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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-03-20
Knsfunove "Povesfi
i'm Srfice"

Nadaljevati mi je, kjer sem
zadnjic nehala. Pa bi najrajSi
napisala lie to: Priskrbite 81 Ego
raj imenovano zbirko, cimprei
morete in preberite vsako posa-
memo povest vsaj dvakrat. Te-
ga navodila Sc drzim tudi JAZZ,
kadarkoli dobim v roke kaj do
brega, zlasti, ako je kaj "nase-
ga. In dvomim, &c je KIDD boil
mas, kot je bas Kristan, in &c so
kogarkoli della boil nasa, kot pa
ona, XII nam jih je ustvaril on.
Zakaj priporocam dvakratno
citanje? l no, prvic mas zanima-
10 in potegnejo "a sabo vrsteca
Sc dogajanja, pa nam pri tenn
marsikaj uide. Yeast ne ujame-
mo morda niti prave zamisli, ma
katero je pisatelj svojo povest
osnoval. Vrh tega je Kristanov
Slog Zelo lep IN gladek IN v IL
razanju mu nj kmalu KIDD kosl
V njegovih delhi nj niti mai
manjSega sledu kakega hlasta-
MIA pc efektih. A prozen, kot je,
pa bogat ma izrazih in prispodo-
bah ter siguren in skladen v
svojih izvajanjih doseze efekte,
skoro bi rekla, mimogrede.
Kako izborno motivira glad
vigi'' recimo odpor proti vsemu,
kar spominja ma vojno, XII je -
vojaska slava gor ali dol - clo-
veSko klanje. "Pusti ia hudicev
kohl" je zakricala Jadviga, ko je
MEN, mic hudega sluteci sin pri-
jel "a vojasko pusko. Hudicev
kol - primera, XII il nj najti pa
ra, posebno Sc, ker pride z je-
zika zene, XII je ma svoje oci vi
della in V svojem srcu obcutila
ucinek "orodja IL pekla re
"a prve vojne.
= In ko Sc je sin - della iscoc -
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-03-20
.ATKA ZUPANCIC:
IVER I

odpraVlJal cd matere, mu je po-
lagala ma duso bozjo zapoved:
Ne ubijaj. Vsako ubijanje je
bio V tenn v%kljuceno, tudi ono
ma vojno povelje. Mic orozia,
mic vojne! Cd tega svojega no
tranjega prepricanja nj odneha-
la niti "a las, ceprav SO Cd meja
sem prihajale vesti, da Sc Mem
CT pripravljajo ma drugo vojno.
In ko so re navalili ma Poljsko,
rusili Varsavo, je ona Sc zmerom
ponavljala: me ubijaj -. Mic
hudega ne more biti, &c obvelja
postava 80"
Sele, ko SO POLISH vojaki "a
cell zunaj njenega trga kopati
jarke, Sc je Jadvige polascal ne
mir. "Vsi so oh pamet 80, pove-
dati jim je treba, Poliakom in
Nemcem, da so oboji ljudje -.
bratje ..."
Pisatelj nam je tn izborno po-
nazoril, kako mocan je zdravi
cloveSki razum - a kako mic ne
Steje, ako trci oh poosebljeno in
oborozeno zlo.
Videla je padati otroke, XII nj
so imeli pusk V rokah. Tedaj je
razumela, zakaj gre. e.. zveri
il gore!" je kricala in zgrabila
"a pusko. Merritt nj znala, a sire
ljala je - ma zveri, ma volkove
V cloveski podobi. Ma Poljskem
Sc je odigrala ia zalostna zgod-
ba. A smo lahko S pisateljem
vred prepricani, da je bio Jad-
vigi podobnih zena vec pc sve-
tn, tudi ma Slovenskem.
"Nevidni most" nj obicaina
povest, ampak je boil razmotri-
vanje. Pisatelj je segel nazaj V
dobo pred prvo svetovno vojno
in nam odgrinja zaveso skoz do
poslednjih casov. Razmere nam
kaze in Sc pr tenn dotakne fla
sti kmetskega in delavskega ziv-
liza, XII je pc ujmah in raznih
nadlogah oskodovan lezel v 81
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-03-20

