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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-18

racuda, bonito, amberjack, blue, trout CWeakfsh) striped bass and
channel bass.
prize to the person making the catch. A SIS prize is also being offer.
ed for the best sheephead caught.
A special prize of 10 silver dollars will be awarded for the largest
catfish entered.
Also $40 prizes will be awarded for the largest pigfish, croaker,
spot, munett and founder.
ALI fish entered must be caught on a rod and reel in a sportsman
like manner.
All fish must be brought to GAIT without aid.
The decisions of the judges will be final in each instance.
Fish caught in the inland waterway will be eligible for surf prizes.
All fish must be caught with rod and reel IN a sportsmanlke
manner.
All fish must be brought to gaff without aid.
All entries must be weighed at an official weighing station OF the
New Hanover Fishing club or at stations to be designated later.
Fish caught in Brunswick county will use official weighing sta
tons of the club in Southport.
saIfsh will be mea assured from the tip of bill to the tip of long
est tail fin.
Fish entered from outside must have been caught from a regis
tered craft leaving and docking within the coastal area from New
River Inlet to the South Carolina line.
Tripicate cards will be provided which will contain spaces for
the name, and address of the person making the catch, size and where
caught. They must be signed by either the boat captain, pier operator
judges with one being retained by the fisherman entering the catch.
Trophies listed to date are:
Salfish, The Wilrninton Star-News.
Bluefsh, Pickards Sporting Goods.
Barracuda, Greggs Hardware.
Dolphin, Andersons Sporting Goods.
The Sport Center, yet to be chosen.
The Wilmington Post, yet to be chosen.
sklppers trophy, The North Carolina Tourist Guide association
Carl Dunn. proprietor of a airport on the WrightsviIo po.oh
Highway has announced a weekly prize of a trip over the county and
the beach area. N""S "o
Beach has announced a weekly prize of a trip over the beach sre al
Oher prizes will be announced later.
announcement vas also mace yesterday that Carl Winners marty
o w. ope ga d. GarolIna Beach, will erect an official Rodeo var6
catcne may oe weighed and measured. Ali nhotooranhn =. 60
w al hat resort WI be taken as they hang from the vard.rn
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Kannapolis Will TryTo
Bring Home Legion Crown

GASTONIA, Aug. II -(P- Win
ners of regional tournaments at
Shelby, Florence, S. c., and New
Orleans, survivors of an original
field of II teams, will gather
here Monday night for the South
eastern Sectional Tournament to
decide which will compete in the
national finals of the American
Legion Junior Baseball tourna-
ment.
The Little World Series" set
for August 26 was awarded today
to Charleston, S. C.
Kannapolis, Thomaston. Ca,
and New Orleans, winners of re-
gional tournaments this week, will
stage a double elimination tour
nament, the winner of which will
join survivors of three other ma
tion-wide sectional meets to con-
test the finals.
Pairings will be drawn tomorrow
night. with one team drawing a
bye for the first night. Play will
continue with the team receiving
the less playing the first round
loser the next day. The team
escaping two defeats in the three
days of play will rove to the ma
tionals.
Kannapolis, which swept three
straight in its regional test al
Shelby, showed a well-balanced
team, winning each game with a
different pitcher. The boys from
Towel Town emerged from a
gruelling opener that went 10 in
nings before they shaded Memphis,
Tenn, 7-6, to add a So victory
over Norfolk, Va, and another
conquest of Memphis, this time
in the finals. 80.
Gastonia, long a Legion baseball
hot bed, is prepared for banner
crowds at the games, particularly
since a North Carolina team is in
the thick of the fight. The last two
night games at Shelby this week
drew crowds of over 5000 each.
The first of three national titles
won by Tar Heel clubs was taken
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81 CRAFT SIGN
TO COMPETE N
ANNUAL event
Committee In Charge n,
Arrangements Pleased
With Response
BY UApD-

