davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-09

'lijani, tudi skofje, pazite, da ne
pride do ,nasprotstva med GER
kvijo in narodnostjo, pa ceprav
samo do navideznega, kajti v ta-
KEN primeru bo moral narod IL
birati med enim in ,drugim in sc
ho yselej odlocil "a narodnost
in ,proti cerkvi." Kardinal je
pravsgovoril. Tako Sc je namrec
dogajalo vsej zgodovini.
+Ko je pri$lo do Vojme med
Nem,cijo in Rusijo, je sojel slo-
venske Primaorce cal navduSe-
MIA. Kako to?
-Panslavizem iz srede pretek-
lega stoletja nj zamrl. 4Kar je
bilo zavednega med Slovenci, vse
je upalo v Rusijo. Po prvi sve-
town. vojni so ocanci govorili:
"Samo Russia mas DO resila." To
vero Rusijo so poglobili in utr-
dill posebno slovenski vojaki il
avstrijskih casov, XII so kot VOL
nj ujetniki ziveli v Rusiji. Teh
pa je bilo ma tisoce. Vsi, prav
vsi so bill pravi propagandisti "a
Rusiio. Vse pisanje cerkveno-
yerskih in politicnih easnikov
proti Rusiji nj prav mic zaleglo
in primorsko ljudstvo je navzlic
vsemu videlo Rusiji svojo od-
resiteljico. Tudi tenn psiholo-
Skim dejstvom mora duhovnik
racunati.
Ko je tedaj OF nastopila ma
strani zaveznikov in kot zavez-
INCA Rusije, hi bilo vsako ugo-
varjanje ali prisepetavanje proti
Rusiji zaman. Ljudstvo, Xxi je
iesetletja jecalo pod italian
skim jarmom, Sc je Rusije zdaj
Sc bolj oklenilo.
V prejsnjih casih smo bill va
jeni lie imena nemskih, franco
skin, italijanskih vojskovodij
| Cd Napoleona do Grazianija in
Badoglia. A kako nam je srce "a
igralo, ko smo potlej dan "a
dnem culi imena generalov tt
mosenka, Malinovskega! Pri-
morci so Cd veselja vriskali ko
je Konev zavzel naduti Leipzig
in je V prevzetni Berlin vkora-
',al t.ukov. Vsak Primorec bi bill
najraje te generate zaporedoma
objel. In partizanske cete so bi-
lie zaveznice teh generalov. Do
mobranci pa SO medtem prisega-
Ii zvestobo-Hitlerju.
In Odnos .duh0vSCine do par
tisanov9
Primorski duhovniki so imeli
| pri partizanih brate, bratrance,
necake, katere so podpirali. In
Sc vec!
V Ljubljani so domobranci in
Nenci iskali neko uciteliico, da
bi jo odgnali v taborisce. Ucite-
ljici Sc je posrecilo pribezati ma
Kras. Kan Sc je skrila? ? Neki 81
volasi zupnik, sam revez,, Sc je
je usmilil, 10 skrival in vzdrze-
val do osVohoditve. Ma meji med
Istro in Krasom je duhovnik, XII
je dolgo vzdrzeval nekaj parti-
zanov. Njegov sosed je sprejel
ranJenega partlzana, XII so Sc ga
vascani otepali iz strahu pred
Nemci. In takih primerov ak
tivnega sodelovanja je ma sto-
tine. Ne pozabi, da smo primor-
, ski duhovniki zaradi sodelova-
MIA rartizani izgubili sest bra
tov. Tt SO: Sine Milanovic
(ustreljen), Mirko Vekjet (umrl
v Dachau-u), Ernest Bandelj in
Tone satej (ubita), Franc Ga
brenja (ustreljen), Marko zelj-
ko (oteSen).
Tudi racunarskega stalisca
so inaeli primorski duhovniki
prav, da MISC sli z domobranci.
LIE cuj, kako uci Kristus in je
zapisano v eyangeliju sv. Luke:
"Kateri kralj,, XII gre Ma vojsko
zoper drugega kralja, ne sede
poprej in Sc ne posvetuje, ali bo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-09

