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attitude Of the white to the Ne
gro population"

gro population"
Most reports included the YER
diet at Sylvania, Georgia, where
Jimmie Brown, a 25 year old Ne
gro. was convicted of raping a
white woman and sentenced to
death after a jury debated only
three minutes.
San Francisco-Declaring that
he was "gravely disturbed" SUI
perior Judge Sylvan J. Lazarus
told the crowd in his courtroom
that acquittal of lynch-trial de-
PENDANTS in Greenville. S. c., was
AN instance of atrocity and in
justice deserving the attention Of
all decent American people"
He made his comment just be-
fore adjournment of his court as
sorting That is a grave matter,
ladies and gentlemen, or else
would not be mentioning it in
this courtroom -. Remember,
my friends, this discrimination a.
gainst colored people in the SOU
thern states, this bigotry which
is displayed not alone by the pop
ulace of the south but by a good
many Of its representatives to
the Congress, Is not restricted en-
tirely to the colored people.
"shouId Regard With Horror"
Therefore, you and !, no mat.
ter what race we come from, and
particularly if We come from the
so-called minority groups, should
regard with horror the act of
mob down there in the state of
South Carolina directed against
poor, perhaps unoffensive. and
undefended colored man"
Assuming that the lynching
trial was conducted fairly he de
clared, makes it all the worse,
because it indicates, STRONGER
than ever, by very contrast, the
utter disregard for law and jus.
tloe on the part Of the general
population"
Washington, .. C.--Represent.
alive Clifford T. Case (R., n. JD
author of an anti-lynchlng bill
now before Congress said the
Greenville Is. c. mass lynching
trial Seems to indicate the ne.
cessity for such legislation
Case said a section of his bill
providing damages OF $4,000 to
SIC, 600 for the victim of a lynch.
Arkansas State press., 1947-06-06
u S DECEPTION
CONTINUED from Page II

TOOnrInutu ITOrI Fdge II
States capitalism continue to be
exposed to the world expanding
wave Of collectionism on the left
and remain unaffected"
In his description Of the ire
solt OF the world Of color against
Arkansas State press., 1947-06-06

Baptist church celebrated its 18th
anniversary recently. Rev. M $
Steward preached the annIyer.
sary sermon and $4,000 was rails.
ed
Arkansas State press., 1947-06-06

determination for the of antyncng measures
failure South carolina jury
ynche Earle before have witness
commandments favorable arguments for national inter
ference from souherners hear today.
thinking hing
southeners thinking little little different
Yet their little thinking isn't strong
enough about mob violence
child of 10 old knows that law vo
individuals the their hands
feelings Yet these fuen
taken the responsibility that these
culprits punished In they all go free
We hate be pessimsic time when such important
u Senate daily the disre
when the welfare of the Negro is
stake What about the antm law Interstate travels?
What the right the Negro vote? What about
countless other Negro right rstelass citizen
ship violated daily by the southeners If these
nothing whites the SOUTH what basis
belief they will
tenton another law?
Arkansas State press., 1947-06-06

Bias cut slips and nighties should
always be ironed with the thread of
the material, that is on the diago.
nal Of the garment
Arkansas State press., 1947-06-06

BY Samuel S. Taylor
Following the victory of the Florida editor Abe subsequent vndica
ton of the STATE PRESS editor and the city editor,
vindcaon
made for the protection judges sensitive
public SUPPOSED
tude able climate"
to have said in writing the majority opinion
Arkansas State press., 1947-06-06
GARLAND

Lucille Cook
Mrs. Lizzie Orange is in a
serious condition following a
stroke last Thursday ... Wynne
Arkansas State press., 1947-06-06

BY Samuel S. Taylor
Every time somebody really starts
thing for the Negro there is always thinker
resolution with
couldn't something else When fifteen Phiander
Smith offered the
thinkers Negro LEADERS Just
leaders thinkers on the
Evening star., 1947-03-05
Motors, Sfeels Lead
Shares, Continuing
|Leiisurely UpsWing
Bt The Assoeioted Press

