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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-05-16
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
COUNTY OF

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
COUNTY OF JACKSON
NOTICE is hereby given that I. the
undersigned. WILLIE MOFFETT. will
on Monday. June 2. 1947. at the front
door of the Court House of jack
son County. Mississippi, offer for sale
and sell to the highest and best bid
der for cash. at public auction. with
in legal hours.
The following described land sit
uated III jackson County. Mississippi.
to-Wit:
Lot 10 in Block ; in GATHERS First
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LEGAL NOTICES

IN THE CHANCERY COURT
OF JACKSON COUNTY. l947
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
COUNTY OF JACKSON -.
CAUSE NO. 1855
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE TO
CREDITORS OF THE ESTATE OF
ALEX THOMPSON. DECEASED
Letters of administration having been
granted or the 2 cay OF April. l947
by the Chancery Court of Jackson
County, Mississippi. to the undersign-
ed upon the estate of Alex Thomp-
son. deceased. notice is hereby given
to all persons having claims against
eaid estate to present the same to
the CLERK of said Court for probate
and registration according to law
within six months from this date, or
they will be forever barred.
This 2 day of April. 1857.
Isl FRED TAYLOR.
~ 4-25 SO. 9. 1s Administrator.
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE

NONRESIDENT NOTICE
No. 10l028
rHF STATE 0F MISSISSIPPI
To WALTER STEWART
Apartment 3. 1850 jefferson Ave-
u
Richmond, California.
You are summoned TO appear before
tsa Chancerv Court of the County OF
jackson In said State. on the Second
Monday of June A. D.. i947. to de-
~'"f ~ 10 a9p N eafd Court of
Catherine Stewart VS. Walter Stevvart
~ a~s defendant. and
wherein Complainant seeks a divorce
and restoration of her maiden name
as fully set out in bill on file
THIS Is day of Nav A. D. la4T.
Seal FRED on
Clerk. Chancery Court
jackson County, Mississippi.
=. a.. =. G. RAMSAY. .. 6.
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE
No. 1o.034

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
JAMES /. MONTGOMERY
You are summoned to appear be-
fore the Chancery Court of the Coun-
ty of jackson in said State, on the
Second Monday of June A. D., 1947,
to defend suit No. 10,034 in said Court
of MRS. MARY YOUNG MONTGOM-
cry wherein you are a defendant.
and wherein Complainant seeks a de-
cree of divorce. and restoration of her
maiden name as fully set out in bill
on file.
This IA day of May A. D., 1947.
tSesD FRED TAYLOR,
Clerk. Chancery Court,
Jackson County, Mississippi.
VERTIS C. RAMSAY, ID. c.
~ SIG ~ ~
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ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS

Notice is hereby gwen that bids will
be received by the Trustees of Or
ange Lake School for complete install
lation of gas heating system and
other supplies and equipment up to
Saturday. June 7, 1947, at 9 A. M.
Yours truly.
HENRY STOnK, Chairman
Board of Trustees
Orange Lake School
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ROOMS-BOARD 13a

