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Evening star., 1947-05-24
REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

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SScHoR a1R pIfeeoRxrNS Ie Raj sPs hsS
Ing, papsringr and steeple-iack WORK, ,s4 ass-
assssGsHTfTEcruRAl ssss TPFf X l's DESIGN service-Les
us help you plan that new house or the
specially. Call us for appt. RoH5ER'
E1sss sn Taaos ssDssssss sss
aa Bk1cR HefsnaddN sTadNpNG il exterior and interior
phntiins' pphaniss No Ses' GAS or CO. siss. "a.
h5I CIV Houses. porches, garages
snd rstsnns1 ~ walls sts sPscis1ss 4snIs,e. +,
ss9 4, ss esss do II 4Hoas SS5 fff1LLoRso Fl
1912 Kansas ave. NV, Randolph 4S3o.
BRICK WORK. genera, building and re-
pairing: glass block and concrete. etc.
SaShhi SAMHhA q RiEPsiRiNG, 4s-heur service,
bs4ies fSsssa 4sa4. asf Room Sos. $50 s.
CAMERA REpArRs-s15 10th st. nv.
LER & dALBERT. INC. Ma A., AL.
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CARPENTRYcompls...s, rsmod,sll,ns resi- 81
s5as ssn5sa ea eaa s2NgWoRTH ga 4sis
CARPENTRY, roof painting, screening and
ssReTswI wasa TspaiTpnn pn o9o after rs
CARPENTRY-1st-cla mechanic: store
fixtures cabinets screens. porches. oak
floors. wood and asbesos siding. co. 9l9S.
CARPETS AND LINoLEUMs sold. laid.
repaired. servicing floor covering since
GsMENf faS9 cav w6RkRoors HuMMAs Wv walls rat and
IRE ire paroohng,y > walks, driveways. = to ss: $40
aIr.NiNG M IA; s1af 4 upholstered furniture and
rugs by new and revolutionary process:
sensational results guaranteed; work done
in your own home. For estimates, eau
DIRT REMOVED. under porchss.. cellars.
yards, By load or contract E1. s.o2. 2go2.
EIgss EslgEaTSTc II su1ssNyT uH1sosNyTFscTis IA Sase D. Ma
apIlygANeE sIlg NJ FL EIEes Tk lsI5. ri: org, IS:
FLooRs FIaa sSNDED and finished. cleaned
snd s yaxsd iyos Te5s dsns @s 2 1,Ss s. Va and sd.
FLOOR SANDING and refnishlng. clean.
ing and waxing; CAL AT, 35SI .25
TESpEn T12k sAsRe poos sEkycE AsP H S4
sI6SK Fl oy a9lss 9slassprsa MACHINES, .dses,,
y se 81 AND ads @ Il Saasns dG! oo as us
FLOORS CLEANED and waxed. walls
washed. Venetian. blinds cleaned; price.
reasonable. FIR, 1859 or II. 2031. 20
FIooR fErss SANDING, FINISHING, cleanins.
waTing. Have ny yegT y. ~ noors M % done g shs
3If9; ewes. RA. o162. 5425 Ga. ave. nv.
FLOORS sanded and refinished. equal 10
new: immediate service; reasonable prices.
Ma. 032i. cITY-wIDE FLOOR SERVICE.
FURNITURE REPAIRED and rennished In
any time EN-. s301.
FURNITURE repaired snd refnished in
your home. work guaranteed. Call LII.
1857 evenings and SATURDAYS. 27s
fConfinued On Next Peao.l
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COLORED GIRL, experienced, with good
refs, wants part-time or 2 permanent
davs' work m T30o -25
CoIoRED COZ Red Girl, Is Is. wishes work in
nursing and iight housework: no Sundays.
COLoRED WOMAN desires day work;
f1rst-class cleaning and laundry; have
refs Call Me. 11T5.
GIRL. colored. desires morning work from
s to 12. Call CO. 1875 between and IL.
GIRL. colored excellent cleaner, laundress.
wishes work. Tues, Wed. Thurs. Will
consider fulI-time maids Job in store,
beauty shop or doctors ONCE; Al refs
GIRL, colored, wants general housework
or care for children. Call HO. 1412.
MAID, colored, wants part-time Inv. and
plain cooking, pm. to $50 dinner, able
to plan own meals; excel. refs; $50 wk.
ne or NV section. HO. 1885.
NURsEMAID, colored, would like caring
for children or part-time work; eXper.;
WISH TO PLACE good, reliable g.h.w
and plain cook, May 2S to July s: or
June 15 to Aug. j: adults preferred. Wo
42o7
WOMAN, colored. wishes place as maid
or plain cook; go to Atlantic City, refs.
Write 1877 10th ST. NV.
WOMAN, colored. desires general house
work with .n s4sa smployed adult; no nights GUY
TWO GIRLS, colored, want daywork and
ewes; any kind, good refs. LU. 0432
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Classified Advertising
Office Hours

