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Washington Journal., 1946-03-01
bel
GarOiuolsueih

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hing elmer pompbaften S5eiie, Ole an
feline Dor lieben Sobren erfolete &r6.
nilng erinnerte, iiberreihte Eapli
8iuS I'M ct. 8eters0om % Der 80
neler &or0inaIe, oie nrl lesten Mon-
tag freiert nuroen Sen rotten SUIT
in @egenfport elmer Menge bon
@ldnbigen, oie ouf 10000 gefd1st
muroe. Dnnnd per6en Die t1euen
&nroindIe Damn nod 6en Sting in
eitlem eeheimen @onliitoriltm erboI-
ten, lDomit Die biltoriIfe @ohe gum
IbidluB foln1t1t.
Die Menge besriiBte oiele ser relt=
EFT aur0iii1le nit loltten 3urufen,
onrunter aud Sen Stem gorfer @r3-
bii6of 6rnncis 5peIInlog, uber Sen
megen ieirer intimen ge3iebungen
81 Dem Bnplt am meiiten eeiproden
miro. SpeIlmar, Der init $50 Il. 9.
arnleefnpldnen Dom 8npit enlpfan-
gen puroe, erbieIt cine nelte aug.
3eid)nung, oIs ibm Ger 8opit ieinen
rotten Snt Ididte, Sen ct nIs Raroi-
nal Yacelli getrugen bat. SpeIlmor
miro oft ols Der 1l1flte Stontsiefre-
tar oes @apites g%enannt.
Dor Der @nfnnft 0es Yaptes tultr.
ben. Die 2ognpef obgeounfelt, 1ln6
MIR 6os groBe 9relto in Ser 9abe oes
popitlidyen Ebrons itrobIte in beIIem
Slbt. Die Bafif1ntopeIle IpieIte oas
~Su eS 9etrns" uno ser beriibmte
ligtiniide Gbor fiel elm. MIs ser
Baplt iid auf ieinem Ebron nie0er.
geIaiien bette, tlabm er Die ifAuere
goloene Mitra ob. 25 ser alien Gar-
0inale iaBen CUR 2infen 5es 96rons.
Ser Bopit erbob iid einen augen-
bid ullo erteiIte Den Segen. Dann
troten Die aIten 4aroin1Ie Der Neihe
nod Dor ben Tbron nno fiiBten Ieinett
Sting.
IlS Die reiien RorOin1Ie bortro.
ten, pnroe Dem Hnpit Die idmere
Mitra tDieoer nilfs 8nupt qeiett.
Seoer 4nroinol mari iid Dem
Eopit 81 5iiBen, fiiBte ieiren SUB
uno Duroe Damn bon inn uttnrlnf.
9arn erfoIgte Sic lleberreihuna oes
rotten SUITS.
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6nrtWdn9ler
nnter Bann

