davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-14
MARIETTA
(Viene de Ia PagTna OOSl

(Viene de la PagIna UOsl
virtudes romanas con las pros
tituciones helenicas; amante
ciego de la civilization en-
negro comcubinato con la bar
barrie, TODD ESQ es ell hombre
que Sc levanto en- SUI patria,
lanzando un reto a la huma-
nidad entera, suspense aun en-
ire la admiration al patricia
y ell odio justificado hacia ell
verdugo....." Marietta no ma
clio para hablar en- ese tono de
clio para hablar e ese tono de
melodrama y opera. Garcia
Moreno, deSterrando a Ignacio
T~eintemilla, arrebato a la nj
ma que Sc educaba en- ell Co.
legio de los Sagrados Corazo-
mes, al ito que va la guerra
mas que su padre. Don Igna-
clio era un ambicioso descon-
trolado; pero Marietta 10 anna
ba. Lo veia como a I'm genio.
Y veia como a otro genio, que
ella hincho para ponerlo a la
altura de SUI odio, a Garcia
Moreno.
Componia musica; Cantaba.
Con sus canciones hacian co.
ros las demas ninas en- Ell pa
ito. Cosas de la sangre italia.
ma, que no Sc pierden. Tocaba
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-14
Continuation de Ia pag. 81

Continuation de Ia p$g. 81
"En Ell dia de aver Ell Presi.
dente Frondizi, en- consejo de
Ministries y Secretaries de Es.
tado, decret6 por treinta dias
en- TODD ell pals ell estado de 81.
ito. Esta MEDIA de caracter
esencialmente preventive, tiene
por objeto garantizar la plena
vigencia de la constitution, ell
funcionamiento del regimen re.
publicano y ell resguardo del or.
den y la paz interna.
Gel estado de sitio no impe.
dira ell ejercicio de la libertad
de prensa nj las actividades
gremiales y politicas licitas.
Tiende a impedir los actos de
perturbation que desnaturalizar
las actividades politicas y sindi
Gales. La situacion de fuerza es
perfectamente s6lida. Esta me.
dida ha de asegurar ell plan eco
nomieo g~ubernamental, particu-
larmente en- Ell PLANTED petrole-
70: Comuniquese a todos los
consulados de SUI Jurisdiction"
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-14
LLUVIA DE
CAUSA GRAN susie

MAR DEL PLATA, Argen-
tina, noviembre 10. (UPD-Una
lluvia de granadas de artilelria
cause gran susie aver a los re-
sidentes de este famoso centric
de veraneo. Las granadas caye-
ron en- diversas parties de la
ciudad, pero no causaron lesio-
mes.
La armada explico que Sc ira
taba de granadas sin carga ex-
plosiva de canones antiaereos
de 40 milimetros, disparadas por
una escuadrilla naval que ma.
niobra siete millas mar afuera
sobre I'm blanco aereo que re.
molcaba un avion de la armada
La alarma fue general, en-
vista de la tirante situacion DO.
Utica y ell estado de sitio decla-
RADIO en- toda Argentina. NADIA
similar ha ocurrido aqui desde
que la armada bombardeo ell
puerto en- s%eptiembre de 1855,
antes de d~esembarcar tropas,
en- la revolution que derroco a
Juan Per6n.
Los obuses alcanzaron tres no,
teles, una fabrica de helados,
dos plantas de envasar pescado,
una lecheria, una panaderia y
una estacion de omnibus.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-14
PARA LYDIA

Casada, con una hijita y Sc
parada de su esposo pero no
divorciada. su situacion es
muy c~omprometida. Antes de
pensar en- aceptar las propo-
siciones de amor de otro hom-
bre, es absolutamente preci-
so ell divorcio. La corte y las
molestias del divorcio son inc.
vitables y e~nojosos, 10 COM
prendo. Pero la l6gica es-
tablece un orden en- todos los
sspectos de la vida.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-14
INAUGURO
Wiene de Ii Primera)

baiador Jose Martinez Cobo
del Ecuador.
Ell p~residente de ia delegation
chilena dijo que zen nombre de
la solidaridad ~latinoamericana
renunciamos a la candidatura de
Chile en- ell asiento del Consejo,
y esperamos que en- ell future Sc
tomarj en- cuenta a favor nues.
tro esta actitud que acabamos
de adoptar".
Ell delegado de Ell Salvador,
Rodolfo Baron Castro, elogio al
delegado brasileno Carneiro y
ell ecuatoriano Martinez Cobo,
que buscan la reelection y al
candidate mexicano Pedro de
Alba.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-14
I'D Case De LILLIAN

