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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-10-16

5uriidaog nad Ser alien Seinnat
@roBbeluf, ober i'm Sabr 1898 fam
er gum 5tueitenmal in bieies 9auo,
ging aber nab etliden Sabren nad
ser alien Seimat nur INN in 1909
gum oritten Mal bierber ins nelre
&aterlano gu fonmem unb itanoig 5u
bleiben, nm ieiner 6amilie Elm Seim
81 MAIDEN, ,uas er aub getan bat.
Miib Graub, lpie er inlmer gs-
nannt miro, mar Elm treuer 2ebensge-
fGbrte leiner 8attin, oie er i'm Ssabr
1884 am II. Sftober ourb ben Soo
perlor, elm fiiriorgliber Gater ieinen
&inoern ein trenes Wtitglieo bes
3apeig 1, Dem er audi ais ErGjioent
eeoient bat. Sn Sabr 1922 1nb 90
,par er 8robprGiioent bes Gentral
Gerbonoes rno unter ibm murbe has
neue Spitem i'm SerbanO eingefiibrt,
,thS oas apar cine groBe grbeit. Gr
mar aud Mitslieo oes 8eiangperein
intrabt-Serl1anio uno lit iett I'M
boben Mlter oeiien Sefretir. slls ste
&irheu gegriinOet tuuroen mar sr
o,l6 iofort babel uno bat oas smt oes
aurators Ser Seltitbgeneinbe ge.
fiibrt. Sebr titig ,par er I'M Sbeater-
aufiiibren lmo lit Ultb iebt beiGGftigt
nit ser Silislperfarbeit, alo po i'm.
mer es 9alt ettpas fir iein Tolf 81
tun mar er INNER bereit leinen Sell
bei5utragen.
Na6 Ser SeltreSe ipur6e ibm cine
Yladete nit Sen 3iffern 80, aus
'SiI5erbalboolldrs berseitellt, bonn
Gorliter g. slber inn Namen Ser Ser
einigten Sa6Ien nit bersliGen @or.
ten iiberreibt. 9anm iprah yiidael
Salmen, ErGiioent ser gintradt.
Sermania,, ,lno brabte sic Nabriht
oaB Mibael &rallB als Gbrenmitglieo
Ses @eiangpereins eriuGblt luorben
mGre. 8elbenfe iiberreibten llro
iiberbradyten 8ratulationen Sruu
Hoia Yetri, ErGi. bonn 3lueig 4, s.
s. 9eutlbliinoer ST., ser mieoer gum
MilitGrbienIt fir hrei Monate nad)
Columbus ber,lfen iporoen lit, traf
Elm nno srat,rlierte I'M Nolnen Ser
Sentidfirde. lrau Stol5 re5itierte
elm iebr riibrenSes @eburtstaggeoidt,
alld 4Srau emma Sartnan lprab
i1one @orte uno ipies oarauf bin
tpie gut 5rau arauB ge,ueien lei uno
apas lie unb Serr &rauB fir sic STRIDE
getan baben. slu6 Silfsreoafterr
@iap ggger, Ser oeutihen Sages5ei-
t,lng @Gd)ter uno MBeiger, brabte
ber5li6e @ratulationen bar imgtameu
Der 3eitl,ng. Sierauf lans sic Gin-
tra6t-Sernpnia unter 2eitung BON
Yroi. 81. Nifolaus .0ies lit ser Sag
6es &errn" ,lno ser 9amenbor
Saronia iang rSeinhueb". Gr gra-
fullerton nod Serr @eorg @eber,
Gr.Hrai. 3sueig 1, Yrdi. aotbarina
3afel sratulierte i'm Gamen Scr Dit
ieite 2ieoertafel. IS bradten 8ratu-
lation Hrof. u. geifolaus, Serr Son
@eber, Sdtuieseulobn bon Sl,bilar
2rallb, llno sSrau Mnua arauB aus
SouisDille, aentllfp, Yrdi. slgneta
WfantId i'm Namen Oes 3tpeig 81 unb
nid)t 3ulebt 9ieoafteur Geo. Sdmeioer
nabm 0ie @elegenbeit apar, Greigniiie
Die er 5uiamunen nit Serrn Wibael
&raitB i'm 8ereinsleben our6ge-
mabt in grimerung 81 bringen, ,no
I'M Hamen oes 3fpeig 33 ,mo Yolfss
blattes 5ll gratulieren.
Subilar Wifael arauB eubob iid
lmo banfte fir Die pielen ihriftliden.
telegrapbii6en nn5 perI0nlihen@liid-
uno Die geif,nlafpou aneefer.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-10-16
@inbior, Out., 8anaba
Ct, Haulus 8irde, Hure1t I've.