Kristanovih povestih, XII Jill je
izdala Prosvetna matica. Napra-
villa je dobro, vredno delo. In
ako priporocila pisca tie kolone
kaj ~zalezejo, maj bi Prosvetna
matica oh prvi priloznosti zbra-
la tudi crtice Katke Zupancice-
We, in pa tudi Meme pesmi. Nor
da bi to bilo re letos izvedljivo.
In Sc kaj novega bi maj napisala
craven.
Ameriski druzinski koledar ie
pc vsebini, pc mnenju vseh, kar
Sc Jill je sploh oglasilo z mne-
Mi, zares knjiga izborne vsebi-
ne. Ampak razpecevalci SO imeli
tezave, ker SO jo dobili tedne
prepozno. Ko bi urednikove te-
zave razumeli, bi Sc jim morda
njihne ne zdele toliko tezje kot
SO.
Anton Peterca, XII pravi, da
eta mole stvari, mi je postal ste
kleno cevko z rudami, katerih
je bio, ali pa je morda Sc tudi
nekaj dragocenih kovin. Postal
jo je v mocnem, dolgem lesenem
oboju, z narocilom poSti, da je
notranja vsebina TAXA, da Sc la
hko razbije. Torej maj pazijo.
Cevka je kajpada prisla pre-
lomljena, lepe, lepo vzvrscene
rude SO Sc pomeSale, raztresle-
bogpomagaj! Anton mi pise; "V
lesenem zavoju sem ii postal
prah rud IL parnega kotla (iz
mlina, V kakrSnem Ego rude, da
SO prilagodnejse "a V topilnice).
S temi rudami, ako DO sreca mi
la da Sc cevka ne DO ubila hos
lahko dokazal kaj 81 nasi dr.
zavi (Utah) nekoc kopaI. V cev-
Xxi je zastopana z rudami tudi
Alta" Iskrena hvala, Anton.
Kar je prahu prelomljeni cev-
Xxi ostalo = in ga je precej, mi
DO lep spomin ma dneve, ko smo
V tvoji DRAW kopali zlato, sre-
bro, baker, cink in najvec pa je
bio tistih majnah, katerih
sem JAZZ delal, kamenia.
AmeriSka domovina tn re dol
go nj bila omenjena. Nj casa, da
bi il clovek sledil, a mt zado-
stuje par stevilk, pa uvidi, da je
kakor je bila. Urejevana je S
staliSca, da lie ako %Sovjetska uni
ia propade, DO tudi Tita konec
in sonce demokracije wide,
MANFRED taksno, kakrsnega 81 Pc
ter slika, pa Miha Krek, ubeznf
Skof Rozman in druga njihna to-
varsija.
Predsednik Truman doblva
proti Titu mnogo, mnogo pisem.
P~rotestov! In pa izrazov upanja,
da ko bono Tita virgil in Sc dr.
zali obljube kralju Petru, DO
ustvarjena "demokracija" V Ju-
goslaViji. Najbolj glasen V tel
propaganda je "Srbobran" V
Pittsburghu. A izgleda, da vera
V take cudeze tudi V njegovih
kolonjah pojema.
Brighten. Holdridge je pred
kongresnim odsekom "a vojaSke
zadeve oznacil naSo armada Ia
"nedemokraticno" ultra
konservativno in absolutistic-
no". Kar Sc tice angleske, pa je
tudi znano, da v Mi morejo kaj
steti lie sinovi bogatasev in da
lie aristokrati so d%elezni visokih
castniSkih Sarz. V ameriSki ar
madi je sal nekaj visjih castni-
kov, XII imajo demokraticna ma
gnjenja. v angleski pa Jill do
sedaj Sc niti toliko nikoli nj bilo,
kot Jill je V nasi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-03-20
Nemsko invaziia pokoneoIa
10 odstotkov
JUqosIovunov

Sovjetska prosekucijska ko-
misija je ma obravnavi v Mi
renbergu predlozila podatke, XII
pricajo, da je nemSka invazija
in okupacija Jugoslavije pokon-
Gala 1,650,000 zivljenj ali mad
deset odstotkov njenega prebi-
valstva.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-03-20
(Nadaljevanje S 1. strani.)

