davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-06-26

mora vsakomur postati popolno-
ma jasna = ia n~evarnost lie v
tenn, da bi 10 clovestvo uporab-
ljalo V novi vojni. Vsakomur je
treba raztolmaciti, da vojaske
obrambe rroti atomski bombi
nj in ne more biti.
Atomska energija mora priti
pod mednarodno kontrolo. Po-
rocilo Achisona zunanjemu mi
nistrstvu glede kontrole atom
ske energije bi morale postati
uradna ameriSka politika v tel
zadevi.
Produkcijo atomskih bomb je
treba takoj ustaviti. Dokler IL
delujcmo atomske bombe, lie
ustvarjamo mednarodno neza-
upanje, donna pa napacno OBJ
cutie lame varnosti.
Ma polju nase notranje poll
tike je treba postaviti atomsko
energijo pod nadzorstvo civil
nth oblasti, tako da ne DO nobe-
mega strahu, da bi jo utegnili
uporabiti "a armada. Razvoj
znanstvenega raziskovanja "a
civilne svrhe mora biti popolno-
ma svobodno.
Treba je razloziti ljudem vse
pozitivne strani atomske energi-
ie. "Nekoc smo Sc bali elektri-
ke," poudarja porocilo, "ker
smo poznali lie njene negativne
Strani, MANFRED strelo."
Treba je priznati, da izrazajo
ia ~priporocila misli, katere SO
re marsikatere skupine draw
ljanov in ucenjakov priporoca-
lie. AmeriSka vlada pa nj odgo-
Vorila ma nobenega teh predlo-
gov. Kongres Sc zadeve nj lotil
in naVidezno tudi nina namena,
da bi Sc je lotil. Acheson je IL
delal svoj nacrt, toda predlozil
ga je V razpravo in ne V lived
DO. Ma ameriSko zahtevo je ko-
misija zedinjenih narodov "a
atomsko energijo re ponovno
odlozila svoje seize. Use jasneje
postaja, da Sc vsesploSna Glove
Ska kriza poostruje, ter da je
nujno potrebno, da storimo ne
kaj pozitivnega in konstruktiv-
mega.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-06-26

pravocasno neko konstruktivno
reSitev problema.
Mogoca pa je tudi Sc druga
smer - panika in brezbrizno
unicevanje, "Ako pride do te-
ga" pravi porocilo dale, "bo-
me pripravljeni sprejeti odvze-
tie svobode govora, raziskova-
MIA in znanosti, kritike in svo-
bode misljenja, in bono postal
zrtve fobije vohunstva. PRAY kot
duseVno bolni ljudje, katerih je
groza stvari, katerih ne razume-
10, bono mislili, da nam groze
neVarnosti cd vsepovsod. Pod
pirali bono politiko splosne vo-
jaSke dolznosti, militarizma in
izolacije. TIE vrste panicno in
destruktivno m%isljenje je pred
priprava duSe ma mednarodne
konflikte in splosno nasilje."
Porocilo poudarja, da SO okol-
nosti, XII ustvarjajo panicni
strah, naslednje: Nerazumna
politika "tajnosti", vojaska kon-
trola atomske energije, Xxi ma
glasa lie meme u~nicujoce strani
in koncno, napeto tekmovanje
narodov med seboj, da 81 prido-
be wire in posest atomske ener-
gije.
Nekaj upanja dale pripomba,
da nj neizogibno, da DO incl ia
mednarodni strah ma vsak ma
Gin lie slabe posledice. "Clove-
Ska bojazen sprosti ogromno
energije," pravi porocilo. "Ako
bodo ljudje zagledali V istem
trenutku tudi moznost kon-
struktivne reSitve problema, bo-
do pokazali silno voljo pra-
VEN pravcu."
Porocilo priporoca naslednje
mere, da bi Sc ustvarilo ono VIZ
ste bojazni, Xxi utegne premaga.
ii strah:
Nevarnost atomske bombs
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-06-26
lNadaljevanje prihodnjic)
VSE DEZELE VSLED MHITARISTICNTH
NAPETOSH BOLJINBOLJ NEGOTOVOSU

