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FOREST Hills

M FOREST HILLS
Near Conn. and Aibemarie. . houses.
x1S5: one 3-bedroom. one 4-bed-
room: close TO TRANSPORTATION. Also
available furnished.
UNIVERSITY TERRACE
on LoughboFough rd.. streamlined 2
bedroom modern house on unusually
attractive lot. 5000
Exclusive With
J. =. BEQG, INC.
DU. 7-24S0: Week Ends. kE. 10000
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$4,000.
ATTENTION

TOWARD THE PURCHASE OF
EST, PROFITABLE BUSINESS
BOX 27a-X. 6TAR Ii
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NE. 7.rm.. 4-bedrm.
house; newly decorated:
h,-w.h, Available Immediately.
Ss5. WALTER L. NESS. JE.
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DE LUKE R7NBLERs. Rent or sale
Bethesda area = IA bedrlns.,
baths; rent. $500: sale, So. 500
Nearby Vireinia-3 bedrooms. Z
baths; uitfamodernistic: half acre
beautiful grounds: rent; $3.50; sal.
under $500 ELIJAH q
AREsoLD; lsoI COL; 4ggass "a q a. re''''
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ONLY $3.50 DOWN
1915 Buchanan St. ne. Michigan
Park--Beautiful 6-room det., q
story brick Colonial house, ~
baths. bsmt, finished in bright
plastic. tile with paneied bar; kit
Is tiled from floor to ceiling. Beine
completely redecorated. inside and
sTEuARr BROS. INC.
Dl. 7-24s4 DL. 7-s6o5
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CONN. AVE. EsTATES--3-bedroom
TsRosfil sR silo ea5S0ts o aEoRds 5sssd w. i0 SAs: s:
ERMAN. JU. 9-5444; ewes, RA'
FALLS CHURCH, close to st. James
"A home with charm. nestled
quiet street. close to bus. schools
churches, stores; weli-built. 2-story
frame with extra-ige. rms. e bed
rms. liv. rfli., din. ru.. fully eauip
kit, full bsmt.. lge. closets gsrage)
SLEEPY HOLLOW SCHOOL AREA
4-bedrm. Cape Cod; iiy. rm. with
bsmt'; newly dec: vacant; $50
ARLINGTON--5 rooms, bath. porch,
s.ly.,esD, ns%ly SsSorssss sss "a s9sea ails from
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CAPITOL HILL
'OLORED-S295 DOWN

MODERN SEMIDETACHED BRICK.
heat. Gail OWNER. AD. 4-6652.
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ALEXANDRIA
lie st.-2-bedroom house, ST6.
u Q.RRaa ~
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BETHESDA - stone-and-brick. T.
bedrm. eenter-hail Colonial, stu
ated on a acre beautifully land
scaped lot; large liv. and din. rms.
den, patio, screened porch. rec.
rm.. 3l2 baths, 2-car garage. Priced
in thirties for immediate sale. Ex.
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CHEVY CHASE. 62IO Broad Branch
road--Cony. loo, near Chevy Chase
Circle; walking distance t.1. lsssas. S,ssssd
Red brick Colonial with slate roof.
3 bedrms., 2 baths on 2nd door:
scr porch, Attach. garage. Level
lot; $4,000. CALL KE. 10000
tiIl Q Pm REALTY BROKERS,
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FALLS CHURCH. 900 Westmoreland
rd.-r2-bedrm. bunRaloE. living rfn.,
Kitchen batl oil heat. corner lot;
$50; Call JE; S.s7s3: 20
COLUMBIA PINES--3-hedrm. brick
S145 per mo Can be rented with
option 10 buy. eau JE. 4-0p72 TIL
Q. LARcHNoNT REALTY. INC.
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BETHEsDA-WOODHAvEN; SEA. $50
Discriminating families will find
this beautiful neighborhood HARD to
resist Very attrac, stcne-and-clap.
lot; spacious fiv.. rm. with stone
firepl. and beamed ceiling: Ice. din.
rn1., electric kit. with din. Aicove,
delightful big living porch; 3 twin
sized bedrms. and Q baths upstairs:
paneled rec. -rm. with bar, FIRE.
place and y bath; built;in gersgs.
ewes, KE. 7-I3S0,
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-04-01
European TV
May Give Closeup
Glimpse of Pontiff