Berlin, - @ie 8rigu0esenernl
Robert u. McgIure erfIdrte, lit e5
@i[belm 6urt1pGngler oerboten NOR
Sen, mieoer feinen Friiberen Soften
Qlg girigent 0es 8bilbormoniihen
Srdeiters in Ser Neidsbauptitdot 81
bethlehem.
Mcclure, Direftpr fir Snformn-
tioner BEL Ser Gontrnllabteilung Der
Mflitdrregiernng, iagte. Jurtpdng-
lers Muftreten lei inter elmer Giref-
tine sur Gntnn5ifi5ieruns Deuboten
DDr0en, Sic in allen Sffupations-
soten cir Gurdfiibrilns 8eIangt.
Ger General erflurt, 6aB Ser Di-
rigert 8omponijt nno 8ionilt, ser
einmoI ais Better 0es NeD Oorf
8hilbarmonic SrheItrn in @rp1-
gitng ge3ogen lporoen NOR, friiber
0efn @reuBiiden Staatsrote, ionic
ser Heihsmuiiffammer %nngebcrt bat.
gr fnbr tort:
,,gs berrIdt fem 2ioeiieI onriiber,
odE Or. 3ltrt1p1ngler eimnol III pro-
mineater Neiie nit 0n5i : Deutid-
lono i0e1fifi5iert poroen lit. Sloem
en- altIieB, oab man lAn al einem
@erf5elg ser &a5i 8nrtei mndte,
Derlieh er Dem Greiie Ser M1nner,
bic iebt in gtiirinberg ais Berbrefer
an Der Menif)beit nburteilt tperoesb
cine Auro Der Neieftobilitat.
oEober lit Is unoenfbar, 0oB ibn
cine iiibrerSe SteIIung in Geutid-
LAMB erloibt miro, 5l einern Gugen.
blide, 90 mir perinben, eoe Spur
pom Nn5ismlis a%us5umer3en."
Or. 6ltrt1p1ngIers 8e5iebnnsen
81 Den Nn5is iino @egenitaf16 elmer
iifferfiafionalen 9ontroberie gene
fen. Eeiie Mnbdnger uer1ihern. oaB
ct Anti 9to5i ipnr uno erinuern an
ben Brief, Den er 1888 an Or. So
iepb BoebbeIs id)idte url0 in Dem er
gegen Die 8oDfotticrutpg iii6iider
Aiinftler proteIt:erte. Mls meiferen
9epeis fit1ren iie sic &orreiponoen5
5miifen benz Girigenten urro Ger
mann Woring an, 6ei lpelfer Bele-
ganbeit Jurtpdngler onruln eriufte,
0nB ct gentle 8orflbrungen in Ser.
I'm, fUegen Ieiiler Gifferen3en NIT
Gietien, Dem 6nntnIigen Better Der
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0lIeS
ten nod einnl1l DIS Salnbitr9- aolltt
id milien, ouB lie fronf mar ulio rltt
mebr mofDern tonnte".
Gr Io6 Sans Morren eilt0rtil9lld.
an, oIs atiiBte ser inn etlpas belta=
tideh. Damn frnmpfte er unrlfbIg ore
SSiroer i~aeinon0er uro itarrte nttI
sen Gid.
ipor2 airf einmoI, fur5 Dor 9aln-
burg, fiel tie an 8ege I'M, geroOe
ais id in oie Stenfe woate NM 81
iummeltt."
fonnte mid nod BON frii9er.
,,9oaege", iagte er, Id pfle9e ne
Steer i'd unO Oie SdraImeiiterei,
aeltitYt mid, ia, Sons Marren Sob
