davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-08
CASH GRAIN

CHICAGO, July 7-R-Wheat:
None. Germ: No. I yellow 2.23-
2.24; No. 2, 2.22-2.24 IA; No. 3
2~.19-2.24; No. 4, 2.13 1-2-2.15; No. 5,
1876, 10; sample grade 1.45-2.00;
No. 2 white 2.47; No. S, PIG. Oats:
No. l heavy mixed 1.09-1.11; No. I
mixed LOS; No. l heavy white
ITO: No. / white 1.07-1.09; No. 2
white 1.04 ~1-2-1.08; No. 3 white
LOS "a. Barley: Mailing 1.70-2.25
nominal; feed 1.65-1.90 nominal;
choice mailing 2.10-2.25 nominal.
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Rails, Liquors, Specialties
Keep Market Averages Up

shown for Bethlehem, Youngstown
Sheet, General Motors, Sears Roe
buck, North America, Consolidated
Edison, Kennecott, American Can,
Phillip Morris anod Texas Co.
Railway bonds did better. AT
Chicago July cron established a
record high. Wheat ended up "a to
Il ga cents a bushel, corn 2 IL to
8 "a and cotton finished down 30
cents to $1.75 a bale.
Forward Curb leanecs were
Lake Shore Mines, R%aytheon, Tech
lnicolor, International Petroleum
and Colonial Mills. Turnover
here was 28O, 900 shares versus
1870, OoO in the preceding session.
STOCK AVERAGES
0z~--sIoJ De- Tho ~AcSOcIQfpd Press
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RALEIGH

RALEIGH, July 7-P-(NCDA)
Egg and poultry markets steady.
U. S. Grade AA large 81; fryers
and broilers 80.
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NAVAL STORES

SAVANNAH, Ca, July 7-RA
Turpentine SO cents; offerings,
376; sales 1865; receipts 1903; ship
ments SOB; stocks $3.50.
Rosin: offerings 223; sales eco:
receipts BILL; shipments, 2,64o:
stocks 1853.
Resin prices quote: B D and e
$40; F G H and I CTS; K M N and
VIC GIT; WV and X 702.
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CHICAGO BUTTER,

CHICAGO, July 7-R5-tUsDA)
Butter steady; IA SO score SOS;
A Y2-68.5: B 80 SO. SIS; c So
64.5. Eggs; top firm, balance
steady; large No. 1 and 2 extras
1852; medium extras 45-45.5; STAN
dards A.5-45; current receipts
40.541.5; dirties 1853; checks 81
"a.
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NEW YORK, July 1.-The Associ-
ated Press weighted wholesale
price index Of IS commodities to-
day advanced. to 177.70
Previous day 176.75, week ago
1922, month ago 1888, year ago
1886.
1947 1916 1915 1914
High 1892 1922 1921 .1O8. 70
Low 164.O5 1902 LOT. go 106. O3
Q926 average. equals 1000.
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NEW SPOTS

NEW ORLEANS, July 7-P)C
Spot cotton closed steady $3.50 a
bale lower here today. Sales 81.
Low middling 31.20. middling 1920,
good middling $3.50, receipts none,
stock rs, 615.
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N. eva, HOG MARKETS

RALEIGH, July 7-PE(NCDA)
Hog markets steady with tops of
$3.50 at Rocky Mount, Greenville,
Fayetteville, Clinton Warsaw: %.
90 at Richmond; and 1875 at
| Smithfield. ,
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DAIRY PRODUCTS

