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The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-04-11
.EIfin Cove
 News Notes

ELFIN COVE, Alaska, April G.
 Special Correspondence) The
 Cove is certainly pleased with re-
 suits this spring regardless of the snow.
 Joe Paddock, with the assistance
 of his driver and co-workers, Bud , Morrison, Martin Paddock, Joe Stannard and Peter Brown, com pleted the Standard Oil Dock and also drove dolphins for floats. Several of the residents also had piles driven for them Some pill ing was cIsven for the Union Oil
 Company. Paddock had a couple
 of weeks of workable weather be-
 fore snow began falling again.
 Installation of the radio by Bill Hixson, Alaska Aeronautics and
 Communication Commission, was a
 much needed improvement. MT. and Mrs. Hixson had a short visit during installation of the radio phone.
 The pipeline equipment was put lin order, ready for filling of the tanks. Tom Dyer, of the Standard Oil, and Jack Gould, were here for several days. On one of their att tempts to reach here, the plane lost it's bearings during a snow storm and they continued here by boat from Hoonah.
 Ranger 10, Capt. Ottar Johnson and Gene Vile, cook, has been in harbor while walks were being re- paired. Crew men, Ed Dull, H. R. Blood. John LaHaie and Esd Laughlin, under supervision of Bill F'romholz, completed the walk re- pair work.
 Jesse Shelly has purchased the former home of Nels Hall. The latter passed away a couple of years ago.
 Einard Davis is visiting here with his sister, Mrs. Elliott Fremming John Mathew and Dale Culver left for Juneau and entered St
 Ann's Hospital for medical treat ment.
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MuAkunN
Son Erpf. s. W. 9abren,
&ebaftenr 6es ,@atienfrenn6
sSran sc. s., Mp.' =

Cine quite Stdrfe (Stard) fonn aui
folgenoe 8eiBe aus &artoffeln ge-
tponnen peroen: 8roBe, neblige &ar-
toffeln Deroen genai6en, eeiddlt unb
gerieben, Damn nit faltem @oHer
ourb Elm nidt au feines Steb gebriidt,
bis Die gan5e 0taiie nit rei6li6em
3uias bon @aiier ourd)getrieben NOR
ben lit. aaes SeIte uno S6leilnige
(aus oem itd bos 0eebl bilbeD miro
iid nun 81 8ooen ieben. 0as oariiber
Itebenoe flare 8aiier miro poriiGtig
abgegoiien l1no oltr6 friides eriett,
nit tpeldem man ben 9ooeniab tiid)-
tig aufriibrt lnO bur6arbeitet, oas
@an5e aber, obne es 5u beriibren ober
ourd5uidiitteln, 5lpolf Strnoen ite-
ben ldBt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-12-07
Tram g., Neidl. :

SDHeH uHO QnOern Se1erIt, IDelDe
Ndberes iiber Die begnabete sst1gfran
Sbereie Heumann in &onnersreutb 5u
b0ren ipiinI6en, unterbreiten mir
nohltebenbe, oem ct. Soiepbs -8latt
eittnommenen @inaelbeiten: &onners-
reutb itebt neueroings I'M 8lifpunft
Ser @eltoffentlidfeit. Ni6t MIR, oaB
es ii6 in oieIem Sabre gum 5tpan5tg-
item Wale ilbrt, BOB Sberele Ieu-
mann Die 8unbnale empfing, lit bie
Stign1atiiierte @eeenitano zines ai1-
Bergenobnliden Sntereiies umerifa=
nil6er 8eiuber getporben oeren 3abl
bereits oas 5ebnte Sauieno iiberI6rit-
ten bat. Sebt miro auf bas gan5e
ausmaB Ser 8erfolgung Sbereie Nen-
manns burb bas 9ritte 9fei6 be-
fannt. 9ie ,Wiin6ener &ir6enaei-
tung' beri6tet iiber bas S1ifiaI bon
&onnersrel1tb in Ben letten &riegsta<
gen unb insbeionoere BON Dem an-
I6lag auf Gbereie Reumann. Sic mar
ipabreno bes &rieges mebrfa9 ser
Sausiu6ung Der @eItopo nno elmer
ifarfen poli5eili6en l1ebertpahung
ausseiett. Den Sobepunft ibrer Ser
folgung aber bat tie aln 20. Mpril
1915 erlebt. Cine SS-Ban5erabtei-
lung bate i'm 8orf gelesen. MIs ba-
mails oas 9orf geroumt iperben ionte,
eridien Elm Selbne6el Ser 90 i'm
Sauie unb foroerte in brutaler Sorm
Die Serausgabe Sbereie Heumonns.