I3s RooMs-BoAHD 1as
ROOM FOR RENT in private home.
Phone 682-W. 13-ltc 5-l6
FOR R~ENT-Rooms with or without
board. SOB Magnolia Subdivision. Moss
Point. Miss. 10 2tpd SO
is HOUSES FOR SALE ls
FIvE-RoOM MODERN HOUSE, must
sell at sacrifice, leaving town. 408
Grierson St. Moss Point, Phone 1887.
is ltpd SIG
BEAUTIFUL HOME@In the heart of
P~ascagoula. Write Box III" Chron-
icle-Star, P~ascagoula, Miss. l6 2tp SO
TWO HoUSEs-2o acres. pecan or
chard, on Mary Walker Bayou, one
mile north of Earl's Tourist Camp.
Mrs. J. Robertson. is 2tpd sic
FoUR-RooM HOUSE. 1870 II. front
with garden. chicken house and yard.
Eduipped with gas, lights and water,
907 Old Mobile Highway. is 2tpd 5-i6
sIx-RooM HOUSE with bath. IA
blocks from beach, 1927 Canal st.
$1,000 down. balance of S2400 like rent.
See owner after 4 p. m. or on Satur-
day. l6 2tpd SO
THREE ROOM HOUSE. screened front
and back porch. lights and water. 200
X 50 lot. $500. unfurnished; $1,000
furnished. $50 Old Mobile Highway.
10 2tpd SO
HOUSE q TWO LOTS, garden, chick
en- lot, eleven pecan trees. five Gig
trees. Water, gas and lights. Mrs. J.. ID.
Tisdale. 1902 Elder st. East Moss
Point. l6 2tpd sis
FIVE-RooM HOUSE UNFURNISHED
on lot 100 fl. by 400 #. Gas. lights
and water on Palmetto St, back of
Sam Rea's Store. Moss Point. Price
$1,000. II. c. Ball.
SIX-ROOM HOUSE. completely fur
nished. Bargain. Must sell in 4 weeks.
l.. A.. Hail. Maylane Street. off River
Road, near Wooden Mill. le 2tpd SO
FIVE-ROOM HOUSE-923 Bay St.
East Moss Point. $2500. $500 down.
balance IL months. See Bill Parks.
10 atpd so
one 3 rooms; gas lights and water.
Both or large lots. Priced $4,000. for
both. A Branam, Krebs Lane, Rt. l.,
back of Airport Inn. l6 2tpd SO
FoUR-RooM HOUSE Redecorated,
good condition. 3 blocks from Ship
yard. Cali after $50 p. m. OF Sstur-
day. c. l.. Wallace. Phone ll63-R. 316
Soiuiiipds Live, TasCasoula.
16 2tpd SO
SIX ROOMS * BATH-Completely
furnished, including refrigerator. gas
range. washing machine. etc. $4,000.
Bird house back of Kreole Hardware.
Phone 5462. is 3tp So
STX-ROoM HOUSEWIFE and lights,
"a acres with 20 bearing pecan trees.
Located on Highway go. II miles from
Miss Ala. State line in Mississippi.
Inquire X. c. Williams, House No.
6l8 on Highway 80. East Moss Point.
Is 2tpd So
"uA PONIES FOR SALE Pascsqouia
Miss. 2 and 3 bed rooms. hardwood
ilvvrs. sas range, water heaters and
gas heaters. Terms, $500 cash, bal
ance like rent. includes interest. In.
surance taxes, principal. Hnglewood
Homes 900 S. P~ascagoula St, phone
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Sealed bids for the construction of
special improvements, consisting of
concrete sidewalks. curbs. cutters,
storm sewers. concrete culverts and
extensions to existing %culverts, and
other Improvements incidental there
% on various streets in the City of
Pa~scagoula. Miss. will be received by
the BOARD OF MAYOR & COUNCIL
MIN OF THE CITY OF PASCA-
GOULA, MISSISSIPPI until 3 o'clock.
l947 at the City Hall in the City of
Pascagoula, Miss. at which time and
place they will then and there be
publicly opened and read aloud
The work is to include such items
as are listed in the proposal necessary
to construct the special improvements
aforementioned as per h plans and
specifications. The streets upon
Which the proposed work is to be
done. are as follows:
Each side N. Pascagoula Street from
E. Telephone Road to N. Market St.
,en soc W. Lake Ave. from N.
~Pascagoula Street to N. Cedar Street.
Each side N. Willow Street from n.
side N. Pine Street from w. Live Oak
Avenue to W. Kell Avenue. Each side
F.. Jackson Avenue from S. Veillen
st. to S. Market Street. Each side E.
Convent Avenue from s. ~Pascagoula
st. 10 S. Market Street. North side of
II. YIN hN0hloC - ootd6OdAa
st. to S. Market st. Each side z.
Washington Ave. from S. P~ascagoula
CT. IN s. Belair Street. West side of
S. Market Street from E. Jackson
Ave to T. Lincoln Avenue; South
Magnolia st. to S.. Frederic st. West
side of S. Magnolia Street from w.
Watts Ave. to W. Dupont Avenue. Each
side of Old Mobile Highway from S.
Market 81. to CITY Limits.
D1anc an6 cnnrtftnatfnne ara an file
for inspection at the City Hall at
pascagoula. Miss. or same may be
obtained from Donald J. Simmons.
Consulting Engineer. Pascagoula. Miss.
upon deposit of $1,000. This deposit for
n full set of contract documents
will be returned to each actual bid
der upon the return of all contract
documents in good condition not later
thar five days after the opening of
bids.
Bids must be submitted on the blank
proposal forms furnished with the
specifications and must be accom-
panied by Cash, Cashiers Check. Ger
titled Check or Bid Bond in an amount
amount bid This bic security shall be
made PAYABLE to the City of Pasca-
goula. Miss. and will be forfeited as
liquidated damages, not penalty, by
any bidder who is awarded the con-
tract and who fails to execute a con
tract and furnish bond as provided
for in the proposal and within the
speeif'ad time.
No bid may be withdrawn after the
scheduled closing time for the re-
eesrt of hid for a period of 80 days.
The Owner reserves the right to
- n~v and all bids, and to waive
informalities. The right to reduce h
anae,'nt of work to- ft the available
funds is also reserved.
The contract will be awarded to the
lowest and best responsible bidder.
By order of TUE P0ARD OF MAY
OR AND cOUNCILMEN.
CITY OF PASCAGOULA,
MISSISSIPPI.
ATTEST: BY ]. r. WATTS.
V. p. DeJFAN Mayor.
CITY Clerk.
At SIG. %, 30. sc
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USED
AUTO PARTS
RADIOS
ls4l Dodge
ls4l Chrysler
MOTORS
1912 Chew Block Assembly
ls4l Ford Block Assembly
ls4l Dodge with Fluid Drive
complete
ls4l chrYsler complete
ls4l Oldsmobile
1887 Ford complete
1895 Chew. complete
TRANSMIssIoNS
1895 Chevrolet
ls4l ChrYsler
ls4l Dodge Fluid Drive
l94l Ford
ls4l Oldsmobile
Starters and Generators
1886 Chevrolet
ls4l Dodge
l94l Ford and other models
Many Other Used Parts
WARREN'S
SUPPLY & GARAGE
22e W. Live Oak Street
so next door to Talbot
Motor Co.
----
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q FOR SALE or TRADE "a IS AUTOS. ACCESSORIES .