Classified Advertising may
be placed over the telephone
MONDAY through FRIDAY
from 8 am. to 8 pm.
SATURDAY from 8 am.
to q pm.
SUNDAY from II am. to 8 pm.
H4
For those wishing to trans
act business in person the first
hoor Business Counter Is open
MONDAY through SATURDAY
from 8 am. to II pm.
SUNDAY from 8 am. to 8 pm.
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BoOKKEEPER, accounts receivable

BOOKKEEPER, accounts receivable and
accounts payable, handling bank deposits
and knowledge of typine. Box 4a5-E,
CURTAINS hand. .Iaundered; panels. 75c
per pair; ruff1ed. 81 pair. AT. 145o:
D1crArHoNE sTENoGs. tsl, thoroughly
able of handling details and responsibility;
ssateihg Writer gprsferrsd. sanrs Box 1906 Star
ions: ions sss Gowns specjalty;. feas. @ MIS- MSS
GIRL, GIRL eoiored. color l. desires ONCE work, no typ
ing; receptionist in doctors or dentists
hs aeTsd esrss fnshfb ob M ss stoss girl
GTRL, Gi rs. oto colored. red neat. refined desires
amess. SS eyes re fsa5 after seho4 MI fe5'sf 5o47
GoVERNEss. white. several years sx-
perience; reliable care of boy to T., Ma.
GovfERNEss-NURsE, Al ref; engage
NURSE, practical, desires care Of baby:
die aged. temperate, nonsmoker; live out
prefer. Boy 11T-G. Star. 90
shan aTass esse Sete re essR eebe 1855
NURSE wishes position caring for or 2
81. d .dssn several years exDer' local ref.
PsAcTIcAL Paa cT s'sHj NURSE, colored, wants work
city limit caI between 10 am. and 6
3 sTRsos e Ms sasEcRETARY aisT wants reliable posl-
ton: exper., smbitions, industrious; eSseL ss
TafEosfSe, TssfTspssffsS; AB BPagssMAKrNG and altera-
tons. 1867 GOOD Hope I'd. Sc: TR, osso:
daswork lob. fY to 8 or 5 to 4. DE. 1921.
YOUNG LADY, A. ,,.4 solorss desires a1 position ps
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HELP AlEN.

YOUNG NAN, accurate ct figures and VIZ
ing 70 learn bockkeepinE in wholesale NET
lrouse Excellent salary to start with
rapid advancement Experience not neces-
sary but helpful Write to Boz CSC. star
TRApE HI lnds AssoCIATI0N wants man ae-
auainted with home builders and sabcons
tractors In Washington area. cxperisnceo
in sales. Preferably with some labor
exper Car essential. Substantial salaIy,
details Of exper. and salary recuirem.ssnnts. .sn
sq1 RHaL E3psaf ssafAia 5saef SERVICE, INC. Of Vir-
einia Realtors. have an empty desk. On
last years average this desk VIII pay me
man who flls It over 50, ,900. heai estate t
sround OF some sort and car are es,
sential. Most important is ambition ana
the desire to carve SuccesSful career.
We viii Investigate you, get your credit
report because we are particuiar& IA IS 10 %
man who finally sits down ut that desk
Will receive our utmost co-operation. eau
MR.. AKRE, our sales manager, OK. 25so.
Evening star., 1947-05-24

