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ter.
We wish to express to our many
friends who have beer so kind. kener-
and thoughtful during the illness
and death Of our beloved Helen Gala
han Key. who passed TO her reward
June 22nd. 1897. our sincere thanks
and appreciation fer the many serv-
ICES and courtesies extended Us.
We wish them TO know thai we
shall eVer be under a debt of graft
tude to them We are especially CRATE
ful for the many kind rememberances
and floral offerings during her i'll
ness.
To her. her friends were her great
est treasure. and TO as, she was the
Joy Of our lives. ALWAYS kind. under
standing, and a friend To all
Although we feel we have suffered
a great loss. We are truly grateful
We have been privileged 10 enjoy her
beautiful life for these thirty-one
short years. and hurnbly bow 70 the
Will Of the Almighty, who knows
best for all To our friends Who have
drunk from the dregs of this
bitter cup, may the Great God in
Heaven spare you from such a dis
aster and misfortune.
Sincerely.
Robert n. Key. Husband
Bobby Key. Son
r. c Callahan. Father
Lena =. Callahan Mother
Mary Nell Smith Sister
j +. Callahan. Brother
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AUTOS. ACCESSORIES

1888 PACKARD "6"-For sale ~ trade.
10 Washington Ave. Phi. 50e-W.
CHEVROLET pickup. 1896 Model II
aust. l0ti Williams ST. 20 ttp I'll
1871 STUDEBAKER COMMANDER
II ton truck, viii steel body Coed
condition. Near c b. Martins. Lewis
simmons, Rt 1 Bayou Casotte.
oG QAna & ~
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| Is pouLTRY-LIvEsroct as z!

HEREFORD PIGS Registered IL try-
cr's name. G. A Tootle. at l. Ocean
Springs. 25 St9d ~
rs TO 100 WHITE ROCK LAYING
HENS for sale. See n r. Rawle. Van
cleave Road. Ocean Springs. Miss.
gS 2fe I'll
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE - Dining
bedroom. living room. Can be seen
after 6 p. m at 93l Resea De La Palma
81 10 2tpd TIL
DOUBLE BED-Walnut finish. Good
springs and innerSpring mattress. Al
% baby carriage. in good condition.
1873 School Ave. 10 itpd I'll
BEAUTIFUL GRAND PIANO IS
ears old. m good condition. S75. I
Z. Greenwood. l025 Cherusbusco st.
Miss 10 jtpd 6-i3
% FOR SALE OR TRADE %
SAW MILL, 1858 Chevrolet truck and
baye mare. Vim. r.. Maxi. Route ?
Box $50. City. % 2tpd I'll
NEW BEAUTY SHOP EQUIPMENT.
cheap, Write or see Mrs, GLADYS Chav-
ers, 1921 Manic st. ~ 5tpd s-27
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7 BUSINESS PROPERTY

lNDUS1RlAL PROPERTY ON RAIL
ROAD Cali 1896 II # i'-l3
CAFE in Moss Point for sale. Call
5l62. Moss Point, Box 81.
II 3te Til
LITTLE SERV-U-BAR and CAFE. Go
Polk. Reason for selling, i'll health.
II 3tpd 6-27
BROOM OFFICE BUIBDING-14x26
Must be moved from property. Box
81. Moss DIN Phi. 5l62.
II tic Til
TWO MODERN STORE BUILDINGS
for rent on Market St. 800 so Fl.
floor space each. Very reasonable.
4l6 E. Lincoln Ave, PHI. 1895.
IL 2tpd I'll
FOR SALE-GARAGE. FILLING STA
TION * PAINT SHOP, off Highway
90 on short cut 10 Mobile. Good bus
mess. w. y Naples. phi, 5682
II 3tpd 6-27
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CARDS OF THANKS

We respectfully and sincerely hank
all the friends who paid such a great
tribute to u deceased brother n
uncle, William Taylor. May God bless
you all Francis and Henry White.
nieces and nephews. brother and Sis
tor
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-07-11

1912 BUILT HOUSE and six lots for
sale at S280000 See bill Johnson. IRE
ole, Miss Is 3tpo I'll
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FIVE-ROOM HOUSE Lot fsx20o.
three blocks from Court house. Phi,
133-R Is 3tpd IA
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-15
Of the neignbors. police and. fire.
men using an air drill, to extri-
cate him.

