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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-05-16
Babtist w. M. i.
Holds Meeting,

The Woman's Missionary Union
of the Mount Tabor Baptist church
held the regular monthly meeting
of the organization at the church
Monday afternoon.
Mrs. D. F. McGougan, president,
presided over the business session.
Mrs. C. G. Westmoreland was
in charge of the Bible study and
Mrs. B. L. Nesmith, Jr., presented
the program under the discussion
of Japan.
The Monday afternoon meet
ing marked a change from Wed:
nesday. All members are urged
to note the change Of the regular
monthly meetings which will be
held the Monday following the
second Sunday of the month in
the future.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-05-16
Mrs. Harry Bell
Is Club Hostess

Mrs. Harry Bell entertained her
bridge club at her residence Tues
day afternoon at which time Mrs.
D. ]. Hughes was winner of the
high score award.
At the conclusion Of bridge,
Mrs. Bell served a chicken salad
course with coffee to the follow
ing: Mrs. Hughes, Mrs. B. L. Ne
smith, Jr., Mrs. Oliver Prince,
Mrs. ]. M. McGougan, Mrs. c..
G. Westmoreland, Mrs. S. P. Smith
and Mrs. Frank Boswell.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-05-16

-TTS- T.7Tneeh 0a7+s anc son,
Jo:=ch ..nHecey, o. Wilmington,
NJ -:-:::,::..::ns liz. Qav:s PARENTS,
ri. AM sir. ]. =. Ii,ii~ md WI,
nari-' parent, Eav. and. MIR
Winiray Davis. Mi. DaviS ac~
comp.nicd them here Saturday
where he spent the week end.
Miss Myrtle Davis of Wake For,
est college spent the week enc
here with her parents, Rev. anc
J Mrs. Winfrey Davis.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-05-16

FEc.ACE IN NJ -NCEO
Mr. and Mys. .crn Grady Coy
OF Iaccr Eitj amHo0ncs the en-
easement CT their daughter. Lena
Mae, to Charles Errnard Me
Giants, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Denver
McCants of Andrews, S. G.
The wedding will take place
June the 9Th Mt the First Baptist
church. LoriS.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-05-16
Junior s. s. Class
|EniOys Outing

Miss Luray Leonard, teacher of
the Junior class of the Saint Paul
Methodist Sunday school, enter
tanned her pupils at weiner roast
at the Gore mill pond Wednesday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alden Leonard as
sisted Miss Leonard with the out
door outing.
About 10 were in attendance.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-05-16

Motorists are mighty glad to pa
tronize Eds Service Station. The
driveway's always clearly swept,
the pumps kept nicely painted, and
the Office and rest rooms neat and
spotless. And Ed himself is "3erv-
ice with Smile"
It's not only Eds idea. The COM
pany that supplies Eds oil and
gasoline insists on certain STAN
dards-not just in the upkeep Of
the station, but in the courteous
service that Ed renders.
It's like the brewers program of
Self-Regulation. Through bulletins,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-05-16

on her shoulder che pinned the or
child lifted from her wedding hou-
quet. Upor their return they
will he at home in Tabor City with
the brideProon1's mother.
Mrs. Carroll is n douohtor Of
Nr. and Mrs. James n. Graham,
Sr., of Loris. Sh" graduated from
Loris schools and attended Lime
stone college at Gaffnev.
Mr. Carroll ic = son of NTre. H.
{. Garrell and he late Mr.. Car
rell of Tabor City. He is a gra-
duate Of the Tabor City schools
and attended State college at Ral-
eieh. He is a veteran Of Worll
War II, having served tour of
duties with the navy. He holds a
position with the Carroll Sales
company in Tabor City.
REHEARSAL PARTY
Saturday eveninn following the
rehearsal the brides mother en-
tertained members of the wedding
party and their guests at cake
outline at her residence. She was
assisted with hostess duties by Mr..
Y: F. CauHey and Mrs. Claude
Thomas. Mrs. RI. G.. Surgs was
IN charge Of the brides book.
The livinr room VA" lovely with
arrangements of pink roses and
carnations. Cry:tals bowls filled
with roses and carnations, off |
set with burning tapers marked
the decorations in the dining room.
and the table was overlaid with
lace dinner cloth.
The three TERED wed ing cake
was topped by miniature bride
and bridegroom.
Assisting in serving ice cream.
axe and accessories were Mis-
Sybll Causey, Miss Mary Lerane
Graham and Miss Margaret Suggs
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-05-16

e1e47 UNITED STATES BREWERS FOUNDATION North comm.,
Suite 6o66o7 Insurance Building Raeish. Nonh Carolina
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-05-16
Presbyterian Auxiliary
Observes Anniversary

