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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-29

Hogs-Unevenly so cents to
100 lower; top $500.
NEW YORK, Oct. 28.-(AP)-
Individual stocks tilted moder-
atelv upward in today'h market
although many leaders suffered
from slight selling.
The fact that a big batch of
favorable dividends failed to
snur the majority of issues con-
cprned tended to chill bullish
sentiment to a certain extent.
While business optimism and
homes that the technical posi-
ion of the list would bring a
raIlv inspired some buying,
boardroom customers exhibited
considerable skepticism. Ac-
counts were trimmed by those
who had the idea that certain
federal economic controls might
he reinstated in tie fight against
initiation. A number of earnings
recessions also accentuated eau
ton.
Steels enjoyed a forenoon bull
% but failed to .ollow through.
Snecial issues die we'll. Offer
ings were a bit more insistent
in the final hour and minus signs
z shade in the majority at the
close. Dealings picked up now
and then but slowdowns were
frequent. 1t was the second full
session under the million-share
mark since Oct. 9. The days ag-
eregate of 100000 shares compar-
! ed with $4,000 the day before.
Composite Off
The Associated Press 60-Stock
Composite was oft i If a point
at 66.3, cancelling Mondays ad-
vance. Of 1000 issues register
ing, 1888 fell and $40 rose.
U. S. Steel finished up 1-8 of
a point at rs 3-8 and, after the
close, directors voted a dividend
of $1.25 on the common, against
81 paid previously, and in ad-
dition declared a special dis
bursement of rs cents a share.
1t was the first special since
Oct. %, 1929, on which date it
was recalled, the stock market
went into one of its most severe
slumps in history. The company
reported net of $3.50 a share for
the September quarter against
$2.65 in the June period and
$3,11 in the third quarter OF
1916.
Norfolk and Western added l
3-4 at so Ia on a raised quarter
ly and extra. Union Pacific was
up 2 at 147, and Sicily Oil 2 at
s6, the latter at a 1947 peak. In
the new high" class also were
Texas Pacific Coal and Oil, up
i IL at "A IL; National Supply
So at q, international Silver
7-8 at 63 IA and Anaconda Wire
and Cable 3-4 at IS IL.
Retain Gains
Modest Improvement was re-
tanned by Bethlehem steel, Cen
eral Motors, Goodrich, Mont
gomery Ward, Sears. Roebuck,
Deere, Sperry, North American,
Westinghouse, General Electric,
Owens-Illinois, Santa Fe, Stand
ard Oil (NJ), Warren Foundry
and National BISCUIT.
Pittston Co. declared the first
dividend or the common since
1881 but the stock dipped 2 IA
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-29
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, Oct. 28.-(AP)-
Wheat futures turned strong to-
day after three moderately weak
sessions, with the December con-
tract climbing back and forth
above and below the SO a bush
ell mark again. )
What
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-29
LOCAL QUOTATIONS

a. Indicated annual dividend rate.
b. Income and profits dividends paid
in past II months.
The above Quotations are nominal and
are believed 10 be indications of the
price at which the securities may -
purchased or sold.
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V.T.W. COysCes5ioss

MI. ana Mrs. E. +. Haury will
/. leave by automobile tomofrosw
for Sarasota to- attend the anrylall
! conventioA ~ the Veterans of
eForeirn Wars Tune 1918. Haury,
past Commander Of the Key West
Post, is asdelesate to the corven-
s1ion.
Post Commander Jack Clark
and QharterInaster c arleton
Smith are also expected to at
tend as delegates.
v Following the convention, Mr..
and Hrs. Haury will visit their
daughter, Mrs. G. p. Gerry, in Hal
ftimore, Nd, and make a tour Of
points north.
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: Al lgast Is per cent q tie en-
Dire sheshBsishiS n Astllaf saw
yer HIT Ne. q. Anerdcan Lsioz
must y present Il tonieats
meeting ii order to fatify the
lfase from the City of Key West
Tor tlIef Country Club, Sfock'
6lan4 ~ tlies flsnfs lset6ii
Fu4 details 81 Tire leafs. Win
NE document on hand icf The
signatures Of the officers Of the
post Il the members appI6ve.
6ill ~ eiyen the membership. a.
Ire meeting tDnight At 3 O'Clock
IA DE legion home, Southland
end White streets.
The lease was delivered today
~ ne directors of the Country
Club. The club gave i Quit claim
deed 70 the city and the city will
lease. the building. and grounds
10 he Legion forf $l.00 q year,
and will Be good Tor 80 years.
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/ Suddenly the door opened, and
the room was flooded with light.
The young couple turned aid
fAcsrf = glbwezdhg pshxllt.
'svho aie your" He asked HE
young man through clenclied
teeth
The latter gulpell md turned
pale.
"I'ln her brother" he blutsed
out at HI.
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Was your husband badly hurt
when, he was struck by q Carp
ssEes. He suffered conclusion.
Of the BRAIN
ssYou mean concussion Of the
brain, don't you?"
No, sir means conclusion
IL do brain HES Daid.''
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shown at ST. Mary's Parish Cen
ter tolishts viii not Be presented
n was ANNOUNCED today. Repairs
to the electric lIgntlng system
forced a postponement.
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francis w. Cole, board chair
man Of the Travellers Insurance.
Co. born ia Hartford, Conn, "a
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Apartments. Utlities furnished.
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- Key West and Vicinity: Cloudy
weather with scattered showers
becoming partly cloudy tonight
and Thursday. Fresh occasionally
3strong south tossdsitt9Nest winds
oda4. becornjnga iodeihtE u
rests tonight and Thursday.
u Florida. Ci6udy With rain over
nortlf and central portions today
and stonight, sbeconning partly
@loudy Thursday. Mostly cloudy
gWithfs scattered showers over ex-
Jtreme south portion today, be-
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Ind Thursday. Warmer extreme
iBoutff portion and cooler north
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East dulf:: Moderate to fresh
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weather with rain over north and
central portions today and to-
night.
= Jacksonville through Florida
Straits: Small craft warnings are
displayed from West Palm Beach
10 Long Key. Fresh southeast
winds over north portion today.
becoming south to southwest
winds tonight and Thursday.
Fresh occasionally strong south
to southwest winds today over
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Evening star., 1947-10-22
By MerreII WhittIesey