NEW YORK, Mar. Stocks con-
tinued their leisureiy shift to the
recovery side in today's market.
Motors and steeis were prominent
in an early upturn that filtered
through most sections of the list.
AS activity slowed, many initial gains
were trimmed. Near the fourth hour
advances of fractions to more than
a point were numerous.
The modest improvement was
viewed in commission houses as an
extension Of the technical comeback
that got under way yesterday in
the wake Of three declining weeks.
Indications that the upward drive
of commodities had been blunted at
least temporarily was said to have
eased some fears over a new price
spiral. Customers retained a cautious
attitude, however, awaiting the an
swers to wage tax, debt and foreign
questions.
Forward movers were Chrysler,
General Motors, Bethlehem, United
States Steel, Youngstown Sheet,
Southern Railway, Santa Fe, Balti-
more & Ohio, Texas Co., Johhs-Man-
vile, Anaconda, United States Gyp-
sum, Allied Stores ION lifted divi-
dend), United States Rubber, Good
year, International Harvester and
American Water Works. Eastman
Kodak dipped.
Bonds were steady.
Evening star., 1947-03-05
Washington Produce

From the Department of Agriculture
priced paid fob. washington:
Receipts light, due in part to storm clos
ing roads. Demand good, especially on large
whites. Prices paid for Federal State
tions, March 1947: whites, browns and
mixed colors;. y. s. grade A., extra large,
average, 3sis. commercially eraded eggs:
Grade A, large whites. 4S; browns. 46;
current receipts nominally unchanged al
39-40.
LIVE POULTRY-MarSet firm and high
er; receipts light due to roads partially
blocked on account of recent storm. Fowl:
fryers % and % rcasters. sa n sssss ss S0' 0r0'is'S
DRESSED POULTRY iced and some
Western box .packed)--Market Arm: sup
41-42; broilers, $3.50: fryers, 36; roast
ers, AN pounds, 3s; few higher; Az
pounds and up, 39-4I
Evening star., 1947-03-05
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Evening star., 1947-03-05
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO. Mar. 5 R.-USDA)-sal-
able hogs, 5000; total. 10000: slow.
heavier weights steady to 25 lower; soWs
sS S.2b-2S.75: practical tor: 2S.75: one lot,
ego; good and choice 100000 pounds,
27.7b-28.25; 300-350 pounds, 27.5O-27 rs;
most good and choice sows, 24.75-25.5O:
! sslsbls cattle. 10000, total 1a:4oo;
steers steady to weak: lower grades weak
to as much as so lower with most de-
cline on mediun-to average good offer
and vealers scarce, steady; Several loads
choice {, steers scaling I.15o pounds up:
around 1,250-pound WEIGHTS; bulk, me-
dlIm to average, good slaushter steers.
2O. .50-26; 90: bulk medium and good Ileif-
ers. 19.00-2375: load lots good to choice
strictly good beef cows up to 1900:
Gamers and cutters. 1O.5O-1a so; outside.
l7.S5 on good weighty sausage bulls:
Salable sheep. 1900: total, 4. 900; no
early SLAUGHTER lamb sales; few packer
fsbs Iomfbiders9le 81 eo Int interest
and better; deck or SO good and choice
yearlings held above, 20.00: shorn lambs
and SLAUGHTER ewes scarce: 2OS head
common. 1853 slaughter bucks. 500.
Evening star., 1947-03-05
New York Cotton

l.. NEW YORK. Mar. 5 R.-cotton fu-
tures turned IRREGULAR in quiet dealings
BY mill buying against textile sales. There
was further short covering in March,
IS4n delivery. anticipating expiration OF
New crop deliveries were under Slight
pressure OF commission. house selling,
partly rejecting slightly hieher estimates
for the 1917 crop
Late afternoon prices we're s5 cents
bale higher. to 25 cents lower than
the previous close. March, 34.47: May,
33.41. and July, 314S.
Evening star., 1947-03-05
Business Briefs