PREGUNTA: BESIDE que es
una nina, Lillian quiere a un
muchachO que anduvO en- amO.
rios con Otra iOven y tuvO
que casarSe con ella, pOrque
segGn dice, lie obligarOn. AhO.
"a Ell Sc encuentra en- ell ser.
viciO militaI y al escribir a
mi cOnsultante la dice que
tan prOntO regrese Sc divOr.
clara Sc casara con ella.
RESPUESTA: Como es listed
tan iOven debO decirla que
las aventUTaS de los hOmbres
que no dejan tras de 81 con.
secueDcias irreparables, son
cast siempre disculpables en-
ell sentidO de que no cOnsti-
tuyen ObstaculO para la futu-
"a felicidad cOnyugaI. PerO
cusndO un h6mbre ha tenidO
c~ualauier aventura de la
cual sale un m%atrimOniO, for.
zadO o no un hijO, o una ST.
tuaci6n que pudieramOs la
maj estable csc hOmbre va
no puede ser candidate para
una muchacha tan jOvencita
como listed. Haga case a suS
familiareS no Sc escriba con
csc jOven. OlvfdelO y piense
que SUI vida futura tiene que
diScurrir por otrOs GAUGES mas
limpiOs. 49,. 49,. .
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-14
MPEoRA -.
(Viene de la Pr1meral

de d6lares mellos que 10 que
produjo, la zafra de 1857,
que fueron 682, 00O, 900 d6la-
res.
Ell ano pasado Castro trat6
de quemar la cana de azGcar
en- los campos, pero tuvo POGO
exito. The Wall Street Jour-
nal cita a un observador nor
teamericano que dijo que la
capacidad de los rebeldes este
anO para obstaculizar la zba-
fra parece mayor y que ahora
la amenaza tambien es contra
las rOpias centrales.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-14

al piano. BESIDE entonces, vie
ron que era bella. Como la
genie de Quito eS de ojeses-
curos y pelio negro, y Mariet-
ia era rubia, y de pupilas in
tensamente azules; primero-
dijeron que era un angel; lue-
go, la compararon, para bien
y para NAL, con las reinas.
"Se cree la reina destronada
de Francia...."
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-14
eE. w. DEBE
lContinuaci6n de Ia pag. 8

continuation de Ia pag. 81
dra competir en- ell mercado fl
nanciero International.
Dijo que las negociaciones es.
tan en- marcia para ell primer
concrete directo entire la
Union Sovietiea y Brasil, en-
una operation por la cual Bra
sill exportara cacao a cambio de
petroleo.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-14
FRONDIZT
SU G

BUENOS AIRES, Nov. 10 -
CUPID En- medios fidedignos
Sc dijo que Ell Presidente Arturo
Frondizi, al ser informado del
complot contra su goberno aver,
dijo:
No voy a abrir ell fuego. 81
me toca morir, morire en- la
Casa de Gobierno'.
Frondizi, enfermo de grippe
en- los dltimos dias, dej6 SUI
residential del barrio de Olivas
y Sc dirigio a la capital fede-
raj, donde tuvo reuniones con
los jefes de las fuerzas armadas
y miembros de SUI gobierno, que
lie impusieron de la situacion.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-14
RuZQN
SS@StN
Wiene de la PagIna -

ciencia, y NO quisiera 70 in
fluir en- la suya nj en- I'm SEN
lido nj en- otro.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-14
DIPUTADOs
Viene de Ia Primera1

