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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-11-22
Scott 10 Head
Commissioners

Detroit. Mich, Nov. 22-(I,,-w
Kerr Scott, commissioner of asricui.
,urc for North Carolina, today wa,
elected president of the NStion.,i
Association of Commissioners. Secre.
taries and Directors of Agriculture :,
the groups concluding session OF iis
18th annual meeting.
Scott. outgoing vice-prcsident or
the association, succeeds Rufus NJ
Howard of Lincoln, Neb. The ne,v
president previously served the mr..
ganiZation as chairman of the mari
citing committee.
He was active in directing the at
tention of the group at its 1899 meet-
ing III Miami. Fla, tothe need for ;,
fcdcral-state cooperative marketjn,,
program, and headed the fight for
this measure. 1t later was adopted in
the Hope-Flannagan bill in the recen,
Congress.
Scott now is mber of an IL
member national advisory hoard
which conSults with the United state
secretary Of agriculture on the over
all phases of the rsearch and mark,,.
ing act program.
He was elected commissioner ,r
agriculture in 1896. Prior to thai
time he helped in the organization IF
the North Carolina Grange and had
served as farm agent for Alamoncn
county.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-11-22
Lewis And His Coal Miners
Facing Anti|abor Conqress

49a' 600 for bituminuos coal, $780,
o96,OOO for fuel oil and Sl2 SOC. 900
Tor gasoline and other fuel. In l9I5
The amount spent for bituminous
coal was S35.000,00O less than the
PREVIOUS year. Furthermore. the
tendency is for the railroads TO
order more and more diesel engines
wh.ch in turn will cut down on the
consumption of bituminous coal.
John l.. Lewis must be a very
CicTcr man 10 hold the position that
nc does and be able To tell the GOV
crrmont oi the United States where
10 go. bu, his presen, tactics are
hard TO understand. They smack o!
the goose and the golden egg. He is
playing right into the hands oi a
Congress that has had enough of Il
one-Sidcd pro-labor policy. Labc!'
unions will be forced To register
with the federal government and
render financial reports. The policy
of injunct!onS will be To rcicc, anti
trusts laws. Besides there is no right
10 strike against the public safety
ny anybody. anywhere. anytime.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-11-22
By ROGER W. BABSoN

Activities of John L. Lewis and
his United Mine Workers OF Ameri-
ca is oearish on the industry and
injurious 20 the coal miners. Fo,.
years the amcunt OF energy sllDDIiod
ov oItuminGuS coal in the United
States has oCCn declining. Every
time the miners 90 oGt on strike tho
,CmpC.ng fuels make wide ad
vanccS in every sector Of the btu
mlaouS coal market. Once these
advances arc made bituminous coal
very seldom rcgairs the lost terri
tory. Strikes. increased wages and
increased costs are Tie fifth
column" III this ccona.u!c war,arr
In 1883 there were only 9oa. Goa
domestic oil burners in use in tho
United States: today there are over
100000. BaS I'd On reliability
cleanliness. end convenience the IN
Sta!l"tion OF oil burners will con-
iinue at a rapid pace. The railroads
spend over S555. 900. 600 in 1915 for
fuel alone. In 1914 they Speut S429.-
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-11-22
Says 70 PET. OF
WarHonorsWon
By Scout Group
Benchoff Speoks
At Meeting Here;
Officers Indicted