Steel Scrap Prices are entirely
out of control" according to Iron
Age. The publication said rising
prices for scrap, pig iron and nom
ferrous metals definitely point up
an infiationary period outshadowed
only. by temporary periods during
and shortly after World War T.
Steel Ingot output this week was
placed at 94.5 per cent of capacity.
Business Loans rose 100000 in
the week ended February 26 to an
other new peak, the Federal Reserve
Board said. Commercial, industrial
and agricultural loans reached a
total of $10,712,0O0,000, up $780,
100000, from a year before.
Electric Power Consumption rose
to 4,797, 7,099 900 kilowatt hours in the
week ended March l, the Edison
Electric Institute reported. This
compares with Att, TAG, 900 the week
before and was 1919 per cent above
year ago.
E. I. du Pont de Nemours, Inc.
stockholders will vote April IA on
plans to obtain 100000 900, chiefly
for plant expansion, through the
sale of million shares of new pre-.
ferred stock.
General Motors Corp. leased 6
plant in Chicago from RCA Victor
for it's Delco Radio Division.
Buick Division of General Motors
Corp. produced 20,599 cars in Feb
ruary.
Studebaker Corp. produced 14,59e
passenger cars and trucks in Feb
ruary.
Western Union Telegraph Co. was
authorized by the Federal Commun-
ications Commission to increase its
rates for messages to Canada, La
brador, Newfoundland and St. Pi-
erre-Miquelon by 209o.
New Construction totaled STAB 900,
600 in February, the Commerce De-
partment reported, 1870 below jan
uary but up 45.7fo from February
1916.
Eastman Kodak Co. reported 194e
net profit of $31,754,518, or $12.67 q
share, VS.. $24, ,655 ,632, or $3.50, the
year before.
Erie Railroad earnings were ST..
es4, 4,724, or 40 cents a share, VS.. S..
797,l85 or $154.
Stewart Warner Corp. earned $2,.
5,187, or $1.65, VS.. 81 ,634 200 o.
S12s.
Rheem Manufacturing Co. nettee
$l.198,948, or $1.06, VS.. $1,498,414 O
$1.S2.
General Fireproofing Co. earned
st,576O14 or SAT-, VS.. $610,86l o.
$1.72 a share.
Park G. TiIford, Inc, earned 81,
481,937, or 1776, VS.. SLATE, 1858 O
$5.85.
Link-Bel Co. netted $4,443,2 ,280 O.
$3.50. VS.. $3,003,522 or 1912.
Montgomery Ward g. Co. reportet
February sales Of ST. ,205 ,237, up q
per cent from last year.
Kroger Co. reported sales for fotll
weeks ended February % of $54, ,809
596-41.5lc above the corresponding
1946 period.
National Tea Co. sales in the sam'
period were $l5,345,555, up 45.7T
over last year.
Consolidated Retail Stores, Inc.
February sales were $2,19l 1856, dowr
9.lTo from last year.
Allied Stores Corp. raised tn,
quarterly dividend rate on common
stock to rs cents from SO cents. Tn,
dividend is payable April q to stocl
of record March 20.
Macfadden Publications, Inc, de.
clared dividend of so cents, pay
able April l on common stock O.
record March 20.
Simons Co. earned $3.50, ,703, o.
$3.50, VS.. $2,708,08 or $2.34.
Evening star., 1947-03-05
Market AVERAGES
Foreign Exchunqe

NEW YORK. Mar 5 GR).--Foreisn ex-
change rates follow tGreat Britain in dol
lars, others in cents):
Canadian dollar In New York open mar
ket. 4lsG discount. or 95.06h United
States cents, up lts of q cent.
Europe, Great Britain, 81. .023s, down
i Of q cent: France tranc), .84ls, down
70 of a cent; Sweden tkrona), 27.S5, .un-
changed: Switzerland franc, commercially,
20 40. UNCHANGED.
Latin America. Argentina free. o4.3s,
unchanged: Brazil free, $50, UNCHANGED;
Mexico. 2o.64. UNCHANGED.
Evening star., 1947-03-05
Chicago Gruin