obtener la renuncia de Gomez.
Segun medios informados,
Gomez contesto que necesitabs
tempo para meditar sobre su
verdadera posici6n de este mo-
mento.
A las $40 A. NJ, al salir ell
Vicepresidente de SUI oficina en-
Ell Congreso donde es presiden-
tie del Senado, decline hacer
declaracioneS a los periodistas
que esperaban, limitandose a
hacer una breve venia y decir
"hasta manana".
REGRESA A B. AIRES
RIO DE JANEIRo, Nov. 10
(UPI)- Ell Embajador de Ar
gentina en- Washington, Cesar
Barrios Hurtado, sali6 repent
namente para Buenos Aires es-
ia manana. (Panam POLY.
Barros Hurtado, que habia de-
clarando a SUI llegada que no to-
MIA ell proposito de ir a Buenos
Aires, puso termino abrupta-
mente a SUI vista a esta ciudad,
que debia durar aun varios dias.
Dijo que saba para atender
asuntos de familia, pero Sc cree
que SUI viaje esta relacionado
con los Gltimos acontecimien-
tos politicos de su patria.
Segun Sc ha sabido aqui, Ba-
rros, Hurtado estaba estrecha-
mente Iigado a Rogelio Frigerio,
ASSESSOR economico del Presiden-
tie Frondizi, que renunci6 hace
dos dias al iniciarse la crisis
en- Buenos Aires.
PERIODICO INTERVENIDO
TUCUMAN, Nov. IS CUPID
Ell gobierno de la provincial in
tervino" ell diario LA Gaceta",
en- razon de informaciones que
publico en- SUI edicion del mar
ties respecto de las advertencias
de huelga de los obreros petro-
leros y de los llamadoS "62 sin
dicatos" peronistas.
Fue designado Intervention
Salvador Ferrari.
Ell editor de LA Gsceta" Gar
cia Hamilton, dijo que protes-
taria ante Ell Presidente Arturo
Frondizi y la Sociedad Inter
americana de Prensa por ell he
cho va que considera que la me
dida es "una violacion de la Ii
bertad de prensa".
Ell Gobernador de la Provin-
cia llamo a SUI despacho a los
editores ell martes, expresando-
les que habia recibido instruc-
clones del Ministerio del Inte-
rior de suprimir la publication
de toda noticia relativa a huel-
gas o movimientos obreros, y
pidio a los periodicos que COO
perasen con la MEDIA.
LA Gaceta" sin embargo, pu-
blico despachos -sobre la mar
cha del movimiento huelguisti-
co en- su edicion de aver, y Ell
gobernador firm6 a la una de
la madrugada ell decreto de in
tervencion.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-14

res radicales intransigentes, dos
de ellos pidieron formalmente
la renuncia de Gomez a SUI car
go de Vicepresidente de la Re-
plibIica. s.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-14

Nota-Haga llesar eaa circular o Ell contenido de la misma
q familares y amigos.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-01

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-28
oils and Metals
Gain Slightly in
Mixed Market

NEW YORK, Mar. 20 (R.-
Oils and nonferrous metals re-
covered slightly in a mixed stock
market early this afternoon.
Leading issues showed frac-
tional gains and losses.
The market was a bit higher
at the opening but soon turned
irregular.
Copper shares were firm as a
big Belgium producer raised
copper prices for the second
time this week. Aluminums
steadied after their fall yester-
day on news Of a cut in price
for that metal.
Some big international oils
edged higher. having digested
yesterdays news of frightened
import controls.
The industrial section showed
no overall change, however
Many stocks were trading near
yesterdays closing prices. A
slight downward tendency was
visible among steels, chemicals
and motion pictures. Rails and
utilities were firm on average.
The Associated Press average
of go stocks at noon was up 20
cents to $162.70. with the in
dustrials unchanged, the rails
up 10 cents and the utilities
up 20 cents.
Corporate bonds were mixed,
United States Governments
were steady.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-28
Allegheny Reports
Increase in Net

NEW YORK, Mar. % up. =
Allegheny Corp. reported today
net income for 1857 rose to
$2.274.460 from $l,996.621 a
year ago. The net is exclusive
of security transaction profits
which amounted to $5.732.145
compared to $4,09S.107 in 1856.
Allan P. Kirby, chairman and
president, released the annual
report yesterday following a
decision by a Federal court. The
decision lifted a 1855 injunction
and cleared the way for Allie
ghany to issue l.3 million shares
Of a 6 per cent convertible
stock in exchange for series a
5l2 per cent preferred shares.
The corporations net asset
value, after consummation of
the exchange plan of 1855,
amounted to SO a common
share compared with $12.86 q
year ago,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-28
N. Y. PRODUCE

