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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-09

hoyem zargonu pravi: "Chi ga
WI, gavu!"
Vsega tega bi pa bilo konec, &c
bi prisel guverner in izvajal sta
tut. Posebno Sc, ker S1AU vrsi
|pregled svojih sill: mad 100 tisoe
vpisanih mad 10 tisoc de-
mokraticnih volivcev!
Zato nj cudno, &C. je "Emanci-
pazione" pozdravila novega Wis
jega castnika "a civilne zadeve
pri Zavezniski vojni upravi, ge-
|nerala Gaitherja kot "prvega
'guvernerja Svobodnega trzaske-
ga ozemlja, ceprav uradno nina
tega naslova." zelja je ocitna
"dinastija Bowmanov' maj hi
kar naprej sedela ma miramar-
skem prestolu Maksimilijana
Habsburskega in Duke d'Aoste.
Posebno Sc zato, ker je seda-
Mi Bowman Ill" aktivni gene
raj, prekalnjen po frontah in ce-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-09
MlAKoPRAyNOST

popustila in v podu je zazijala
velika luknja. Bill je zmagova-
lee, vse nlu je ploskalo.
Dekleta 80 takrat vec mese-
cev poprej stedila denar, da SO
81 "a ia pies nabavila move oble-
ke in cevlje po modi. Najbrze
Sc je obicaj takratnih rekord-
nih plesalcev podedoval do da-
nasnjih dni, le $ to razliko, da
Sc danes plese ze malo prevee.
Bolje hi bio malo mani plesa
in vec citanja.
I Furlanic Anton.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-09

10 padalec, kar so uradno uteme-
ljili oh njegovem prihodu 8 tenn
ida je to ozemlje izredne vazno-
sti." &c pomislimo, da sta njego-
va predhodnika Bowman in
Carnes imela v upravi poleg te-
ga "vaznega" ozemlja Sc Pull,
Kras, Gorico, Trzic in Krnin in
da nj nobenega motilo, &c sta BIZ
la samo rezervna polkovnika ~.
Ponatis il "Ljudskega tsdnlla"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-09

kup 'lepo zlikanih zepnih rob
cev. v vsakega 81 je sanno pc
enkrat obrisal nos in ga nato
vrgel v kos. To je delal, da bi
vzbudil pri ljudeh Wits mogoc-
nosti in bogastva. 7
Costa, XII pelje il Semedele
v Roper je bila zgrajena ma po-
seben nacin: Takrat se nj bilo
obcinskih davkov in so kmetje
odrajtovah te z delom. Ia zgra-
ditev te ceste je moral vsak
kmet IL okolice pripeljati ma vo-
zu velik kos kamenja in ga Sc
suit ma dolocenem mestusv " NOR
je. Pustiti je moral tudi kos, da
je vec zaleglo. Koliko kosev je
morale biti pref kot je nastala
costa?
Takrat je bila v Kopru neka
hisa, katere stene so imele po-
sebno lastnost: &c Sc jih je do
taknil zlocinec, XII je ubil ka-
kega cloveka, preden SO ga
orozniki dobili v roke, je dobil
odpuscanje. &c sta zlocin izvr-
sila diva, je bilo odpuseeno IT,
stemu, XII je prvi uspel priteci v
blizino hise.
Koprski kmetje SO Sc do pred
sestdeset lett nosili rdece kape
podobne turskim. Pravijo, da il
strahu pred Turki, XII so v ca
sih turskega vladanja prisli tu-
di v Koper. Hotel so jih preva-
rati, da so njihove we're, S tenn,
da so nosili TAXA pokrivala.
V tistem casu je zivel v Ko-
pru grof Verza, XII je incl svo-
je podlozne kmete v Pomjanu.
Kadar je bio treba oddati de-
setino, je grof zaukazal ljud-
stvu, da ga pride cakat z vsemi
osli, kar so jih premogi. Ko je
prisel v blizino Pomjana, je "a
hajal enega osla, ljudstvo in
osli pa so morali iti "a MIN v
sprevodu. Spotoma so morali
pobirati vsak deseti snop, da je
grof sam kontroliral, &c ga ne
goljufajo.
V novi vasi in Sent Petru je
bill takra3 ooitaj, da je bill pro-
glasen "a najboljsega plesalca
tisti, XII je med plesom prebil
pod. To sc je zgodilo "a pustne
dni in je potem doticni obdrzal
prvenstvo do prihodnjega pu-
sta. Mex gospodar pa je dal "a
tako priloznost napraviti nov
pod il kostanjevih desk. Tu DO
pa re treba pokazati nekaj vec
vztrajn jnosti v plesu kot pref ma
smrekovem podu, je dejal. Pa
Sc je nasel prebrisanec, XII je
dobro pregledal pod. Med pie
som je poskakoval in Sc veselil
image. Opazil je v podu veliko
- grco - in ko je veckrat pri-
plesal nanjo, je z vso silo uda-
ril S peto po njej. Res, grca je
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-09