The question put to the George
Washington University coaching
triumvirate was, Did you think
things would be this bad when you
left spring practice at Camp Letts?'
this bad" meaning losing four
straight games.
Head Coach Skip Stanley an
sWered, II knew we didn't have any
unbeaten team, but I thought we'd
win half our games" Line Coach
Al Sadusky said, THAT goes for me,
I figured we'd win at least five or
six out of nine, as we only meet
about three opponents out Of our
class" Line Coach Roger Antaya
said, "It was obvious we were going
to be weak in forward passing, but I
didn't believe we could lose our
first four games"
OF course Stanley still could be
right, as starting with the Univer-
sity Of Miami game Friday night
in Miami the Colonials could win
more than half their games If they
take the next five. But that would
call for the greatest form reversal
Of the season and, getting back to
reason. the best G. w. can hope Is
to win three of its last five against
the Hurricanes, v. P. l., Wayne,
Georgetown and Kings Point.
Poor Pass Defense Cited,
AS to why the Colonials have lost
four straight, Stanley and his assist
ants were trife vague. Stanley
said all the defeats could be traced
to poor pass defense. A number of
the key players are freshmen and
they just can't get pass defense into
their heads. Sadusky said the line
has not carried out its assignments,
particularly blocking. Antaya was
of the opinion that the 1913 beating
Evening star., 1947-10-22
SharkeY and Sexton Clash
In Title Match Toniqht

Babe Sharkey, the big Texan who
owns a dozen cowboy boots valued
at more than $500, will meet up with
his old nemesis, Frank Sexton, the
champion, in tonight's feature
wrestling match at Turner's Arena
billed for the title.
Sharkey lost his crown to Sexton
In January. 1916, in Baltimore, and
a few weeks ago made futile effort
to regain 1t. The Texan claims he
was given Short count" by Referee
Claudio Villar, and refused to have
Villar handle the rematch. AS a
result Benny Bortnick will come out
of f1ve-year retirement to referee
the one-hour match.
Nanjo Singh, the Cobra Clutch
expert, returns after an absence of
several years to engage Faro Rim
aldo In the semiwindup. Wradislaw
Talun will meet Jack Paulos; Abe
Stein will face Henry Kulkovtch and
Ken Ackler will take on John VAN
sky in preliminaries.
Evening star., 1947-10-22
Golfer Bogort Wins His Second
7947 Mixed Scotch Foursone

Ralph Bogart proved to be the
best mixed Scotch foursome partner
Of the season after the Chevy Chase
amateur and Mrs. Landra Platt OF
Chevy Chase captured low gross in
the District Golf Associations event
Yesterday at Manor. Bogart and
Mrs. Betty Meckley were winners In
the Women's DGA event earlier in
the season.
Play was over the back nine and
the short par-33 inside nine at
Manor as the woods nine Is blan-
keted with leaves. Three teams
played off for low gross after tying
with Ills and Bogart knocked an iron
shot feet from the cup on the 18th
hole and Mrs. Platt dropped the
putt for a 2 to defeat Mrs. Meckley
and Charles Price of Kenwood and
Mrs. M. Trouchard and Ed Semmler,
also of Kepwood.
The winning low net team was
Capt. and Mrs r. B. Hunt of Army
Navy, who put together an alter
Evening star., 1947-10-22
Baugh Still Top Passe|
But Dudley Is Keeping
All Around Honors