NEW YORK. Mar. 20 N CUsDA).-
wholesale esq prices we're unsettled
Wholesale. selling prices based on
exchange and other volume salesl
New York spot quotations follow:
includes Mldwestern:
Mixed colors: Extras f4S-50 lbs !
AZ; extras large (4b-4s lbs) 40ls-
~: extras medium 40-4Oh: standards
large 1899; checks 35la-37.
Whites: Extras 1880 Ibs) 44-47h:
extras large l45-4s lbsl 43Is-4; extras
Browns: Extras $3.50 ibs) 47-4p
Inc udes nearby.
Whites: Top quality (4s.5O lbs. J
50-54: mediums 1880: smalls 41-42.
Browns: Top quality (4s-50 lbs. }
52;53ls; mediums 4Sis-5O; smails
Butter barely steady. Receipts.
wholesale prices on bulk cartons
Creamery. 10 score CAA) baH-5aM
cents :92 score tA 6g-59h; 30 score
Cheese Steady. Receipts. none;
prices unchanged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-28
METAL PRICES

NEW YORK. Mar. rs OH.-spot non.
25 cents q pound, Connecticut Valley
Lead Ii cents q pound. New York
zinc ~ cents a pound, East ST. Louis
Tin a3h cents a pound. New York
FOREIGN Silver ,sSss cents per troy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-28
.ALC0A Cuts
Primary Price

PITTSBURGH, Mar. % (R.
Aluminium Co. of America
today announced a reduction
of 2 cents a pound in the price
of primary aluminium. effec-
tive April /. 1t is the first
price cut by the company in
more than a decade.
The reduction will make the
new price "a cents a pound for
aluminium supplied in cast
pigs"
ALCOA said that "appropri-
ate adjustments in prices OF
! fabricated products will follow
shortly"
A spokesman said the reduc-
ton is "a consequence of an
nouncement Thursday of worlc
market reductions in the price
of basic aluminium"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-28
Easter Buying
Rises; Auto
Sales Dip

NEW YORK, Mar. % up. -
Consumers stepped UP their
buying of food. furniture and
Easter f1nery this week, accord
ing to a Dun & Bradstreet SUR
vey. But sales Of major APP
planes and new cars were
down.
The survey covered the seven
days ended Wednesday. q
period which included a sever
snowstorm in some Eastern
States.
Total dollar volume was es-
timated at from 1 per cent
lower to 3 per cent higher than
q year ago.
This differed somewhat from
a Federal Reserve Board sur
vey of department store sales
for the week ended last Satur-
day, that showed business
down 4 per cent from a year
ago. Federal Reserve officials
noted that sales should have
shown a substantial rise be-
cause Easter is two weeks
earlier than last year.
The Dun & Bradstreet survey
includes supermarkets. speciality
stores and other retail outlets.
It showed total dollar volume
of all retail trade well ahead Of
last year on the Pacific Coast
(up 3 to Z per cent?. in the
West North Central region tup
2 to 6 per cent? and in the East
North Central area Cup l to S
per cent?.
Percentage changes elsewhere:
New England and Rocky Noun
tains, on / to UP 8 per cent;
South Atlantic, of 2 to up 2;
East South Central. up / to of
3, and Mid-Atlantic and West
South Central, unchanged to
on 4.
Millinery, gloves, handbags
and jewelry were among items
showing the biggest gains over
last year. Mems apparel sales
continued to lag behind 1857.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-28
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C. >" All
%.
P-B Exchange Reports
Gains, Renomes Heads

The Philadelphia Baltimore Stock Exchange today reported
substantial gains in the last and announced reelection Of
officers and governors
Among those reelected James Johnston, partner
Of Johnston Lemon Co. of Washington who named for
another hreeyear term the Board Of Governors Since
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-28
BUSINESS
BRIEFS
: Heavy Construction contract