CHICAGO, July 7-(R - Butter
steady; receipts (two days. 91l'-
347; eggs top firm, balance un-
settled receipts (two days. II, lo9.
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NEW YORK, July 7 R -
Strength Of rails, liquors and spec
ial stocks put the market average
up today for the eighth successive
session although many tired look
ing leaders rested in slightly lower
ground.
Light selling brought consider
able irregularity in the forenoon.
Dealings slowed until near the
final hour when there was a furry
in the transportation group. Gains
of fractions to around 4 points
were reduced in the majority OF
cases at the close. Transfers OF
1850, 900 shares compared with L.
$50, 900 last Thursday.
Further short covering and rein
vestment demand, based partly on
a little more economic optimism,
helped to prop favorites. A big
jump in rail revenues for the first
five months against a deficit in
the like 1916 period aided carriers
while the lately Indifferent disti.-
lers were buoyed by forecasts OF
rising sales. Hopes for a quick
settlement of the begged down coal
wage pact inspired bidding. Some
customers with good profits on the
lengthy swing cashed in with the
idea that the market was a bit
"toppy." Foreign complications
persisted as a restraint.
Composite Up
The Associated Press 60-Stock
Composite was up 2 Of a point at
1858, best level since March
last. It was another broad session.
OF 1922 issues registering, 497
rose and 3O6 fell.
Recording peaks for 1947 were
du Pont, up 2 IA at 1876; Sicily
Oil 2 at rs, Anderson Clayton 2 3-4
at 81 ga Con aboosted extra divi-
dend), Allied Chemical l 10 at
1872 IL and Chrysler 7-8 at 113 7-8.
Publicker Industries added 3 3-8
at 20 IL, Schenley l IA at 80 1-8,
Chesapeake & Ohio / 1-8 at At, San
Fe l at "a, American Telephone l
/ 3-8 at 160 1-8, U. S. Gypsum 3 ID
at 106 and Douglas Aircraft 1 at
SO.
International Business machines
dropped 4 at 210. Declines were
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-08
LOCAL QUOTATIONS

a. Indicated nnual dividend rate.
b. Income and profits dividends paid
in past IL months.
c. Paid in 1916.
The above quotations are nominal and
are believed to be indications of she
price at which the securities may be
purchased or sold.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-08
POULTRY

WASHINGTON-U. S. Grade A
extra large 60; broilers, fryers
and roasters 80.
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Omen High Low Las
NEW ORLEANS COTTON

NEW ORLEANS, July E(P)-
Cotton futures closing prices were
barely steady $l.10 to $1.45 a bale
1ouypr
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COTTON
E YORK COTTON

NEW YORK, July 7-R-Cotton
futures weakened on late liquida-
ton with the decline accentuated
by stop-loss selling. Final prices
we're 80 cents to $1.75 a bale under
last Thursdays close. The reaction
was attributed to expectation that
the government cotton acreage re-
port tomorrow will show a sharp
increase compared with last sea-
son. Average trade ideas YER for
a is to 20 percent gain over last
seasons paintings.
Mill buying and short covering
rallied the market to gains of al
most 81 a bale in early dealings
influenced partly by the prompt
stopping of IA July transferable
notices.
A cable to the New York Cotton
Exchange service said that the
British Cotton Control board had
raised it's prices of raw cotton
with the new schedules likely to en-
courage use of Brazilian, Egyptian
and Indian cotton in place of the
American staple.
Futures closed 80 cents to SIZE
a bale lower than the previous
close.
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CHARLOTTE SPOTS
TREND OF STAPLE PRICES

CHARLOTTE, July 7 - up :
Spot cotton 1875.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-08

House plants which have been
put outside for a summer vaca-
ton need to be sheltered from the
hot sun. Place them under shrubs
or on a porch where they will not
stand in the direct blaze of light.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-08
Short Covering, Reinvest
ment Demand Props Ex-
change Favorites

MARKETS AT A GLANCE
NEW YORK, July 7-(PE
Stocks - steady; failed to
lead selective advance.
Bonds - quiet; some rails
advance.
Cotton - steady; mill buy
ing and covering.
CHICAGO
Wheat - gained with corn
despite hedge selling.
Corn - strong; available de-
livery supply small.
Oats - deferred contracts
up; July off with Minneapolis.
Hogs - fairly active and rs
to IS cents higher, top $3.50.
Cattle - steady to strong;
top $4,000.
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Dial 2-3311 For Newspaper se,vt,.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-01-20
ALA5KA HERE FROM WEST GOING SOUTH

Steamer Alaska, of the Alaska Steamship Company. arrived in Ju- neau from Seward at D. m. yes- terday and sailed for Seattle at ll;30 D. m. Passengers disembark- ing here were Mrs Anna Nelson L. w. Nelson, Ivan Zanoff and Err nest Wharton. from Seward, MT and Mrs. William A. Egan and E. C. Nagel from Valdez.
 Boarding the Alaska for Ketchi- kan was H. A. Gilbert, and the following for Seattle: w. H. Mag ner. R. J. Ingram, MT. and Mrs. Art Conley and Maribelle, Jean nette. Donald, Gladys and Leonard Conley; A. B. Hicks, Frank Han sen, A. L, Newman, Sig Swanson, MT. and Mrs M P Crock, Kenneth and Jimmie Crock, MT. and Mrs. Lawrence Beysr, Mrs. Samatha De- Armond, Bert Jensen, E. w. Bel finger and H. c. Demry.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-01-20
LOCAL TRAppER LU0I0
 BRINGS IN 17 MARTENS