Subscribe to Inc Citizen.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-15
sR. G.. w. Russell
w eds Carolina Girl

OF interest to their many
friends and relatives in Key
! West was the recent wedding of
1 Miss Virginia Elizabeth Duncan
/: of Asheville and Waynesville,
North Carolina, to R. G. Warren
Russell of Islamorada, Florida.
On the evening of February 16 q
double-ring ceremony was sol
!. emnized by candlelight in the
!, C, "a r.ls on Memorial Methodist
Church at Islamorada, the Rev
erend d. E. West officiating.
The bride, daughter of the
late Mr. and Mrs. Carl Duncan
Of Spruce Pine, North Carolina,
was clad in white wool suit
with brown. accessories. a cor
sage Of orchids accentuating her
blonde loneliness. She was at
tended by, Mrs. Bernard Russell,
matfon Of hurlor,s We ivsore a
pastel green suit with gar
.s.sdenih corsage. Bernard Russell,
~cus1sin Of the bridegroom, acted
as best man. Organist Floyd
, Russell, also cousin, provided
nuptial music. Tall altar candles
!. lighted the chancelss profuse ar
!. ray of gladioli and fern.
The service was followed by a
reception at the Russell home.
I; Mrs. Harry M. Burleson, of
{ Wayhesville, North Carolina, sis
,..ter of the bride, was special
guest at the wedding.
The former Miss Duncan, a
:. talented student of music, is a
graduate of brownsville High
!, School and of Mars Hill Junior
College, Mars Hill, North Caro-
uinag After her graduation she
became bookkeeper for The
Il Carolina Power & Light Conn
pany, of Asheviile. ~ aAs't :
Russell, native Fforidian, at
tended school in Islariaorada and
:, Miami. Al veteran of World War
II, he served four years in the
Il European Theater of Operations.
He is affiliated with the Florida
4 Keys Electric Cooperative Asso-
citation, at Tavernier, Fla.
! Mr. and Mrs. Russell are now
receiving their many friends at
their beautiful beach home at
lIslamoradaI Florida, on Upper
s.sMatecumbe Key.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-15

TRAPPED in GARBAGE CAN
NEWTON, Miss.-When john
ME Huntington, 6, got trapped
in the family's sunken garbage
can. it took the combined efforts
Evening star., 1947-09-03
there
hat IoDo