The Woman's Auxiliary of tho
local Presbyterian church held
+he regular monthly meeting at
the church Tuesday evening at
which time thew celebrated the
third anniversary of the local or
ranization and the 25th anniver-
cary of the founding of the Pres
byterian Auxiliary.
Miss Myrtle Bailey was in char
pe of the rromran1 +oniced "Broth-
ers or Bombs" which was a con-
tinuation of the study course en-
titled "Thy VIII Re Done-Now."
Mrs. J. A. Hufham was in char
"e Of the devotional and Mrs. D.
A. Blue. president. presided over
he business session.
At the conclusion Of the pro-
cram rnmhere assembled in the
recreation h"'l for sorial hour.
Mrs. j. P. Brown was hostess and
served ice cream with the auXili-
airy birthday cake.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-05-16
From where | sit e. By Joe MAJ 81
"service with a smi,,a J"

meetings and personal visits :.
brewers encourage retailers of,
to maintain clean. law. abi;l;n, wv
erns. Those that don't toe tho y;
are reported to the authorize "
From where l sit, its Just Com.
mon business sense to see that fl.
product which you sell is bsnS ~
by responsible, courteous nso,
through attractive outlets T. ~:
the good will and the gratitu3s -
the community.
@@s Mp.<
a..
Evening star., 1947-08-12
Chicoqo Groin

shsaslSs sSae9 14ie.. Avn marked sos.7
futures session at the Board Of Trade
Up sharply at the opening IN activl
trading, Grains reversed the trend mid.
,.y nay sreTsh ~ ss:sfsa Rss:,ts ssRs,s: g
e.. A. 1: ss: TN eSsg ss1 i'st sss sqs asA s:er;
Fss o aeia.sias' i sa inasusss. t'sss in IL. trad.
ins was the weather. although the Coy
efAn.ent srap sstlmste. released after thu
ssst. siHs b.hsr sssEes, vsls rs' II: .snevnss ss
msnt that the GevernMsnt Is out OF tn,
Aeui market Tor the TING sHd ths re-
lsas aasas ~ cIty ~Esss's nEsss st.srs .so 4 s1
Toward the end Of the session whea
At the ' end Of the session wheat was un
changed to cent lower than the preyiou
sN ieWer. Ssptembcr a.siE, est. xer,
u higher to Y lower. September l.O2M-A
wn. Ia GhiessE, CASH MAEhst.o. ~.
eesrs esra Sss4 as' ,siles, III; -: sssEs e. SO
srade, 2.o0.2.ia; No, white, s'SS. Oats
heavy mixed, l.Oak No. mixed, I.07
I.Ofh: No. i heavy white, I.0S; No.
extra heavy vhits, 1,l2 No. whit
sSie: sSis.; 81 No. i,9s;3G1s y3s1s. Isl
Eoi %eiov sYs.ass s:E|.2 S,t;ss ssybsagS sa
weight, timothy, $4,000; red top 12.50.
Evening star., 1947-08-12
Chicago Livestock