All ste maro6nik "E,sakopraU-
most?" &c ste, ali so VaSi prija-
telji in enamel? "EnakoprGU-
most" je potrebna osaks draeSini
sdrGdi vdSnih Uesti in Ved,aO ak
tuolnih clankOD! Strife "EnaEo-
praa,nost!w
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-09
Ameriske deIovne motere

Matere malih otrok navad.
no ne icsejo zunanje uposlitve
v splosnem dokler MISC otroci
vsaj dovolj starr, da gredo v
Solo, pravijo v zenskem oddel-
ku nasega delavskega depart
menta.. Vendar pa je mnogo
mladih mater, XII SO prisiljene,
delati tudi ko so otroci BE
majhni. To .posebno v slucajih,
kjer mozev zasluzek ne zado-
stuje "a vzdrzevanje druzine
ma TAKEN zivljenskem standar-
du, kot Sc zdi "a druzino po-
treben z vidika zdravja, vzgoje,
prehrane, it'd. , "
Natancno nj ugotovljeno ko-
liko mladih mater je uposlenih
v Ameriki, verjetno pa stevilo
dosega najmanj 1,250,000 - to
cd skupnega stevila 16 milijo-
nov ameriskih zensk, XII 81 sa-
me sluzijo svoj vsakdanji kruh
bodisi delno ali pa polnim de-
lom. Ia stevilka je il leta 1916.
Receno je v porocilu oddelka,
da je med uposlenimi matera-
mi malih otrok najmanj $780,
600 takih, XII imajo malcke v
starosti pod 6 let. Genius ka-
ze, da SO te matere gospodinje
normalnih druzin, torej druzin,
kjer je uposlen tudi oce ali gla-
va druzine. Kakih $50, 900 zensk
je izjavilo popisovalcem cenzu-
sa, da so one glave druzine, to-
rel skrbe "a sc in otroke sa-
me. Take zenske imajo najvec
po enega ali par otrok.
Uposljene pa MISC samo ma
tere malih, nedoraslih otrok -
ma delu v tovarnah in dru-
god najdemo tudi stare mate
re, tete ter druge druzinske So
rodnice, XII pomagajo k vzdrze-
vanju druzine ali pa Sc same
prezivljajo svojim delom.
$4,000 omozenih zensk, XII so
bile uposlene lansko leto in so
imele male otroke, predstavlja
komaj tri odstotke nash gospo-
dinj ali mater normalnih dru-
zin - to Sc pravi druzin sesto-
jecih liz moza, zene in otrok.
Priblizno polovico cd teh fje
imelo vsaj po enega starejsega
otroka, obenem pa tudi otroke
izpod 6 let starosti. Kakih $780,
600 uposlenih mater, je imelo
po enega ali vec otrok pod sest
let starosti in nobenega mad to
starostjo.
Breme zunanje uposlitve je
pablo najtezje ma pleca onih
$4,000 omozenih zensk, XII so
imele, prav majhne otroke. TIE
zenske so tvorile $50 vseh ma
sih druzinskih mater, XII same
vzdrzujejo in prezivljajo druzi-
no, ter so torej glava druzine.
Okrog 100000 teh zensk je ime-
10 po enega ali vec otrok v sta
rosti med sestim in 17tim le-
tom, ostale - 100000 - so
imele lie majhne pod 6 let stare
otroke.
Jasno je, pravi .porocilo zen
skega oddelka delavskega de-
partmenta, da te zenske nina
io izbire, sicer bi ostale donna
pri svojih malih otrocih, XII po'
trebujejo njihove nege. Da je
tako, prieajo stevilke, XII kaze-
10, da je v letu 1916 delalo zu'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-09
KAJ JE z GUVERNERJEM?
(Nadaljevanje z 2. stranD

