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Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1947-05-01
Tennis Club
Hold Dance

The Filipino Tennis and Badmin-
ton Club will inaugurate its new
officers at a dance at the Washing
ton Hall on May 10 starting at
500 p. m.
Newly-elected officers of the club
for the 1947-4S administration are
Johnny Mendoza, president; Frank
Giron, vice president; Pete Fflarca,
secretary; Lorenzo Libadia, treas
urer: Tony Valera, sgt.-at-arms;
Leo Lorenzo, Paul Bisares, Mrs.
Johnny Mendoza, Mrs. Bill Giron,
and Mariana Orpilla, advisers;
Richard Justo, team captain; Bill
Giron. tournament manager.
Included in its 1947 program OF
activities are the instruction of all
teen ayers of the Filipino COM
munity in tennis and badminton
and the promotion of inter-club
tournament against the Chinese
Tennis Club, Broadway Park Group,
Volunteer Park Team and other
clubs available.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1947-05-01

women and song" as one of his
visible better qualities, it kinda
sure surprised me no end to hear
how romantic the associate editor
could become over the wire. But
who wouldn't be, ask you, if the
party on the other end is no one
but adorable Frances Haynes? You
lucky mugi
If we add intelligence to that
of beauty, and then stir in a pleas
ant, pleasingIy charming person
atty, we'll have as a result, and in
the flesh, one Chrintine Amado,
Princess while back, remember?
Gazing thru the crystal ball:
Corazon Gustilo, the songstress, do
ing it a two-some with Mama dur
ing the opera season at the Moore
Theatre; HSP having in tow a
brand new find; W.T. patiently
awaiting the departure of a "he"
for a point South i. two is COM
pany; APT day-dreaming about that
sloe-eyed gal across the Pacific;
VIA dom a return bout with book
larnin' at an accredited uptown
Business College; AAG outfitting
his smart little son in footwear
enuff to last the small fellow a
long time; the Yumul Sisters,
Vivian and Charing, looking every
inch like Goods with their school
texts tucked away in their arms.
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COMMENTS
On CoevoI Life
BY VICToRlO A. VELASCO

In time of indecision don't be
like the bat that claims to be
bird or beast as the case may be
to protect its safety.
You must have conviction and,
more than that, the courage of that
conviction. Don't be sitting on the
fence. watching which is the strong
err and later join in to save your
self.
The world salutes the man of
conviction, of courage. 1t hates the
hypocrite, the spineless opportun-
ist. the back-biter who rises at the
expense of others.
We abhor the man who smiles
in your face and draws the dagger
in your back. We despise the cow
ard who cannot face you in a fight,
who only finds courage in fighting
under camouflage.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1947-05-01

With keeping away from wine,
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1947-05-01

An
fresh
Wash
quite
with
Seatt
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1947-05-01
For Sale

Vashon Island Berry Ranch. 10
acres, all cleared; 7 room stucco
house; basement; barn and lots of
out buildings. Sacrifice for quick
sale, $500. r. J. Middleton, 80
jackson St., The Trade Printery or
write Route I, Vashon, Wash.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1947-05-01

such is young lOvei
AS ! judge an egg not on the
surface appearance of its outer shell
but on what's inside, so do ! judge
all my friends . not on their
batteries but on what they've with
in their hearts.
Now that some, if not many, of
the salmon canneries are expected
to close, quite a good number of
the once gay-loying AIaskeros are
seen wearing that sad, disappointed
look in their mugs. What cold,
long winter it's gonna be to great
many of them!
AS each wilted petal of the flower
of time falls off and drops into
nothingness, so does the fresh
loneliness of Princess Nancy J1mi-
nez become more poignant and ex-
tremeIy irresistible. Many happy
returns of the day.
One can bluff part of the way,
part of the time, but one can't bluff
all the way, all the time. Dollar to
doughnut, it won't take many
moons before they realize way
down South that they've picked a
pickle on the appointment of a
femme, let's skip the name, that
would be just woman-like, to a
secretarial job.
AS is, and as it will always be,
the shadow of our past, whether
good or bad, surely always catches
up with US sooner or later. Truth
buried on earth shall rise again,
the eternal years of God is hers.
With funds in a four figure
amount and with seven as the
starter tucked away in the bank
to play with, it kinda looks as if
many a leader becomes imbued
with determination to become the
headman of the Community. Oh,
mighty dollar, how you can rekindle
and set afire the once dead ambi-
ton of most men!
The hate that used to be cast
against the Nips a while back is
said to be fast bein' forgotten by
most sea-goin' men touching on the
shores of the Rising Sun. The nea-
son? Sweethearts left behind.
With keeping away from wine,
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1947-05-01