VATICAN CTTY-Radio. Nc
His Holiness Pope Plus XII is
scheduled to fttend televised
concert which will take place in
the Vatican Palace during Easter
Week. but it is not known yet
whether the television cameras
will be focused on him there.
Should this be done. il will give
an anticipated 100000 viewers
in six European countries their
first intimate glimpse Of the Pope
since his serious physical collapse
early in December
On Easter Sunday, the Pontiff
viii appear on the main balcony
of st. Peters Basilica TO bestow
the traditional Urbi ct 0rbi Ito the
City and the World blessing on
crowds assembled in st. Peters
Square.
Already, the increasing number
Of tourists and pilgrims is notice
able in Rome. although spring
weather is hardly here yet. When
it does come. Pope Plus is expect
ed to appear more and more fire.
quently at his window to greet we'll
wishers.
The Pontiff meanwhile gives ev-
cry sign of continuing to regain
some of the strength he has lost
and to increase his activity.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-04-01

tion on the front against commun
ism.
Free trade means free life
among free nations. II Japan is
10 be . free nation, il needs free
trade. Trade restrictions and tar.
iff barriers can suffocate our
economic life" said the radio ex-
eeutive.
The suffocation of 83,000.000
people could produce an explo-
sion," he added.
He discussed four proposals
which, at various times, have been
put forward for solving Japan 5
economic problem:
1-Emigration-This is no real
solution, for not enough nations
are willing to accept Japans con-
tinuous surplus.
birth control This can
never be a national policy for II
denies the sanctity of the family
the very core Of society" !"
3-Encroachment-" Japan tried
this, failed and is now doing pen
ance for il"
4Free trade-"This, then, is
the only real solution to Japan S
main problem"
DR.. Iijima is participating in the
leader exchange program Of the
us. State Department.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-04-01
India Proposes
To Expand Birth
Control Program

NEW DELHI, India - {NC) -
The Indian government is propos
ing to extend birth control clinics
to the thousands of villages in the
country.
Rajkumari Amrit Kaur, health
minister, the sole Christian in the
Indian cabinet, said that the gov,
ernment is considering proposal
to extend birth control clinics
hitherto limited to state enterpris
es, to districts and villages. She
said that funds totaling 100000
have been appropriated for that
purpose.
The minister said that the gov.
srnment does not propose to
make birth control compulsory
for married people. She also in.
diested that the government is
determined 10 go ahead with its
birth control program in spite
of the opposition from the peo-
pie.
A 1854 survey of the operation
of 165 birth control clinics in India
showed a daily attendance of an
average of less than one person in
each clinic.
In critici2ing the proposed ex
tension of birth control to villages
Catholic leaders have pointed out
that il amounts to wasting public
money to foster an unwanted ano
intrinsically wicked practice.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-04-01

News reaching here from Som
bathely, Hungarian city near the
Austrian frontier, indicates that
Hungary's Catholics have been
greatly alarmed during the past
several weeks by the struggle for
power between Rakosi and Pre-
mier Imre Macy.
Rakosi, generally regarded as
among the most violently anti
Catholic Of Hunssry's Red lead.
ers, appears 10 have won the
struggle.
Earlier this month the Premier
was charged with "rightist devia-
tionism" at a meeting of the CEN
trail committee of the Hungarian
Workers (CommuniSD Party. Macy
was charged with being response
BILE for the country's economic fail
ures.
According TO reports from Hun
gary, Rakosi and Red leader An
dras Hegedus have already asked
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-04-01
Father McLarney
=
To Speak Friday
In St. Patrick 5

SOMERSET - Father ] ]. Me
Larney. O.P., prior Of ST. Joseph
Priory in Somerset. will speak on
the Seven Last Words of Christ
during the Ire Ore services on
Good Friday in st. Patrick Cathed.
raj in New York City. The invita-
ton was extended by Francis Car.
dinal Spellman through Auxiliary
Bishop Joseph 7. Flannelly.
A native New Yorker. Father
McEarney has been Prior at ST. 10
seph since 194e His words from
the pulpit at St. Patrick will bt
heard by an overflow crowd in the
church and by radio listeners in
the US. and Canada. New York
TV channels will also carry the
services.
The cathedral choir under the
direction Of Msgr William I
Greene will also take part in the
program.
In addition 10 his other duties
Father McLarney is pastor of st
Joseph parish in Somerset snc
teaches fundamental theology al
the Priory.
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the nations top communists to
study ways to make the Catholic
Church in Hungary independent of
any outside influence"
The Outside influence" is
clearly understood by Catholics
as referring TO the Holy See. An
informant from szorbafheIY de-
clsred:
"Translating Rakosi's threat into
plain language, ii means that in
the near future the commun-
ist regime in Hungary will take
drastic measures against the hier-
archy and demand an uncondition-
al surrender"
During the past ten days, there
has been a wave Of arrests among
priests. Father Ferenc Horvath, re-
leased from the Vac prison last De-
cember, is reported to have been
arrested again.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-04-01
.2O% of English
Are Pagans, New
Survey Discloses