With 81 craft, skippered =.
many trophy-hopefuls, en,e.a5
Annual Carolina zach. az a
vitational Regatta last nig5, ,,,% a.
ed signs of developing jr.o ''','
largest sailing contest 10 b. ~. q,
at Wrightsville Beach in r .s.s
years. "''2!
The three-day event is srbs3.,,
for Thursday, Friday ana Ss+y-s+,'F'
Aug. %, %. q. with me e~.-r q
expected 10 reach 50 vessel, AZ
the time the opening GIN is fIrsa v
Jimmy Lyell, chairman ~
Invitations and Accomo6..,.'
committee has announced "A ~,
OF town entries have beer ro.."
ed by him. ''
Ed Nets. chairman ot -. ,
gatta said last night TIA. - ''
more than pleased with ~
spouse given the Regatta and a..
he was hopeful the entry list v, 1,
reach the wanted 50.
Yacht clubs from Virginia y,...
and South Carolina. and Ge,..,
have been extended Invitations,
GLIDING Norfolk zach: and Conn., -,
club and Hampton Rhodes Y.,..
club Wirsinia), Morehead cr
Yacht club, Elizabeth Civ ys,,.
club, Carolina Yacht club tC5aris,
tom. The Citadel Yacht club. Raj,
vile Yacht club, Nj. PIe,,ss,
Yacht club, and Beaufor. y,,,,
club tsouth Carolina; and ssvs,.
nah Yacht club Georgia.
The regatta is ore Of the oI5s,,
established annual regattas in Il.
racing history of the country. o:r,
ing been inaugurated in 1851, Wiz,
the local yacht CLUB was toynss,
95 years ago, a clause was inssr.
ed in the charter requiring :,
least one invitatioaal regatta i.
run off each summer, and og
during the war periods 5#
this regulation not been carried
out.
Outstanding among visiting YES.
sells are Fred Martschink' Ee.
ly-touted ID" Glass Q6-l8y III.
Continued OH Page II, Column G.
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WINS
W0MEN'S TOURNEY
BY JOHN G. DIETRICH
United Press Sports Writer

CLEVELAND, Aug. 17-WH- A
golfing saga that might have BEEN
ended instead in utter rout here
today when the precision irons of
Atlanta's Louise Suggs defeated
Mary McMillin of Green Bay,
Wis, II and 10, in the championship
round of the Women's Western
Amateur Golf tournament.
The little Green Bay stenograph-
er who came from nowhere to win
her way to the finals with stun
ming upsets over defending cham
pion Phyllis Otto and hard-hitting
Babe Zaharias had only courage
today against the brilliant shot
making of Miss Otto.
The Albanian, a charming girl off
the course, va brutal on it today.
she was two under par the 26 holes
played.
In the six days of the tournament
she knocked nine strokes off regu
lation figures and never finished
a round above par, as she won
her seventh championship in a
row.
Not since Edith Cummings de-
feated Miriam Burns, IL and TO-,
at Lake Forest in 1924 has a Wom-
ems Western Amateur been won
by such a big margin. Miss Suggs
said she was fortunate to win by
such a wide markin," but the fact
was that only a few stubborn puts
kept the margin that narrow.
Miss McMillin, the stiff-armed
swinger who came to Cleveland
Gust to play a little golf" ap-
parently realized the pressure on
her for the first time today.
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Wood Rejoins State
College Football Staff

RALEIGH, N. c., Aug. 17-P-
Walter (Babe) Wood has rejoined
the N. C. State College football
staff as varsity backfield coach,
DR.. H. A. Fisher, chairman of the
College Athletic council, said to-
day.
Babe, former University of Ten
nessee backfield star, recently was
separated from the Navy with the
rank of Lieutenant Commander aft
er serving four years.
He was backfield coach of the
strong Mas, Kaneohe, Oahu 9TH }
Navy champs in 1914, and was
head coach of Kaneohe's undefeat-
ed Central Pacific champs the fol-
lowing year.
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Entries Being Filed In
State Tennis Tournament