First Lady = It's been so long
since | saw you last that l hardly
knew you. You have aged SOL
Second Ditto-Really? Well
wouldn't have known you except
for that dress.
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BY The RAMBLING REPORTER

have been the tender touch of Spring that has
lot to do in turning out mans fancy into sweet hots OF
love- Nary day passed without humping into some
moonyooking SWANS taking stro hand in hand along the
bouevards their slow-motoned pedal eXtremeies All
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LIVESTOCK

RICHMOND Va, March fP
- Market $l.0(
higher on all weights; top $28.0 OF
for good and choice 16O-240 Id.
barroWS and gifts; 100-120 lbs,
$23.O 90; 300 lbs. and over $26. so;
good sows under $50 lbs. $23. 90;
350-500 lbs. $3.50; over 500 lbs,
$1,000 good stays $4,000.
Cattle-Market generally steady;
bulk steers cleared Monday, me
dunn to good largely $18.0O-21.0 90;
strictly good up to $1,000 with odd
head choice higher; Gamer and
cutter COWS mostly So. 0O-1G.0 90, thin
Gamers down to $500; medium
dairy type $1O.0o-12.o0; few good
COWS around $14.00; vealers scarce
and fully steady, bulk good to
choice SIG. 0O-26.5 SO, strictly choice
quotable $27.0 90.
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LIVESTOCK
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, March 4 - WH -
(USDA)-Livestock: Hogs 5000.
Some early sales 240 lbs and down
steady to rs cents lower. General
ly slow On all weights and 50-75
cents lower. Some bids on weights
more than $50 lbs. IS cents lower
Top 1925. Bulk good and choice
1SO-240 lbs. %. 75-29.25 250-300 lbs.
27. 1928. so. Sows $3.50 cents lower;
most good and choice "a. 1926. so.
Cattle-9, 500; calves: 1900. Fed
steers, yearlings and heifers slow
and steady; COWS slow and steady
to Is cents lower; bulls fully steady
veal rs steady. Load of choice
weighty steers hold more than
200. Load choice long yearlings
sold 800. Bulk medium and good
fed steers and yearlings 1880
26.75. Two loads choice fed heifers
800. Bulk medium and good heif-
ers 19.00-24. 90. Few good COWS to
1900. Weighty fed cows and heif-
ers mixed to 20. 90. Gamers and
sausage bulls Is. 50-17.25. Vealers
cutters II. 0O-12.25. Good weighty
%. 90 down.
Sheep - 5000. Slaughter lambs
opened about Is cents lower. Two
cars good and choice fed wooded
western lambs 24.25; car mixed
medium to choice wooded lambs
1895. Shorn lambs and yearlings
scarce. Slaughter ewes steady to
strong; small lots native mixed
grades 8~.75-9.00; car OF common
to medium 1925.
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Selected Stocks Rally
In Slow Dealing Session

a point at 1912 when the quarterly
payment was lifted.
Chrysler was up l at ~ and
U. S. Gypsum ia at 1O3A. Lesser
gamers were U. S. Steel, General
Motors, N. Y. Central, Southern
Railway, Great Northern Railway,
Pennsylvania Railroad, Northern
Pacific, American Wooden, Phelps
Dodge, Westinghouse, Montgomery
Ward, U. S. Rubber, International
Harvester, Union Carbide and All
Reduction.
Norfolk and Western was Oft
and American Telephone "a at
at 243, American Can rs at 81,
1884. On the downside were Good
year, Sears Roebuck, Douglas
Aircraft, Western Union "A", Ana
conda, Kennecott, American Smelt-
ing, General Electric, Union Pa
cific, Philip Morris and Standard
Oil (ND.
Bonds were uneven. New York
cotton trading was suspended for
the day when employees of the
Exchange went on strike. At CHI
cago grains reacted sharply. Wheat
Corn 212 to AS and oats "a to rs.
was off 3 to 512 cents a bushel.
Curb Active
Among forward Curb leaners
were Carr Consolidated Biscuit
Con an earning jump. American
Gas, Cities Service and Burma
Ltd. Stumblers were Air AsSocl-
ates Con a cut dividend, Pante-
pee, Solar Aircraft, Extron and
American Light. Turnover here
was 270, 900 shares versus 80, 900
yesterday.
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MICHIGAN STATE
BONDS SELL FAST
Investment Syndicate Of
fers 100000 Issue
AT LAT Per Cent

