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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-14
Ugibanja o delu
k0nference V M0skvi

BERLIN. (O.N.A.) - Maj.
vaznejsa vprasanja, katerih
bo odlocala moskovska konfe.
renca, SO zadeve Posarja, Po,
rurja in poljska zapadna meja
Use kaze, da bosta prvi dive
vprasanji nekoliko mani trnjevi
kot je bilo pricakovati.
Gospodarsko zdruzenje Posar.
ia Francijo, je do neke mere
re cello sprejeto S strani Velike
Britanije in Zedinjenih drzav
cd Rusije pricakujejo, da bo
celo podprla Francijo. Glede Po-
rurja bodo Francozi najbrze
opustili svojo zahtevo, da je tre-
ba to vazno industrijsko ozem-
lie odtrgati Cd Nemcije - gle
de- tega, da mora priti Porurje
pod neke vrste posebne kontro-
lie, so 81 vsi stirje zunanji mini
stri najbrze ze danes edini. Vse
velesile smatrajo, da je Porurje
danes prav tako kot V prete-
klosti osnova, ma kateri bi uteg-
Mill Nemci zgraditi iznova svo-
jo vojasko silo.
Use ostale velesile so veG ali
mani pristale ma francosko ma
z;ranje, da je treba Porurje ne
kako drzati v razorozenem sta
nju, in da ne velja Nemcem pre-
pustiti skrbi "a to. Edna pot je
seveda mednarodna kontrola -
dognati je treba lie Sc, kako to
kontrolo izvesti in izvajati skoz:
dolga leta.
Vprasanje poljske zapadne
meje pa DO verjetno predmet
hudih debat. Britanski zunanji
minister Bevin je nedavno od-
locno govoril proti sedanjemu
poteku poliske meje, docim je
amerisko zunanje ministrstvo
in ameriske okupacijske oblasti
v Nemciji, izdelalo predloge "a
potek move vzhodne nemSke me-
je, XII bi vrnila Nemciii nekaj po-
ljedelskih predelov ma vzhodu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-14
Safety News

A gentleman at the wheel al.
ways tips his headlights when
meeting another motorist at
night. This, says the Greater
Cleveland Safety Council and
the National Safety Council, is
not mere traffic etiquette. Dim
ming headlights is an essential
safety rule for the good of all
drivers and passengers. Such
courteous conduct on the streets
and highways marks a gentle
man or lady-for life.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-14
PREDS. TRUMAN Sc
PODAL, MA 4-DNEVNI
ODDIH v FLORIDO

KEY WEST, Fla, 13. marca
Predsednik Truman Sc je tako.
po govoru o grski situaciji po
dial il Washingtona in letalon
dospel semkaj vceraj zgoda.
zvecer ma 4-dnevni oddih.
Predsednikov osebni zdravnil
je rekel, da Sc Truman sicel
nahaja v izvrstnem stanju, da
pa vsled napornega della tekom
zadnjih tednov potrebuje neko.
liko "solnca, kopanja in rave.
drila.'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-14
POLJSKI PRETI GLAD
VSLED OSTRE ZINE

VARSAVA, 13. marca-V pri.
'hodnjih sestih mesecih preti la,
kota, in sicer zaradi nenavadnc
ostre zine. Krompir je zmrznil,
RI pa je bila unicena pod sne-
gom.
Nacelnik UNRRA misije Don
aid R. Sabin je rekel, da nj no.
benin izgledov, da Sc DO moglo
prepreciti znizanje odmerkov cd
sedanjih 1000 ma mani kot 1000
kalorij.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-14

Bill Kern seemed to be alone
Where were Your buddies?
Frank Kosten was also seen
at the dance, good to see you
around again, Frank.
We will put a close to our
article so until next week, we
hope to see you all at the Veter-
ans dance at Recher, Saturday
night. Until then remain
The Sideliners
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-14
DE HAVILAND IN F.
MARCH ODLIKOVANA