CHICAGO Mar. 3 LP1.-A strong short
covering movement got under way in oats
soon spread to other pits
, Both oats and wheat were sharply
hlgher, but corn tended to lag The
daily limit. at one time, moving to 1 new
seasonal htEh. Buying appeared to come
mainly from some of the larger commission
Nav whest also was I'D around s cents
at times. Strength in wheat was based
eS 2p iurther pessimistic reports concerning
Wheat finished 3s4-5A higher, March,
2.2SS;,, corn was 1as-27s higher, March,
March, 93h.
Evening star., 1947-03-05
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK. Mar. 5 Rl.-Dividends de.
clared today: NC
Pc Stock of Pay.
Rate. riod. record. able
Evening star., 1947-03-05
Washington Stock Exchange

GSarfinckel 5AS pid--1Q9 at 27h;
caDtai rrasst ss s Tef at 1oe
Washington Gas com-13 at 26.
Garfnckel 4Aee pfd-10O at 247s.
Potomac Electric 5laeo pfd-2 at los.
Washington Gas 4 so pfd-15 at I0S.
Gardnckel 4RGo pfd-l00 at 2434
Evening star., 1947-03-05
D. {. Exchange Posts
$40 Bid for Stock
OF Union Trust Co.
By Edword c. Stone

Following recent action by the di-
rectors of the Union Trust Co. in
splitting the stock five shares for
one, the bid price on the Washing
ton Stock Exchange has dropped
from 5000 share to $40 a share.
The par value of the stock has
been changed from $50 to $40 a
share, officials announcing today
that the new certificates are now
ready for distribution to stock
holders.
The $40 bid appeared in the
Washington Stock Quotations yes
terday for the first time.
Management Meetings to Open.
The Business Government Busi-
ness Round Table, sponsored by
Washington Chapter, Society for
the Advancement of Management,
will meet at the Council of Personal
Administration, 1925 K street, to-
morrow night at 1880.
Speakers will include John Blair,
assistant chief economist, Federal
Trade Commission; James v.
Fletcher, Commerce Department;
Donald c. Riley, Bureau of the Bud
get, and representatives of the
Board of Trade The meetings are
open to the public and directed by
Dalton B. Myers, chairman.
Grosner Named Treasurer.
Gerald D. Grosner of WASHINGTON
was elected treasurer of the Nation
al Association of Retail Clothiers
and Furnishers at the annual meet
ing in New York yesterday. Otto
Swanson, Omaha, was named pres
ident.
D. j. Needham, general counsel of
the American Bankers Association,
and j. o. Brott, assistant counsel,
will attend the Eastern Regional
Savings and Mortgage Conference
in New York Thursday and Friday.
The meeting is sponsored by the
ABA.
Richard w. Valentine has been
named eastern regional manager of
reservations and ticket Offices for
American Airlines.
February Bond Prices Up.
Real estate bond prices advanced
0.99o last month, according to the
Ammott-Baker price averages. Feb
ruary marked the fifth consecutive
month in which real estate bonds
worked higher. Apartment hotel
and office building issues did par
ticularly well.
Ernest E. Norris, president of the
Southern Railway System, sees a
brilliant future for industry all
through the South, according to an
interview in the Wall Street journal.
Pepco Seeks Bank Loans.
The Potomac Electric Power Co.
has asked Securities and Exchange
Commission approval of its credit
agreement with 20 banks for loans
totalling $12,000000. The company
wants to borrow an initial $4,000 900
on April /.
The loans will be secured by 2 per
cent promissory notes, the funds to
be used for construction expendi-
lures and advances for the Brad
dock Light g. Power Co.
Wallace H. Fulton executive di-
rector of the National Association of
Securities Dealers. today announced
that Frank j. Hughes & Co. of this
city, has been admitted to member
ship.
Washington with a % per cent in
crease in business activity over a
year ago is one of the ten cities
showing the greatest business gain,
according to a map in Forbes Maga-
zine showing conditions on March /.
Evening star., 1947-03-05
Silver Prices

NEW YORK. Mar. s.. R.-Handy &
Harman. bullion dealers, today raised the
cents an ounce, q total increase Of IA
cents since January 20. Dealers reported
that domestic consumer readily bought
today all available supplies, which were
described Is slim.
Evening star., 1947-03-05

