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Evening star., 1947-05-28
Labor Party's Farley
Gives Bevin 2-fo-t
Vote Of Confidence
BY the Asseeioted Press

MARGATE, England, May 28.
Foreign Secretary Bevin won a
vote of confidence from Britain S
ruling Labor Party by more than
2 to l in a preliminary skirmisi1
on foreign affairs at the party's
annual conference today.
The delegates voted, 2,357, 900 to
/ ,109, 900, for rejection of a composite
resolution calling for review of
our military commitments and the
distribution and organization of the
armed forces, in order that they
may be reduced considerably below
the governments target for March,
1943."
Prime Minister Attlee announced
several weeks ago that the labor
cabinet wished to reduce the num-
ber of men and women in the armed
forces to 100000 by March, l948,
the end of the fiscal year. The num-
Der as of Dec. 81, 1946, was ], ,427 900.
The government also won VIC
tory in its proposals for economic
planning and manpower distribu-
ton for coping with the country's S
current economic crisis.
Morrison Hopes for Soviet Pact.
Resolutions supported by the
.party's national executive were
given almost unanimous approval,
while others disapproved by the
executive were defeated or with
drawn. f&-&E s3t ga &fl EE@ :
Deputy Prime Minister Herbert
Morrison intimated in speech to
the conference that Britain wanted
no further American loan and ex-
pressed hope that London soon
would conclude mutually bene-
f1cial trade agreement with Moscow.
His address was greeted with a
thunderous ovation. but in later de-
bate on manpower and economic
planning some speakers referred to
the possibility that Britain might
have to seek additional funds from
the United States.
AL &C 1CbCi LdDOl lIicIIlDETS O1
Parliament also assailed Mr.. Bevin
for committing Britain to overseas
military expenses they held she
could not afford.
Between now and the next con-
ference we have got to make an
other American loan on their terms
tighten our belts or cut down on
overseas commitments, Ian Mikar-
do declared.
r. H. S. Crossman said "there is
no chance of war at all, and the de-
Tense figures are fantastic" Harold
Davies, stating he believed the army
now is too large, said Britains mill
tary expenditures were creating
suspicion from one side of the
world to the other"
Miss Hennie Lee. Labor MP who
is the wife of Health Minister,
Aneurin Bevan. criticized the deputy
prime minister for failing to men
Evening star., 1947-05-28

general election by picking school
and county officials who will cru
sade for the vital needs of the
county," she declared.
Mrs. Planck said the present
School Board defeated the people by
setting the bond issue at an "un-
reasonable figure"
Our next job is to elect a new
School Board which will work
aggressively for the improvements
represented in the reasonable bond
issue asked by the Citizens Com
mittee for School Improvement"
she declared
Evening star., 1947-05-28
Congress in Brief
BY the Asseeiated Press

senate:
Continues consideration Of tax re-
duction bill.
Foreign Relations Subcommittee
opens hearings on st. Lawrence sea-
way legislation.
Judiciary Subcommittee looks into
Republican allegations OF irregulari-
ties In Democratic primary, fifth
Missouri congressional district.
Public Welfare Subcommittee
hears hospital witnesses on Taft
health bill.
Armed Services Committee con-
siders Army Navy unification bill
at closed session.
House:
Considers amendments to $685.
100000 agriculture appropriation
| bill.
Expenditures Subcommittee starts
probe Of Government publicity.
Evening star., 1947-05-28
Pittsburgh Shriner
is Elected as New
Imperial Pofeniafe
: sp.eial Di,ps.eh 10 n. s,ar