HOLLYWOOD, Cal, 13. mar
ca. - Academia filmske umet-
nosti je nocoj odlikovala igral-
ko Olivijo De Haviland in igral-
ca Fredrica Marcia kot mai
boljsa igralca v minulem letu
1916. Omenjena sta igrala CLAW
ne vloge v filmih "To Each
Own in BEST Years of Our
Lives"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-14
fiIGHLIGHI'S FROM
65TH

Continued from page 81
Rammel. We hope to see you
girls at our dances more often.
Snoopy was seen sitting on
the side lines. Why the sad look,
Dot?
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-14
ne in pticki gnezdijo, dokler 81
zopet ne skrije.

ne IN ptlckl gnezdijo, dokler sc
zopet ne skrije.
K takim izrednim dogodkom
spada rojstvo nekega otoka med
Sicilijo in Pantelerijo v juliju
1881. Bill je teak porod. Morje
je vrelo in diva dni pozneje so Sc
dvignili hribi re 200 m mad gla-
dino. Liudstvo je brz krstilo otok
z imenom "Fredinanda" in An
glezi so tudi pohiteli in zaplenili
otok kot pomemben prirastek
svojim oporiscem v Sredozem-
skem morju. Ribici so ozivili Ii
vahen in dobickonosen tujski
'romet. Pa je prisel oktober, otok
Sc je krcevito stresal, lotila Sc
ga je pogubna mrzlica in v no.
vembru Sc je poslovil "a vedno.
Anglezi Sc tolazijo, da Sc hudo-
musni otok zopet prikaze, toda
KIDD bi 81 bill mislil, da bo otok
tax trdovratnez. Prekinil je skri-
valnico, kakor so otroci sploh ra-
di trmasti cello pri igri.
Sc cudovitejsi dogodki so Sc
vrsili ma Boguslavskem, ma otoc-
ju spadajocem k Aleutom. Aleu-
ii SO nekaka vez med Kamcatko
v severovzhodni Rusiji in Ala
sko. Leta 1768 Sc je pojavil nov
otok, Americani so mu dali ime:
Ship Rock. Leta 1746 sc mu
je pridruzil bratec, XII so mu Rusi
nadeli ime: "Boguslav'. Leta
1888 je izginil prvi otok "Ship
Rock, da bi njegov bratec "Bo-
gustav ne zaloval prevee po
n nem, je dobil kot nadomestilo
novega bratca "Novi Boguslav".
Leta 1907 in sicer prvega sep
te:nbra, je zletel otok "Bogu-
slav" v zrak, medtem ko sc je
"Novi Boguslav' leta 1910, rajsi
pogreznil morje. Cd vseh teh
treh otokov so ostala samo ime-
ma.
Sc bolj nagajiv je pa v juznem
delu Tihega oceana k otocju
Tonga spadajoci otok Falcon
Island. Leta 1865 ga je bill odkril
kapitan angleske vojne ladje in
ga imenoval po svoji ladji "Fal-
con-. Ko je prisla zopet neka
ladja precrtati svoje-
ga zeml lievila. Leta 1896 pa SO
morali vse popraviti, kar so bill
pref precrtali, kajti "Falcon' je
bill zopet zavzel svoje prejsnje
mesto. Leta 1889 je znova nena.
donna izginil in mornarji so Sc
ze hudovali, zadeva jih je vzne-
rnirjala tolikratna poprava zem-
ljeyida jim nikakor nj prijala.
Leta 1927, Sc je ze zopet pojavil,
To pot so domacini S tongoskega
otocja zavzeli otok razvili ma
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-14
NORVESkA 30 DOBILA
so MILIJONOV KREDITA

WASHINGTON, 13. marca.-
Ehsportno-importna banka jje
danes izjavila, da je podpisan
kredit V znesku $5O,OOO,OO0, XII
jih je dobila Norveska "a nakup
potrebscin V Zedinjenih drza-
yah.
The Nome nugget., 1947-09-08
GREEN BEAN SALAD WITH SOUR CREAM DRESSING