Sammy Baugh held his position
as the National Football Leagues
top passer by running his record
to 66 completions in 100 throws last
week, but Bill Dudley, who last
year won top ranking in four de-
partments, moved back into con-
tention for all-around honors.
The Virginia Flyer PAGES the cir
cunt in scoring with AZ points, leads
in touchdown production with seven,
and has intercepted four passes for
76 yards and one touchdown. You
can see that Mr.. Dudley is a very
active young man.
Baugh is still far In front Of his
field, although Sid Luckman has
eight touchdown tossed to Sammy's
10. Their head-on meeting Sunday
should produce some of the most
brilliant passing fireworks Of the
season.
Sal Rosato, who will miss the
game because Of a back injury, Is
sixth among the Eastern ground
gamers with 1874 yards, while Bob
Nussbaumer, Hugh Taylor and Ed
die Saenz are second, third and
fifth on the pass-receiving list. Dick
Poillon's 20 points put him second
to Steve Lach Of Pittsburgh, who
has 80 in the East, with Taylor and
Pete Pihos of Philadelphia tied at
ia.
Baugh still Is No. 2 among the
Eastern punters and Saenz is still
top man in both divisions running
back kickoffs.
Evening star., 1947-10-22
1wo-Day CheWChas
Hunt Show 10 End
Outdoor Season
By Angelina J. CorobeIIi

The Chevy Chase Hunter Show
scheduled for Saturday and Sunday
at Rays Meadow. East-Wes High
way. Chevy Chase, Md, will close
the busiest and most hectic outdoor
show season in the history of this
horse-minded area. The season
totaled 98 days of actual showing,
with spectators approximating $500
at each show.
saturdays and Sundays event
Will attract large entry of top per-
iormances, all anxious to make their
last showing a winning one. On
saturday the days activities are de-
voted to Junior riders. Starting at
IL am. 1S classes are offered for
young riders of various ages. The
pony and Junior divisions have six
classes each and four classes are
limited to bona fide students of anv
accredited school or college, The
popular lead rein class for riders
under six years of age is included
and there Is the D. Sterret Cuttings
Workmanship class for riders under
II. Pony, Junior hunter and junior
jumper tricolors will be awarded.
On Sunday, also starting at II
am, a 14-class card is offered. For
hunters there are events for model,
green hunters, hunter hacks. open
hunters, handy working hunters and
the featured $3.50 working hunter
stake. Jumpers will try for the
jumper championship In the warm
up, novice jumpers, touch-and- -out.
modified Olympia, the high jumping
contest and $10O jumper stake.
Junior judges are Mrs. Steadman
Teller, Potomac, Md, and Edward D..
Talbert, jr., Olney, Md. James A..
Radney, Willoughby, Ohio, and
John Maloney, Warrenton, Va, will
officiate for the hunters and Carol
Curran and Marian Currian, jr.,
Four Corners, Md, will score the
jumpers. Additional information
may be obtained from Donald C.
Bradley and Frank D. Christmas,
Wisconsin 9482.
Evening star., 1947-10-22
Yankee to Direct
Guatemala SPORTS
By the Associoted Press

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 22.-
Charles r. Hunter, veteran track
and field coach and authority,
said today he had accepted the
position of director of athletics
and sports for the Republic of
Guatemala. He will take over
the duties around the first of the
year.
Working under the direction of
the National Olympic Committee,
OF which T. Coronel Roberto
Barrios Pena is president, Hunter
will build up sports in the
country for the 1850 Pan-Amer-
lean Olympics.
He was a distance runner in
the 1920 Olympic Games and
assistant track and field coach of
the 1882 United States Olympic
team. He was manager-coach of
teams that competed in Europe
in 1885 and in Japan in 1887.
Evening star., 1947-10-22
Speciol Dispoteh 10 The Stor


BALTIMORE, Oct. 22.-The four
players who broke IS in the first
round of the 54-hole medal play
Payne Cup event settled down to
what appeared to be private scrap
for the title in the second round
today at Woodholme Country Club.
The other q players were strung too
far back and turned their interest
to net prizes.
The top four-Mrs. Maurice Click
of the host club with an 80, Mrs.
l.. G. Pray Of Columbia with 81 and
Mrs Walter r. Stokes of Manor and
Jeannette Myers of Suburban with
63s, we're from three to six strokes
ahead of the next best scores-at Sc.
Mrs. Click, seeking a sweep OF
sectional golfer honors in the final
event of the season and the major
medal play tournament on the
Maryland schedule. combined mines
of 80 and AZ for the low score of
the day over the long course, par
73 for men.
Mrs. Pray and Mrs. Stokes. the
defending champion, are the only
District players conceded a. chance
at the title. Mrs. Pray had pair
Evening star., 1947-10-22
Police Boys Club No. 5
Wins First-HuIf Crown

Metropolitan Police Boys Club
No. wears the first half crown in
the 90pound football league after
handing the No. eleven its first
defeat in two years by 60 score
yesterday at Fairlawn.
Freddie Stone. 13-year-old Hine
Junior High School student, turned
the trick in the last few minutes of
play by returning a punt IS yards
for a touchdown. Harry Franklin
and Billy Crawford were outstand-
ing for the losers.