. Elektrische Eisenbahn Zeitschrift . Trikot. Das Unternehmen stellt jedoch ausdrücklich fest, dass dieser Kurs unter den vorliegenden Betriebsbedingungen die Gesellschaft nur am laufenden halten wird, keine Rendite auf ihre Kapitalanlage erbringt und nicht der Kurs ist, auf den die Gesellschaft Anspruch hat. COMMISSIONEES LEHNT FLAT PABE ab der Vorstand der Kommissionsmitglieder für öffentliche Versorgungsunternehmen lehnte am 30. Oktober zum zweiten Mal den Antrag des unternehmens für einen flachen 7-Cent-Tarif auf allen seinen Linien ab. Der Vorstand leavesthe next move in the fare controverse to the company, sug-gesting as it did before that the Zone fare System be continued un

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. Electric railway journal . Jersey. The com-pany expressly states, however, that this rate under presentoperating conditions, will only keep the company going, will not yield it any return upon its capital stock invest-ment and is not the rate to which the company is entitled. COMMISSIONEES REFUSE FLAT PABE The Board of Public Utility Commissioners on Oct. 30denied for the second time the application of the companyfor a flat 7-cent fare on all its lines. The board leavesthe next move in the fare controversy to the company, sug-gesting as it did before that the zone fare system be con-tinued under the rates previously suggested by the board—5 cents for the first two zones, a cent for each additionalzone and a cent for a transfer. It is stated that if the company refuses again to acceptthe boards, recommendation, the present rate of fare—3 cents for the first zone-mile and 2 cents for each zonethereafter—will remain in efllect until the board fixes apermanent rate. 718 Electeic Railway Journal Vol. 54, No. 15. K. E. McDOUGALLPresident Claims Men DiscussAccident Prevention At the Atlantic City Convention the Claims Associa-tion Adopted a Resolution to Further the PublicSafety Movement and Discuss Accident with Refer-ences to the One-Man Car—S. B. Hare Was Elected President SUPPLEMENTING the digest, printed in the specialreport issue of this paper, dated Oct. 11 and mailedfrom Baltimore, Md., of the proceedings of the con-vention of the American Electric Eailway Claims Associa-tion held at Atlantic City, N. J., Oct. 6 to 9, it is now pos-sible to print abstracts of the papers which were pre-sented, with further notes on the discussion. At all of the sessions E. E. McDougall, claim agent NewYork State Railways, Rochester, N. Y., president of theassociation, occupied the chair and acting-secretary J. S.Kiibu, appointed to fill out the unexpired term of MissCarrie M. Swartz, ably assisted the chairman. Mondays Session On Monday afternoon President McDougall fitting

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