'Ex dividend. b Books closed tPlus extra
4 Or extras. Paid so far this year. . Paid
1e46.
Evening star., 1947-03-05

Hourly Sales on she Exchange To-day:
I1:0O am. 2ao 600 1900 noon 4lo 600
100 Pm. $40 600 900 pm. $50 600
tUnit Of trading. 10 shares. Elm bank-
ruptcy or receivership or being reorganized
under the Bankruptcy Act or securities
assumed BY such companies. Rates Of
dividends In the foresoing table are annual
disbursements based on the last quarterly
or semiannual declaration. Unless other
wise noted. special or extra dividends are
Also extra or extras. Plus stock dtyi-
dend d Cash or stock. E Paid last year.
iar thss " ges1 rsIssIe IL q
funds. /. .Accumuiated dividends paid @
declared this yeAx-
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-14
WILMINGTON BOY
HEADS CAMPAIGN
Will Manage Race OF Char
lotte Lad For Boys
State Governor

CHAPEL HILL, June 10. - NAL
colin Crawford, 16-year-old son OF
MI. and Mrs. j. Reid Crawford of
Lake Forest, is campaign manager
for Barry Ransom, student BODY
president at Harding High school
in Charlotte, wha has been nomi.
mated by their parties, for gov
ernor OF the 1947 Boys State.
crawford, a high school senior
and president OF the student bodv.
Is representing New Hanover High
school in the annual occasion.
Opposing Crawford as campaign
manager is. Howard F. Aldman
Of Mooresville. campaign manager
for Frank Rankin, senior at MT.
Holly high school.
Results of the b~alloting will he
announced tomorrow.
The state elections is the high
light o. the week Of lectures. dem
onstraoticns, and practical work in
the government of North Carolina.
the Boys State, sponsor
ed by the American Legion. will
close with the various .~sofficials''
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-14

uNDER DECREE OF SUPERIOR
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA:
COUNTY OF NEW HANOVER:
MAMIE M. STRUTHERS and J. {.
wEssEIL, JR., Trustee, Plaintiffs VS.
JAMES HALL and wife MARTHA HALL
CAROLINA BUILDING & LOAN AS
SOcIATON and r. G. PASCHAAA'
Guardian ad Item, Defendants.
The undersigned Commissions, auiv
appointed by decree entered IN the ABOVE
entitled cause, wherein WHEREBY ne
was authorized, empowered and direct
ed to sell the lands and premises de-
scribed in the complaint in said cause
and hereinafter described, at puhIc
auction. for cash to the highest Did
der. at the Court Rouse door in New
Hanover County, and pursuant tnefeto
and in strict accordance with said de-
cree. will on Monday, July TIN. 1891
AZ u O'Clock, Noon at the Court house
door in New Hanover County, o11er LOT
sale and sell for cash, 20 the nlgnes.
bidder, all of that lot or parcel OF lano
situated in the City OF N
North Carolina, and more particularly
described as follows:
BEGINNING at a point in the western
line of 18th Street, said beginning point
being 1865 feet northwardly from the
northwestern intersection of 18th and
orange Streets; runs thence northWard-
lv along the western line of 18th Street
"a feet: thence w~estwardly. parallel with
Orange Street 165 feet; thence south
wardiy, parallel with 18th Street % feet;
thence eastwardly, parallel WIN orange
Street 1s5 feet to the .b%eeinning. same
being part of Lot 4 in Block 1se' accord
ing to the official plan; Of the City OF
Wilmington, N. G.
This sale will be made subject to a
first deed of trust to the Carolina
Building & Loan Association a,.a and ia. aa
subject to confirmation by the Court.
to Which report will be made by the
undersigned upon completion Of said
sale. INN .
hid in cash with the commissioner.
Dated and posted this 5th day of jun
Addison Hewlett, Jr.
~ Commissioner
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-14
VICTORY

ROME, June 13-P1Premier
De Gasperi's new government
won another victory tonight when
the constituent assembly voted,
248 to ITS, to table communist de-
mands for All inquiry into charges
that an investigation of rationing
abuses had been obstructed.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-14
THE NEWS
IN BRIEF
IVA HEAD JOINS FEDERATION
STAFF

