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Evening star., 1946-07-03
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. July 3 P-Cotton Y-
lures reacted sharply TODAY under pressure
and some nervous liquidation. infuence6
by confusion over price control and crop
uncertainties.
The market sold OF more insn 70 a
pale before moving up moderately on mill
ouslns snd replacement outside demand
The July 1876 delivery weakened on issu-
TODAY
Late afternoon prices were 81 90 to
- ID bale lower, July. 30 7S Octo-
Der, 3o,S and December, 30 "a
Futures prices moved up briskIy late To-
Gay on more aggressive mill buying. along
WIN snort covering prior 10 the holiday
for the day
Futures closed 40 cents a bale lower to
Evening star., 1946-07-03
Washington Gas Net
Shows S14,414 Gain
In May Over 1945
By Edword c. Stone

Net income of the Washington
Gas Light Co. in May totaled s1O3,-
o54 against s89.54O in May year
ago. an increase of $l4,414, the
statement filed today with the Pub
lie Utilities Commission revealed.
Gross operating revenues amount
ed 10 S980,419 up $52622 while
operating expenses called for $780,
l37. an increase of S47.556. and leav-
ing A gain of S5.O66 in operating
revenues. Income deductions were
sl0.046 lower than a year ago.
Net income in the first five
months of 1916 reached S993,351 in
comparison with S951.l24 in the
like l945 period. an increase of s42,-
227. Operating revenues were up
sl73,942 but expenses increased by
sl87,53l in the same period.
Total gas sales in May were l.
494 ,994mcf compared with 1,4ll.-
253 mcf. last year. Gas sales to
District of Columbia customers dur
ing May 1916. amounted to 1,15l,-
033 mcf.. compared with l,066,094
mcf in May year ago.
Meters in service in the District
Of Columbia at the end of May
were 166922 compared with 1914
99l at the end Of May last year.
Summer Closing Planned.
Rudolph w. Santelmann. presi-
dent of the District Building ano
Loan League. announced today that
practically all the building and loar
associations in the Capital have
voted to close on Saturdays during
July and August
This action is not related to any
action that the associations and the
ing the year around, Mr. Santel-
mann said. The associations viii
start the schedule next Saturday
and will not be open on that day.
Passed by the House today, the
bill allowing Saturday closing the
ing and loan associations in the
District has gone to the White
House for signature.
Deposits of the Hamilton National
Bank reached S100,l54 974 on June
%. the date of the controllers call
issued yesterday This is the first
time the Hamiltons deposits have
crossed the sl0O 900 900 mark, fol-
lowing long series of exceptionally
rapid advances.
Wilmer j. Waller. president. and
other officials received many con-
gratulations today on the brilliant
accomplishment,
Housing to Feature Program.
The United Savings and Loan
League will hold the 1916 convention
in Milwaukee, November 1922,
Henry P. Irr, Baltimore, president,
announced today. Production of
housing will headline the program
rs this will still be one of the
Nations primary interests.
At a meeting Of the executive
council last spring. the League
adopted a five-year goal urging the
advancement of home-oWnership in
the United States to the place where
three out of every four families will
occupy their own homes The Mil
waukee meeting will discuss means
of accomplishing this goal by 1850.
The real estate price situation,
expansion of veterans home loan
program and the outlook for savings
will be studied.
Evening star., 1946-07-03
Chicoqo Grain

siumped more than , cents a bushei All
times today under. selling inspired largely
oy sroWlne belief that some sort ol
soon. " ef
During. most Of the session. only tn,
above IS cents, which was the OPT
ceiling.
sharp drop in shell esg futures weak.
ness IN cotton. and slump in rye fu.
HIes at Winnipeg also were factors ii
daily limit again. while barley was veal
Oats closed Y. to la cents lower thar
me previous finish, July 92a corn wa,
up cents, January ! 6lh. and barle,
was bid "a lower, November 42ss
Evening star., 1946-07-03

NEW YORK. July 3 tP,. P,.--Foreign ex-
change rates follow (Great Britain in dol
lars, others in cents):
Canadian dollar in New York open mar
ket, 9A per cent discount or 80. IS u S.
cents, unchanged.
Europe: Great Britain 81 03l2, un-
changed France francl s4h4, up - of a
cent.
Latin America Argentina, free, "a, IS,
off 0l Of cent; Brazil, free, 5.25; Mex
leo, 2O63
Evening star., 1946-07-03