=
ATLANTIC CITY. May 2s.-Karl
Rex Hammers, 50, of the Syria Tenn
pile, Pittsburgh, was elected unani-
mously yesterday as imperial poten-
tate Of the Ancient Arabic Order OF
Mobiles Of the Mystic Shrine at the
73d annual imperial council session
at the Municipal Auditorium. He
succeeds George H. Rowe of Buf-
falo, New York State Supreme Court
judge.
Mr.. Hammers was born in Indiana
Pa, attended public schools there
and, after graduation from the In
diana State Teachers College, taught
for three years. He once served
with the National Food Administra-
ton under former President Hoover
He Is a 33d degree Mason and was
three times master of Pittsburgh
Courgas Lodge of Perfection and
advanced through all the Offices OF
the Divan of Syria Temple to be-
come potentate in 1882. He was
elected an imperial officer in 1887.
Calhoun Named Deputy.
Galloway Calhoun, 53-year ole
lawyer of Karen Temple, Tyler
Tex, was named deputy imperia
potentate. Harold Lloyd, the movie
star of Beverly Hills, Calf, a mem.
ber of the AL Malaikah Temple, Lo.
Angeles, was elected imperial chiet
rabban.
Other officers are Herman M
Poteat, Wake Forest, N. c., imperia
assistant rabban; Roland D. Bald.
win, Jacksonville, Fla, imperia
priest and prophet; Judge Robert
Gardiner, jr, Boston, imperia
oriental guide; Harvey A. Beffa, st
Louis. imperial first ceremonial
master; Remmie L. Arnolds, Peters.
burg, Va, imperial second cere.
monial master; Frank S. Land
Kansas City, imperial marshal, anc
Walter c. Guy, Little Rock, Ark.
imperial captain of the guard.
Mr., Rowe was presented with 9
hand-lettered scroll in recognition
of the fight he waged last yeal
against subversive groups.
Under a bright, clear sky 16,00t
Shriners marched along a 7-milt
route between lines of 100000 spec.
tators yesterday. ,
Seventy-four Delegations.
In the line of march followins
Imperial Potentate Rowe. who rode
in a gold-hued automobile, were
delegations from "a temples of 81
States, Canada, Mexico, Hawaii anc
the Canal Zone
Potentate Ralph M. Wolfe led 45(
Washington mobiles of Almas Temple
in the procession. He rode in q
jeep beneath a huge reproduction
Of the Capital dome.
In addition to the patrol teams
Washington had a 50-piece bano
and a 38-piece Oriental string en-
semble in the line of march,
The Shriners will stage anothe,
huge parade starting at 8 O'Clock
tonight.
Evening star., 1947-05-28
i, 300 Workers Take Cut
To Build Railroad Fund
By.,he A,.ocioted Prss,

RUTLAND, VT, May 28.-Thir-
teen hundred Rutland Railroad en-
ployes today accepted 6-cents-an-
hour wage cut in cooperative
move designed to restore funds
which would make the reduction
only temporary.
The slash, effective May 30, was
made by the Board of Trustees
under an agreement providing for a
wage cut if the working fund of the
road went below 100000.
Union representatives accepted
the reduction when the board re-
ported that the fund had dropped to
1882 900.
The s cents will be returned to
employees if and when the fund is
built up to $500,00O.
Trustee William E. Navin said rep
resentatives of the railroad brother
hoods agreed to cooperate 'to the
fullest extent" with the management
in an effort to reduce expenses
enough to return the fund to that
figure.
Steamers are able to ply $500
miles of the Congo River and its
trihllt riee
Evening star., 1947-05-28
Twelve Bodies Recovered
In Roxus Plane Crosh
By the Assoeioted Press

MANILA, May 28.-Twelve bodies
charred beyond recognition, have
been taken from wreckage of the
presidential airliner which crashed
last week On Mount Ragang on Min
danao, President Manual A. Roxas
was informed this morning. Search
for five others was continuing.
Maj. Charles L. Glazer, army
liaison officer at the presidential
palace, said there was no confirma-
ton from official sources at the scene
of a reported crash of a second
plane, presumably one engaged in
the search.
Evening star., 1947-05-28

tion trade relations with the United
States, saying:
''The main question In the con-
ference is what happens in Britain
when the United States loan runs
out. Are we to ask for new loan?
Must we accept political terms to
get a new loan?"
1--WE have to help them learn some
of the facts of life" she said OF the
United States. Surely they can
understand that we have taken risks
before when our liberty was threat
ened. If the choice again is to be
bread or liberty, we again will have
to take the difficult path"
Evening star., 1947-05-28
Pupils TO Give 'Pinufore'

