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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-03-20
Canton 514 To Screen
Society's Sound Film
Next Sunday, March "a

CANTON, Ohio - On Sun
day, March "a, CFU Lodge
514 will show the motion pic
ture This Is Your Croatian
Fraternal Union" at the
American Croatian H o m e,
2543 Winfield, N. E.
This beautiful, sound tech
nicolor movie shows the CFU
Home Office in operation,
scenes at t e Children's
Home, and the Gary, Indiana,
Nest 10 Summer School.
Narrating the film in
English is Stephen i. Br-
kich, Pittsburgh, English
Editor of the Zajednicar.
In addition, two movies en-
titled "Western Travelog'
and Gold Mine in Action
will be shown.
We invite all our senior and
junior members, as we'll as
those Of the Massillon, Ali.
ance and other nearby lodges
to attend. Refreshments will
be served after the movies.
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PITT LODGE l3l TO CITE VETS SATURDAY
Pitt Area Forum
To Be Sponsored
By Executive Board
March 30 Chosen
For Meet Devoted
To Campaign Talks

PITTSBURGH - In COM
pliance with a directive of the
Executive Board of the Gro
attain Fraternal Union of
America, a Membership Cam
paign Mass Meeting will take
place here Saturday, March
30, in the Lodge 1 Hall, 1915
East Ohio St., N. S. Pitts
burgh.
In charge of the confer
encc, which will begin at 6
PM, will be Supreme Pres
ident v. l. Mandich and
Supreme Treasurer Martin
krasich.
In attendance will be all
CF'U officials stationed at the
Home Office; all Supreme
Board members, who will be
concluding their semi-annual
session earlier that day; all
district High Trial Board
members; all area Convention
Delegates; and clerks from
the National Headquarters of
the Society.
More The Merrier
Never before has there
been a rally to approach the
magnitude of this gathering
scheduled for Saturday eve
ming, March 80.
The Society's 1857 Member
ship Campaign will be front
and center" on this historic
occasion.
Every facet connected
with the Campaign - in
Guiding the Society's new
Single Premium Payment
Plan - will be thoroughly
discussed by the speakers.
Following will be a Ques-
tiOns-and-AnsWers Period.
Invited are all Western
Pennsylvania and neighboring
Ohio and West Virginia Lodge
and Nest officials and mem.
bers sincerely interested ir
their Society.
Stephen F. Brkicf
Campaign Chairman
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Canadian members of the Croatian Fra
ternal Union who made up part of the
contingent of 81 CFU affiliates who vis-
tied Yugoslavia in August and September
of last year and chose to make the trip
via the sea lanes.
The business Of packing their luggage
came as snap at this point to the CFU
group aboard the "Ile de France" They
had packed and unpacked their bags so
many times during the tour through Yu-
goslavia that going through the motions
once again was like child's play to these
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Cleveland Nest Puts
Reins Into New Hands

CLEVELAND, 0 hio -
This is to inform the parents
of CFU Nest SO members
that the undersigned is serv-
ing as the new nest manager.
You may call me for infor-
nation at any time and dues
may also be sent to me:
Mrs. Ann Katuc, 152O5 Rid
path Ave., Suite 6, Cleveland
10, Ohio, Tel. Ke. 1-7202.
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NSPitt Lodge 131
Extends Welcome
To Supreme Board
Lodge President
Veteran OF Years
In FraternaI Work

