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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-13
Health.
The Bosic Need

The us. Public Health Service has
just completed the most complete in
'ventory of basic sanitary needs ever
compiled for the nation. It found that
more than 100 million Americans need
better water supply and sewage dis
posal facilities to ward off such dis
eases as d%ysentery, diarrhea and ty-
phoid fever.
The survey, which examined sani-
tation facilities of IS million persons
in $500 communities, made evident
these conclusions:
The nation needs more than two
billion dollars in water works con-
struction to serve 81 million persons
in towns and cities.
Sewage facilities are needed by
IS million people in communities Of
over 200 population at a cost of
more than three and a half billion
dollars.
Another n and a half billion
dollars is needed to construct de-
cent sanitation for ~ million per-
sons in rural areas with unsatisfac-
tory water supplies and for 33
million rural residents who lack
adequate waste disposal facilities.
Cost of needed garbage collection
and disposal facilities for the nation
is estimated at 166 million dollars.
The Health Service declared that
more than two million people, living
in communities of over 200 popula-
ton, have no community water sup
ply systems and 70 million have
systems needing improvement. More
than six million in towns and cities
need new sewage systems; over 70
million need improved systems.
Investigators found that two-thirds
of the work ready for construction
and half of that in the planning stage
are in cities of more than 100000
population. On the other hand, in
towns of less than 1000 persons, only
about 10 per cent of the needs will
be met by projects now ready for
construction or planned.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-13

them Phil Harris with the Jack Ben
ny show.
"We're not going to let these
(stars) feed stations all over the
country and prevent thousands of
other members from holding jobs"
The union might 60 into the manu-
facture and marketing of recordings
itself, Petrillo intimated.
Kearns said he did not see how the
new Taft-Hartley labor act could
block the plan if union musicians re-
fused to make records. However, he
said, if, members objected and Pc
trillo tried to force them to accept
the ban, provisions against coercion
of the new labor law might be ap-
piled.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-13

et by l.. S.

RESIDENT TRUMAN as
sJred an anxious world this
II that America will share its
| with hungry millions abroad
ii least another year, but the
E-damaged corn crop will de-
Zine lust how much can be
|ped.
L. Presidents cabinet committee
World Food Programs revealed
the United States set a new
IA record in food exports during
near ended June 80. This country
bed l0,433,00 long tons of grains
/ other foodstuffs to break the
eiOus record of 17,122,000 long
exported by the US. the pre-
Is year.
boxing ahead, the President said
hons Of people are still desperately
|ery, and declared that Americans,
Bin their ability to share resources,
lid continue to do their part to
I've human suffering and help
lr countries to help themselves.
To Coordinate Effort
he committee that prepared the
brt consists of Secretary of Agrl-
lure Clinton P. Anderson, chair
!; Secretary Of State George c..
shall and Secretary of Commerce
Averell Hartman. 1t was named
hhe President last September to
climate national activities in sup
1 Of needy countries.
be committee said that while it
I'd the US. will be able to APP
klmate last years shipments dur
the coming year, total volume
depend upon production of corn
[other grains in addition to wheat.
Though extent of damage is not
fully known, many agricultural
erts fear a large part of the corn
was destroyed by floods.
Grain, Chief Export
bout 81 per cent of the exports
resented grain and grain products.
er groups included meats IL per
!, dairy products a., fats and oils
and other foods-mainly dry
Ps and peas, fish, eggs, sugar,
Etry, fruits and nuts, 1875 per cent.
propean areas occupied by Ameri-
and British forces received 1873
cent Of all exports. Other areas
ENed the following approximate
eentages: Great Britain 8.9, Italy
France and French North Africa
Belgium 80, the Netherlands 80,
other European countries IL,
an and Korea S.9, India 81, the
Plpplnes 2.7, China 1.3, Latin
erlcan republics IL.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-13
Hot Shots