The music classes of Fairfax High
School will present Gilbert and
Sullivan's II. M. S. Pinafore" at
$50 o'clock Friday and Saturday
nights in the school auditorium.
There will be about 65 students in
the cast and IL in the orchestra.
Evening star., 1947-05-28
Sister Says Broken Home
Made Boy a Problem Child

GLENDALE, Calf, May 28 C).-
Miss Myrna Terpening, sister Of
Oliver Terpening, jr., said in an in
ierview here: "Oliver was a good
ooy. All he needed was little
Affection" r..
Miss Terpening, 28, said her
Evening star., 1947-05-28
Former Duquesne Head Dies

NORWALK, Conn, May % (P.-
The Very Rev. Raymond v. Kirk,
46, retired president of Duquesne
University in Pittsburgh, died last
night at the Seminary of the Holy
Ghost Order after a long illness.
He became president of Duquesne
in 1910 and held Office until 1916
when illness forced his retirement.
Evening star., 1947-05-28
FTC Probes New ar Sales Here
After Price Abuse CompIoints

them cease and deSiSt IN the al
legedly illegsI practices.
The Investigation is limited to
New York and washington only be-
cause Of FTc manpower shortage
The practices drawing complaints
appear to be general all over the
country, an FTC official said.
Court Backs Purchasers.
Meanwhile, prospective purchas-
ers of new automobiles In Baltimore
had court backing for claims that
dealers must fill orders according to
their waiting lists
At least five Baltimore residents
got new cars they were waiting for
after going to court and complaining
their dealers had made deliveries
to customers sWho placed subsequent
orders.
The dealers delivered after circuit
judges knocked down preliminary
technical objections and ruled Gus
toners passed sover' on the lists
could have their cases tried in courts
Of equity.
The dealers contended the courts,
in order to require specific perform
ance Of a contract, must first have
the prospective car buyer prove the
product is unique and not readily
purchased on the market.
|. An opinion filed by Circuit Court
Judge Emory H. Niles recognized
that while dealers as well as their
customers find automobiles hard to
tget they still can be held to their
promises as to sequence of de-
livery.
Hyman H. Pressman, counsel for
five of the successful litigants, said
none of the cases had reached the
trial stage because the dealers in
volved decided to live up to their
promises and deliver the cars after
their preliminary technical objec-
/ tions were oyerruled.
Evening star., 1947-05-28

brother became q problem child"
because of a broken home.
The sister said her mother, who
vas divorced II years ago from
Oliver Terpening, sr., and now is
married to Alfred Arnold of Romeo
Mich, was here for a visit and lett
,hree weeks ago.
Evening star., 1947-05-28
Weather Report

District of Columbia and vicinity
Mostly sunny, temperature near Ss
this afternoon. Generally clear to-
night with lowest about 10 degrees.
Warm and windy tomorrow followed
by showers in afternoon.
Virginia and Maryland-Generally
fair and mild tonight. Warm and
windy tomorrow followed by showers
fand cooler in west portion in after
noon and showers in afternoon OF
night in east portions.
Wind velocity, ID miles per hour
direction, south southwest. Il
River Report. .
(From United States Engineers.)
Potomac River muddy at Harpers Ferry
and Great Falls; Shenandoah clear a
Harpers Ferry.
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Evening star., 1947-05-28
Collections Rise Sharply
In Paper Salvage Drive

Collections Of old newspapers and
magazines in The Evening Star
PTA paper salvage campaign are
climbing to near wartime levels, it
was reported today.
The first two collections this week
totaled $3.50 pounds, an increase
Of more than $4,000 over the first
two days Of last week, and a large
collection Is anticipated today.
Among yesterdays individual COL
lections were East Silver Spring.
20,428 pounds: Davis, 1926 pounds:
Thomas, 900 pounds, Emery, LOGO
pounds; Gage, 465 pounds; Morse,
l,004 pounds; lexington, SIS pounds;
Noyes, 1,489 pounds; Langdon, 303
pounds; Woodbridge. 1904 pounds;
Burroughs, 1900 pounds; Bunker
Hill, ISL pounds; Brookland, 551
pounds.
Collection schedules in the fourth
district tomorrow, together with the
leaders. are as follows
Lafayette ~ I23.811 mounds
Stoddert ------ 1925 pounds
Hearat ------------ s5'o4s POUNDS
Jsnnsy hsanss ---------- 4519 4351a pounds pounds
st. Thomas Mann
Hardy oyster
Key HYDE
stevens Westbrook
Evening star., 1947-05-28
Record Temperatures This Ye