Ali Sc res blizamo tretii sve-
town. vojni Sc predno Sc trupla
ubitih milijonov do kraja uhla-
de?
Use tako izgleda, da vojne 81
Ger nihce noce, razen tistih, XII
bi radi, da ma Rusijo udarimo.
Ampak so vzroki "a vojne
spopade tudi drugje.
Sledece je clanek, XII ga je
napisal "a ONA MEN korespon-
dent Malcolm HOODS:
Hitlerjeva demagogija je pred
lett napravila il celokupnega
nemSkega naroda tolpo brezum-
nth in histericnih pol-ljudi. Te-
ga Sc vsi Sc spominjamo. Slicna
usoda utegne zalotiti tudi druga
ljudstva - nam Amerikancem
grozi glasom porocila, izdanega
pc "Society for the Psychologist
al Study of Social Issues, da Sc
pogreznemo V stanje vecnega
strahu radi atomske bombe.
Porocilo je bio sestavljeno
pod vodstvom DIR. Davida Kre-
cha in je ctivo, pr katerem Sc
cloveku jeze lasje ma CLAW.
Strah ustvarja nekakSno parali-
20 in porazni obcutek neznanja,
IL katerega utegne nastati OBJ
cutie sploSne nesigurnosti. Po-
sledica tega DO iskanje utehe in
izogibanja problema - nastopi-
Ii bodo lazi-znanstveniki, XII bo-
do trdili, da atomske bonnie
pravzaprav MISC tako nevarne
in ljudje jim bodo verjeli, ker
jim DO odleglo. Tako DO nastala
vera ali vraza, da atomska bonn
ba nj orozje brez obrambe, ne
glede ma vse, kar nam pripove-
dujejo pravi ucenjaki.
Ako pride do tega, trdi poro-
clio, bodo posledice tragicne
Malomarnost DO preprecila VISA
ko prizadevanje, da najdemo Sc
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-06-26

tega, ne pa kak "socializem" ali
"komunizem".
v Bradshaw ina Slovaskem)
SO tiskarji ustavili list Gas"
XII je glasilo konservativne de
mokratske stranke. Izjavili so,
da "a reakcionaren casopis nc
bodo delali. Ako Sc bi enake ia
ktike posluzili ameriSki tiskar
il, koliko casopisov in revij hi
ostalo?
Misija V Moskvo, XII 10 je
podvzela delavska stranka, ie
dobra poteza, &c DO izvedena
kakor je bila zamiSljena. V Mi
SO predsednik eksekutive an
gleSke delavske stranke Harold
Laski, MEN tajnik Morgan Phil
lips, clanica parlamenta Alice
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-06-26
AOznaenfarii-
(NadalieVanie S !. Stranj