gr bebrobte bie antpeienoen nit benz
Gepolper. gsur Dem energil6en 9a-
5pii6entreten zines Mrates NOR es au
banfen, baB es gu feiner ShieBerei
fam. Ser Stabsar5t betpirfte, baB
Ser SS-0ienitgrab oas &aus perIieB,
nenn ou6 unter Ser 9robung, Som
nersreutb oem grobooen glei15uma-
6en. r8enn ibr iie nidt berausgebt,
nerben mir nod cure Siitte iiber oern
&opf on5iinoen," tparen feline 8orte.
geo6 in berielben Na6t ieste bon bier
Seiten oas Seuer ser SS-San5er ge-
gen &onnersreutb Elm, Dem fiebaebn
8obnbduier unb a9tunoapan5ig
S6eunen gum Spfer fielen. 9abei
NOR niht elm ein5iger amerifaner i'm
0orfe. Die amerifaner, Die ii1 NIT
orei Ban5ern bel @r5berg befanben,
batten cine geritdrfllng ertpartet. Crit
nls tie it6 aus &onnersreltb beidoi-
ien glalbten, gaben auh iie einige
Shiiiie in &ihtrng bes 8orfes ob,
als oieles idon brannte. sic taten es
nur notgebrungen, oa, tpie elm ome-
rifanii6er Sffi5ier anbanb Der 4arte
iogleif) enti6uloigeno i'm 8farrbaus
oarlegte, &onnersreutb rot auf oieier
eingefreiit uno ben amerifanii6en
Sruppen Itreng befoblen mar, bas
Dorf auf oas duberite 81 idonen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-12-07

glei6m6Big iiber einen Mcre 2anb Der.
teilt bat mitbin bas aniebnli9e @e-
miht bon 226,512 8funb, ODER rl1no
bunoertuno ooreiaebneinbalb Eonnen,
ober insgeianlt Observation-Disclosures
SOB Coos Sob 81 fiinfunobier5ig @al-
lonen gerebnet): genug 8aiier, linn
einen 8ebalter bon atpan5ig SUB i'm
auaorat uno nel1n SUB tief 5u fiillen.
Gen Hegenfaa fann man melien,
menn man Elm 5plinoriibes @aiier-
glas, bas oben io1peit tpie unten lit.
auf einen freien Hlas lteut.
Ans sIan6. Die grnte-
idasunsen fir aanqoa tpuroen ab-
ndrts repioiert. Die grtrGge iin6 ge.
gringer als Die erite S9asung tpar,
ieboh lit Die @rnte beiier als oie Iest.
iabrige mar. Die @eiaenernte tpir6
auf insgeIamt 418,487,OOO 8nibel
gel6ast, runb aipeiunbaipan5ig Mil-
lionen unter Ser erIten S16sung. Die
lestiabrige @ei5enernte ergab 305,-
$4,000 BuIbel. 8on Ser grnte ent.
fallen 402, ,4870 900 8uibeI auf Cont
mertpei5en. Mnoere Sddbunsen iino:
Safer, 399,483,O 900; @erite, 159,.
$4,000; &oggen, 6,9t3,OOO; ge.
miidtes @etreibe, 54,924,OO0 8uIbeI.
Die Sladsianenernte miro aAf T.