(Nadaljevanje S |. strani.)
predstavljajo angleski in anne
risk castniki in civilni upravite-
lii. Dne 10. marca SO slovensko
zastavo razobesili ma sto1pu GER
kve v Servoli Tx Trsta. Kdo?
Slovenci, seveda! ZavezniSka
komanda pa ne pusti v Julijski
krajini ne slovenskih ne drugih
jugoslovanskih zastav, ne slo-
venskih napisov, dokler ne DO
vpraSanje meje med Jugoslavi-
10 in Italijo popolnoma reseno.
A kako maj DO reseno, &c pa Sc
Slovencem in Hrvatom ne pusti
izraziti svoje narodnostne pri-
padnosti? Kako maj Sc demon
strira, da ina Primorsko sloven-
ski znacaj, &c pa ameriSki in an
glesi castniki vztrajajo, da maj
bodo V veljavi samo italijanski
napisi? Temu Sc ne cudijo samo
Slovenci in Hrvati ma Primer
skem, ampak tudi Iitalijani, XII
tam 1--WE skozi generacije nam
rec ne tisti, XII Jill je sele Mus
solini tia naselil.) In naravno,
cudijo Sc tudi vsi tisti Nemci, XII
SO bill pc prvi svetovni vojni S
svojimi kraji vred podarjeni
Italiji.
Snemanje slovenske zastave S
cerkvenega stolpa je mnozico
trzaSkih ter okoliSkih Sloven-
cev ter 1talijanov drazilo in lju-
die SO protestirali. Ugotovljeno
je, da so lie vpili. Nasilnosti Sc
MISC posluzili. Bill SO neoboro-
zeni. Ampak trzaSka civilna po-
%licija, XII 10 je mobilizirala anne
riska-angleska vojaska okupa-
cijska oblast, Sc je p~osluzila 81
lie in streljala mnozico. En-
moSki in ena zenska - oba tia
lijanske ~narodnosti, sta bila ubi-
ia, veliko drugih ranjenih, pre-
cej izmed Min smrtno nevarnc
- med mimi najvec Slovencev
Diva dni pozneje Sc je vrsil po-
greb. Porocevalec cikaSke "'Tri-
bune" Seymour Norman je br-
zojavil, da Sc ga je udelezilo ste
tisoc ljudi. Pogreb SO zaenc
spremenili v demonstracijo pro-
ii zavezniSki politiki ma Primer.
skem in "a pridruzenje Primer
ia, S Trstom vred, Jugoslaviji.
Radi uboja, XII SO ga izvrSil
italijanski policaji ("Primorsk
Dnevnik" pravi, da je dvajset
Timed Min il najbolj notoric.
nih fasisticnih vrst) je nastala Y
Trstu generalna stavka, enakc
V Gorici, v Trzicu in pc vsen
Primorskem, kolikor ga je poe
zaveznisko okupacijo. Ako sc
naSi uradniki V drzavnem de
partmentu v pravem, ceS, da sc
zahteve Slovenije neupravicene
kako morejo r~azjasniti to, da je
Prebivalstvo Trsta, Gorice it'd
povsem drugega mnenja? Gene
ralna stavka nj igraca! &c j
Trst zastavkal cato, ker so po.
licaji zavezniSkega vojaskegs
rezima ma Primorskem ubili pal
ljudi zaradi slovenske zastave
mar maj to pomeni, da tam via.
da "Titov terror? Ali pa mai tc
pomeni, da ST ljudstvo ma Pri
morskem prizadeva zaveznikon
dokazati, da noce vec pod Itali
jo, pa maj DO papezeva, kakrsnc
ameriSka vlada podpira, ali pa
pezka-kraljevska, XII il skus;
Anglia utrditi tia.
Doris Duke slow cato, ker i
bogatasko dekle. Podedovala il
milijone in z mimi nadvse raz
borito zivela, sedaj, ko Sc je ne
koliko umirila, pa pise O svojiE
vtisih S %potovanja pc Evropi
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-03-20

