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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-03
Score Winning
Run In Seventh Inning
Senior Class A Softball Championship Series
Knotted At 2-All; Fifth Game Scheduled
At Robert Strange Monday Night

The Spofford Spinners came back to life last night to
defeat the City Optical nine, 8 to 2, and tie up the Senior
class A softball league championship series at Fall.
The Millers scored the winning run in the seventh inning
to cop the hard fought battle before a large crowd OF fans.
The fifth game of the series will be played at Robert
Strange park Monday night at 1880 o'clock.
The Opticians, off to an early start, scored one IN the
top half of the opening inning. Lloyd Kaylor popped up to
third, McPhatter singled over second base and advanced
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-03
Junior Varsity Eleven
To Battle jacksonville
First Conference Game OfSeason For Locals
Starts At s O'Clock; Jayvee Tilt Begins
At $50 At Legion Stadium

The New Hanover High school Wildcats open their ls47
conference season tonight against the Rocky Mount Black
birds at the American Legion Stadium at 3 o'clock.
Coach Brodgen sent his charges through strenuous line
drills yesterday afternoon and was none too optimistic
about the outcome of tonight's battle with the highly tout
ed Blackbirds of Coach E. E. Adkins.
Irwin Gore. flashy back Of the Cats is still suffering from
4 sore arm and may not see too much action in the opening
conference tilt. Bobby Haas, first string center Of the
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-03
n. C.. STATE ENDS
ROUGH PRACTICES

RALEIGH, Oct. 2. -(P- N. c..
State college polished its final
rough work today for Saturday
nights Southern Conference date
at Charlotte against Davidson,
and Coach Beattie Feathers, for
the second straight day, placed
emphasis on the development of
offensive scoring punch.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-03

Runs batted in-Cov,ngton, Allen,
Rogers. Two base hits-Rogers. Three
base hits-Covington, Ship. Stolen bases
H. Benson, johnson. Sacrifices-Jordon.
Double plays-Griffith to Mccall. Left on
bases-City Optical 5; Spofford 7. Bases
on balltoff: Shipp 4. Struck out, by
Shipp 8, A. L.. King /, Jordon 2. Hits
off: Shipp S in 8 1-3 innings; King l in
%. Jordon s in Z. Winning pitcher -
Jordon. Losing pitcher-A. L. King.
Umpires-Bailey, Wallace, Poovey.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-03
ELzabethtown Wins
Over Fairmont, 10

ELIZABETHTOWN, Oct. 2
Coach Roy Philips team beat
The strong Fairmont team 10
here today.
Both teams battled on equal
terms until Eric Clark ran back
the kickoff at the half behind
beautiful blocking IS yards for
the lone touchdown.
Herbert Dowless scored the
extra point on a line play. Both
teams battled on equal terms
the remainder Of the game. The
Yellow Jackets play Hope Mills
ut ElizabethtoWn Oct. 9th at
800 o'clock.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-03

hit by the ball and called out
by the umpire. Strickland was
walked. A. L. King relieved
Robert Shipp on the mound for
the Optics. Covington was e
tired via the strikeout route.
Snag Allen lined out a single
over second base to score Her.
ring with the winning run.
rJTV OPTICAL. Ar n II n A r
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-03

Dial s-ssl1 For Newspaper Service
Evening star., 1947-03-31
Break in Steel Scrap
Regarded as Sign Of
General Price Trend
By the Asseeiafsd Press

CLEVELAND. Mar. 81. Long
expected reaction in the runaway
iron and steel scrap market cul-
minated last week In a definite price
break OF 81 to 50 per ton," the
magazine Steel reported today.
The reaction strengthened re-
Gently voiced views that the top CT
che imitation movement in iron and
steel and related markets has almost
been reached, the trade journal
said.
Consumer resistance to the cur
rent high prices Is increasing
bringing strong protests from steel
buyers for the fantastic prices
quoted on spot delivery of steel in
the gray" market.
Although steel shipments were
hampered by blizzard conditions
throughout the Midwest last week,
steelmaking operations continued to
climb.
The national ingot rate advanced
v point to 81 per cent of rated
capacity. . new high since October,
1874. This represents the highest
peacetime weekly tonnage in his
tory, with output estimated at about
l ,697 COO tons, compared with the
previous high of 1,650,500 tons in the
week of October 27, 1941.
Evening star., 1947-03-31
Most Stocks Decline
n
Fractions 10 Point
In Dull Session
BY Victor Eubonk
Asseeiosed Press Finooeiol Wri,e