651 900 8uibel geidatt, o6er airfa
cine Wfillion 8uibels 1lnter Ser eriten
Sddtung. Na9 Dem rebioierten
grnteberiht tpuroen in Der SIhecbo.
ilomafei folgenbe grtrGge er5ielt:
8interlpei5en, 1880; Sommertpei-
gen, 100; 8interroggen, 1,519; 5om.
merroggen, %; @erIte, 1887; nnb
Safer, 9O8 Tonnen. Die Mnbau-
fiddle gbiles (Siio- -gmerifa) lit mie
folgt: 8ei3en, 100000; Safer,
272,O00; unb @erIte, 141 900 Mcres.
Sic Jladen lino burDmegs GROCER
als i'm 8oriabr. - Sm Mopo-EaI
(Werifo) tpur6e Die Gomatenernte
6nrb Sr0ite UNI 5ipan5ig Bro5ent Be-
idabigt. Werifo fiibrt groBe Menaen
BON friiben Somaten ,1ad ben Ser.
Staaten aus. l1ruguabs (Sii6.
amerifa) 5la6sernte mir6 auf g..
$4,000 8uibel, Die 2einolproouftion
auf 1888 Eonnen seibdst. Die
Woaprobuftion aller Gambler miro auf
81 Williaroen Bfuno neidGst, ,lnge-
fdbr 10 biel tpie lettes Sabr. 3pei-
orittel Der @olle tpuroen auf Der jiio-
lihen grobdlfte probu3iert.
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- g. g., Minn. :

@s beoarf feiner eroBen Sa6fennt-
mis- rnb beriibnlter @elebrtbeit, Inn
bas erI6affene 8eltan in ieinen rie-
iigen slusmaBen, als au6 i'm &lein-
item, 5u beoba6ten. @ie bie Natur i'm
&leiniten uno llnideinbariten ii6 emit
pidelt, funn man an einen pin5igen
Samenfornlein beobahten. gs beoorf
nur elm penig Grbe, 2i6t, 2uft l1nb
Seubtigfeit, Inn itb 5u einem rieitgen
gal1me 81 entlpifeln. 8elonbers I'M
tereiiant lit Die 8eobo6tung tpie aus
einem min5igen uno i1einbar i6pa-
den Samenfornlein Ser ii9 enttpif-
felnoe Baum mitten aus einem barten
Selien beraltsna6ien fonnte uno ben-
lelben geiprengt bat. Die Natur or
beitet in ibren 6emii6en uno pbplifa-
lllden Saboratorien, na6 BEN bonn
S6opfer IN tie bineingele9ten &rdften
unO 8eieben nit gerooe5u tpunoerba-
rer aunitfertigfeit. Sberflddlid) be-
tra6tet, fann man i6on begreifen uno
lid einigernaBen erfldrer, tpie Elm
Baum nit ieinen in cine SelsipaIte
bineingepabienen @ur5eln oen Stein
oOer BEN Selien nit Der 3eit gu ipal-
ten inItanOe lit. Slber pie gelangt ser
Gflan3eniame oa binein, mo nod fein
Spalt borbanoen mar? 0os lit Elm
etnfafer pflan5li6= 6=denii6er 8ro5eB,
ser Itf in ser Natur allt1qlib 1tn6
alliabrlid, unaufborli6 tpieoerbolt.
Selbit auf Sen idroffIten unb glatte-
item 5elien biloen it6 Mooie unb
6ledten. 9ie &raft oes bonn S60pfer
in oieie pi15igen Sflan5engel60pfe
bineingelegten 2ebens, oes @o6iens
unb 8ermebrens bat in iabrelanger
l1naufborlider Irbeit oen bon bielen
Bflon5engei6le6tern bearbeiteten
Stein ooer SelIen, ooer bas olte
Waueriperf, fir bobere Gflan5enge.
