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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-11-28

Don't hunt on any government
reservation, including arsenals,
forts, camps, landing fields, air
ports, aircraft stations, defense
factory premises, storage yards
or warehouse sites. Such areas
are usually restricted.
Don't fail to respect the rights
and protect the property of farm
ers and land owners. Under a
1946 law the discharging of a
firearm within 800 feet of an oc-
cuped dwelling except by the
owner of the property is pro-
hibited. Always obtain permis-
sion to hunt.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-11-28

Why were there no Stanley
Cup pIayOffs In 1919?
Due to the flu epidemic In
Seattle.
Did Mike and Jack Twin Sui
Ivan fight in the same weight
class?
No; Mike was 1875, Jack 100
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-08-16
OAK BLUFFS.

The high light of the week
was the installation of Rev Ce-
Gil S Pinder at the Bradley Me-
mortal Baptist Church. Rev E H
E Gilbert, A B, M A, B T H, pas
tor Of Pilgrim Rest Baptist
Church, Rockford, Ill, and sec
rotary Of the Board of Religious
Education Of that state, preach
ed an impressive and eloquent
sermon. Mrs Belle Perry was the.
mistress Of ceremonies. Other
participants were Mrs Gladys
Langford, James Prout, Mrs G
Devine, A Randolph, Miss Mat
ties Matthews, reader, Mrs Hap
good, Miss Laura Evans of
Bronx, N Y, and Miss Barbara
Terry, accompanied by her
mother, Mrs. Watt Terry; re-
marks by Rev w H Powell of
Greenwich, Conn, pastor of the
Morning Star Baptist church,.
Mrs Doreen Powell and son,
Randolph, Mrs Austin, Mrs FL
inor Langford from Cambridge,
Mass. and many others were
present. Refreshments were SER
we'd and a purse presented to the
pastor. Rev Gilbert will spend a
few weeks here as guest Of Rev
Pinder. At the Jones's Echo cot
tage are Mrs. Annie B Cole and
two daughters Of N. Y, Mrs
Grace Hocutt of Patterson, N J,
Mrs Lydia Allston, Mrs Marian
Jennings and ] w Jones. Cecil
Morgan and DR. Mullin Of N Y
are at the Maxwell cottage. DR.
and Mrs Golf of New Rochelle
are at the Coleman House.
Mrs. Symonette and daugh-
ter, prop. of Cozy Corner dining
room, 12s and 9th ayes are at
Browns cottage and Mrs Lillian
Williams of Boston lis at the
Izette House. Miss Catherine
Bullock, Boston Conservatory Of
Music senior, is expected to Join
her parents, DR. and Mrs Joseph
Bullock. DR. and Mrs r A Thorn
tor Of the Univ. of Puerto Rico
will spend some time here visit
ing the Bullocks, she being his
sister. Mr. and Mrs Joseph Walk
err Of Everett are yacationing
here. Miss Gathering Scott of
Bordentown, N ] is with her
mother, Mrs Alice Scott and
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-08-16

were enjoyed by all. The group
left all arrangements in the
hands of her son Paul and ev-
erything was perfect. In the
party we're; Mr. and MNdrs Ches-
ter Franklin of Kansas City, Mo-,
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Arms, Mrs
Mary Rollins Banks, Mrs Their
esa Brooks, Mrs Adelaide Buzz
zell of Cambridge, Mrs Jennie
Lou Smith, Miss Gloria Miller,
Mr. and Mrs AL Benton of New
York City; Mr. and Mrs Chester
Arms and daughter Marcia Of
Allston. The following Moody
cottage guests stayed on after
the weekend: The Franklins,
the Ames, Mrs Brooks, Mrs
Banks, Mrs Buzelle and Miss
Miller with new corners Lawyer
Williams Of Phila., Mrs Helen
Grant and Lydia Aldridge of
Conn and Mrs John Pouse of
New York.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-08-16