N. S. PITTSBURGH - One
of the social highlights of the
early Spring Season will take
place here Saturday, March
%, when the members of "Sv.
Rok' Lodge 131 hold thsir
Testimonial Banquet in Javor
Hall, 822 North Canal Street,
and pay public tribute to the
5O-Year CFU Members in
their midst.
The serving of a delicious
home-cooked meal will begin
at 6 pm. sharp and arrange
ments have been made to ac-
commodate a large crowd of
celebrants, among them a
number of members of the
Croatian Fraternal Unions
Supreme Board.
The Supreme Board
members, now in semi-an-
nual session at the Home
Office, will thus be af-
forded an opportunity on
the occasion to set aside
their worldly cares and, in
the parlance of the street,
"let their hair down."
That their presence at
these Saturday, March %,
festivities will add to the
memories of the occasion
should go without saying.
Optimism Is His Forte
Full honors will be paid all
50-Year CFU Members dur
ing the program which is to
follow the banquet portion of
this Lodge 131 fete.
There are eight of these
veterans in the ranks Of
Lodge 131.
Among those who will come
to have his moment in the
fraternal sun is bro. Joseph j.
Plese, currently President of
Lodge 131, a CFU member for
more than five decades, a for
mer member Of the Society's
Supreme Board, and since
1910 a member Of the Croa-
tan Fraternal Unions Home
Office Clerical Staff.
Those who are intimately
acquainted with bro. Plese,
who was a resident and
Continued On Page 81
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South Chi Ladies
Organize CFU Club
New Group Printing
For Church Benefit

SO. CHICAGO, Ill. - On
February 6, 1857, a wonder
full occasion took place: The
CFU United Lodges Women's
Club came into being on that
date.
Officers selected were:
Pres, Julia Stropin, Lodge
8; Rec. Secy., Berta Barry,
Lodge 118; Treas'r, Caro-
line Radja, Lodge II; Al
ternates, Mary Zelenika,
Lodge 948, Ann kuhel,
Lodge 80, and Tillie Peno-
va, Lodge 275. All lodges
were represented at that
historic gathering.
The three projects to be &C
complished for the year of
1857 are the Sacred Heart
Church Building Fund Din
ner, Mothers Day Program,
and a Christmas Party for
our Junior Members.
Our first meeting was very
we'll attended and all the
women of the CF'U Women's
Lodges are devoting their
time to make this a great or
ganization and to help our
Junior Members.
For Truly Worthy Cause
The Sacred Heart Church
Building Fund Dinner will be
held Saturday, March 30. The
arrangements committee is
headed by Julia Stropin ot
Lodge 9.
Since it is being held dur
ing the Lenten season, ba-
kalar and spaghetti and
meat balls will be served.
Meals will be served from
IL noon through 8 p.m.; do
nation S1.OO.
We cordially invite thu
members and friends of thu
neighboring lodges to join u!
for such a worthy cause. Tic
kets may be obtained from
the women of the United
Lodges, local lodge Secreta
ries and at the door.
Mrs. B. A. Barr
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Milwaukee 255 Supper
Will Be Held ApriI II

MILWAUKEE,, Wis. -
"Nada" CFU Lodge 255 will
sponsor a Supper and Dance
on April 27 at Karlovich Hall,
539 So. 9Th St., and asks all
other lodges to keep this date
open for our event.
We assure everyone of a de-
licious supper and good music
for dancing afterward.
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600 Pm. -Duquesne Pa, Lodge 320-Cleveland, Ohio,
Lodge 859 Monessen, Pa, Lodge 1874
Conway Pa, Lodge $40
SUNDAY - MARCH "a, 1857
1870 Junior Division Championship of the Croatian
Fraternal Union of America
2:45 P.M-Adult Division Championship of the Croatian
Fraternal Union of America
Note: All Junior Division games will be played with
) minute quarters the final round game with eight
81 minute quarters All Adult Division games will be played
with eight 81 quarters, the final round game with
ten O) minute quarters Each team must report to the
Gym Chairman least half C) hour before game time.
Championship trophies to be awarded at the Victory
Banquet, 900 pm same to be followed by Dance; both
taking place Sunday evening" March a. 1857 at the
Croatian Home 612 Broad Street. Johnstow Pennsylvania
Frank Braidic Director
CFU. Sports Educational Dept
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tie up at it's pier, they weren't
talking.
So, the writer and for
mer CFU Supreme Board
member Charles j. Verba-
mic of LackaWanna, N. Y,
resorted to diplomacy, a
sugar-coated word here and
there, plus a liberal dose of
Yankee persistency, and
learned the "Ile's" ap-
pointed docking hour.
It was scheduled for 9 am.
Monday, Sept. II, 1856. Next
came the wagering of a bob
on the docking time. Would
the "1le' make it? Answer:
Wait and see!
What A Welcome Sight!
Dawn was. breaking over
the ocean when the writer
crawled out of his bunk Mon
day, Sept. II. New York was
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Trouble In The Baskebaans How They'll Square Off For Tourney ares

