stock and Add Net
Rate. 90. High. Low. 1:1B. chg.
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McLuchIen Coins Shown

Capital funds of McLachlen
Banking Corp. also reached a
new high of $1,l13,384 on June
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-15

Mr. "oOdside. specialized in
estate planning. His new affil-
iation became effective today
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Lambert IN
Lane Bry ID
LaneWells soc
Lehigh c 81 N
Leh PortC1.20
LehValRR Doe
Lehman aloe
Lerner st ore
LibOFG 2.4Oa-
LibMcN&L go
Life Savr 1.20e
Ligg 81 MY IA
LinkBelt 2.A0A
Lion Oil e.
Lionel Cp .S0A
LiouidC ar1.4O.
Lockheed 1AF-
Loew's So
LoneSCem1.6O
LoneSGas 1.40
Lorg Isl 1t L.,
Long Isl L rt--.
Lorillard 100
LouisvGE $50
Lpu&Nash "a
Lowenstein %
Lukens Stl la
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JenakSul 40
Johns Man 3a-
Jones q l. 1e-.
JOY Mfg 2 AA-,
Kaiser A 100
KanCSou Ne
KelseyHay Ia.
Kenecott 21ae-
KernCLand "a
keystone 100
Kimb Clark B..
King Seel a.
Koppers "a
KresgeSS1.4Oe
Hress s H a..
Kroger 1.A0--.
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Foreign Exchunqe

- u4tluSuQ. virus extra or extras.
Paid in 1853. Declared or paid so
Tar this year. xr Elk rights and stock:
Evening star., 1954-05-11
BY tho Assoeia,sd Press

AFL President George Meany
says labor unions are convinced
sums lost "as q result Of fraudu-
lent actions on the part Of en-
ployers dwarf the amounts" Of
jobless pay fraudulently paid to
workers.
MIR. Meany wrote Labor Secre-
tary Mitchell that an investiga-
ton Of payments under State
unemployment compen q ito n
laws should cover underpay-
ments. as well as overpayments.
to workers.
Mr.. Mitchell recently requested
Congress for a special appropri-
alton of SIS million for the in
vestigation. A
Mr.. Meany said evidence indi-
Evening star., 1954-05-11
New Vitumin, BIZ.
One of Most Powerful!

NEW YORK.-B-12. one Of
the newest Of the vitamins. is
also one of the most powerful.
If a grain of table salt were di-
vided into a hundred parts, a
daily dose of BIZ equal to one
of those parts would be more
than enough to counteract the
cause of pernicious anemia.
A speck of BIZ weighing the
equivalent of 1/200th Of an inch
of human hair would give a posi-
tive response in a patient.
Evening star., 1954-05-11
Meany AssaiIs Employers In JobIess Pay Probe

Gated that rather than "any wide
disposition toward fraud on the
part Of the working population"
there is q trend toward wider
adoption Of vicious, disabling
provisions Of State laws-serving
to ensnare larger numbers Of
workers in q web Of technical
ities."
The AFL chief said the AFL
was not defending WilIful fraud
and wanted no improper pay
ments Of any kind. but felt any
investigation should cover en-
ployers as we'll as workers.
Evening star., 1954-05-11

Head spoke at DR.. Head.
the annual dinner of the District
tuberculosis Association, held in
the National Press Club audi
toriurn.
He pointed out that. while
drugs have been used to combat
the disease in the last several
years, right now no one knows
the real cure for tuberculosis.
DR.. r. Lomax Wells. president
of the association, made his an
nual report.
The annual election Of officers
will take place at 8 pm. tomor-
row in the offices Of the associa-
ton. 1901 Eighteenth street NV.
Last night, the following new
directors were chosen, or re-
elected:
For term expiring in 1857:
Bernard l.. Amiss. DR.. Frank
s. Ashburn, Clarence w. Davis.
Philip M. Fairbanks. Corneal j.
Mack, DR.. Margaret Nicholson,
DR.. Howard M. Payne. James I.
Porter. DR.. Wells and DR.. Emer-
son A. Williams.
For term expiring in 1856:
Frank A. Gunther and Dr. I
Phillips Frohman.
Evening star., 1954-05-11
Compulsory x-Rays
OF Chest Proposed
To Halt tuberculosis

3 An important step toward
.eradicating Tuberculosis would
be a law requiring every person
to submit to compulsory X-ray
Evening star., 1954-05-11
Fewer Austriu Farmers

The percentage Of farmers to
total population in Austria has
declined from 80 per cent in 1899
to q per cent in 1853.
Evening star., 1954-05-11

