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Milford chronicle., 1947-05-02
NOTICE.!
NOTICE


NOTICE-Cash paid for good used
cars and junkers. Sec Gross. Frederica-
s19-52tp
NOTICE-Equipped to do pump
driving Clarence Collins. Greenwood.
Del 1tp
NOTICE-See Roger Deats for your
signs and show cards. Phone 352. Mill
ford. j4-u /
NOTICE-Lawn mowers ground at |
my home. % Fisher avenue. u. H. |
Deputy, Milford a11-4tp |
NOTICE-Auto loans. ref1nancing. /
insurance. G. Edgar Wood. 103 Church !
street. Milford. Del. Phone ~. aS-tf
NOTICE-Saws sharpened and set !
rega rdless of condition. 1OS Montgom-
cry street. Hearn Laws. Milford.
a25-3t
NOTICE-Gravel hauled. suitable
rates. Prompt delivery. Phone Freder-
ica 263l. ID. Reynolds Robbins.
m2-3tp
NOTICE-Special prices on rug
Shampooing now at Wilkes. 2ll :.
+. Second street Milford. Phone ll3.
ltp
NOTICE-Open kitchen drains like
magic with Economy plumber. HtlmeS
Hardware has it for only 25c can
a1l-4t
PUMP DRIVIN - For
prompt service anywhere. call H. #.
Warren Phone 573l. Greenwood, Del.
jl7-tf
NOTICE-When your new truck is
delivered, get it lettered to suit your
business. Call Roger Deats. Milford
352 j4-tf
NOTICE-Sewing machines clean
cd repaired and adjusted. 80 years
experience. r. ID. Davis. Phone 303W.
Milford. a21-6t
NOTICE-Save money on your dry
cleaning; use our French Dry Cleaner
at 59c a gallon. Humes Hardware.
Milford. all-4t
NOTICE-Weekly feed deliveries in
your vicinity. Call 118 for service
Milford Supply Company. Shawnee
Road. Milford. s6-tf
NOTICE DIR. Hess Anturat will
rid your place of rats like magic.
Try it. you'l like it. Humes Hard
ware Milford. all At
NOTICE-Plumhing heating. job
Hurd, 602 South Marshall street. Mil
ford Phone 762R MI -10tp
NOTICE-Swap: Owner of one OF
largest coin collections in State has
foreign duplicates to swap. Phone
747J after ID. m a25-tf
NOTICE-You can now buy But
trick patterns at Nannette'S House OF
Fashion. IL s. T.. Front street, Mil
ford Phone 7S9-W. all-ti
NOTICE. have black and white
beagle. Owner may have same by pay
ing for this advertisement and hoard
W. G. Hall. Lincoln. a2o-3tT
NOTICE - Plumbing, heating, job
hing promptly attended to. Harvey
Davidson. 400 North Washington
street, Milford. Phone 65. m17-t1
NOTICE-Harmon's Fender Shop
Painting a speciality. Acetylene weld
ing. Vincent Harmon, proprietor. 5l'
North Church street, Milford. m28-6tl
NOTICE-Weekly feed deliveries il
your vicinity. Call 118 for service
Milford Supply Company Shawnee
Road. Milford. SGT
NOTICE-Dairymen. Now in stock
the famous Carhola with ID. ID. I
added 10 pound size package onl
81 81. Humes Hardware, Milford.
al14t
NOTICE-Have your graduation an
prom dresses made by Nannette Nan
nette's House of Fashion. IL :. +
Front street. Milford Phone 789W
lu2-tf
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-02

.CONFTDENTIAL' SERVICE

gwen on personal IOanS, TtH1 tstdlt
loans, all types of financing. General
insurance specially. Citizens
Loan and Mortgage Company Box
l89, Georgetown. Phone 476. f21-tf
NOTICE-Now is the opportunity
to become a registered nurse. High
school seniors should apply now. The
Delaware Hospital is one of the most
modern hospitals. Next class begins
August 25th For further information
and applications write Principal
School of Nursing-Today Delaware
Hospital. Wilmington 13. Delaware.
;4St
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-02

NOTICE-Weekly feed deliveries in
your vicinity. Call 118 for service.
Milford Supply Company Shawnee
Road. Milford. s6-tf
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-02

NOTICE-Harmon's Fender Shop.
Painting a speciality. Acetylene weld
ing Vincent Harmon. proprietor. $40
North Church street, Milford. m28-6tp
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-02

NOTICE - Plumbing heating, job
hing promptly attended to. Harvey
Davidson, 400 North Washington
street, Milford. Phone 65. ml7-tf
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-02

