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La gaceta., 1943-01-19
blamos de gradQs do .pdlixrosi.

blamos de grRdos do .pSlizrosi.
dad sin que en-. ntngnna forma
deba entenderse que por su To-
calizaci6n especial existan NOR.
deduras exentas de peligro de
contamination rabica.
Las mordeduras sobre teji6os
descubiertos son las mas peli.
grosas, puesto que en- las produ
cidas en- zonas protegidas por
ia ropa, estas detienen buena
parte del virus existente en- la
saliva, al quedar depositada en-
ella la bahia del animal atacan-
te. Son eSpecialmente graves
dentro de las condolences dichas
LAS heridas ~extensas o profun
oas, porque en- elias ell virus ra-
hico puee penetrar con mas ia
cilidad y en- mayor cantidad.
Pero, inSistimos: todas las NOR
deduras de animales, especial
mente de perros, son peligrosas
Y 10 dicho no debe interpreter
Sc mas que como una nocion de
peligrosidades diversas Y no co
mo que existen mordeduras de
I'm tipo Il otro libres de peligro
de rabia. Todas de una u otra
lOcalizaci6n 0 caracteristicas-
tienen que ser sOmetidas a las
preocupaciones y cuidados fila.
dos por la medicina preventive
y. sobre los cuales insistiremos
en- ell pr6ximo articulo.
La gaceta., 1943-01-19
JACKIE CA1LURA DERRo-
TO A PITTsBURG JACKIE
WILSON

Providence, X. l., Enero 49,
I'm boxeador del Canada, ia
ckie Callura venci6 aver a "Pits
burg" Jackie Wilson, campe6n
Gel peso de puma para la Aso-
ciaci6n Nacional de BoXeo, y lie
arrebat6 la corona de las l26 Ii
bras.
Presenciaron el triunfo del
canadense y le aplaudieron
1920 personals, la mejor entra-
da obtenida aqui en- los 1ltimos
diez amos.
Wilson, al igual que 81 otro
Wilson derrotado por Jackie La
Motta, era Ell favorito en- las a.
puestas, en- proportion de 5 a A..
Ell nuevo campe6n es un HON
lbre casado y espera ser padre
dentro de POGO tempo.
Los p1giles cayeron a la Iona
en- tres diferentes ocasiones, pc
70 no efecto de puntazos.
Callura tiene depositada una
fianza de $1,000 que lie obliga a
dar la revancha al negro Will
son en- un periodic de 60 dias, va
sea en- Los Angeles, Boston y
Pittsburg.
Todo indica que el excam-
pe6n, ell derrotado, estara sir
viendo a Uncle Sam, como sol
dado, antes de que Ell encuentro
prometido Sc efect1e.
Els Ell primer campe6n logra-
do en- 35 amos de direction de
pdgiles por ell veterano Lee
Bradley.
La gaceta., 1943-01-19
LAS PANTERAS Sc BATH
RAN CON LOS DIABDOS
VERDES

Iran a st. Petersburg las Pan
teras de Plant, en- la noche de
hoy, y ALI jugaran con los Dia-
bios Verdes.
All igual que los Terriers, las
Panteras vencieron la semana
pasada al Julia Landon y fue,
ron domadas por Ell Andres
Jackson.
Jugaran por los estudiantes
de Plant, Slower, su estrella
Lowry, Klsoternan, Lester
Carte.
Ell coach" de la ciudad de a
llende Ell puente y Ell terrapler
utilizara a GatewoOd, Hudson
Segers, Horton y Mcfarland.
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FACTORIES QUE RIGEN LA
GRAVEDAD DIE LAS
M~ORDEDURAS

Ell irus penetra en- ell organs
mo a traves de la piel lesionada
Y siguiendo los nervios diver
SOS llega hasta ell cerebelo y la
medula. Ell tempo que ell virus
toma para llegar al sistema ner
vioso central, en- su trayectoria
a 10 largo de los nervios perife-
ricos, condiciona la duracion
del periodic de incubaci6n y ha-
ce especialmente terribles a las
heridas de la cabeza y cuellp-
con breve periodo de incubacion
-asi como mas peligrosas a las
del tronco que a la de las eXtre-
midades y entire estas 1ltimas
mas las superiores que las infe-
riores. Enti6ndase bien que ha-
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LOS TERRIERS. JUGARAN
HOY CON LOS DRAGoNES,