LONDON = (NC) = Twenty per
cent of England's people are pag-
ans, according to the results of a
survey made here by The Observer,
independent Sunday newspaper.
Of the remaining 80 per cent,
the survey indicated, about half
are merely nominal Christians and
only Is per cent of the people go
TO church regularly.
The survey was based on sci
entific study of the whole popula-
tion and an analysis of the answers
to 5000 questionnaires, filled out
by persons of many classes, ages
and regions.
About half of the country's peo-
pie = approximately 25,000,000-
describe themselves as belonging
to the Church of England, while 18
per cent are members of other
Protestant groups. Eight per cent
are Catholics, one per cent are
Jews and three per cent are mem
bers of Spiritualist, Christian Sci
enlist or kindred sectS.
The Observer said that these
self-descripfions are often purely
nominal" About half of the men
and q third OF the women never
go 10 church to worship, al.
though they nearly all go for
ehristenings, marriages and fU.
neraIs.
Belief in various forms of
magic and the occult are wide
spread in the English population, +"
the newspaper stated,
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-04-01
Fall of FOrmOsa Would Mean
Loss of Japan, Executive Says

LOS ANGELES - (NC) - Lose
Formosa and you lose Japan" Dr.
Paul Mani Iijima of Osaka said
here. There is one line - one
front - against communist China.
Lose Formosa and the line breaks. !"
DR.. 1iiima, a knight Commander
of the Order of ST. Gregory, is pres
ident of Japan's largest radio net
work, Asahi Broadcasting Company,
and senior adviser to ASahi ia
pans largest newspaper, with a
daily circulation of 100000.
Japan stands four-square with the
United States against communism,
DR.. Iiiima said. AT the same time
it needs help in stabilizing its posi-
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-04-01
Reports About
.Prelate Called
Misleading

MADRID, Spain - (NC) -
Sensational reports in the for
eign press about His Eminence
Pedro Cardinal Segura, the
ailing, 74-year-old Archbishop
of Seville, have been describ-
cd as inaccurate or misleading
by highly informed sources
here.
Included in these reports we're
some that described the Cardinal
as isolated in his own archbishop.
ric," excluded from the ranks Of
the hierarchy" involved in con-
troversy with the Franco govern
ment and the Roman Catholic
hierarchy" and in apparent re-
volt against Vatican authority"
II is emphasized here that:
The Prince Of the Church re.
mains the Ordinary of Seville
and thus automatically . mem.
Der OF the Spanish Hierarchy.
The Franco government is not
directly involved in the recent
Vatican decision 10 assign TO the
Cardinal cosdiutor Archbish.
op. The Cardinal has openly ex.
pressed his loyalty 10 the Holy
See.
The prelate\ was given Coad-
jutor with the right of succession,
Archbishop Jose Maria Bueno Mon
real, last October. The 50-yea2-old
Archbishop, formerly Bishop of
Vitoria, was given full administra-
tive powers in the Seville archdi-
ocese. However, Cardinal Segura
retains his title of Archbishop Of
the See, will continue to maintain
his residence there and will con-
tinue to exercise his ecclesiastical
teaching office.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-04-01
Pope Grants Lebanese
President Private Audience

VATICAN CITY-Radio, NC
His Holiness Pope Plus XII received
President Camille Glamour of Leb-
anon in a private audience here
with full protocol reserved for a
head of state.
The Pope expressed warm wishes
for the prosperity Of the entire
country in which Catholics com.
prise more than a third of the
population - 100000 in 100000
people.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-04-01
antilles PLAY
Host to 275
Europeans

WASHINGTON - tNCl -
American Catholic families,
volunteering their services,
have played host to some 275
German and Austrian teen
ayers in the past four years
through program carried on
by department of the Nation.
al Catholic Welfare Confer
ence (NCWC) here.
The department of Education
of the NCWC, in statement an
nouncing that it is again accept
ing applications Of families inter-
ested in joining the program, said
that some 40 German boys and
girls between Is and II years of
age will come to this country al
the end Of July
The youths brought here through
the program stay with volunteer
families for one year. They live in
Catholic homes and attend Catholic
schools which enables them to be.
come better acquainted with the
American way of life. and return
to their homeland with a better
understanding of this country.
MonsignUr William E. McManus,
assistant director Of the Edu.
cation Department says results Of
the program are well worth while.
He asserted that he is confident
that several Of the teen-sgers
brought to this country through the
program will achieve positions of
prestige and influence in Germany.
And because Of the program. we
are confident Of their friendship
in the future" "
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-04-01
Able Pierre 10 Visit US.