america today is prone TO bc-
come materialistic and is forgettin,
us opiigation to the future and its
sratiluoe TO the past;\I am fearful
.nal the American public is losin
It's sense of social consciousness" =,
Comdr. Robert j. Benchoff nssis,
Snt headmaSter of Massanutten Mil
lary Academy at Woodstock. Va toI,,
some 100 Scouts, leaders and Scout
erS at the annual meeting and dinner
Oh vance district Of Boy Scouts held
iaS' night at the First Methodist
church.
"A large cross secuon of bows ,od,v
VIII be leaders of tomorro,v a,,d
those trained in Scouting will Use The
scout oath and law as a basis To-,
'nelr thinking" Commander Bench.
OH stated. Emphasizing the deveI-
opment Of social consciousness nc
provided by Scouting, he said thai
me learning of reading, writing and
arlthmetic will be of little use with
Out sense of welfare of others,
In the last World War. of the mon
decorated for meritorious service
more than 40 per cent were Scout,
framed men, although less than 10
PEI cent OF all men in the service
were Scout-tarined men, he stated
commander Benchoff complimente,l
lne Scout program in Vance county
ana expressed the hope that the gen
eral pubic will not get into the way
o! thinking that Scouting is not i'm
portant.
Commander Benchoff served four
years IN the navy and was an Officer.
aboard the USS Inarcpid. an air
craft carrier in the Pacific. He was
introduced last night by his BROTHER
in-law. DR.. w. W. Noel, who wa.
program chairman.
Inc program was opened with TN.
Scout oath and was led by Cecil w
webb, field executive: and G.. O
Scifcrt, district chairman, prcsid-
ci at the installation of new Of
Ulcers for tho district. These arc. w
\. Bryan, district chairman, unabI,,
to be present last night: R. c. Youn"
assistant district chairman, installed
| by Durwood Z. Wells: Dr.. w. "
noel. district commissioner, installed;
by Billy Noel: r. w. Ehrct, R. G s
! Davis, Jr., w. b. Bcaslcy, w. c
Stroud. W. H. Jones. neighborhood
commissioners. installed by Reggie
Mason: c. w. Webb. field executive
installed by Mann Wood, Jr.
Cub certificates were presented
members of the new West End Cub
Pacy by D. Boyd Kimban. cub.
master: Mann Wood, Sr., assistant
and Titus Faulkner, Donald Seifert
den chiefs.
A special demonstration in tumb
ling and other Scouting skills wa.
presented by Troop 81 under the di-
recticn Of their scoutmaster, E. G.
! Loughlin.
1t was announced that prizes TO,
best displays arranged by Scou:
troops for the meeting last nigh;
will be announced At the next dis.
trict committee meeting in Deem
BEL
Scoutmasters and leaders present
were introduced by Mr. Webb. Roy
Lilies. council executive, and Mrs
Lilies. of Raleigh, were present
The meeting followed picnic
style supper, with coffee and sof,
drinks furnished by the food COM
mittee under direction of Harold
Zekaria.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-11-22
10 L.tECL nUIIUiTI01I
IN PRICES EXPECTED

Charlotte, Nov. 22.--iPl-I.cc !.
''err OF Washington, vice president of
me National Retail Furniture Asso-
'iation, told Charlotte distric, furni-
.ure dealers here last night tina, no
;reat fluctuations in furniture prices
lrc expected during the postwar
period.
Forecasting increasing production
Oh iioor coverings and electric home
appliances in the immediate future.
iieer said we are counting upon n
developing flow Of merchandise in
inc lower ends OF the manufactur-
ers lines at prices that must be
compared with their prices during
iS!l and before rather than during
l945 and 1896" 3
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-11-22
AROUND TOWN
DRUNK CASES

AnnSom Lctterman, white cob.
wv 10 appear in police court toduy
on charge of public drunkenness
luiiea TO appear and the case wns
continued. He WAS
Herman Robertson, white w,.
.rieo tuesday for public dr,,nk ON.
ness and fined $3.50 and COST
TAFFIC FINE
"a inc OF 81 was paid al the c;,v
SIeIk Office yesterday by w. HronI;.
lation. ''"''i' 'eH'u-
RED MEN MEET
Mohawk Tribe No. So, Improved
oraer oi Red Men, will meet toniuht
ut i3o O'Clock at the lodge hall II
was announced today.
WILLIAMSBURG TRACT
tract OF land containing 1863 SIS
aeres on the WILLIAMSBURG road was
conveyed to HasSie N. Longmire bv
Iora a. Longmire and Theodore a
E.onSmirc through their guardian
virginia A. Longmire, Tor Sl.9I5 -
IN realty paper filed al the register
Oh deeds office yesterday.
TWO LICENSES
Marriage licenses went to two COL
oIeu couples AT the regiStersol deeds
ONCE Yesterday as follows:
John Perry and Annie Macon. botb
OF Henderson.
Joseph Bullock and Bessie Lee
Boone. OF Henderson.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-11-22
WHY GET UP NIGHTS
Due TO KIDNEYS?

FLUSH THEM OUT THIS DOCTORS WAY
eh you get up nights-have frequent de-
sire To pass your water-but have only
seahty passages-yes. and have backache.
que to excess acidity in the urine, be plad
you're reading this:
Ihree generations ago DR.. Kilmer, n
famous doctor. found hundreds of his
patients with this trouble Pains,akinplv
he made medicine Of 10 herbs. roots
vegetables. balsams-Nature's own way To-
renei. He called it Swamp. Root and
, ,,Iiions oil grateful men and women have
taken it-often with amazing results,
swamp Root goes right to work to
"osh our kidneys increases flow OF
urine, helping relieve excess acidity so
inc irritated bladder gets u good flushing
Out, too. Many report getting a GOOD
nights sleep after the FIRST few doses
caution: take as directed.
yror Tree trial supply, send to Dept. T.
Eiifner q Co. Inc. Box 1855, Stamford.
Sonn. Or-get full sized bo,ti, of Swami.
Root today at your drugstore.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-11-22
FIH.iIi Tniir-hlN