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Foreign lao 900
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Evening star., 1946-07-03
DeuIinos

PHILADELPHIA, July 3 tP.-The Sc
curities and Exchange Commission reported
odd-lot dealers or specialists on the New
York Stock Exchange for July ?: 5,236
sales involving 1O4,457 shares. including
Z short sales involving $40 shares
Evening star., 1946-07-03

lula 4 . SALES
tReported in Dollars
Domestic. ) 100 900
Foreign lao 900
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-08-22
Develop New Ointment
For Treating Burns

Development of a new kind of
ointrGent for burns which removes
dead tissue painlessly was an
nounced at the 109th natisnal meet
ing of the American Chemical So
ciety. The ointment, which can be
stored in powder form and prepared
for use in a few minutes by merely
adding water, is expected to be of
special value to the navy and other
potential users requiring compact
supplies.
The new preparation based on the
use of methylcellulose and sorbitol
can be stored as a dry powder
which is easily wetted to give a
clear jelly ready for application in
very few minutes. Such a prepa-
ration is believed to be of inestima-
bic value to the navy, for example,
which must carry compact supplies
not necessitating frequent replace
ment.
Accelerated aging tests have
proved that the new ointment pow
der is stable under all climatic con-
ditions and need not be packed in
sealed containers.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-08-22
Snowy Garden Flower

In a screened greenhouse, the al
falfa plant makes a fairly snowy
garden flower, colorful and fra
grant, with attractive racemes hav-
ing 20 to 25 flowers open at a time
in the height of bloom. AS a hay
plant, it is not so snowy, because
farmers NOW it before it comes
INTO full bloom. In a garden, too.
it would not make a good display
because it would be open to the
attention of bees and there probably
would be enough bees to spoil, the
show of flowers. Where alfalfa is
grown as a seed crop, a brilliant
show of alfalfa bloom is bad news
ior the farmer. Many open flowers
are an indication of a light seed
crop. The explanation is that the
small blossoms of alfalfa stay
bright and fragrant for several
iays-provided they have not been
iertilized or pollinated. But as soon
as the pollination is completed the
9ower withers. 1t no longer needs
10 attract bees, and turns its at
;ention to development of seed.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-08-22

er's brother and sister-in-law Mr..
and Mrs. Eugene Wells and fam
lily i'm Indiana
Shirley Howard is visiting her
friend, Miss Miller, of Ostrander
this week.
The Ever-ready Sunday school
class composed of the young mar
ried people of the Methodist
church held a picnic supper at
Prospect Park Sunday evening.
J. Bernice Moore left on Thurs
day for Chicago to visit Miss Vir-
ginia Bohy Together they will at
tend the closing session at Camp
Rude, near Elgin.
Mr.. and Mrs. StOckwell of Del
aware, are spending this week
with their son, Charles and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Potts, Mrs.
A. c. Warner and daughter, Patri-
cia, were business visitors in Mar
ion, Monday.
C. w. Moore and daughters,
Leah and Bernice, called on rel
atiVes in Marion, Tuesday. Mr..
Moore is improving slowly from a
two years illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Wells, Mr.. and
Mrs. Calvin Wells, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Wells were called to
West Virginia by the death of Mrs,
Ira Wells mother. Funeral services
were held on Sunday, Aug. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. 3. Earrick and
Mrs. G.. L. Earrick, called Sunday
on Mr. and Mrs. Albert Thompson.
Eugene Wells and friend, of
Indiana were guests of his par
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ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Wells, Fri
day.
Rev and Mrs. E. K. Barss, of
Savanna, called at the home of G..
w. Moore and other friends. We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Nellie Thmopson and son,
Mickey, were guests of her sister,
near Plain City the past week.
Mrs. Ida Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. M. Taylor and family of Broad
way, called at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Potts, Tuesday even
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. Dana Kinikin and
relatives from Columbus visited a
cousin near Toledo Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. A. c. Warner and
daughter, Patricia, called at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert BrelS-
ford, at Broadway, Sunday eve
ming.
Mr.and Mrs. Harry Young, of
st Clairsville, Mr.. and Mrs. w. T.
Moore and Emery Moore, of Del
aware, Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Moore
and son, Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert
Crook and family and Mrs. Nellie
Phelps, of Columbus, were Sun
day callers of G. w. Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Potts, Mr..
, and Mrs. Adrian Potts and daugh-
ter, Anna Lee, Mr.. and Mrs. A. c.
Warner and daughter, Patricia, at
tended the Simpson reunion at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. d. B. Shirk,
of Peoria Sunday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Carman
and daughters, of Detroit, were
Saturday and Sunday guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Howard.
j. Bernice Moore spent Monday
evening at the home of Miss Helen
Nutter.
Rev. and Mrs. Everett Fleming
and daughter spent Saturday and
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ivan
Barton, near York.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-08-22
Remote Disturbances
May Cause Heart Pain