Frances Hill at the Towards on
ave. Mrs Gertrude Carter and
brother at their Pine Villa cot
tage have as guests Mr. and Mrs
Albert Costa, Mrs Marie Free
man, Mrs Mildred Lee and
daughter Louise of Boston. Mrs
Florence Moulton and son John,
and Mrs Margaret Kinds are at
the M r Bailey cottage. Misses
Eve MMonteiro,, Madeline Ga
bourel, Celia Peay and Mary
Godfrey we're weev-end guests
Of the Smiths on Pacific ave.
Mrs James Mills was atMrs Ed
ma Washington's Tumble hmm
cottage on School st. Miss Al
berta Knox Eastman of Morris
town, N ], and Mrs Ruth Griggs
and daughter Of Princeton, N J,
came over on Tuesday from Hy-
annis where they are vacation
ing.
Mr. and Mrs Earl Brown of
N Y are at the Sandridge cot
tage also Dorothy Butler of Rox-
bury. Mr. and Mrs Timothy Tines
of Cambridge are vacationing
with their son and daughter-in-
law, Al and Virginia. Mrs Mar
ian Crawford and little daughter
of Pittsburgh are expected at
the Echo cottage till after Labor
Day. Ernest Taylor and son and
Bobby Jones of Boston came
down for the past weekend.
Mrs Ella Solomon of Providence
is expected to here over the
weekend visiting Mrs Alyce
Trent. Mrs Helen Grant of Conn
and brother, lawyer williams of
Phila are at the Moody cottage.
Wendell Jennings Of Bridg-
eport returned home after a
weeks stay leaving wife Marian
at the Echo cottage. Mrs Belle
Perry's Sonfin Florida was again
reported on the sick list. Mrs
Ethel Smith and Mrs Edna
Washington left for a week in
Boston. Everett washington is
here on vacation.
A party OF friends domiciled
at the Moody cottage went to
Edgartown Friday evening tc
give Mrs Moody a surprise on
her birthday. In the wonderful
freight, weenies, steak, ice
cream and a beautiful birthday
cake along wit h soft drinks
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-08-16

will be given the coveted title.
Make plans now to attend the
CLAMBAKE sponsored by the
West Medford Sportsman Assn on
Labor Day. The buses will leave
this community at 10 a m. Check
the bulletin board at the "Little
Store" for complete details. 1t
may be interesting to note that
since the West Medford Com
Continued on Page 81
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-08-16

CHURCH - Guest Speaker at
Shiloh last Sunday morning was
a student Of Gordon College in
the person of Rev. Parker, assis-
tant to Rev. Hughes of St. Bar
tholomew'S Church of Cam
bridge, and the young Minister of
Plainsfield, New Jersey, spoke
most effectively on the Seven
Sins" Scheduled to speak was
Rev. Bowen Of Saugus but due to
a special event in his own
church he was unable to do so,
hence the substitute speaker. It
may be interesting to note that
the well known Rev. Kay of the
Community Church of Yonkers,
New York, is here visiting
friends and relatives and with
out a doubt the pastor will be a
speaker at his former church,
Shiloh Baptist.
SOCIAL: Returning home
from a three day visit at New
York City where he combined
business and pleasure was Ash
ley Thomas and he reports aIl'S
we'll on the Harlem front.
Guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Lovelace of Jerome st are Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Barksdale of
Washington, D. G. Spending a
week at Worcester with rela-
tives is little Elmer Kountze, Jr.
Of Jerome st, Speaking at the
Baptist Church of Haverhill last
week was the Rev. ] Frederick
Bailey. Miss Shiloh" will be
chosen as the climax of a rally
to be held on the 18th of Octo-
Der. Chairman of this event is
Mrs. Martha Booker who is as
sisted by various captains and
their teams. The captain who
brings in the largest amount
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-08-16