dIlJC . L. SI1 dll1.J
publiko, maj njena VOLTA obve-
liza. Ako Sc il monarhisti ne bo-
do podali in izsilili civilno vol
no, tedaj je naloga zaveznikov
napraviti tam red in mir. &c so
ga hotel uvesti S silo V Grciji
V prid rojalistov, ga morajo V
~Italiji V zaScito republikancev.
V juzni Italiji je monarhisti-
cha drhal napadla pc volitvah
komunistiCne in socialisticne u
rade ter mnoge razdejala. Tudi
precej ljudi je bio ubitih in
njenih V izgredih. Ako Sc ne hi
Molov glede I~talije oglasil "a
radi republikanske vecine, Sc
je moral re Vsled komunistov,
XII jim italijanska reakcija sire
re pc zivljenju. Kajti italian
skim komunistom Sc sedaj ne
more oeitati, da uganjajo ma
silnosti. Svoje delovanje vrse
popolnoma pc demokraticnih
principih.
Smrtna kosa poslednje tedne
med nasimi rojaki vztrajno ma
ha. Ia nase gibanje je velik u
darec, ko nam je vzela Josipa
Snoyja. In ma glasbenem polju
V Chicago pa bono pogresali
Jakoba Muho. Preminul ie IS.
junija.
Mihael IvanOvic Kalinin je
bill predsednik S~ovjetske unije
27 let. Resigniral je il sluzbe
vsled slabega zdravja 10. mar
ca. Dne 8. junija je preminul.
Prvi predsednik je bill Jakob
Sverdlov. Umrl je l. 1919. Sc
danji predsednik je Nikolaj
Svernik. Kalinin je bill eden
Timed zadnjih znanih starih re-
volucionarjev il caristicne do
be. Ko je umrl, mu je bilo 70
let. Sc par ducatov jih je, XII so
ma visokih mestih. Ostali so
pomrli, ali SO vsled starosti V
pokoju, precej pa je bio "likvi-
diranih". Ma povrsje prihaja
nova generacija, XII borbo proti
carizmu pozna lie IL knjig.
Hamilton Fish je pred kon-
gresnim odsekom dejal, da &c
nasa vlada da posojilo Angliji,
DO to podpora socializmu. Torej
nikar! Ampak VIM. K. Jackson,
XII je p~redsednik ameriSke tr-
govske komore, pa je pred is
tim kongresnim odsekom argu-
mentiral V prid posojila Angliji
- ces, ako ga il damo, DO to "a
jezilo komunizem, da Sc ne DO
mogel razlesti z evropskega
kontinenta Sc pc ostalem svetu.
Ampak posojilo V gIavnem ko-
risti vselej tistemu, XII posodi.
Dobi nazaj glavnico in obresti
pc vrhu. V Angliji jih je veil
ko, XII trdijo, da &c Zed. drzave
posojilo odobre, bodo imele one
! in MEN kapitalizem koristi cd
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-06-26
Pulesfinu

Polestino
Palestine je majhna dezela.
Blizu polovico prebivalstva v
Mi tvorijo zidje, XII SO Sc nase-
iii tia v zadnjih 80 letih. Veci-
no imajo Arabci. Zahtevajo, da
morajo v vecini tudi ostati in to
je vzrok, cemu ina Anglia pa
lestina je MEN protektorat) to-
like tezav z obojimi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-06-26

Bacon in Harold Clay, pomozni
tajnik. unije Transporting delav-
cev. &c ne DO re pref vse "a
vozeno, morda bodo opravili
svoje delo boljSe kakor pa ga
more Ernest Bevin.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-06-26

Ako YAM je n%arocnina potekla.
prOsimO, Obnovite jO Cimprej.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-09-05
CopsEisht 1876 b.
& e Es1sser. StrasbuFg. Virginia

w BROTHERS
Nine &
aS%mR@%% Asn R
9nsS ScoSP HoRRS BANK SHHssRs THE FssR CO.
gained oWN
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WcToR usHwA &
MAvENE
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-09-05

BOHMAN-WARNE, Inc.
IS West Franklin Street
HAGERSTOWN, MD.
o. p. BoHMAN, Inc.
Tires
80 WEST FRANKLIN ST.
BIKLE'S SHOE SHOP
IL North Potomac Street
HAGERSTOWN, MD.
SCHINDEL-ROHRER CO., Inc.
Pioneer Hardware Merchants
$3.50 SOUTH POTOMAC ST.
COMMITTEE OF LAYMEN
Washington County and
Hagerstown Councils of Churches
Evening star., 1946-11-21

stands on all important issues fac
ing the Nation today"
In. a statement yesterday, Mr..
Hardy charged John l.. Lewis with
"sabotaging all of the legitimate
gains of labor and defying the
American Government and people
attempts at maintaining national
peace and order"
Asks Committee Action.
Asking committees to take stands
against the union leaders strike
actions, Mr.. Hardy also called on
labor to rise up against the threat
to its very existence" and declared I:
IF any confirmation were ever
needed that Lewis ego and lust
for power exceeds his loyalty to the
Nation and organized labor, who he
purports to represent, his currently
threatened strike concludes the
matter"
Late today, in the first plenary
convention session, the Amvets will
hear addresses by Housing Ad-
ministrator Wilson Wyatt and
Civilian Production Administrator
John D. Small.
The program tomorrow will be
highlighted with addresses by
Veterans Administrator Bradley and
Maj. Gen. Graves B. Erskine, re-
training and unemployment ad-
ministrator. The convention will
end Sunday.
Evening star., 1946-11-21