1895 Ycrent Mps.. Bin)ior. 8anaba.
@ottesoier1t in ben Spnlmcrmlonaten
bon SO llbr bormitto9s. SonnIa0s
Icule bon 1O--11 lldr pormitta9s. -sSes
ben e,iten Nonta9 i'm Nunat R,r4en'
rats S,Sun9. Sebcn erften Donnersta0
e;o. urs in, Eeonat Srauen Werein Stt'
s.!ng. Nue Golfsa une &,lanbens8enohen
finh heraIidl lpiIIfomnlen
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-10-16

al ebren. gSir boiien lno !uiinl6en
oob ser Nlm1dtige Gater Serrn
Midael &rallb bie bette 5elunobeit
idenft, banit er nod lange Sabre
lmter inns meilen fam. ...-.'
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-10-16
Chicago, Sainois
ct. 8aulS Wen:einbe.
4S55 Snr,pr Sfrpp

4S00 S0Hlel Sfreet
Ea1tcr Or. Otto g8. Soeid, 1850 go
mer Ctr. Seben Sonnta9 9 llbr Sonns
ta9id,ule 10 llbr en9liid)er @otteshienit
II llbr bertider @ottesbieni:.
gSir laben ale 8lauhe:is9enOHen ilnb
SreunSe ber3lidb Elm ou ben @ottess
bienlten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-10-16
Calm, OE,p
Gbargeltid,.4 .4utb. GmmanncI, ,Qtr@e,
201 &1uth Wrpahmah.

Yaitcr Sobn Wauman. Sonntagi9uIe
ieben Sountaa 9 llbr bor,nittags. 10 III,
@ottesbierit III Der Nanncsiprade. II
llbr Seutlhcr Gottesoienlt. Ser beut.
ibe Stirdeu Sranen 8,rein bat ant 5tpet'
ter Nittpob ieoen Nonats, ll6r
abenos. @erfammlun9. &onfirmdnbens
llnterrid)t (3lpeiidbria) RON SebtembQ
bis GIterlL SienStae uno Sreita8 ,sade
nlittup5 llbr. ..
Nne Glaubensseuofen unb 0rellnbe
iiEb beraliA ipilliOmnlen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-10-16
Canton, ChiD
9uthcfifde Ghriitus Stride.

Gaitor Mnbreas 9tn9elbadp, 921--4tb
Ct, g. e. (9tear), Canton 4, Sbip
Selepbpn: 5-S345. Sepcn Spnnta9
1890 uhr beutid,er 8ottesbienit. 1920
llbr enaliide SonntaosI1ule.
Mlle 8iuabenseenullen unb Greunbe
lino ber3Iid eineelaDcn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-10-16
GIeoelan6, Clio

SlcOelano, Chic
9. g. Gpaas. Guth. ct. Ssbannes Qtr4e
Yaftor 8mns Goiiel, 7G1 gbbb Moab
Fel.: 0lulberrh O848 8 1lbr bormittaqs
eentiber UOttsSbicnit. 10 llbr Sonnz
tagIhnle. ii llb- cneli11ei @Dttesoienit
gittber 2iga Mnbad,r ,,rb Yeriamml,,ne
Sonntoa 7:3O llbr abe,.oS. &onfirmans
osnsllnterr'd6t unb ocut!6e Ghule am
Samstag Don 8 ll6r normit!a9s an. Nue
@laubensecnoiien iinc Ser5lib einees
Iaben
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-10-16
Gll,puob GitE, ga.
ct Vaul'S Gp, Gutherun Sburd)