2 cups cooked green beans small onion chopped fine 3 carrots, grated 1a head lettuce, coarsely chopped Tongue or luncheon meat, cut in
 thin strips 12 cup mayonnaise 1s cup sour cream Salt and pepper Paprika
 Toss together lightly the beans, onions, carrots, lettuce and tongue Cor luncheon meaO strips. Mix mayonnaise with sour cream and add to salad, tossing again to mix we'll. Season to taste with salt, pepper and paprika and chill until ready to serve.
The Nome nugget., 1947-09-08
NV. Airlines Sums Up Alaska Flight

SEATTLE, -iP)-During the past year, l4,66l revenue passen- gers were carried on the Alaska flights of Northwest Airlines ana 98 per cent of the scheduled flights to the Territory were completed. according to Dean J. HanScom. Seattle, western traffic manager for the company.
 Hanscom said that during the same time, 434, 1929 pounds of mail l2O,342 pounds of express, and 2l3,5l5 pounds of freight were transported over the airline's Se- attle-Anchorage, and TWin-C;tieS- Anchorage routes.
The Nome nugget., 1947-09-08

party colleague, who pointed out that Rank was intending bringing a large number of ladies of dubi- ous ages" from Hollywood to Bri- tain to swell the dollar receipts.
 If the president of the Board of Trade is going to force these la dies to disclose their exact age," Bracken added, "Mr. Rank might not be able to bring in the millions of dollars he has promised us"
 Despite all this gallantry, Par liament decided to set punishment for miscalculating ages at s30-- and what's that to a movie star?
The Nome nugget., 1947-09-08
Pan American AirwaYs

Arriving last Friday afternoon were Lois Jund, Catherine and Wilfred Johnson, Buella Butcher, Florence Heay and infant, Marie Heay, Frank Martin, Mary Mar garet Roell, Phyllis Roell, Bertha Bjornstad, John Kasper, George Verba, Margaret Steinbreck.
 Departing passengers were Arne Bjornson, Charles Nelson, Doro- thy Chrystal, Barrow Morgan, Don Stewart, Bonnie Anne Dun bar, William Wilcox, MT. and Mrs. L. Fitzgerald.
The Nome nugget., 1947-09-08
Whats Cooking?
 By CHARLOTTE ADAMS
LIVER SAVORY ON BROWN RICE

l pound beef liver, sliced (any
 liver can be used) A cup chopped onion tablespoon chopped parsley 2 tablespoons cooking fat ? tablespoons flour 34 teaspoon salt Dash of pepper ? tablespoons vinegar ? cups bouillon Q bouillon cubes
 dissolved in two cups of boiling
 Water
 2 cups cooked brown rice.
 Melt fat in heavy skillet and fry onion and parsley until slightly Drowned. Stir in flour, seasonings, vinegar, and add bouillon gradual ly. Stir and cook until thickened. Add liver. which has been wiped with a damp cloth, cover and cook Is minutes, turning once. Arrange hot rice on a hot serving platter and pour liver over rice. Serve at once.
The Nome nugget., 1947-09-08
AIRLINES
WIEN ALASKA AIRLINES

On Sunday Richard Webb, man. ager for Wien's returned from Kotzebue where he had gone on business. Henry Stanley was a passenger to Nome.
 Passengers to KotZebue yester- day were Eunice Logan, Kate Smith and John Kasper.
 Passengers from Kotzebue en- route to the White Mountain School yesterday were Sarah Smith and Mary Kingiak.
The Nome nugget., 1947-09-08
Forecast And
 Weather Report
 Nome and Vicinity
Compiled by the U. s. Dept. oi Commerce, Weather Bureau.
Sept. 8, l947