county government there are i've
county commissioners from i've dif-
ferent parts of the county.
1t is anticipated that next weeks
question will concern the pay for
council members.
Members Of the board in addition
to Dean Hayden, who lives at Il2
=. Bradley lane, Chevy Chase, in
clude Col. Norman B. Ames, chair
man Of the board, 8 Westwood
drive, Westmoreland Hills; Howard
P. Bailey, 1908 Woodside parkway
Silver Spring; g. Rust Candy, Coles
vile, and William G. Hanson, RID
|, Gaithersburg.
Evening star., 1946-11-21

Columbus University Law School,
board member, is:
How many members should be
on the county council?'
Any county resident who has
views on the subject is asked to
communicate with any. one OF the
boards members.
Under the Maryland Constitution,
article liza, there must be county
council when the charter form of
county government is adopted. but
the number OF council members
may be determined by the voters.
The charter drawn in 1914 and
rejected by the voters provided for
nine members. Under the present
Evening star., 1946-11-21
Charter Board 10 Ask
Montgomery Voters
A Question a Week

The Montgomery County Charter
Board announced today that a
question would be submitted to
county residents each week to guide
board members in their drafting
of a new form Of county govern
ment.
The question this week, accord
ing to Dean James j. Hayden of
Evening star., 1946-11-21
Cuntors Get Bio Tax Refund

Eddie Cantor, the comedian, and
his wife, Ida, have been granted
refunds of $52.280 and $751; ,75s, re-
spectively, for over payment OF
1945 income tax, the Internal Reve-
nue. Bureau announced yesterday.
Evening star., 1946-11-21
cupt. Williams. Author, Dies

NEW YORK. Nov. 81 R1.-Capt.
Valentine Williams, SO, British
newspaperman. war correspondent
and author Of a score of detective
stories died yesterday. He was an
editor and foreign correspondent
Evening star., 1946-11-21

for Reuters from 1902 to 1909, and
covered the Portuguese revolution
IN 1910 and the Balkan wars of 1872
l3 for the London Daily Mail.
Buy your extra U. s. Savings Bond
today.
Evening star., 1946-11-21

W. 'sss o'snwoshins
3tn RaGst
V IAN mixing done In enc savespanl
Va handle 70 srasp ss you bsssi
RAIsIN LOAF cAk1
Delicious Aaver ond fsxfvrsi
VI cup shortening z cups sIrsd Aeur
z fsps. baking powder
"a tsp. baking seda
th isRs. cinnamon . VI tsp. saIi
VI cup Brsr Rabbh MeIassss
2 eggs, unbsassn
grated rind Of I lemon
u cup milk IA cups raisins
NO eklAMiko of shortening. Melt II
In D. or 4-quart saucepan over very
low heat. Remove from heat; cool.
Mix and sift dry ingredients.
NO ssArlNe of eggs. Add molasses.
unbeaten eggs and lemon rind to
cooled shortening; mix until well
blended. Add sifted dry ingredients
alternately with milk, mixing well
after each addition. Lastly, stir in
raisins. Bake in well-greased loaf
pan in moderate oven (350o F.
4S minutes or until done.
TWO TYPES
10 suit tosis preferences:
GOLD LAsEl Brer Rabbit-hiehest
quality light molasses for table use.
GREEN LAssL Brer Rabbit-full-fia-
vored dark molasses especially rec
commended for cooking. sss
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-08
BOND MART TRADE
RELATIVELY QUIET
Lower Priced Carrier Liens
Attract Best Attention
On Short Trading