Highest. 50. on May 13.
Lowest, Z, on February S.
Tide Tables.
Furnished by unlteo States Coast an,
Evening star., 1947-05-28

Steamers are able to ply $500
miles of the Congo River and its
tributaries.
Evening star., 1947-12-22

| Du poat Chorus In Silent Night and AWAY
in a Mangsr."
WRc, 8:30-EIsanor Stebor is sooisi.
W0p. 900 - Edmund Gwsnn. Maureea
oHsra and John Payne in Miracle Of 34th
Street"
WRC, o;00-Gusst soIoisi Blanche hebom
Offer, Z oroup Of Christmas Carols. i.
Evening star., 1947-12-22

L0SE E@HtbWULS CftUTtIC6 10
radio pro1rdnts some
times reach The Star too
Evening star., 1947-12-22

1WtMwaNI11 ne EXQUISITE FINGERS of h1. HAeR4 s%Reou
!. A
Evening star., 1947-12-22
on TINE AIR TONIGHT.

on TINE AIR 1oNieHT.
wWDt, 100 - Gordon haeRas sings y
Understand"
W0p, 7:i5-haths Tiltoa Is Jsek Smith
quest.
WRc, S:00-Dsniel ". Boyer eoaduds he
Evening star., 1947-12-22

WhAL, io:00-pauI Whitsman present, "A
lisit From 81. Nicholas"
W0P, t0:30-Bsby Snooks and her Daddy
recount the story Of "pinotehio."
Wc. 1880" The Story Of Christmas" is
presented ior the third successive year.
Evening star., 1947-03-02

that it is made under a new basic patent.
Hundreds of women who have tried
Sweetose prefer it to sugar for luscious
desserts, stewing fruits, and a great many
other uses. 1t mixes very quickly, blends
well, and gives really satisfying sweetness
that men and boys really like.
We'd like to send you recipes for eleven
delicious new desserts-husky, favorful
desserts that will win instant approval
from the whole family. All made from this
wonderful new syrup-no sugar needed.
Just mail the coupon to us today. Your
copy will be mailed to you A. E. Staley
Mfg. Co., Decatur, Illinois.
Evening star., 1947-03-02

Sweetose hot-or Sweetose Goodwill delight
you ON pancakes, waf1es or French toast.
Buff you want pancakes de lure-try
this! Just blend tablespoonful of butter
into cupful of hot Sweetoee Golden or
Sweetose Waffle Syrup!
There's a grand and glorious new taste
combination that II send smiles of realenjoy-
ment all round the table! What's more, it
saves at least half the butter usually served!
Try pancakes this de luxe way! Like
hundreds of other dishes, they taste far
better when they're sweetened with Sweet
Ose. For Sweetose is completely neU type
of sweetener made from corn-so different
. rsdeu of theA E.S
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-05-09

Upton Close, visitor to Miami
this season, is sueing Albert War
ner, WOL-Mutual news chief, and
the owners of VOL because of
Warmers remark "Where you find
greed, selfishness and stupidity,
there you find Upton Close" Close,
whose writings reek with thinly-
yelled anti-Semitism, claims that
lecture engagements were can
celled and that his textbooks were
rejected as a result of the motor
iety he received
Don't miss the LEST We For
get - These Great Americans"
radio program over south Florida
radio station VIM, Sundays at
1918 A. M.
Anti-Semites at Work-Pern-
sylvania-Ohio number 422 is the
background of vicious anti
Jewish campaign. Posters of
cheap cardboard have been placed
on fences and poles reading "Stop
Jewish immigration. No Houses
for G. Isl; "CIO and OPA mean
Communism and Jewish World
Control" vote Against Coffey
and Danny Hoch. They Favor
Communism and Jewish Control"
Appearing at the time of the No
vember election these placards
have since popped up across the
entire state of Pennsylvania anc
in Ohio. State and local police
are investigating and, with the aIc
of ADJ representatives, offending
signs are removed as quickly a:
they are noted :.
If you have not as yet reaC
Laura Hobson's fine best sellel
"Gentleman's Agreement, you
may obtain your copy at YOU
ADJ office, $50 Seybold Building
Miami, at the special price O.
$1.75
Local Hate Mongers at Work
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-05-09