1912 FORD TRUCK, II ton, see at
Hegwood & Rogers Garage. Phone
1897. &c 1tpd 5-l6
1886 CHEVROLET MOTOR, good
condition. Stringer's Garage. Escataw-
pa. Miss. 26 2tpd SO
rWO TRUCKS 1914 International
stake Body. II ton, good condition.
Gulley Grocery Co. phone 54y.
26 tfc l-3l
l94l 4 door Stream-lined PONTIAC.
two toned sedan can be seen al
Henry Lynd. first house behind Smith
Cleaners. Moss Point from Friday
noon TO Sunday evening d O'Clock.
Phone 564l, l04 Robinson st. Henry
Lynd. II ltpd 5-16
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NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE

NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE
Default having been made in the
payment of the Indebtedness secured
by deed of trust from Rudolph Nc
Leod and Vivian Hill Mcleod to the
Pascagoula-M Moss Point Bank dated
January %. l947, and recorded in Book
IS. pages ll0-4ll of the records OF
mortgages and deeds of trust on
lands in the office of the Clerk of
the Chancery Court. Jackson County.
Mississippi. and the holder and own
err of said note having requested the
undersigned as Trustee to foreclose
said decd of trust as provided for
therein in the event of default, ]
will upon Monday the 26th day of
May. lq47 within legal hours at the
main front door of the Courthouse
of Jackson County. Mississippi. in the
City of Pascagoula. offer for sale
and sell Tor cash to the highest bid
der the following described lands, to-
gether with the building and i'm
provements situated thereon in Jack
son County. Mississippi. and more
particularly described as:
Lot So of the Gulf Shore Acres Sub
division as per plat thereof of rec
ord in Plat Book |. page lie of the
record of plats on file iE the office
of the Clerk of the Chancery Court
of Jackson County. Mississippi.
ADVERTISED. POSTED AND DAT
ED this 10th day of April. 1917.
II. p. HEIDELBERG. sR..
~ So. 9. is. % Trustee.
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r OF THANKS