NEW YORK, March 4-(P-Pub-
lie sale of 5000, 600, 900 State OF
Michigan bonds, the a Of a pos
sible 50 billion-plus parade of wal
veteran issues, took the play from
a wavering bond market today.
A nationwide investment syndl-
cate headed by Bankers Trust
company publicity offered the is
sue at prices scaled from a yield
of IS of one percent for l LIS
maturing March Is, 1913, to a dol
lar price of 98 for l LIS due 1865.
The syndicate was awarded the
issue, part of an authorized $780,
900, 900, on a net interest cost OF
LAT percent. A competing syndi-
cate headed by c. j. Devine &
company submitted a bid which
represented an interest cost OF
LAT percent.
A spokesman for the Bankers
Trust company said late today that
sale of the issue was progressing
rapidly and indicated a quick sell
out could be anticipated.
A number of other states have
approved, or have under considera-
ton, similar issues which are eX-
pected eventually to balloon to a
total of we'll over So, 900, 600, 900.
Sale Watched
Sale Of the Michigan issue was
closely watched by investment
dealers as a guide to what may
be expected in marketing such
loans in the future.
The bond market moved uncer-
tainly owe a narrow range. A
number of carrier obligations at
tracted support but few prices
strayed more than a point either
way from the previous close.
Volume Of So, $40, 900 compared
with 50, 100, 900 Monday.
Closing higher yer Central OF
N. j. IS at 36, North Western
4 LIS at 70 IA, Rock Island con-
vertibles at % 1-8, Missouri Pa
CHIC general IS dL o4, anu
Airline incomes.
Trimmed a bit we're A T & 7
new 2 3-4s at lis, N. Y. Central
consolidated As at "a IL, Frisco
As at SO, Illinois Central 4 3-4s at
81 -, and LaccaWanna IS at 60
IA.
Greek Loans Gain
Peruvian issues reacted after
Mondays swift gains while Gee
hoslovak and Greek loans improv-
ed in the overseas list.
u. S. governments in the over
th%e-counter market barely stirred,
the Victory Loan Dec. 2 lbs OF ST.
70 remaining at 103 1872 bid.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE

CHICAGO, March 4 - U.D -
Produce: Poultry: % trucks; easy
TO firm; fryers and broilers g.
80.
Cheese: Twins SO 1888 IL;
single daisies Al 1-2-42; Swiss g.
70.
Butter: 661, 261 lbs; firm; 90
score IA; 80 score 73-1-2.
Eggs - 10, 1924 cases; market
firm; extras l, As; extras 2, A.
"A IL; 3 and 4, 43; standards l ano
2, AZ; 3 and 4, 40; current receipts
39-1-2; dirties 36-1-2; checks SO.
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NAVAL STORES

SAVANNAH, Ga, March 4 Up
-Turpentine, LOO; offerings and
sales, none; receipts, 81; ship
ments, SO; stocks, 1,541.
Rosin: offerings and sales, none;
receipts, las; shipments, 235;
stocks, 5,524.
Quote: B, cas-; D, 800; Z, 800; F
thru x, 965.
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NEW YORK, March 4 - Up
Modest rauying propensities were
displayed by stocks in today's
market although dealings were
among the slowest of the year
and many leaders failed to re-
spond.
Scattered steel, motors and rails
he'd a brief upward furry in the
second hour when early selling
had ev.,,orated. There was a
slight pickup in activity for an
intervernal, then the ticker tape
resumed its slunber. Extreme
rains Of fractions % a point or so
were reduced in most cases at
the close and minus marks held
a shade the majority. Transfers
Of $50, 900 shares compared with
Gee, 900 Monday and equalled FIJI
days volume which was the small
est for a full session since Jan u,
The Associated Press 60-Stock
p composite was up u VI d po1liI o'
e6.5. OF 931 issues registering,
3e6 fell and $40 rose.
Eastman Kodak, off about 3 at
one time, pushed up at the last
end ended with a net advance OF
s% at 246k. Directors of the COM
PAW later announced they had
voted to recommend a 5-for-1 split
up of the stock. Rumors to this
effect recently brought several
substantial upswings in the issue.
Earnings Ignored
Earnings and dividends still
were more or less Ignored but
international Shoe tackled on 81 OF
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NEW ORLEANS MIDDLINGS