Esta noche, en- el gimnasio
del institute Hillsborough, Sc
batiran los Terriers con los Ora
cones de Jefferson.
Farnell utilziara a Wingate,
Coins, Ed Hill Lorenzo y Hebs
Bill Harkell sc defendera con
Burns, Brown, Carlton, Ross y
Prida.
La semana pasada los mucha
chos de Seminole derrotaron al
Julia Landon, de Jacksonville, y
fueron vencidos por el "quinte-
to" del Andres Jackson.
Prida viene desarrollando un
admirable juego en- favor del
jefferson.
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DEPORTES
LOS HISPANOS VENICE,
RON A LOS HUNGAROS

FL equipo de balompie Broo-
kyn Hispano, los lideres de la
.Liga Americana, derrotaron a
los alemanes-hdngaros con ano
taci6n de 3 por O.
Sc verified 81 encuentro en-
presencia de 1,500 espectado-
res.
Bill Gonsalvez pas6 la meta
dos wees, ayudado en- una de
elias por Galdi.
Hicieron los hdngaros una
fuerte resistencia.
Jugaron por ell Hispano, Olaf
Compton, Hudi, Fernandez, Lis,
Deneham, Pruna, Gonsalvez.
Quinones, Galdi y Salcedo.
La enseha de los derrotados
fue defendida por Bigelow, Ale
10, Spletzer, Flaherty, Schnei-
der, Mooney, Fitz, Dunn, Hea.
ly, Kraps y Diller.
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CON LOS GUANTES
x EN- Ell AUDITORIO

La crisis del boxeo local sc
agrava con Ell nuevo bando que
no permite usar los automovi-
les para ir a los espectaculos pG
blicos.
Ell Auditorio Municipal esta
situado cerca de los lugares que
frecuencia los soldados y a cos
ia distancia de Hyde Parj pc
ia distancia de Hyde Park; pc.
ba" para los que viven en- West
Tampa, Ybor City y Seminole
Heights, los barrios mas popu.
losos.
Ell programa que Jim Down.
ing anuncia para febrero encor
tiara grandes dificultades Ell
cuanto al exito monetariO.
Concurriran los soldados, pc.
no debe supOnerse que sera pc.
queno ell aporte de los vecinos
de los districts latinos.
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OPERADO Ell DIRECTOR DE
LOS Medals BLANCAS

Hollywood, Enero 19-El di-
rector de los Medias Blancas de
Chicago, Jimmy Dykes, fue O.
perado aver en- Ell Hospital Ce-
dros del Llbano y su estado pa
rece ser satisfactorio. Tiene 46
amos y desde hace alg1n tempo
venia padeciendo una enferme-
dad de la vejiga.
Antes de ser manager" Dy-
kes jug6 la tercera base, de ma
nera sensational, con los Atle-
ticos de Filadelfia primero y
despues los Medals Blancas.
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COMO Sc TRASMITE
LA RABIA

La rabia es producida por 10
que en- Medicina Sc llama un
"virus filtrable" y Sc trasmite
mediante la penetration de ese
virus" a trav6s de una solu-
ci6n de continuidad de la piel.
Este puede pasar en- tres for
mas PARTICIPATES: a. por morde-
dura del animal, que es ell case
mas frecuente; b. por aranazo
producido por el animal, conta-
minandose la herida con la ba-
ba del perro en- Ell curse mismo
del ataque; q por una soluci6n
&c continuidad existente previa
mente una herida, por elem
plo- que Sc pone en- contacto
accidental en- la saliva de I'm a.
nimal rabioso.
La gaceta., 1943-01-19