NEW YORK, Mar. 31.--Individual
stocks made q little progress today
but the market generally suffered a
slight case Of sleeping sickness.
From the start dealings were
among the slowest Of the past year.
Declines of fractions to a point or
more ruled near the fourth hour.
The threatened telephone strike
and coal mine holiday inspired some
selling by professionals VINO still
accounted for most OF the volume.
Doubts regarding business, taxes,
foreign affairs and labor kept the
majority of brokerage customers in
neutral territory. Good earnings
and dividends propped assorted
favorites.
American Woolen was soft spot,
dropping better than points as the
outlook in this field was reported a
bit cloudy. Backward were Norfolk
& Western. Union Pacific, Great
Northern Railway, United States
Steel, Chrysler. Texas Co., Good
rich, American Telephone, Union
Carbide and American Smelling.
Improved at intervals were Beth
lehem, Southern Railway, United
Aircraft, North American, Du Pont
and Johns s-Manville.
Carrier bonds slipped.
Among curb laggards were Cross
ley Motors, General Plywood, st.
Lawrence Corp. and Standard Pow
er Il Light Resistant were Ameri-
can Cynamid and Pennroad.
Evening star., 1947-03-31
Woshineton Produce
rem Che Department Of AsriculI

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hs:v, hilsS se,s; H. Hss f. S.h SS..sShnfss .s. feS
fsSSi'tsrs fSSi sound. poufnna' fs% 4, 81 ~ pounds 81.
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f.nes se1's &in.sspss iSosa slSn
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sf.n's 's!sss siss ''Gss s:osc cS''' S.:; ss:
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r.Sad l,s ,7o,ss.r A:rts s., :,,tas 4 dcn.s
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ksts d5fIaffo ownsM.ri.ss wnsssa.d IL steady, e.,.
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dozen 'rslSSad sf'tss oatn ss'' a..Ts s,D' s
sasn s0f s.s sss. oo.see s5e' lar sas so.sn S
GRAPEFRUIT - Standard wiresosnd
ana iarser. s.5o.s.oo some 100: pinss' ks
s.es. DIss '9ssss svsr az sasso: s:ssso
oREENswBdshel baskets: Norfolk sec.
Sa o.ds {. v5hl,n eols4as fis a soi,ss ss 7s
South Carolina. y boxes Seven Tops
gss1ss ss:'syn. ST. .ss.s. sss.9sssse ss5 Gss.'.
LETTucE--Mafket About steady: Ari.
isas issS.rs Eng Us. e.liosss ss sc. lS' Ssslss Sssls crates
LfMEe-FloridA, supplies insufhcient to
quote: celtfornia, boxes zoos, mostly
''0uno ''SS; onien MI MssSst S steady.
ONIONS - Market steady; bo.pound
sacks. .. B. No. /. yellows, fndians, Mich.
coiorsde. o; do idaho ana ana oreSon. sw.e. span.
ish, 3.inch and lsrfer. 3. 3.1s.S,s5. few
best hiah IS $50; e.ineh. .f5.1 IS: In
boilers, IL ISL 35
Evening star., 1947-03-31
Chieoao Livestock

chicago, Mar. 81 e. tusDA, ,>zzlsalsble
SisS.r iSsn rrid.s; oT wseht. 0V under etass sso
pounds noderately active and shewins
Bounds, ss: :so.s 90: top. top s4.oo; o sooa snS snS
sSSsso sssSSlss Soasa. 5adso pSSs IA, .ss.
t. e;nss mt n,shsr ssa'ss ,sSed ana sholss
salable calves. /. 200: total i,a6o; iii
last weeks low close; load AVERAGE, choice
steers e ;on; several loads low to AVERAGE
to toy; soea, 90. So; r.: sSiE,. MEDIUM
ssss, . A. :, .sS Sss. s:nnes 'Sss sSs
ssss sso,.. bull, sa.,.,, lssS,hsSo' practical top
,s,II ,s,ssahts.r & lsns. openins around % s.nss,
si.r lamps s'e p ssnSlse ss.r sis ~Gslss sliss
Solcrsdos avssasini sS:sSs pounds; s az
early action on other classes: three deckl
blAuehter SWASA held Around q Al
Evening star., 1947-03-31
Business Briefs