plbie oorbereitet. Die feinen @ur5el-
ita6den ser Sle6ten uno Mooie, Die
belonoers aniprudsooa iino, iuden in
Die feiniten &iiie oes @eIteins einsu-
oringen. 8as ibnen nit @epalt ME
geldnge, nGmli6 oen Selien 10 au aer-
brofeln, bob Seimltdtten fir b0bere
Sflan5en geifaffen niiroen, errei6en
lie auf Gemil6em 8ege. Ines 2e-
benoe atlnet 5. +. ninlmt Saueritoff
auf tlno iheibet &oblenidure aus. go
anh Die 8ur3elfdben Der sslehten
uno Woole. Die &oblenlGure oringt
nit Hegenlpaiier gen1iI6t in Sen Sells
elm unb bernanbelt ben foblenIauren
&alf, uuf oem Die meiiten unierer
8ebirge belteben uno Der i9tper log
lid lit, in ben lei6t losliben, boppeI-
fobleniauren &olf. 9ieie oaour6 ent.
itonoene neue &alflGidt lit apar Iebr
oitnn, miro aber, oa tie lei6t br6delt,
pom &egen balo fortgeipiilt, uno oas
3erItorungsDerf fann BEL ser n6d-
iten Sdi6t beginner. 90 freiien iid)
Die Bflan5en i'm 2aufe Der Sabre
bndItabli6 in oen 5elien binein.
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6. g., Neb.

Die ganse belebte uno 11nbelebte
S6opf1lng bat Ser allmd6tige uno
allpeiie Sdopfer oen Weni6en our
Gerfiieuns eeItellt, oarnit lie ibnt
bebilflid iei inn 9ienite @ottes uno
gum gtuten bes aberdeen. Der
Menid5 oarf ober 1tnter feinen ums
itdnoen bieielbe miBbrauden. Die
Eiere biirfen mir totem, enttpeoer at
unierem guben, Bob tie uns 9abrung
uno &leioung Iiefern, ooer neil tie
uns Sdaoen aufiigen. 8ir oiirfen tie
aber ME qudlen, lonoern ibnen, be-
ionbers SEN bem Weni6en ergebenen
!Saustieren, @utes ertpeiIen. Gin
@eiier bat 10 idon geiagt: uSie l,n-
iduloigen Gflan5en uno Siere 1inb
bon @ott in oes Wenl6en Sanb gege-
ben, baB er Tie liebe unb nit ibnen
uie nit i6,pdderen 8eidpiItern lebe.
@enn bu einem Weni6en 2iebes er.
neiieit, 10 be5ablt bid oafiir iein 9anf
uno leine 2iebe. @enn bu aber einem
Safer, Slid ODER 8ogel ober Elm @es
apdd)s ooer @eitrdud peridonit, ia
ibm 2iebe aeiglt, 10 tuIt ou es @ott. Z"
Selbit Die lebloie gsotur ion Der
Meni6 ni6t llnnotig 5eritoren. @ie
oft lit i6on NiBbraud getrieben NOR.
oen nit ben S6dben Ser Nutur 6urf
8oubbnu! Seelide adtltng por Der
Ratur lit uns abbunoen gefomnen.
@ir treiben &aubba1 nit ibr, oenteE
MIR oaran, mas mir aus ibr beral1s-
preiien fonnen, aber beoenfen 1ti6t,
oaB mir eleno suerunoe seben, menn
mir 10 tpeiter barien. 0ie Ratur iii
unier Sungbrunnen. Seine Spgiene,
feline 8oblfobrtspflege fann uns Dos
geben, mas bie gtatur uns bietet
Sdspahen mir lie, 10 lbpaden mir
uns; morOen mir tie, 10 begeben mir
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Selbitmorb. Dieie Mhtung uno Sod-
iddbung Der gottgeIhaffenen lno l,ns
5lir 8erfiignng geitellten Sdopfung
gilt nod in biel boberem MaBe ben
Eieren gegeniiber. Ser @erehte err
barmt ii6 aud ieines giebes. Gin
iunger Sierqiidler elm alter Men-
i6enqudler. @er bas Sier quGlt ooer
miBbanoelt, perr6t elm robes 8emiit.
llno pie oanfbar lit elm Eier, bas
man noblnolleno llnb liebepon be-
banoelt!