Continued on Page 81
Evening star., 1947-02-16
Baltimore Markets

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lss: sse inches. ssis,s ss 4:s n asss
s:sf:. Rss:sss' at so;Doass s,sSaas ssDsa
s.eEs sV..t Ka!sasns nosstos. 12S .ISs Rssss
No. Ga 90: Ssa some fslr h's au.iiss is
So4tb So9 ma Msnsy soutS Hale fais sahty
3.26. some low as 2. 90; New jersey 6ushsl
hasnmnDsrs' + ~ Nancy Halls U. O. No. J. few
Poultry: Market about steady: fowl.
easier easier fryers' springers and broilers; re.
5asbsf to ssE
ssnss sSs lGx y 70 aasE asE
'e~ G.ss sHsk:z sns fse1 f,. s.asf sSn' $3.50
s.asStsr steers SOC foWer she Hee ssH n,
Changed srsey % steer ano for l'sasas sssK wsi a
nssis ioad aad saaaes choice ies
fss loads and lots ssk
1900; common and iow-medium iisSt.
safs SYST bus 10 sSsssso sasrsss
sood sd slhoTtisds y, ,s0-1S:5o. fex is:ssS:
1890 fsos Sus eomcs St eds co.'s 1s
dsirysbreedins II 90 Is: 90. numerous TOP.
medium grade with high yielding qualities
ess msassr asaasTs ss1Sy sSS
head 1875; medium and good weight1
sood NATIVE stocRer ana iesde1 sssss, saa
II559e516.5O La . lead and truck top-Food
1875: common western stockers 1900.
Calves-none. Compared with week ago
yealeIs scarce, active. iully stssdyi mixsss
sssicts S0 shocs nSe as saa
weights as low as 500: ~
Hog prices flactussed tsroauxSestt a Sut A the
$50 lbs. N Selling Is hishsr than week &c W
steady; late market on good and choice
is lbs. as.56 Is % 1880 pf lbs. shs @ .op;
u.s. sp osss5% s % sood SS and eSotes tes Sevs afss s
=, sheep-pone. COMPARED with week ago:
good and choice sO-110 u. wooled lambs to
and medium 15.5O-l9.50; culis down 6
and choice s.0O-8: 90; common and medium
4.O0-7.5O; culls down to 500.
Grain Market.
Flour Receipts, 1880 100-pound
ments, 3O4,160 bushels; stocks. 666.76t
busheis. Closing prices. wheat, No. 2 red.
garlicky, spot. domestic, 2.42tai No. 2, red
garlicky. spot, February. 2:42.
Corn--Receipts, -261.036 bushels: ship.
ments,. $4,000 bushels; stocks 2,44o'3oS
oats-Receipts. 1884 bushels; ship
ments, none; stocks 52s.bs4 bushels: No.
soybeans-Receipts, none: shipmsnts.
none: stocks, 1.644 bushels.
none; stocks, 227, ,432 bushels.
Millfeed-Receipts, sol tons.
Straw-Market steady; wheat straw, No.
Q, 100 to 1900 per ton.
Hay-General hay market steady; timo.
thy, clover and mixed hay. a. 90 TO "a 100
ton. F9r all grades below No. 9 prices
are irregular.
Rye-Receipts, 1000 bushels: shipments.
none; stocks. 13l: :33l bushels.
Eggs.Msrket about steady: receipt:
selling prices, Grade A.. extra large, mostly
49,. few higher: Grade A. large, 46-46; few
large, 37-3S: few higher; mediums, $3.50:
few higher: current receipts, ungraded,
39-41
Evening star., 1947-02-16
Bond Market Shows
More Small Losses
As Dealing DwindIes
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