Federal Tax Collections in the
first eight months Of the present
fiscal year Jagged 1,464 ,SS9 600 be-
hind the same period Of the pre-
ceding year-Internal Revenue
Bureau. Collections from corpora
tions were down sharply.
Outlet Co. declared dividend OF
$l.25 a common share, payable May
/. The firm paid 81 last May. 81 25
each in August and November and
So in January.
American yisc6se Corp. earned
s11.862,674 or $3.50 a share in 194e
vs.. s5,ls3,716 OF s2.31 in the preW-
GUS year.
New York Central Railroad re-
ported a net loss of $l0,44e, ,268 fol
1s46, after a tax carry-back credit
of s21, 1,142,3 300, VS.. net income o1
s24,4l2,525 or 1918 in 1945.
Transcontinental & Western Air
Inc, deficit for 1916 was S14,347 1886
after s3,105,843 tax carry-back
credit, VS.. profit of s1,S13,576 OF
sl.84 in 1915.
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph
Co. earned s1s,499, 900 or S5.34 ir
IL months ended March 81 VS.. S21,-
361,S45 or S5.63 in the previous year
Borg-Warner Corp. net for l94C
was s9,034,s27 or $3.50 VS.. s8,962, la
or 1894 in 1s45.
Corn Products Refining Co
earned sl3.623.67s or SAT- in ls4t
VS.. $6,633 .S93 or S273 in the previ-
Gus year.
United Aircraft Corp. profit for
,1e4s was s6.06O,749 or s1.79, after g
$1o,624, 1854 tax carry-back credit, VS.
net of s12.S55,2s0 or S4,35 in l945.
Long Bell Lumber Co. (MissOuri)
earned s4,985 200 or $3.50 in 1946 VS.
s1,732 ,897 or 81 cents in the previous
year.
Venezuelan Petroleum Co. profit
for l946 was s3,73S.166 or SO cents
VS.. s3,46s,010 or 81 cents in 1945.
Mead Corp. earned $3,449,307 or
s4.22 in 1s46 VS.. sl,1s0,646 or s1.06
in the previous year.
Scovill Mfg. Co. profit for 1946 was
s3.236,703 or s287 VS.. $3,142,878 or
So in 1s45.
Gorham Mfg. Co. earned S2.594, ,507
or 1881 in IL months ended jan
uary 81 VS.. $685., ,651 or $301 in the
previous year.
Great Northern Paper Co. net TO,
1916 was 81, 2,591 1866 or $3.50 VS.. S902,.
TO or 80 cents in 1945.
United Cigar-Whelan Stores earned
S2,2o4 ,263 in 1916 VS.. 81 1879, ,121 in the
previous year Transfers from re-
serves totaled s3l2,50o in 1916 VS.
$275,000.
General Outdoor Advertising Corp
profit for 1916 was s2,067, ,469 or So II
vs.. 81, ,06S, ,2S0 or s1.04.
Life Savers Corp. earned 81 ,940..
$50 or $2.77 in 1916 VS.. 81 ,237 1886 o.
s1.76 in the previous year.
Mengel Co. profit for 1916 wa!
$1,618.S13 or $291 VS.. $928,555 o.
$1.66 in 1945.
General Precision Equipment Corp
earned s1,742694 or $3.50 in 1916 VS.
$1,39o,954 or s231.
Allegheny Corp. profit for 1874
was s1,665,925, exclusive of securit
transactions, VS.. sl.470279 in 1945.
Arnold Constable Corp. earne,
S1,069, 9,08 or S3.17 in IL months endet
January 81 VS.. $l,o77,l ITO or sl.3o il
the previous year.
Bath Iron Works Corp. net 70
194s was $l,063 ,25s or s2.54 VS.. 50,
5e6,678 or s6.19 in 1945.
Tilo Roofing Co. profit for 1914
was sl,033,el3 or 1924 VS.. $489, ,95
or 81.
Munsingwear, Inc, earned $687,
629 or s229 in 1916 VS.. $4l6,73 O
s1.3s.
Northern Pacific Railway ap
pointed w. w. Judson vice presiden
of maintenance and operation +
succeed H, e. Stevens, who will re
tire
Evening star., 1947-03-31
Market AVERAGES
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO, Mar. 81 R.-Grains lost
selling orders which encountered limited
demand. Losses we're fairly large bu.
activity was on reduced scale when
There was nothing In the news upon
which to pins the selling. Some grain
@ least temporariIy % run IN It Itself % out but " there
was no aggressive selling in view Of high
parity levels and expectations Of con-
tinued good export demand.
Wheat closed 3A to cents lower,
May, 2.541.-2.55; corn was unchanged
to 2M lower: May, 1.s0zh, and oats
Evening star., 1947-03-31
Building Association,
Center Attention on
Loans 10 Veterans
by Edward G. Stone