. In Bolivia, a U. S. Army plane,
e%vacuating flood victims, claimed a
new aerial record: carrying 81 per-
sons in an aircraft designed to carry
Is.
Q In Mobile, Ala, rotund Allen C.
Holland, 5~3-year-old accountant, is
going to try for the worlds floating
record. Holland, who says he is ideally
fitted by nature as zone of the worlds
greatest ioaters," plans to drift
around for four days and nights
sometime this summer. In a warm-up,
Holland, who tips the beam at 200
pounds, leisurely drifted around a
pool for five hours and 20 minutes
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-13
STATISTICS
Nippon's Sea Losses

0VU E011S'
Japan lest 1888, 755 tons of naval
and merchant shipping during the
war, a joint Army-Navy assessment
board revealed this week. US. armed
forces accounted for 9,736,068 tons.
Navy submarines-the Silent Serv-
ice-sank by far the greater portion,
1914 ships, totaling 5,320,O94 tons.
Navy and Marine aircraft took the
next biggest bag, 619 ships OF 2,333,-
SGT tons. Army bombers and fighters
sank $40 vessels of 701 1872 tons.
The report was compiled from enc
my documents, intelligence reports
and records of the various services.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-13
Holiday
Of Cyclists

Foe or cyclists
Re peace and quiet of Hollister, a
EIsl California county seat, was
|ul0eo before dawn on the Fourth
(uiy by a motorcycle backfre. All
(Aias came roaring, careening ma
LIS with two and three riders. BY
more than $50 motorcycles had
MIough town for a three-day
esam of fiat races and hill climb
sui'esls on its outskirts. It was a
kisss TOUR" Of cyclists from Cali
To-, oregon, Arizona and Nevada.
veole started late Frida.' when
~s virtually took over the town.,
It's man street into a speed
anu stunt area. They defied po-
oluerS to stop and soon the
Iso"n district was Uttered with
~ ale e beer bottles.
~ hours the duel between po-
,;s s1u cyclists ragged. Thirty-two
mcers, including state high
,rs'foiInen, were called in to help
amman local police force queu
disturbance.
least 50 persons were injured,
Seriously.
h. Wy OF cyclists were jailed and a
~ court in special session coll
|rs., more than $4,000 in fines.
u sS included drunken driving,
~0ng the peace and reckless driv-
ervs we had jailed everyone who
bv yeu H. we'd have herded them
she hundreds,' said the out
N Police chief.
ou uatll Sunday night did peace
a falet return to HOLSTER. In the
l elhoon, motorbike enthusiasts,
b S j.; races over, roared through
NJ a final salute and headed
nWard the haunts from which
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-13
PetriIlo
Solo in Washington

James Caesar Petrillo, head of the
American Federation of Musicians
(AFL), revealed this week that his
union planned to bar its members
from making records after December
81 and from participating in radio
network shows after February l,
when present contracts expire.
Petrillo outlined his plans to a
House Labor subcommittee headed by
Rep. Carroll D. Kearns (R-Pa.).
"Many stations (603) now employ
no musicians" he said, because we
give them Toscanini from New York;
we give them Whiteman; we give
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-13
Quotes

British Foreign Secretary Err
nest Bevin, making a Fourth of.
July address to Americans:
THANK you for defeating us,
producing as a result the wonder
full United States of America"
Russell Birdwell, press agent
hired to bring Charles Chaplin
back into public favor: Chaplin
is the greatest pixy of our time.
That's why he has been mis-
understood"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-13
In Short

Adopted: BY 1900 Palestine Arab
leaders, a resolution excommunicat-
ing any Arab selling land to Jews.
Knighted: By King George vi, Brit
ish actor Laurence Olivier.
Appealed: By President Truman, to
Congress for a new law permitting a
Substantial number" of Europe's
displaced persons to immigrate to the
US.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-13
Duffy, Bohimose Sun

shall plan but on the Truman doctrine
as well. There is little chance that
Russia can muster enough support for
adoption of her resolution.
Many observers feel, however, that
a serious Russian defeat in U.N. coun-
ellis at this time might widen the
breach between her and the western
powers to an unbridgeable chasm.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-13