Eafnr euomas y. &'a:sel. 0anpt'
sottessisnit ieoen SDnH.ao 1890 o. i!hr
u,or9r,rss. Go,ntaGid,uls gao llhr.
RuHi;s.::anbenutterridt ie ,tad AnGabe
bes ssinrrers. &irGen.atslibuns ieoen
letter Sanlstae i'm WnM,t Z llbr abenbS.
Sonutagi9ullebreriiture ieoen britten
Sc::::::...a IL. Nonut, 8 :aG ilbr Morgsns.
@ird)snd)orprobe ieben 5rcitaa 1880 ubr
abeiu0. Stird)en Srauen TereiussSits
slna ieScn or,ttem 9onnerstaa I'M Yeos
uli. :.-S ..lr; 2utber XigasSiSune 8
h;S q l1hr obeub3.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-10-16
BUR GrtnnerunQ
an ,niere geliebte Mutter uno Satin
Mnna leunbarb

geltOrben am II. Sftober 1913 81,
GleDelano, Sbio.
Bier Sabre liub perflclleu
Seit M ms bait perldiien
Sblllmmcre Ianit, on quite Mutter,
Sic bn nns bait TO geliebt.
Md). Oh mirlt inns pobl per5eiben,
8cnn, mir baben bid betriibt.
sSn mierem 6eim biit on perlniBt,
Sein licber Tlab lit leer.
llnb ountel it's in lm1crem paus
2Sir icben bid MN nlmmermebr.
Cine &utter nit Dem Soet5en
Sas 8ptt mlr Ser Wutter 9ibt,
Sic in Sonne imb in S6merSen
Simmer treu ,ub innig liebt.
@iIt. Iutter, on aeipeien
Seinen Stinbern in Der Belt,
Srlnl biit on Nun allscrlcien
Sir Die eip'ee SeIiatpit.
gfun rube lanit in Srieben.
Define bib ME pcrseiienoen ainoer
mo 8atte Subn Geunbaro.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-10-16
Sur Gllnneruno

WI ullelIl UltlYelleuletl OullplP, Sulcl
uno SroBpater
@ian 8r6ger
geltorben am II. Sttober 1915.
3luei Sabre Ser Srauer iino persansen
Wcraebens 1Idlt bib unIer @lid
8ic iebnIudJtppa aud, bas @erlangen
Gs brinst oif ninmermebr 5uriid.
llnpergeBlit lit Die Stlmbe
Sie uns id)lus bic 3er5enslulnbc
S6luf tpobl, lpir perben Geiner Itets
esbenfen
ViS audi llns bas Iuge brid)t
llno iebes Sabr beine 8rab beihentcn
ysit Stolen uno Scr9iBmeinnidt.
8etuiomet bon beinen bid) liebenoe,
gnfelfinoern, 5o6ter, Sdluieger
iobn uno @attin Soa 8r6ser.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-10-16
Kir1licbe Aacbritbtel1
Farrell, Xa.

UW1SVWe NcOs
Denti&e Gb. Qatb. e.. HauluS' 9trde.
721--25 Arn't HE.
Bfarrcr Nrtbur 8. SLANT. Seben Conn.
tde libr por,nittoes Sonntaei9ule;
10 l1br cusliiber; II ilbr beutf&es
@ntteSbienIt.
Nue l,ltleriiden G!aubenseenofIev
beutid,er nno eneliider 3Inae In 8ar'
ref, Sbaron nnb llmaeasnt iirb on ben
@ottesoie,liten ber5lihft eingelaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-10-16
Columbus, Ohio
Guana. 2Mtber. Y2artin 2ntber 2trAe,
G&c Ytpler Mnb MnM Gtrafe.

Yfdrrer 9. e 4euer. Ssc6en Son1lta9
porittnes 9 llbr Sonntoaiduie; 10 ubr
engliidjer 8otteSbienit: II llbr bentiher
Botte5lienlt.
Mue Glaube.,s9enoilen unb frem'be
li:.b beralic., em9elaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-10-16
Glsuelnnh @eft. - 9enfin .0sn,etnbe,
QDett 81. ctr. un6 Bilarb Mpe.

xOtN CIV. SIr. uND yDtuutb NUe.
Snbannes 9eutiflanper unb sobn g..
Seu:ibldnbei. Gfarrer.
Sonnta9s: llbr pormittag, beuKder
@ottesbienit. 10 ltbr, Sonatag16uIe nno
8ibelitmlbe fir Grpabiene. II llbr bors
mittn9s, gngIiider 8ottesbienIt. 1880
lbr abenos, gngIiid)er @ottesbienit -
&onfirmunbenz llnterri6t ieben CAMS
tag 10 llbr bor,nitta8s. Seoermanu berg,
lid ,pllfomnlenl
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-10-16
Mpnaea, ga.
Seutf&e Gpans. -Qutb. 81. 8eter0.
Metn einhe. +. Ctr.