Loans to veterans for housing
featured activities of the building
and loan associations In this terri
tory during 1916, according to the
annual report Of o. K. LIE Rogue
president Of the Federal Home Loar
Bank of Winston-Salem, which
serves these institutions.
Through February Is, total Gl
loans, approved by the Veterans
Administration for all lending in
stitutions in the Fourth Federal
Home Loan Bank district, amounted
to $425 ,000, 900 Of which the men,
ber associations made $500, 900 900
Mr.. La Rogue stated.
Mr.. La Rogue says the member
associations did everything in theii
power to provide home loans and
gave wise counsel in the matter Of
real values as opposed to inflated
prices. Payments were arranged sc
that debts could be discharged with
out undue burden on earning ca.
pacity.
Advances Reach High Total.
The report to the stockholders
shows the Wilson Salem Bank dis
bursed 496 advances aggregatine
s43,741, ,226 during 1916, or an aver
age of $88, 1873 each, compared with
15s advances aggregating $28.924 900
or an average of s181 300 each in
1945. The net increase in advances
outstanding during 1916 was $22,-
,1ss, against s7.204,638 III 1s45.
On December 81, 404 associations
and three insurance companies were
members Of the winston Salem
Bank. These institutions owned
91,647 shares of stock, an increase OF
1898 during the year.
The banks net operating income
for the year 1916 amounted te
ss7,313 in excess of the net operating
income in 1945.
While the member building and
loan associations are anxious to
build up thrift and investment ac-
counts, especially long-term invest
ments, the value of liquidity has not
been overlooked, Mr.. La Rogue said
The report reveals most i'm.
pressive growth among the member
institutions during 1916.
d. c. Bank Clearings Mount.
Washington bank clearings scored
another sharp gain in March,
George H. Bright, Clearing House
manager, reported today.
March clearings totaled $266 ,648,-
e6a compared with s247, 7,190,294 a
year ago, an increase of s19,458,369.
In the first three months of the
year, clearings totaled s788, ,668 ,802
against s71s,46S,683 in the first
quarter of 1916, an increase of $685.
2o0,119.
In partial explanation of the
gains, bankers said today that a
great many Internal Revenue and
D. c. tax checks are now being
cleared.
Heard in Financial District.
Frederick o. Lyter, superintendent
of agencies of the Connecticut Mu.
tual visited the John L. McElfrec
Agency last week and explained the
new mortality table and the new
reserve basis which will be adopted
by many insurance companies be-
fore January l, 1948.
Bache g. Co. is planning series
of public statements about goods ir
which there is a worldwide short
are,
Evening star., 1947-03-31
odd-Lot Dealings

PHILADELPHIA, Mar. 81 R,--The Sc.
curities and Exchange Commission report.
ed today these transactions BY customer,
New York Stock Exchange for March %:
4,329 purchases involving 12A75s shares
s5s$ s eshSg shares
shares
March 29-1,63e purchases involvins
43,940 shares, 1.415 sales involving 3d.
78S shares, including 16 short sales in
volying $40 shares
Evening star., 1947-03-31
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK, Mar. 81 0R.-Foreign ex-
change rates follow {Great Britain in
dollars. others in cents):
Canadian dollar In New York open
market 67s per cent discount or e3 12la
United States cents unchanged.
Europe-Great Britain, .s4.02is, up i.
Evening star., 1947-03-31
New York Cotton

NEW. YORK, Mar 31dR---cotton fu.
lures were lower. in moderately active
dealin1s today. Nervous liouida ton was
There was talk Of some opposition TO
continuance Of the cents . pound cotton
export subsidy. fair amount Of May
took place. Cotton textile and spot cotton
markets we're quiet.
Later afternoon prices we're 80 cents
to 81 .0B q bale lower than previous close
May, 1892: July, 81 10, and October, 80 81
Evening star., 1947-03-31