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@eiie, fon6ern ouf arme, iingelebrte
Slider. un6 beiite, nod fdlt 3ipeitnu-
ieno Sabren, itebt bieie Stride % als
cine Die ganae @eIt nmfoiieftbe @e-
meinifaft, bnrd) Madrtprerblut be-
frudtet trilnpbiert iie iiber alle
Wadte Der @rbe uno Der Solle. MGe
tpeltlihen SerrlheroDnaitien iino in
oen Staub gei1tnfen unb bergeiien.
Nur Die aus einent ninaigen, itnIhein-
barren Infang entltanbene fatboliid]e
8eltfirbe bat alle sSabrbunoerte
iiberoauert, Itebt nod lino miro bau-
ern big gum @nbe Ser 3eiten.
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OHIO WAIsENFREUND

@ober be5ieben sic gfI6nsben aber
nun Die notieen Ndbrial5e, Die fie an-
Der Dem @aIier uno Der &oblenidure,
iDelbe ibnen Ole Suit aufiibrt, brin-
genb gum 2eben brauheit2 Die ge-
authorizing lit einfad. Ser anh In
Der ibeinbar friitallilierten 2uft nod
porbanbene feline, groBtenteils aus
mineraliifen Stoffen beItebenoe
Stoub miro, bur1 Gegen ltno Sdnee
glei6iam arsfiltriert unb in @ailer
geloit, ben Selsbeipobnern 5ugefiibrt.
aa bieie tpinaigen Mengen, Die onf
oieie Irt bonn Gegen itnb S6nee aus
Der 2uft bon Wtooien, 4lgen uno
5ledten geliefert lperoen, iino fir oer-
art geniigiam na6ienbe Srganismen
5ur 2ebensfriltung ausrei9enb, an-
NAL bieie burb ibre eigenen abIterben-
ben s(elte folgenben @enerationen
gum ipeiteren 8a6stum before 8e-
oingungen bieten. 4nmGblid ion1melt
iih 10 I'M 2auf ser 3eit in Ger in ben
Stein geidlagenen 8rei6e cine fleine
Sumusididt an. 0ur6 einen 8ogel
ooer burd oen @ino bingetragen ge-
langt enbli1 auf Sen Nun borbereite=
ten 8oben Ser San1e etnes g1um-
dens. 8eldeioen e1ttpidelt es feline
fleinen 8ur5eln in Die biirne Sumus-
iGi6t uno in Die 8eiteinipalten bin-
Elm. 2angiam Dadien lno nerbol5en
Die fleinen @ur5eln lno fonnen nit
unglaublider &raft Ianglon1, aber i'm
itanoigen 9rangen bas @eitein ipren-
gen. 9ieien Sorgang fann man iiber-
al in ser Natur beoba6ten. 9a 1iebt
man Die 8nr5eln Der &iefer gleib
eiiernen armen in Spalten 5ipii6en
Selsblode binein berfranpft; mo- fritz
Der cine glatte Selsipalte tpar, liegt
iebt aaes bon bon groBen 8loden uno
feinItem &ulfl6utt, Der unmerflih
lnter 8eimengung peripeienber
Bflan5enreIte in fru6tbares grbreib
ii6 peripanoelt. 9ie 8flan5e arbeitet
langiam. slber bennod leiitet iie
gnorlnes, penn man ibre gintpirfrng
auf bas @eItein bon ser 6emii6en
3eriebung Ser Mooie an Biz 5u ibrer
Die Steine 5eriprengenoen &raftent-
foltung our6 bas 8ur5elnerf beIt6-
tigt. 9iele 8eoba6tung ldBt ii1 in
oen ein5igartig romantii6en uno milo
5erfliifteten @albgriinoen beim Sole
pbinum 81 @ortbington beobabten.