oeihrien uno georo6t, bis er lie lple-
Ser berga6, uttO Damn bob i'd, le ollI
Sen 4rfn qenontnten uno bin gefnD-
rem, bis ih an Die StaOt fam. uito
90 6ob' ih tie in einen @nltbot ge=
6rod)t urto bin ieIbit allS8e9allgen,
jeoen glben0 aits9egongeft, nm @elO
ein5ubolen.
Ql6er Oos lit nidt leift 0a mteny
1tn0 oas @eib mltroe fr1nfer ulto
fr6rfer ltno as uno tranf nidt mebr.
g6er ipielen lollt if ibr of Die Snge,
inif1er Ipielef. Gus mar itier, ols
braltfte tie nift 5u iterberb ioIange
lie meine Beige b0rte. llnO iG babe
ta9lid gelpielt, oieIe Stultoen lang,
unos ais ser 1r9ite Sog fur5 babe i'd
gebetet 5ltin @errn lno 9Qbe ipie0er
geipielt uno mir nor, als. ipare Die
@eige aQtn1htiger ais naes @ebef.
llno i'd bob I'M araft 9eflebt llrD
fii6tte bod, lpie mein Arm miioe
wur0e ltnO i1mer3te. @is es 9e9en
Nlorgen 1par ulo id an 6eniter ein-
ldlief, totniioe uil0 ole &Gn0e i'm
fen lieB. aiir fiir einen 9(ligenblid"
Ser Alte idmieg eritopft mo
ltarrte Dor iif bin nit mathematician
4lgeit, als miiBa CT ieine @eodnfen
lal1ineIn.
griel fpi6aer in iein erre9tes gr-
5ablelt. ,,sls ih anfidrof, lunr es nit
ibr SIT Gf0e gegail9en. SORT ibr2 ga
lab Sd iGf Sic Beige mitgege6ell Bob
mir idlppreg, fefnen Strid mebr
81 tin lttlO bdb' nleS ringsim per
fludt III ieinem 8roin~.
Sin illtger 2ebrer fam. Der Alte
erbo6 lid ipotteRo mo madlte eiilen
tiefen giidling.
Ter 6err &olege".
Gr tranf gaerig lpieoGr ell Nldr
@lGierz 8ilig nj Bic gfe itnD Dolte
ieii Snitrlqtent Der0or. 9as mar aus
@Ql8floten, 8laiebalg, S6elen uit0
eiier blederiler Srolnitel suiulunelr
9eleilnt, lin Sen 0fltnO ipolinte iid
cine Sarlnonifo. Cine fomilhe Ser
beugllng gegel ltlls.
u@eftotten Die @erren@.
llnS 6arln begonn er cine Wtultf,
10 rdier0 liilo leioenihaftlifL 10
flaiglos urao rbptbnlild bod, 10
i8hiA itno nufrei3en6, ooB mir Elm
folter Sfnrasr iiber Sen Giifen lief
unO ser 4lte inng uno tromneIte Oo-
81, biz eine bofli6e @eiie 5uitanoe
tpn1. Die flang, oIs ipoIle iie al Oie
rpeihe Sdonbeit ieines @eigenipiel8
BON emit nuslaltten uno pfeifen.
EloBIfd brad Ell ab. Ser SdppeiB
ram i1m ibers @eii6t lrno ftano in
groBen gelben 6letfen nlff ieiner
Stirn. Spottero ~berneigte er iid ge-
gen lns, ging inter SheaengerniieI
bon ei4lem Gid gum ailDertl, iota
melte un0 tranf.
M,tA ntna 6~n,,ELnsk
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GbinsiiidRcr Ginflub bcn,erft