We wish to thank our many friends
for their kindnesses to us during the
long Illness and at the death of our
baby son. Our very special thanks
do we extend to u good doctor. DR..
G, j. Frederic: TO the druggist of Wig
gins Nos. ! and 6 and Peele-Williams
No. /: to Stokes Funera Home and
to Rev. Wallace Harrell. May God
bless you all-Mr. and Mrs. Sam
BRYANT and family.
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE
No. 10,040
HE STATE OLE MISSISSIpPI

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
10 Wilbur Lee Owens
You are summoned to appear be-
fore the Chancery Court of the Coun-
ty of Jackson in said State, on the
Second Monday of June A. D., l947,
to defend suit No. 10000 in said Court
of Mrs. Betty L. Owens by Mother
and next fiiend wherein you are a
defendant. and wherein Complainant
seeks A Decree of Divorce as fully
set out in bill on file.
This Is day of May A. D., 1947.
tSeall FRED TAYLOR,
Clerk. Crancery Court,
Jackson County, Mississippi.
BY .VERTIS C. RAMSAY. d. c.
81 5-l6, 20, 80
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Clearance Sole At
HINMAN'S


92e S. Market ST. Phone 1887
10" q 10" Window fans s $500 5 37.so
! Savage Washing
machine tspinnsr) .. 1880 l37.so
] IL II. p. Evenruds
Motor ....-a ..-.. 1000 $500
Boys Soft Ball Bats ...... 80
Worth Soft Balls ..-.... $50 l.20
30 Attic or window fan ALSO 1850
Without Motor
%" Attic or window
Fan with Motorl ..... $500 $3.50
Pup Tents .4........a. ..-... 3.ss 400
Hot Water tank with
side arm coll .......... 1900 l2.s0
Automatic Gas Hot
Wafer Healer ......--.-.. $500 $500
i 10 HIP. Lawrence Case
line Light Plant New i3s5,00 1880
l Porcelin finished Coal d
Wood pol Stove with
reservoir n also tank
connection ......,..,....... $500 ALSO
l Leiay (nswi Elecfroi
cupboard motor ........... $3.50 44.s0
so Fl. Mechanics exfen-
sion cords .a....,....~.... $50 3.3e
Roller Skates .............. 3.ss 3.2s
Electrical Powered
Lawnmower ............ Ss.9s ASS
l prswar Lawn Mower. 1885 l3.s5
l Hot Point Electric
Range "A-..".."".-......... bT.SU bz.SU
! Combination Electric &
Battery q .............. 33.50 also
l Drop Leaf Breakfast
Table ...".......".""....... lu.VO J.ou
l Ceiling fan with "a inch
blade powdered by New
HIP. G.E. Motor ..... 6s.s5 ss.ss
Have On Hand a Limited
Supply of VI II. p. Motors
z2 Ito 5-16
HATS FOR SALE-Have Just received
a shipment OF fine panamas and other
high quality summer hats. Also have
many odds n ends left over from
earlier purchases at greatly reduced
prices-among these you may find
just the hat you want at a price you
won't mind paying. Have a few hand
bags left which ] am offering at cost.
Mrs. Helen Hills, 423 Jackson Ave.
City. % 2tpd sic
Evening star., 1947-02-06
Child Welfare Standards
Committee 10 Be Set Up

Representatives of children's in
stitutions in the District yesterday
agreed to set up q committee 70
work with the Health Department
in setting up standards OF child
welfare.
DR.. Ella oppenheimer, director Of
the Maternal and Infant Welfare
Bureau of the Health Department.
presided ct q meeting In the Mu-
nicipai Center and explained the
departments regulations pertaining
to child-care institutions.
Other speakers were Miss A. Pa
tricia Morss, license officer Of the
Department Of Public Welfare. and
DR.. Grace Stone, Of DR.. Open
heimer's stan.
The meeting which was attended
by representatives Of Is children's
institutions In Washington, left the
selection Of the committee up to DR..
Oppenheimer.
Evening star., 1947-02-06
sirebig 10 Be Awarded
Aviation wiring Prize