PARIS-(NC)-Abbe Pierre, the
"Rag-picker's Apostle" of France,
is scheduled to make trip to the
United States on April Is.
The French priest, who became
famous overnight year ago, when
he led a campaign on behalf of the
homeless, has recently been recup-
Grating from an illness. After
spending a long time in the hos
pital and taking long rest in the
country, he has returned to Paris.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-04-01
Cardinals Letter
Scores Tax Fraud

LIE MANS, France-(NC)--Fraud.
particularly in the non.payment Of
obligatory taxes, has been denounc.
ed strongly by His Eminence Geor.
ges Cardinal Grente, Archbishop.
Bishop of lie Mans.
In his Lenten pastoral, Cardinal
Grente pointed out that a failure
by some to pay just taxes places an
even heavier burden on the nation S
other tax payers.
The Cardinals statement on the
subject came after a Paris book.
store owner proposed that small
shopkeepers should not pay their
taxes.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-04-01
Named 10 Board of Visitors

WASHINGTON - (NC) - Pres.
ident Eisenhower has appointed
Father Theodore M. Hesburgh,
csc, President of Notre Dame
University, as member on the
Board of Visitors to the us. Naval
Academy for term expiring Dec.
30 1857.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-04-01
Events in Argentina
Emphasize Growing
Church State Split

BUENOS AIRES - lNC) - New pronouncements by the
Bishops Of Argentina have underscored their nexbe oppo
son to any attempt by the Peron government to limit
restrict the Church's rights
This rigid stand clearly reflected in letters the Bish-
ops sent to President Juan d. Peron and Education Minis
ter Armando Mendez San Martin and in Lenten pastoral let
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-04-01
Hungarian Reds Renew
Anti-ReIigion Campaign

GRAZ, Austria - NC - New restrictions the person
freedom and religious activities of the Hungarian Bishops
have reported following the apparent return to power of
Matyas Rakosi, Hungary'S top communist boss
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-04-01

How can you fall 10 make the
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wan. ads
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ter ordered to be read in all the
Catholic churches of the country.
The Nome nugget., 1955-09-16
Influence Man Grunewald Arrested for Evading $96,000 Income Taxes

BALTIMORE, R-Henry tThe Dutchman) Grunewald, 62-year- old fabulous Washington influ- ence man, was arrested yesterday on charges of evading more than $96,00O in federal income taxes.
 Grunewald was arrested by US. marshals in Washington early yesterday and brought to Balti- more. He was held pending the posting of bail, fixed at $12,000
 Earlier this year the bald Wash ington man of mystery, was sen fenced to maximum of 5 years and fined $1O,OOO in an alleged $r6O,OOO tax-fix conspiracy. He was free on bond at the time of his arrest on income tax charges.
 At his trial on the tax-fix charges a federal prosecutor con- tended Grunewald had set up "a hidden government right in our own nations capital
The Nome nugget., 1955-09-16
Woman Challenges Committees Right To Question Her

WASHINGTON, .LPs-Mrs. Mary Knowles of Plymouth Meeting, Pa, refused today to say whether she ever was a communist and challenged the right of the Senate Internal Security subcommittee to question her.
 The slender, dark-haired wom- an, whose employment in the Quaker village has aroused con- troversy among the townspeople, swore she is not now a Commu- mist
 She said she had no knowledge of any matter concerning national security, subversion, sabotage, es- pionage or anything else coming withing the purview of the 1850 Internal Security Security Act or the subcommittee set up to police the administration of the act.
 In view of this, she said in a quiet, barely audible voice, and in view of the fact that she is a pri- vate citizen employed by private institution, operated under the care of religious organization, she felt the subcommittee lacked the power or the jurisdiction to question her.
 In May 1853, Mrs. Knowles re- fused to tell the subcommittee whether she was a Communist. Herbert Philbrick, a former FBI undercover man, testified he had known her as a member of a Communist cell in Boston.
 Mrs. Knowles was then dis missed as librarian in South Norwood, Mass, but for nearly two years she has been employed by the William Jeanes Memorial Library in Plymouth Meeting. The only library in town, it is open to all
The Nome nugget., 1955-09-16
Crazed Killer Captured
 By Chicago Police After One Murder, One Rape