Sn ieltiamen Sormen ipa6ien bort,
belonoers an Dem li6 bur6 Die gan5e|
2dnge bes pierunb5pan5ig Icres llnt-
failenben SodtpaIbes binbur1ibldn-
gelnben 8albba6es, 8Gume berihie-
oener Irt aus bem barten Selsgeltein
beraus, na6bem iie oie granitne
alammer in mebr als bunbertiabri-
ger Irbeit geiprengt. Sic berDon-
fommnen uno perid0nern ourd ihre
niloromantii6en Sormen unb Sarben
oas maleriibe @albbilo unb biloen
cine Der an5iebenbiten Naturihonbei-
ten Ser urngebuns Der genannten @n-
Italt. 9ieies Der 9eatur entnommene
8eiipiel entbalt nun eine bohit lebr-
reiGe un6 troItpolle 8abrbeit: baB|
narnli6 au6 in Der geiltigen @elt
abnli6e uno melt groBere Sdopfer-
number itf ereignen. Ser @eltbei>
lono ltieg alf lniere iiinoenbefledte
groe berab, nidt nur Inn Die Weni6-
beit our6 Sem 2eben, Sein 2eioen
unb Seinen &reu5estob bon ber Siin-
oe 81 befreien, ionbern au6, Inn eine
Stride, Seine Stride, gu griinben. 8ie-
le Stride griinbete gr ni9t i'm reiden,
mdhtigen Homerreid in pompbafter
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garn,-R ,-Runhfdhau
BON s., N. Sebenid, ebemali-
ger Ge6aftenr Ses ,2anbmann'

ger Neoattenr oeS ,Gan0mann'
Cine Iange &eibe DO n
Broaeiien, Die gegen S1lG6ter ge-
ribtet iino, miro in glusii6t geItellt.
gs banbelt iid INN Sleii9, bas auf
anorbnung Der &egierung beiieite
bdtte geiebt tperben iollen. @roB-
Ihldbter, Die tpabreno Der .@na6en-
friit" bas 8erl1umte ni9t na6boIten,
iollen nun pro5eiiiert uno, ipenn idul-
big befunoen, beltraft tperoen. @ie
piele Bro5eiie beborIteben, nurbe nod
nidt feitgeitellt; aber bie 3abl miro
niht gering iein, benr iebe @o6e,
mdbreno melder Die feItgeieste
6leiihmenge nidt beiieite geiest muir
De, biloet einen alagefau. Cine Sir
ina miro iid, tpie angebeutet miro, in
aipeibunoertfii iinfuno5tpanaig ieparaten
Sdllen peranttporten miiiien. 9ie
509ititrafe fir ie6eu GaG lit $t0,=
900 uno elm Sabr @efdngnis.
8. g. Some bon Smaba a,
Brdiioent bes @merican Butter Sssn.
ititute, erfldrte Dor BEN Wolfereiper.
ban0en in Chicago, oaB Die 9utter-
probnftion biel au tpiinihen iibrig
laiie. 9ie Hroouftion, iagte er, miro
fih 6ieies sSabr auf 1,100,OO0,O00
Bfuno belaufen, gegen / ,804, 600, 900
Yfunb i'm Sabre 1910. Some tpies auf
ben Hiidgang bes &onIuns bin; bieIe
lente baben gelernt, NIT tpeniger
Butter aus5ufommen, uno beim 8af.
Ten perben anoere Gette nIs Suite,
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s.. @., isis.

8ei grfGIttng ooer gnt5iinoung
Der 8laie bilft am i6neniten Elm aus
Sladsiamen bereiteter Gee, bon Dem
man ale Stunoe einen guten S1lud
nimnlt. auBeroem iollte man bGufig
belize Sitbdoer nebmen. ssn grman-
gelung beiien fann man i'm 8ett lie
geno belize l1ml6lage Inn oen Inter
leib MAIDEN. Selblt 8laIenlteine fon-
men ourh anbaltenbes Srinfen bon
Sla6siamentee entfernt tperoen.