NEW YORK, Feb. 15.-The bond
market rounded out a losing week
with additional small losses In the
majority in today's short session.
Selected rails, mainly In the lower
price bracket, managed to post
minor gains but on the average the
trend was downward. Traders gen.
orally showed little desire to step
into the market aggressively on
either side.
Sales dwindled to $1,350,000 from
2,625 900 a week ago.
Among the resistant spots were
A. T. & T. new 2&s at 119, Chicago
& Eastern Illinois incomes at 371s
Illinois Central 4zs at 841a, North
ern Pacific IS at 741s, and Seaboard
Airline incomes at rs.
Brazilian Issues Improve.
Losers included B&O convertibles
at 573s, Central Of Georgia 1st SIS at
101, st. Paul As at 1855, Northwest
ern AIS at 80k, Pennsylvania Gen.
eral AIS at 113A. and Southern Pa
cific AIS Of 80 at 96.
Brazilian issues continued to i'm
prove In the overseas list.
United States Governments held
steady In the overtime counter
market.
Investment interest was dormant
most Of the week and prices, par
ticularly Of carrier issues, dragged
lower due more to this apathetic
attitude rather than broad scale
offerings.
Talk of 1arge-scale new financing
was in the air through the week in
Wall Street but few Of the rumors
crystallized into actual public sales.
Young's Activities Watched.
Robert r. Young, Chesapeake &
Ohio chairman, kept attention
focused on obligations Of the New
York Central system as his plans
continued for domination OF the
Eastern carrier. c. & O. paid nearly
Sc, 100000 for control of 315,4oC
shares Of Central common, most OF
which stock came from Allegheny
Corp, the holding company in con-
troll Of G. & O.
Central bonds showed only q
f1eeting reaction to the news, the
refunding SIS ending at 90, or Ia
below week ago, and the "A" AIS
down ~ at 81A.
At the same, time investment
circles heard reports that Allegheny
Corp. planned to enter the money
market for $25, ,000, 900 to refund out
standing bank loans. It was known
at least one syndicate had been
formed to handle the flotation but
Allegheny officials declined to verify
or deny the report.
Evening star., 1947-02-16

to subscribe for +. G. Addison Jr.
one share of the new stock at $3.50,
for each two shares already owned.
The bank, which has resources in
excess of $28, ,o00, 900, expects to con-
tinue the annual dividend rate of
So a year. The old stock is now
quoted over the counter at $207 a
share bid; offered at $220. . -
Peoples Drug Votes Divident.
Directors of Peoples Drug Stores,
Inc, have voted the usual quarterly
dividend of 40 cents per share on the
common stock, payable April to
stockholders of record March 4.
Johnston, Lemon 81 Co., head
underwriters, reported yesterday
that the 10000 shares of Gordon
Foods, Inc, offered Friday at Sc a
share, were quickly oversubscribed.
The company distributes potato
chips and other food products
throughout the solth, having plants
in Atlanta, Memphis and Louisville,
with branches in Nashville and
Birmingham.
The purpose OF the financing was
to acquire the Driscou Food Products
Co., of Cincinnati, which has a plant
in Roanoke. James M. Johnston
will soon become a director of
Gordon Foods.
Capital Store Sales Steady.
Washington department store
sales for the week ending Saturday,
February 8, were unchanged from
the corresponding week a year ago,
the Richmond ReserYe Bank report
ed yesterday.
Sales were per cent higher than
in the preceding week this year and
Evening star., 1947-02-16
Chicuqo Livestock