NOTICE DR.. Hess Anturat will
rid your place of rats like magic.
Try it. you'll like it. Humes Hard
ware. Milford. all-4t
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-02

NOTICE-Save money on your dry
cleaning: use our French Dry Cleaner
at Sc gallon. Humes Hardware.
Milford all-4t
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-02

Plumbing, heating. job
hing. Promptly attended. Clarence
Hurd, 602 South Marshall street. Mil
ford. Phone 762R m7-lOtp
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-02

NOTICE-Weekly feed deliveries in
your vicinity. Call 118 for service.
Milford Supply Company. Shawnee
Road. Milford. s6-u
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-02
PUMP DRIVING - FOl

NOTICE-Sewing machines clean
cd. repaired and adjusted. so years
experience r. ID. Davis. Phone 303W.
Milford. a2J-St
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-02

NOTICE-Open kitchen drains like
magic with Economy plumber. Humes
Hardware has it for only 25c can
all-4t
Evening star., 1947-10-10
Murray Smooths Out
QuarreIs Preparatory
To Clio Convention
by the Assoc;oted pr.sx

BOSTON, Oct. 10.-CIO President
Philip Murray appeared to be sue
ceeding today in his annual pre-
convention job of settling internal
squabbles in private so the CIOI
convention can turn a solid front toI
the world.
Mr.. Murray, the man who holds
the right and left wings of the CIO
together year after year, is 81 years
old and is ending his seventh year
as president. There are not any
rumors of his retirement as there
were before last years convention.
Today he presides over another
private meeting of the So man
executive board.
Clashes Not Expected.
Next week he presides over the
ninth annual convention.
Unless there are unexpected
events, the fve-day convention will
see hardly any debates or hot
clashes among the 500 or 600 dele
gates.
AS of today, here is the convention
outlook on some important subjects:
Foreign policy-the Resolution
Committee. headed by Mr., Muir
rays trusted lieutenant, Van A.
Bittner. already has agreed or prac-
tically agreed on a foreign policy
statement which the convention no
doubt will approve.
When this statement emerges. it
is likely to contain strong express
sion of CIO loyalty to America and
American policy.
Question of Marshall Plan.
Just what, if anything, this reso-
luton may say about the Marshall
plan to help Western Europe is an
interesting question. But it seems
unlikely at this writing that either
the Communist-inclined minority or
the most vigorous Communists
will raise much fuss about it in
the convention. They certainty
won't If Mr.. Murray can help it.
Taft Hartley Act-the convention
will pour condemnation on this law
and urge. unprecedented political ef-
forts with the purpose Of changing
the membership Of the Congress
that enacted it.
Boycott against NLRB-No uni
form CIO policy is likely to be
adopted on this. Each of the Al
unions must decide whether to take
cases before the National Labor Re-
lations Board or continue to ignore
it. Those that use NLRB must
provide non-Communist aff1davits
signed by their officers.
Economic situation-The conven-
ton will express alarm over prices
and will demand return to price
controls and rationing.
Mr.. Murray has already made
such q demand.
Wage increases-Probably no C1O
campaign for higher wages will be
started at this convention. though
the delegates may be told that fur
thef raises will be demanded If
prices keep going up.
Speeches-The delegates will hear
Senator Pepper, Democrat, of Flor
ida: Secretary of Labor Schwellen-
bach, Arthur Deakin, British labor
leader; Catholic Archbishop Richard
j. Gushing, Episcopal Bishop Nor
man B. Nash, Rabbi Joshua 10th
Lehman and Gov. Robert F. Brad
ford of Massachusetts,. :
CIO politics-No fights for C1O
Office are in the open yet and the
election may be routine.
Evening star., 1947-10-10
Senate FPHA Inquiry
To Start Next Week
By the Associated Press

Chairman Aiken of the Senate
Expenditures Committee announced
today the committee will open hear
ings next Tuesday on allegations OF
improper accounting practices" in
the Federal Public Housing Author
ity
The announcement said the hear
ing will be based on a survey of
the agency's financial records and
procedures made by Price, Water
house e. Co., accountants, on order
of the controller general. The sur
vey covered the fiscal years l945
and 1916.
Senator Aiken said the accounting
firms report to the controller stated
that the financial records of the
authority were so poor that an audit
could not be made
Senator Aiken said his committee
wishes to establish responsibility
for poor administration, if such ex-
isted.'
Called to testify are:
Herbert Emmerich, now director
of the Public Administration Clear
ing House. Chicago, commissioner Of
the authority during part of the
period in question.
John N. Edy, now contractor in
Houston, Tex, former deputy COM
missioner for administration in
'FPHA.
David Holmes, now in private
business in California and Samuel
j. Elsem. now with the Treasury
Departments Bureau of Accounts.
both former directors of the au-
thority's finance division.
A third former director of the
finance division. Paul Griffin. now
with the Philippine War Damage
Commission, has been asked to for
ward evidence by mail,
Evening star., 1947-10-10
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C.*"*A-17
Stabi|izing Of Dollar Urged
By Reilly in Kiwanis Talk