MARCH % and "a, 1857
FRANKLIN HIGH SCHOOL GYMNASIUM
285 Main Street - Franklin, Pennsylvania
SATURDAY - MARCH 20, 1857
Quarter Final Round
11:O0 Am. Johnstown, Pa, Lodge steelton, Pa,
Lodge 13
1900 Noon-F Farrell Pa, Lodge 1926 Youngstown Ohio
Lodge 66
100 PM Duquesne Pa. Lodge 32O vs. Cleveland Ohio
Lodge 859
200 PM = Monessen, Pa, Lodge 1874 Conway, Pa,
Lodge $40
m-Final Round
500 PM - Farrell, Pa, Nest 100 vs. Johnstown, Pa,
Nest
400 PM Monessen, Pa Nest 81 Conway, Pa, Nest
1O3
500 PM Johnstown, Pa, Lodge 5-Steeton Pa Lodge
13 VS. Farrell Pa, Lodge 126-Youngstown
Ohio, Lodge 66
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Come and Learn
CAMP PAIGNIA -

Public Conferences in con-
junction with the Croatian
Fraternal Unions 1857 Can
ada Ho!' Membership Cam
paign are scheduled for the
following centers:
MARCH
"a. - McKeesport, Pa,
American Yugoslav Progress
sive Assn. "Sloga' Hall, 536
Ringgold Street, 2::30 p. m.
Speakers, Supreme Vice Pres
ident Milan Vranes and Cro-
atian Editor of the Zajednicar
Philip Vukelich.
3O.-Pittsburgh, Pa, Lodge
/ Hall, 1546 East Ohio Street,
North Side, 6 p. m. Speakers,
Supreme President V. I. Man.
dich and Supreme Treasurer
Martin Krasich. In attendance
will be members of the Su-
preme Board of the Croatian
Fraternal Union.
81. - Donora, Pa, Croa.
tian Home, 319 Fourth Street,
3 p. M, auspices United CFU
Lodges of Fayette, Greene,
Washington and Westmore-
land Counties. Speakers, Sick
Benefit Dept Secretary John
Ovcarich and English Editor
of the Zajednicar Stephen F.
|Brkich.
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and IL.
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it has sprouted sports teams,
Johnstown will play host to
the Society's cage classic.
The 18th Annual Basket
ball Tournament which comes
on the agenda this weekend
March % and "a, 1857, has
this metropolis in the Alle-
ghenies astir.
The Fr anklin High
School Gymnasium, a short
distance from the CrOatian
Hall, 61O Broad Street,
Johnstown, will be the
scene of eight lodge and
four nest teams competing
for the honor to be crowned
CrOatian Fraternal Union
basketball champs of 1857.
The tourney opener at II
AM. Saturday (see the tour
nament schedule printed else
where in this issue) will find
Steelton Lodge 13 and Johns
town Lodge 5 pitted against
each other.
The Juniors, which always
draw a big hand, do not get
into the competition until 400
pm. that afternoon in the
semi-finals.
Uneasy Lies The Head
The extremities of this
tournament, as in a few past
ones, will be Cleveland, Ohio
, by virtue of the Zumberak
Lodge 859 entry and Steel
ton, Pa, which is being rep
resented by the Lodge 13 ca.
gers.
Conway, Pa, via it's
Lodge $40 Seniors and Nest
1O3 Juniors will be the de-
Tending champs.
CONTINUED on Page 81
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But trying to guess when the gigantic "e would dock
in New York another thing If the members of the
crew knew and they did know when the liner would
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-03-20
Seeing Is Believing
An American
In Yugoslavia