Heart pain is not always due to
true heart disease but may be
caused by some disturbance re.
mote from the heart such as gall.
stones, Inflammation of the blad.
der, thyroid disease or stomach ul.
GERS, according to Anna Samuel.
son, M. D., of New York. DR.. Sam
uelson says that ''in true heart dis.
ease, the pain may be constant or
occurs spasmodically on exertion,
walking against the wind, or excite.
ment even while at rest. Easy
fatigue and shortness of breath also
suggest true heart disease.
I'm simulated heart disease, the
patient is comfortable between at.
tacks. In time if the cause of sim.
ulated heart disease is untreated,
the pain becomes more frequent and
severe. Physicians can distinguish
between the conditions by modern
aids such as the electrocardio,
graph, x-rays, microscopy and lab
oratory tests.
Simulated heart disease pain
may be caused by the simplest dis.
turbances. Faulty diet such as eat.
ing fat and fried foods, overeating
or too rapid eating may excite a
seizure. Correction of faulty eating
habits will cure the pain. Digest,
i've disorders may cause pain over
the heart. Chronic constipation as.
sociated with fiatulence and gas
causes such pain"
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-08-22
Oil Theory

Biologists know that coal is moth
ing but carbonized and petrihed
vegetation handed down from a
past age. But as to petroleum,
there must be at least so theories.
The latest was announced by Irving
A. Breger, DR.. Charles w. Shep-
pard and Miss Virginia Burton,
all of the Massachusetts Institute of
Technology. These NIT. investi-
gators bombarded fatty acids from
ocean mud, acids so named because
they can be obtained by chemically
treating fats. When some of these
fatty acids were bombarded by
alpha particles from radon Ga gas
generated by radium) they were
converted into hydrocarbons much
like those Of petroleum. Because
radon is scarce it was possible to
obtain only minute quantities of
the petroleum-lilze compounds. To
increase the yield the NIT.
cyclotron was used. With this alpha
particles from radon and deuter-
ons (heavy hydrogen nucleD were
used as bullets, 1t was found that
the high-speed deuterons have the
same effect as natural alpha parti-
cles from radon. And a little more
petroleum-like material was OBJ
tanned.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-08-22
CLAIBORNE

BY MRS. ARTHUR POTTS
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Wells are
spending the week with the form
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-08-22
Petroleum Source

The Soviet Union is the second
argest petroleum source in the
world, ranking after the United
States. Nearly all its output long
las come from the rich fields of the
Caucasus, between the Black and
Caspian seas. Some of these fields
we're put out of commission during
he German invasion. The most i'm
oortant operations, however, near
3aku on the Caspian sea, were not
reached or seriously damaged by
the Nazis. Even before the war end
I'd, Russian production was on the
Increase. From 2l6.866, 900 barrels
IN 1899, the figure had risen in 1914
10 275, 100000 barrels.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-08-22
Noah pitched Ark

Noah's necessity to keep his ark
from leaking caused him to be the
first user Of ships bottom coating
which today is a highly specialized
product ranging from special toxic
preparations to defeat barnacles to
coatings made from closely-guarded
formulas and sprayed hot upon the
bottoms Of ships with special spray
ing equipment. 1t is recorded that
Noah pitched his ark within and
without" job which evidently
held good until his craft came to
rest upon Mount Ararat.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-08-22

Federal Reserve banks are pri.
vately owned but operate under the
Federal Reserve system, estab-
Ished by congressional act in 1918.
Capital stock is owned entirely by
member banks, which include all
national banks and such state
banks and trust companies as have
voluntarily applied to the board of
governors for membership and
been admitted to the system.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-08-22
MILLCREEK GRANGE

Millcreek Grange will hold its
regular meeting Tuesday evening,
Aug. q. Two showers viii be held
at this time. One for Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert McKitrick and the other
for Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lash, ruth
Anna Parmenter).
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-08-22
Protective Covering

Washing eggs removes the nat.
ural protective covering of the egg
and increases the tendency Of eggs
to absorb off-fiavors
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-09