Gine gInie
ants fdwar5em
ATLAS NIT be-
ftimntten Dricn-
taIifdtn 9inisn
pirS Oben bon
Chg Gdan-
ipieIerin @Ornta
.LGIectrie SOnr")
&enbaG se-
seist. 9sr
6alsansf6nitt
bic eolbenen
&n6pfe, sic
bOlet
aermel, auc
erinnern nm
ben dinefidsn
Nanbarin
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9as G~rfeannussssidem

@eItern trof it 8iIlou. giren
8oabort bat er iid) madden Ioileu. gr
mar nift Die0er5uerfennen".
limo poran 5aft on i'm erfonnt "
IN meinem Shirm, sen er Dor
salf'f aIa 4re R9b#Hg eIiebsn bot.
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W1aliti5s

9err: ,9orf man frd8en, ME aft
Sic finOy mein 5rduIein?@
Aelteres 6rdufeir: sd babe ndty
Sebii gliiflidpe Goniilter erfebt".
!Serr: 59iur oht5ebn. gIiidIife
Sohrmef2 06 tDeIfs Elm lttfgIiidlihes
miiiien sic sefiibrt babenss t.N:I /,
Washington Journal., 1946-03-01

McmserSt mart uirft Der gebafelts
,Sut nnS sic Oasm paHeROe serGnwi-
ae SanOtaI6e. Sine interslantc
SOmbinatiOn rOu sierliden Maiden
SrrIeihsn benz Gniemble beiOnOersn
Nei,. 4nueiinnsen snm SatelH
DOn ,,GlOde anS Bag" iinS fret err
hGltlid beim GiuicnOcn zines IRAN
fierteu, aOreIierten umidlags an
Sas WccSIcnOrf Department Oieler
2citnna unS nm Mniter Nr. 4OOS
bittenb
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Mudb cine 9ranfbeit

r@aao, 8ia, mart ol frarf. SD.
be Did minoeltens Elm babies Sab
niht geiebenl 8as bait Dlt gebo6t2@
oSehS Mouate~.
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2InceNcten /.
Gifelfdt

gproH batte Elm llglnes gein u1lo
lit oarlnter BET ~leiraer @itelfeit urt-
Iag(id. Ole leilete AnIpielung frattf-
tie ibn; er mnffnete iif init 8osbeit
gegen 8iBboI0e. Sd]on cine Der
meintlife Au0eutltng folrnte i'm in
Corn 0erieBett.
Ginlt fragte i9n sic 6eraoain bon
G~eponibire, oie etpas ihielte: o8ie
sge6t'S, @lDlor0?4
u@ie sic E en-, 5Hdfe Der
empfir6iaane 9idter.
Gictor Sugo 6~eoeauetc GlMtins ait
ser Strabe. gr iit fuiiteiiO. Sn Der
9an0 Bat er cine 3eitun9. 0Deier
Solirilnliit ~beballptete bier in oieiem
gIotte, 0oB &ignp oa8 biitorilhe
Drama erfinl0en batt4
Sold eiUsSoiot entge9nete Oil
mas, ,,alS Of nidlt ieDer wiiBte, 0uB
fd oas 9etan babe. @oralif 8ictor
5ugo oie Undertaking. 1lidt fort-
ieBte.
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HatiAldoe fiirs flats
Sam ntaMie u pertrei6en

Sen Mfduien lit ser @erid5 Ser
Sleoltoerblatter iiiiaii9ene9tn. Gaber
trodliet man Oieie, berreibt tie iii
BulDer nlo fliengt ei1pa5 Snt1 (trof-
feiiei) ~0arunter uro itreut 6ies in
Die Maliel0her, nm oie M1uie st
%uertreiben.
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9uppelte 9Sibntnila

Sn einent 2on0oner 4ntiquarint
entoefte Bernard Sboip einer 8on0
leiner eigeitell @erfe, Den er inteteI.
iiert auHdfug. @r itnllnte nift nee
mig, ais ct auf Oefn EiteIblatt cine
@iOtnuna fonO, sic er iel6it gelhries
ben 9atte fin ieinen Banfier
uSerrn &. nit Sodadtlrng gerpor0
Sbaip4.
&ur5 entidloiien fauTte er oug
Bud benz Sdnoler ab ltno ididfp es
Dem porigen 8eiiber NIT folgen0er
3tpeitea @ionGang:
v8errn &. INIT eriietter Sodnd-
tltngl Bernard S9am1.
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Sine 90arnnna

Ser groBe olnerifoniide @ltfnoriit
Marf Swain 9atte cine lpriit beflii-
letle Game femengelerilt, 0eren Bit
re, lire poetiihen Arbeitelt Si prii-
ZEN, CT ans geieaidaftEiden Briinoen
nidt abIeGnen fonrte.
Gin goll5es 8ofa Don @e0iftell
Datte CT mi0enuiaig ltnO flidtig
o~llrhgeieben ltli6 nun Iollte er 0o5lt
leine Weinung 1tBern.
0larf Emain o~erpirfIiHte fur5ent.
ldloilei1 einen ieirer guten ginfGne.
Gr no9m 6ns 8iin0eI BoeIie, matte
es fiir Die @oitbeiteaitng fertig un6
idrieb urter Die AoreIie Der 0erfofe-
rim NIT 8Iouitift ur0 sid unterItri-
den; ,,@or Druf SIT 6emnbren!"
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ssbren un,S Gcrmsm