(Nadaljevanje z 2. stranD
&c ne bi bilo prekislo: zapustiti
"fratelle" v Istri je hudo -.
Je pa se druga nesreca: Trst
pod Italijo pomeni, da ga mora
jo Anglo-Americani zapustiti in
kdo mas DO potem varoval, govo-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-09

Mr.. in Mrs. M. LiNassi. Mr. in Mrs. J. Tonle. Mr..
Louis Dular Mr.. in Mrs. Ernest Strancar Mary Str
mad. MIR. in Mrs. Anton Cerkvenik, Mr.. in Mrs. F.
Popotnik. Mr.. in Mrs. J. Pianecki. Mr.. in Mrs. J.
Kozlevsar. Mr. in Mrs. Anton Mklie Mr.. in Mrs.
Fred Zerovnik. MIR. in Mrs. Gerbec MIR. in Mrs Jos.
Petric. Mr. in Mrs. Peter Rostan. Mr.. in Mrs. John
Hudoklin MIR. in Mrs. John Zagorc. Mr.. Paul Krasac.
Mr.. in Mrs. F. Mranor. Mr.. in Mrs. Joe Lapp Mrs.
Anne Spilis. Mr.. in Mrs. Steve Batie. Mr.. in Mrs.
Martin Smalc, Mary Balie Mr.. in Mrs. Leo Jevec in
druzini. MIR. in Mrs. Peter Tomsie. Mr.. in Mrs. John
GlaviS. Mr.. in Mrs. Edw. Thomas. MIR. in Mrs. Law
Oucin. Mrs. Maleekar. Mr.. in Mrs A. Yelenc IL
Grard Ohio. druzini Lubelsek il Johnstown. Pa. Mr..
in Mrs. L. Bernetich, Mr. Anthony Rudman Mr.. in
Mrs. Jos. Klein. Mr.. in Mrs. F. L. Vadnal, Mrs Paul
Klvington. Mrs. Theo. Hemstreet. Mrs. Matilda CT
golle. Girard. O.. Mr.. Jerry Downs Mary Bulie. Mr.
in Mrs. J. Hudoklin.
Dale najlepsa hvala vsen. XII dali svoje avto
mobile brezplasno posugo spremstvo pri pogrebu
Naso zahvalo izrekamo vsem prijateljem XII
pris poslovit cd MEGA. ko je lezal nrtvaske1nu
odru ter XII ga sprejmili njegovi zadnji
poti mirodvor.
Hvala poq1ebnemu zavodu Joseph zele in snov
vzorno urejen pogreb in najboljso vsestransko
poslugo. Hvala Monsg. Vtus Hribarju opravljene
cerkvene pogrebne obrede. Hvala tudi poerebcen XII
nosili krsto Iskrena hvala Mrs. Antoniji Tonle
poslovilen govor <ot Slanu druStva Washington st.
80 ZSZ.
Srena hvala vsem prijatejena. XII prisl na po-
greb IL Johnstown. Pa. Brownsville. Pa in Girard O..
Najlepsa hvala pevcem zbora Jadran "a krasno
zapete pesmi pokojniku slovo
Ako Sc je pomotoma izpustilo ime katerega. XII je
prispeval prosimo oproseenja in isto zahvalimo.
a teboj zaluje soproga. kateri 81 bill vedno dober
ober in skrben oee. Hisa pa je pusta in prazna.
n trpljenja. tia. kjer vlada veeni mir. Mi Sc Te
h dokler bodo utripala.
zalujoSi ostali:
JENNIE. soproga
ANTON. FRANK. BENNY in JOHN. sinovi
v start domovini zapusea diva brata in sestro.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-09