Heavy Construction contract
awards reported in the week
ended Monday increased to
SAL 100000 from $278, 1852, 900
the previous week. The current
weekly total is made up of
$196. 086.000 in private and
SPAS, 100000 in public construc-
ton. A year ago the total was
$3.50. 987, 900. Engineering
News Record.
Loans to Brokers and dealers
on other than U. s. government
securities held by member
banks in New York City totaled
1919 million Wednesday. A de-
crease of $242 million from a
week before, and a decrease of
81 million from a year before
Federal Reserve Board.
Freight lOadings for the week
ended March % totaled $780,
019 cars. This was 6,O38 cars
or IL per cent below the pre-
ceeding week, 1887 cars or
|22.3 per cent below the cor
responding week last year, and
164.229 cars, or 23.6 per cent
under the same week in 1856
Assn. Of American Railroads,
Consumption of new rubber
in the United States totaled
l00,941 long tons in February,
an 10 per cent drop from con-
sumption in the same month
last year.. February consump-
ton was more than $4,000 tons
below rubber usage in January.
Commerce Department.
Gen. Omar N. Bradley has
been named to the board and
elected chairman by the direc-
tors of Bulova Watch Co.
Lloyd w. Baker, executive as
sistant to the president of the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
since 1856, has been named
vice president-staff by the
B6SO's Board Of Directors.
Pepsi Cola raised its earn
ings rs per cent to a new high
in 1857. Net income was So
559,675 equal to $l.6l per share
compared with $S,SS4,787 or
$3.50 a share in 1856.
Eastern Air Lines report
earnings dropped So per cent
in 1857 while revenues climbed
is per cent from 1856. Earn
ings were $9,378,022 or 1921
per common share compared
with $14,735.459 or $5.l7 a
share in 1856.
Sterling Drug reported rec
ord sales and earnings for 1857.
Net income totaled $18,814,704,
equal to $3.50 a share, COM
pared with $16,918,594 or $2.l5
a share in 1856. Sales rose to
$198, 703,366 in 1857. up 11.8
per cent from $l77,731,471 in
1856.
Other earnings:
For the Year Ended Dec. 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-28
British Steel Prices
Cut bV Industry

LONDON. Mar. % (R).-The
British steel industry yesterday
made price cuts expected to
save users about $2S million a
year.
The cuts range from / per
cent on shipbuilding steel to
8 per cent on grades used by
the can-making industry.
This is the first reduction in
British steel prices in 20 years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-28


1851 he. has served on the
board of the rapidly-growing
regional exchange. which has
a large Washington. branch.
formerly the Washington Stock
Exchange.
j. Raymond Leek Of Bioren
& Co. Of Philadelphia was re-
named for a second term as
president. Other reappointed
were s. Grey Dayton, jr., vice
president; Charles l.. Wilson,
secretary, and Samuel K.
Phillips. treasurer.
The exchange handled a
volume of 7,80S.S05 shares dur
ing 1857, an increase of 100000
shares or SO per cent from the
previous year. the annual re-
port said. This was the sharp
est percentage increase in
shares business of any regis
tered national securities ex-
change.
Due to lower prices, dollar
volume of 1921. TAO. 846 was on
S per cent from 1887 ,685,755 in
the previous year. The ex-
change traded 4.979, 1853 rights.
It listed 12.256.730 new or adj
ditional shares of 81 corpora
lions during the year In addi-
ton to $50, 276,850 principal
amount of bonds Of five COR
porations.
Volume of Washington mem
Der firms Of the exchange in
creased more than Is per cent
during 1857, it was disclosed.
The exchange ended the year
with 296 regular and asso-
ciate members with its facil-
tiles for the first time serving
the Atlantic Seaboard from
Maine to Florida. Services now
include out-of-town clearances
for Is member firms along the
coast south Of Washington.
Harvey B. Gram, jr., partner
of Johnston, Lemon Co. is
chairman of the exchanges ar
rangements committee here.
Charles v. Gibson is assistant
treasurer in charge Of the
Washington Branch Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-28
Record Set in Use,
Tax on Cigarettes