Funeral servicci !or lanes Thom-
as Inropes. colored were held a,
the Shiloh Baptist church. kittrel.
Thursday afternoon at : o'rlIcl. lie
is survived by his wife. Two dau.h-
ter, three sons, his mother, tiner
81. tcrS. one brother and his .rand-
mother, Ella Person.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-11-22

Shoddy: The burlap texture of a
SIS suit bothered us no end until we
reasoned that as yet burlap doesn't
come in herringbone design.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-07-30
Chicuoo Livestock

CHICAGO. July SC. Up tUsDA> .-salahis
hogs, 800; total. 10000; few. early sales
good and choice 1s0-s3o pounds steady At
- 90: but later trade fairly , active With
Monday on ali weights inelgsdns sows;
22 .00-oe so; top. $3.50: most good AND
choice sso.33o pound. n IL . i: Il q; BULK
hesvies. 5000. ,snd few choice light weights,
II 90: prospects good clearance
Salable cattle. 5000: fetal, 5000; salahle
calves, 900; total, LOCO; 5000 and choice
other, grade steers and all heifers steady
sesrlinss and light steers grading low-good
and better predominatsd in crop; top
$50, new sll-time high. paid for 1,151
and 1.340 pound choice and prime bullocks;
choice ,yearlings., $500, mixed OFFERINGS.
and yearlnss, 81 5o-.6 90; beef cows and
bulls slow; Gamer and cutter cows and
Yealers steady. cutter cows $50 down and
vealers 1900 down.
salshle sheep. 5000; total. 1000; two
cars Just being yarded: scattered early bids
and sales spring lambs 2S cents higher;
few good and choice natives 81 c5 go city
butcher. some held higher or around 81. SO
early sales good and choice shorn slaushter
ewes around steady at $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-07-30
Stocks Edge Higher
For Fifth Session,
But Buying Is Light
By Victor Eubonk
Assoeiofed Press Financial Writer

NEW YORK. July 30. - Stocks
today operated on the recovery side
for the fifth straight session al
though lack of real vigor on the
comeback provided cautionary In
fuence.
From the start the ticker tape
halted at frequent intervals but in
termittent hurries put turnover for
the full proceedings in the neigh
borhood of 100000 shares.
Selected steels, motors, rubbers.
rails and special issues pushed UP
fractions to point or more in the
forenoon.
A few thin" stocks executed wider
bulges. Top marks were reduced in
the majority of cases at the close
and here and there losers appeared.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-07-30
{. &P. Telephone Co
Reports Net Income
Slightly Below 1945
By Edword c. Stone

Net income Of the Chesapeake a.
Potomac Telephone Co. in June
amounted to $3.50 ,979. before inter-
est and dividends, slight decrease
compared with $260,886 year ago,
todays report to the Public Utilities
Commission revealed
A tiny drop of $l4,148 was reg
istered in the first half year COM
pared with the first six months of
1945, the total of sl.5ll,769. before
interest and dividends, comparing
with $1,525.9l7.
Operating revenues in June to-
tailed S2,412,138, an increase of only
IA per cent over June, 1945 while
operating expenses Of 1888, 088
were 149 per cent higher than last
year. There were 372,3 1899 telephones
in service in June, gain Of So
phones over the preceding month.
In the half year there was a net
gain of 1922 phones, and a sharp
increase in total calls, 292.573, 900
comparing with 253,260,o0e in the
like l945 period Taxes in June
alone dropped from s466 $50 to $685.
$50 and in the half year from ST.
884651 to s1,644,076.
Operating revenues in the six
. months totaled $l4,382 .727 VS.. Sl4,-
1889 year ago while operating
expenses required S11,187 ,694, COM
pared with s9.671 .235 a year ago.
Insurance Firm Changes Name.
The name of the Morris Plan In
surance Society has been changed
to Bankers Security Life Insurance
Society, Frank T. Scott. president
has announced. Organized in 1917
the society first insured the lives OF
borrowers from the Morris Plan
Banks. In 1885. coverage was ex-
tended to other commercial banks.
When the war started in 194l. the
society was insuring $50, 900 borrow
ers for more than s85 100000 The
new company plans to eXpend serv-
ice to a greater number of banks
and other lending institutions. the
head offices remaining in New York
Mint Operations Level OFF.
Operations at United States MINIS
during the 1916 fiscal year, ended
June 30. showed a leveling off from
the peak for the year 1945 During
the previous five war years, the
minis produced total of over ten
billion domestic coins.
The total number of pieces struck
during the 1916 fiscal year was l.
658.127. 100 with a value of S78.003. =
ITO. The 1945 comparable period
saw a record number of pieces
struck. 2.646134 l01 Face value of
1945 fiscal year coinage was SPA
754,92525.
Financial District Comment.
Corcoran Thorn. chairman of the
board of the American Security &
Trust Co. is now on a vacation in
New Hampshire.
A. J. Byrne. assistant treasurer and
secretary of the Munsey Trust Co.,
is passing his vacation at Upper
Saranac. N. Y
Charles H. Doing, vice president of
the Washington Loan g. Trust Co,
has also been spending his vacation
al Upper Saranac
George A. Garrett. partner in Mer-
rill Lynch, Pierce. Fenner e. Beane
has been taking a short vacation on
Long Island.
Hartford dispatches state that sew
Pral big insurance companies are
planning to follow the Mutual of
New York and cut interest rates on
policy loans
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-07-30
Business Briefs