Yfarrer Snns .. s. Simoleit, G4A
Mbdms Ctr, No1efter, ga. $elepbon:
Hohefter 23G6. @ottesoient $3.50 llbr
morpsns; Sonnta9idnIe 1916 llbr. -
Grauen Werein Weriamml,ne am letten
9onnerstas jeben NonatS. 8 ubr abenbS
Sebermann 1T beroIid ,pillfculmen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-10-16
Someiteab, ga.
9eutide Gp. 2mtb. ct. NarfuS 3tr4s

222-22A OFT 8. Mbe.
.0iep. Sreberid 6. slltboff. Yaftor. $eks
pbnn: So, l745. Sonntagidule mor9ens
9:3O llbr. - @ottesoienit 1920 llbr.
@le @laubenssenofen iinb berolt&
ipilltommen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-10-16
UarD, Snbiana
1eutfhe Gp. 3uther. &crterus. .2ts3&.

Gdc IL. Ape. unb ssillmsre Gts.
Yf:rur Muglit Is. Gii1ttna. 1919
1illmpre Ctr. &.,.: 2S5s1. SeoeA
Sountaa . uhr torrnittagS Stnuta0s
Ifnle I llbr enelii1er @ottesbienft
II llbr utifcr @ottesbienit.
Nue lthcr,i6en @laubenS9enoHen
beltI5er .-ub enslii6er 8unae II, @art
uno llmaeblIna iino su Ben @otteSbtems
itcn berS!id einaelaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-10-16
Sur Grtnnerun0

geltorben am Is. Sfober 1910 81
s GleuelanO, Sbio.
Sein Seben mar aelpci6et mir,
Srum ailh I'M COB bleib treu i6 sir.
Sir niemanb allf Der 9anseu Groe
Sd' jemals Did peraeiien perbc.
l(no menn id, iterbe, merbe id,
Yin oeiner Seite ruben elpiglib.
Sies lit Der Sroit. Der mir aeblieben
Seitoem bu biit bon mir eeihieben.
8euiomet BON oeinen trm,ernbel
&inoern uno 8roBfinoern
Y. arank nmb 9eNaire Tamilie.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-10-16
Detroit, Wiid'i9an
Tentfdbe >unb S6hfiide Gu. St. $etrns'
pjrd,e. (BIenfie!b uub MpSberrN Nne.

TeNttbe 1uhb S0uJVVWe w, ". *tttue'
Rtrdbe. Wlenfie!b unb Nssberru I'VE.
1furrer Spbannes Nwutidl, 12211 @len>
ficIb Npe. Sell: Yingrce 6205. SnGa
Iilcber Bottesbienit 10 1br pOr,littags;
0eutiehe unb en9liite Sonntueihule UNI
II i;Sr ppr:l;ttaSS. 9ey:idcr 8ottes>
bienft rm II llbr pormittaas. SeDen
lebteu Giensta9 bcs Y3onatS 3ir6ens
ratsIibun9. Sur6 be Commemorate
ieben britten 9ienstdG. SD, + ieoen
fritten Surntae Tra:,eo VcIein Uer>
1ammluns. 1irtendurprcbe ieoen 6rets
-.
Nae 6IcubenssenufTcn ano Greunbe
Iinp p.r3lin ein9elatea.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-10-16