Kako to da katolicani ne ga
popadejO, da SO pompozne sve-
canosti kardinalov, XII Sc vrse V
najdrazjem nakitju in blesku, v
resnici paganizem, ne pa kr-
scanstvo, kakrSnega je Jezus or
nanjal, to mi nikakor ne gre v
glav0.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-03-20

Doris Duke Slow cato, ker je
bogatasko dekle. Podedovala je
milijone in z mimi nadvse raz-
borito zivela, sedaj, ko Sc je ne
koliko umirila, pa pise O svojih
vtisih S potovanja pc Evropi.
Tako je bila tudi Trstu, men
da v Postojni, V Gorici, Vipavi
in tam okrog, ter ugotavlja, da
je Jugoslavija kajpada komuni-
STIGMA, a kar Sc primorskega
vprasanja tiee, pa SO samo Slo-
venci prvovrstno organizirani
in samo oni vedo, kaj hocejo in
cesa nocejo. Italijanski industri-
alci V Trstu so v skrbeh "a imo-
vino, ako dobi Primorje Jugo-
slavija in cato prosijo, mai Sc to
nikar ne zgodi. Premier Alcide
de Gasperi torej nj zastonj de-
lezen zavezniSke = kar v Italiii
vendo pomeni = anglo-ameri-
ske podpore. Anglia hoce Itali-
10 pod svojo sfero. Ia Jugosla-
WHO We, da je zanjo izgubljena.
In tudi ako ne bi bila, tudi &c bi
bill V Belgradu Peter namesto
Tita, trzasko vprasanje hi bio
prav tako V neprilog Sloveniji
kot je sedaj. Oziroma Sc toliko
slabse, ker bi ga begunci, Xxi Sc
daj vedre v Rimu, " Londonu in
V Nemciji, sploh ne zahtevali,
kajti MIN je lie "a osebni blagor,
ne "a koristi naroda in ne "a
pravicnost.
Katka Zupancic je v tel Ste
Wiki skoncala svojo oceno o
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-13
Robinson Kayos
Jersey Southpaw
In Second Round
(By AssocIated P.easl

/ NEW YORK, July 13.-Ray
Sugar" Robinson of Harlem
won by a knockout last night in
the second round when Joe
Curcio, southpaw of Newark, N.
j., failed to answer the bell and
was counted out by Referee Bill
Cavanaugh.
The bout was to have been a
10-round welterWeight go. Rob-
inson, the uncrowned welter-
weight champion, was scoring
about evenly with Curcio when
he pounded a hard left hook to
the jaw.
The blow knocked Curcio
completely out and there was
considerable time elapsed be-
fore Curcio could leave the
ring. skI' Sftt s{7
/ The knockout precipitated a
near-riot among the fans as the
blow was struck either on the
bell or slightly after and follow
ers of ] Cureie and Robinson
staged free-for-all that lasted
for about five minutes until
quelled by the police
Bout was fought in the Madison
Square Garden and Robinson was
favored in the betting odds, five
to one.
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FATE OF FIRED COPS
CONTINUED from Page Onel