GREENSBORO, June 13-R-
R. Flake Shaw, executive vice.
president of the North Carolina
Farm Bureau federation, an
nounced today that George Far
thing of Asheville, who has been
in charge Of the IVA program
for IA western North Carolina
counties, will join the federation
staff as field representative on
July l.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-14

taking office and operating as a
state body.
Today the morning program in
Guided talks by w. P. Horton,
chairman, democratic executive
committee; Frank Crane, state de-
partment of labor; and Ben Eaton,
assistant commissioner of revenue
for North Carolina.
Boys State ends Saturday night
with a banquet at which Legion
Commander William M. York of
Greensboro will speak.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-14
CHURCHILL'S HEALTH RE-
PORTS DISCONTINUED

LONDON, June 13-P)-Winston
Churchill's physicians decided to-
day to discontinue daily reports
on the former prime minister's
recovery from a hernia operation.
Friends said Churchill's recovery
was satisfactory.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-14
ri CERTIFICATES

GREENSBORO, June 13-RC
Two hundred and tW%enty-seven
high school seniors were awarded
certificates this morning at Wom-
ans college, signifying their Cit.
zenship in the eighth annual Tar
Heel Girls State.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-14

EXPERIENCED MECHANIC
wants Job keeping up automo-
bile or light delivery trucks. I12
B. Williamson Drive, Maffitt
Village.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-14
TRUSTEES TO HOLD MEETING

GREENSBORO, June 13-He
Trustees of the Moses H. Cone me-
mortal fund will hold a very i'm
portant" meeting here next Fri
day, at 2 pm, to discuss prelimi-
nary plans for a Greensboro hos
pital and a Watauga county park to
be created as a memorial to the
late textile pioneer.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-14
WILSON BEAUTY CONTEST

WILSON, June 13-(P-The Will
son girl who is selected as the
city's hostess for the North Caro-
lima tobacco exposition here Au-
gust 14-15, will be given a trip to
Hollywood. The Wilson Woman's
club will serve as the judges for
the miss Wilson" contest. The
winner also will represent Wilson
in the annual Miss North Caro-
lima" beauty contest.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-14
RUFFIN APPOINTED

RALEIGH, June Is -R)- Will
liam H.. Ruffin of Durham, was
appointed today as a member of
the state board of boiler rules for
term expiring June 10, 1851.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-14

EXPERIENCED WHITE Chef
cook desires position. Dial 2-l249
or write Box F-20, care Star
News.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-14
l56-Employmeni Wanted

CAPABLE YOUNG man desires
position keeping books on a part
time basis. Reply 'Bookkeeper",
care Star-NeWs.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-14

In four years the Army's Air
Transport Command has cut its
fatality rate nearly 63 per cent.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-14
SENATE AGREES TO VOTE BY
WEDNESDAY

WASHINGTON, June 10 -(Pe
The Senate rounded out five days
of talk on the BulWinkle bill to-
day but agreed to vote by 4 p. m.
Wednesday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-14
ASSEMBLY RATIFIES ITALY
PEACE TREATY

PARIS, June -. - up - The
French National assembly rati-
fled the treaty of peace VITA Italy
tonight without a dissenting vote.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-14

E,cvc SPECIAL sale-fine
l.ns Rocks, White. Rocks
BAR sliI'' White Wyandottes. Rock,
asoS' crosses. Bloodtested: 100
asa live delivery: c. o. D:
s ss5;SI ner 100. Heavy assorted
81 Y o o. 100. Large Pekin Duck
~, ri "a cents each. Lots OF Is.
!ags, Chicks. Dept. WSN, Vir-
NV, Reach. Va.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-14

LOCAL End Long distance haul
ing. Experienced in safety. Low
est rates for moving. Phone 6O42.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-14

Wanted To Rent
FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED
? BEDROOM, Ground floor,
Apartment or House. Best
section.
PHONE WILLIAM A. RIGGS
Cape Fear Hotel. Room 9o1