SITUATIONS MEN.
ss1 @ b Tssas sosa:
eess accouSTasT-SoS9xarERr sasf rsiiabls
.se s Tin t.ssassns:
AseesasouNrANr. sesaso experienced. oners COM
ssss seasaas:sa. s;..' ss5 i. ssi
sec sscecooutsNhrANr-.uditor-s otshr -sookEeeper. aa snall
rsis ow snas nR az
AUTO MECHANIC coiorsd. lst-class. ~
YRS; experience, desires employment u
3 Ss.is, ! s.s s. Es.n,.a e ,.a sss'.
Gyg fsiSIhEaK Il has .xsys gss sn sI st:s r.
sires const work; housing project man
eyer, maintenance supt., held and execu-
tiye s exper.s consider foreign duty. j Box
EadiNEER. rraas 8 and ,aniter sss,rss
GkAD6uaHftE ACCOUNTANT seeks position iis
peIenss ss.h SpA csss sss psn saa accounting
spartmsnt baildins dH WITH WITH quarters. @ 'oD Best s
IaWEnRY lsssfsniss, sSGRRayER Enc RSs and ensrosser.
NAN es Desires aGs ~o odd JOBS. sashins windows
and painting. Call DE. 1866. -2b
MAN wants to take care OF lawns. plants.
sodding and small repairs, TR 1928. --26
chine operator. duplicatins, or Shipping
clerk: college education. Cali AD. 9205. :
MAN, colored. nice. reliable. wishes part
tine ssE6 .n to lS s,.i Ex lsis s.s;,.. rsn.
resent lge. co. selling in VA. salary and
comm. basis: Used to meeting people
fessional projectionist, photog.. investiga-
Internal. Must Be assured s1oo OF more
MARRIED VETERAN, age 80, neat appear
ance. conscientious and dependable, start
ing school June 2, classes am, TO p.m., !,
desires part,ttme smnioymens ,sr aitef n.arsn pm,
also thoroughly trained in duties of dept
MasRfED ssGIs e ho'e yeTssAN Account
ancy school n wants mr n1o5adng soad empioymassn1
FzINIEk ,5ts5tsr 81 sftsSslssE; ass lstslass
iPAifNsTTER-PAPER HANGER -plasterer; goed
work. prompt and courteous; Call REFS
"a & ss:
VETERAN, white. college student. desires
a job cutting lawns. general yard work IN
SnSeTsy Sprns ass ass. siey ss Or HstSs sasss
WHITE. 80. 9 years college. vet; NOW
grass. any kind extra work; references;
sober: Trinidad 5oo4. 25
MEMBER OF D, G; BAR. age 3s. extensive en- s,s
sxpaTIenss; prefers iesai association. Z Box
ExpERfESCED 81 4 II sss STEWARD or headwaIfter:
good record and refer; pleasing persesnai-
STEADY III By WORK wanted by. man, coiored,
with pickup truck TR 5512.
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AAF chopIoin to Speuk

Chaplain C. I. Carpenter OF the
Army Air Forces will speak at the
central YMCA Sunday Morning
breakfast Club at 9:15 am. tonor-
row. The club will meet in the
Central YMCA Building, 1876 g
street NV, it was announced.
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MOTOR TRAVEL

THE TRAVELLERS REGISTER for car own
ers and guests. share expenses; refs. ex-
changed: cars to all cities; California
daily. s3 Massachusetts, ave. NV .S
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SITUATIONS MEN and WoMEN.
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

REFINED COLORED COUPLE desires WORK
as house man and cook or maid live in;
willing to travel; good refs. Reply Box
l0O-G, Star 20
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HELP poMfsTic tcoas. !, .
siTUATloNs MFN.