Vsak en- dolart ciayelandskf
Slovenci bi norali nabrati eao
trstjino dolossne vsoae a, otro-
sko bolnico, v Slovsniji! Go g.
bo zaxsdal vsak Sloyenec, il
Slovenka pokolonom enega
dolarja pa - be, stvaF urssni-
SilaI Tud v uEadu "Enalkor
pravnosti" - spssjemajo do
ueski.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-09

TrpIienie sIovenskego norodo no
Prirnorskem

mojo druzino. Poslala sem v
Halijo Augustine Postarjevega,
da poizve, kam so ga Sprawl,
Ge so ga umorili, ali &c je Sc v
kakem taboriscu in zvedel je,
da je v taboriscu nekje v Savo-
nj. Napravila sem mu nitro pa
ket in denar in sem ga zopet po-
slala nazaj Torej s. tenn sc m
imela velike stroske. Porabila
SEM vse,. kar sem imela prihra-
njenega in Sc zivino sem proda-
la, da sem resila zivljenje svoji
druzini.
'In kaj pa Sc vse to. Koliko
straha sem uboga uzila, ker so
me fasisticne zveri hodile vedno
strasit, da maj jim pripravim 81
ma, da HANSEN ga poslala. "a
mahavali so mad menoj puski-
no peto ter strasili, da bodo Sc
meme in otroke pognali v >tabo-
riSae ali me umorili. Nj bilo no.
ci, da ne bi okoli hise hodili. Nj
sem vec drugega upanja imela,
kakor da bodo bombami zasuli
v hiso in umorili meme in otro-
ke. Grozni so bill dnevi in noci
mojega zivljenja.
"Kako pa je bilo zivljenje mo-
je druzine? v taboriscu, to je ne
popisno. Ako bi jih ne bila pod
pirala S paketi in denarjeb jih
ne bi bila vec videla. Kakor SO
te fasisticne svinje ustavile pa
kete, so mi otroci pisali, mama
moja, ako ne bodo vec pustili
paketov, sc ne bono nikdar vec
videli. Nam je "a umreti tukaj.
Ne moreno vec pokonci stati,
moreno, samo Sc lezati. Cd So
prcga pa sem dobla v vsem ca
su emo samo pismc. JAZZ sem mu
yedno pisala in posiljala, cerav-
no nj cd poslanega prejel niti
emo crtrtino.
"Po polomu Italije SO Sc mi
hcerke srecno: vrnile domov. So
proga ra nj bio. Pricakovale
smo ga da bo prisel, dan "a dne-
vom, pa vse. zaman.
Zopet nisem vedela, kan SO
ga odgnali. .Cez nekaj casa je
prisel glas,. da SO ga odpeljali v
Nemcijo v nekak Mathauz. Cd
NIGGA nj bilo nobenega glasu
Nisem mu mogla pomagat mic
Tam so jih +tepli,' mucili, stra-
dali in Sc live. ljudi zgali. Dne
25. januarja so mi ga pripeljali
) dpp red hise, kakor nrlica in IL
voza sta ga diva soseda nesla v
hiso. Same kosti.
"Tri meseee sem ga. imela ma
pestelji. nj vstal ne legel, axe
ga nisem vzdignila ali polegla
:. Zopet sem i1nei velike stroske
Pa veseli me, samo da sem mu
resila zivljenje. Kajti, nj bile
vec upanja. Dne 18. naja 1914
so pridrvele fasisticne druhal
in IL bliznje vasi SO. zaeeli oh.
streljevati vas, kakor ma kaks-
no trdnjavo. Takrat je vse, sta.
ro in mlado, vse bezalo v gozd
JAZZ sem pa hotela resiti nekoli.
ko spodnjega perila, pa kar na
enkrat SO zacele sipe pokati ma
oknih in krogle. so. letele skozj
okna. Pustila sem vse in zbe.
zala il hise. Vedela pa nisem, v
katero smer Sc je obrnila moja
druzina. Zbezala sem Sc JAZZ '
: gozd. Druzine pa nisem mixer
nasla.. Drugi dan, SO oni iskaaj
meme, JAZZ pa njih. Tisti dan SC
zazgali polovico vasi. Tretji dan
so nam poslai obvestilo, da ma.
Sc umaknemo il vasi kamor no,
cemo, ako ne, da mas bodo VS.:
pomor2i, kar bodo4 nasli v vasi
magariA otroke. Torej, kaj ma,
storimo. zapustili smo domove
in sli; kamor je kdo mogel. Nj
snao, sli v snarje,, tam. pa smo
preziveli so dni.s la zivila sc
nam pa skrbeli nasi partizani
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-09
3. naaja, 19M