A number of people in this area
received calls this week from an
individual who claimed to be rep
resenting the ADJ. Apparently
this fraud was not very convinc-
ing as the matter was immedi-
ately brought to the attention of
this office by some of the "vic-
Tins" of the hoax. Official rep
resentatives of the Anti-Defama-
ton League will not conduct sur
veys by phone and, in their per-
sonal interviews with individuals
will first identify themselves.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-05-09
E R(3h%s4 iF 7tEH|'
For These Distresses

For These Distresses
Clogging of the kidney blood filtering tubes (of
which there are about Is miles, or million in
the system) frequently causes backache; excessive
getting up nights; too scanty, too frequent, or
burning bladder elimination; nervousness; loss of
appetite; rheumatic-like pains; swelling of ankles;
puffiness; sleeplessness; headaches; dizziness;
lowered vitality.
MILLIONS SINCE 1875
have experienced the GLORIOUS EASING and
relief from these distresses (when due to cloggine
of these blood filterng tubes) which followed the
use of WARMERS COMPOUND, now in tablets.
They help to flush the kidneys, and may make
you feel like NEW PERSON in lust 10 TO 70
days. POSITIVELY NOTHING BETTER AT ANY
PRICE! They're Observation-Disclosures you take
only two tablets per meal with 40 tablets costing
you only 7sc at your druggist or we will send
You 60 tablets postpaid for 81 together with
helpful information, what you should know
about your kidneys" Or order COD. and nav
postman 81 plus postage.
WARMERS REMEDIES CO.
Dept. Warren, Pennsylvania
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-05-09

Charles P. Taft, president Of
the Federal Council of Churches
of Christ, who will be one of the
principal speakers at the 1947 an
nual meeting of the National Jew
ish Welfare Board, to be held at
the William Penn Hotel, Pitts
burgh, from Saturday evening,
May 10th to Monday evening, May
18th.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-05-09
LETTER BOX

IL L Il IN - ~ "A
WORLD JEWISH CONGRESS
New York %, N. Y.
The Southern Jewish Weekly
p. o. Box 903
Jacksonville, Fla.
Dear Sirs:
I learned that in your issue of
April II, 1947, you wrote an edi-
torial based on my report on res
titution.
May I ask you to kindly send
me two copies of this issue.
Sincerely yours,
Nehemiah Robinson
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-05-09
ANTI-SEMITES AT WORK
BY GEORGE J. TALIANOFF

Regional Director Authorization League of Bna Brth
$50 seybold Building Miami 3d. Florida
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-06
DIVORCE ACTIONS

Margaret Register Roediger
versus William Fred Roediger, on
grounds Of two years separation.
Mary K. Harbison versus M.
Durwood HARRISON, on grounds
OF two years. separation.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-06
OF MATERIAL
SLOWS PROGRESS
ON REA PROJECT
Special To The Star

BURGAW, March 5, Difficult.
ty in obtaining scarce materials
have impeded the planned con.
struction of 364.3 miles of cleo
trical power lines in Bladen, Dup
lin, Fender, and Sampson counties
according to information released
from the office of the Four County
Electric Membership corporation
today.
The vast Rural Identification
program, which got underway
sometime ago, is proceeding as
fast as possible, but shortages
of telephones poles. wire, a n d
transformers, have slowed the
project somewhat.
Construction continues by Barnes
Organization, Washington. D. c..
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-06
Horse, MULE TAX
RULED AS VALID
,tate Supreme Court Up
Iolds Decision OF Bum
combe Judge