|MfDDIE-AGED WOMAN Tor Eeneral house-
work. good home in country; reasonable
salary. Boz I79-H. Star: --.-z4
Evening star., 1947-05-24

s2Dsrisnee e n and Mhsn salaas asD'sas sox isE
sECRETARY-Large Protestant church
desires church secretary; permanent POSI- POSI-
educational background experience and
references BOX 3e4-H, Star. -26
sTssR1sfiiRahY spscREaaRYSttra:9iVe M seefetarai
sition with national organization: salary,
S2400; permanent position; .r o-aay Ms' w
State elaliheations and when availsble.
Boz ag,H 2 ILy star. .a sa.v rsss ,our, -aS to
= 5ss safs + $ssa s'sss
sEcRETARY in real estate and builders
MSst be esDa6e ,ob Sndss sslaas 30 yss66sS y6S
month SHAPIRO. INC, Oil 18th st. NV.
SECRETARY. network radio station; exps-
able, Immediately. knowledge OF asr,eul-
dsi,aSe RsS 1as5 ssas woman
sscssnP esnce Fm of sa9a
Evening Star Newspaper Co. stating iu.i
end starting salary expected. Box 1ss-E
sEacRETARy-sr -srENoGRAPHER. perm. po-
tisn n ods;y s5n aes Sssin s a. once soI
ssss5dHk;ESStaaRRY-srEsoGKApHER ss5H; StaRY Large
CORPORATION SLhEtulS du4lc ~
TONED offices, 5-day, 40-hr. week; SITE
per mo-: state age and experience. Box
SKIPPING CLERK. white. for ,well-estab;
lished clssning p,a1Y1N paYNr ssed 4aSa aSafs arg aaa
SILK FINISHER, expert. for modern ary
cleaning plant. Apply MAIN CLEANERS
3I4e queens Chapel rd. ne, tnr: Biadens-
burg and N. z. aves-). See MI. Gouid
SILK FINIsHER, experienced: wonderful
opportunity to make nice salary IN
modern plant; best I y2TkiInF rraMERs rs9rnaM,IElGRass
as36 MINI; ave; vs;n;s n;s - ,,.,
be expert: steady year-round empioymsns
good Telephone Ordway 1920
SOPHIE AUGUST, BAIT Conn. ave. 29s
SODA GIRL. white. excellent salary; hours
III until 7.30. no Sundays; uniforms iur-
nished. meals y price. AVENUE DhpG
soIuSIfoR 50 SIfoR wanted; mus. Be enDsrl-
enced to do telephone soliciting. ex-
ceilent salary or commission. must give ex-
perience and. furnish references. Apply
HOOD. INC, 2647 Conn ave. NV. co
75s1.
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SITUATIONS DoMEsTIc.

yOUNG LADY, colored. desires POI
s typist or clerk. CO. 2754. =
Evening star., 1947-05-24

SECRETARY to executive. 25 to 30 years
of age: excellent working conditions; Iae
Gay week; hours, 9:30 to $780,: Sat, $3.50
to l pm. When applying. please state
experience and salary. Box 216-E, Star.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-28
LIVESTOCK
LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, March q - Up -
(USDA) Salable hogs 5000;
total 10000: very slow; weights
under $50 pounds 1.o0-1.50 lower:
closing fully 1.50 lower; weights
over ESQ pounds dull at 1.50-2.0O
lower; sows scarce, around 100
lower; bulk good and choice l80-
$50 pounds 26.50-27.o0; top 27.25
sparingly; good and choice 26O-
300 pounds Is .5O-26.5 so; 300-350
pounds Is. 00-25.7 rs; most good and
choice sows 2.75-23.25, mostly
$500.
Salable cattle $500, total $500:
salable calves 800, total 300; good
and choice fed steers, yearlings,
and heifers very slow, weak to
50 cents lower than Wednesdays
average; medium to low-good
grades steady to weak; COWS
steady except Gamers, Is cents
lower or more; bulls and vealers
about steady; two loads choice
1900 ID. fed steers 27.50; next
highest price $3.50; bulk average
medium to top-good fed steers
and year,ings 20.00-25. 90; load top
good to choice 1000 ID. mixed
steers and heifers $500; load
choice $50 ID. heifers same price:
medium and good heifers 1880
%. 100; bulk common and medium
cows II. 75-15.25; Gamers and cut
tiers 1O.50-12.50; top weighty sau-
sage bulls 1900; most vealers
q. 100 down.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-28
TREND OF STAPLE PRICES

NEW YORK, March 27-The AS
ISOLATED Press weighted wholesale
price index Of IS commodities to-
day declined to 1921 3.
Previous day 1906, week ago
1921, month ago 174.87, year ago
1855.
1947 1916 1915 1914
High 1892 1872 1921 108, 70
Low 164.05 1902 1918 DO 1906. 03
0926 average equals 1000.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-28
RAILROAD ISSUES
MAKE GOOD GAINS
Activity Returns To BOND
Market With Advances
Marking Session