OF the chest,
each y e r, q
speaker said
last night.
He was DR.
j e ro m e e.
Head, a pio-
neer iri chest
surgery. W h Q
is a member
of a commit
tee tn at adj
vises the Gov
ernor Of nli-
mis- IN Sllch
m matters. DR..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-07
Judge Keeps Silence
For 6 Months on Bench
BY the Associated Press

PITTSBURGH. - Until some
time in 1855 deaf mutes might
do well to arrange to have their
criminal court cases heard by
Judge Samuel A. Weiss. Judge
Weiss has a growth on his vocal
cords. His doctors prescribed six
months of silence.
The judge said he would write
his opinions. let someone else
read them and that he would
communicate with attorneys via
the sign language.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-07
|phenix City Staying
Link 10 Vote Fraud
Inquiry IS Sought

PHENIX CITY, Ala. Dec. -
State authorities apparently
sought today to Link the murder
of A. L. Patterson with q vote
fraud investigation underway in
Birmingham at the time he was
slain.
Two witnesses who testified
there last summer shortly before
Mr.. Patterson was killed were
subpoenaed before the Phenix
City grand jury which is con-
sidering indictments in the anti
vice crusaders death.
A Circuit Court jury. mean
while, was called back today for
another attempt to decide on a
verdict In the second trial Of
Goodwin Davis. jr., for lottery
operation.
Jury Out 31s Hours.
The jurors spent 3 hours 20
minutes in a futile attempt to
reach a decision last night.
Davis already has been con-
victed and Is awaiting sentence
on the first of A indictments
against him.
Summoned before the grand
jury today we're Neil Metcalf
newly elected State Senator
and Frank Long Of Jasper, for
mer president of the Young
Democrats Of Alabama.
They were among the wit
nesses who testified before the
jefferson County grand jury
which ultimately indicted three
men for vote fraud following the
bitterly contested Democratic
primary runof election for at.
torney general June /.
Mr.. Patterson. who won thu
nomination on a pledge to rie
Phenix City of its vice rule. wal
shot to death outside his Law
Office here the night Of June 10
a few hours after he had an
nounced he would testify beforl
the Birmingham jury.
Terrell Fined $200.
The three men indicted OF
charges of adding 600 votes II
the total for candidate Lee Por
ter of Gadsden In an effort II
defeat Mr.. Patterson were Circui
Solicitor Arch Terrell of Pheni.
City, Attorney General 81 Gar
rett and Attorney Lamar Reid o
Birmingham.
Their trials are scheduled TO
January 10. Terrell, who ha
been relived of duty as prosecut
ing attorney during the Patter
son murder investigation, ais
was indicted for vote fraud dur
ing the vice cleanup here an
yesterday was fined 5000 on
plea Of guilty.
Also ordered to appear befor
the grand pury here this wee
were Hoyt Shepherd and Jimm
Matthews, former Phenix Cit
gambling bosses, who have bee
convicted of gambling activitie
and sentenced to 80 days
prison.
They will be brought here frol
Kilby Prison to testify tomol
row.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-07
National City Christian
Dedicaies New Building

The National City Christian
Church, at Thomas Circle NV.
Sunday dedicated q $6T5 600
addition to its church which viii
be known as the Alexander
Campbell Educational Building.
The new building contains q
70O-seat auditorium. another
hall accommodating 200. q par
lor, 10 classrooms, three kitch-
ems, q film projection room, off,
ces and two other rooms. The
building is named after the
founder of the church.
A formal dedication service
was held yesterday morning with
the Rev. DR.. j. Warren Hastings,
pastor Of the church. officiating
Last night, the sanctuary's choir
sang Handel's Messiah" as part
Of the dedication ceremonies.
Evening star., 1954-05-29

mining branch. Geological Sur
vey; Guy G. Stevens, $500 Four
teenth street NV. who retired
in November from the water
resources division of the Geo
logical Survey. and Miss Mabel
E. Winslow, 5605 Harwick road,
WoOdacres. Nd, supervisor of
the editorial section. Bureau of
Mines.
A posthumous citation went
to Ned j. Burns for 18 years
work in museums Of the National
Park Service. His widow, who
Evening star., 1954-05-29
Mckay Presents
Service Citations
To 26 al Inferior