Soviet spokesman say the U.N. eco
nomic program was %sabotaged by the
British-French decision to go outside
the organization to implement Secre-
tary of State Marshall's program for
European economic aid.
Full Dress Debate
Russian speeches could launch a
general debate not only on the Mar
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-13
NeW Mine Contract
Raises Coal Prices

An AGREEMENT averting a nationwide soft coal strike for an
1 \ other year was signed this week by the United Mine Workers
ana the bulk OF bltunlnous operators. 1t is the best contract in mine
union history and a personal triumph for John L. Lewis and his
tough tactics.
Homeowners will have to help pay for ii. Under the new contract,
coal prices will 60 up from 81 cents to 81 a ton.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-13

.eserved, AP NeWsteatures)
Evening star., 1947-09-26

HOUSES FOR sALE-sovtheo,t,

yETERAESs; :Id4s Ss;,v ~ New houses Just left
basement, gas auto. heat, front porch;
fs G oesd a s'GEs asgts
Must have 81 800 to s.. .6oo eb0t to aftsi Ro ai
MAX MILLER 500 1lth st. Sc" FIR. 2loo.
coLoRED-so5o DOWN for s-rm. house,
Cfa Dsths sVe gas sHsy ses hTs $s 90
GoIoREDovIa coihSREi E6 n2f4 s75o ~ oowN makes You
the owner of this 5-rm. det. brick home at
SURETY 81 REALTY CO. CO, weekdays, Ex. 7s44,
SohokEDMtSh st hrisE st. vsll
R;:R sflsss' sS5fess Lf w5Sb
coIokEDEvACANTI1osnaly o Is eyfsC Nj 1esa s4sso BUYS
this conveniently. located six-room semi
detached house with bath, electricity; close
i so' s's fasD's c 20 S6 $685. ssso fREn PA
SS5LoREDaNEAB H;1. 1,s@. 18th : AND MASS. AyE.
condition: 'e III aM' ssaLTY sss ass' Co. n
1911 Pa. ave. Sc, FIR. 5000, FIR. 1926
coLoRED-s.E.-Now being completely
2Stosy and brsk
ne 800 down a with sH mo w payments ne Of sso 6
3264' with ALLEN L. KAY, Broker. RIM.
oof okE51eoK.-eo oSkie5s e!Ss rooms, Bss Baths,
ami; lot 10Ox175; rented for $4,000
per annum. Suitable for q convalescent
home. school or fraternal ORGANIZATION;
frame; two blocks from carline. Located
DI. 1888. IF it's house, call ROUSE" !"
coLoRED-EINE BRICK HOME in 5H spien-
did 1ia, neighboIhood fiai suitable for two fam;
n, II, 32S5; ewes; II. s555. -
and Sl1l2 Eye st. s.e.-4 rms. and bath
on frst floor; rms. and bath on second
floor; front ana rear porch on both floors;
all rooms private. Reasonable price
Siid5noo idn down Hys'1;s,u See t this nov Gall MI
ESTATE 1lsi CO. IsI4h @ 9Th isIUSh St. NV. Ess AA
COLoRED-325 AND 329 C ST. Sc
Brick each contains 3 compl. apis. plus
finished bsmt.: income each house, S2l5
month; furnished: $16,750 each; cash,
$4,000 each: balance first trust. SCOTT
SANDERS. SANDERS. 1919 S. Capitol st. Sc, TR.
1858, -SS
Evening star., 1947-09-26

Georgetown-S2l. $50. 3-bedrm. brick
home; perfect cond.: vacant; den. ia
Burleith-Sl3 $500 Row brick home of
g rms, and bath, Oil heat ewes, Mr.. Kolb,
MI 212I
=. LEO KoLB, INC. 1897 Wis. ave. MI.
2l00 30
Evening star., 1947-09-26
HOUSES FOR sALE-seuthwest.