dolznost 81 stejemo da Sc poton iskreno
zahvalimo XII polozili tako krasne
cvetja negovi krsti Ia dokaz vase lubezni napram
MENU je bill veliko tolazbo. Hvala sledeeim:
Mr.. in Mrs. Frank Fortuna ST.. Mr. in Mrs. Anton
Zakrajsek. Mr.. in Mrs. Tony Lapuh. Mr. in Mrs. John
Evans. MIR. in Mrs. Joe Zabukovec. Mr.. in Mrs. Stan
Zabukovec. Mr. in Mrs. Joe Koporc Mr. in Mrs. Frank
Popotnik Mr. Jerry Downes. Mr.: in Mrs. F. j. Fortuna
NIL in lruzini. Mr.. in Mrs. F. Spenko NIL in druzini.
Mr.. in Mrs. Anton Fortuna in druzini. drustvu ia
Krstnika St. II ABZ MIR. in Mrs. Mathew Les
kovec. Mr.. in Mrs. j. Lubelsek in druzini Mr. in Mrs.
Stanley Kobal in druzini. Mr.. in Mrs. J. Hribar in
druzin Mr. in Mrs. Peter Rostan. druzini Mikausich.
Mr. in Mrs. F. Golob MIR. in Mrs. M. Lucch. druzini
Frank Rich Mr. in Mrs. JOS PoglaY. Mr.. in Mrs. John
Peck. Mr. in Mrs. j. Lukanc ST.. Mr. in Mrs. Stanley
Marin. Mr. in Mrs. S. Sverga. Mr.. in Mrs. Bill in Fred
Pokersnik Mr.. in Mrs. Anton Perse. Mr.. in Mrs. Stan
ley Marin Mr.. in Mrs. L. Tercek nal in sinu. Mr.. in
Mrs. A. Petkovsek. Mr.. Frank Zurich Mr. Joe Dukes.
Mr. Fred Perusek sosedoan drustvu Washington st.
80 zSZ Murray Ohio Local 65 in Musicians Bowling
Club.
Dale srcna hvala vsenn. XII so darovali nase
in druzino: Mr.. Andy Kotnik Mr.. in Mrs. John
Janz. Mr.. in Mrs. Louis Ogrinc. MI. Frank Decay
Mr.. Frank BecaY NIL. Mr.. Martin Goob. Mr.. Frank
Lipar. MIR. in Mrs. Frank Rich. Mr. Frank Revere
Mr.. in Mrs Frank Revere NIL. Mr.. in Mrs. Paul Golob
Mr.. Arlion Prank MIR. in Mrs. John Sluga, Mr.. in
Mrs. Joe Zevnk. Mary Zalar Mr. in Mrs. Anton Klein
druzini Udovis. Mr.. Mrs. Albert Moro. Mr.. Mrs
F. Kolinski MIR. Frank Fortuna ST.. Mr. in Mrs. Mike
PodboY. Mr.. in Mrs. Michael Zernie Mr. in Mrs.
Anton Znidarse. Mr.. in Mrs. Anton Perse. Mrs. Jose
phne Gebular; Mr.. Frank Saso Mr.. in Mrs. John Vad-
nal. Mr. in Mrs. Jansa. Mr.. in Mrs. Frank Potochnik.
Koneana je Tvoja pot. ljubljeni pokojnik. I
in zvest tovaris. in otroci. katerim 81 bill vedno
vsaj smo Te vsi lubli. Odsel 81 tia. kjer nj solz
bono vedno spominjali ljubeznijo nasih SIC
Evening star., 1947-10-19
Chicago Livestock