da e hote ali pa nehote vsak posamezk moral odo-
Eciti, bio eno bilo drugo stran. z . ,:.,s +.
Uparno, da 81 je omenjeni film Open City" ogledal
kak clan boevitega .katoskega casopsa D. in il ME
ga izusc neke moralne poduke Posebno upamo da e
ia film ogedal ker SO ga tukajsnem dnevnem tisku
oglasal briljantno opazko tits plain has sell
dom been approached by Hollywood"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-09
1Zokoi SO primorski duhovniki sodeIovoIi
V norodno osvobodinem sgiboniu
Ponatis knjise 'Razgoveri in el.nki" Franc Beyk

Virgil Seek je Trzacan. Sole je
delno opravil v Trstu, kjer je bill
rojen pred 81 lett, delno v Gori-
ci.4z realkes Sc je odpravil v Gra-
dec, kjer je. studiral ma trgovski
visoki Soil. Tam sc je ma svoji
zivljenjski poti preusmeril, ma
pravil klasicno mature, kot prvi
Slovenec v. svoji materinscini, in
odsel " gorisko bogoslovje.
Kaplanoval je pozneje pri Sv.
Ivanu in pri Starem sv. Antonu
in nato v Lokvi. Magic Sc je uve-
ljavljal in leta 1921 .je bill Two
lien "a drzavnega poslanca. Par
lament je zapustil tri leta po-
zneje. Svojega poklica Sc je tes-
neje spet poprijel v Avberju, cd
koder je bill oh zacetku zadnje
vojne pregnan. V Trstu ie zivel
kot upokojenec-brez pokojni-
ne. Pa Sc je spet vrnil v Lokev.
Tam sem ga nasel zadnjic, ve-
drega in rolnega optimizna.
Virgil Seek je svoje case razvil
dobro vsestransko delovanje.
Bill je med ustanovitelji Grill
Metodove sole pri Sv. Vidu v
Trstu. z dr.. Resom je ustanovil
Jadransko zalozbo, XII SO jo ma
pritisk policije prekrstili Ma
SO zalozso. V njenem okviru je
izsel znani Valjavcev italian
sko-slovenski slovar. Izdala je
tri letnike Jadranskega almana-
ia in vrsto leposlovnih knjig.
Seek je bill tudi med ustanovi-
telji Mohor:;e eve druzbe v Gorici
in Katoliske tiskarne. Dal je po-
budo "a vrsto publikacij, med
mimi tedenski Mali list" Tudi
' casu narodno osvobodilne bor-
be nj ostal oh strani. Ma njegovo
pobudo je Zbor svecenikov sv,
Pavla lani v imenu duhovScine v
trzaski skofiji podal znano il
javo osmih toekah, v kateri4se
je izrazil "a Osvobodilno fronto
in XII je podana v naslednjem Sc
3tavku.
Razgovor z Virgilom scekom
| je uzitek. S svojim vsestran-
skim zaanjem, zivo besedo, S
Ererestrina nizanjem dogodkov
pritegne cloveka v tok svojih
nisli, da mu sledi pozorno in Sc
Oh MEM zlepa ne utrudi. Tudi
Sc je najin pogovor siroko raz-
pletel. ze kar cd pocetka Sc je
utiral V politicno smer.
Kok$nj so bill raslogi, da so Sc
Prinaorci od vsego soGetkc in do
eodnjih kousekvenc postauih
pToti ohupatorju?
Zgodilo Sc je il psiholoskih in
umskih razlogov, je razvil niti
svojih utemeljevanj. Nacin,
izalzo so Italijani, fasisti in ne
fasisti, iberalci in klerikalci,
laiki in duhovniki teptali nase
narodne pravice cd leta 1919 do
1910, je izzval pri Slovencih in
IIrvatih ma Primorskem ogorcen
Iodpor, XII Sc je stopnjeval So
vraStvo do vsega, kar je priha-
jalo Z njihove strani. L. vsega
5oyraznega razpolozenja je IL
sci rex: "Rajsi pod hudica, ka-
.zor spet pod Italijo."
10 je Italija leta 1941 sla v
vojno Oh strani Nemeije, je po-
stala tudi Nemcija soyraznica
Primorcev, kakor je bila obrat-
no nasa prijateljica vsaka drza-
va. XII ye nastopila proti Italiji.
ko so sc domobranci odlocili "a
ditlerja, SO avtomatsko postal
5oVrazniki Primorcev.; Ia zavest
je ljudstvu presla v meso in kri.
s TEN dejstvom mora duhovnik
racunati.
Italijanski skof Geremia Bo-
nomelli je v drugi polovici pre-
teklega stoletja potoval .po
Francoskem. V vlaku je. srecal
nekega ameriskega kardinala, XII
mu je v razgovoru dejal: ~ TIA
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-09