Ed Luoto, local trapper, brought in IT marten skins today to the local Fish and Wildlife office for sealing and lawful taking affidavit. The martens were trapped in the vicinity of Fishery Point on Ad- miralty Island. Luoto reports that this has not been good season for marten because of the depth of snow and amount of rain. During such weather conditions, these cost ly fur-b bearing animals are less like ly to come out of their hideaways.
 Jack O'Connor, Fish and Wildlife --:;.f el8i-er, seid Luoto's catch of nsrcn s-c Of the rlarket-termed Ar-,erican sable quality. He also stated that, although last years price of $100 a skin valuation is somewhat down this year, the mar ket is still bringing excellent prices.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-01-20
FOUR CORPORATIONS
 FILE WITH AUDITOR

One non-profit corporation was listed among the four recent new corporations filed with the Auditor of Alaska. The First Presbyterian Church. Inc, of Fairbanks was list ed as a non-profit corporation with Andrew Nerland, E. A. Tonseth, and Paul G. Greimann as incor- porators.
 Swalling Construction Company, Inc. of Anchorage was listed at 100000 shares at par value of S1 each. Incorporators are A. c. Swal- ling, Minnie H. Swalling. John H. Cawson and Audrey L. Clawson.
 The Anchorage Fur Exchange, Inc, listed capital as 5000 shares, par value $1 each. Incorporators are Edward R. Shepherd, Clyda l. Shepherd and Walter w. Wirth Another corporation is the Victor Furs, Inc, with capital of S100,000. Martin Victor, N. c. Banfield and H. L Faulkner are the incorpora- tors.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-01-20
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our thanks for all kindnesses shown us during the recent disappearance and death of our late husband and father David Carlson. Especially we wish to thank MT. and Mrs. Angelo As tone, MT. and Mrs. Glen Abraham, MT. and Mrs. Oscar Pearson and the Alaska Electric Light and Pow CT Go.
 SANNA CARLSON.
 MRS. RALPH HARVEY
 adv. 481-t1
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-01-20
LOGGERS

LOGGERS with logs for sale. Contact Juneau Lumber
 Mills. Will buy from 100000 1t. to 10,000,000 feet. For further particulars see Juneau Lumber
 Mills. 433-tf
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-01-20

Fresh Tenakee Crabs. jumbo size, 75 cents each at Sanitary Meat Co.,
 adv. 481-t2
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-01
Della "a n1oSke

Avtni mehanilxi. Izurjeni ma delu ma
vseh izdelkih avtov. Unijska de-
lavnica; enostavna plaza jam
stvom, primerne place. ElYria
Auto Sales. 6el5 Superior Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-01

strijska podjetja 206 milijonov
dolarjev, vrednost imovine Ame-
ricanov v Nemciji pa 1.3 mill
jarde dolarjev. Zdaj Sc je ia imo-
vina zelo pomnozila. Predsednik
nemskega kemicnega koncerna
"Schering" je postal septembra
1915 ravnateljem drugih kemic-
nih industrij, maj Sc povezejo z
ameriskim koncernom "Dupon
in predlagal, maj vzame '*Du-
pom" priblizno tretjino deleza
nemskega kapitala zameno "a
blago.
Ponuja tudi vse nemske pa
tente, odkritja it'd. proti ustre-
zajocemu placilu licenc in raz-
delitvi trgov.
Okrepitav nemske industrije
in industrijcev vsekakor ne mo-
re v bodoce ugodno vplivati ma
razvoj Nemcije v miroljubno dr.
zavo. Izkusnja mas uci, da je Hit
lerja privedla ma oblast ostra
ekonomska kriza, ko je revoluci-
onarnost brezposelnih in osiro-
masenih delavcev in kmetov
grozila, da bo nemska burzoazi-
ia izgubila oblast. Hitler je bill
otrok slabosti burzoazije in raz-
pihovalec najtemnejsih strasti
nemskega naroda.
Ali sedanji tezavni polozaj "a
delavce in kmete ne hi mogel iz-
zvati novih revolucionarnih gi-
banj nbi nemski kapitalisti
pomocjo sedaj vladajocih reak-
cionarnih sill in z vzbujanjem
najtemnejsih strasti znova ne
privedli ma obfst kakega Hit
lerja?
V sovjetski okupacijski conf
je polozaj povsem drugacen. We
Dale ma 4. stranD
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Zen1IjiSca