SPECIAL s.W. BARGAIN A real nice
comfortable. home. rooms and bath,
Just around the corner from wholesale
row. within easy walk to business; imme-
diate possession. Price, S6,950. HCWEN-
STEIN REALTY CORP. 141s H st. NV,
l020 ist ST. s.w.. in Congress Hts
Semidet. brick, like new; rms. and tiled
bath. gas &C. heat, full bsmt. with rec
rm. and bar; level fenced lot; cedar-lined
closets; mr.. all conv.; quick poss.; 1000;
ave. Sc, vi. as2O till s. ~ 126 -
DOWN buys this 7-rm
house, bath, gas, elec. and h.-w.h. 3O6
3rd St; s.W SURETY REALTY CO.. week
COLORED-BARGAIN- down, $40
mo. 700 Delaware ave. s.w.: 2-story
bnG pr,eS & FIX. 1900; 800 eyes, no; 0325; --2s
S45 mo-. 6 rms, frame. Call Morris CO.
hen or Milton Vinnick, with A. M. DRAIS-
NER, 1404 L st. NV. MA. S036 or GE.
Evening star., 1947-09-26
SUBURBAN sALs-MARYLANp

ARDMORE-8 acres, nice 7-room house.
plus ,closed-in heated sun porch; large.
complete kis' fNll basement with OUTSIDE
greenhouse, chicken house. 50O-ft. vine
yard. rabbit .hutches. 10 cages, COW oarn
only blocks from school and store. about
4 blks; to bus and only mi. to D. c. line;
for only, S15.75Q. r. you are Interested in
o nice home, close in with some ground.
this is It.. Exclusive with CLYDE r.
Evening star., 1947-09-26
HOUSES FOR sAlE-sevthse,s.

CONGRESS HEIGHTs-cor. stucco house,
6 rms. and bath, automatic gas heat.
Shown BY appointment only between 9
am. and 6 pm. AT. 1856. '--26
HLLoREsT, sso0o s2nd pl s.e.MLse;
rms. and bath each hr.; S27 800; $4,000
cssh. PAUL MuDD. exclusive agent.
240s Minnesota ave. ne. FR. 2056. -27
Branch ave. Sc. The ideal home for =
large family; 5 bedrms.. 81 baths, Gear
sarsge: lot, 75x150. PAUL MUDD. FIR.
Evening star., 1947-09-26
HOUSES FOR sALE-Northeoss.

RIVER TERRACE N.E.-Modern 5-rni. brk
home. in beautiful cond.: modern kit,
tiled bath, rser; rn. oil heat; full bsmt::
Phone &C. 3333 or RA 6593 ewes. -26
1900 DECATUR ST, Hyattsville-A most
unusual and charming home about one
large reception hall spacious living and
dining room, fireplace in each; also modern
and bath; open stairway to finished 3rd
Moor. To inspect, call MR.. FOSTER or MIR
e aGLIDpEN. RE. 1859. DE. 0054. 81. 4166,
exclusive agents. -2S
SPECIAL BARGAIN - Immediate posses
sion; nr. 3rd and e sts. ne: s rms, 2
baths: Gear gar: present rentals, $3.50
Sass OWENS PL. N.E.-s.rm. brick plus
Sood value: S13.25O. ScoTT SANDERS,
tQl9 s. Capitol ST., TR. 1868. -26
Evening star., 1947-09-26

tractive bungalow ir
rms, bath. hot-watel
recreation rm., Scret
sulated, screens and
rage; large lot. Ow
mediate possession.
sonable terms, DUN
Island ave-, Mt. Rail-
Evening star., 1947-09-26

AGE on concrete street, by
in Berwyn Heights, near
rms. on first floor: 2 rms.
'ened porch, large chicken
garage. many fruit and
'hree building sites worth
4; terms. BURCH REALTY
III tn ECSn TN RlQS.
Evening star., 1947-09-26