.s: szlssAsess ssss ts: $500 gsH sss.s ::':s: ss.,ss
Is Cents Higher; butsSsss svss 800 sounds
only steady; market efosing slow, with vir-
ssEs; praetissi 10, rs. Is; sae load. 70 90;
CSC ."es essSsSs isSisse peSas psssnss psssS.
sss;ss. .sSSsrs cS yss. a:sd: aso:saS round .s
And shoies seMs seMs unaeF ss9 RsyHaS; aa; x.
fss5s1s's5. fs9 g1gnss ls'sS-siso; @so.sse 'ound'
ssiabie Cattle. 5000: total. 5000; sal.
able calves, ZOO; total, 700; fed steers and
heifers steady to strong; only choice cattle
strong, however,; medium and sood sades
slow. specially II light; cews and bulls
streng; vealers strong, but heavy slaushtsI
steers topped at 80. .st: several Loads, as 90.
sss ion: ,'.sseS ssS asas sasr 'ss;s: sSs: hisf
si,srys a srs: .. e S 'ssTIss I .:y. :ns -.
AZ Az r.H.s!, I .sas:sS ,s:.|..: Y: % o. sssn s',:
''s hs;.' ...s :ss:' s;:ss, s,. H.ast;Ss6 sS6o ,.,
Us cents kIsssr. other slss..s isstss
s.ssss .s tsss esss4S, sss' ~ 'sssai sms
ssnnsss sss "seiuH s:ssss .s:as: ne;
NEST good and choice alsughtss ewes
1000; common. mainly 7,60.
Evening star., 1947-08-12
Crude Oil Production
Up Slightly in Week
By me Asss<isisd Pssss

TULSA. Okla, Aug. II. - tn.
United States crude oil production
for the week ended August Q aver.
aged S,ll3,s4o barrels daily. 1s,42.
barrels more than the preyiou.
weeks output, the Oil and Ca
Journal reported today.
Texas increase in production OF
1885 barrels to 3,2s3,S00 barrels
was the principal factor In tn.
weekly gain. ! ....
Other notable gains we're: Louisi-
ana, up 4,s76 barrels to 435, $50;
Oklahoma. $3.50 to, 3ss.5S0: Missis.
sippi, 2,S45 to s9,sSS, and Michigan
1855 to 4l0l6.
Kansas output was sharply lower
down $3.50 barrels to 283, 100
Wyoming decreased 2,275 barrels te
l16,3oo.
Evening star., 1947-08-12
Stocks Edge Higher;
SteeIs, Motors and
Rails Take Lead
By Victor Eubonk
Asseeiatsd Press Fins neieI Wyjts,

NEW YORK, Aug. l2.-Selected
steels. motors, rails and industrial
specialties today led the stock mar.
ket on . slow-soing recovery shift.
While the ticker tape loafed from
the start and many leaders did little
or nothing, gains Of fractions tx
around points held a wide MAORI.
" near the fourth hour.
The comeback was attributed
mainly to timid short covering anc
quick-turn buying based on the ides
the reaction OF the past two week.
had served Is q normal technica.
correction Of the substantial swinf
from the mid.May lows.
Lack Of volume on the revival wa,
. bit Encouraging to the optimists
Numerous customers stood aside tx
await economic developments abroad
and more light on the domestic
business picture.
Earnings and dividends dropped
some fayorites. but were ignored by
others. Film stocka were 4 bit hirh.
or on further hopes that d compro-
mise would be reached Ia the British,
tax problem.
On the upside most of the day
were United States Steel, Bethlehem
Republic Steel, Chrysler, General
Motors. REQ Motors, Goodrich
Montgomery Ward, Intsrnationsl
Harvester, Douglas Aircraft, Curtiss-
Wright "A" (on the first dividend
this year,. Western Union "A,'
American Telephone, General Elsc-
tric. Kennecott, Du. Pont, Allied
Chemical, Paramount Pictures, 10th
Century-Fox, Publicker. American
Woolen. Continental OIL. Shell Union
Oal, Santa Re. Southern Pacific and
Southern Railway.
Bonds steadied.
Evening star., 1947-08-12
Tobacco Markets