James Strebig, aviation editor Of
the Associated Press. tonight will
be awarded nrst prize n the news
paper class In the ninth annual avi-
alton writing and photography con-
test conducted by Trans World Air
line.
In all, 10 awards will be made in
Guiding cash prizes and plaques to
three other area writer's.
They are Wayne Parrish. 1914
Twenty-fourth street NV, who won
second place in the magazine divi-
sion for his aviation column in Lib
erty magazine: Eric Bramley Of
Auburn Gardens, Alexandria. Of
American Aviation magazine. and
Fred Hamlin Of Glenmont, Nd, OF
Flying magazine, who tied for third
place in the magazine class. Mr..
Parrish also is editor Of American
Aviation.
Mr.. Strebig, who won first prize
in the newspaper class for the Sec
ond consecutive year, will receive q
Evening star., 1947-02-06
Flat Income Tax Cut
Has No Chance in
House, EngeI Says
sy If. Assseis.sd Press

Representative Ensel. Republican,
Of Michigan leading tax policy
revolt in Republican ranks, declared
today the proposal for 20 per cent
"across-the-board. slash In income
levies 'swill never pass the House.
Chairman Knutson Of the Ways
and Means Committee, who has an
nounced his committee will take up
on February IS his bill to provide
the fiat cut for incomes up to $780,
900, retorted:
st think the bill Is In better
position today than it has ever
been"
Mr.. Engel, battling to give most
OF any tax relief to persons with
small incomes, predicted to reporters
that IF Knutson brings his bill to
the House floor the Republican rank
and file will slap 1t down. He
couldn't get one-third Of the Re-
publican votes"
Martin Takes No Sides.
Speaker Martin, taking no sides
in the party quarrel. refused to
declare himself either for or against
the across the hoard" proposal. He
said the Ways and Means Commit
tee will work out a tax bill and I'VE
will cross our bridges when we get
to them"
Mr.. Knutson has announced plans
to call only Treasury and congress
sional tax experts as witnesses In
the interest of speed. But Repre-
sentative Forand, Democrat, OF
Rhode Island, committee member,
served notice to newsmen that he
will insist on "full public hearings"
to prevent any railroading' of the
bill to the House floor.
Democrats appeared to be con-
solidating against Mr.. Knutson's
bill, backing up President Truman's
call for no tax cuts this year. Most
minority members insisted that If
there Is. bound to be a tax cut then
the greatest percentage OF relief
must go to persons with small in
comes.
Mason Assails Allen.
Representative Mason, Repub-
lican, OF Illinois, accused another
illinois Republican, Rules Chair
man Alien, of departing from Re-
publican election promises in op-
posing Mr.. Knutson's bill and Of
fering instead a proposal to give
greatest tax relief to "the little
man."
Mr.. Engel, In a speech prepared
for delivery today, attacked Mr..
Aliens compromise as well as the
Knutson bill. MIR. Allen proposed
a 20 per cent cut on incomes below
$500, IT per cent between $500
and 5000, Is per cent 5000 to
$4,000 and 10 per cent for incomes
over $4,000. s.
Evening star., 1947-02-06

cash prize Of $3.50 as well as a
trophy. He lives at 1888 Sixteenth
street, Silver Spring, Md.
The awards, which total $3.50.
will be made at q dinner at the
Carlton Hotel which will be attended
by aviation writer's and ph0tog-
raphers from virtually all parts Of
the country.
Evening star., 1947-02-06

Every housewife knows that the
qusIity end character Of flour plays .
very important port in boxing
There are meny brands of flours-
mode to meet es mony phoses OF
baking. But whot you want. ladies',
is the flour thot is best suited to
famiIy boxing and your kitchen
foeiIities. And that, without any
question, j. Enriched Warrington
FIour-beeouse it is mode Of q
growth Of wheat which is selected with
n.etieuious eare-and works easily
and satisfactorily with your kitchen
foeiIities.
Evening star., 1947-02-06
|y:!7 |5s|!''!!; o. a1

'Miiled in this most modern plant,
right here in Washington. The wheot
is purified and cieansed, being
washed in two baths Of the same
woter Woshinstonians drink-ond
then ground the good, old reliable
woterpower woy.
This porticuIor growth of wheot is
notably high in nutrition; has well
defined delicious nutty flavor, which is
imported to everything boxed with IT.
You won't have boxing failures when
you use Enriched Warrington
Flour, for every sack is uniform in
quality and eharoeter.
Evening star., 1947-02-06
PLAIN

for ALL-PURPosE boxing - bread
and the daintiest desserts with
equally successful results.
Evening star., 1947-02-06
SELF-RISING

for .makins biscuits. waffies, ETC.. Tin
iiffy" without boxing powder
purest leovenins phosphates added at
the mill.
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! 3 : 3