NEW YORK, March q -P-
Railroad issues gained ground in
the bond market today with ad-
vances of a point or more scattered
throughout the list.
Among those showing greatest
Improvement were Wisconsin Cen
trail IS, Baltimore & Ohio stamped
C's Of '95, Chicago & Eastern Hi
nois incomes Of '97, st. Paul in
come 4 lbs of 2O19, Rock Island
Is of '88, Erie 4 lbs of 2O15, New
Haven collateral IS, Lehigh Valley
IS of 2003 stamped, Northern Pa
cific IS Of 2047, and Seaboard Air
line income 4 lbs all up more than
a point.
Third Ave. Adjustment SIS of go
moved ahead 2 SO to SO 3-4 on
sales Of $685., 900 by far the most &C.
tive issue in the list. There was no
immediate news to account for the
extraordinary interest.
Denver & Rio Grande Western
income 4 lbs rose l and the Is of
'93 were up IL following announce
ment that the Interstate Com
merce commission had authorized
contamination Of the lines re-
organization.
Changes in the rest of the bond
list were narrow. American Tele-
phone 2 3-4s of 81, Consumers
Power 2 TBS, Crucible Steel 3 lbs
if '66 and Standard Oil M.J.) 2 3-8s
were fractionally higher. Western
Union SIS of go were up / and
Pennsylvania Central Airlines an
vanced l SO.
Bethlehem Steel 2 3-4s Jones &
Laughlin Steel 3 1-4s, Shell Union
2 LIS and Detroit Edison Is were
Slightly lower.
The days sales totaled So, $685.
900 compared with $500, 900
Wednesday.
In the foreign government list
more Brazilian and Chilean loans
were higher.
Medium and long-term U. S.
governments were off 1872 to up
1872 in over-the counter dealings.
The Victory 2 lbs Of December,
'72-67 advanced 1882 in the stock
market catching up with the out
side market.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-28
NEW ORLEANS COTTON

NEW ORLEANS, March 27-(P)
Cotton futures closing prices
were steady, $1.1O to SLIGO a bale
lower.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-28
GRAIN
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, March q - P-A
slight Improvement in the railroad
box car situation, enabling ship
pers to send greater supplies to
terminal markets, today caused a
wide-open break in grains on the
board of trade.
AL contracts of wheat closed 10
cents lower, the limit decline, May
$2.61. All corn contracts ended 8
cents lower, the limit decline, May
l .795a. There was an accumulation
Of selling orders in the pit at the
end with no buying orders present.
Oats dropped 5 to 6 cents, the
latter decline the limit for this
grain. May closed at s6B-87. Bar
ley was off 6 cents, May $1.58.
Active lard contracts dropped 81
to so cents a hundred pounds, July
$28.50.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-28
CHARLOTTE SPOTS

vi WV
SHARLOTTE, March q -(P)-
Spot cotton 81. 10.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-28
STOCKS IN THE SPOTLIGHT

NEW YORK, March 27 - P-
closing price and net change
OF the fifteen most active stocks
today.
Comwlth and Sou %, 800 3% A "a.
Nat Distill $500 21N A IA.
United Corp $4,000 3hs ".
U S Steel 1900 74B A 1M.
Gen Elect 1880 So A "a.
Socony Vac 1900 14ss A ".
Colo Fuel and Ir 1890 16h A Is.
Int Tel and Tel II, 200 14% A IS.
Gillette SAT Raj II, 200 By A IN.
Gen Motors 10000 61B A /.
Param Pict 9,4O0 81 A b.
Schenley Dist $500 4OM A "a.
Republic Steel 5000 20 A l..
Colum Gas and Ell 9,100 liz A Is
Unit Rex Drug $500 9B A Is.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-28
Definite Recovery Suing
Enjoyed By Stock Market