Aunque la rabia no produce,
nj con mucho, tan elevado nu-
nero de casos como otras en-
fermedades infecciosas, y por
clio pudiera parecer su cJnoci5
miento de escasa importancla,
es tan terrible un case de rabia
que resulta de, mas alto interes
conoceJ 10 que Sc pIede hacer
para e~vitarla.
En- Cuba Sc reportan anual-
mente alrededor de cinco defun
clones humans por rabia, sienr
do los casos en- animales espe-
cialmente numerosos. En- Ell La
horatorio Nacional, por ejem-
pla, Sc diagnostican todos los ar
nos de 100 a 100 casos en- ami
males, de los cuales 80 por Glen
to, aproximadamente son pc
rros; 7 por ciento, gatos, y solo
|3 por ciento otros animales, en-
tire ellos ratas, chivos, vacas, ct.
" todos los que han estudiado
esta question entire nosotros es-
tan de acuerdo en- que esas CT
fras son incompletas, entire o.
itras razones, porque siendo ell
1nlco laboratorio de esa ciase
~existente en- Cuba Sc envian pc
co a el los casos que Ocurran a
gran distancia de La Habana,
especialmente aquellos de la Pro
vincia de Oriente. Basta leer,
por otra parte, la Prensa diaria
para darse cuenta de la grave
cad del problema de la rabia en-
tire nosotros: dfa a dia, en- efac-
to, con una regularidad y una
fijeza que deben de preocupar
~hondamente a TODD ell que Sc in
teresa por la salud del pals, Sc
reporta I'm n1mero considera-
bile de personals mordidas por
perros, marcando I'm promedio
que seguramente pasa de veinte
diarias. En- tail deplorable esta-
do de cosas nadie esta exento
de vivir un problema de morde
dura por un animal s%ospechoso
o no de padecer de rabia, y por
clio nos parece del mas alto in
teres dar a conocer algunaS no
clones sencillas que puedan ayu
dar, ell momento llegado, a Sc
guir una conducta Nerdadera-l
mente appropriate. -.
La gaceta., 1943-01-19

ST, senOr:
Para pintar mejor su
casa, compre la pintura
B. L. p, vendida exclu-
sivamente por K i g
Greco Hardware Co.,
ga. Avenida v Gale Is.
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poR Ell DR.. ALEXANDRA cAsuso
Professor Titular de Medicina Preventive
de la Universidad de La Habana

gado periodic de incubaci6n, ell
animal puede por consiguiente,
trasmitir ocasionalmente la ra-
bia. (El periodic de incubacion
en- ell perro oscila de 40 dias a
seis meses.)
La gaceta., 1943-01-19
QUIENES PUEDEN TRAS-
MITIR LA RABIA

! Las fuentes de infection de la
rabia son las siguientes:
u Los casos tfpicos a tipi-
cos de rabia en- los animales, du
rante toda la evoluci6n sinto-
matica de la enfermedad. Entire
dos animales ocurre preferente-
mente en- los carnivoroS. Ell pc
rro y ell cato, muy especialmenr
tie ell pimero, son los que la pa
decen con mayor frecuencia, en-
ire nosotros Y constituyen, por
10 tanto, la principal fuente de
infection. La pueden padecer a.
demaS: la rata Y ell ration, la ar
dilla, ell huron, la jutia, Ell lobo,
la cabra, ell carnero, Ell buey, Ell
caballo, ell asno, la mula, ell GER
do Y seguramente, otros ANNA
les.
p Los animales suscepti-
bles, en- los Gltimos dias del pc
riodo de incubaci6n. Sc ha de-
mostrado, en- efecto, la frecuen-
.cia del virus rabico en- la saliva
0 bahia del perro, 8, 10 y, muy
excepuciolamente, IL Y hasta IA
dias antes de la sparici6n de
las manifestations clinicas. En-
eSos dias terminates del prolon-
La gaceta., 1943-01-19

Sc NECESITA una senora
datina para ayudar a los queha-
ceres de una casa. Lame por ell
TELEFONO M 56-963.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-09-04
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK

RICHMOND, Va, Sept. 3.-R-
U. S. Dept. Agr.)-Livestock:
Hogs: Market steady with Thurs
day. Top 1850 Good and choice
100 to $50 lbs 1850. 100 to 100 lbs.
1910. 120 to 40 lbs. 1880. 40 to
100 lbs 14.10. $50 to 300 lbs 1875.
300 to $50 lbs. 14.10. Sows under
lbs 1895; $50 to 500 lbs. 1880;
over 500 lbs 1910. Good stays
1880.
Cattle: Market largely nominal.
Receipts fairly light early, with
supplies all slaughter classes gen.
orally well cleared. The market
for slaughter steers was active
and fully steady early this week,
with medium to good grass-fat Of
ferings mainly 1900 to 1850, COM
mon kinds downward to 1000.
Gamer cows sold mostly 900 to
$50, cutters $50 to $50; and fat
DAIRY type upward to around 1000.
Medium and good heavy sausage
bulls 1000 to 1900, common light
weights 800 to 1000. Vealers clos
ing fully steady mostly from 1875
oown, according to weight and
quality.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-09-04
CCC Authorizes Payment
On State S Soybean Crop