United States Steel Corp. earned
S13,900.270 or 81 cents share in the
June quarter VS.. Sl6.774,2 02 or 81 20
year ago. Net for the first half
was 1924, 1854 or Sl32 VS.. 1892
153,373 or 1924 year ago. The
regular quarterly dividend of 81 a
common share was declared payable
September 10.
International Business Machines
Corp. profit for the first half of 1916
was s8.188.770 or s5.72 share VS..
s5,063 ,523 or SAP on fewer shares
in the same l945 period.
Remington Rand. Inc. earned ST.
842.12o or s1.35 in the June quarter
VS.. 81 1868. 667 or SIS cents a year ago
Barnsdall Oil Co. net for the first
half was S2,l37 $50 or IS cents VS..
s2,272,775 or s102 in the same 1945
period.
Briggs & Stratton Corp. earned
s1,228,795 or S207 in IL months
ended June 80 VS.. 1858, $40 or $3.50
in the previous year,
Bower Roller Bearing Co. net for
the first half was s456 ,656 or s1.52
VS.. s427, 187 or SLAP in the same 1945
period,
Mohawk Carpet Mills, Inc, earned
S1.240,000 or 1924 in the first half
VS.. s637,704 or s120 a year ago.
Consolidated Edison Co. reported
net income of S36.434,727 or S2.22 a
share in II months ended June 80 vs.
s31876,289 or Sl82 in the preceding
fiscal period.
General Motors Corp. earned
s16,320,573 or 80 cents share in the
June quarter VS.. $50, 1877 ,654 or $l33
year ago.
American Rolling Mill Co. profit
for the June quarter was s5.218,129
or sl53 VS.. s2,071 925 or 81 cents in
the same 1945 period.
United States Rubber Co. earned
S9.906,886 or s415 in the first half Of
1916 VS.. S7.l21, 72O or S2.57 year ago
Republic Steel Corp. net for the
June quarter was S4,802,756 or rs
cents VS.. 1921 ,703 or 40 cents in the
same l945 period.
Youngstown Sheet e. Tube Co.
earned $4,304,543 or s257 in the first
half VS.. $4,007, 947 or S214 a year ago
Western Auto Supply Co. profit
for the first half was s3668.726 or
S4.88 VS.. s549 ,204 or 70 cents in the
same ls45 period.
Flintkote Co. earned S1.824.878 or
s138 in % weeks ended July Is VS.
S1,241 089 or SLOT year ago.
Ounce Press, Inc. profit for the
first half was 81 ,296.514 VS. s742s5s
in the same 1945 period
Moore. Mccormack Lines earned
S1.229. 1888 in the first half VS.. S758,.
O41 year ago.
Barber Asphalt Co. has agreed Il
sell its Venezuelan oil royalties tt
Shell Petroleum Co.. Ltd. for $685.
100000. subject to stockholders
vote this fall
Universal Products Co. declared O
dividend of so cents on new common
recently split for /, payable Sep
TENDER IL. Previous dividend was
SO cents in June.
Continental Motors Corp. stock.
holders meeting scheduled toda,
was postponed to August 10. A plar
to issue $4,000 preferred shares ant
increase authorized common from
10000 to 100000 shares will b.
considered
Exec Products Co. stockholders
will vote September 6 on a plan tt
create q new $500, 900 issue of pre-.
ferred stock and increase authorized
common from 10000 to 10000,
shares to permit . 2-for-l split.
: Thomas A. Edison, Inc, share
will be offered to the public for tn,
first time. The widow and two SON
of the inventor will sell 10000
shares Of class B common stock, blu
will retain q majority.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-07-30
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, July 30 Cotton fu-
lures were reactionary in active dealings
today rejecting nervousness among traders
over pending price adjustment on cotton
goods Favorable weather reports also
brought IN some selling
An overnight accumulation Of mill buy
me orders rallied the market 80 A bale
IN opening trade. but the market en-
countered heavy commission house liouida-
ton and hedging which temporarily de
pressed prices a little more than "a a bale
In later dealings, prices recovered pa rtially
on mill buying and the market turned
quiet
Late afternoon prices we're 20 cents to
10 a bale lower October. 81 So; De-
cember. 81 SIS: March, 81 60
The market was irregular in the Anal
hour, with prices fuctuatins in a narrow
rsnse under alternate influences OF hedse
selling and mill buying
Futures closed 40 cents to 80 bale
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-07-30