NEW YORK, Nov. 7-(P)-The
bond market rallied timidly after
early losses Thursday and at the
close advances and declines were
in fairly close balance. Changes
either way were mostly less than
a point.
Lower priced carrier issues at
tracted a good share of the sup
port but irregularity also extend
ed to that group.
Trade fell of to 81, 480, 900 from
IS, $50, 900 Wednesday.
The market as a whole tended
to follow share prices, which jog
ged back and forth without getting
very far from the preceding
finish. With election results out
of the way as a market factor,
traders. paid more attention to
labor, price and production news,
some of which was considered on
the unfavorable side.
A s~teadying influence was seer
IN the public sale of $50, 600, COG
new 15-year Dow Chemical de.
bentures carrying the low coupon
of 2.35 percent. The issues sold at
par.
Rails On Top
A fractional gain in the new
A T & T 2 3-4s at III 3-8 was again
accompanied by heavy turnover.
Also marked up were B & O con.
vertibles at so IA. st. Paul con
vertibles at SO, Rock Island re-
funding As at 46. Illinois Central
4 3-4s at 70. IL, Lehigh Valley
stamped As at 40 IL. Mie~
Pacific general As at %, and Sea.
board Airline incomes at SO l-2
Losers included Boston &
Maine Is at "a Ia, Colorado &
Southern 4 LIS at So IL, Denver &
Rio Grande Western IS at SIS 81
Erie 4 LIS at 81 ga, Morris &
Essex 4 lbs at 81 10, New naver
4 lbs of 81 at AZ 1-2. Southern
Pacific 4 LIS of SO at 81, ane
Western Union IS of 81 at 80.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-08
CHARLOTTE O

CHARLOTTE, Nov. 7-R-Spot
cotton 28.45.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-08
lSO-Legal

knwn or Unknown, sui Juris or non sui
iuris. including any not in esse and per-
sons non compos mentis who might, by
possibility. hereafter set up a Claim
the undersigned Commissioner will on
Monday, November Is. 1916, at II O'Clock
noon at the Courthouse door of New
Hanover County, offer for sale and sell
at pubic sale to the last and highest bid
der Tor cash subject to confirmation by
the Court. the following described prop
ely. lying md being in the City of Will
m:agton. N. c.:
Beginning at a point in the Western
line OF 18th Street 80 feet Southwardly
from the point of intersection Of the
Western line of 18th. Street with the
Southern line of Orange Street; running
thence %Southwardly along the Western
line of 18th Street 33 feet; thence West
wardIy and parallel with Orange Street
165 feet; hence Northwardly and paral-
lei with 18th Street SO feet; thence East
wsrdly and parallel with Orange Street
l65 ieet 10 the point of beginning. the
same being the Southeast one-fourth Of
Lot No. | in Block 1877 of the official
plan of the City of Wilmington.
This is a resale of the above described
properly, a previous sale having beer
held on the 18th day of October, 1916
ana an increased bid having been duly
filed within the time allowed by law
Bidding will start at $434. so, which i.
the amount of the increased bid.
TIE successful bidder will be required
10 deposit 10 per cent Of his bid with
the Commissioner.
Dated and posted this the 7th day o.
November, 1916.
CLAYTON C. HOLMES,
Commissioner
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-08
Rails Lead HaEHearted
RecoueryOn Stock Market

and comebacks. Transfers of l..
lao. 900 shares compared with =.
OOo. 600 on Wednesday slump
The Associated Press 6O-Stock
Composite was up a of a point al
1872. OF 954 issues registering.
against 1,051 the day before. Ar
rose and 352 fell.
Rails were buoyed by a good
September income summary and
hopes for a freight rate boost soon
Santa Fe added l 3-4 at 80. Sou.
thern Railway l IL at 80 "a.
Southern Pacific l 3-8 at a ID
chesapeake and Ohio 1 IA at 50
81. U. S. Steel l IA at II So
Chrysler l at ~ IL, Public Ser.
vice Of N. J. l IA at q IA and
U. 5. Rubber 2 IL at Sc "a ION a
pleasing extra).
On the offside were Douglas Air.
craft, Sears Rosebuck, United Air
craft, Woolworth, Western Union
AZ, Westinghouse Electric. U S
Gypsum, Baltimore and Ohio and
Schenley.
Bonds were a trifle mixed. Cot
ton ended off $3.50 to $3.50 a bale
AT Chicago weat was off 3-4 cents
a bushel to up l., corn up IL to
l % lower to "a higher.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-08