NEW ORLEANS, March 4 Up
- The average price of middling
l5-16ths-inch cotton today at ten
designated Southern spot markets
was As cents a bale lower at 1897
cents a pound; averages for the
past 30 market days 1892; mid
ding 7-8ths-inch cotton 1896.
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CASH GRAIN

CASH GRAIN
CHICAGO, March 4-P-Wheat:
No. l red 1874. Corn: Nos yell
low $1.57-1.61; No. 4 $1.51-1.55; No.
5 $3.50; sample grade yellow
81. 28h-1.37.. Oats: No. l heavy
white 95h.
Barley: Mailing ST. 50-1.9o; feed
81. 25-1.35. Field seed per hundred
weight nominal: Red Clover
SAB. 0O-47. 90; Sweet Clover $11.5 So
1900; red top $17.50-lS.5O, timo-
thy $7.40-7.75.
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NEW POT

NEW ORLEANS, March 4-P)-
Spot cotton closed steady rs cents
a bale lower here today. Sales
2,041, low middling 1880, middling
33.75, good middling 34.15, receipts
6,336, stock 1874 .406.
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BUTTER

CHICAGO, March 4 P -
(USDA)-Butter firm; AA SO score
75.5; A 92-74. 1878; B 9O-74.5.
Eggs steady and unchanged.
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GRAIN
CHICAGO GRAIN
RAAx

CHICAGO, March 4 -P-Grain
futures prices broke sharply at
the Board of Trade today, the
largest decline being scored in the
wheat pit, where last week new
II year highs were recorded.
At the close wheat was 3 cents
to 5h cents lower than yesterdays
finish, March $2.53k-2.54. Corn
was AZ cents to 6% cents lower,
March $1.541a-1.5 "a. Oats we're "a
to 15s lower, March 87-87A.
Open High Low Close
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FURNISHED by Allen c. Ewing & Co.
Bid Asked
Amer Optical 2.30a -------- Al IL 43
ACL of Conn. GOA -------- 50 so ga
Boston Fund 2.32b -------- 20.6 %. %
Carolina Insurance 1.40a - 80 IS
DeVilbiss 1.00a ---------- 10 20 Ia
Group Sec RR Equip lob 4.73 5.14
McBee .40a ---------------- 8 8 1-2
Mass Investors Tr LOB - Is. "a 27.94
Natl Transit lisa 1850 10 "a IA
People Saw B & TT 5000 - 80 -
Red Fock Bot Inc, Gal - 10 3-8 10 7-8
Sec Natl Bank soc ----- 26 -
STANDARD Stoker 3.00c ---- 27 1-2 % IL
It'd Water Power Com 8 1-2 IA
Viii Saw & Trust 2. DOC 40 -
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CHARLOTTE q

CHARLOTTE, March 4 up
Spot cotton 33.40.
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a. Indicated annual dividend rate.
b. Income and profits dividends paid
The above quotations are nominal and
are believed to be indications of the
price at which the securities may b.
purchased or sold.)
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Steels, Motors, Rails Lead
Moderate Advances,
Later Trimmed
X AT A GLANCE

MAkhE1S Al "A ULANCE
NEW YORK, March 4-(P)-
Stocks - Mixed: Selected issues
edge forward.
Bonds - Uneven: Selected rails
make gains.
Cotton - Market closed by en-
ployes' strike.
COTTON
Wheat - Sharply lower; general
liquidation.
Corn - Sharply lower with
wheat.
Oats - Lower; declined with
wheat and corn.
Hogs - Slow and up IS cents
lewer; top S29.255.
Cattle - Slow but steady to rs
ssnts higher; top $29.75.
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COTTON
NEW E COTTON

NEW ORLEANS, March 4-P)-
Cotton futures closed steady and
unchanged to 80 cents a bale low
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Open High Low Close

Open High Low Close
Mch 34.O2 34.O2 49, SO 80. 83b off 16
May 1925 1882 1918 1925 off 5
Jly 1892 31.42 31.28 31.39 unch
Oct 28.76 1887 1912 28.76 off 9
Dec 27.9O 28.03 27.9O q. sob off 10
Bid.
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BOND

Compiled by The Associated Press
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STOCK AVERAGES
Compiled by The Associated Press
80 Is Is 60
Indus Rails Util Stocks

WHAT STOCKS DID
NEW YORK, March 4-(P)-
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INVESTORS TIMID
ON BOND MARKET
Interest In Carrier Lien.
Lacks Enthusiasm;
Prices Irregular