GREENSBORO, Aug. II LP) -
Eddie DeGray and Lenoir Wright,
both of Charlotte. filed their en-
tries for the mems doubles divi-
sion of the North Carolina State
Closed Tennis tournament during
The past week, and Immediately
were stamped as a leading favor
lite to take holo-s in that event.
DeGray, No, l man on the Char
lotte city tennis team. also en-.
tered the mems singles and likely
will be a top favo-ite in that divi-
sion also.
The tournament, sanctioned by
both the Southern Lawn Tennis as
s~ociation and the United States
Lawn Tennis association. will be
conducted at Greensboro Country
club August 26-September
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Cowie's
FISH LINES

Word comes to the column that many parties have been arranged
With party craft operators for the period, Aug. 80 to Sept. 80, when
~ South Eastern North Carolina Beach associations first annual
Fishing Rodeo will be holding forth a prize list Of 1900 in cash in ad-
dition to trophies and weekly prizes.
Beuo owned by Gitue) Gus Morse; The Moja, owned by Capt.
Lance and the Idle On, owned by Hewland Watts, joining in a
trn TO the Gulf Stream. The party will include 80 members of the
New Hanover Fishing club.
Leading the group will be 7. l. Watkins. president of the club.
He will be o DeCover's Jim Jam which will act a S flag ship. The
craft will rendezvous at the Light Ship.
Speaking of the Light Ship. Below r two pictures of the craft
which rides at anchor and guides vessels plying the seas throughout
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tr N obes+o f catch from q party boat or registered craft; 500 for
tba he as+ NJ catchf from a pier and 500 for the best of catch from the
snrf ~ 800 tasen in by the Rodeo is from New River Inlet to the
South Carolina line.
By the best of catch is meant the ONE FISH which, in the estlma-
ton of the Judges, is the catch deserving of top prize. II may re q
sail, a marlin, barracuda, dolphin, blue, drum or any specie.
In addition weekly prizes arr going to be gwen.
A trophy is also being offered to the skipper OF the boat bringing
in the best of catch"
Each sail caught will become eligible for the salfish trophy and a
S25 prize for the best sail entered. All fishermen Catching a san WILL
be given a sanfish lapel button and a certificate.
Other trophies will be awarded for the largest of the following
species entered: king mackerel, tuna, spanish macherel dolphin, bar
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B0S0X CONTINUE
PENNANT DRIVE
Yankees IA As Viii.
liams Poles 32nd HON.
er Oh Season

BOSTON, Aug. II -(P-Boston's
league-leading Red Sox continued
their march toward the Ameri-
can league pennant today by beat
ing the second place New York
Yankees, IA. The clubs now are
separated by IA games.
The victory was the 21st, and
ninth in a row, for Delta Dave
Ferris, who had the New Workers
will under control until the ninth
when they rallied for three runs.
Until the last frame, FERRIS,
who was pitching his l4th complete
game, had given up but three
singles and had struck out six.
He didn't yield a base on balls
and the first New York run was
scored after an error by Rudy
York in the second inning.
Ted Williams drove out his 32nd
home run, a long sock that travel
ed fully 400 feet into the right
field bleachers. Ted Picked on
a three and nothing pitch from
started, and loser, Tiny Bonham
in the third inning.
The drive also scored Johnny
Pesky who had reached second
when Phil Rizzuto heaved the ball
into the Boston dugout after field
ing Pesky's bounder.
Bobby Doerr also banged out a
circuit wallop in the opening IN
ming for the first two Boston runs.
His Clout, into the left field screen.
scored Williams who was on first
by the way of his balls.
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THE SUNDAY STAR NEWS, WILMINGTON, N. {.
Regatta Entry List Expected To Reach SC