NEW YORK, Nov. 7-(P-Rails
led a more or less half-hearted
recovery in Thursdays stock mar.
ket with selected steels, motors,
utilities and industrials participant
ing.
Customers still were a bit shaky
over the post-election slump but
bidding appeared, brokers said, be.
cause Of the belief the list may
have been oversold. Earnings and
dividends were helpful. The big
Republican sweep remained as
nroo for Wall street sentiment,
i was suggested, although a ce--
tain amount of selling persisted
WINS TO skepticism regarding
Iabor.managements disputes, bust
ness prospects and the possibility
tbe new Congress might run into
legislative stalemate. Further
weakness of cotton was seen as a
bearish factor.
The session was a series of dips
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-08
COTTON.
E YORK COTTON

NEW YORK, Nov. = up -
Cotton futures Thursday closed S..
70 to $3.50 a bale under the previous
close on heavy pressure of hedge
selling and liquidation.
Trading was active and price
movements were erratic through
out the session wi htsome deliver
les selling off the limit of $40 a
bale on the opening call and again
just before the close.
Futures closed $3.50 to $3.50 a
bale lower than the previous close.
Open High Low Last
Dec 27.83 1899 27.83 1915 off 17s
Mich 27.46 1880 27.46 27.58 off 1873
May 27.13 $500 27.13 27.15 off 1875
Jly 26.07 27.05 26.07 26.12 off 1875
Oct 23.09 24.5O 23.O9 % $50 off 14e
Dec 1922 "a. 10 $500 1920 off las
: Mch, Q948)-
22.50 1880 $3.50 %. COB off 1874
Mlddling spot %. ION off 178.
N-Nominal; Bid.
Islands for night.)
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-08
STOCK AVERAGES

Compiled by The Associated
Press, Nov. Z.
80 Is IS go
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-08
LIVESTOCK
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, Nov. 7-P-(USDA)
-Salable hogs 5000, total 10, 900;
market closing active, 50-75 cents
higher; soWs rs cents up; bulk
good and choice 10000 lbs %. So
23.75; paid freely: few loads late
arrivals still held 24.O0; other
weights scarce; good and choice
sows largely 22.25-22.75; good
clearance.
Salable cattle $500, total 1000;
salable calves 300, total 800; strict
ly good and choice Fed steers and
yearlings including yearling heifers
steady to strong; most choice
steers %. 00-32 90; one better than
average-choice load held at 80. 90;
medium to average-good grade
steers held fairly steady, mostly
17.50-24.00; beef cows steady, large
ly 1~3.0O-15.50; strictly good to 16. so;
Gamers and cutters strong to Is
cents higher at 1900 down; bulls
strong; heavy sausage bulls to
17.00; vealers active at 81. 90 down;
stock cattle slow, steady, mostly
Is. 50-18.50
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-08
Market Quotations
BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
NEW YORK, Nov

NEW YORK, Nov. - R - Johns Manv ..-- 127a 1877
Prev Yester |Kennecott - 44b As
g. . ious day Ligg and M B ,,..,, "a 81
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-08
E o

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 7-RN
Spot cotton closed steady $40 a
bale lower. Sales 1902. Low middl-
ing 22.42, middling 27.80, good
middling 28.10, receipts 5,437, stock
224, 013.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-08
CHICAGO'BUTrER

CHICAGO, Nov. 7-RH(USDA)
Butter firm; AA SO score 1875;
A 92-7S-89.5; B 90-77-7.5; C
89-H.5. Eggs firm; Large No. l
and 2 extras 49-58; medium ex-
tras 39E41; standards 38.5-40.5;
current receipts 37.5-38.5; dirties
$685.; checks 26.5-23.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-08
NEW ORLEANS MIDDLING