tering. OF these, 1853 rose ane
only SO fell.
II. L. Green added 4 points a
the last when directors PROPOSED
a 100 percent stock dividend
Pleasing quarterlies lifted U. S
Industrial Chemicals 2 at 50, Ma.
tional Distillers l "a at 81 3-S anc
Royal Typewriter IL at "a IA.
Du Pont advanced 4 "a at 1872
Johns-Manville 3 IL at 125 -
Dow Chemical 3 at 1855 and Alice
Chemical 2 lbs at 174 IL. Aheac
Were v. S. Steel, Republic Steel.
YOUNGSTOWN Sheet, General Motors
Chrysler, Goodyear, U. S. Rubber
flrestone Tire, International Har.
vester, Deere. Anaconda, Cerrc
De Pasco, General Electric, Mont.
gomery Ward, Standard Oil (NJ),
oehenley. International Paper,
Gillette Razor, Santa Fe, Southern
Pacific, Northern Pacific. penn
sylvania Railroad and Grea,
Northern Railway.
Bonds Higher
Bonds were higher generally. Al
chicago wheat and corn tumbled
the daily limit Of 10 and 8 cents
a bushel, respectively, oats were
OH 5 to 6 (the latter also the
limit while barley dropped 6
cents. Cotton yielded so cents
to So. & cent h,Je
Among forward curb movers
were Aluminium of America.
american Cyanamid, Babcock &
wilcox, Creole Petroleum, Nc
Cord Corp, American Gas and U.
s. Radiator. Turnover here was
26o,o 600 shares versus go, 900 yes
terday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-28
BOND AVERAGES
Compiled by The Associated Press
FOREIGN

NEW YORK, March II -PJ-
Closing foreign exchange rates fol
low Great Britain in dollars, others
in cents):
Canadian dollar in New York
open market 6 Ills percent dis
count or 1881 IA U. S. cents, off
1-8 of a cent.
Europe: Great Britain $4.02 1916,
unchanged; France Franc) "a IA,
unchanged; Sweden (Krona) 27.85,
unchanged; Switzerland Franc)
Comb 23.40, unchanged.
Latin America: Argentina Free
24.50, unchanged; Brazil Free $50,
Unchanged; Mexico 20.62, unchang-
ed.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-28

NEW YORK, March ~ - R 49,
Another substantial recovery
.uing was enjoyed by today's
,tock market in the most active
,ession of the past two weeks.
Leaders extended Wednesdays
ADVANCE at a fast opening. There
we're subsequent slowdowns as
nrices tapered. The pace quick.
med in the fourth hour with
trends stiffening. Gains Of / to
4 noirts or so held a wide major.
iv at the close although top
marks were reduced in a number
cases. Virtually all groups
participated in the rise. Transfers
Of 1,l40, 900 shares compared with
po 900 the day before and were
The largest since March II.
Short covering and buying by
professionals on the idea the list
ras technically in line. for a good
forward push provided much Of
the stimulation. A number OF
brokerage customers reinstated
commitments, fearing they might
miss the boat" Dividends and
earnings provided a prop. Pas
sage by the House of the tax
relief bill was helpful. Skeptics
regarding labor situations, bust.
ness and foreign complications
still were plentiful and these
either stood aside CIR trimmed &C.
counts. Sharply -eactionary com.
nodities inspired caution.
Composite Up
The Associated Press 60-Stock
Composite was up g of a point at
$50. widest uptu-n since Feb. 7,
The market was the broadest
.irce March II, lob shares regis
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Open High Low Close
NEW O

NEW ORLEANS, March 27(P-
Spot cotton closed steady, 81 q
bale lower sales 3,040. Low mid.
ding 31.30; middling 35.40; good
middling 1910. Receipts 1923.
Stock 265, 491.
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High
Close
Open
CASH GRAIN

CHICAGO, March II up -
Wheat: none. Corn: No. S mixed
1.68 IA; No. 3 yellow 1877 34-
1.89 IA; No. 4, 100 14-1.87; No.
IS, LII 1-2-1.76 "a; sample grade
1855 1-4-1.59 IA; sample grade
white $50 IA. Oats: No. l heavy
mixed SO 1899; No. / heavy white
81 "a; No. l white 1899; No. 2
white 1898 IL; No. 3 white Sc
IL.
Barley: Mailing 10000 NOM
ina1: feed 1.30-1.50 nominal. Field
seed per hundredweight nominal;
Red Clover 43.00-47.00; Sweet Cfo-
yer 1~1.50-13.00; Red Top 1850
1880; Timothy 7.40-7.75.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-28
Virtually All Groups Get
Piece Of Advance; Few
Losses Posted.
MARKETS AT A GLANCE