CHICAGO, R-Michael Mora bito, a crazed killer, was captured by police yesterday with a burst of gunfire and springing speed.
 The fugiive was caught unin- jured on the west side after a short chase on foot.
 The search for Morabito began shortly after noon Wednesday. He had fired four bullets into Henry George, AS, mailing room foreman for the Chicago Daily News.
 The attack took place in the mailing room adjoining the news papers press room.
 Morabito fled Morabito, who once worked for George, quit his mailing room job Aug. 22 News paper officials said they regarded him as a mental case. For some reason, police said, the moody Morabito blamed George for his trouble and apparently killed him in revenge.
 A young radio station recep- tionist notified police last night that she had been raped. Her as- sailant, she said, boasted that he was the man who killed George.
The Nome nugget., 1955-09-16

Fine Job Printing at The Nugget
The Nome nugget., 1955-09-16
Fire Prevention Week October 3 Through IS

Has all rubbish such as old pa- pers. broken furniture and toys. boxes. old clothes and paint cans and other useless thing been cleaned out of your attic. base ment. closets. garage and yard?
The Nome nugget., 1955-09-16
Channel Eight TV Station In Juneau Applied For

WASHINGTON RLThe Alaska Broadcasting System applied to the Communications Commission Tuesday for a permit for a Chan nel Eight televiSion station in Ju- neau, Alaska The company holds permits for television stations in Anchorage and Fairbanks.
 Fine Job Printing al The Nuqqef
The Nome nugget., 1955-09-16

A tornado seldom is more than 200 yards in diameter.
Evening star., 1955-05-09
Stocks Higher
In 81 Range;
Losses Small

NEW YORK. May 9 LP.-The
stock market advanced quietly
today. The rise carried prices up
around 2 points in key sections
with occasional gains beyond
that level. Losses were fractional.
Trading was moderate.
The best showings were made
by Steels, rubbers. mail orders,
rails .aircrafts. radio-televisions,
chemicals. oils and motion pic
lures. Motors were fairly steady,
coppers mixed, airlines mostly
higher. and distillers up frac-
tionally.
Zenith Radio was ahead
around 4 points at times and
Paramount was up around a
point, both on the strength of
their plans for pay-as-you-see
televiSion.
Babcock g. Wilcox opened on
1,1O0 shares. up 34 at 96, and
held to its gains.
The bond market was firm.
Government issues in the over
the-counter market were steady.
Evening star., 1955-05-09
Steel Makers
Set New Mark
In Production

CLEVELAND, May 9 (Pl.-
Steel manufacturers chalked up
a new production record last
week, turning out 2,328,800 net
tons of ingots and castings, Steel
magazine reported yesterday.
Operating at 96.5 per cent of
rated capacity during the week
that ended May s, steel pro-
ducers smashed the old mark of
1924 900 net tons set in the week
of March 30, 1858.
The old record was set during
the Korean war, when steel mills
were whirring at more than 100
per cent of rated capacity. The
industry's ability to produce was
lower then than it is now.
The Woodworking weekly
pointed to the automotive in
dustry and the construction field
as the main sources of the steel
industry's prosperity. Steel de-
clared:
Contributing substantially to
the strong upward swing in the
steel industry is automobile pro-
duction. 1t. too, is setting new
high records. Currently. auto
output is At per cent above that
of year ago"
Steel ingot production is 38
per cent higher than it was a
year ago, the magazine said.
Ordinarily the auto industry gets
about 20 per cent of steels out
put. Now it is taking Is per
cent. Steel added:
The high rates of operations
in the steel, auto and conStruc-
ton industries have spread op-
timism and confidence through
out the economy, and generated
demand from other industries
for steel"
Despite the mounting produc-
ton figures, prices in the scrap
market fell for the third con-
Secutive week.
The magazines price composite
on steelmaking grades of scrap
declined from $36 a gross ton
two weeks ago to 1888 last
week, though other prices held
firm, with the steel price COM
posite at $118,45 a net ton.
Evening star., 1955-05-09
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK, May o R.-switching
operations dominated cotton futures
spot house sold about 1000 bales Of
old crop July against october and De-
cember futures, mostly December An
other spot firm was on the opposite side
Of this transaction. Spot firms were prin-
Cipally involved in switching operations
from nearby May to old crop July.
leading spot firm said that mill de-
mand for spot cotton in the Atlanta
area, was good last week for Il inch and
shorter staple in higher grades There
was more inquiry for the longer staple
but buyers resisted the high basis price
asked for this cotton The spot house
noted a decided Improvement in mill
demand in the Memphis territory 1t
said that the sale of 10000 bales of
cotton to Spain. mostly hieh-grade pre-
MUM cotton. stimulated the demand
for these qualities from domestic mills
needing additional cotton to carry them
through to the new crop. An increased
inquiry for new crop cotton was also
noted.
Noon prices were 90 to IS cents a
bale higher than the previous close
May 34,3l. July IA Il and October "A II.