neil ielbiser piele sraseu beantiuor'
tet, bic Don Soften nnierer Mitslieber
seiteat ,uerben: @arum mnh Ser
YerbanS nod oem nemen Sabr anf
bic an oerfanfenSen 3ertififate bic
Staten erbOben?
Nit 8rubersruk Sbr
Sobn 8aItbes, 0r..Yrafbent.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-11
LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, May 10-PE(USDA)
-Salable hogs 500, total $500 les
timated); compared week ago:
market 1.OO-1.75 higher; most adj
vance on weights under 260 lbs;
sows so higher.
Salable cattle 200 (estimated),
total not given; compared week
ago; buying side generally aggres-
sive all week; receipts about 5000
head smaller than week earlier To-
cally. Approximately $4,000 head
down at twelve markets; acute
shortage cows, bulls, and strictly
medium steers and yearlings, sug-
costing performance steers, most
ly low-good to low-choice kinds;
several loads strictly choice to
prime steers in crop; strictly good
and choice steers closed $3.50
higher at $500 upward; medium
and good grades 50-75 higher, very
active at close at 81. : rs; ex-
IRENE top choice to prime 1856
lb. steers 27.50; choice 1921 ID.
averages 27.00, but only five loads
above $3.50; best long yearlings
$500. Heifer yearlings 24.40 in
load lots, with odd choice head to
$500; heifers mostly so higher;
medium to strictly good heifers
heifers closed at 2O.0O-24.00; cows
100 higher, unseasonably scarce;
bulls $3.50 up, and vealers 50 to
100 higher: strictly good beef cows
reached 1000. Bulk 14.50-18.50
Gamers and cutters 11.00-13.50
heavy sausage bulls reached 1880;
choice vealers to $500; stock cat
tie closed strong to rs higher,
most medium to good offerings
17.50-19.50; with strictly good and
choice kinds 20.00-21.5 so. Choice
warmed-up yearlings reaching
]. rs.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-11

Mississippi has approximately
Is, 800, 900 acres in forest areas.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-11
PILOT FORCOES
FATHERS DAY.
Sacred Cows Pilot Ia Fly
Truman Home To Moth
er Today

FORT WORTH, Tex, May 10.
R - 1t. Col. Henry T. Myers,
pilot of the Presidential plane,
"The Sacred Cow" broke up his
first Fathers Day. with his H.
day old son today so that Presi-
dent Truman can spend mothers
Day Sunday with his mother in
Grandview, Mo.
The four-engined C-54 took of
from the long runway at F o r
Worth army air field at 1927 A.
M. (CST) for a nonstop flight to
Baltimore, where the United
States amba ssador to Mexico,
Walter Thurston, and his mother,
Mrs. John Thurston, will be left
so that Mrs. Thurston can 60 to
Johns Hopkins hospital for a
routine examination. Estimated
time of arrival in Baltimore is S
P. M. (EST).
Then the plane will fly to Ma
tional Airport in Washington with
Gen. Leobardo c. Ruiz, Mexican
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-11
COTTON CLOSING

NEW ORLEANS, May 10-(Pe
Cotton futures declined here today
under weekend liquidation. The
market closed barely steady 80
cents to $1.55 a bale lower.
Open High Low Close
May 36.71 36.75 36.41 36.45 off 81
Jly 34.67 34.75 34.37 34.42 off 81
Oct 29.59 1898 1886 29.42 off II
Dec 1857 $3.50 1888 1874 off 16
Mch 27.95 - - 81. 92b off 16
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-11

BOND AVERAGES
NHomp,led by The Associate
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-11
COTTON FUTURES

NEW YORK, May 1O-(P1Cot-
ton futures rallied to gains of al
most 81 a bale early today, but
subsequently lost most of the ad-
vance on increased profit taking
and some hedging.
Futures closed IS to $1.15 a bale
lower than the previous close.
Open High Low Last
May 1878 $500 1854 sc. 58n off %
Jly 34.71 34.80 BAT 1884 off 10
Oct 29.67 29.71 1884 29.43 off %
Dec 1896 28.7O 1887 28.4O off 81
Mch 27.95 27.95 27.82 27.75n off 20
May 27.55 27.60 27.34 27.28n off 81
Middling spot 37.19n, off 10.
n-Nominal.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-11
WALTER WINCHELL
CONTINUED From Page Six)