The rer toured through much OF Yugosoua from August II
the
controversial country Southern Europe This series OF articles
intended solely the dcdon OF the Socfetys
Canadian At time Oi the
heard Uhtle
Ynqosldrd accordingly.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-03-20
(Twentieth and Last of a Series)
BY STEPHEN F. BRKICH
Editor, English Section, Zdjednicar

I T WAS NOW SUNDAY, Sept. 16, 1856 and the 1854
passengers aboard the statesde bound French Lines e
de France occupied with several less related
problems of personal Importance packing their luggage
and trying guess when the ship would drop anchor in N Y
Participating in these pasmes during those remaining
hours the tranquil Atlantic Ocean IS American and
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Senior, Junior Champs
ace tournament rial
Stee|ton IS Out
To Ambush Johns
In Opening Battle
Tourney Kingpins
Will Be Determined
Sunday, March oath

JOHNSTOWN, Pa. - For
the first time in the years
that this C.F.U. colony has
been a citadel of the Society
which goes back to 1894 and
in more recent decades that
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Pix of 1856 Basketball Tour
nament Champions on pages 9
and IL.
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It's Canada Ho!"
In August Of 1857
For Campaign Winners
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-21
YOUR
MONEYS WORTH
BY SYLVIA PORTER

for every type of public works
will force the spending of bill
lions Of dollars. Telegraphine
what is ahead is the fact that
political authorities in every
key area Of the State are right
now spending huge sums on
long-range planning for devel-
opment of new sections and re-
development of old ones, for
rapid transit facilities, for
highways. bridges, airports,
schools, etc. And, of course,
Californians will spend billions
to get new. enlarged water sup
plies
AS she gains new millions of
these people will
become new markets and the
markets in turn will lead to the
opening of new centers of in
duStry. In region after region,
business groups are aggressively
wooing new. diversified indus
tries.
And as California booms
economically. so. of course, will
the State boom politically. With
its bloc of electoral votes. she
will become even more a maker
and producer of Presidents
than she is now.
The giant Of the future is
here.
Distributed 1857 by The Hall syndi,
cate. Inc. All rights reserved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-21
TOBACCO SAILS