RALEIGH, Sept. 81 R - The
Commodity Credit Corporation has
authorized the payment of a sup
port price Of $l80 a bushel on all
soybeans grown in North Carroll
ma, W. H. Darst, field crops mar
keting specialist for the State De-
partment of Agriculture, said to-
day.
Darst said the base price was
20 cents higher than was paid in
1912. Earlier the CCC said it would
pay special price premiums of
from two to four cents a bushel
for soybeals which are low in
moisture content. The CCC is sole
purchasing agent of soybeans foc
federal use.
The total soybean crop of $780,
600 bushels produced in NORTH
Carolina last year brought grow
ers Sc, 100000 Darst predicted the
l943 crop would yield approx
mately 20 per cent more beans
for each acre.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-09-04
Couple Arrested Here
For Leaving Child In
Locked Residence Alone

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Todd were
arrested by police Friday night
and placed in Jail in default of
$3.50 bond each on charges of leav-
ing a two-year-old child unattend-
ed in their locked home at 905
North Third street.
The arrest came after Radio
Patrolman N. j. Wolfe and M. M.
Jeffords had broken into the house,
on the complaint of neighbors who
said the child was crying, and 'ar-
ried it to local hospital where
it was admitted for observation and
treatment.
The child, Norman Ralph Todd,
was apparently suffering from a
rash, police said.
Todd, 31-year-old shipyard
worker, was placed under arrest
on the charges when he came into
police headquarters searching for
his wife. The wife, 26-year-old
Dorothy Todd, was arrested on
Harnett street less than an hour
later.
Both will be given a hearing
before Recorder H. Winfield Smith
Saturday morning.
Officers said the couple were
originally from Shaiotte in Bruins
wick county.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-09-04
GreekMother Takes Brood
Across Sea In Tiny Boat

paper picked out these para
graphs:
my children and l are at last
safe from starvation and the in
human cruelties Of the enemy.
Although there is a death pen
atty for those who Try to leave, /
decided it was better to die that
way than to die slowly from lack
Of food. We went away at night
in rowboat, the children and /.
I locked my home and my faith
er's home and now we have only
the clothing we wear.
TT would take book to tell of
all the suffering in Ikaria, but I
am only telling you now that we
are we'll and SAFE
There are no other details. But
the graphic picture and the word
safe" are enough to guarantee
Kapnistos long, long thoughts and
many smile.
In Mrs. Malachia's brief letter
she indicated that America is the
hope of all the oppressed people,
some Of them her own relatives,
who remain enslaved on the island
1karia.
Kapnistos is married and has
lived in Wilmington for four wears.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-09-04
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, Sept. 3-tR--Receipt
of 5000 hogs here were supple
mented by $500 direct to packers
and the seasons top price Of Sl5.-
Is held or good and choice light
weights. The few loads of good
and choice steers sold for STATS to
S15.75 on shipper account. Spring
lambs were Is cents lower than
Thursdays prices with the bulk
being taken by packing firms.
Yesterdays announcement that
the proposed ceiling price Of
STATS a hundred weight for hogs
will be put into effect soon, ap-
parently encouraged packers to
withhold bids on stock held for
prices above $500. Sows were off
10 to Is cents and heavy weight
hogs sold 10 cents lower. The high
price of the day was paid sparin9-
ly for choice hogs.
Only a few steers of desirable
quality were offered here and To-
cal demand was weak. The small
supply of grassy and short fed
heifers were selling barely steady.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-09-04