Ia emo druzino. l.000-6 sob in
solncna soba; 2 garazi; vse v
prvovrstnem stanju. 906 E. 218 St.
GIL 2737; OBJ vecerih: EV O282. Od-
prto soboto in nedeljo 2. do 5.
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Ali nam znovo grozi nemsko nevornos+?

Sc srecujemo ma vsakem ko-
raku tezke sledove vojne in nem-
ske napadalnosti in ze Sc mora
mo zaradi sedanjega polozaja v,
Nemciji sprasevati, ali nam gro
ri ponovna nemska nevarnost?
&c Sc lie bezno ozremo ma polozaj
v okupacijskih conan Nemcije,
sprevidimo, zakaj ovirajo stevil-
ma nesoglasja stirih zunanjih
ministrov ma zasedanju v Mos
Xvi uspesno sklepanje O popolni
Denacifikaciji in demokratizaci-
il Nemcije in zakaj grozi znova
nemska nevarnost.
Anglia je zasedla Porurje,
najvecje industrijsko sredisce
Nemcije. Tu je premogovna in
metalurgicna industrial - srce
nemske napadalnosti. Odtod je
Hitler pognal zelezno posast, XII
je z ostrimi kolesi poteptala do
mala vso Evropo. IL tega sledi,
da je resitev v industrijskem
srediscu temeljna vaznost "a
mirni razvoj Nemcije. Ostra kri-
tika sovjetskega in francoskega
zunanjega ministra glede Porur-
ia je odkrila, da vprasanje Po-
rurja Sc nj reseno.
Anglia je prepovedala demo-
kraticne organizacije in sindi-
kate, obdrzala je nekatere Hit
lerjeve vojaske formacije in ko
je prisla premogovna in meta
lurgicna industrial pod anglesko
nadzorstvo, je bila denacifikaci-
ia v teh panogah razglasena "a
avtomaticno zakljuceno.
Da nj mnogo bolje v ameriski
zasedbeni conf, nam dokazuje
dejstvo, XII je v nasprotju s skle-
pi potsdamske konference, kjer
so Sc zavezniske drzave sporazu-
mele O likvidaciji nemskih mo-
nopolisticnih zdruzenj; tn 81 po-
novno zrasli nemski koncerni in
trusti.
Nemski koncerni so bill tudi
med vojno povezani koncerni
zapadnih zavezniskih drzav. An
gleski in ameriski koncerni SO
varovali svoje investicije v Mem
ciji cello proti interesom ameri-
skega ljudstva, XII je krvavelo
v boju z .nacisti. Te vezi so bile
tako tesne, da je ameriska druz-
ba "Standard Oir' obvestila o
odkritju, kako Sc izdeluje sinte-
ticni kavcuk, nemsko firmo II.
c.. Farbenindustrie' in j izroci-
LA vse tehnoloske skrivnosti,
lhkrati pa odklonila izrocitev teh
skrivnosti organom Zedinjenih
Idrzav ameriskih.
Te vezi so danes Sc tesnejse.
ze pred vojno SO znasale ameri-
: ske investicije v nemska indu
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Doce|o neverie+en dogodek