RALMqH N, c.. Aus. ~ M,.--salss
s,sysd into sSs s.sSnS az 81 tie arst Arst
r.css were isfssu,sIh ,!h ysstssssg ahtssssninas IS:
FsasEsl and Stats. bepsrtmsnta ef Aeri:
rsRdsseriDt vsrs u psr hundred sounSs
hishsr' hs mSiE MA!l. Dsiminss V'Is steady 70
- Le:ssi y up t. is w.rs rspertsd among
> Sgslity 81 the Ss" "merksh Sssiih Which opened
sssntiss ss. : s. ae,Syss s.s
" S;.isss.fi.s!a. ,ri...
.,,v ,vtkpsH2sTA !p1s2ss ca; Aug; y a=,Gssr;;
s'fE 'fEs,.s ;s:t::' :t:: ,slt.s sssss ss
ssss:a Ss;s ssssI: 'iis;' i;a vi: VT
as ssnfdi 9'sy q ds''sNss Nsre hiss; ~;
vas easrea and less hss ana nendsserintt
rear, gss:ssEas q M.nsssssss ssssl l.is:. isa' Low "
Luss .ss aSts:r.' Il. most
:ss:s s: II Il, ~: q s.r; 81
'ss .:sssafss e sh:iasl ssss s.,. ''ss:: X:
,ss:s sss.. z ..a Y: .ns
Psssssss's ID. vi ;s,a 4: s5
Tor al belts was ..timstsa is e l.sSs lsSasssslSn ssssn,
600 peuHds or about 17,75O,OOO miiiien
more than On July l.
Evening star., 1947-08-12
|CzechosIoyak Scouts
Find Warm Welcome
Al World Jamboree
sy the Assseiatsd Press

MoIssoN. France. Aug. IA
East-West antagonisms appearet
today to have dissolved completely
among the Boy Scouts attending
the World Scout Jamboree.
Czechoslovak seouts-the only
representatives here Of Slav natior
found themselves pleasantly anc
Unexpectedly surprised by the
warmth of their welcome. ant
pamphlets they brought with them
to plead for understanding Of sla,
youth >remained In their head.
quarters tent, undisturbed.
Some Of the Cxechoslovak boys
said they expected to find the camp
antagonistic. Instead. they were
welcomed with open arms.
One 17-year-old Czechoslovak
boy said:
We've learned 4 new kind of in
ternational unity here. We were
taught to look for political unity be-
tween nations. Here, nations Just
don't matter. It's = higher unity
between human beinss-not coun-
tries. Every boy Is just . boy to
every other boy"
The Czechoslovaks had been In Z
delicate position with regard to the
jamboree. A rival international
youth meeting now Is being held in
their own country. and it is being
boosted enthusiastically by the Com
munist press, in opposition to this
jamboree.
The Hungarians. also. have been
welcomed here. Hungary at first
had arranged to send AS Scouts,
but Russian authorities cancelled the
departure Of the group. Later the
Russians agreed to let 100 20 and
after protests, increased the mum.
ber to 200.
Polish Scouts have been excluded
as members Of 4 political movement
violating Scout principles. The Rus.
slams, who have no Scout movement
were invited to send observers, bu,
Evening star., 1947-08-12
Pepeo 10 Open Bids
On New Preferred al.
New York Tomorrow
By Edward c. Stone

Bids for the new Potomac Electric
Power preferred stock will be opened
in New York tomorrow and awarded
at once to the highest bidder.
In the refinaneing of the power
company, this stock will replace the
presently outstanding $4,000, 900 Sh
per cent preferred stock and the
81, 900 600 9 per cent preferred, which
have been called for redemption OF,
September i.
The new Potomac Power preferred
will have q par value Of $50 share
and will be exchangeable one share
OF the old stock for two shares OF
the new. The offer to holders Of the
old stock will remain In effect 9or
about ten days after the bids have
been awarded. 1t Is expected the
new preferred will pay between $50
and 3.75 per cent share.
Wide Interest Reported.
Washington investment houses are
deeply interested in the outcome OF
the competitive bidding. The re-
manning preferred stock. which is
not taken by holders of the old
stock, will be placed on the market
and sold to the public.
In the past, all the common stock
Of the Potomac Electric Power co,
has been owned by the Washington
Railway d. Electric Co. In the re-
financing Of Potomac Power and the
dissolution of Warrington Railway
& Electric, q new $40 par common
stock will appear on the scene. In
vestnient dealers expect q lively
demand for this stock when 1t is
offered the public.
When the disqualification ID COM
pleted, the new Potomac Electric
Power Co. will be absolutely tnde-
pendent. Railway & Electric will be
dissolved and all control by the
North American Co. will be ended
This point is being specially stressed
by Investment leaders In the a.
nsncial district.
w. r. Il +. Offers Transit Stock.
The Capital Transit Co. has regis
tered with the Securities and Ex-
change Commission the 10000
shares>of 500 par value stock which
is owned by the Washington Rail-
way &c Electric Co.
Washington Railway IL Electric
proposes to offer holders of w. r. e.
Z. common the right to purchase the
Transit stock at $40 q share. For
each share Of common stock owned
holders will be allowed to buy two
shares Of the Capital Transit stock
The stock which Is offered at $40 q
share, sold on the Washington Stock
Exchange last week ut $2S.25 share
The North American Co., parent
Of washington Railway and owner
of S0,is7 Of its common shares, will
be issued rights to purchase so,3e4
shares of the Transit stock, as well
as any shares not purchased by other
common stockholders,
Warrington Railway will use pro-
ceeds, together with approximately
s455,s OF other funds toward pay
ment Of $4,000. 900 outstanding bank
loan notes.
Evening star., 1947-08-12
N. Y. Bond Market
'isisas:o iai Lii H's;s'is;s 81 i::uIa' Ihar'''