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 7-R-
The average price of middling 15-
IL inch cotton at ten designated
southern spot markets was $9.4O a
bale lower at 27.93 cents a pound;
average for the past 80 market
days 1920; middling 7-8 inch 26.42.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-08
NAVAL STORES

SAVANNAH, Ga, Nov. 7-(P)-
T~urpentine, 105 offerings none;
sales none; receipts none; ship
ments $50; stocks 1925.
Ro;in: offerings and sales none;
receipts SIG; shipments none;
stocks IA, 948.
Quote: B $50; D. 700; E 7.33;
F 7.80; G through N 1872; VIC
WV x 100.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-08
NEW ORLEANS COTTON

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. L R -
Cotton futures dropped .the 200.
point limit here Thursday. The
market closed steady $685. to $40
90 a bale lower.
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NOTICE

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF NEW HANOVER
The undersigned, having qualified as
eXecutrix Of the estate of Arthur c.
Dienl, deceased, late of New Hanover
county this is TO notify all persons hav-
ing claims against said estate to present
them 10 the undersigned a 1909 Grace
street, Wilmington. North Carolina, on
or before Octber 10. 1947 or this notice
VIII be pleaded in bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate will
pease make immediate payment to the
Undersigned.
This the 9th day of October 1916.
VICTORIA LYNCH DIEHL,
Executri
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BOND AVERAGES
Compiled by The Associated Press
TO o

NEW YORK, Nov. 7-P)-Lead-
ing security, commodity and live
stock markets will be closed Mon
day, November II in observance
of Armistice day.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-08
Post Election Slump Ha.
Hang Over Effect On
Many Customers

MARKETS AT A GLANCE
NEW YORK, Nov. 7-R-
Stocks - Higher; rails lead
ouiet recovery.
Bonds - Steady; selected
rails advance.
Cotton - Lower; general
Iiou'fation; covering. .-
CHICAGO
Wheat - Rallied after early
break to close mixed.
Corn Higher; rainy wealth
er. higher hog prices.
Oats - Nearby deliveries
eased.
Hogs - Active and 50 to IS
cents higher; top S23.75.
Cattle - Mostly steady to
strong; toy $500.
Evening star., 1946-09-08
HOUSES EXCHANGED Cont

EXCHANGE 7-RM. HOUSE in downtown
Alex. for 6-rm, ! or 4 lha-story house in
LK-WASHINGTON 5-bedroom
house: auto. heat, nicely furn, or un-
furn.; Colonial pl. Norfolk for 2 or more
bedroom house or apt. in washington.
WAsHiNGIoN FOR CHARLOTTE, N. c.
Exchange lease, Groom house for house.
or opt. Lease IN Charlotte. N. c.: no Chill
EXCHANGE FOR 4 OR 5 MOS. 4-bedrm.
house in Falls Church for house in South
e-cs egn CslifoTnia; 1dJI beginning Nov l5 Falls
NEW YORK FOR wAsHINGToN-WWill
sell in exchange for lease on 2-bedrm.
apt. or house in NV or Md an attrac-
tive 6-year-old, l-floor house on a lge
wooded lot; in Westchester County. 30
minis, from Grand Central: white asbestos
FIAT board, insulated. gas a.-c heat. auto
NV, attached garage, liv. rm. l5x26 full
pine paneled: large dinette. kit. bath,
6edrms. l4xls and lox14. screened porch
20224' fun basement; priced under Sill
RENT SMALL ATTRACTIVE COTTAGE.
Philadelphia suburbs for 5-rm house in
Washington or suburbs. NJ. BROWN, 1910
Wisconsin ave. NV
WISH TO EXCHANGE 6-room (2-bedrm q,
small brick house. in North Arlington:
furnished or unfurnished for similar quar-
ters in Wilmington, Delaware, or vicinity
OF the New Castle Airport; will consider
house or apartment furnished or un-
furnished. OK. 2643 after pm.