BIosoPHY.
.dseoyerins Your Friends" class Of
BY Gilbert Marx. at the l'E siosophicsi IN
stitute, Willard Hotel at 8 o'clock tonight.
DANCES. I
Dances Tor teen-agers only with orchse.
pspartment. sea say at Tstt Fay
ground. Twentieth and Perry streets NE,
ssfsss pssss NW sso deos
night
Disc Jockey dance, shirlingtop outdoor
Pavilian, Shirlington Community Center,
Arlington, $50 o'clock tonight.
Lutheran FeiloSship, tHcHhhoSei willard Hotel,
S.ss WsId Hes i1s ri sas. ss
tomorToE. Members and guests, CUES, !, w.,
Linen susp1 ss%osaS Each.nss MNsEs %sTd snd
pm TOMORROW. Members and guests:
Ssste GSess sm An toor
cosmopolitsn Club, Carlton Hotel Hotel. 1880
unior Board Mem0eEF o Trsds a
Hotel. 1880 pm. tomorrow. Members
and guests. ..
nesrs WiIIara Hots, eslos'. ,'s,i tonight; H1I: ~
Hotel 8 o'clock %nsIG. sGnlsas.
Marine Bang n'dc CONCERT, east front OF the
of the Latter Day Saints, O'clock tonight.
SPECIAL EXHIBITS.
Public Library, Eighth and e streets
sw sm oRsn sS ap s.tardsys s1 p4 R.nsnss 81
Samuel Bookatz, through September.
Anacostia Public Library, 1887 Good
Hees Hessdass sSsd ss e0sa black and 70
sspSinfs ssptember 1y 70. Jack fsF'mu'ssF through
NV. % open e'e'p.' i to p.m. weekdays and : 70
xb,5, SUNDAYS; %sm5srs summer sales
street NV, open weekdays IL am. to 5
pm, SUNDAYS 2 to pm; summer exeini-
tion BY members OF club. through Sep
l. Fish and wildlife Service, under main
Fourteenth and E streets NV, open 0
ann f. RR daS S dsP's foP an o. s
National Gallery Of Art. Sixth street
am. to s pm: weekdays and 2 to 10 pm.
Sundays; exhibition By chiaroscuro prints
CAMPUS moTste st ef s4oi Sixth % street NV: cpsn
10 am: TO pm: Mondays throush Fri. ri.
place efrs NV. Acsa open Y to 10 IN. daily and
| to pm. sundays; group snow py 5eik-
man, Caffee, Kaiser, Lazzari, Perlmutter
and Sobinson. through summer.
Lidkry Of CenEress, open an: to 10
original Lacock Abbey copy Of the Magna
ment until December Is, Iszs: origlnai
draft Of Ltaeoln,s Gettysburs address. aTsa
biography" both for an Indefinite period;
60 rare and important books from the the
respondence Of Abraham Lincoln, for an
period sSms sS4ss,
Wilbur Wright before Western Society Of
Engineers In Chicago, 1901, describing
Wright brothers experiments, shown with
early photographs.
FOR SERvICEMEN.
Soldiers, Sailors and Marines Club,
1918 L street NV Comfortable lounge.
library, writing desks, billiard table. radios
and pianos. Always open.
Dance with orchestra, s o'clock tonight,
USO Club, 1911 H street NV.
Dance with orchestra. 8 o'clock tonisht,
| Penthouse USO. Seventeenth and K streets
| NV. .
Evening star., 1947-09-03
lGiISovesChdnqe
From Stamps to
Pay Marriage Fee
BY tho Asseeiatsd Press

NEW YORK.-For two years,
whenever Francine Orenstein bought
stamp to mail a letter to her sailor
fance overseas, she saved the pen.
MES from her change.
The 22-year-old girl wrote a lot
Of letters to Jules Washinsky, 26,
former yeoman whom she met at
band concert six years ago. As
the pennies mounted they became
for the couple treasured marriage
license fund"
Francine and Jules recently
showed up at the marriage license
bureau where a sign saying "the fee
for a marriage license Is 50" stared
down at them. They turned the
pennies over to the cashier who
laboriously counted them.
"It's correct, isn't it?" Francine
asked.
"$1.9S," said the cashier.
"Oh, no you DON'T" said Francine,
as Jules began to dig into his pockets
mo it's mine. It's got to be mine all
the way" And she produced two
more pennies.
Bermuda became British by set
tlement in 1912.
Evening star., 1947-09-03
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striking effectiveness IN the relief OF Psoriasis.
Price 500. Al all Drug Stores.
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AIS Fifth Ave. New York u. N. T.,
Evening star., 1947-09-03