Duo 1t 3Iss 6B loyA
ia M&o 2O44 y S6AA
1Hud&M RI IS 81 5SsN
Hud&M in u 81 asa
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I3c Louvi 3 " $50 100
IICCStLor5s63a S4h
ICCStLou As 63 8olS
lint q NAst6s62 17h
IntHydroEi6s44 -
Lsh Val As 20o3 -
MKT 63 62a o2h
MKT 1st $3.50 79ih
Mo Fac Bhs ~ 43A
Mo pac Is 30 n. 76M
Mo Pae IN d 10 -
IMee&E3 ss2U00 1eh
MIC <'hs2013A 2AA
NY Ch&otl 3se6 -
NYNH&A % <s ASA
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NYOW RI Is 90. loM
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Nor p cit 4Ms76 loan
Nor rac 4s 81 10Dh
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Pac GAZE 3s 20 look
PsnnCtAtrS1as6c ~
Penn P&Lt Ss05 los
PennkN gnBs6R lllh
PsnnRRs4Ms65 1cott
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stL SW # Is 90 slN
sesh ina As20fo 6oi<
Shall On 2haSl -
SoPae4hsor57 1olN
So Ry IN II B6 -
So Ry 4s 6tL 81 loA
swiftACo2 Hs72 lo3A
Tex&Pae 3Ns6b Joan
! Third Ave 8s 80 70
! Third Ave 4s 90 -
! On Pae 2hs 20 1o9A
lva&6W on sass 1o1
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] West On IS ~ S2iA
west On 81 60 eeM
Evening star., 1947-08-12
North Highlands Citizens
To Discuss PIuyoround

Members of the North Highlands
Citizens Association will meet at
3 o'clock tonight at the First
Nazarene Church. Arlington. to dis
cuss plans for the opening OF tbs
recently completed community
playground which the association
has sponsored.
The playground, located at North
Troy and Twenty-first streets, In
Arlington, will be opened ofilcially
September 5. The playground sits
was donated by the First Nazarens
Church Of Arlington.
Evening star., 1947-08-12
Dividends Announced
NEW YORK. Aus. /: ~. Dividends de-
New, York Cotton

NV YonK. avg; % M;.ccttsn is.
ssn.asi.l l e sas y ssssan as' CROP a ss..s '''
The market rallied TO Gains ef moro
Orlsans and local buying which disclosed
Z scarcity Of offerings. tieuidsting PRES
sure deyeleesd later On the news Of rains
LAte aftsrnoen prices we're 1s esnts 70
october, 32 So: December. 3..13: March.
Evening star., 1947-08-12
Market AVERAGES
FOREIGN Exehonae

NEW yoRK. Avs: ~ N:-Tssssss e..
sssss: ssiss: a:s. sss:s tsl'ss s:.t. o'''' s'''n In
Canadian dollar in New York epsn mar.
kst III per csnt discount or a2,lsA
iarse.: 4 ses!'' da..s X + d ss.s osx. un.
ehanssd;, Pranes tfFaaeY. SAN q cent.
up, .06Mi eysder lkre4sn LaTe5. rn.
ss'zo. sssas'si uin.hsnsss: hs:'a"a us"o' ''''' ~
Latin xsnSslss: Arssntins free. s4.sl.
unehsnsea; Srssil frss. $50 uhehansed;
Evening star., 1947-08-12
1suTi, Sais. g sAs Eashaass Tsd.s:

.sssiy ss'ss ?: ~ sasaaass Isasy:
800 B.m.. go 90 2:v6 s.m.- $40 ooe
, s. J. Il s:sSa 70 :: :1s: s.ss sa s;s
sssI. i: s:.;s
Sissusssm:ats Ss q rs Ssssa "a ths ~ Isl "a sus1tsris
Or semiannual declarasion. upissI other.
wise noted. special or sxsfs 9iya4eads ars
Q Also extra Or extras. tlus stock divi.
1snd. 4 cash or stock. efsid last year.
tsyse!s u s.seks DsslsssS q Essa e g
fundt. k Aceumulatsd dividends paid q
declared this year.
Evening star., 1947-08-12
odd.Lot Dsolinas

.uI.. "a fsss:n.: az a. s.psss: r:
cd teday these transsetions By customers
With eed.let destsrs or spsctslists on thu
nv H ssssss ssss,snss ,sSss,ss ssr Hssss 4ssSa'
shsysS; 3,eSS salsS involving 10e,0AG
shares, including 90 shert ssles invelviAl
Evening star., 1947-08-12

WSNlAlJ 9ANA
IntBRku 3s72 lo7 .
IntBR&D2A671oo a
FOREIGN ESQ
Australia3laS67 1ox
Australiaaatss2 S1N
Brasil o. IL st =, 4SN
Chile 6s 90 esd z7H
Colombia 81 10 SoA
Cuba %As ~ lisa
Norway4Ns s., ,1oolA
Peru ~ 30 l6lh
peind4hs6s Esd ~
RIO dsjehs6ast 2sN
Sac P st % t0st ~
DoMEsTIc z:so
| AMIR r $4,000 lo1sh
Am T D r IS So i1%
Am TAT 2Ns0l 1a2ik
Am Tat 2Mso6 Soh
| AMTobsceo3s6o ao9aA
| AT q p Is eB i3e3t
| AtlCoastL4 1as641o9
B q o % 96 j. -
Halt&oh 6s0aS Glk
Baltdso o5HK.0o0 q
B b o ev 90 I7%
Bang A On IL 81 -
Bell "a 81 soc l37
Bcst Me 4hsa 10 51,A
Dost NYAL Ass -
Burl CR&N6s34 81
lcan NatbS6 69o Oct lo&
Can Fac ~ perp SeA
Caro- Gao a. 66 looN
Cn NR NJ IL ~ JOY
cn RR MIS- ~ 1oN
chi&E I Inc ~ -
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Chi ~ 81 ~ ~
GRIP 4Ias 52A- -
GRIP Ana so J5H
G r RIP Is - =, -
CRP RI Is "a -
CrH&sE 2SSso4 cay
Cons Ny A 50 A5i1
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Day PAL 2N7B lolA
Del I.k&Wn5s73 q
D&R03-4sp3Wi 9lA
DwChem 2.3Bs6 looA
Evening star., 1947-08-12
New York Produce

NV, York. August Il f1.-euttsr
sF s:aaai SEsam'sx S:rEs a'ssHA Aaas
a2 seera, (A1s rs; 90 aeere ID. 10: ss
mand "a cent a pound ever tho bulk car
ten price,
chssse, s13,o41; steady, prices un.
tsss, go. 7s3. steady. Spot quotation,
follow Chased on vholasals salss 81 re-
ceivers to tebbers and large retaflers)
Sf:ss; Extras issnd = Iars:, sssa:ns ss.ss estrss
2 large, N-4S; standsfd ) large. 47-56;
current recsipts, e1-4S; dirtiss' $3.50;
Evening star., 1947-08-12

none came. Yugoslavia, Romanis
and Bulgaria are not represented
here.
Evening star., 1947-08-12
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
FURNISHED ~ the AssseiatsA Press,

Acme Steel az
Adams EXP Ag-.
Adams=Mlisl hg
Addrssse l.1be
Admiral CoypM Ms
Air Reduction !
tAldnsIncplkA.
Ausghany Corr .
AMeshsny CO uf
Alisg Lud ] .20e-
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