The craft pictured in this layout are all entered in the Carolina
Yacht clubs Invitational Regatta to be held in Banks Channel,
Aug. ~, "a, "a. All are owned by members of the club.
The two top pictures show the "Phantom" sailed by Warren
Sanders. The craft is in second place in the Comet class for the
season.
On the bottom to the left is the "Rebel" owned and sailed r.
Henry Peschau. 1t Is an outstanding Hampton craft.
To the right Cbottom) are four of the "big sticks" of the
club sailing before a race. Left to right: the Sprunt boys "Mer-
curry; Jack Preston's Duchess; Donald Fishers "Nipper' and
David SCOTS "Thistle".
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the darkest nights. The pictures
were shot during a recent trip
made by DeCover. The one column
photo shows a member of the party
picking up mail from members Of
the Flying Pan, name of the Light
Ship.
From Southport, Capt. Lance
sends word that a Durham party
brought in a good catch during the
week while fishing from the Moja.
The catch included "a large macke-
rel; II large bonitos and three bar
racudas, one of which weighed 80
pounds.
Johnny Mercer. Atlantic View
operator sends word that the blues
have been running and large num-
bers of them being taken daily
from his quay.
In the same instance the Sheep
head and -flouders have been strik-
ing at Kure's pier with several
founders going over 10 pounds &C
cording to the report.
Back to the Rodeo:-
The New Hanover F hing club,
although not sponsoring the affair,
has offered the use Of its official
weighing stations to the SENECA.
Also, Watkins, George Cannady
and Gilbert Pickard have been
chosen to act as judges of the 80
day event.
4 first nrize of $500 will be paid
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NAMED N A

DURHAM, N. c., Aug. l7-(A9-
Herschel Caldwell, head freshman
football coach at Duke university
from 1890 to 1913 and since then
coach of the Junior Varsity team,
was today named varsity end
coach. athletic director Eoole
Cameron announced.
He succeeds D. X. Outch) Stan
lev who resigned during the past
winter to become athletic director
at the University of Florida.
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by the Gastonia team. Thereafter,
at five year intervals North Caro-
lima CLUBS again brought the crown
back to this state. Albermarle
won in 1910 and last year Shelby
did the honors. Following this
pattern, it will be 1850 before a
Tar Heel club again turns the
trick, but those Kannapolis boys
will require plenty of convincing
of that point.
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E-Rizzuto, Heinrich 2, York. RIB
Niarhos, Keller 2, Rizzuto. Doerr 2; Will
liams 2; Wagner, Ferriss 2. 2BH-J. Di-
Maggie, Keller, York. HR-Wiliams,
Doerr. Sacrifices-Russell 2. LOB-New
York a; Boston 6. BOB-off Bonham ..
So-Bonham /. Ferriss 6. H-off Bon
ham 7 in 7 innings; off Queen 2 in l in
nlng. LP-Bonham. U-Berry, Passarei!a
and Hubbard. T-1:58. A-30,57O paid.
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ENTERS FINALS

NEWPORT, r L., Aug. II -uH
Ted Schroeder, top favorite to
win the Newport Tennis tourna-
ment won his way into the champ
ionship match against Gardnar
Mulloy with a 81, 60, 3-6.
6-4 conquest of Francisco Segura
of Ecuador today.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-16
SELLING DRIVES
u.s.. BONDS DOWN
Pressure Conferred On List
In Which Banks May
Not Deal

NEW YORK, July 15:- up -
Heavy selling, much of it specu-
lative, knocked down long-term
U. S. government obligations near
ly a full point in the over-the-count-
er market today.
Rail liens, at the same time, skid
ded to an average new low for the
year in the stock exchange.
Pressure against governments
centered on the so-called restrict
ed group, or those which CONNER
cial banks are prohibited from
buying.
Hardest hit we're victory loan
Dec 2 lbs, which closed around
103 bid for a net loss of 21-32 of a
point after dropping below 103 at
n time.
Dealers explained that a large
speculative interest had been built
up in this loan when it was issued
late last year. The price moved
nervously lower late last week fol-
lowing announcement of an impend-
ing increase in rates on loans Sc
cured by government and other
securities.
The increase in loan rates was
termed an important factor in the
decline inasmuch as a substantial
part of the issue was purchased
on money obtained from bank
loans. 1t was suggested that banks
had started to ask for larger mar
gins on such loans.
Selling also came from smaller
dealers. With money needed to
carry their holdings due for a boost
in price, it was believed such
dealers would be forced to cut their
inventories.
In the corporate market, declines
ranged to around 3 points with
rails bearing the brunt of the pres
sure.
Closing lower were Baltimore &
Ohio stamped "A"s at 83 ga, Cen
trail of N. ]. IS at 40, Great West
ern As at SO, North Western 4 LIS
at "a IL, Rock Island refunding
As at 81, Lackawanna As at 65, Le-
high Valley stamped As at so, Mis-
souri, Pacific general As at As, and
Frisco 4 LIS at 43 3-8.
Several Latin American issues
lost ground in the foreign list.
Sales of 49, 51 900 compared with
81, 1870, 900 Friday.
BOND AVERAGES
Compiled by the Associated Press
II11u II
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TREND OF STAPLE PRICES