John A. Reilly, president of the
Washington Board of Trade, called
for stabilizing the dollar and pro-
duction of goods and services to
bring down living costs, in an ad-
dress last night before the Kiwanis
Club of darlington, Va.
THE philosophy of how little I
can do and how much I can get
for 1t should be abandoned, and
high prices will decline" declared
Mr.. Reilly. 1T is much more i'm
portant to stabilize the dollar and
have its purchasing power restored
to its former dignity than to see
how many dollars we can run
through the printing presses.
Ownership and management
have very sacred responsibility to
unsparingly distribute the product
of liberty for the benefit of the COM
mon man. They should strive earn
estly and honestly to bring the
bounty of America to the doorstep
of every citizen. They will make
real contribution to an enduring
economy If they devote their time
and talents to adjusting the price
structure downward and still enjoy
reasonable profit"
Evening star., 1947-10-10
Richmond Livestock

RICHMOND. Va. Oct. 10 tEn tUSDA, -
Hogs-Friday's market 80 cents higher on
all weights; top. 27.50 for good and
choice 1s0-24o pound barrows and gifts;
90-10O pounds. 1880: 10o-12O pounds
2O50: 12O-140 pounds. 24.50: 140-160
240-3oo pounds, $3.50: 300 pounds and
UP, "a so: good sows. under $50 pounds
81 90: $4,000 pounds, 1880; over 500
pounds 155o; good stafs; ,, under q 329 .a
Cattle-Market largely nominal Fri
day: slaughter steers cleared early this
week at mostly steady prices: good Grade
mostly 23.50-25. rs; odd head to $500:
medium, 200o-22 so: common down 70
msdom 2o is s9Nss 'ifevs eeWs fss sae
closing. about steady; eanners, and cut
.erS So common sns sdtun m
good heavy ..saussge bulls, 14.o0-16, 90;
GOOD beef bulls. II .00-17. so: vealers clos
choice medium to good, 21 1.00-95 90:
neavy. calves SLOW, about steady: good
and choice, 1S.00-20.00: medium to good.
10 600.1s 90.
Evening star., 1947-10-10
Husband Silent Two Years,
Wife Saws in Divorce Suit

Mrs. Elizabeth Lillian Murphy of
the 400 block of Sixth street S.W.
charged in a divorce suit brought
yesterday in District Court that her
husband had not spoken to her for
two years and five months, although
he occupied a room in the same
house.
The suit says she and the hus-
band, James Francis Murphy, were
married in 1882 and that following
an argument in November, 1914, he
moved to another room in the same
house and did not speak to her
again until last April %, when they
met in the hall and he beat her.
Filed through Attorney Daniel l..
Grantham, the suit asks for an ab-
solute divorce on grounds Of deser-
ton or, in the alternative, q limited
divorce on ground of cruelty. 1t also
asks the court to grant her custody
and support of two children, a
daughter, 13, and q son, 6.
Evening star., 1947-10-10
Selected Stocks Gain,
But Light Offerings
Curb Many Leaders
By Victor Eubonk
Assoeio,ed Press Financial Writer

NEW YORK, Oct. 1o.-Selective
bidding kept the stock market look
ing fairly well today. although light
offerings restrained many leaders.
Professional elements still were
on the buying side due to the
thought that big European dollar
relief will provide a bolstering fac
tor for industry generally. Accounts
were adjusted here and there for
the coming long week end and a
certain amount of selling still was
predicated on skepticism over for
eign affairs and home front eco
nornics.
Slowdowns appeared after an &C
tive forenoon. While gains of frac-
tions to point or so were we'll dis
tributed near the fourth hour, de-
clines of as much persisted.
Evening star., 1947-10-10