Bermuda became British by set
tlement in 1912.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-18
Stock Market Quotations
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
LIVESTOCK
chicago LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, Jan. 17.-(P-CUSDA
-Salable hogs 5000, total 16, 900;
two-way market; fairly active,
steady to Is cents higher on
weights under $40 pounds; weights
$50 pounds and above slow, gen.
orally Is cents lower sows steady;
good and choice 100 to 24O pounds
2.25 to 2.65; top IT'S; good and
choice 240 to 270 pounds 2.75 10
.85; load around 400 pound av-
erages 21.50: load good grade 100
pounds 22.75; most good and
choice sows 1925 to 1878; good
clearance.
Salable cattle 1000, total 1900:
salable calves 900. total 900; all
slaughter classes weak to Is cents
lower; instances so cents off on
good grade steers. mostly 200 to
24.50; heifers showed steer de-
cline; most medium and good
grades 1875 to 1915; comparable
heifers 1900 to 22.O0; east
ern shipper demand still very mar
row; some good to choice steers
taken off market; cows and bulls
weak to Is cents lower; weighty
cutter cows HOO down; Gamers
9.75 down; most beef COWS 1925 to
400; practical top sausage and
beef bulls 1875; vealers steady at
27.00 down.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-18

RICHMOND. Va. Jan. 17.-(P-
OSDA)-Hogs-market steady with
Thursday on all weights. Top $23. 90
Cor good and choice 16O-240 ID. Bar
rows and gifts. 100-120 lbs. $40. 90.
l20-140 lbs. $21.0O 14O-16O lbs. S21.5.
100000 lbs. 1929. 300 lbs. and over
s2l.5O. Good sows, all weights.
$500. Good stays $500.
Cattle-Market largely nominal.
slaughter steers moved fairly well
early in the week, largely S18. 90
2l.5O for medium to good grades;
odd head higher. Cows and bulls
mostly steady throughout the week.
Good beef cows Sis. OO-16.0 90; fat
dairy type $40. 00-13. 90: Gamers and
cutters $7.00-10.00. Sausage bulls
Sl4.W down; good beef bulls up to
Sio'oo. vealers fully steady with
closing top around $24.O0 for good
to choice offerings.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-18
STOCKS IN THE SPOTLIGHT

NEW YORK, Jan. II - (F =
Sales. closing price and net
change of the fifteen most active
stocks Friday:
Am Rad and Std San Is, 100 Ii
UP "a.
Unit Corp 12,4oo 3% up rs.
Comwlth and Sou 1850 3M up
Is.
Gen Pub Util II, 200 1874 up IS.
Budd Co 10, 100 1872 up 6.
Am Airlines $500 9 up rs.
Stl S%anfran Wi $500 101s up Ia
Gen Mot 5000 55h up 2.
Warner Bros Pict 8 100 1873 up Is.
Nat Distiu $500 1874 up rs.
Int Tel and Tel 1900 14A up rs
Nash Kelv 1900 1873 up IA.
Schenley Distil 7,4Oo "A up Ia.
Graham Paige 7,100 45s up ".
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-18
RAILROAD BONDS
MOVE WELL AHEAD
Gains Range To Top OF
Around Four Points On
Active Trading Day

NEW YORK, Jan. 17.-(P-Rail-
road obligations. in a last-hour dis
play of strength, moved ahead at
the fastest clip in more than a
month in the bond market today.
Gains ranged to a top of around
4 points with demand conferred on
the popular lower priced carriers
Closing prices in many cases were
at the highs of the session.
Volume of S., 120, 600 compared
with So, 800, 900 Thursday.
Utilities also tended upward while
industrials held steady.
Corporates ahead at the finish
included A T and T new 2 3-4s al
lib 3-8. B and o convertibles at So,
Alton IS at 40, St. Paul convertibles
at SO 10. Rock Island refunding 4s
at 46 rs, Denver and Rio Grande
is at 81, International Great North
ern IS of so at "a IA, Katy 1st
Is at 80 IL, Missouri Pacific gen
eral 4s at "a "a, Frisco new 4 LIS
at 81 7-8. and Seaboard Airline in.
comes at II 10.
Issues of Chile, Denmark and
Peru improved in the foreign dol
lar list.
U. S. governments in the Over
t~he-counter market tended upward,
with the Victory Loan Dec 2 LIS
of '67-'72 ahead 1872 at 102 1892
bid. The same issue sold in the ex-
change at 103, a gain of 6-32 over
the preceding sale.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-18