CHICAGO, Feb. Is 0F (USDA)-
salable hogs 500 lestimated); total not
given: compared with a week ago Q sharp
heavier weights along with sows $3.50
salable cattle 500 (estimated): total
not given: mixed steers and heifers, 25 25;
cows closed steady to % higher. with beef
cpn.,s COWS sssady; bulls strong to 80 up: but
r rather than beef bulls; heavy sausage bulls
side heavy beef bulls. 1856 at close: very
snap6Py 81 66 frm trade all week on vealers at
salable sheep 100. (estimated); total not
sS55 lever after being = higher early
Arm: receipts liberal after Monday and
demand broad through midweek after which
time big local killers became bearish: fed
wooled Western lambs predominating IN
Guiding several shipments from Colorado:
ro nss sss swss and SIX. sx Loads lambs
weeks tor, 23.75. early for around 1900
Westerns. closing top % ss .eb' With good @ and and
choice at close spreading %. .5O-2325, good
to choice wheatflelders at midweek $3.50
With about .a,,na compsrabls % kinds from wheat
some medium 9,50-21 90; few loads good
to choice .yearling. wethers, 5000: with
ewes and twos out at 1900; three cars
135-140 lbs. good and choice slaughter
ewes, $50: few choice lightweights. 9.75;
los, load = medium % TO to good ewes $50: load medi-
Iings. iS.io: few decks good ff and Choice Choice
2O.50-2175
Evening star., 1947-02-16
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. lG,us couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, aDait three full days and
receiue the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
vesofs bsrsn. g. 1855 1865 Irvns IL St. st. aa
Edward Marshall, 80, Mount Rainier. ane
Ann Lyddane, 30, 1884 Brentwood I'd
ne.
Russell Benheff, SO. and Bertha Kitsor
80, both Of 1924 Wisconsin ave. NV.
Richard Rabak, 20 1925 .3 39th st: e. nv; NV
ave. NV.
susan Sui smirnof. SO. 1000 Conn. ave
Robert Noysk, M 80. O. and e :. Ennlos Ius0ks' sS
Calvin Huriock. 22, 1889 Holbrook St
ne. and Rachel Wilkins, %, Ills
y.9es 9sssn Jones, sss n:; IL, c.rd.reck Nd. and
yds aerss Mariana ks1sa 2S g. ssss e. " M Nd
carreh rrd o Scott. ss, 1877 b q. ~; snd
Elisabeth overholt' a. a Buchanan
'oi;sh kssh 81 az. e e5s.ss Ws.ssl +, E. s snd Wilma
Ralph webster, 1s. Boiling Field, and
Virginia wiprud, 81, Ambassador Hotel
George Ryall. 3r., 2S, 4322 42nd g; Nv,
and Charlotte Derryberry TO- Fsirans-
james men; ecssssman, % 11os Hsst rs Capitol
ST.. and Hazel Gardner 23' MCLEAN
i:Ss Esi...s shfs fsa. e g. Sflsssa s.. and
0snaet and jseaueiins varney, Is. Ss17 Chan
John hlns pstrussy. ct ns %, Akron. Ohio. and
Dorothy Mulhollem. q, 1917 30th st. Sc.
Sc; and Shirley southeriand' 2l' 1908
Meri. nneussk q. stn ,na ,n.. ., IS; Sc and
m.eom Aa1Is dsme' aoas ss and sSe Jean IN Norris
both Of 1874 irving st. NV.
Alexander Thomas, IS. 2422 18th st., NV.
| and Corine Sumler, "a, 141S Belmont
Ralph williams. 20. 347 NJ pl. s.w., and
Laura Montgomery, 1S, GRAFTON. Mo.
Laurence Corridon, "a, 1909 18th st. NV,
and Mary Poloske, 46. 3427 18th st. NV.
Samuel Dyson. 90. and Jeanette Jen-
nings:. 16, both Of 1139 Stevens I'd. sc.
Frank Evans. 20. 1885 Ontario I'd; NV,
and Elizabeth Horne. g. 224 h Ct. NV.
and Polly Jackson. 1911 corcoran st.
Robert Smith, 60. and Elizabeth johnson,
SO, both Of Philadelphia.
Charles Reed. "a. and Lorraine, Cook, 10.
both Of WincheStex, Va. p
Evening star., 1947-02-16

francis q. AQu-
son, jr., presid-
ent, announced
yesterday. Sub
scription rights
expire tomorrow.
The bank s
capital structure
will now consist
Of $750,000 cap
ital, $625, 900 sur
plus, and un-
divided profits
in excess of
$225, 900. Stock
holders W e. re
given the right
Evening star., 1947-02-16
10 LoW.Priced Stocks
Behind the Market

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FOREIGN Exchange

NEW YORK, Feb. is R.---Closing for
eiSn e as sxshan&gs & rates doneE f 'afeat BRITAIN
Canadian dollar In New York open mar
ket. 4h per cent discount or 95S7k q. s.
Europe-Great Britain, 4,O2A, un..
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ciaD, 23.40. unchanged.
Evening star., 1947-02-16
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8 Stocks for
Rapid Rise