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ssran Gb. @., @. .zga. :

Gie 9lrtiibode (@rtidofe), ooer
grbbirne, lit iebr nabrbaft uno beion-
bern fetten 2euten 81 empfeblen. Sic
lit auG arm an Starfe (StarfD. Man
tann tie foden uno mie &artoffeln 5us
bereiten. Sic fam 81 @ebad perars
bettet unb audi ais @emiiie perpertet
tper0en.
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INFLICTED 6Oc Wert--Pro-
MOOlEN befIaschen Won

FORNTS HEIL-OEL LINIMENT anti.
septisch-bringt schnelle Linderung Won
rheumatischen und neuralgischen Schmer-
zen. muskulosen Ruckenschmerzen, stei-
fen oder schmerzenden Muskeln, Verstau-
chungen und Verrenkungen.
FORNI'S MACOLO-- alkalisch - Npders
gewisse vorubergehende Magenstorungen
VIE Sodbrennen und Verdauung z st6run-
gen. hervorgerufen durch elm Uebermass
an SSure.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-10
COTTON
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK, July s-(P-Pros-
poets for another short crop, fol.
lowing the low government cotton
acreage report issued Monday.
again brought heavy buying in the
cotton market Tuesday.
Trade and outside demand push
ed prices up to extreme gains OF
$40 a bale to new % year peaks
before the market receded under
profit taking, hedging and New
Orleans selling. Final prices were
$1.55 to $2.55 a bale higher. These
gains followed advances of IS a
bale in Mondays session. The late
setback was attributed to technical
reasons.
Some quarters also turned eau
tious on the theory that the sharp
advance in prices will encourage
considerable hedging Of 1945 cot
ton heretofore carried on an open
basis. Spot cotton markets were
firm. There vas % additional July
1946, transferable notices which
circulated for a considerable time.
This was attributed to the probable
ity that the cotton offered for de-
livery was of very low grade.
Liquidation in July was easily alb
sorbed In the markets upward
surge.
Futures closed $1.55 to $2.55 a
bale higher.
Open High Low Last
Jly 1928 a2:7s 32.2o 32.53b up AZ
Oct 32.44 1898 1929 1892 up 81
Dec 1888 1903 32.40 32.78 up 40
Mch 1886 33.05 32.40 32.76 up A
May 1886 32.99 32.39 1884 up IS
Jly 1888 32.O 1922 32.39 up 81
Middling spot 32.22n, up 81.
N-Nominal; b-bid.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-10
BOND AVERAGES
Compiled by The Associated Press
LIVESTOCK
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, July 9 -P)- Live
stock prices mostly were higher
Tuesday with receipts again heavy
but not as high as Mondays.
Hogs mostly were SO cents higher
in an active market, topping at
$17.15, compared with $16.75 Mon
day and a peak of $3.50 last week.
Salable arrivals were 5000 head
and $500 more were shipped direct
to packers. Receipts at IL leading
markets were 1,40O head, COM
pared with 109, 800 Monday and
1880 a week ago.
Cattle were active and prices
were steady to a shade higher. The
steer top was $3.50, equal to Mon
days peak. Both large and small
local killers were fairly active.
Heifers topped at $21. 90.
Spring lambs were strong to
mostly 40 cents higher, with the
extreme top $1.40 higher than Mon
day. A deck of choice eve and
Wether sorts sold at $21. 90 to a
city butcher, but the practical toy
was $4,000.
Receipts included 5000 cattle,
500 calves and 100 sheep.
(USDA) - Salable hogs 49,. 900;
total 10, 500; market active, mostly
SO higher o all weights and sows;
good and choice 10000 lbs. weights
l6.75-17.10: top Ills; bulk good and
choice sows 1875 = 1900: GOOD
clearance; shippers took 5000.
Salable cattle 5000; total 5000;
salable calves 900; total 600; all
killing classes active. firm to shade
higher; Z loads 1,175-1, 300 lbs
steers $3.50, the top; bulk 1871 0
21.50; most heifers 1880. so; top
with both large and small local
killers fairly active; most beef
cows 12.50-15.00; weighty beef
bulls to 100 and specially dairy
bred as high as 1900; practical
top vealers 1880; stock cattle con
tinued scarce, steady at 1850 to
1850 mostly.