WOODED lot; price
WI. 7112.
MONTGOMERY
houses by one Of
in Silver Spring.
copper cutters an
ing rm., Colonial
1947 model kitch
OF custom cabinet
bedrms. and 1l2 b
screened side pore
houses will be sol
at SlS,350 to S1t
ment. EDW. C.
$500 TIL Q pm.
2-STORY GRIN. !
mortgage, $500
and tile bath on
rm. with fireplace
kit. on first hool
heat: Sx12 porch
of Md. .BURCH
Md, TO. 57S3, X
Greenbelt 6513.
MODERNISrIC B
with 2 picture wi
long; 2 bedrms. W.
large basement,
60x125. many sh;
quick sale. Max
Md. BURCH RE-
TO. 57S3, TO.
Greenbelt 6513.
295-FT. FRONTAt
200-ft. depth, in
Univ. of Md. 5 r
on second; screer
house 20x50, gs
shade trees. Tn
S2,450; S13,500;
CO., Berwyn, Md
ewes. TO. Gilt. G
SEE THIS 5-bedr.
lot 60x160 fenced
rage, chicken ht
fireplace, h.-w.h.
porch: near Ur
BURCH REALTY
51S3. TO. 633S;
belt 6513.
MT. RAINIER, N
traCtiVe bungalow
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-15
NEW YORK PRODUCE
NEW YORK

NEW YORK, July 14-P)-Pro-
duce markets: Potatoes: dollars
per 100 lbs. unles otherwise lndl-
cated.) unsettled. California Long
White No. IA 5~.00-2.25; No. 1B 400
bid; Commercial 3.50-4.oo; Nc. 2,
400. asked, Long Island Cobblers
No. l, 3.O0-.25; poorer 2.25-.75; NO.
1B 1.25 bid; No. l bu. 1912;
New Jersey Cobbler No. l 3.OO-2.5;
poore $50. rs; No. 1B $50 asked;
Maryland Cobbler No. /. 3.00-.5o;
Eastern Shore Cobbler No. !, 800
.25;; poorer 2.50-.75; commercial
h~75-2.5O; No. 1B. 1.00-.50; No. L.
so lbs. ITS bid. Norfolk Cobbler
No. /, 3.75 asked; North Carolina
Cobbers 2.25-3.0O; No. 1B dirty
1.25 asked.
Sweet Potatoes: (bushels bas-
kets) quiet. New Jersey, Jersey
type No. l %processed 2.75-3.5O; Y
bushels It's bid; Maryland Golden
No. l, 3.00-.25.
Live poultry: firm. Rabbits all
varities 1922; fowls 35-4O; broilers
1880.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-15
WHAT STOCKS DID
NEW YORK, JULY 14-(P-
LIVESTOCK
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO July 1AR)-USDA)
-Salable hogs 1000: total -, 900:
weights 800 ID. fairly active and
uneven; generally 25-75 cents high,
er; heavier weights slow, steady;
sows in increased supply, steady
to so cents lower; most decline on
weights over 400 lb; top 27.oo
s%paringly; bulk good and choice
17O-250 ID 26.0G-26.75 26O-28O ID.
"a. 50-26.OO; 290-330 lb 22.25-24.2 Is;
around $50 ID weights 81. OO-21. so;
good and choice sows under 400
ID 19.00-21. 90; few 21.25; 4O0-45o
Id weights 17.O0-l9.25; 45O-50O lb.
Is. COLT. Is; over 500 Id. Is. 50-16. 90.
Salable cattle IA, 900, total A.
600; salahle calves 1000, total
1000; fed steers and heifers so
cents to 100 higher: active at ad-
vance; choice 1900 ID steers top
ped at 31.50; three strictly choice
head 31.75: most good and choice
stee1s q. 50-31. 90; comparable heif-
ers 25.00-28. 25; choice 866 Id heif-
r $3.50 with comparable mixed
offerings 10 5000: only grassy kill
err steers under $500 with similar
helters 24.0O down; cows unevenly
steady to 50 cents higher: strictly
good cows to 22.00; heiferish kinds
to 24.00; cutters 1880 down; bulls
and vealers steady; weighty bulls
to 1900 and choice vealers to "a. 90;
stock cattle scarce, firm.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-15
RAILROAD LIENS
MAKE FINE GAINS
Many Favorites Score AID.
vances OF Fractions To
Two Points