ocpl. Q, ior'
 Forecast for and vicinity cloudy tonight and Tuesday.
 Winds from the North tonight going to East and Northeast Tues day.
 Lowest temperature tonight 40. Highest temperature Tuesday 50.
 Nome data as of 7:3O am. to- day:
 Precipitation last 24 hours 0.0l. Total precipitation this month O.68.
 Temperatures last "A hours: highest 51, lowest fl.
 Maximum wind last "A hours 28 mines per hour from the NE. Sunrise 5:O6 a.m., sunset 6:55 pm.
 Comparative data;
 Temperatures one year ago to- day: highest 49, lowest A. Extreme temperatures on this day since 1907: Lowest 27 in l945, highest 56 in 1913.
 Data for other selected stations
The Nome nugget., 1947-09-08
ALASKA AIRLINES

Incoming passengers on Satur- day wer Andrew Bango, Lawrence Johansen, Mary Reeder, and Vir- ginia d'Amour.
 Outgoing passengers were MT. and Mrs. Wilfred Johnson, C. M. Tussing, Dan w. Wright.
 Incoming passengers today H. Byrd, and Mir. Walker.
 Outgoing was Jack Bruce.
The Nome nugget., 1947-09-08
Ladies Of Dubious
 Age Aren't Going To Like 1t

LONDON-Britain has found a new source of revenue. Ii will be drawn from persons Parliament describes as ladies of dubious age"
 These are the top ranking Holly wood stars recently signed by the British film producer, J. Arthur Rank, to appear in BritiSh-made films for the purpose of giving British films greater sales value in the United States. Ranks most re- cent acquisitions include Claud- cite Colbert and Joan Fontaine.
 Passport Discussion
 In Parliament's discussion of a Board of Trade bill outlining in- formation to be obtained from per sons entering or leaving Britain by air, several members antic;- pated that the Hollywood stars might be unwilling to state their ages.
 Conservative member Major R. E. Manningham-Butler rose to the defense of the ladies, Hollywood film stars in particular.
 He asked why it should be made criminal offenSe" for an Amer ican film star, upon her arrival to work in Britain, to refrain from disclosing her true age to Sir Staff ford Cripps, president of the Board of Trade. After all, immigration authorities will have her passport and that, he said, should be enough.
 ChivalrY Is Not Dead
 For this grave offense of tell ing the president of the Board of Trade she is younger than in fact she is," he said, "she is liable to imprisonment for two years or fine of $40O or both. It's using a sledgehammer to crack very small nut"
 Manningham-Buller was joined quickly by Brendan Bracken, his
The Nome nugget., 1947-09-08
AT THE WALLACE HOTEL

Guests registered today are Mir and Mrs. Wilfred Johnson, Jun eau. Charles Tussing, Fox Bar. Margaret Steinbreck, Nome. Lois Jund, Juneau. John Kasper, Mani towok, Wis. Bill Pinto, Fairbanks. E. B. Kluckholm, Seattle. Allan Lee, Solomon. Arthur Ellis, An chorage.
The Nome nugget., 1947-09-08

Five enterprising CalifornianS have purchased a twenty-acre is land paradise 45 'minutes by speedboat from downtown Homo lulu. Formerly owned by Chris Holmes, wealthy Santa Barbara eccentric, Coconut Island is said to be worth between S7,000,000 and $3,OOO,OO0, but was sold for only $250,000. The new owners are putting s5O0,000 into improve ments, and plan to make it an in- ternational rest and recreation center for millionaires.
The Nome nugget., 1947-09-08

Tungsten wire has been made so fine that 1000 feet of it wound on a spool is invisible to the un- aided eye. It Is eighteen hundred thousandths of an inch in diam eter. One pound of the tiny strand would stretch for $50 miles.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-18
RICHMOND

RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 17-tP)
Observation-Disclosures: Hogs -
Fridays market steady on all
weights; top $27.0O for good and
choice 18O-240 Id. barrows and
gifts; 90-100 lbs. $50 100-12C
lbs. $4,000; 120-140 lbs. $24.0 90;
14O-16o lbs. $500; 16O-18O lbs
l$26. 90; 240-300 lbs. $25.0 90; SOC
lbs. and up $24.00; good sows
under $50 lbs. $20.50; 350-5Oo lbs
$18. 90; over 500 lbs. $1,000
good stays under $50 lbs. $500
over $50 lbs. $1,000.
Cattle-Market largely nominal
on light supply; slaughter steers
sold somewhat lower this week
good grade topping around
$25. 90, most medium $40. O0-21.O 90
common down to $1,000; other
slaughter classes held about
steady; good beef cows $16.0
1850; common and medium
dairy type $12. 0O-13.00; Gamers
and cutters $9.00-11.50; gooc
heavy sausage bulls $14. 90 90
good beef bulls $17.00-17.5O veal,
ers closing fully steady on gooc
and choice with top $4,000; I'm.
~dergrades dull with common
lightweights down to $1,000;
heavy calves very slow, bull
good and choice $50 lbs. and ur
S18.00-20.0 90, medium to gooe
SIG. OO-13. 90.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-18
LIVESTOCK
LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, Oct. 17-P-(US;
|DA) - Salable hogs 5000, total
g, 1000; rather slow, $3.50 cents
lower on all weights butchers
and around Is cents off on sows
but trade closed a little more &C.
tive than early; top 1885; bulk
good and choice 10000 Id. %. rs
1925; good 1875 Id. weights at
1915; good 170-lb. weights
PITS; most good and choice
sows under 400 ID. % .00-28.5 SO;
few 1915; 4O0-500 Id. 27.00-
$500.
Salable cattle 1000, total e.
500; salable calves 500, total
500; choice steers and heifers alb
sent in fresh receipts; medium
and good steers slow, steady;
heifers steady to weak; Gamer
and cutter cows active, strong
beef cows slow, weak; spots I'M
evenly lower; bulls $3.50 cents
lower for two days; scattered
loads medium and good grassy
and shortfed steers %. 50-27.50;
few top-good fed heifers $500;
common and medium grass heif-
ers 4.00-20.00; sprinkling me
dunn and good beef COWS 14.5 0
19. 90: and cutters 10. So
1925; odd head good heavy
bulls sold up to 1900 but general
trade 1880 down; vealers steady;
good and choice kinds Is. 90
27.00; stockers and feeders weak
to full so cents lower for the
week.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-18
STOCKS IN THE SPOTLIGHT

NEW YORK, Oct. II. - R -
Sales, closing price and net
change of the fifteen most active
stocks today:
AM Wat Wks q ,900-17h up Is.
Tide Wat As 22,4OO-24A up l.
Greyhound 20,0OO-11 up "a.
Packard 20, 00O-5A-b.
Comwlth & Sou 10, 100-3%-B.
Mission Crop Is, 80O-54A up "a.
North Am Co IA, 7O0-24B ups.
Sunray Am Co IA, 7Qo-24B up y
Md Kan Tex 13,6O0-5A up "a.
Ste G & E 81 Pr IL, 800-29 IS up
1%.
Am Pow & 1t IL, 10O-11% up y.
N Y Central 11,20O-15% up Vs..
Gulf Std Ut 10,6O0-15 up Is.
St L San Fran 10,500-8B No.
Chi & N w 10, 1O0-17A No.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-18
WILMINGTON MORNING STAR, WILMINGTON, n: G.
LOW YIELD BONDS
STILL ETREATlNC
Downward Trend Of List
Continues With Frac-
tional Losses