Salable sheep 1000; total 1000;
spring lambs strong to mostly 40
cents higher; extreme top lao
higher than Monday; deck choice
eve and wether sorts 21.0O to city
butcher; practical top 1000 for
two cars late arriving good and
choice springers, with bucks dis
counted LOO; slaughter ewes steady
with fat shorn kinds 9.75 down.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-10
BOND MART GAINS
ON LATE BUYING
Traders Forced To Submit
To Slim Business Dur
ing Session

NEW YORK, July 9.-F)H Late
demand urged the bond market
ahead Tuesday after earlier aim
less price movements
The upward tendency at the fin
ish, however, was hardly a deci-
sive trend as a number of minus
signs still spotted the list at the
close.
Traders had to subsist on slim
rations of business once again.
Turnover amounted to only So, 740,-
900 compared with $3.50, 900 Mon
day.
Await Ice Action
Rail obligations provided most Of
the activity but commitments were
held down tightly as bond mcn
awaited ICC action on higher
freight rates.
Closing up a bit were Santa Fe
Is at 1876 IA, Baltimore & Ohio
stamped "A'Z' at 80 IL, St. Paul
convertibles at 81 "a, Denver &
Rio Grande Western assented IS
at IS IL, Hudson & Manhattan Re
funding IS at 68 IA, Lehigh Valley
stamped Is at So, Missouri Pacific
convertibles at 81 So, and Frisco
"A" IS at Sc "a.
Rails Lag
Among the laggards were Bur-
lington 3 lbs at 103 IA, North
Western 4 LIS at 80 IL, Rock Is
land convertibles at 81 "a, and
Frisco "B'' SIS at SO IL.
Buenos Aires IS with a five-point
jump to 81 raced far in front Of
generally improved Latin Ameri-
can issues.
U. S. governments were trimmed
a few 32ds of a point IN the over.
t%he-counter market with the Vic.
tory Loan December 2 lis priced
at 104 1882. Trade in the Stock Elk
change was at a standstill.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-10
Steels, Motors Take Lead
In Selectiue Comeback

awhile, then reverted to sluggish
ness. Top gains running to around
three points were reduced in most
eases at the close. Transfers Of
100, 900 shares compared with $780,
900 Monday and were the best in
a week but still among the low ag-
gregates for past months.
The Associated Press 60-stock
composite was up 2 of a point al
1872. It was off as much the day
before. OF 900 issues registering,
421 rose and 293 fell.
Liquors Advance
In further reflection Of the Can
adam dollar ~revaluation, Distillers
Corp, was up l IA at $26.25, a
1916 high; International Paper l IA
at $48.75 and Hiram Walker 3 at
$40. McGraw Electric, on a boost
ed dividend, added 2 "a at $44.25.
Schenley was up 2 IL at $9G.25.
Ahead we're U. S. Steel. Bethle-
hem, Youngstown Sheet, General
Motors, Chrysler, U. S. Rubber,
Eastman Kodak, Philip Morris,
Anaconda, Kennecott, Allied Che
mical, American Telephone, South
ern Pacific, Chesapeake & Ohio,
Southern Railway and Baltimore &
Ohio.
On Off-Side
Norfolk & Western dropped five
points at $2957. so on $50 shares. On
the offside were Santa Fe, Con-
Edison, Montgomery
a r d, International Harvester,
General Electric, Union Carbide
and Johns anville.
Bonds were quiet and steady.
Cotton futures hit 23-year tops and
ended up S1.75 to $3.50 a bale. AT
Chicago corn advanced ID to SO
of a cent a bushel, oats 3-8 to l IA
and barley IL to l..
Curb Gamers
Among forward curb movers
Aluminium of America, Union Gas
of Canada, Beaunit Mills, Cities
Service, international Petroleum
and Lake Shore Turnover here
was 270, 900 shares versus $3.50, 900
Monday.