TREND OF STAPLE PRICES
NEW YORK, July 15-(P}-Tae
Associated Press weighted whole
sale price index of IS commodities
today advanced to 146.47-H.
Previous day 1920, week ago
1885 6 month ago 121.T, year ago
los. IT.
1916 1916 1914 1913
High 1922 1921 108.73 1878
Low 1902 1879 106.O3 103.43
(1926 average equals 1000.
H-New 1916 high.
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POTATOES

CHICAGO, July 15.-P-(USDA)
Potatoes; Arrivals 426; on track
339; total U. S. shipments Friday
1922, Saturday 949, and Sunday 127.
Supplies rather liberal; demand
fair; market slightly weaker; Cali
fornia long whites So. 8O-4.10 Ar
kansas bliss triumphs $500: Idaho
bliss triumphs 81. 50-2. 80, long white
$3.35; Texas bliss triumphs $3.50
1925, cobblers $2.75-3.00 -(all u. S.
No. u, Missouri cobblers generally
good quality $2.30-2.50.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-16
CHICAGO BUTTER

CHICAGO, July 15.- az But
er: irregular; AA 90 score r.
72.5; A 90 7l-71.5; B 80 70.5-71.
Eggs, weak; large No. l and No. 2
extras 37-40; No. 8 and 4 extras
1887; medium extras 1898; STAN
dards 1926; current receipts 31.5-
32.5; dirties 30-30.5; checks 1890.
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CASH GRAIN

CHICAGO, July Is. (R -
Wheat: No. 2 red 2.13; No. 2 hard
Ill; No. l hard 2.12. Corn: No. 2
yellow 2.25-2.28; No. 4 yellow 2.24;
Sample grace yellow 2.15. Oats:
No. l extra heavy mixed 93-93.5;
No. / mixed 80; No. l heavy white
92-93; No. 2 heavy white 90; No. 3
white 80; Barley: mailing 1.46-l.65
nominal; fed 1.30-1.60 nominal.
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N. e. Hoe

RALEIGH, July IS R-NCDA)
Hog markets stronger with tops
Of 1925 at Rocky Mount and 17.0o
at Clinton. At Richmond good and
choice barrows and gifts 120 to
24O hounds 1880.
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Net
Open High Low Close Ch
NEW ORLEANS MIDDLING

NEW ORLEANS, July 15-PE
The average price of middling Is
16ths inch cotton today at ten
designated southern spot markets
was S. a bale higher at ISL cents
a pound new season high; aver
age for the past 80 market days
$3.50; middling 7-8ths inch average
1882.
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GRAIN
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, July Is -(P)- Oats
dropped more than 2 cents at times
today while corn, after setting new
seasonal highs in the early trade,
held about steady with the previous
close.
Final prices On corn were IN
changed to a cent lower. January
81. 69A-$1.70, while oats we're rs
81 lower, July 1914. August, No
vember and March oats were at
seasonal lows. Barley was not trad
Open High Low Close
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THE NoTICE OF DISSOLUTION
The robLlC is hereby notified that
tgeerr 'tnthefship heretofore existing be-
der H. Moss and W. H. Weeks un-
tna e tlrm name and style of"Caro-
main 1esch Ice & Fuel Company" whose
Beacb Olce is in the Town of Carolina
dissolr, North Carolina, has this day been
that teu and this is to notify the public
c "onh and after this date, the said
asv MOSS will not be responsible in
sRree 10y Tor any obligation. contract or
psrtnnt.en, made in the name of said
iSAlp, or W. H. Weeks.
III. c. D. Moss
me 18th day of July, 1916.
- w. H. Weeks.
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RALEIGH, July 15-(R-NC-
DA)-Poultry and egg markets
steady and firm.
Raleigh-U. S. Grade A, large,
"A: flyers and broilers IS to 81.
Washington-U. S. grade A, large
IS; roasters, flyers, broilers, SO
to AZ,
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NAVAL STORES