Son msincu Ge6rern lernt id
biel,
Sd lcrntc melu DOn Scn @cmOhrn,
9Od warO Onrd meinc Sdilcr
mir
9es 8iHcns SdOdt ert anf-
Gufes
Washington Journal., 1946-03-01

nj Sdns. Ma53doIa
-nst1nu19 nnf soW
Washington Journal., 1946-03-01

limo on ipolten mir mieoer 0urds
2oro 5ieben, 81 aueiBt ia, 10 ME mir
id)on oft getan bnttelb Bis Samburg
rlnter ooer Bremen. Bin ID Idon
NAL rad Stoiiert gefomlneil, 0ontoIs,
ais ih mir Die @eIt beieben woute~
uSa, 10 -" @r fubr oerIonnerl
ifber Die groilen 5dI1fenboore, ais
fiele linn pl6slid pieoer Elm, 6aB er
uils er5a6lfe. ,sSa, 10, oIio mir mou-
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-12
Livestock
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK

RICHMOND, Va, Feb. 11-tR)-
USDA)-Hogs %. Market at
ceiling 1890 (FWTD on good and
choice barrows and gifts. 12O-33O
lbs. up 10O-129 lbs. 13.4O. Good
sows under $50 lbs 14.15; 35O-5OO
lbs 13.40; weights over 500 lbs
1890. Good stays 12.40.
Cattle choice steers 16.00-16.5O;
medium 11.00-13.50: commonu 800
1000. Good beef type cows 1000
HOO; fair type 9o0-10.O0; medi-
um 100000; common 5.00-6.0O;
shelly kinds lower. Good beef type
heifers 12.00-13.50: medium 300
900; common 6.0o-7.00. Good
butcher bulls 1O.Oo-110o; medium
80o-9.5O; light common kinds $50
$50; choice calves 1900: good
14.0O-14.50: medium 11.00-12.00;
common 8.00-10.00.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-12

CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, Feb. IL Up With
brokers' generally standing on the
sidehnes, grain futures prices
drlfted along in a slow, Indifferent
trade today.
The usually fast-shifting rye
eased off steadily almost from the
start of the session. with an occa-
sional rallying tendency reducing
the losses at times but lacking
sustained support.
Brokers said they saw little in
weekend news developments to in
spire immediate confidence and
after a few early transactions at
around steady prices. the market
turned downward in tune with the
setback at Winnipeg, where May
rye was off the scent limit for
one days trading.
Although some traders usually
identified VITA cash interests were
on the buying side of oats, the grain
yielded to the weakness in rye
and sagged minor fractions.
Wheat. corn and barley closed
unchanged at ceilings of s1.9O ID
s1.16 II and s1.22 1-2, oats unchang-
ed to IA cent lower than the pre-
vious finish, May e1-cent ceiling;
rye unchanged to 3 So cents off,
May 81 OF 7-0 to s2.O9 1-2.
Traders VINO remained out of the
market said they preferred to await
more specific developments in the
government wheat conservation
program and some definite word
about a report that the ceiling
price Of corn might be raised. This
latter possibility was believed TO
have induced some selling of oats.
Rye shipments from local private
elevators last week totaled 236 cars.
compared with 126 in the previous
week.
The visible supply OF domestic
wheat showed another substantial
downturn last week, the reduction
Of 5.647, 900 bushels leaving only
56, 057, 900 bushels in terminal ele-
vators and in export positions, the
lowest since 1888 The visible sup
ply Of corn increased 3.211, 900
bushels to 1898 900. oats decreas-
ed 2,150,000 to 1854 900, rye de-
creased 266, 900 70 3,3l5, 1000 and bar
ley decreased 434 900 to 14,254, 900.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-12
Stock Fauorites Retreat
Under Bearish Influence