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Evening star., 1947-10-10
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO, Oct. 10 P-While corn
saEged on the expectation of an optln1is-
tic government crop report. wheat and
oats displayed, firm undertone on the
Board of Trade today. Volume of trad
ing was at the reduced level, which has
prevailed since margins were hiked Tues
DAY.
Grain analysists believe that the Gov
lease after the market closes, will boost
the September l estimate by about 75.-
forecast foreess5 Of Gu:s .ood5oo ae sashels: se Corn
also was sold on prospect of a shut
down in the, oistilling industry.
In both wheat and oats most strensth
was shown by the December contracts.
which largely reflected Government buy-
ing Of cash grain. July wheat was also
firm on a pessimistic fve-day Uea ther
forecast for the southwestern winter wheat
belt.
Wheat closed u. lower to IA higher;
ioWer se.o December. s. s42s2 aS IS. S and oats
were. 1a-31s hisher; December, s1.1s7s-
Chicago Cash Market.
ys.isR, $asa; g.; 5fS se s?5s' s5 No 10.
No ! white. cola; No, 2 heavy white,
1.2224. Field seed. per hundredweieht:
Timothy, 4.40-4 .65: red top. IA SOL 5. 80.
Barley, mailing, 1867. 40: feed, 10
1.S5. Rye. No. grades 2.70-2.75.
Evening star., 1947-10-10
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO Oct. 10 IP-tusDA, .-salable
hogs, 1000; total, $500: market opened
steady to 25 cents higher on butchers;
closed slow with most of advance lost:
heavy butchers. 800 pounds and over
scarce; sows mostly % cents higher: bulk
good and choice 19O-2S0 pound butchers
2aa5-s s;s5; top 1000; sparinsly; L,oS' rs
2925; few 350-4O0 pound butchers. $500
29.00; good and choice sows under 400
pounds, 2s.GO-29.25: few 40050O pounds,
27 OO-2S.00
salable cattle, 5000; total, a.00e: sal
able calves, 300; total, 300; fewer than a
thousand head slaughter cattle in fresh
receipts: mainly cows and medium srade
steers and heifers; remainder directs to
local killers and stockers and feeders direct
to dealers, cutter trade weak on peddlins
basis; beef cows. 13.50-16.50: good cows
17.0o-19.50 Gamers and cutters. 1880
l2.d5; medium light steers and heifers.
load choice 1:o14-pound ,yearlinss, 81 80;
Salable sheep, 700; total 1000; mod
erately active. steady: bulk good to choice
native lambs, one price; 22 s.; compsrab,e
common light lambs, 16.oo-1s,O0: mixed
medium to choice aEed slaughter ewes,
S.15-925.
Evening star., 1947-10-10
Large DC. Delegation
To Attend ConcIave
OF Bank Auditors
by Edword c. Stone

Mrs. Margaret S. Mcclure, chair
man of the Auditors Section of the
District Bankers, reported at the
first fall dinner meeting last night
at the Burlington Hotel that rec
ord delegation of members is plan
ming to attend the convention of
the National Association of Bank
Auditors and Controllers. in Balti-
more, Oct. 22-25. Many of the dele
gates will 60 back and fourth each
dav.
The new committee on current
problems was introduced, Earle Hay
cock of the Riggs National Bank be-
ing chairman. The committee will
devote much time to research and
keep in close touch with the prob
lens of the national organization.
1t will play an important part In
the monthly programs.
George NJ Fisher, second vice
president of the District Bankers
Association, was a special guest. The
Bank of Silver Spring was admitted
to membership.
Nominating Committee Named.
James H. Lemon, chairman for
District No. II of the National As
sociation of Securities Dealers, an
nounced today that a Nominating
Committee has been appointed to
nominate two members to fill va
cancies on the committee in this
territory. The committee includes:
Charles H. Pinkerton. chairman,
and Howard E. Demuth, Baltimore;
John C. Hagen, jr., Richmond;
Charles P. Lukins. jr,, and James
Parker Nolan, Washington The
terms of James H. Lemon, Wash
ington. and George D. List, Baltl-
more, have expired.
Orders for Goods Lower.
The Richmond Reserve Bank re-
ported today that outstanding or
ders for merchandise for Washing
ton department stores were 80 per
cent lower at the end of August than
a year ago. There was no change In
stocks on hand,
Receiva bles were q per cent high
er than on the same date a year
ago. Collections on open accounts
amounted to As per cent OF bills due
the first of the month. Collections
on installment accounts were % per
cent of amounts due.
D. c. Speakers on Program.
Raymond M. Foley. commissioner,
Federal Housing Admlnlstra ton,
and Harry Stable. manager OF the
Prefabricated House Manufacturers
Institute of Washington, will address
the annual convention of the Penn
sylvania Savings and Loan League
next week in Philadelphia.
One of the program high lights
will be the dedication of the first
house in the United States ever pur-
chased with a loan from a building
and loan institution. 1t was bought
in 1881.
ABA Program Announced.
Joseph M. Dodge, new president
of the ABA, will address the Mid
Continent Trust Conference in Chi
cago in November. The conference
will draw from 10 States.
William E. Ireland, formerly head
of the tire and tube division OF the
War Production Board, has been
named merchandise manager OF In
ternational B. F. Goodrich Co. At
one time he was associated with the
Goodrich branch office at l1l2 Nine
teenth street NV.
Evening star., 1947-10-10