NEW YORK Oct. II -(P-
r,ow-vield issues continued their
downward trend in the bond
market today but changes gen
erally held within fractions OF
the previous level.
Medium and long-term U. ;.
Governments we're off from l-3z
to 5-32 in over-the-counter deal
ings. The Victory Loan 2 LIS OF
Dec. '67-72 were down 5-32 at
1902 1892 bid in the dealers,
market and were off 9-32 at 1O2
1882 on the Stock Exchange:
World Bank IS were up o-3z
while the 2 las declined l-32.
Low-yield corporates were OH
2 of a point on average IN the
Associated Press compilation 10
a new 1947 low of 110.6.
Among corporates declining
were Ohio Edison IS off IA at
1O2 IA, Shell Union 2 LIS OH
1-8 ct. SO 10 and Philadelphia
Electric 2 3-4s of '67 down IL
at 101.
Telephone Up
American Telephone 2 3-4s OF
'61. American Tobacco IS OF
SO, Commonwealth Edison IS
and Bethlehem Steel 2 3-4s OF
10. were slightly higher.
Changes in the rail section
generally were narrow. 1mprov-
ING were Rock Island refunding
Is. Florida East Coast IS OF IA,
New York Central 4 LIS and
some Missouri Pacific and North
ern Pacific lines.
Baltimore & Ohio stamped
first mortgages, St. Paul income
4 lbs, Pennsylvania general IS
and Seaboard Air Line As OF '96
were among carriers losing
ground.
Sales of $4,455,O00 compared
with $4,623,000 on Thursday.
In the foreign government list
Antioquois End Is, and most
Danish, Sac Paulo City and
Uruguayan loans showed inn
provement.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-18
RODGERS SPEAKS
TO EXCHANCITD
Attorney Traces HistoryN
Communism In Vsri;m,
Countries

The history and infiltrsto, =
communism as used to gain toa
holds in various countries v,s ,y w
viewed by H. E. Rodgers. attm,,
ey-at-law and principal spe,is
at the regular luncheon Of fl.
Exchange club yesterday alton
noon in the Friendly cafeteria
Communism may be comns,s
to the Crusades as a movements
action, but not in theory Rd
gers said.
He traced the history Of CON-
munism since 1919 and explained
the workings with several inter.
resting facts and comparisons.
1T is proper to define conmv.
nism in two parts, governmental
and educational" said Rodgers.
and their aim is to destroy our
government and all governments.
and to make vassal states Of
them"
The speaker added that it r
Russia's intention to dominate
the world, although information
shows that there are probably l.
600, 900 real communists in Rus,
STA.
eliminating his speech, Rod.
gers urged his audience 10 b
steadfast in American prlncpab
Guests of the club WerP Rr
mond Moore and DR.. Paul Sass
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-18
ELEVEN MEN JOIN
ARMY THIS WEEK
Several Veterans Arr IL
ed By Local Recruit.
ing Officer

Eleven Southeastern NJ.
Iaroilnar men enlisted in ~
u S: Army through the ne
recruiting office in the po,t l'eal
|tlce building during the "
OF October 1917, it was week
nounced yesterday by 1t. Cb..sI a.
D. Markus, station conorn n,a5Is
The IL men, including s''
Marine, three Navy, and o'
Army veterans, were shippss' S'
Fort Bragg for enlistment i !, %
Regular Army and Air Fora ~ IL
received their physical exsn; saa
ton at the Army base. a''
Navy veterans enlisting
James P. Wheeler, 2202 IcFEe'
Ave-, David E. Duncan Tu W.
vile; 0att'
and Linwood L. chap,.,
Nakina. FN% n
Non-veterans included n.
wood ]. Rivenbark, 7IS No.
street: Ebert C. Ward. vT1eEy
James w. Todd, BladopaSAlAa '
Jonie Whaley, Jr., Teacbsr,.'o
Alex Tucker, Negro Of Ws5 ana
vile. WHIT
Army veterans included ,,
ME V. Atkins and James N '0 OH
Ter, Whiteville. "' Vile
Marine veteran eDlistir,
Johnnie o. Horne of Wbits,iSS Wa
1t. Markus said iDform.,4Il'
concerning the regular Arm uauol
regular Air Force could ny and
a tatnsd - at 81, the local recs s u 10,
ing, And at the following S Sa4q'
eastern North CaroIins 'o o%
through the week; Mondsr'H as,
Tuesdays, Whiteville Bar, as'
day and Friday; and Tsbo ,4G ~.
on Friday. Wy
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-18
NEW YORK PRODUCE