Dealings, quiet most of the time.
luickened toward the last. Trans
fers totalled lao, 900 shares COM
pared with ,26o. 900 Friday.
The Associated Press 6o-stock
composite was off 6 of point
at 70. where il was 2.5 points under
the l94546 high. OF 973 issues regi-
stering, 551 fell, 245 rose and III
were unchanged.
Among favorites, National Dis
tilers ended up IA, Schenley 2
and Haw-Knox l 7-o. Distillers
corporation was all even and Hiram
Walker off 2 r. Modest improve
ment vas retained by American
Radiator, Certain-teed, Johas-Man-
vile Woolxorth, U. S. Rubber,
Douglass Aircraft, Sperry and Pub
lie Service Of n. j.
Casualties included U. S. Steel,
Bethlehem, Republic Steel, Youngs-
town Sheet, Cnrysler, Goodrich,
Santa, Fe, N. Y: Central. Southern
Pacific, Southern Railway, Balti-
more and Ohio, American Tele-
phone, Western Union "a Kenne-
colt. Anaconda, American Smelt-
ing, Boeing. Westinghouse, General
Electric, Philip Morris and Union
Carbide.
Bonds slipped. Al Chicago oats
and rye were unchanged to off
"A ard 3 SO cents a bushel, re-
spectively. Cotton vas down IS
cents bale to up IS cents.
In the curb BroWn-Forman Dis
tillers added l 81. Lesser plus
marks were shown for domestic in
dustries "a" Electric Bond and
Snare and Sonotone. Backward
were Barium Steel, American Light
Glen Alden Coal and Cities Service.
Turnover here was 10000 shares
versus 1900 il tae previous full
session.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-12
Stock Market Quotations
(BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
CURB
RAIL, UTILITIES
BONDS DIP LOWER

NEW YORK, Feb. 11-P)-Rail
and utility bonds drifted lower to-
day and most industrials were un-
changed.
Sales today were S., 5,35o, 900 com
pared with s6,970,000 last Friday.
Railroad obligations retreating
included Baltimore & Ohio con-
vertibles of go stamped, down
3-o, Southern Pacific 4 12s down
81, Illinois Central refunding Is,
down IA, and New York Central
consolidated Is down 3-4. Katy IS
were on the bright side, gaining
3-0.
Western Union 4 LIS were up
3-4, rejecting the end of the strike.
Commonwealth Edison convertible
3 1-2s were off 70.
Industrials were largely content
to take to the sidelines, ihe ma
jority closing unchanged from
Saturday prices.
Steel showed strength, both
Bethlehem Steel 23-4s and National
Steel IS closing at 105 10, up IA.
American Telephone 3-4s were off
5-8 at 107 1o.
U. S. governments were quiet
but continued to show strength and
the few issues traded registered
small gains.
Sac Paulo State 8s led the for
eign issues, up 8 at IS. Denmark
las were strong at 81, up IA
The foreign list as a whole showed
moderate advances.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-12
STOCKS IN THE SPOTLIGHT

NEW YORK, Feb. IL R) -
Sales, closing price and net change
OF the fifteen most active stocks to-
day.
Comwlth and Sou 57,1Oo "A down
1s. '''
Am Rad Std San 36, 400 1914 up
u.
United Corp 26, 500 614 down y
Aviation Corp 10000 1924 down
Armour and Co 19,6oO 14ak down
1s.
NY Central 1920 31a4 down as.
BlaW Knox $1,000 261a up 2.
Packard 16,4 400 IL down Is.
Allegheny 10000 ia down q.
Colum G and Ell $1,000 IL down
Is
socony Vac 14,eoo II down M.
Curtiss Wright 14,6O0 1914 down
h.
Erie R R 1s, 200 1874 down Is.
Graham Paige 12,80O IA down "a.
Certain-Teed $4,000 171h up rs.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-12