,ALElGH, March 5-P The
supreme court in one of five
''e s;ons handed down today up
OPP the constitutionality of the
nsr .snue acts horse and mule tax.
No court affirmed the decision
Buncombe County Superior
in the case Of P. M. Nesbitt
e Revenue Commissioner Edwin
Gil,
,esbitt appealed from the De-
..nher term Of Buncombe Superior
n-t in an action to recover horse
e wv mule taxes paid under pro-
Inv s In 1913, Nesbitt, a citizen and
u.sident of Buncombe county, pur-
sased IS horses from Montana
sascbes and had them shipped to
.shevilIe in June and July Of 1943.
Thereafter, he paid the revenue
.nartment, under protest, accord
10 tbe opinion, the sum of
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-06

Dial 2-3311 For Newspaper Service
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-06


which was low bidder for the job,
submitting a bid of 1889, $50. 40.
Plans for the REA program in
clude tapping the main power
lines in 80 places, and adding
1858 new users of electrical power
IN the four counties.
Earlier, S. S. Shubrick, former
manager of the Four County Of
flee, declared the construction
would be completed by mid
summer. Shubrick has sirce C:o1.
and the office here declined to
predict at what date the 100 " u.a
be finished in view of the new
obstacles facing the workers.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-06
Kill the Itch { scabies }
With Siticide

Tnls liquid preparation kills in 30
minute host itch mites with which
~ comes In contact. Buy SITICIDE
from your druggist, or end soc To
siticide Co. Commerce, Ga. (Ady.1
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-06

- y So 900
$4o7, 40. which represented taxes
on The horses due the state, includ-
ing late filing. Nesbitt demanded
a refund on the tax, which the
Revenue department refused to
grant, and he therefore Instituted
suit.
Tax Held Valid
In the trial the lower court held
that "the tax levied by the rev
enue statute is a valid license or
privilege tax upon the business
OF purchasing horses and OF mules
for resale within the state OF
North Carolina; that it applies
alike to the purchase Of horses
and mules raised within or with
out the state; and is applicable
only to horses and mules purchas-
ed for resale within the state"
The court entered the judgement
that Nesbitt could recover nothing
by his action and ordered same
dismissed.
Justice b.. B. Denny, in writing
the majority opinion, upheld the
lower courts decision, and wrote
that the court held the $500 a
head horse and mule" tax to be
constitutional.
Appeal Dismissed
In another 'horse and mule"
tax case-Revenue Commissioner
Edwin Gill v. L, L. McLean-The
court dismissed the appeal. Taxes
involved in this case amounted to
S18. 127.50 The case was appealed
from the October, 1945 term of
Madison Superior court, which
dismissed it due to want of juris-
dlction", according to the opinion.
Justice w. p. Stacy. in his
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-06
NEWS
INWARD BOUND

INWARD BOUND
Tanker
5. S. Atlantic Dealer from Atre-
CO, Texas, with gasoline and kero.
sene for Atlantic Refining COM
pany. Due Friday.
S. S. Wagon-Mound from Hous-
ton, Texas with cargo Of gasoline
and kerosene. Cape Fear Terminal,
agent. Due Friday.
IN PORT
Freighter
S. S. Julius Fl. Barnes with car
go of fertilizer now locked at
Armour's Fertilizer company. G.
D. Maffitt, agent.
Tanker
S. S. Massachusetts from Texas
ports with gasoline for the Texas
company.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-06
LemonJuice Reeipe
Rheumotie
Pain Quickly

~ you suner from rheumatic. artbrt,.
r redras's ,b pam; try this simple inexpensive homS
age q, 'I p thousands are using. Get a pack
i .Toa'. NIX II with a quart Of water, add n:
. ,I OF 4 lemons; It's easy. No trouble ~ =
t aI an mo- pleasant .isaaInt. You need only 3 tablespoon.
sometimes overnight splendid res,,I.. .m
o . II the pains do not quickly ,.svs
anu II you do not feel better, return ahe
.ns TO try as 1t is sold by your druggist Lon. .osn
IN aDsolute money-back guarantee R,rFs
compound u for sale and reoommended n
Saunders Drug Store and drug stores sv-
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-06
NAVAL STORES

SAVANNAH, Ca, March 5 IN
= Tu-pentine LOO; offerings and
sales. 1850; receipts, 1,247; ship
ments, 1,247; stocks, 1,541.
Rosin: offerings and sales, none:
receipts, 985: shipments, 1852;
SILT.