MARKETS AT A GLANCE
NEW YORK, March. 27-(P-,
stocks - Higher; leaders up or
.xnanding volume.
bonds - Steady; trading most.
y in rails.
cotton - Easy; profit taking.
chicago 49, All contracts broke
IA cent limit.
Corn 49, All contracts broke
cent limit:
Oats - Broke sharply with other
grains.
Hogs 49, weak n $I.OV 70 $500
,ower: top S27.25.
Cattle - Steady to 50 cents low.
sr; toy SZ7.oo.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-28
COTTON
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK, March u - ~
Cotton futures declined 80 cents
to $2.35 a bale from the previous
close in active trading today.
R%ecurrent flurries of liquidation
Were indVcted partly by reaction
in grains. Profit taking also was
a factor.
/ Mills bought cotton only on the
scale down.
Switching operations from May,
1947, to July was a feature with
leading spot firms selling May
against July purchases to the ex-
tent of $4,000 Or more bales, ac-
cording to ring estimates.
Spot cotton markets were firm,
with desirable grades scarce.
Cotton futures closed 80 cents
to $2.35 a bale lower than the pre-.
ViouS close.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-28
LIVESTOCK
RICHMOND, Va, March 27-R)

RICHMUND, va, MdICH II-W
-(USDA)-.
Livestock: Hogs - market SO
cents higher than Wednesday on
all weights; top $500 for good
and choice 16O-24o lb. barrows
and gifts; e0-1o0 lbs. $500; 100
100 lbs. 500 12O-14O lbs. $21. so;
14O-160 lbs. $500; 240-3O0 lbs.
s24.o 90: 800 lbs. and up $3.50;
good sows under $50 lbs. $21.00;
35o-5Oo lbs. $20.50; over 500 lbs.
$40. 90; good stays $17.00.
ADDITIONAL MARKETS ON
PAGE "a
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-28
CHICAGO BUTTER

CHICAGO, March q. - up -
(USDA) - Butter steadier: AA SO
score 63.5; A 90 and B 80 1925.
Eggs unsettled: large No. / and 2
extras ~43.5-47.5; medium extras
42-42.5; standards 41.5-42; current
receipts 40-40.5; dirties 1883;
checks 37-37.5.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-28

STOCK AVERAGES
Compiled by The Associated Press
March Of
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-25
NewHeodoche Cure
Reported

Recurrent headaches, most of
them of the migraine type, have
been treated with good results
by a new method here, DR.. FIR.
j. Kern, general practitioner for
IS years, reported recently.
He described his new treat
ment as injection of a local an
esthetic to loosen nerve fibres
compressed in scar tissue. Many
Of his patients said they had
suffered head injuries in their
youth.
Inflammation of fibrous tissue
in the head is probably the
continuous cause of recurring
headaches, DR.. Kern added. He
explained medical men still do
not know the final mechanism
which produces any type of
headache.
DR.. Kern's study Of headache
treatments is published in the
current issue of the Ohio State
Medical Journal.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-25
"YUGO-FORWARD"
PICNIC-AUG. 9Th

Club "Yugo-Forward' (for-
merly the American Yugoslav
Youth Club, of Detroit, Michi-
gan, is sponsoring picnic to
be held Saturday evening, Au-
gust 9th, at $50 p. m. This
moonlight festival' will be held
at Welcome Park (1512 Mile
Road and Livernois Road. All
proceeds will be donated to-
wards the Hospital Mobile Unit
Fund that the club has initiated.
The goal set is $11 1000, and the
drive will terminate on Septem-
ber list, 1947.
There will be plenty food and
refreshments at the festival.
Stan Kobal and his Slovene
Orchestra from Girard, Ohio
will be featured. A grand turn
out is expected, and everyone is
cordially invited to be with the
Detroit Youth on Saturday -
August 9th, 1947.