NEW YORK. Feb. 1l-R-Stocks
GENERALLY, led by steels and rails.
resumed the retreat in today's mar
ke4 although assorted distillers AID
Decialties contested the move with
sorne success.
TIE list acted fairly well in the
morning as accounts were reinstat-
ed here and there on the idea last
weeks sharpest reaction in nearly
three months had acted as heal
thy technical correction. Hopes for
settlement Of steel and automotive
strikes. in the wake Of the West
ern Union peace, inspired some
bidding although further delay in
announcement Of the administra-
tons wage-price policy persisted
as bearish influence. Selling, in
addition was based on the desire
for protection over tomorrow's holi-
day when securities exchanges will
recess for Lincolns birthday.
Liquors rallied to points in
the forenoon following their recent
stumble. The belief here was that
this group had more than discount
ed the proposed ban on wheat for
beverage manufacture. Building
stocks revived in response TO the
government s housing program.
Trends turned somewhat heavy
in the final hour as the metals el-
countered opposition and losses Of
fractions 10 better than points
were well in the majority at the
close while gains had been sub
stantially reduced or cancelled.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-12
GRAIN FUTURES

CHICAGO, Feb. 11-P)- Grain
futures trading dragged along at
weakened prices in sluggish
trade most of the time today, with
May rye showing occasional rally
ing tendencies.
wheat, corn and barley closed
unchanged at ceilings of $1.9O IL,
Sl'lo IL and $l.221-2, oats un-
changed to 1-4-cent lower than
Saturdays finish, May 81-cent
ceiling; rye unchanged to 35-8
cents down, May $2.O7 7-8-2.O8 IL.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-12
CASH GRAIN

CHICAGO, Feb. 11-(P)-Wheat
nominal: No. 2, hard and No. 2
red, 1.79, ceilings.
No corn sales.
Oats: No. l heavy mixed 80;
NO; l extra heavy mixed, 80; No.
l heavy white, 80; No. 2 extra
heavy white, 94-86.
barley, nominal: Mailing, 1.24.
l.3s 1-2; feed, 1.1O-1.23 IA. Field
seed per hundredweight, nominal:
red clover, 31.5O; sweet clover,
1915; alsike, 1880; alfalfa, com
mon, 33.50-36.50; Timothy, 5.25-
$50; red top, 11.OO-11.50.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, Feb. 11-CP,-c1os.
ing foreign exchange rates follow
Great Britain in dollars, others
Canadian dollar in New York
open market a0 9 3-16 per cent dis.
count or 9o.81 ia U. S. cents 1,n
changed. i''o' ''ii-
Europe: Great Britain q 10
unehhanged; ',n en- France Franc .845.
"a 4E5ss''n,America: "a NJ [ica: Argentina free
Mexico 2O.65. OIL 'ee o'zo;
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NEW ORLEANS MIDDLING

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 11-(P)-
The average price of middling 15-
l6th-inch cotton today at ten des-
ignated southern spot markets was
25 cents a bale lower at 25.76 cents
a pound; average for the past 30
market days 25.03; middling 7-3-
inch average 2413.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-12
Cotton t n
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK, Feb. 11-{P}-Cot-
ton futures sagged under pressure
Of profit taking in early dealings,
but recovered good part Of the
losses by the end Of the trading
session today. Final prices were
IS cents bale higher to 35 cents
lower.
Commission house and New Or
leans selling depressed values as
much as 05 cents a bale temporaril-
ly with the reaction attributed TO
technical reasons following the
sharp rally Saturday to new %
year peaks for futures. Later re-
placement buying followed offer
lngs scarce.
The market was strengthened
by growing tightness in spos cotton
supplies and reports from the south
that very little cotton acreage in
crease is in prospect this year.
Futures closed IS cents a bale
lower to Is cents higher.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-12
RALEIGH POULTRY

RALEIGH, Feb 11-(P)-(NCDA)
Poultry and egg markets steady.
Raleigh-U. S. grade AA, large,
AZ: hens steady. Fryers, broilers,
and roasters % to %.
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NEW ORLEANS SPOTS