" Trstu so mi tudi rekli, na
tistef policijskem uradu, ki 80
irneli Stankota v rokah, da Pepi
bi bill mamo ze lahko resil, pa
.ie noee. zalibog, ma Ia nacin lju-
be mamice nisr1o nogl resiti.
Mama je postala zelo slaba. q
,vbadljaji SO jo zastrupili in je
strasno, trpela to gnanjo ste
klino. Prisel mi je moi moz cd
vojakov in smo jo sli obiskati.
So jo skoraj vee prinesli. zalost-
ma ie bila. Ker bi sc bila to z
mozem rada razgovorila in nj
mogla. Tolazil SO jo, da bodo j
tisto steklino prerezali in da DO
boljsa. Osem dni kasneje sta
sla k njej stanko in Pepi Ma
postal so pa ubogega Pepeta
zgrabili in zaprli, ces, da mu je
pes stekel.
"Par dni zatem me zopet
Stanko. poslje, rekoe, pojdi Mic
.ka k mani, bos videla, kako je
Z MO, XII bo imela to operacijo.
Res, ko sem prisla v zapor, nj
megla vec priti v eakalnico, pac
pa SO me peljali k njej v celico,
kjer je lezala. Oh sirota, VISA
mrzla. Malo. da je Sc govorila,
vseeno pa mi nj pustila domov.
Donna sem pustila majhnega
otroka, ali vseeno sem ostala.
Rekla sem j, mama, JAZZ te bonn I
domov vzela. Ne bos tukaj umr-
Ia. Mislila sem, da mi jo bodo
vsaj zdaj pustili. Ali vse pros
ale so bile zaman. 10 sc je "a
5elo temniti, so me spodili cd
aje. Ker bi bila tako rada pri
ajej. Vseeno sem Sc poslovila cd
lje in ona ia je vse pozdravila,
1akor da Sc ne bono vec videle.
h ~ jutraj sem sc vracala k
njej. Vidim duhovnika, XII gre IL
zapora. Vprasa me: "Ai 81 III
hcerka cd te bome matere ?"
Pravi, da me je matt cello noe
klicala.. Torej, v zapor pridem
in prosim, da bi me pustili k
mani. Rekli so mi, da moran
:akati do osme ure. Tam sem
:akala in med tenn casom je IL
1ihnila.
ooh, Teta, ko bi Vam mogla
popisati ia trenutek. Pustili SO
me k njej, ko je bila re VISA ure-
jena. Ravno sem mad njo joka-
la, kar pride Pepi, XII je bill pre-
je 8 dni zaprt Udinah. Kako
je hi zalostep, ko nj videl yes cas-
svoje mamice.
"Tako smo il kupili lepo kr-
sto in venec ter jo avtomobi-
.om pripeljali ma Prem pokopa-
ii. Brata. sta ostala kot dive IL
gubljeni oveici, sedaj tukaj, Sc
daj tam. Tukaj Sc je dobilo zme-
rom dosti slabih jezikov, XII sto-
RHO dosti Fla. Bratec je Sci vec-
krat v svojo rojstno' vasico. Kar
naenkrat so ga partizani zgra-
oili in brez nobenih dokazov so
ga ustrelii. Brat Stanko. ga :je
Sci iskati, ker tega 81 nj mislil,
ker je bill dogovorjen, da gre ma
zaj X partizanom. Znal je, kje
SO logarji in je Sci, da vidi svo-
jega brata. Vprasal je, maj mu
ga pokazejo. Oni SO trdili, da je
z.v: Ker pa je le nadlegovaL, da
maj mu ga pokazejo, so mu po-
vedali, da SO ga ubHi. On IL veli-
kega obupa in zalosti sc. je raz-.
buril in jih je znerjal; SO. pa
ustrelli Sc NIGGA. Tako. sta pa
dla diva prva, XII sta pomagala
partizanom. Bila sta oba po kri-
vem ustreljena. Danes pripozna-
jo to- krivica. Toda zalibog do
brih, lepih mladeni6ev nj vec in
jih vec ne bo nikoi.
Prosim, teta, pisite mi ppecei,,
ko prejmete to pismo. Sal Vana
imam Sc veliko, "a pisati, pa nj
vec prostora.