NEW YORK, July IA - (R -
The bond market moved into high.
er ground today with some rail-
road advancing several points.
Central of Georgia consolidated
IS OF As rose S points and the 1st
IS Of As were up 2 following an
nouncement that a reorganization
plan of that road had been confirm
ed and all objections ove-ruled in
and order signed by U S. Dis
trict Judge Frank M. Scarlet.
Coincident with announcement
that U. S. District Judge George
H. Moore had ordered the Cotton
Belt Railroad restored to private
control July "a, that roads bonds
advanced fractionally.
New Orleans, Texas & Mexico
liens posted advances ranging
from 3 IL for the IS Of $35 a to
Is points for the 51-2s of "a GER
titled.
Among carriers with substantial
gains were consolidated railway
As of '54, up 3-8 at 80 IL, new
Haven collateral IS of 40, up 3
3-4 at 70 and Southern Pacific 4
LIS of SO, up 2 at 81.
Other corporates showing i'm
provement included Western
Union IS of 80, National Steel
IS and. Celanese IS. Declin<g
were American Telephone 2 3-4s Of
81, Duquense Light 3 lbs and
Standard Oil CNJ) 2 3-8s.
Sales for the day at $4.19o, 900
were the largest since July 3 and
compared with 1910, 900 last Fri
day,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-15
LIVESTOCK

RICHMOND, Va, July 14-(P-
(USDA)-Livestock: Hogs-market
opened steady with Friday on ali
weights. Top $24.W for good &
choice 180-240 ID barrows & gifts;
90-100 lbs $500; 100-120 lbs $17.00;
12O-140 lbs $21. 90; 14o-16 lbs. $22. 90;
16O-l8O lbs. $500; 240-3OO lbs.
$1,000; 300 lbs. and up $21.O 90. Good
sows under 300 lbs $3.50; 350-500
lbs. SIG. 90; over 500 lbs. $500;
good stays under $50 lbs. $500;
over $50 lbs. $14.00.
Cattle-Early receipts mostly
slaughter steers. Market opened
fully steady to strong, medium to
good grass-fat steers $40. 00-23.O 90;
good to choice higher. Cows quot
abla steady. good beef type $500
1900; fat dairy type $12. 00-14 90;
Gamers l. cutters 9.00-11.W. mar
ket not fully established on veal
ers, early top around $1,000. Good
spring lambs mostly $1,000; some
choice to $21. 90; medium $500
1890.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-15
LOCAL QUOTATIONS

Furnished by Allen c. Ewing & Co.
BID ASKED
Aviation Shares soc 500 SAB
| ACL of Conn 4.00a 50 81 81
Boston Fund 2.16b 2071 22.4o
Carolina Insurance 1.40a 20 81
DeVilbiss 1.00a IL III Il
| McBee .40a Ia 7 81
| Massachusetts Investors Trust 1.86b
Elk Div .29c 26.27 q. 10
| National Transit .75a Is IL is il
PEG Saw Bank & Tr 5000 80
Red Rock Bot Inc, Ga.) 10 3-4 II Il
Security Nat Bank Doc %
Standard Stoker 5000 ~ "a
T w P Common .60a 3 5-8 8 81
| Will Saw & TT 2.0Oc 40
a. Indicated annual dividend rate.
b. Income and profits dividends paid
in past IL months.
c. Paid in 1916.
The above quotations are nomina.
and are believed to be indications Of
the price at which the securities may
be purchased or sold.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-15
CHICAGO POTATOES

CHICAGO, July 14-(P-USDA)
Potatoes: arrivals 306; on track
342; total U. S. shipment Friday
1,087, Saturday 937, and Sunday
so; supplies moderate; demand
fair: market about steady on best,
slightly weaker on others: unset
tied undertone for red varieties:
Arizona Pontiacs $500; California
long whites $4.25-4.65; Washington
red various $500, Bliss triumphs
"a. so; Kansas red various $40
3.75; Idaho and Oregon bliss tri-
umphs $4.254.60; Missouri red
various $3.25; Texas cobblers $40
Gall u. S. No. l quality washed).
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-15
CASH GRAIN