Hourly sales on the kxchanse To-day:
II 90 am. 100 900 1890 noon $50 600
100 m. 47o 900 800 pm $50 600
Approximate Total $40 900
tunit Of TRADING, 10 shares; sales printed
u lull IN nsnkfu ns Of rese,vessn'p Or
or securities assumed By such companies.
Rates OF dividend in the foregoing table
quarterly or semiannual declaration. On
less otherwise noted special or extra divi-
lends are not included. Rex dividend.
stock dividend leash or stock, De-
| clared Or paie se TAR this year PeyAhle
r.n ssSfs fsnds TX
paid or declared this year. New issue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-07-30
New York Produce

NEW YORK, July 30 fp,,-Esgs
sale prices follow; Mixed coiors, extras.
No to No. 4. As pounds and over, 3s &
~ nedium, 4o-44 pounds, 34-36; stand
3i-3a; current receipts, 80 $50 s: dtrttss
~ pounds "a b-29.5; checks, 2T-as
Whites--Extras. No. to No 4 IS
pounds. 1881
Browns---Extras. No. | to No 4. az
pounds and over. .ss 5-sa5 B; medium. 4o-4i
Butter, 1.es5.s55; steady and IN
cnsnsed; cheese, 73a.a6s: irregular and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-07-30
Chicago Groin

CHICAGO, July 80 lP,.-Graln futures
carried steady TO strong UNDERGONE dur
ing most OF todays trading. but the nearby
OF the session
Corn was strong at the start, largely be-
cause oil lack OF offerings. but dipped with
oats when traders heard that the United
kingdem has satisfied its demand for ex-
ports for August Nearby oats were off as
buying demand started an upward swing
Deferred oats withstood the selling prus-
sure and early losses were fractional
At the close corn was l n higher than
yesterdays close, January 39s4 oats were
- higher to J lower. August 12Ha: barley
was unchanged to u lower, November
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-07-30
Market AVERAGES
Odd-lot Dealings

PHILADELPHIA. July so fE,.--The Sc
,eurities and Exchanse Commission re-
ported today these transactions By. GUS
TONERS with odd lot dealers or specialists
on. the New. York Stock Exehanxe. for
602 shares: $500 sales involving los ,5s7
shares including "a short sales involving
1,241 shares
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-07-30
N. Y. Bond Market


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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-07-30
Chicago Produce

CHICAGO July 30 Qpl.-Butter. steady.
receipts, 16s.ssl: price UNCHANGED. Eggs,
top, frm, balance unsettled: U. 8. extras
1 and Q, 37-3s.b others unchanged.
Live poultry. steady; receipts. % trucks,
no cars; prices UNCHANGED
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-07-30
Commodity Prices

NEW YORK, July 3o.--The Associated
commodities today declined TO 1&3 81
Previous day. 143 81, week akp,. .146 SO;
month gro, iSn ,lsi year ago. 1oe.ss, based
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-07-30

TODAY'S SALES I,
reported in Dollars
Domestic ) 500 oool
Foreign 26o 600
q 8 Govt ] 0O0l
TREASURY Close
2 has 1887 Jun 1o2 2ot
NEW YORK CITY
3s so -. 116M
FOREIGN. Close
Argt A. 72 Apr. 100
Buen A 454s rs 1oozal
Colombia IS 70 68Mi
Peru End 6s 81 rs
Urug al 4has 10 1914,
DOMESTIC. Close |
Am T&T IS 56 155MI
Am TIT 2As75 1o3Al
Am T&T 2s4sSU 1o3ls'
ATSF Is 85 49, 134hSi
B&O Bo A - 63izI
B&O 1000 d S2iA,
BRO CIV go 66iA,
BOPLEwv4s51 1oo,AI
Beth Stl 2@4s 70 lo3izi
Bost Me 4Kas 10 63Mi
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