Americans smoked q record
number of cigarettes in 1857
and paid a record amount of
taxes on them.
An Agriculture Department
report placed last years con-
sumption at 400 billion ciga-
rettes, UP Al per cent from
1856.
In calendar 1857, the depart
ment said Federal, State and
city taxes on cigarettes reached
a record $2.2o5, 000, O00-nearly
5 per cent more than in 1856.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-28

hoUrtv Sales on the GxehSnae
il:00 am. A2o 600 Noon Ieo ooc
100 pm o7o 600 200 pm 600 ooo
unit Of trading 10 shares or sale,
in full Rates Of dividends in me fore.
going table are annual Disbursement,
based on, the last quarterly or semi.
annual declaration. Unless otherwise
noted, special or extra dividends arc
not included. q Also extra or extras
3 Annual rate plus stock dividend
dividend. sDeciarsd or paid 20 g a.
this year; Payable In stock during
1857. estimated cash value on ex.
dividend or redistribution date. Paid
socl O &c sSitu 81 HsbS ec sss5
OF paid this year, an accumulative
this year. dividend omitted, deferred or
no action taken at last dividend meet.
s .ns: pe Sa or paid IN 1857 plus
during 1858. estimated cash value ION On
ex-dividend or redistribution date.
y, Lqnidatins dividend cid Called. KEN
dividend, KIDS Ex distribution xr Ex
rights. NV Without warrants. WV With
warrants. wd When distributed WI When
issued. nd Next day devilery In bank.
ruptcy or receiyership or being reOr.
ganized under the Bankruptcy Act, or
securities assumed BY such companies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-28
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK, Mar. %. R).--Prices
showed little chance during the late
sideIines awaiting the mid-March par
ity report this afternoon. There was
also hesitancy pending final action
for larEer soil bank funds by the ad-
ministration.~
New Orleans selling and light hedg-
Ing were absorbed through local cover
ing
Noon prices we're 10 cents q bale
lower TO 30 cents higher than the
previous close. May 36.17, July 30.43
and October $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-28
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. Mar. 2s R-AT nav
crop wheat deliveries we're under mod.
crate selling pressure In early dealings
TO-DAY on the Board Of Trade foIloWins
unnfHcisl word that President Essen.
mower VIII veto the measure asking for
extension o. 1857 farm price supports
Traders said their advices we're that
the President has decided with tinality
Q veto the eeislation-without conces-
SLOWS Of any kind.
The new croo wheat contracts were
IN around cent Q bushsl within the
nrst f"w minutes Of trading but soy
leans and other grains held around
Near the end Of the FIRST hour wheat
was UNCHANGED to III cent q busheI
lowe-. May S2,17h; corn z to 81 high.
er. Nav 81 .1eM oats UNCHANGED to n
lower. May 81 2Sst; sovbeans u Ia X
hisher. May 80 %: lard 10 70 20 cents
hundred pounds hieher. Nav S12.s5
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Exchange Seat Sold

NEW YORK, Mar. 20 (R.-
A membership on the New York
Stock Exchange today sold at
$40 900, UP $4,000 from the
previous sale. The current mar
ket is $4,000 bid and $4,000
asked.
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ANNUAL STATEMENT
OF THE POLISH WOMEN'S
ALLIANCE OF AMERICA
Year Ending December 81. 1857

ASSETS
Bonds (amortized value)
Real estate; Property
occupied by the So
ctety
certihcate loans and
Cash and bank de-
posits =
Premiums actually col
lected by subordi-
nate lodges not yet
RENTED to home
once
Interest and other in
vestment income due
and accrued ------
Total ------------
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ODD-LOT DEALINGS

NEW YORK. Mar. IS 0P1.-The New
York Stock EXCHANGE reported today
these odd lot transactions by principal
dealers for March "a: Purchases OF
213.7O5 shares; sales OF 176. bbl shares
including 1897 shares sold short.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-05
save on RUGGED. ribbed Piping Rock"
BATES COTTON SPREADS
72xllO~ or 9OxllO q On
regularly 9.98 o.

AlI-time fovorites. these handsome ribbed cot
tons in striking eoIors yellow, moss. monte blue.
oquo. mist. rose. mushroom. pine green. cherry
red. scorIet. Iocquer red. wine. royol. brown cop
per. corbon eroy.
WGi-elonkets and BEDDING 5th Floor
also Chevy Chose. Corners ard Aexondio