,proti MANU-, ki. prihaja nadanj
dvajsetimi tisoci? &c ne more;
poslje, ko je oni Sc dalec, po-
slanstvo in prosi miru."
Kaj so dat1sovniki. 0bcatii Oh
bramjw grosodejstev?
lie tisti, kisso imeli zivo v spo-
minu ~zgodovino, SO Sc ~znasli.
Cas- revolucije je cas- sile.
sicer pa je zgodoyina tudi. v
tenn oziru velika uciteljica in v
neki meri = tolaznica. Ko SO
Rimljani leta 20. oblegali Jeru-
zalem, je "a casa obleganja umr-
10 100000 Judov. zaradi .lakote.
Po koncanem obleganju so od-
nesli samo ,skozi ena yrata il
mesta 10000 judovskih trupel.
V mestu samem so v bitki pobili
mad 100000 Judov. ,Rimljani SO
Jude, o katerih so menili, da so
pozrli zlate novce, live obesali,
jim parali trebuhe in iskali Y
njih zlatnike. V okolici Jeruza-
lena so dnevno krizali po 500
zivih Judov.
In kaj sodi$ o domobranski
pohtikig sem Sc povrnil v tir ma
jinega razgovora.
Domobranci so bill prepricani,
da DO zmagal Hitler. Zato so sc
naslonili mani. Ko pa so zaceli
padati udarci po Nemcih vedno
pogostejc, SO spoznali, kaksen
DO konec. Zavedali so Sc, da sc
bijejo brez upa image. Toda kaj
so hoteli.> V obupu so Sc poslu-
zili velike lazi, XII je veljala Slo-
vence mnogo krvi in jim napra-
villa strasno skodo. Izmislili so
81 "pogodbo' 4Anglezi, XII ,da
oodo prisli, polovili partizane in
domobrancem izrocili oblast. V
to laz SO verjeli laiki in duhov-
niki in menda sam skof.
Kato so mislii prin,orsEi du-
hov1aiti sa casa .osvobodilnega
boja?
Nasi duhovniki so bill DO We
liki vecini vsem srcem "a par
tizane. Pustimo zdaj Sc zivece
in maj omenim samo enega, mai
daljnovidnejsega, cigar .ime je
ze v "knjigi zivljenja." Ia idea
list je bill dekan v Hrusici Lojze
Krasevec. V duhu je videl VISTA
jenje slovanstva pod vodstvom
Rusije in v duhu je videl tudi
socialno revolucijo. Kadar je O
tenn govoril, SO mu oci kar "a
rele in ljudje so ga poslusali z
odprtimi usti.
Kateri duhovnik nj ma primer
trpel, ko je zvedel, da nosi ju.
gosIovanski rudnik Trepca let
nih 140 milijonov dobicka? In
vse to v korist kapitalistom
-&do maj hi to krivico odpravil,
&c ne OF?
Mar nj ma SloUenskem Use, ka'
jc lilo komservativnega, pre$lo
. reokcijo?
Menda bo "a odgovor dovolj,
da .preberem izjavo, XII so jo pod
.pisale vse stranke OBJ prihodu
roparske italijanske armade v
-;.ubljano:
"TUCE! V trenutku, ko je po-
stalo slovensko ozemlje, XII SO
ga zasedle italijanske 4Oborozene
Sile, del Velikega Kraljestva
[talije, izrazamo v imenu vsege
;loveaskega prebivalstva Njego-
3ovemu Velicanstvu Kralju in
Cesarju najspostljivejso vdanost
in izrekamo Vam, DUCE, vso
naso hvaleznost "a plemenite in
posebnc ukrepe, XII ste, jih izdali
"a nase. ozemlje in XII bodo "a mas
varno jamstvo zivljenja in "a
gotovilo bodocnosti nasega pre-
oivalstva.
"Spostovanje nasega .jezika in
nase. kulture prica, s-kako wi
senim pojmovan ;em rimske pra
yicnosti ume Fasisticna Italia
vladati narodom, XII, so pod ME
MIN varstvom. ... .--t
The Nome nugget., 1946-07-17
LOCAL ASSAY OFFICE
 OPENS FOR MONTH /