seed 2.75; green mt. Commercial
2.75-.85. Idaho russets 10 Id bags 40
48; Pennsylvania green mt. No. l.,
so lbs 1.35: katahdins No. l., SO lbs
1.25; Florida red bliss commercials
1.05-.75.
Sweet potatoes: (bushels baskets
steady. New Jersey, goloer No. l.,
best 2.50-3.o0; Jersey type No. /,
q. 00-3. 90; No. 2 mediums 1.00-.25;
No. l processed best 2.75-3.00; p.nks
$50; red skin No. 1, 2.00-.25; Mary
land golden No. l best BOOTS. med
ium ISL. So; umbos 1.0G-.50.
Live poultry quiet. Turkeys hens
40; Toms %; rabbits all varieties
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-18
:
COTTON
E YORK COTTON

NEW YORK, Jan. II - up -
Cotton futures rallied sharply in
late dealings today after weather
ing heavy selling during early
trading. Final prices were $1.0O a
bale higher to 10c lower than the
previous close.
The market at one time declined
more than $500 a bale under pres
sure of commission house and New
Orleans selling. Late mill buying
and short covering found offer
ings scarce. Liquidation was again
attributed to uncertain prospects
for textile sales later this year,
altho current sales of goods for
second quarter delivery have been
I active at firm prices.
Private advices reported some
what better mill buying Of spot
cotton during the past week. Pro
ducers were reported holding Is
to 80 per cent of the late crop for
prices 2 to Sc a pound above cur
rent quotations.
The Bureau Of census reported
December cotton consumption at
TIA, 1T bales compared with S77, 461
in November and 651, 93l in De.
cember of last year. This was low.
er than expected and traders at
tributed the decline to the fact
that many mills were closed fol-
one week during the holiday
period.
Futures closed $1.00 a bale high
er to 10 cents lower than the prev.
ious close.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-18
CASH GRAIN

CHICAGO, Jan. 17.-P-Wheat:
none; Corn: No. l yellow $1.36 IA;
No. 8 yellow $1.32-1.33; No. 4 vel
low $1.26 1-2-1.31 IA; No. 5 vel
low SLIT 3-4-1.25 IA; sample
grade yellow SLIP 10 sample
grade white 70; Oats No. l mixed
07-87 "a; No. l heavy white SO H.
80; No. l white 81 1873 IL; No.
8 white 81 1-2.
Barley: Mating $1.23-1.N nom.
inal; feed 81. 10-1. 80 nominal. Field
seed per hundred pounds nominal;
Ped Clover $43. COAT 90; Sweet
Clover $11. 5o-13.O0: Red Top $3.50.
1880; Timothy $7.40-7.75
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-18
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, Jan. II = P(.-
Closing foreign exchange rates fol
low Great Britain in dollars,
others in cents):
Canadian dollar in New York
open market 4 1916 per cent dis
count or 95.18 "a u. S. cents, up
IA of a cent.
Europe: Great Britain $4.03, UNI
changed; France (Franc) "a IA,
unchanged; Sweden (Krona) 27.85.
unchanged; Switzerland (Franc)
Comb 23.40, unchanged.
LATIN AMERICA: Argentina
Free 24.47, up .03 of a cent, Brazil
Free $50, unchanged; Mexico TO-
"a, unchanged.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-18
CHICAGO PRODUCE

CHICAGO, Jan. II = WD :
Produce: Poultry: II trucks; slow;
colored springs (new CROP 81.
Cheese: twins 41-42; single
daises AZ 1-2-43; Swiss 67-70.
Butter: AJAX 76 lbs; weak; 50
So; 90 score So; 80 score 63;
SO score unquoted.
Eggs: 10, 1888 cases; irregular; ex'
ira 2, 41-42; 3 and 4, 40; standards
/ and 2, 80: 3 and 4, SO; current re-
ceipts 81 1913 IA; dirties 1892
IL; checks 80 31-1-2.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-18
NEW YORK PRODUCE