tailor. . This man (a1ways in the
background became a confidante
of Presidents and statesmen - a
two-fisted tighter for human
rights. . Catholics made him a
member of their National Catholic
Welfare Conference - Protestants
turned to him for guidance, Jews
honored him with the presidency
of their oldest and largest fra
ternal organization, B'nai Birth. .
He died Friday at IS. . Henry
Monsky, Human Being.
Memos of a Midnighter: Shir-
ley O'Hara's last line in her cine
ma review in New Repub: Joan
Bennett, a sly, static actress, is
perfectly cast as the predatory
American out : of : the-pages-of-
Winchell wife'. . HUH. .Izzat
good?. . .Evvabody wants to know
the name of the Henry Luce edi-
O whose International romance
with a famed statesman's wife is
being openly discussed. . No can.
He's married, too. . Attn all
Chicago colyumists, editors and
citizens: Joey Adams, top donor
to Runyon Cancer Fund, arrives
in Chi today. This is to certify
that he represents the Runyon
committee. We have SIS 5000 al
ready for your U. of Chicago can
Ger hospital. Please urge all mid
w~esterners to help us raise the
remaining rs Gs. Thanks. . Eddie
Maher Corner Liberty EDITOR
starts Washington's newest news
paper in a fortnight. It's the Unit
ed States Journal - a 5-day-a-week
slick paper of eight pages.
Curtain Calls: Highways in
Melody" NBC Friday ewes. . Phil
Brito's thrushing at the Strand.
Prof. Morales platters via Art
Ford's all-nighter in N. Y. Dali
cious. . Gordon MacRae's ringing
on the Teen-Timer's program. =.
Peg Only Heart" via the 3 Suns
The Eddie Condor jam sessh's
(Chewsday nights. Burl Ives
via Mutual Fridays. . Eddy Ho-
wards (Majectic) platter Of BE
side YOU. . Louis Prima's "Chi-
Ba-Ba" at the Commodore. . Ar
thur Blake's manifestations at
G'wich Village Inn. . M. Valdez
(the Cuban folsom at the Hav-
Mad.
Sounds in the Night: In
Llndy's: young Mussolini pop
ped up in Argentina, where all
Fascists seem to have the same
Perondezvous". . AT Iceland:
The smallpox scare is Ger, but
we still have Phillies' mgr. Ben
Chapman. AT Yank Sing:
"She's one of cafe society's pink
olectuals''. . AT the Singapore:
whenever a pal is down and out,
he first counts ten and then takes
a POWDER. . AT Reuben's: "Bilbo
must be a has : been for sure.
Hasn't had his name in Winchell's
column for months!". . AT the
Stork: "He just dosen't know
enough to come in out of the
Scotch. . AT Maestro Postal's:
what a heel! If you gave him
your right arm-he'd take it!".
At Hansen's: "L. B. Mayer sold
ali his nags to buy off the main
one. . AT the Simplon: "'That
isn't Gargantua. That's Toots in
person"
Corkscrew Canyon Confetti:
Cameron Mitchell, who'll have
feature billing with Van Johnson
in MGN's High Barbare,' was
an usher in a And St. movie joynt
eight yrs. ago. . Serge Ruben
STEMS lawyer fees for his court
trial and conviction were over
5000, 900. . George Jean Nathan
wires if Mondays blind item was
supposed to mean him-he gives
his honorable word it is a ca
nard. . Col. Vim Mr. Kentucky
Derby hisself) named a Derby
race (the 4th. we think for Da-
mon. And sent the fund 5 Gs.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-11
NEW ORLEANS MIDDLING

NEW ORLEANS, May 10-(P9-
The average price of middling 10
16 inch cotton today at ten deslg-
mated southern spot markets was
so cents a bale lower at 1914 cents
a pound; average for the past 81
market days 1926; middling ~
inch average 34.91.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-11
GRAIN PRICES

CHICAGO, May 10 - R - A
selling movement developed in
grains during the latter part OF
trading today and prices broke
sharply under the leadership OF
May wheat. Trading Vas active
and numerous stop-loss orders
were touched off on the decline.
Wheat closed q to 8 cents lower,
Nav 1861
34z lower, May S1.67%, and oats
1h15s lower, May 92A-%.
Wheat.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-11
MARKETS AT A GLANCE

NEW YORK, May 10-(PH.
Stocks-Mixed; price changes
narrow.
Bonds-Quiet, some rails i'm
prove.
Cotton-Irregular; July 1947 con-
tract in demand.
CHICAGO
Wheat - Weak: Big crop pros
poets.
Corn - Weak: Cropped with
wheat.
Oats - Weak; Influenced by
other grains.
Hogs - Nominally steady.
Cattle Nominally steady.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-11
TREND OF STAPLE PRICES