MT. B. D. Stewart of the Ter. ritorial Bureau of Mines, accomp- anied by J. E. 'Hoehm, arrived from Juneau Monday evening to open the local assay office for a period of about a month. MT. Stewart states that the depart ment is very anxious to obtain information from the mining people as to what obstacles con- front the mining program in this part of the territory and to gke whatever assistance and advice they can to prospectors.
 MT. Stewart is returning to Ju- neau this evening and MT. Hoehm will maintain headquarters in Nome although he will spend con- siderable time on a routine in- spection throughout the second division. He plans to leave inn meditely for Solomon, Council, and the Haycock area.
 Anyone wishing to get in touch with him may leave note on the office door and he will endeavor to make contact with them when he returns.
The Nome nugget., 1946-07-17
GLEN HARRINGTON HERE ON ANNUAL TRIP

Glen Darlington, owner and op- orator of stores throughout the Territory, is in Nome on his an- nual inspection trip.
The Nome nugget., 1946-07-17
NOTICE TO PARENTS

All mothers of infants and pre- school children are invited 10 at- tend inc well Infant and Pre- school Conference at ths Health Center in ths City Hall rhufs- dYa aftsrnoon from l:oo 10 A:oo P. n. 10 receive nutrition in- stxuetion from Miss Christine Heller of the Territorial Depart msnt of Health.
 Annette V. KitxmillsY.
 Public Health Nu1ss
The Nome nugget., 1946-07-17

LOUISA. KY.-tSoundphoto) - Delbert Shorty" Sprouse, IS, is shown with his 79-year-old bride- to-be, Mrs. Matte Lyons Large, a widow with 49 grandchildren. Denied . marriage license because he is . minor, Delbert finally ob- tained consent of his parents and got . license shortly thereafter. Although they have not found a minister to marry them, plans are going ahead for the wedding to be at Mrs. Large's home at GladysI Ky. The Large and Sprouse fam- dies have been neighbors for years!
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-03-15

CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, Mar. IA. -R- The
ceilingless May rye, which usually
responds sharply to minor influ-
ences either way, was whipped
back and forth Thursday within a
comparatively narrow range OF
around 2 cents bushel.
Both professional traders and
commission houses disregarded
another substantial rise in the
price at Winnipeg. While the grain
was from 2 to cents a bushel
higher at the Canadian market,
profit cashiers had the pressure
on here. Word that cash grain
dealers were receiving more lib
eral offerings in the northwest
where premiums have dropped 5
cents or more a bushel slacken-
ed demand considerably.
Wheat closed unchanged to 3-8
cent above the previous finish,
with most deliveries at the $1.83
IL maximums; corn unchanged
$1.21 IL ceiling bids; oats IA
lower to 1-S higher, May 83-vent
ceiling; rye unchanged to IA off,
May $2.15 1888; barley un-
changed, May s1.26 IL ceiling
bid.
Except for a few minutes at
the start Of trading, oats were
under more or less pressure all
day, largely because Of reports
that the largest acreage in years,
if not in history, is being sown
to the grain in the south.
Although the volume of oats
trading was small, the May deliv-
cry slipped fractionally off the
ceiling figure at times, while 9TH
er contracts dipped around a half
cert before meeting renewed sup
port.
Visible supplies Of Canadian
wheat were reported to have de-
clined another 100000 bushels
last week.
Open High Low Close
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Livestock
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, March 14-(P)-Cattle
marketed Thursday generally were
steady in price ranges, although
best grades were missing and top
prices fell off as a result.
Top steers were $17.35, off IS
cents from the OPA ceiling against
which the market had held rather
rigidly all month. Most fed steers
went at $500 to $16.75. Best
heifers were $3.50, down IS cents
from Mondays high level of $16.85,
with most bracketed from STATS
to $1,000. Veal calves came in
weak offerings and held to yes
terday's $16.50 level, off so cents
for the week. Beef and sausage
bulls held steady, but stock cattle
were very scarce.
Hogs cleared early at or near
ceilings, $500 salable and 5000
sent to packers. Shippers took L.
500.
Slaughter lambs closed very &C.
tive, running IS to 40 cents higher
after considerable price soatening
earlier in the week. Good and
choice fed wooded western lambs
were $15.25 to $15.75. Loads Of 100
pound good to low choic>. Colorado
fed woolskins merited $14.00, and a
load of medium full-wooled slaugh-
ter ewes brought $3.50. Total re-
ceipts included 5000 cattle, 900
calves, and $500 sheep.
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Strike Settlement Ne1us
Fails To Rally Trading

Gas Improvement was up 5'S on
S. E. C. approval of stock changes.
Advances Of point or so were
held by Douglas Aircraft and Boe-
ing on expectations that military
planes would be in demand. Ahead
were Santa Fe, Goodyear, Ameri-
can Smelling, Union Carbide, u.
S. Gypsum, Paramount Pictures,
Schenley, Distillers Corp. and
Loew's. $500" line "a" gained 2
IL as the result Of an initial dis
bursement on the roads voting
trust certificates representing this
stock. City stores was up 7-S on a
lifted dividend.
General Motors, Chrysler, Hud-
son Motors and Willys-Overland
fell more than point each. Du
Pont conceded IL. Lesser casual
ties were U. S. Steel, Bethlehem,
Western Union ga" (still depress-
ed by a dividend omission), N. Y.
Central, Baltimore & Ohio, Wool
worth, Anaconda, Kennecott, Texas
Co., Dow Chemical, Philip Morris,
American Radiator, Graham aige,
Packard, Deere and International
Harvester.
Bonds Mixed
Bonds were mixed. At Chicago
wheat and rye were unchanged to
up 3-8 and off / IA cents bushel,
respectively. Oats were off IA to
up 1-8. Cotton dropped IS cents to
$1.25 a bale as the government
moved to hoist margins for this
staple.
Among mild curb gamers were
Aireon Mfg, Garrett Corp, Ameri-
can Superpower and Standard
Silver & Lead. Turnover here was
440, 900 shares versus $4,000 Wed
nesday.
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RICHMOND LIVESTOCK
o INIINHOKIn HYa March 1d-IRN