George Kapnistos of local cafe
came in to the News office
Friday night holding a newspaper
clipping, a letter, and wearing an
expression Enthusiastically denot-
ing happiness.
George had got news Of his
sister, who used to reside in 1ka-
ria, one of the Aegean islands, and
from whom he had not heard in
four years.
After the German assault on
Greece, when only reports of
atrocities to the citizenry Of the
Axis-held territory could filter
through, George began to fear for
the life of his sister and her five
children.
Several days ago Georges BROTH
er, Louis Kapnistos Of Kansas
City received letter, dated June
g, from that relative-Mrs. Argiro
Malachia. She and her children
were safe in Cyprus, British-island
dependency 400 miles distant from
Ikaria in the Mediterranean.
The Greek-inscribed message
unfolded a tale that matches the
stories of the most daring exploits
of this war: A Kansas City news
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-09-04
Children Innoculated
For Diphtheria Can Go
Out Despite Home Ills

Under new regulations, school
children who are properly vaccin-
ated for diphtheria will not be
kept at home when some other
member Of the family develops
the disease, DR.. A. H. Elliot, city
county health officer announced
Friday.
'"This means that parents will
have to make sure that their chill.
dren in school are vaccinated. 9th.
erwise, their playmates may
bring diphtheria germs from
homes into classrooms and spread
the disease" he said.
Under present health laws, all
first-grade children should be vac
cinated. The measure is not com.
pulsory, but is strongly advised,
according to DR. Elliot.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-09-04
CAFE MAN CITED
ON DlM0UT RULE
First Arrest Made Under
Recent Proclamation
By Broughton

The first arrest here for failure
to control commercial lighting in
accordance with Governor Brough-
toms Wartime Emergency Prodla-
nation vi, regulating illumination
in the dimout zone, came Friday
night with the arrest of Gus Gross,
restaurant operator, for allegedly
allowing a new advertising sign to
burn in the window of his cafe at
118 Market street.
Gross was recognized for his
appearance in recorders court
mere Saturday morning.
He was formally charged with
having a lighted neon sign in his
place of business and did have
the same for advertising purpos.
es.'
After the arrest, Chief of Police
Charles H. Casteen said that his
department would enforce the
proclamation by arresting any
owner who allowed any type OF
lighted advertising siga to burn
at night.
Thus far, motorists have been
the chief violators of the COVER
nors proclamation. Several hun
dred have been arrested and fined
for failure to paint their headlights
to conform with the proclamation
and for failure to drive with low.
beam headlights.
In addition, the proclamation
makes it a misdemeanor to allow
exterior lighting Of any sort tc
burn in the dimout zone or to al.
low lights to burn in homes or bus.
mess ablishments so that the
light itself is visible through q
door or window.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-09-04
400 Peopled Areas Fall
To Mighty Russian, Drive

of Kharkov, Russian troops, "over-
coming enemy resistance and
counterattacks continued offensive
engagements for improvement of
their positions" the communique
said, not announcing any specific
gains made or towns captured.
The Russians most spectacular
drives at the moment were those
through the Donets basin toward
Stalino and through the northern
Ukraine upon Konotop, with indi-
cations that the Nazis were the
more concerned over the former.
Today's Berlin radio announce
ment that the Russians had
launched a grand scale" often
sive in the Donets, recorded by
the Associated Press, said h a
"since the early hours of today
the expected Russian attack in the
central Donets has been in full
swing"
Acrifhever
The Red army was using hun.
dreds Of heavy artillery batteries
and fighter plane formations in
this new large-scale action" the
broadcast said.
A dispatch to the London Daily
Mail, via Vichy and Madrid, said
that Adolf Hitler's staff advisers
have just ended a fourday extra
ordinary war council at Hitler S
headquarters at which the retreat
on the Russian front was discuss
ed.
Breakup of the meeting prob.
ably foreshadows further and more
dramatic German Withdrawals, -
the dispatch said.
Some German leaders wanted
to bring the German line back as
far as the frontier in eastern Pc.
land established with Russia in
1899 but it was finally decided tc
make the major stand on the Smol.
ensk Kiev Dnieperopetrovsk
line, the dispatch said.
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ALPINE PASSAGE
BLOCKED BY RAID
Continued From Page One)