The new, streamlined type of screen
Romeo, he won admirers through
restrained acting technique. smooth,
clean-cut features and the fact
that he looks good in Technicolor.
Took time out to fly for the Navy
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| 8 Z I
RUDOLPH VALENTINO

This intense, fiery-eyed young man
put the word "sheik" into the Ian
guage. Treating women with a mix
ture of icy scorn and torrid passion,
he was the first to send feminine
fans into a swoon by the theaterful
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I 9 1 s
VAN JoH1eyoN

The wholesome, all-American boy
next door," Van is what every teen
age girl is waiting for. Apparently
the heroic Roman nose of the early
Thespians is outmoded - the idol
of the bobby-soxers has a pug
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| 8 I 0
FRANCIS Z. BUSHIAAM

FRANCIS x. HUFFMAN
The suave, drawing-room type of
charmer, he was GRANDMOTHER
dream boat for a decade in such
films as Lady in Ermine. 20 years
later he had a character part in a
"Dick Tracy" serial. Sic transit {.
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| 9 0 6
JOHN BARRYMORE

The greatest profile of them all, and
the first. His stage success as Ham,
let, Richard III and Beau Brummel
brought him to Hollywood where
his acting talent - and his numer-
GUS escapades - made him a legend
Evening star., 1947-02-16
Exchange Concludes
A Downward Week
Mildly Irregular
BY the Assoeioted Press

NEW YORK, Feb. 15.-Stocks
today finished a downward week
with the market virtually at a
standstill and mild irregularity rul-
- ing.
Throughout the five-day stretch
individual favorites were propped by
pleasing dividends and earnings in
addition to hopes for tax relief and
the maintenance of business health.
More than offsetting these bullish
factors, however, was profit taking
on the lengthy upswing to peaks
since last August due to the belief
that a siZable technical correction
was In the cards. Strength Of COM
modities was a bolstering influence.
Variations Are Fractional.
Price variations were in minor
fractions, on the whole, during the
short session and the ticker tape
frequently was idle. The direction
was obscure at the close. Transfers
of 100000 shares were the smallest
since January 25 which, in turn,
were a low since January 4. They
compared with $4,000 last Saturday.
For the five sessions the aggregate
was 5,317 ,460 shares against 1905, ,233
in the preceding six-session week.
The Associated Press 60-stock
composite was off 4 Of point at 60
and for the week showed net de-
cline of a full point. In the two
previous weeks the upturn was 3.8
points. OF the days $50 issues, mar
rowest since January 25, there were
295 gamers and 252 losers.
On the day Sharon Steel was up
"a at 35h after boosted quarterly
payment. Caterpillar Tractor added
~ at 61A. Modest improvement
was retained by U. S. Rubber, Inter-
national Harvester, American Air
lines, Electric Power & Light, Penn
sylvania Power g. Light, Southern
Pacific, Texas Co., Philip Morris,
Sheraton Corp. and American
Smelling.
Chemical Shares Down.
Allied Chemical dropped 2 at 1T,
Dow Chemical 2 at ITO and Johns
Manville IL at 1924. Recessions
were recorded for U. S. Steel, Beth
lehem, General Motors, Chrysler,
Santa Fe, N. Y. Central, Northern
Pacific, American Woolen, Pepsi
Cola, Woolworth and Kennecott.
The Saturday bond division held
to slim groove.
In the Curb Cities Service pre-
ferred jumped 4 points to 174 in
further reflection Of the company's
amended retirement plan for the
senior issue. The common, though,
was off 5s. Advances were attached
to Barium Steel, American Light,
Textron and Middle West Corp.
Turnover here was 100000 shares
versus 100000 a week ago.
The Big Board skidded Monday
on volume of 100000 shares, al
though isolated strong spots in
cluded American Woolen. There
was a moderate comeback Tues
day on approximately the same
activity as Monday. Prices hard
ened in the final hour after an
early retreat with the Westing-