British Copper and Lead Prices
were boosted sharply following a
Jump in the tin price. Copper was
raised $40 a ton to $548; pig lead
$50 a ton TO $500.
Ford Motor Co. announced the re-
tirement of Herman L. Moekle as
vice president in charge Of finance
and a director.
Evening star., 1947-03-31

Of cent; Sweden tkrona), z7.s3. ur~ 3
changed: Switzerland tfrane), tcommer@ y
ciall, 23.4O unchanged
Latin Ar.erica-Arsentins, free, 2x4e,
Up DOL Of cent; Brazil, free, $50, un- s@
chansed; Mexico. 20.62. unchanged
Evening star., 1947-03-31

Hourly Sales On the EachanEs To-day:
i1:Oo ar. l7o 900 1890 noon 24o 600
I:OOpm $40 900 900 pm. @3o 600
tunit of trading, 10 shares. 'In bank.
ruptcy or receivefshfp. or being reorganixed
under the Bankruptcy Act or securitie1
assumed by such companies. Rates Of
dividends In the foregoing table are annual
disbursements based on the last quarterly
or semiannuai declaration. Unless ether
wise noted, special or extra dividends are
Also extra or extras. Plus stock divi-
dend' d Cash or stock. 9 Paid last year.
PAYABLE IN stock, g Declared or paid %
funds. K Accumulated dividends paid o.
declared this rear.
Evening star., 1947-03-31
7. Bond Market
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Mo Pac 51zs 40 25A
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Evening star., 1947-03-31
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK. Mar. 31.-Dividends de-
elared:
Pc Stock of Pay
Rate. riod. Record able.
Irreguiar.
Kruger Brewing 25c 40 4-16
Evening star., 1947-03-31
Washington Stock Exchange

Capital Transit Co.'S At eSM,
washington Gas 4.50 perferred-10 at
Garhnckel 4Iaee perferred-65 at "a
Gardnckel 5haTo perferred-l5 at 27ss,
so At 27k.
PUBLIC UTILITIES.
Evening star., 1947-03-31

50 so 1l1N
FOREIGN o:Sd
Antwerp IS 80 1o1A
BrisbAne IS 81 1oi
ChileAB os6l . a.,
Copenhaen 6s52 -
Deamk 4hs 81 100
Kfeue&Tol Bs50 AZ
Peru LIST 6s go 10
Sac p st 7s4Ost eoiA
DOMESTIC 2:3O
Am&F p $4,000 1854
Am T&T2a4s 81 1l5N
Am T&T2As 751o7iz
AmT&T 2s1s so 1914
Am TIT 2sssS6 1914
Ant obacco3s62 1854
B go l st m 4s 1904
B 4 o 95 A 63A
B & o 95 C 75M
B d o 1000 D 63ih
B q o CIV 20 ~
Bost Me 4iaS 70 6oiA
BufNiagE2szs7a lo3N
BufRoch&P57st 67N
Can South IS 62 lo9N
Can Nat xhs57 12oI
Cent Ga cn5s45 ssh
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ChiI&L4M2nn3 A94A
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Evening star., 1947-03-31

Time, Inc, profit for 1916 was $4,-
0o7. .024 or all VS.. 5000, ,767 Or $3.1S
In 1915.
Evening star., 1947-03-31
N. Y. Curb Market
''sT sSM slI faEvcgs cIos ssgE'
Am Cynamid Ia
Am Gas h II %
Am MAracaiho

Am Cynamid 10 - Eoen plyvd sos ssiH
Am Gas 4 II % A1Alooldneld Cons
Am MAracaiho 9LAlHaseltine Xs Is
Am SuperpoweY 1AlTll Pow div etak 17k
Apsx E!ee MIS- tslfmp Oil Ltd " =. l2lt
Ark Nat Gas A.. S3sl Kstser.FraRer 7K
Barium Steel 5Ml[eonard on Dew ia
Basic Refrct 40 6etlLorans Distiil
] 40 lolAILons Island fts N
Beck Shoe LOO. 1SMINid wat CrpNs a.X
5fas ~ L&f Z! Mid West Refin. a.
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