and 80 per cent of 1taly's steel
and coal requirements.
Only one Fortress was lost in
the long unescorted plunge, de.
scribed officially as perhaps the
best day the Fortresses r m
North Africa ever had"
At Bolzano, they scored direct
hits on the main tracks and or
the railway bridge, sent lodges
from over-hanging cliffs tumbline
onto the rail lines, and hit the
station. Four enemy planes were
shot down there.
Two important river b d 6 :
were damaged at Trento, and a
highway bridge was broken.
Cargoes of high explosives tore
up the railway yards, warehouses
and railway cars at Bologna, and
great fires were set.
Thirty enemy planes were
destroyed during all of yesterdays
widespread flights, and Is Allied
planes were missing.
Mitchell bombers blew up cam.
ouflaged enemy positions near
Reggie Calabria, A-36 divebomb-
ers struck the freight yards at
Lamezi and Catanzaro. and Raj
and South African Baltimores and
Bostons hammered troops and gun
positions on the Italian toe.
A-36's touched off an ammunition
dump at Sapri on the west coast,
and P-4O Warhawks hit barge
and scored near hits on seven
others in the Gulf of Santa Eufe-
mia.
The Mitchells and Lightning es.
corts raiding Cancello were at.
tackled by go to 10 enemy fighters
to touch off one of the heaviest
dogfights ever waged over Italian
soil. The fight continued out to
sea.
Besides the disruption of tn e
railroads in the Naples area and
below the Bremen Pass, official
reports also disclosed that tn e
Fortress raid on Pisa on the north
west coast of Italy Tuesday had
blocked all railroads from Pisa
to Leghorn, Florence, the naval
base of La Spezia, and Marina di
Pisa, while the coastal railway
and the city's freight yards were
DANA ed heavily.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-09-04
Domestic Exchanges Drop A Bit

NEW YORK, Sept. 3.-lp-ws,.
London markets moved IN t ~s
in response to the Allied inv suaay
of Italy, prices on domesti,o@ Sloa
changes generally slipped 10 ion sS'
levels. 'S'
The discrepancy was expl.i.,,
partly by the desire of homo l a
toners to keep reasonably Es W.,
over the approaching length Ig st
Dor day holiday. In addjtion ~. \.
thrust into Axis Europe, W XIV; ne
highly cheering to the fina n,ts
sector, was viewed as a nraN t.s'
mary development and most v t,'l,
ish contingents inclined Ia ,, suI'
aside until the outcome was ma.
definitely assured. ''0''
Stocks and bonds Slipped tr,.
the start with selling pressure nsI
er important. Commodities, on az, ~
whole, were narrow althougb w.t. wy
ton futures softened as the Iate,,
step toward victory OH the wv
tinent buoyed peace psycbolo9'
There were many spots of res; s,'
ance in the share list but fraa
tional recessions were in the NV
jority at the close. Another bs ,tS'
of pleasing dividends aided ;nS;
vidual issues. 'U'
The Associated Press so.sto,,
average was off / of poin, -.
1877. Breadth was lacking and WI,
ume was among the smallest ~,
Tho past year. Only 7o7 issn ~.
V ere traded. Of these 300 w.s
q wn 217 up and 1871 unchangaa
Tr.-..sfers totalled 397,875 shssea
compared with 490,355 Th,Jrsdsy
American Locomotive preferrai
was up 4 points on a few sslos
seemingly reflecting the vote ~
shareholders for the merger NJ
SUBSIDIARIES and the demand Of
opposing elements for a court ~
praisal of the value of their stoc,,
in the new setup. Pacific Tele.
phone rose 2 10 OH 40 shares fol.
lowing a boosted dividend
Easier were U, S. Steel. Chvs.
Ter, General Motors, Santa F.
Southern Pacific, American Tele
phone, Anaconda, Goodrich, Done.
las Aircraft, Montgomery Ward
Texas Co., dupont and Loew's
Moderately improved were Beth.
lehem, American Water Works
Engineers Public Service lat a
new top for the year., American
Can, Allied Chemical, Deere and
Eastman Kodak.
At Chicago wheat was off "A
to up 1-8 of a cent a bushel oats
were down IA 10 10 and rye was
1-8 to IL in arrears. Hogs were
off 10 to Is cents. Cotton lost s. TO
80 cents a bale.
In the curb declines were post.
ed for Aluminium OF America, Elec.
trio Bond and Share, Glen Alden
Coal and American Gas, In the
plus column we're Cities Service,
Pantepec and Sunray Oil Turn.
over here was 121, 240 shares yer.
sus 121, 040 yesterday.