Continued from Page Onel
Jail. It was brought out. how
ever, that she was not formally
arrested and was sent home by
Lieut.. Atwell.
This action, the charges stated,
was dangerous, since it might
have subjected the city to a suit
for false arrest.
Another charge against Ingra-
ham was that he continually dis
regarded orders, the accusation
specifically citing that he made
gambling raids without first con-
sulting his superior officers.
Chief Eisner said he considered
it dangerous for lone officer to
raid a gambling place. The chief
added a superior officer could be
reached in five minutes, but In
graham countered with the asser-
ton that he once tried without
success for three hours to locate
a superior.
AT this point. the board took
issue with Chief Eisner's orders
that raids were not to be made
without consulting a superior
officer. indicating the opinion
of the Investigators was that
the raids should be made as
soon as evidence of gambling
was uncovered.
Charged with having visited a
rooster fight near Duval and Vir-
ginia streets May 10 while still
on duty, Patrolman Gutierrez
admitted he attended the. exhibit
ton, but declared he was off
duty at the time. The officer was
also charged with having failed
to report a towing bill for a
motorcycle which broke down II
miles from the city while the Off
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-13
Raiders Meet IarpOIs Tomorrow
KEY WEST TEAM SEEK.
ING FIRST WIN in
SECOND GA Me OF
DADE LEAGUE

The Red Raiders will go after
their first victory in the second
half of the Dade County League,
tomorrow. They bowed last week
to the first-half winners, East
ern Air Lines, 81, but it took
the Miami Lads IA innings to de-
feat the stubborn Raiders.
Tomorrow they will play host
to Ft, Lauderdale Tarpons. In
the first half, the Raiders beat
the Tarpons, 2 out of 8, in Fl.
Lauderdale.
The Tarpons will probably use
Red Campbell, who has yet to
beat the Raiders, on the mound
with Joe Murff behind the plate.
The Raiders will probably use
their ace, lanky Rubber Sweet
ing on the firing line with either
Dewitt Roberts, or Joe Navarro
behind the plate. Manager Gates,
who has been away for the past
four or five games, will be on
the coaching line tomorrow. h
Next Wednesday, the Raiders
travel to Miami to meet the Nil
ami All-Stars at Miami Field. 1
During the seventh inning
stretch, a Big Ben Alarm Clock
will be given to the holder of
the luckey ticket, it was am
nounced today by business man-
ager, Theodore Albury. /
Tomorfo's game will get under-
way at 8 p. M, and big crowd
is expected to see the rejuvenat-
ed Raiders in action.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-13
Key West In = r. sss''
Files
e 4 5is
OF JULY Is. 1885

The proposed refunding OF
Monroe county's bonded indebt-
edness was discussed last night
at a meeting of the county com
missioners. The proposed agree
ment was read by County Attor-
ney William v. Albury,' and the
commissioners decided to make
their decision, at another meet
ing.
Claude Pepper, candidate, I'M
opposed. for. the United States
senate, as successor to Duncan Y,
Fletcher, said the following yes
terday at luncheon given IN his
honor in Miami: Il am especially
grateful to Monroe county be-
cause it gave me my greatest per-
centage of votes"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-13

Ger was chasing a speeder. The
officer was also charged with
leaving his post for a drink on
May 81
Charges of INSTRUMENTATION
against all four officers for filing
affidavits against Chief Eisner
and Lieut. Atwell were dismissed.
The hearing was open to the
public and the courtroom In the
city hall was packed with spec
tatorS.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-13

Miss Jennie Galindo arrived
yesterday from Miami to visit
relatives in Key West.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-13
|terday to visit Mrs. Almour's
mother, Msr. w. J. Kemp.

Sam Goldsmith. retiring prcsi-
dent of the Key West Yacht
Club, was given surprise BAN
quet in his honor last night in
Delmonico by members of the
club. He was taken afor walk"
by William Wesley Watkins. who
suggested, when they reached
Caroline and Duval streets, that
they 60 to Delmonico for water.
As they entered the front door.
the members. led by Old BY
Atwood Sands and Bob Showers,
sang, For hes jolly good fell
low.@
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-13
Up-to-Date

And then there's the funny
story about the three bears.
Papa bear opened the door of
his cupboard and said, in a deep,
gruff voice, who drank my
beer?"
Mamma bear said in her high,
squeaky voice, ''Who drank my
peer?"
Little bear went, 'Hic!"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-13

The only way astronomers have
of knowing what any of the
heavenly bodies are made of is
by studying the light that comes
from them.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-13