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and why. but else gives price they
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sell. He selects ; eufe stocks for ropid
rise ard z utility stocks and 3 retaiI
stocks yielding s 10 s%.-wiih excellent
earnings ahsad.
Evening star., 1947-02-16
All Of Stock Offered
By Security Savings
Has Been Purchased
By Edward c, Stone

All the stock offered In the move
to increase the capital of the Security
Savings & Comercial Bank from
$500, 900 to $750,000 has been taken,
Evening star., 1947-02-16
CURB SUMMARY

FURNISHED BY the Associated Press.)
N.a sf,ssseq YCrh stoet I axsssn. s 'sISc sSox,aa
high, low and closing price for the week
and the net change from the previous
Sc VS.
Evening star., 1947-02-16
BOND SUMMARY
rrrnished hy tha A.soniatad Press.

SFurnished By the Associated Press.b
selected list Of ncIfve Bonds on the
New York Stock Exchange. Showing the
high. low and closing price for the week,
and the net change from the previous
SATURDAYS close.
Evening star., 1947-02-16
Wushinqton Stock Exchange

Exchange oncaIsJ
TRANSACTIONS EXCHANGE
FEBRUARY H.
Evening star., 1947-02-16
Capitol Securities
Over the Counter. .

The following bid and asked quotations
on Washington securities traded over the
more dealers, members Of the National
Association Of Securities Dealers, Inc,
would trade with the general public at the
time the quotations were assembled Tor
Evening star., 1947-02-16

Rates Of dividends IN the foregoing table
are annual dibursements based on the last
quarterly or semiannual declaration. Un-
less otherwise noted. special or extra disi-
extras. 5 Plus stock dividend. d Cash or
stock Paid last year. PAYABLE IN
year. fi Payable in Canadian funds.
K Accumulated dividends paid Or declared
this year; Jn,.ssw, = ssw issae NJ. Nv WIN wsf'
Evening star., 1947-02-16

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Evening star., 1947-02-16
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bsds xsS sa se.a es
mattresses. S35 each set; folding iron cot;
walnut finish chest, bar, % each; good
mirrors, variety pictures, frames, odd
ing tuesday evenings, 6:30-9:3o. Ho.
HONE FREEzERs - Immediate delivery:
brand-new Deepfreeze, Gibson, Amana ana
many Others; ioT prices al, ard w saay ssIms
LARGEST selection Of nationally famous
sfATIITERY sfATIITERY CO. 10th and 81 sts. ne. Open
eyes, xfid,y e snd SATURDAY till pm.
HHs6ff II fssaa WarHa II 81 Harm, u.nu., and ..uI,
S0 S2o. Sc Sesl Furnaces Tor e-En. houss' $50
Evening star., 1947-03-02
DICTAPHONES

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good condition.
PORTER, 2017 c
DINETTE SET,
mahogany table,
rush bottoms, lii
DNETTE SET,
springs, Beauty F
andiron screens;
wardrobe trunk:
able. EN-. 6658.
DINING RIM. Sc
Honduras mahog'
Telephone FIR. Z
DINING ROOM s
6fshEit DINING II ROOM
round table, so
extra leaves; 81
corner 11th and
201. Home Stunt
family apt. housa
DINING ROOM |
very reasonable.
DINING ROOM
asbestos pads; 8
server, table and
Ohio table pad,
Jacobean style; Y
Phone Sat. event
No dealers. GE.
ing table. WO. !,
DINING RM. Sc
buffet, server; nj
cabinet, S13; ne
porcelain tables,
tables; .5lss;- $3.50 \! !. - up.
buffet. chifonier,
odd chairs, small
raft; no antiques,
10 AMI pm.
DINING ROOM
chairs, walnut, 5
DINING ROOM
Waterfall design.
DINING ROOM
in excellent cond.
table, china cab.
time furniture \