AN111>O Or SAfaI LIZ
NEW YORK, May 10 - The As
ISOLATED Press weighted whole
sale price index of IS commodi-
ties today declined to 171.18.
Previous Day 171.20, Week Ago
1901.
Month Ago 49, 8, Year Ago
116.9
1947 1916 1915 1914
High 1882 1859. u 1921 1887
Low 164.05 1920 107.9 90 106. 03
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LOCAL QUOTATIONS

a. Indicated annual dividend rate.
b. Income and profits dividends paid
in past IL months.
c. Paid in 1916.
(The above quotations are nominal
and are believed to be indications of
the price at which the securities may
be purchased or sold.)
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-11

military attache in Washington,
and his aide aboard.
Col. Myers and his crew then
have time for q few hours sleep
before taking off for Grandview
at 6 A. M. Sunday with President
Truman and his party aboard.
Col. Myers son has been named
Henry Tiff Myers, Jr.
The Nome nugget., 1947-02-05
Secretary Marshal Must Fight Alone

WASHINGTON, (P)-Secretary of State Marshall will have to car ry on without Senators Vanden- berry R.-MichO, and Connally D.-TexD, for at least a part of his first big four conference begin ming March 10 in Moscow.
 The two Senators, who provided James F. Byrnes with bipartisan aid and counsel, announced yes terday they have agreed that "the pressure of other matters" re- quires their presence in Washing ton.
 Vandenberg said in a statement his job as Senate foreign relations committee chairman makes it nec- essary for him to be on hand for the ratification of Italian and Bal kan treaties and Congressional ac- tion on international trade and re lief.
 But both Senators said they will go to Moscow later if Marshall and President Truman desire.
 "It should be distinctly stated" !"
The Nome nugget., 1947-02-05
Committee ClOaks Witnesses In Mystery

WASHINGTON, (P), The House committee on un-American activ- ities tossed a cloak of mystery to- day over all but one of it's "impor- tant witnesses" summoned to testi- fly tomorrow.
 Except to say that Gerhard Eis- Ter, arrested yesterday at his New York home, will be on hand for the committees first public ses- sion of l947, chairman Thomas R.-N. JD, declined to be specific.
 Eisler has been depicted in com mittee testimony as the Kremlin's top agent in this country.
 There are about dozen impor- tant witnesses under subpoena and you better be on hand to see who they are," Thomas told newsmen who prodded him for some identi- fication.
 He could not name them now, he added, because of "the delicate nature of the situation"
 Asked whether prospective wit nesses include Hollywood celebri- ties whom the committee has in- dicated it will question during the year, Thomas said only "They are coming from considerable dis tances."
 Despite Eisler's arrest in New York and his transfer to Ellis Is- land for possible deportation pro- ceedings, Thomas said he is "con- fident" that Eisler will be on hand tomorrow.
 He disclosed that the committee
The Nome nugget., 1947-02-05

on January 31 requested the jus tice department to keep a twenty four hour surveillance in order to insure" Eisler'S appearance.
 Eisler was identified last year by Louis F. Budenz, former Commun- ist editor, as the leader of the Communist movement in the United States. Budenz renounced Communism to join the Catholic church and accept an economics professorship at Notre Dame and later at Fordham.
 The federal warrant on which Eisler was picked up yesterday charged violation of the enemy alien act.
The Nome nugget., 1947-02-05
Bierut Elected Polish President

WARSAW, (P - Boleslaw Bic rut, who had headed the Moscow born provisional Polish govern ment for l6 months, was elected president of Poland for a seven- year term by the bloc-controlled Parliament today.
 Deputies of StaniSlaW Mikolaj- czyk's Polish Peasant party, which has contended that the election forming the parliament was nei- ther free nor unfettered, cast 25 negative votes, four votes were in- valid and seven deputies were ab- sent.
 The deupties wrote their votes on slips of paper and dropped them in a box before the parlia- ment rostrum. The announcement of the tally brought most of the deputies to their feet cheering. The Polish Peasant party mem bers remained seated.
The Nome nugget., 1947-02-05
COLD WEATHER CLOSES SCHOOLS

The Territorial School was closed this morning and the chil- dren sent home because of the low temperatures in the school rooms. Although the boilers were running to capacity the tempera- lures could not be brought to more than 50 degrees in the majority of the rooms, Vim. Angell, superin-
 tendent of the school, announced.