UPPER MARLBORO. Nd, July 30
%. - USDAJ. - Sales of Southern
MARYLAND tobacco this week brought
the highest average Of the year.
Most erades sold at higher prices.
the Federal-State Market News Service
reported. Deliveries continued light.
The proportion Of tobacco goins under
Government loan was the lowest Of
sales totaled l.2s5.al6 pounds and
returned S52.3s a hundred. $1.S2
higher than the previous week. Season
sales totaled aa.75O.5OO pounds for
an average Of 5000. Continued dry
weather in the area handicapped Grow
ers In preparing tobacco for market
The Maryland Tobacco Cooperative
received only ~ per cent Of the sales
Season deliveries totaled 100 per
cent.
Receipts Of the Baltimore Hoeshead
Market for the season we're reported
as around 2.022 200 pounds This.
combined with the auction sales, totals
nearly 3l.113.OOO pounds.
Only 10 more auctions will be held
The four Southern Maryland markets
are scheduled to close for sales OF
the 1886 crop on Friday, August .
Auction bid AVERAGES per hundred
pounds on q limited number of rep
resentative U. S. gardes were as fol-
=
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cHFGO LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO. July 20 dR.-Hogs gained
% to 30 cents this week. due largely
to small receipts which Offset declines
IN wholesale pork prices. SoWs ad-
vaneed 75 cents to 81 90.
for Tn fe c SssSF Of TOP SsHSO paid
This equaled the top of Wednesday.
the highest price since June 1855.
Receipts Of 81. 500 head at Chicago
were the smallest since April and
Pork loins fell $500 to 500 in the
wholesale market and ribs were down
Hish choice and prime fed steers
S StnsT s strSns to p cents higher and
lower. A few loads of prime 1850
to l.350-pound fed steers sold at
SO 80 to $500, the weeks best
.o, High choice and prime heifers $50
% cents higher, ana other heifers
were steady to rs cents higher. Cows
were 20 to 80 cents higher and
tsssehea the highest prices in more
u % higher. Feeding steers were about
steady. and stocker cattle and calves
steady to 80 cents up.
d d6USDAlESalable hogs 1000 total
Barrovs and SiIts S5-51 hisher' s SSS
75-l .00. higher: at the close III head
OF uniform No. 2lO-lb. butchers
6rought 81 90; with . few lots No
No and ana . SY SsG;S.o Ii si:50-.l 90;
gifts predominated at 81 .O0-2i so with
limited volume same grades 800
;2sG ID, 20, BOIL 90. and No. 3 $40
10; 90 90: larger lots of mixed grades,
5 81 - 10: sows closed at 1900
and most 45o.5so Is. Ia is7 isiDyoas''o'
Salable cattle 100; total 100 testi-
mated; compared week ago: High
strong to Is higher. and otSeT s RACES
weak to as much. as. l 90. lower, most
Secune on good to low. choice steers;
high choice and prime heifers $50 ID.
S eng neayte. steady to g higher other
30 higher and bringing the highest
prices in more than four years or
since January, 1858: bulls steady to
70 higher; vealers mostly 90 higher;
cattle and calves steady to so higher:
stocker and feeder prices highest for
J1iy since 1862; few loads prime 1850
loo ID. fed steers "a .50-2S.OO; bulk
55.25; good to low choice steers 5000
"a 90; few loads mostly low choice
steers late 24.0O and "A 1875: sprinkling
stt a9dsrd S5eeTs down to o9o' few
ote1 We nuiSlclnS ssU.UU--V.OO. lO0o
prime 1860 Id. mixed steers and heifers
"a 20; shipment prime 1853 ID. heifers
20 20: highest price for straight heifers
IN loadlots since last November; most
high choice and prime heifers $500
900. bulk good and choice 2lbO-
24.75 loadlots mostly choice heifers
largely 1880 up; few standard heifers
16.bO-1S 100; utility and commercial
cows 14.25-16.50: Gamers and cut
ters 20, 300; utility and COM
mereial bulls l7.50-19.50: good and
standard Grades IL .OO-2O 90; few loads
good and choice S00-lO25 ID feeding
steers Fl G5-23 rs: good to low choice
45O-6OQ ID; steer calves and stock
low good GRADES l9.75-22 Is.
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BALTIMORE
LIVESTOCK

BALTIMORE, July 20 ~ (UsDAD.-
Cattle: compared last week. slaughter
steers and heifers % to so lower, cows
70 TO 90 of, bulls strong to 20 higher,
stocker and feeder cattle fully steady
choice and prime $40. Zoo ID. fed
steers 2600-26.50. bulk choice fed
steers - 1925 90. most mixed good
and choice lots 22.5O-24 so, standard
and good lots 19.5O-22 90. Few lots
"a 90. bulk good and choice slaughter
heifers 81 .00-22.75. standard and good
heifers l7.O0-2O.5O Utility and COM
mercial cows bulked l3.OO-16.5O, few
high yielding commercial and standard
s s5fds coy; 49, az 90 Gamers and
Gamers down to 200 and bs EinsWs utilt
ity and commercial bulls bulked 18 so
300, individual high yielding Hol-
stein to 1880. Cutter bulls IL 90
1000. Medium and good stoeker and
good TO low choice stock steers % 90
$500. common stock steers 1900
Calves: Compared last week. veal.
ers steady. some sales choice veals 80
mostly soooe4 60 few sRa S ats yes 56s
$500. Standard and good veals 900
Hogs Compared last week. barrovs
and gifts so TO as higher. sows IS
up. Bulk mixed No. TO- 3 ls0;2aO
mixed sAT srsds so siis s 1899 90 &c.
230-270 lbs, 81 $500 90. and 270-30O
ssSsd, itS:isS Ois, 10 SO: 81 50 mi sns
100; 40 lbs H. 0-ia SO. Nc. z and 8
No. 70 SoSs 40 lbs lss down II sex
100000 lbs. rs. 50-l6.50. 100000 lbs
sows l4.2b-1bb0.
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The No. ] State