The Interior Department has
presented citations for dis
tinguished service to 26 employees
and former employees.
Interior Secretary Mckay
handed out the awards at a spe-
cial assembly.
Seven of the recipients live
in the Washington area. They
are:
Clarence r. Bradshaw, Hern-
don, Va, assistant chief counsel,
Bureu of Land Management:
Alvin B. Carpenter, 1900 North
Kirkwood road, Arlington, re-
tired superintendent of Interior
Department buildings; Walter,
H. Horning, 58O8 Broad BrancM
road NV, Bureau Of Reclama-.
ton engineer for As years; Ger
aid M. Kerr, 514 Nineteenth
street NV, chief of the. divi-
sion Of range management, Bu-
reau of Land Management;
Howard I. Smith, GIT Eight
eenth street NV. who retired
| LAST February as chief of the
Evening star., 1954-05-29

lives at 613s Thirteenth street
NV, received the award.
Other recipients were:
Peter Bier. Denver, Colo.: Harold
c. Bryant. Grand Canyon. Ariz. Enn-
NETT r. Crocker. Santa Barbara, Calf:
William L. Eagan. Pawhuska, Okla:
Ralph H. Espach. Laramie. Wyo.:
Myrthus w. Evans. Riverdaie, Calf:
Bert A. Hall. Coulee Dam, wash; Os.
car H. johnson, Minneapolis, MINI:
Edwin r. Kalmbach, Denver, Colo:
George NJ, Kintz. Dallas, Tex; Levi r.
Noble. Valymero, Calf; H. e. Robin
SON. McCook. Nebr.: Harold p. Rue,
Laramie. Wyo.; Louis Schellbach, Grand
Canyon, Ariz.: Clifford w. Seibel, Anna
Pa; Harold NJ: Thorpe. LARAMIE. Wyo.,
and Edward N. Torbert whose postum
nous award went to his widow Of
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-09-08

savjetovali nam, da nastoUmo dobiti dozvole poslovanja u
onim drzavama, gdje tie dozvole u ono vrijeme nismo imali,
a Zajednica je imala priican iii oveci broj odsjeka Clan
silva. Narcotic SUI bile spomenute tri drzave, to Connecti-
cut, New Jersey New York. Mi smo te noble "a dozvole
poslovanja tim drzavama podnesli u drzavi Connecticut
smo tn dozvolu odmah dobili. U drzavama New Jersey
i New York jos do danas ovih dozvola poslovanja nemamo
IL razloga, koje smo vec toiko puta opetovano nasem Clan
stvu objasnjavali.
Nase clanstvo u DRAW New Jersey dale posluje redo
within putem, kao i do sada, kao clanstvo u ostalim drza-
wanna Amerike, gdje imamo mali. broj clanstva, no uskra-
tom dozvoe poslovanJa u DRAW New York ~pogodjeno je
nase clanstvo u TOT DRAW vrlo tesko, jer svaki clan il drza-
We New York mora svoje mjesecne pristojbe sati izravno
ma glavni ured Zajednce.
Kako sam ranije spomenuo u ovom mojem ~izvjescu,
mi smo imali sluzbeni pregled nasih knjiga posovanja
owe godine. Glavni Odbor u ozujku je zakljuco, da ponov-
no polozimo noble "a poslovanje u OWN dvim drzavama
Gin cemo dobiti izvjesce o ~pregledu, koje ocekujemo "a koji
tjedan. Glavni- Odbor je takodjer zakljucio, da sc sve, sto
je potrebno u vezi dobivanja dozvola u OWN dvim drzava-
ma preda iskljucivo u ruke nasem pravnom savjetniku. Pre-
ma tome, sa mole strane ne mogu nista nadodati u ovom
mojem i~zvjescu povodom dobvanja dozvola, ali vjerujem,
da &c mas mas pravni savjetnik o toku ovog predmeta ma
ovom zasjedanju potanko izvijestiti.
Mi smo pretrpili velike gubtke u clanstvu, a narcotic
u odraslom odjeljenju u drzavi New York "a vrijeme, cd
kad je tom clanstvu zabranjeno pc Insurance Departmental
drzave New York da svoje poslovanje vodi redovitim pu-
tenn, kao "a ~prijasnjih pedeset godina. ia sam u wise ma
vrata cestitao u ime svih mas ma upravi Zajednice nasem
clanstvu u DRAW New York ma ~njihovom strpljenju ma
njhovim zrtvama, koje moraju podnasati da ostanu nadalje
clanovi Zajednice. U neku ruku oni SUI danas clanovi po-
sebne klase, druge klase, nsu ravnopravni sa ostalim clan
stvom Z~ajednice, so bi svakako trebai biti. To ali nUe kri-
vica nasega clanstva u drzavi New York, nti je to krivica
danasnje uprave, nego onih, koji su ovo pitanje zanemarli
prize mas.