NEW YORK, July 31-P)-The
..d market wobbled over an ir-
ocular price route today.
T nsspite the encouraging lead Of
49, stock market, investors failed
u ,,,' work Up much enthusiasm for
.rripr bonds ana the price list
cal tno close was fairly even mix
.mre Of small gains and losses.
turnover dried up to 5000, 900
,rona s3.57o,ooo Wednesday.
Traders interested in railway se-
writes noted two pieces Of Wash
s ;rgton news bearing on railroads:
s;rs4 HS Presidential veto of bill
.asigned to permit railroads to
ssal with interlocking bank and
:nTestment firms in sale of secu-
rities if such securities were sold
nn = competitive basis and in con-
,orrjty with I. c. c. rules.
Clark Accuses
Second. Attorney General Clark,
IN new complaint, accused more
,han 900 railroads Of collecting
.1Iniust and unreasonable rates
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-01
WANT FAST HELP from
GETTING UP NIGHTS?

. Here's good news for you folks who
have to get up at night to pass water, have
backaehs, too, because of minor functional
kidney disorders.
Three generations ago, famous doctor
developed a medicine for this very trouble.
Now millions have used 1t, often with
amazingly fast, effective results. The msdi-
cine is DR.. Kiamsr's Swamp-Root, made
of Is herbs, roots, vegetables, and bal-
sanns - truly natures own way to relief.
Instantly you take II, It starts to work
flushing out kidn.ys iner.ases tn.
flow Of urine, helping to relieve excess
aeidity ... 70 iritated bladder gets q
gopd flushing out, too. Caution: Take As
dilNctsd. You'll say it's marvellous.
For free trial supply, write Dept. D.,
Kilmsr : Co., Inc, Box 1855, Stamford,
Conn. Or - get full-sissd bottle Of
Swamp-Root today at your Drugstore.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-01
NEW YORK PRODUCE

NEW YORK, July 31-U.D-Pro-
duce markets:
Potatoes: dollars per 100 lbs un-
less otherwise indicated) unsettled.
Washington long whites No. l,
4.50-5.25; Long Island cobblers No.
l, 2.35-.75; No. 1B 100. so; pick
outs rs; New Jersey cobblers No.
l, 2.50-.75; Delaware cobblers No.
1, 2.25- so; Maryland cobblers No.
l, 2.00-.75.
Sweet potatoes: Cbushels bas-
kets) quiet. New Jersey, Jersey
type No. l processed zoos. So;
Alabama triumph No. l new 2.75-
400; No. 2, 1.75-20O; Florida
golden No. l, 4.0O-.50; y m s
no offers.
Live poultry: easy. Turkeys
hens A.; roosters old 1921; ducks
Long Island 27-28; rabbits all va
rieties 1922; fowls 25-40; chickens
1898; broilers 3039; pigeons and
squads 60-65; pullets 38-49.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-01
R0SEHILL CHILD
DIES OF INJURY
Seven-Year-Old Girl Fatal.
ly Injured In Truck
Car Crash
Special to The Star

ROSEH1LL, July 31-Myra Ellen
Murphy, age 7, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Holmes Murphy Of Rose
hill died Wednesday night in James
Walker hospital in Wilmington OF
injuries received about five hours
earlier when an automobile driven
by Charles Luther Westbrook OF
Ayden crashed into the rear OF
her fathers one and one-half-ton
truck in which his wife and chill
dren were riding home after hav-
ing barned tobacco.
Funeral services will be held
Friday morning at 10:30 o'clock at
the home by the Rev. c. T.
Rogers, pastor of the Rosehill
Methodist church. Burial will be
in the Little Creek cemetery near
Rosehill.
In addition TO her parents she
is survived by one sister, Joyce
Faye Murphy; two brothers, Wen
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N. C. = S. c. PEACH MARKETS