On 30-mile trip from Marion,
N. C., to the top of Mt. Mitchell,
a traveller encounters more spec
les of trees than he would in
crossing Europe from the British
Isles to Turkey.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-13
APPELROUTH'S

I'VE CLOSE at LOO O'clock Every rhursd
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-13

Sonia Henie was given a pair
of ice skates for the first time on
her eighth birthday. and won the
Oslo junior competition in figure
skating when she was nine.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-13

The Citizen says today in an
editorial paragraph:
"The best way to make a for
tune is to work for it and begin
when young"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-13
Boston Defeats Tigers, AZ;
Pills Trample Browns, Y
inr AnsocIated Preasl


NEW YORK, Jly 13.-In the
only two games played in the
American league the Boston Red
Sox defeated the Detroit Tigers
az and in the other game, a
night game the Philadelphia
Athletics won from the St. Louis
Browns To.
The National league saw the
Brooklyn Dodgers lose to the
Chicago Cubs 1872 while the
second place Cardinals took a
double bill 81 in the opener and
So in the nightcap from the New
York Giants. One of the best
pitched games in the majors was
turned in by rookie Sain of the
Boston Braves. The highlander
allowed no runs and only one
bit a fluke by Hatton, Cincinnati
third-sacker. Pittsburgh Pirates
won 4-3 from the Philadelphia
Phils.
Results and batteries:
American League
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-13

Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Al
mour and daughter, Patricia, OF
Schenectady, N. Y. arrived yes
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-13

B. c. Duncan, accompanied by
Henry H. Taylor, arrived today
fronls Jacksonville, where they
had been attending to matters re-
garding the proposed construc-
ton of the Overseas Highway
bridges.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-13
LIVESTOCK
LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, Aug. Il -P)-CUS-
DA)-Salable hogs $500, total g.
500; open slow, later trade mod
erately active, weights under $50
pounds around so cents lower,
heavier weights steady to Is
cents lower; sows 100 lower;
good and choice 17O-260 pounds
23.25-23.50, top $3.50; few loads
270-330 pounds 22.35-23.25, around
two loads $50 pounds $40; few
good and choice 14O-160 pounds
unevenly 2o.o0-22.5 so; bulk good and
choice sows 100000. so; with TO-
Is popular price, few choice light
weights 2 OTIS; good clearance.
-slable cattle IA, 1000, total $4,000;
salable calves 1000; total 1000;
fed steers and yearlings steady to
strong, dryed kinds all weights
active; top 27.25 on strictly choice
medium weight and weighty
steers; bulk feedsteers and year
lings 20. OO-26 so; grassy kinds a.
00-19.00; best heifers $500; mixed
offerings to 27.00, beef cows weak
to rs cents lower, Gamers and
cutters steady; bulls and vealers
steady to weak; outside on veal
ers 1900; mostly 1850 down; stock
cattle scarce and steady, mostly
13.50-15.50.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-13
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK

RICHMOND, Va, Aug. 12.-R)
Observation-Disclosures: Hogs-Ma~-
ket Is cents lower than Friday on
all weights and sows; top $3.50
for good and choice 12O-270 Id. bar
rows and gifts; 270-3OO lbs. $23. Is;
300N330 lbs. $500; over $50 lbs.
$3.50; 100-120 lbs. $1,000; good
sows under 500 lbs. $21 so; over
500 lbs. $21.00; good stays $1,000.
Cattle-Fairly active, steady
market on steers, with majority of
receipts sold early; most good to
choice g-ass-fat slaughter steers
$18. 0O-19.O 90, with medium to good
S14. 0O-17. 90, few common lower;
market about steady on cows, bulk
good dairytype $11.oo-12.0o, few
good beef-type $13.00-14.0O; com
mon to medium $9.00-10.0o, Gamers
and cutters $500 900; few good
heavy bulls $1,000 1880, with light
weights around SIC. 00-12.0O; good
and choice vealers fairly active,
strong to so cents higher at $780,
1850; uadergrades. about steady
from $1,000 down; practical top
on spring lambs $17.O0, few choice
$3.50; undergrades about steady,
downward to $1,000.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-13
RAIL BONDS MAKE
PACE FOR LEADERS
San Francisco A Issues
Favored On Rather
Sluggish Dealings