SAVANNAH, July Is. - (P) -
Turpentine 1O4; offerings, 49,;
sales, $50; receipts, none; ship
ments, 259: stocks, 1913.
Rosin: offerings, 81; sales, 81,
receipts, 675; shipments, sos;
stocks, 6,888.
Quote: B, $40; D, $40; E, 6.S5;
F. $50; G, 700; H, 700; I, TOT; K,
TOT; M, TOT; N, I'll; VIC, I'll;
WV It's; X, IT'S.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
The F-ts qualified as Administrator of
late "'a'e of Rosa Mae White, deceased,
.carol;mo New Hanover County, North
.havira4 this is to notify all persons
deca.ss Claims against the estate of said
and do 10 exhibit them, duly itemized
beforoo erltied. to the undersigned on or
Ii" the 18th day of July. 1947, or
reco mouce will be plead in bar Of their
estst. All persons indebted to said
rente VIII please make immediate pay
"S the 18th day of July, 1916.
Sdu E. L. WHITE,
administrator Estate of Rosa Mae Whit
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COTTON
E YORK COTTON

NEW YORK, July l5-(P)-Mill
buying and short covering sharp
ly in late dealings today which car
ried the cotton market into new
high ground for the day with the
July, October and December 1916
deliveries reaching the daily per.
Missile trading limit of S. a bale
Futures closed $3.50 to S. a bale
higher.
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NEW ORLEANS, July 15-R-
Spot cotton colsed steady S. a bale
higher today. Sales 604. Low
middling $500, good middling 49, 6
Receipts none. Stocks 235, 1877.
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Caution Sends Stocks
Down, With Few Gains
ana LOO or more higher; top
$500.

NEW YORK, July 15.-R- The
stock market continued on the
downgrade today with thin" lead
ers adding l to 5 or more points
to last Fridays decline.
Dealings, relatively sluggish in
the forenoon when there was a
half-hearted attempt at selective
recovery, picked up some momen-
tum after midday as offering of
pivotal industrials, rails and utili-
tles became more insistent. There
vas a subsequent slowing of the
pace. Quotations generally were
at or around the days lows near
the close. Transfers ran to about
1900, 900 shares.
Prominent on the slide we're
Chrysler, General Motors. U. S.
Steel. Bethlehem, Youngstown
Sheet. Goodrich, U. S. Rubber,
Montgomery Ward, Sears Roebuck,
Woolworth, j. I. Case, Electric
Power & Light, American Water
Works, Southern Pacific, Southern
Railway. Baltimore & Ohio, Amer
lean Smelling, Westinghouse, du
Pont, Union Carbide, Johns-Man-
vile, Equitable Office Building.
National Distillers, Schenley and
listillers Corp.
trend rteETA IS N NJ N N
Texas Co. moved against the
trend following the calling of $40,-
600, 900 of the concerns debentures.
Caution, rather than outright
bearishness, brokers said, caused
the trimming of commitments.
STOCK AVERAGES
Compiled by the Associated Press
"a L s0
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NEW ORLEANs COTTON

NEW ORLEANS, July IS R -
General buying in cotton futures
here today advanced some months
to the Hotpoint limit of fluctuations
for a day, or So a bale.
The market closed strong $2.3s
to $500 a bale higher.
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