RlCHMONO, Va, Mdrcn 14-(Hl
Hogs - market at ceiling 1870
fIat) on good and choice barrows
and gifts 12O-33o lbs. up; 1oo-12o
lbs, 1910; good sows under $50
lbs, 14.15; 350-50O lbs. 1910;
weights over 500 lbs, 1890; good
stays 1910.
Cattle-good and choice steers
1900 1900; medium HOO 1900;
common 100000. Good beef type
cows 1o.no-11.00; good dairy type
100000; medium 100000; COM
mon 100000; shelly kinds lower.
Good beef type heifers 12.00-13.5o;
medium 100000; common 600
700; good butcher bulls 1o.00-11. 90:
medium S.OO-9.5O; light common
grades 6.50-7.5O. Choice calves IT,
90; good 14.0o-14.50; medium 11.O0-
1900; common 100000.
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. STOCKS IN THE SPOTLIGHT

NEW YORK, March 14.-(R-
Sales. closing and net change OF
the fifteen most active stocks
Thursday.
Comwlth and Sou 81 200 sM no
United Corp 26,5OO 5ss no
Gen Mot 1890 TN TX
Packard IA, 100 10%-3s
Columbia Gaswg Ell $4,000 1875 no
Graham Paige $4,000 l21a-3s "
socony-Vac u, 500 1874
Radio IL 500 15A no
Western Un A 10000 S7A-1M
Aviation Corp 10000 11A-N
Canad. Pac 10,100 1875 up X
Ann and For Pow. g, 800 9M-ah
Nat Pow and 1t 400 93a no
Allegheny 9,100 SIX up IA
IWillys-Over 9.100 19A-lN
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-. GRAIN FUTURES

CHICAGO, March 14-P)-Oats
and May rye were under moderate
pressure most OF the time Thurs
day, but all wheat futures were
back at ceiling prices in a light
trade.
Wheat closed unchanged to 3-8
cent higher than yesterdays finish,
all deliveries at $1.83 IL ceiling;
corn unchanged at $1.21 IL ceiling
bid; oats IA down to 1-8 up, May
83-cent ceiling, rye unchanged to l
IA lower, May $2.15 1888 barley
unchanged, May $l.26 IL ceiling
bid.
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Cotton
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK, March 14-R -
Cotton futures declined IS cents to
81 .25 a bale in slow trading Thurs
day, featured by continuous hedge
selling against cotton purchases
from the government.
Leading spot firms sold more
than $4,000 bales during the ses-
sion while it was, estimated well
over 100000 bales bought from the
Commodity Credit corporation, on
it's last offering have been hedged
in the market.
Traders expected strong Con-
gressional opposition to the order
from Economic Stabilizer 3oWles
calling for a substantial increase
in margin requirements.
Cotton futures closed IS cents to
81 rs a bale lower.
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CASH GRAIN

CHICAGO, March IA - @ -
Wheat; No. 2 red and No. 2 hard,
1872 nominal, ceiling. No sales.
Corn: No. 2 yellow 1.19 nominal.
No oats.
B r e y: mailing, 1.25-1.43 IL
nominal feed 1.15-1.A IL nominal.
Field d (hundredweight),
nominal; red clover 31.5O; sweet
clover 1875; alsike $3.50; alfalfa
common 3.50-36.5o; timothy SIS
900; red top 12.00-12.50.
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ACTIVE CARRIER
BONDS DIP DOWN
Selling Pressure Light On
Market; Offerings Are
Readily Absolved