NEW YORK, Jan. IT. M.H =
Produce markets: Potatoes: Dol-
lars per 100 lbs unless otherwise
|indicated) steady. Katahdins No.
ia 2.50-.65; katahdins Mol, so lbs
]. 3O-.35; green mts No. la $50, 65;
mo. 1B 7O-1.75; green mts. so lbs
bags No. Ia 1.30-.35. long island
green mts. No. l 1.35 asked; No. lib
j. so. 75; katahdins No. l., 2.65-.75;
green mts. No. 4 50 lbs 1.35-.40;
Idaho russets No. /, 3.90-4.25; bak-
ers 500; No. IA so lbs 200 bid;
green mts seed 2.9O-3.0 90; katahdins
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-18

ISot1!iSHt. 30 CoSuy
was this vital service that besides
millions spent by National Founda.
ton chapters, National HeadQua--
tiers sent more than IS, 1000. GOO In
supplementary March Of pines
money to replenish depleted chap.
ter treasures.
Your dimes and dollars given
to the March of Dimes are the sole
source of National Foundation
revenue. What you give today will
be on hand for tomo~row's battle
! when polio strikes.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-18
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
NEW ORLEANS

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. II -R.-
The average price of middling Is
16ths-inch cotton today at ten desig-
mated southern spot markets was
40 cents a bale higher at 31.20
cents a pound; average for the
past sc market days 1892; mid
ding Bths-inch average 1898.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-18
NAVAL

SAVANNAH, Ga, Jan. i17-RE
T%urpentine 1.20; offerings II;
sales 8,100; receipts 493; shipments
1853; stocks 1927.
Rosin. offerings and sales rs;
receipts 220; shipments 1876; stocks
10, 1913.
Quote: B. e.s5; D, 800; E, IS;
F, thru X, 8.76.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-18
Late Buying Splurge Puts
(; Market On Higher Ground

against 984 in the previous session.
Of the total, 716 rose and Sc fell.
Eastman Kodak added 6
/ points at 222 on 400 shares. Al
vances of l to 2 or so were US.
steel at 7O3s, B e h e m
2. General Motors 50 IL, Chrysler
90 II. Santa Fee SO, Great North
ern As ga, American Distilling 49,,
Schenley "A, Twentieth Century
Fox "a ID, Paramount Pictures %
"a. US. Rubber So IA. Mont
gomery Ward SO IA, international.
Harvester 70. North American 81
"a, International Nickel So IA.
American Can 81, Dow Chemical
16. Union Carbide 90 "a, Du Pont
1873 IA. U. S. G ypsum 90. Philip
Morris 70 and Johns-Manville 1913
7-3.
Ahead were Studebaker, Good
year., Goodrich, American Tele-
phone. Western Union "A", Elec-
trio Power & Light, Anaconda,
Standard Oil CNJ), Woolworth.
Southern Pacific, United Corp. and
American Water Works.
Small declines were recorded for
Sears Roebuck, Douglas Aircraft
and Texas Co.
Secondary railway bonds did
well. Cotton came back at the last
and ended up 81 to off 10 cents
a bale. At Chicago wheat was
down l Sd to 3 IL cents a bushel,
corn IA to l SO and oats l to 2.
Higher in the Curb were Amer
lean Gas, Electric Bond & Share,
Catalin, Colts Patent Firearms,
Niagara Hudson Power and Penn
road. Turnover here was 230, 900
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-18
BOND AVERAGES
Compiled by The Associated Press
GRAIN
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, Jan. II R) A
break which extended at times to
more than 8 cents in wheat pac.
ed a general downturn in grain
prices Friday. Trading was slow
at the start but expanded sharp.
ly around noon when heavy selling
entered the bread cereal pit.
Wheat closed 1A-3h lower. Jan.
uary $2.14. corn was A-1a lower.
January $1.32k. and oats l to 2
cents lower. March "a h-5s.
Open High Low Close
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-18
CHICAGO POTATOES