CHICAGO July 14P-Wheat:
No. l hard 2.38-2.40 "a; No. l
mixed 2.38 1-4-2.4O No. 2 red 2.38.
Corn: No. l yellow 2.18 1-2 "a,
No. 2, 2.18 IL PIG IA; No. 3,
2.18 IL; No. 4, 20 "a; sample
grade 1.79-1.80; No. l white 2.54.
Oats: No. l heavy mixed LOS IL
-1.07 3-4; No. 2 heavy mixed LOS;
No. i extra heavy white lis IL;
No. l heavy white LOT IL = 34;
No. l white 1.02-1.06 IL; No. 2
white 1.02-1.06 IL; No. 3 white
SO 1-4-1.00 ga.
Barley: mailing 1.70-2.25 nomi-
nal; feed 1.65-1.90 nominal; choice
mailing 2 .10-2.25 nominal.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-15
CHICAGO PRODUCE


CHICAGO, July IA - W.D Pro
duce: Poultry: Is trucks; unset
tied, firm. Hens 27; Leghorn hens
81; flyers 1885; broilers 26-35;
colored springs 3d.. White Rock
springs "a; Plymouth Rock springs
"a; old roosters Is; geese Is; duck
lings %; tom turkeys %; hen tur-
keys 81; guineas Is; common barn
pigeons $50; ducks 1915.
Cheese: twins "a 1876; single
daises 3S-38 II; Swiss 49-53.
Butter: 1,066, sos lbs; firm; 9;
score SO; 90 score So; 80 score sc
IA; SO score IS. Cars: 80 score
81 "a; 80 score IS IA.
Eggs: 20, 626 cases; firm; ex-
tras 1: 53-54; extras 2: $50;
8 and 4: 45-47; standards l and
2: 44-44 IL; 3 and 4: 43; current
receipts 4O-41; dirties 81 1873;
checks 37-37 IL.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-15
STOCKS IN THE SPOTLIGHT

NEW YORK, July 14-(P-Sales
price and net change o.
the fifteen most active stocks to
day:
Republic Steel %, 700 1914 up 1h
Chrysler New 20, 700 59h No.
Packard Mot 20, 200 4A up H..
Colum Gas and Ell 1920 11B-b
Avco Mfg 1900 6B up IS.
St. Regis Paper $1,000 11% up rs
U. S. Steel 16, 600 rs up l.
Nat Distill 1920 22as, up rs.
Mo Kan Texas 16, 100 6A up VI.
Nash Kelvin Is, 100 17B p ~.
Sunray Oil 5000 1924 up ".
Studebaker Is, ZOO 21% up 1%.
N. Y. Central l $500 1873 up "a.
Unit Airlines IA, 700 % up "
Am Roll Mill 10, 700 32h up 70.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-15
NC-VA., HOG MARKETS

RALEIGH, (NCDA)-Hog mar.
kets steady to stronger. Tops OF
$24 so at Rocky Mount, Fayette-
vile, Clinton-Warsaw and Lumber.
ton, e$24.00 at Greenville, Smith
fled, and Richmond. Va.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-15
GRAIN
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO July 14-PNDeferred
corn and oats futures were strong
today, with September and De-
cember corn contracts reaching
new seasonal highs, but wheat was
weak and around 2 cents a bushel
lower most of the session.
Wheat closed " to 3 cents lower
than the previous finish, July
$2.35-2.35A corn was up n to 5H2
cents, July $2.15A-A, and oats
were VI to 2 cents ahead. July 1.02.
Open High Low Close
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-15
TREND OF STAPLE PRICES

NEW YORK, July 1.-THE As
ISOLATED Press weighted wholesale
price index of So commodities to-
day advanced to 10000.
Previous day 179, 10, week ago
1T. 70, month ago 174.66 year ago
145. Al.
1947 1946 1945 1874
High 1892 1922 1921 1887
Low 164.05 1902 107.90 106.03
(1926 average equals 1909.