NEW YORK, March 14-(P-The
bond market failed to maintain all
its early gains Thursday, a num-
Der of active carrier liens slipping
a point or more.
Selling pressure was light and Of
|ferings were readily absorbed.
tSales for the day totaled $4,000, 900
against $3.50, 1000 Wednesday.
Among issues retaining strong
tone, Pennsylvania Central Airline
3 lbs closed at 116 IL, up 11-2;
Lehigh Valley Coal stamped IS of
"a at SO were up 2, and Western
Union, 4 lbs gained a point at 102.
Rock Island convertible 4 IL drop
ped to SO, off 2, and the refunding
As at go were down IL.
Other rails on the offside included
Missouri Pacific general Is, St..
Louis-San Francisco As, Baltimore
& Ohio stamped convertibles,
Denver & Rio Grande Is, New
Haven 4 lbs and Wabash 3 1-4s.
Some Improvement was retained
by Southern Bell Telephone 23-4s,
Standard Oil IN. j. IS, 500 Line
Is, Katy first Is, New York Central
Consolidated As and Alton IS. Mar
rowly lower were Firestone IS,
American & Foreign Power IS and
International Telephone LIS.
The Associated Press average of
10 foreign bonds advanced 2 of a
point to a new high at TIA. A wide
selection of Chilean loans were up
2 or more, with the assented IS of
September. 81 registering an ad-
vance of 31-4. Brazilian obliga,
lions and Peru first IS also gained,
while Uruguay adjustment 4 lbs
were down 2.
U. S. governments were mixed
at the close on the Stock Exchange,
with the 2.1-2s of December. '72-'6
down 1-8. In the outside market
the range was 1872 higher to 49,
lower.
/
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CHICAGO BUTTER

CHICAGO, March IA. -P- But
ter, firm; receipts 1873, 7O8; mar
ket unchanged.
Eggs, receipts 0.570; straight
cars steady balance< unsettled;
market unchanged.t
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NEW ORLEANS, March 14.-P
The average price of middling
15-16ths-inch cotton Thursday at
ten designated southern spot
markets was IS cents a bale lower
at $3.50 cents a pound; average
for the past 80 market days 26.21;
middlng 7-8ths-inch average 24.82.
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NEW ORLEANS SPOTS

NEW ORLEANS, March 14.-F
Spot cotton closed steady so cents
a bale lower. Sales 1,271; low mid
ding 21.10; rniddling 26.35; good
middling 26.75; receipts 5,607,
stocks 258, 275.
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NEW ORLEANS, March 14.-P)
Cotton futures closing prices
were fairly steady SIS to rs cents a
bale lower.
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON

Middling spot 7.25n off 8.
N-Nonina1.
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CHAKIUTTE SPOTS
CHARLOTTE, Mar. IA. = up :
Spot cotton $3.50.
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NEW YORK. March IA. -R-
Efforts to rally the stock mar.
ket on the General Motors and
General Electric strike settlements
proved a failure Thursday and,
while asserting issues managed to
recover, many leaders including
motors and steels continued to back
water.
: The autornotive group added
small fractions at fairly active
start but soon retreated and was
one of the softest at the close. Gen.
eral Electric finished up SO and
improvement was shown for avia-
tions and specialties but losses Of
fractions to 2 or more points for
pivotals were widespread. Dealings
slowed after midday. Transfers of
100000 shares compared with
100000 on Wednesdays relapse.
Steel Pessimistic
Wall Street still was pessimistic
over the Russian push in Iran and
inclined to investment caution.
Fears for further dividend cuts
and earnings recessions resulting
from wage-price policies also
inspired some liquidation. Individ-
ual situations and hopes for a
technical upswing propped favor
ties.
The Associated Press 60-stock
average was of L of a point at
1874. Of GAS issues appearing, 401
rose, 367 fell and 1T were unchang-
ed.
Airlines Active
American Airlines tackled on 2 IL
on talk of another splitup. United
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Motors, Steel Market Fa-
vorites End Up With
Losses
MARKET At A GLANCE
NEW YORK, March 14-R

NEW YORK, March 14-F)
Stocks = mixed; motors Lag
as selected issues recover.
Bonds - irregular; changes
narrow.
Cotton - lower; hedging by
spot firms.
CHICAGO:
disadvantages to 3-S cent
higher; light offerings.
Corn - unchanged ut ceiling
bids.
Rye - unchanged to l IA
lower; profits cashing.
Hogs - steady and active ut
ceiling; top SASS.
Cattle general market
steady; top $17.S5.
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Open High Low Close
NEW ORLEANS MIDDLINGs

A-Asked; Bid.
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BOND AVERAGES
Compiled BY The Associated Press
March IA.
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