NEW YORK, Oct. 17.-U'H-
Produce markets: Potatoes -
(dollars per 100 lbs. unless other
wise indicated). Steady. Long
Island Chippewas No. l 2.75-
3. 90: No. 1B $50; pickouts 100
IS: Katahdins No. l 2.75-3.0o;
mo. 1B $50; various grades No.
so lbs. Cobblers No. l 2.90-
3. 90: No. 1B $50; Green Mts. No.
Il 2.6O-3.00; Green Mts. No. 1B
1885,; pickouts 1.OO-.50; 10 Id.
bags 80; Idaho Russets, No. l
4.75-5.00; Idaho bakers box
1855; Idaho Russets, 10 Id. bags
$3.50.
Sweet potatoes-(bushels bas-
kets) steady. New Jersey, Gold
en-, No. / 1.75-2.00; New Jersey,
Jersey type, med. 85-1.25; New
Jersey, Jersey type, No. 1 LIS
ESQ; New Jersey, Golden med.
IS; Maryland Golden Wax No.
/ 2.0O-.25; medium 1.50-.75;
Jumbo 1.00-.25; Va. Golden No.
l 2.00-.25.
Live poultry, unsettled.
BOOSTERS, old 1925; ducks Long
Island 1896; rabbits all varieties
1880; fowls 2O-36; chickens 25-
So; broilers 1887; pigeons and
SQUADS 65-75; pullets 30-46.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-18
CONVENTION OUTLOOK
FOR l948 EXCELLENT
SECRETARY BELIEVES

Wilmington's outlook on con-
ventions for the next year is "at
least as good as it has been this
year." Chamber of Commerce
Secretary John H. Farrell an
nounced yesterday.
During 1s47 Wilmington and
it's attendant beaches played host
to a total of so conventions.
Farrell credited the Chamber
of Commerce advertising pro
gram for the large number of
conventions expected to come
here next year. Some $4,000
pieces of literature were sent to
Chambers of Commerce and
other organizations in cities from
Maine to Florida east of the
Mississippi. according to Farrell.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-18
MY CONGRESS
Continued From Page Four)

containment of the Soviets until
future changes in the Soviet
state should render a settlement
feasible.
Remnants proofs of the impos-
sibility of a Soviet = American
settlement at this time have
been somewhat lightly, incom-
pletely refuted. But KEENAN, has
been sternly taken to task for
not seeking such a settlement
at this time, and above all be-
cause the containment policy is
said to be impractical. This re-
porter happens to believe that
Kennan's analysis Of Soviet
policy, supported by the great
est weight of learning and ex-
perience of any modern diplo-
mat, is in truth irrefutable. Be
this as it may, however, the
essential present point is that
the policy of containing the So
viets, far from seeming i'm
practical, has never looked
more like working if we only
put our backs into it.
This is one of the strongest
impressions that Europe makes
on this reporter after twelve
months absence. Great things
have already been accom-
plished. Twelve months ago,
members of the little group of
experts surrounding Secretary
of State James F. Byrnes at the
Paris conference of last sum-
mer freely admitted tn odds
were at beast even that the
Communist party would ulti-
mately come to power in Italy.
Grave fears were also felt for
France, and elsewhere in the
world there were many stu
atoms that appeared almost
hopeless.
Now, however, the only dan
ger of Communism in Italy is
that we in the United States will
not give the Italians bread to
keep alive this winter. In
France also, there is no more
talk of Frances imaginary role
as mediator in the world con-
test; instead, one is told on all
sides that France h as made
her choice" Again, the only
danger in France is American
inaction in the face of Frances
desperate e d. From else
where in the world, the report
is the same.
The trouble is that in order
to do u job, something APP
preaching total mobilization of
our resources is now most ur-
gently required. Otherwise we
shall be in the position of the
spoiled ehild-man who fell back