NEW YORK. Aug. IL tP -
Issues of St. Louis San Francisco
railroad advanced smartly on
brisk turnover in an otherwise
sluggish bond market Monday.
Frisco "A" IS gained 2 IA points
at IS IA, the B" SIS moved UP
2 IL to So, and the collateral As
jumped 3 ga to 81 IL.
Demand was based on the pos
sibility President Truman may
pocket the WheelerReed Rail Re-
organization bill, according to
bond dealers. The bill will die if
the President fails to take action
before midnight Tuesday
Ready For Fall
A reorganization plan for the
Frisco system, it was understood,
had advanced to the stage where
final approval was anticipated this
fall. Passage Of the bill would call
for new reorganization procedure,
these quarters said, with conse-
quent different treatment Of Frisco
securities.
Other corporates higher included
Boston & Llaine 4 LIS at SO, St.
Paul convertables at II IA. Den
yer & Rio Grande As at rs ~, and
N. Y. Central 4 LIS at 81 SO.
On .1inue Side
On the minus side were Balti-
more & Ohio convertables at IS
1-2, Alton IS at 50 7-8, Monon 4
lbs at IS IA, Denver & Rio Grande
assented SIS at 9 IA, and Missouri
Pacific "F'' SIS at 90 IL.
In the foreign dollar list Norway
AS and 4 LIS each dropped l to
1O4.
U. S. Governments held steady
in the over-the-counter market
with the Victory Loan 2 LIS of
December at 102 1882 bid, up 1872.
In the Stock Exchange two of the
Dec. 2 LIS sold at 1903, UP 9-32 of
a point from the previous Ex-
change sale. which brought the
price in line with the dealer quota
ton.
Sales totaled 81, $50, 900, compar-
ed with 8 $3.50, 900 Friday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-13
Selected Motors, Steels
Lead Thin Market Trade

trading accounted for much of the
slim volume.
Dealings Sluggish
Dealings. were sluggish after 4
moderately active start. Advances
OF fractions to a point or SO -
there were assorted wider jump
e-s-held a shade the advantage
at the close. Transfers dwindled
to 700, 900 shares compared with
$40, 900 Friday and were the small
est since last Monday.
The Associated Press 60-Stock
average was off / Of a point at
T.2. OF s52 issues registering, a
minimum since July 5, 346 advanc-
ed and 3l2 declined.
Favorites Gain
Ahead were U. S. Steel, General
Motors, Goodrich, Sears Roebuck,
International Telephone, Westing-
house, Dow Chemical, General
Electric, Owens-1llinois, Peansyl-
vania Railroad, Chesapeake &
Ohio, American Home Products
and Air Reduction.
Losers included Du Pont, off 2
IL at $3.50, and American Can
l IL at 500. Other casualties were
Woolworth, Douglas Aircraft,
American Telephone, Public Serv-
ice of N. j., National Power,
Smelling, J. c. Penny,
Pacific, Great Northern.
Distillers and Allied
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-13
CASH GRAIN

CHICAGO, Aug. l2.-R1-Wheat:
No. l hard $2.O2 IL; No. 2 hard
$500; No. 2 red $2.02. Corn; No. 2
yellow $l.64-l.85; No. S yellow ST.
S2-1.82 ID. Oats: No. l heavy mix
ed 70 1-4-80 ID cents; No. l mixed
70 1884; No. 2 mixed 70 IL; No.
I heavy white $780, No. | white
70 l 4; No. 2 heavy white so IL:
No. 3 white rs IA. Barley; mailing
$~1.60-1.S0 nominal: feed $l.25-l.5 so
nominal. Rye; No. 2 grades $l.S0-
l.95 nominal.