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 11-P)-
Spot cotton closed steady 25 cents
bale lower here today. Sales g.
263. Low middling 206O, middling
$3.50, good middling $500, re-
ceipts 1861, stock 245,114
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N e HOG MARKETS

RALEIGH, Feb. 11-fP)-(NC
DA)-Hog markets active and
steady with tops OF l4.55 at Clin-
ton and Rocky Mount and 1890
at Richmond.
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Open High Low Las
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
m High Low Close

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 11.-tP)-
Cotton futures closing prices were
steady Is to 25 cents a bale lower,
L
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-12
WASHINGTON POULTRY

WASHINGTON.-U. S. grade A,
large. 80; live poultry market dull
and somewhat unsettled.
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DAIRY PRODUCTS

CHICAGO, Feb. 11-(P)-Butter.
firm; receipts 449,41o. Eggs, re.
ceipts 48, ,428; about steady.
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Assorted Distillers, S m e
Specialties Show
Strength
MARKETS AT A GLANCE

MARKETS AT A GLANCL
NEW YORK, Feb. 11-fP-
stocks-Irregularly lower; uq-
uors recover moderately.
Bonds-Lower; profit taking;
mill buying.
Chicago
wheat-Cnchanged at cell
mgs.
Corn-Cnchanged at ceilings.
Rye-Unchanged to 3 SO cents
lower; moderate selling.
Hogs-Active, steady. Top
s14.S5 ceiling.
Cattle-Generally steady mar
ket, bulls up a quarter. Top
s1s ceiling.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-12
TREND OF STAPLE PRICES

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-THE Asso-
ciated Press weighted wholesale
prices index Of 35 commodities to-
day advanced tc 112.77.
Previous day 1883. week ago
1l2.28, month ago l12.18, year ago
100. 62
1856 1914 1943 1912
High 1921 10873 107.54 1922
Low 10790 106.03 103.43 1854
1925 average equals 1000
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-12
CHARLOTTE SPOTS

CHARLOTTE, N. c., Feb. Ii
(P)-Spot cotton $3.50.
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FOREIGN BONDS
2EASURY BONDS
BOND AVERAGES

Compiled By The Associated Press
Feb IL
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-09-05
E PASSENGERS IN
 ABOARD pNA PLANE

Pacific Northern Airlines carried the following passengers yesterday in flights with Captain Jack Dean, First Officer Jim Merrihew, and Stewardess Ollie Howard
 From Anchorage: Lloyd Cleaves, Thomas F. Lockard, Alberta Pein, Henry Pein, Glen Allen, MT. and Mrs. R. Hosack, George w Coplen, T. o, Hoagland MT. and Mrs. Earl Beistline, Ralph Mize, P. J. Mo- Carty, Herbert Barns and Otto Carlson.
 To Anchorage: Patricia Hatfield, Shirley Ingalls,, L. E. Evans, Jim Huston, Simon Booth George San ford, Edward Loftus, Joseph Me Milan, Elmer Keene, Duke Budde- meyer, Ralph Emerson, Lawrence Reed, Victor Bailey, Virgil Young, Clarence Decker, Edith Cunning, Loretta Craven, Joseph Jarvis and Tony Gomez.
 To Cordova; A. Wickstrom and George Watts.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-09-05
p0STMASTERS
 RECOMMENDED

Mrs. Marie Lewis has been ap- pointed postmaster at Point Baker succeeding Mrs. Minnie Chapman following recommendation made by Delegate Bartlett.
 Delegate Bartlett has recommend cd the appointment of M. J. Thorn tin as postmaster at Hope to suc- ceed Mrs. Alice Mitchell who re- centy resigned.
 Mrs. Esther Morrison has been recommended for appointment as postmaster at Whittier Mrs. Mary M. Hayes has been serving as act ing postmaster since the office was established in January of this year.
 Delegate Bartlett has recommend ed D. Jasper Heath to serve as postmaster at Ophir succeeding Mrs Jessie M. Howard.