bic hos 800; total e s.soS SYsDsS5S; tsstlmassas
Teex sows nndea sS ponads and Ds
salable cattle. 500 (estimatedl total
not given, compared week ago: slaughter
closing trade slow, most advance on good
to low-choice steers and yearlinss good
cows and Gamers and cutters. strong to
steady to weak: bulls. 25-5O lower; veal
ers steady; choice replacement steers and
yearllngs ABOUT steady; lower grades. $500
lover: love top. 86;35; paid early for two loads
other medium weight and heavy steers
sra6ine average. choice or better, $685.
36.25; bulk good and choice fed steers.
1850; medium to low-sood steers. 1000
:. 90: TIVE 10 loads 1,3l0-pound Montana
stss sratssers ia o9; most mo good and choice fed
epo hers 0sss seod bsei eo%s
10000; 90; most common and medium
COWS, 13;5o-16.50; Gamers and cutters,
lo.50-l3 20; weeks top. 1925 on good
eb:oo-27.00: good and choice replace
$3.50; common and medium kinds. 1900
salable sheep. 100 (estimated); total
not given: compared week ago: receipts
small and trading slow throughout; sup
rI.nnhan ply mainly native lambs; sood and choice
55 lower: bulk good and choice slaughter
top G1 foa5 pad dsk Monds1 Tor sef se ees
sl-pound averages. closing top. 21.75; me
1880; most common. ia .oo-is 90; two
yearlings. 1900: good and choice SLAUGHTER
ewes 9.00-g.5 early in week but S.25
the practical outside after mid-week; COM
mon mon and medium ewes, 7.50-s.o0: culls
Evening star., 1947-10-19

Mr. cHshet' mas degrees from
Illinois. Harvard and Columbia Uni
versities. He has a wide reputation
in the tax field.
Earnshaw in Two Positions
S. Wilson Earnshaw, formerly ex-
ecutive vice president of the Ana
costa National Bank. has been
elected a chief appraiser and chair
man of the Auditing Committee Of
the American Building Association,
1t was announced yesterday. Active
in financial circles, he has been a
members of the Board of Directors
of the building association for sew
eral years.
The Executive Committee Of the
District of Columbia Building and
Loan League will hold the monthly
luncheon meeting Tuesday noon at
the Mayf1ower at 1890.
Tobie Heads Savings Group.
L. A. Tobie, new president of the
Savings Division of the ABA. was
chairman of the ABA committee on
savings development for three years.
Evening star., 1947-10-19

Mr. MEYER. Mr.. Szymcsak.
and Monetary Problem" Bankers
are looking forward with unusual
interest to hearing both speakers.
Horace F. Stokes, vice president
and cashier Of the National Metro
politan Bank, will report as chair
man of the associations Committee
on Commercial Trade Activities. A
buffet supper will follow adjourn
ment
d. G. Bank Loans Climb.
Total loans in Washington banks
for the week ended October 8 scored
a gain of $l.570000 over the pre-
ceding week. the Richmond Reserve
Bank reported. Both commercial
and real estate loans we're up sub
stantially. Total investments also
were higher. Total assets were up
$5,342, 900.
Both demand and time deposits
improved Marked gains In all these
items we're reported for the whole
fifth district. Total assets gained
$31 $4,000 during the week.
The Richmond Bank also reported
department store sales In Washing
ton for the week ending Saturday.
October u, were 9 per cent better
than year ago, but 13 per cent
below the previous week. In four
weeks ended October IL, cumulative
sales were IL per cent Of the like
l946 period.
Harvard Professor to Speak.
Willard G. McGraw. chairman of
the fiduciaries section of the District
Bankers Association, announced
that A. James Casner. Harvard Law
Evening star., 1947-10-19

ance Co. and later was State bank
examiner. Mr.. Tobie was educated
in the Hartford public schools.
Heard in Financial District.
Lanston Monotype jumped to %,
up 1ss, on the New York Curb fol-
lowing announcement OF the divi-
dend increase of 81.
Mergenthaler Linotype sold In Bos-
ton Friday at 81, up ~ points. The
last Washington transfer was at So.
The late Rudolph H. Yeatman
drafted the bylaws for the opening
of the Munsey Trust Co. and had
been the banks counsel and asso-
ciated with President G. H. Pope
ever since 1913
President Bruce Baird of the Ma
tional Savings & Trust Co. has re-
turned from a vacation at White
field, N. H.
James C. Elgin, partner In w. B.
Hibbs g. Co., has concluded motor
trip down the coast to Miami and
other Florida resorts.
Months Insurance Sales Up.
Life insurance sales in. Washing
ton in September totaled SIC, 1853 900,
a gain of per cent over September.
1916, Hartford reports stated yes
terday. Nine months sales amount
ing to sos ,236, 900 were down per
cent.
Evening star., 1947-10-19