SPARIANBURG, S. c., July 81
= R - CUSDA)- Peaches:
Wednesday haulings, moderate to
heavy; demand moderate: mar
ket about steady. Sares FOB Ship
ping point, bu. baskets U. S. No.
l Elbe-tas, Pinch and up 2.25;
l 7-8 inch and up 200; l 3-4 to 2
inches 1.25-1.35, mostly 1901. IS.
few l.40. Some shipments rolled
unsold.
Hamlet and nearby points; con-
siderable stock orchard run and
moving by truck. Wednesday de-
mand slow, market about steady
sales FOB shipping point, bu. bas-
kets, U. S. No. .Elbertas, 2 IA
inches and up 2.40-2.5O; inch
and up l.74-2.00, few best FPS;
l 7-8 inch minimum $50; l 3-4 to
z inch l.25-1.4O; IS per cent or
more U. S. No. l quality, 2 inch
and up 200, few 2.l5; some on
grade marks, inch and up 200
2.25; Georgia Bellies U. S. No. l,
2 inch and up 1.75-200, showing
good color, high as 2.25. Some
shipments rolled unsold.
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CASH RAIN

CHICAGO, July 81 az -
Wheat: No. hard 2.33; No. 8
hard 2.31 IL; No. l dark hard 2.23
IA; No. 2 red tough 2.28. Corn:
No. l yellow 2.25-226 IL; No. 2,
2.24 3-4-2.27; No. 3, 2.63-2.24
IA: No. 4, 2-13-2.18; No. 5 ALI
Oats: No. 1 heavy mixed Ill IL;
No. l mixed 81 IA; No. 2 heavy
mixed LOO: No. 1 extra heavy mix
ed Ito; No. l heavy white LOO:
No. white 97-99; No. 2 heavy
white 100; No. white 95 1-4-96;
No. 3 white 100. Barley: mailing
100: seed 1.40-1.75. Rye: No. 2
grades. 2.40-2.50. Soybeans: No.
2 yellow 3.33.
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dell Holmes and Harry Daniel
Murphy all Of the home; her ma
ternal grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leslie King of Wallace and pater-
nal grandparents. Mr. and Mrs.
r. A. Murphy of Rosehil and a
number Of uncles and aunts. Mrs.
Murphy, mother of the child es-
capped with only minor injuries
while Joyce Faye Murphy was
seriously injured and is in Ghe
James Walker hospital. Other
members Of the family escaped in
jury.
Murphy's truck was badly dam
aged. Westrrook, driver Of the car
is under bond while waiting for q
hearing on the accident.
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ELKS TO FETE
BOYS TONIGHT
Party Planned A. Cet-To.
Cether Before Departure
For Mountain Camp

Twelve Wilmington boys will be
guests of the local Elks Lodge 532
at the Elks camp at Henderson
vile from August to II, it was
announced yesterday.
The boys, to be picked because
Of various merits, will hold a get
together party at 7 p. m. tonight
at the Elks Lodge.
They will be porion Of a num-
Der Who are guests Of lodges from
all over the state.
o. A. Jurgensen is chairman Of
the committee handling the affairs
Of the boys as guests.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-01
STOCKS IN THE SPOTLIGHT

NEW YORK, July 31-P)-Sales
closing price and net change of the
fifteen most active stocks today.
ComWlth and Sou 1875, 300 31a A "a
Am Woolen II, 100 435s A 27s.
NS Supply $500 zo1s A "a.
Gulf Mob and Oh 1900 1885 A ss
Studebaker $500 % A %.
United Corp 1000 3as A u.
Gen Mot 6,4Oo 60ss A 13s.
Radio $500 A u.
Chrysler $500 5sh A rs.
Publicker Ind 5000 80 D u.
U S Steel 6,10O 741s A rs.
Illinois cent $500 27 A 5s.
Am Roll Mill $500 327s A 11..
Armour and Co $500 l4A A "a.
Bait and Ohio 5,100 1872 A u.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-01
on wartime shipments Of steel air
plane landing mats

on wartime shipments Of steel air
plane landing mats.
Listed corporates marked down
included Boston & Maine As at 80.
North Western 4 1-2s at 68 7-8.
Hudson & Manhattan refunding IS
at 81 IL, Pennsylvania R. R. 4 lbs
at lO4 IA, Frisco Is at IS. Ahead
were A T & T 3-4s of 1861 at 113
IL, B & o stamped convertibles at
so, St. Paul incomes at 76 ID,
Rock Island 4 lbs of 1852 at SO,
Denver & Rio Grande Western
incomes at so, Illinois Central re-
funding As at 100 IA, Lehigh Valley
stamped As at 35 is, and Missouri
Pacific IS of IT at 70 IA.
Australian loans were under mild
pressure in the overseas list. US.
governments moved narrowly in
the over-the-counter market.
BOND AVERAGES
Compiled by The Associated Press
JULY 81
70 10 10 10 10
Rails indus ITtiI E~u r. W.