Hourly sales on the EaehanEs To-day:
I,:of an. $50 600 1900 noon 42o 600
100 pm. 600 900 200 pm. $40 900
ruptcy or receivership. or being reorzaniSed
assumed by such companies. Rates of
disbursements BASED on the last quarterly
or semiannual declaration. Unless other
wise noted. special or extra dividends are
not included. Ex dividend II Ex rights
a Also extra or extras Plus stock divi.
dend. Cash or stock. Paid last year.
Payable In stock. Declared or paid &C
far this year Declared or paid after
stock dividend or stock split-up. k Accum-
ulated dividends paid or declared this year.
Evening star., 1947-10-10
McCrory Stores Corp. sales

McCrory Stores Corp. sales for
September totaled s7.153.504, rise
of 1927 from a year earlier; for
nine months, $58,956,024 an increase
of 6.4T.
Pillsbury Mills, Inc, has selected
Washington as one of the key cities
for introduction Of its newest prod
uct, Hot Roll Mix.
Evening star., 1947-10-10
Market AVERAGES
STOCKS.
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, Oct. 10 LP.-Cotton fu-
lures declined in moderately active deal
ings today. The market was under pres
sure of hedging as the movement on the
new cotton crop approached its peak
along with liauidations in nearby october
prior to last notice day October II. Mills
were the principal buyers on the scale-
down. ss5s$g 3
Private advices reported more mill IN
terest In spot cotton, although the bulk
OF the heavy sales appeared to be going
more to merchants and shippers rather
than mills.
Southern reports also said producers
are inclined. to hold their cotton in an
ticipation Of higher prices.
Late afternoon prices were 65 cents to
S1.75 bale lower than the previous close
October. 81 .55; December, 31.3s; Marcn,
52.
Evening star., 1947-10-10
Church Robbed Of $29. so
In Third Theft in Month

For the third time this month,
thieves ransacked the Mt. Vernon
Methodist Church at Ninth and K
streets NV. last night. taking cash
oox containing $3.50. -. .
Mrs. Marie Brochstahler, 2601
Sixteenth street NV, the churchs'
financial secretary, notified police
the church had been entered by a
basement window.
Going to the office, the thieves
broke out six windows and helped
themselves to the metal cash box.
Evening star., 1947-10-10


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Evening star., 1947-10-10
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK, Oct. 10 lp-Foreign ex-
change rates follow Great Britain in
dollars others in cents):
Canadian dollar in. New York open
United stick per sentf etn' M T1scounf or oo''
Europe-Great Britain. 4 n3H, un-
changed: France fcancl,, .s4H. Of a
unchanged: Switzerland francl tcommer-
cian. %. 40. unchanged.
Latin Amerlca-Argentina, free. "a "a
up .03 of a cent; Brazil, free $50, un-
changed: Mexico. 2O.62. unchanged.
Evening star., 1947-10-10
New York Produce

NEW YORK. Oct 10 NP.-Butter, $685.
7s7: easy. wholesale prices on bulk car
tons; Creamery, higher than 90 score and
tA), ~; 90 score OBJ, 661a; SO score (C),
"a New tubs usually command one-half
cent a pound over the hulk-carton price
changed.
Egrs-13.75e; market steady. Spot quo
tations follow: BASED on wholesale sales
Mixed colors-Extra fancy heavyweisfts,
$3.50; extras / and large. 59-61; extra
8 large, 53-55: extras l and medium.
50-54; standard l and 2 large, 50-52;
standard 3 large. 47-49 dirties, 43-45;
checks 40-42
Evening star., 1947-10-10
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK, Oct. 10 LP,,-Dividends
declared:
Pc Stock of Pay
Rate. riod record able.
Accumulated
Evening star., 1947-10-10

Rates Of dividends In The foregoing
table. are annual disbursements based on
the last quarterly or semiannual declar-
tion. Unless otherwise noted, special or
extra dividends are not Included Also
extra or extras. b Plus stock dividend
Cash or stock. Paid last year: Pay
able in stock. Declared or paid so far
this year. n New issue. WV With warrants.
k Accumulated dividends paid or declared
this year. h Payable in Canadian funds.
XIV Without warrants
Evening star., 1947-10-10
N. Y. Bond Market

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SELECTED LIST OF ISSUES.
WORLD BANK mo pac rs 70 eoiL
Evening star., 1947-10-10
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