tUnt Of trading, 10 shares. sIn bankruptcy or re-
eevership being reorssnized under the Bankruptcy
Act, securities assumed By such companies Rates
of dividends in the ioregoins table are annual dis;
dscisration Uness otherwise noted. special extra
dividends are not included. xHx dividend. xr Ex
rtehts Also extra or extras Plus stock dividend
Ss:h q Paid last M ,:sr ffayssi: T. s, stock
paid after stock dividend stock split-up Accum-
uIated ciyidands paid o. declared this ysAr.
Evening star., 1947-10-19

'Szymczak and Meyer
TO Address Session
OF D. {. Bankers
By Edward e. Stone

More than $50 bank officers and
directors are expected to attend the
fall meeting of the District Bankers
Association. at the Mayflower Hotel
tomorrow night, Richard A. Norris,
president, announced yesterday.
The program will include an ad-
dress by Eugene Meyer, chairman
Of the board of the Washington
Post. 1t is anticipated that his
remarks will concern the present
European situation.
M. s. SzymczakS member Of the
Board of Governors of the Federal
Reserve System, will give the chief
address on Our Current Imitation
Evening star., 1947-10-19
Stock Gains Extended
With Oils, SteeIs and
Motors Taking Lead
BY Victor Eubonk
Assoeioted Press Financial Writer

NEW YORK, Oct. ls.-The Stock
Market today concluded one of it's
strongest and speediest weeks of the
year. with oils, steels and motors
extending the upswing by fractions
to 3 or more points generally,
Buying ruled after the Columbus
Day holiday, with string of four
mlllion-share days a record since
late July. New highs were numer-
ous. Resumption of the bullish push
was attributed partly to a revival
OF business optimism, lessening of
recession fears, waning apprehen-
sion regarding foreign affairs, good
dividends, earnings and hopes COM
modlty spectators would Shift to
securities. Wheat topped the s3-a-
oushel mark for the first time in
ABOUT 80 years. High-grade bonds
and preferred stocks, on the other
hand. continued to slip. Profit
cashlng by professionals stalled Sc
curities at intervals but not for long.
Prices Firm at Close =
Mild 1rregularity prevailed at the
start OF the final session. The ticker
tape slowed frequently although
there were lively periods. Prices
f1rmed in the final hour and closing
gains were we'll in the majority.
Wider movers for the day, a num-
Der at l947 peaks, included Superior
OIL OF California. up 8 points at 129,
on only 900 shares: Skelly Oil az
at 931s; -Seaboard Oil, 2hs at 34sa:
Deep Rock OIL 17s at Al; Westing-
house Air Brake. IL at 371s (on a
pleasing dividend), International
Paper, IL at 581s; Ex-Cello, tx at
50ss: United States Steel, 1& at
7Sh; Youngstown Sheet, 15a at 81sa:
Jones & Laughlin, l at 36A Cen
eral Motors, IL at 81; American
Woolen, IL at so and Santa Fe, l
at 81.
Most of the buoyant rails of the
preceding session took a rest. Oils
still were propped by mounting crude
prices. Expanding production of
steel ingots aided stocks In this
group.
Among moderate Saturday losers
were Pacific Western Oil. Goodrich,
New York Central, Southern Rail-
way, Baltimore & Ohio Dow Chem
ical, j. I. Case and Caterpillar Trac-
tor.
Average Up Slightly.
The Associated Press 60-stock
composite was up 2 of a point at ST,
a high since July %, and a net
grain of IA points on the week. It
was the third straight weekly re-
covery. The latest weeks gain
equalled the October weeks ad-
vance which was the best since July
3. The two-hour aggregate of 48O,-
600 shares compared with 100000 a
week ago. The five-day volume was
6.883,96s shares against 5,255 $40 for
the previous six days. and was the
largest for any week since the
period ended April 10. For the two
hours 776 issues registered. OF these
384 rose and 1876 fell.
The Big Board enjoyed its big
gest bulge since July on Tuesday
with dealings of 100000 shares
the best since May 10 and the mar
ket the broadest since April IA
Pivotals continued on the upgrade
Wednesday on volume Of ,930, ,00C
shares, largest since the slump OF
April IA. The ticker tape was z
minutes late for a while for the
first time since September %. While
Evening star., 1947-10-19