SAN FRANCISCO.-1n less
than 20 years. California will
be the No. l State in popula-
ton in our Nation.
California doesn't even have
to continue her present rate of
growth to replace New York in
the No. / spot before the 1905.
AS I am writing, she's cross
ing the IA million mark. up 20
per cent just since 1850. Popu-
lation in the San Francisco
Bay region is climbing at the
rate of 10,4O0 a month; in
Los Angeles at 1900 a week.
Conservative Projection
BY 1875, conservative pro-
jectionS place CALIFORNIA; pop
ulation at 26 million. five mill
lion above the projected popu-
lation for New York.
1t wasn't until World War I
that the industrial age really
came to California. Yet today
she is the leader in the air.
craft industry, is second only
to Michigan in auto manufac-
turing. is a shipbuilding center,
is home Of the worlds largest
bank. San Francisco is head
quarters for 80 giant corpora
tons with assets over $50 bill
lion. Scattered through the
State are major branches of
hundreds of Americas most
important companies.
Every State is growing and
every State will continue to
grow. AS the Twentieth Gen.
tury Fund puts it in a just-re-
leased report, THE United
States has not merely climbed
TO a new plateau. 1t is ascend
Ing heights whose upper limit
Is not yet measurable and at
an accelerated rate of speed"
But CALIFORNIA; growth in
Industrial. commercial. agricul-
tural, political and cultural i'm
oortance will dwarf the growth
of all but a handful of States
Ill Of them, except Florida.
And as she scars in popula-
ion. her old residents and new
comers will demand millions
more homes and the things that
20 into homes. The lower rate
of BODYBUILDING now is only
treating an additional backlog
II demand. a backlog which
help but put terrific
pressure on homebuilders in
he next decade.
Demands Mounting
AS the State expands in
nearly every direction Of indus
Try and commerce, her needs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-21
Stocks Decline in Week,
Bid for New High Fails

trading was at its quietest in
more than two weeks. The gen.
eral course of prices was irreg-
ularly lower.
The Associated Press average
OF so stocks declined 50 during
the week to $lS6.SO.
The five most active issues on
the New York Stock Exchange
were: Sunshine Mining, up 37s
at IL on l65.l00 shares; Gen
eral Motors. of q at Asa:
North American Aviation, up y
at 26as; Sperry-R Rand, of y.
at asa; and Chrysler, UNI
changed at 1898.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-21
BY ED MORSE
Associated Press Financial Writer

NEW YORK. July 2O-The
stock market this week failed
to pierce the ceiling represented
by the historic highs of 1856
and declined on profit taking.
On Monday the market moved
upward at the start into new
high ground for the year. But
then prices weakened. A more
vigorous attempt was made on
Tuesday. but this also failed.
The market seemed to have
shot its bolt. Volume fell of
considerably in the final three
days. On two of the sessions,
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by the Associated Press

Rates OF dividends In the foreRoing
table are annual disbursements based on
the last quarterly or semiannual declara.
ton. Unless otherwise noted. special or
extra dividends are not included, 4 Also
extra or extras. b Annual rate plus stock
dividend. d Declared or paid in 1857. plus
S!0ck dividend. Paid last year. PAY.
able IN stock during 1857, estimated cash
value on ex-diyidend or redistribution
date z Declared OF paid so Ear this wear,
Declared OF paid this year, an accumu.
lative. issue with dividends in arrears.
Paid this year. dividend omitted, De.
terred or no action taken AZ last dividend
meetinl, Declared or paid In 1855 plus
stock dividend. Payable In stock dur.
ing 1856 estimated cash value On ex.
dividend or redistribution date. y Iqui.
DATING dividend. cid Called. x Ex divi.
dend. dis Ex distribution. 1T Ex rights.
Nw Without warrants. WV With warrants,
wd When distributed. vi When issued.
nd Next day delivery. sIn bankruptcy OF
receiyershlp or being reorganixed under
the Bankruptcy Act. or securities a..
sumed ~ such companies.