CHICAGO, Jan. 17.-CP-n,,
pA)-Potatoes: Arrivals 10.
track 1872; total U. S. sllipnen4'
IT'S; supplies about moderato @ Us
best Idaho, demand fair, mar 40r
steady; for others demand ratESt
slow, market about steady; T5.S'
Russet Burbanks S3.35-3.40. Cotl0
RADIO Red McClu-es s3.15. N WV
Dakota Cobblers S2.lO unwasS U,a
Nebraska Bliss Triumphs 81 M
3.O5: Wyoming Bliss Trium MY,
S3,O5 Gall U. S. No. l quality 'S
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-18
TREND OF STAPLE PRICES

NEW YORK, Jan. IL The As
ISOLATED Press weighted wholesale
price index of IS commodities
Thursday declined to 1861.
Previous day 1928, week ago
1853. 80, month ago 1897, year ago
1928
1851 1915 1874 1913
High 170.57 1921 108.73 1915
Low 112.02 1O7.9O 1o6.o3 1884
Q926 average equals 1907
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-18
CHICAGO BUTTER

CHICAGO, Jan. 17.-(R-(US
DA)-Bu ter weak; IA SO and 81
score g. 3.25; B 90-63. Eggs about
steady; arge No. l and 2 extras
40.5-43; medium extras 37-37.5;
standard. 1895; current receipts
38-38.5; lirties 3l.5-32.5; checks
30.5-31.5.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-18

tiIe HSt OF m1antHe
paralysis victims.
funds from, the Ma
tional Foundation
for ~1nfantile .Paral-
ysis' M a + ch OF
Dimes were on hand
to pay for the best
Of medical care and
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NEW SPOTS

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 17.-P-
Spot cotton closed steady and I'M
changed. Sales 1,547. Los middling
27.15. middling 31.O0, good middling
31.4O, receipts 1857, Stock 245,539
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IA EIGH, Jan. IT. up =
(NCDA)-Poultry and egg market
steady. RALEIGH. = U. 5. Grade
AA, large, So. flyers and broiieIs,
"a to 26.
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N. c. HOG

RALEIGH, Jan. 17.-NCDA)-
Hog market steady with tops Of
PTS at Rocky Mount and Smith
field, and $500 at Richmond.
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NEW YORK Jan. l7.-(P)- TIE
stock market today enjoyed its
O substantial recovery Of
the year with a burst of buying in
the final half hour breaking a slug
gish pattern which had existed
during the greater part Of the pro-
ceediEgs.
Industrials t 0 o k the play away
from Thursdays strong rails
although the latter continued well
on the upside for the most part.
The ticker tape loafed after a fair
ly. active start but the direction
was upward throughout. The pace
quickened appreciably toward the
last and pivotals generally finish
ed at or near the days. tops with
gains Of fractions to 2 or more
points. A few "thin' issues
showed wider jumps. Transfers OF
$50, 900 shares compared with
1,04O, 900 shares the day be-
fore, with 37o, No appearing in
the concluding hour.
The comeback was viewed in fl
nancial quarters as largely of a
technical nature, much of the bid
ding being based on the idea the
recent descent to average lows
since early December called for a
revival.
Composite Up
THE Associated Press 60
stock Composite was up one point
at $40, sharpest swing since Dec.
10. T h e market, however, lacked
bteadth. only $40 issues registering
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-18
Dairy PRODUCTS

CHICAGO, Jan. 17.-PrButter
weak; receipts 424, 876. Eggs IL
regular; receipts IS, 1888.
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When last summers polio out
breaks added name after name to