the average was up for the fifth
straight session, the gain was only
moderate as selling developed in the
final hour. 1t was the broadest
market since the record of April IA
Offerings continued Thursday
with activity tapering to 100000
shares and the average emerging
unchanged. The list resumed its
selective upturn Friday on 1870 O,0OC
shares. Rails turned strong, rising
for the second session in two weeks
Improved sentiment was reflected
by the sale of stock exchange seat
for s63, 900, up $4,000 at high since
$68, 600 August /.
Evening star., 1947-10-19

oSAtoot polCc" "
sor. will address
the opening fall
dinner meeting
at the Mayhow-
er Hotel next
Friday evening
He will speak on
Tax Angles OF
Trust Law"
Mr.. Casner al
so is on the fac
ulty of the Grad
uate School of
Banking, mem
Der of a Boston
law Arm, and
has Seprecs fror,1
Evening star., 1947-10-19

ne Is pTeSlOeIlI
of the Meriden
Savings Bank in
Connecticut.
A graduate of
t h e American
I n S t i tu e of
Banking, he has
been a chapter
president a n d
very active in
the Connecticut
BANKERS ASSOcla-
ton. For IL
years he was a
b r a n C h office
manager for the
Travellers Insur-
Evening star., 1947-10-19
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, Oct. IL L1. - Cotton
futures trading was moderately active to-
day with the market strong; There was
tracts supplied by profit-takins for over
the weekend.
covering requirements for textile mills and
sales to the cCC. Recently the CCC pur-
chased 1l5,000 bales Of cotton for export
to Japan, 1t was estimated by merchants
that so far this week dealers covered
about IS. 900 bales OF cotton sold to the
ccc.
shivhay than the oreyi0us close
Evening star., 1947-10-19

MARKET AVERAGES COM
piled by the Associated Press
are traced on the chart above.
In the last week. stocks ad-
vanced, but bonds dipped.
Wholesale comm moditieS
reached a new all-time high.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-12-25
Treating Trees To
Preserve Needles

Dropping needles or leaves OF
Christmas trees, which strip the
trees of color and litter the floor.
long have been a Yuletide bane.
Therefore, the discovery of the
New York State College of Forestry
that waterglass spray will prevent
the spruce leaves from falling
comes as welcome news to family
and housewife alike.
Besides preserving the foliage.
the waterglass spray adds to the
decorative eject OF lhe spruce by
leaving a slight silver sheen to the
green of the needle-like leaves. The
waterglass also has been found to
be a good fire retardant.
The college found that the she'd
ding of spruce leaves also can be
retarded by placing the base of the
tree in a bucket Of moist earth.
peat moss or water. Users have re-
ported the success Of this treat
ment.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-12-25

is asked to settle said final &C
count, to distribute the property
of said estate to the heirs or per-
sons entitled to the same and to
discharge the administrative.
Said final account and petition
for distribution will be heard by
the Court at the Courthouse in
Prosser, Benton County, Wash
ington, on the 9th day of January,
1e4s, at the hour of 1000 o'clock
in the forenoon.
Anona Kleinknecht, Admin
stratriX.
BY Moulton & Powell & Thorn
as B. Cess, Her Attorneys.
12-11 to 1925
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-12-25
M,ainian,- HoAIo
Hilary ONCn,ton.,

Ukrainian churches, both Greek
Orthodox and innate, cling to the
ancient Julian calendar, so their
Christmas Day comes II days lat
er than ours, or on January 6. Christ
mas Eve Is celebrated with much
traditional ceremony and festivity.
The Holy Supper or Swiata Wecera
is very elaborate, consisting Of u
courses, in memory Of the II apOs-
ties. Fish, baked, broiled and jel-
lied, takes the place of meat.
Borsch, or beet soup, is generally
served, and stuffed cabbage, filled
with millet or rice. Vareniki. some