Senja je pritekel v razred ne
koliko trenutkov pref, preden je
vstopil ucitelj ruscine.
"Danes bono ponavljali," je
rekel ucitelj. "Mimogrede maj
povem ,da sc nekateri izmed vas
pri tenn ne bodo prelude utrdili,
ker sploh ne mislijo ma izpite,
XII so pred durmi Vzemimo
ma primer Kovaljova . Pripo-
vedujejo, da Kovaljov re yes cas-
odkar Sc je vreme zboljsalo, dan
ma dan bije nogometno Togo. To
je vsekakor zelo prijetno razve-
drilo, toda vse ina svoje meje.
In &c Sc ia rec ne spremeni, Sc
pac bojim, da bo pa pridi
semkaj, Kovaljov!"
Senja je vedro pristopil k des-
XII.
"Kaksne zaimke pa poznas ?"
''Koljko, Korockina in Pecka
Mihina," je zganil Senja svoj
usnjeni jezicek.
"Kaaj?"
"Seveda, ii 50 pri mas namest-
niki glavnih igralcev mostvu." "
"Cakaj, cakaj, tt govoris ne
kan nejasno. Kateri pa so pogla-
vitni deli stavke?"
"Vodja napada - in to sem
JAZZ"
Ucitelj je YES osupel pogledal
Senjo.
"Kaksne norcije pa blebeces ?
Ali sploh kaj mislis, kadar ces-
mas taksne neumnosti? Nu, pa
mi povej kaj O stevnikih!'
"Pet: nicla "a nas!"
Ucitelj je prebledel.
"Senja," je rekel dobrohotno,
"gotovo te muci zob. Yes 81 sc
zavezal v brisaco, zato pac tez-
ko premisljujes. Ali ii je znano,
kdaj uporabljamo klicaj?"
lob prostem strelu! Penale!!'
"Lepo te prosim, sal sem tt
rekel, da ne hlastaj -"
"Ofsajd, nogometas zapusti
igrisce!"
"Da, d." je zalostno rekel
ucitelj. "Jasno, da mora nogo-
metas zapustiti tekmo -"
;. ;. Pravijo, da Senja Kova-
ljov zdaj venomer isce svojo gla.
vo ma nogometnem igriscu, ker
jo je po splosni sodbi tam res
ltudi izgubil.
Ali pa jo DO nasel, Sc preden sc
lpricno izpiti- -tega nikakor ne
vemo.
NdroGajte, Sirite IN 6itajte
stEHnkODrn1,,a0aff,,
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Nar06ajts, 3irite IN 6itajte
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ZIDANA HISA
s 10 SOBAMI

Pripravna "a emo ali dive druzini,
Sc proda. Velika klet, preproge cd
enega konca do drugega, spodaj.
Vse je v prvovrstnem stanju. Proda
Sc nekaj pohistva in preprogami
vred. Vidi Sc lahko nedeljo po-
poldne. Kogar zanima, poizve "a
naslov v uradu Enakopravnosti,
HE 5311.
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c.. Vitoljev:

Kar Sc je primerilo senju Ko-
valjovu, je zelo podobno dogod-
ku, XII Sc je nakljucil njegovemu
soimenjaku il Gogoljeve pove-
stice "Nos." Veliki pisatelj je ia
dozivljaj takole opisal:
'Uradnik Kovaljov Sc je zbu-
dill precej zgodaj in zamrmral:
brrr :, kar mu je bilo nava-
di vselej, kadar Sc je zbudiL &C.
prav Sc sam nj vedel, zakaj tako.
Kovaljov Sc je pretegnil in ma
rocil, maj mu prineso zrcalce, XII
ie stale ma mizi. Rad bi bill po-
gledal mozolec, XII mu je bill wee
raj zrasel ma nosu, pa je ma svoje
nemalo zacudenje sprevidel, da
nina vec nosu."
Ako ne bi pripovedoval o
uradniku, marvec v Senju, tedaj
bi bill moral Gogolj vsekakor
zapisati takole:
"Petosolec Kovaljev il razre-
da B sc je zbudil precej pozno,
ker je bilo zamujanje ze njegova
stara navada. Skusal je zamr-
mrati: brr :, kar je navadno
storil vselej, kadar Sc je zbudil,
vendar je takoj zacutil, da Sc
mu usta nikakor nocejo odpre-
ii. Kovaljov Sc je pretegnil in
vel zrcalce mize. Rad bi bill
videl modro liso, XII sc mu je BIZ
la naredila pod ocesom, ko je
vceraj igral nogomet, pa je ma
svoje velikansk k O zacudenje
sprevidel, da Sc mu je glava
spremenila " nogometno 70"
CO."
Nadaljni dogodki so Sc od-
igrali takole:
Ko Sc je cd groze YES oznojil
in drhtel po vsem zivotu, je Sc
MIA planil s postelje. Ko je "a
slisal materine korake, je brz
zamotal svojo glavo, Sc pravi,
nogometno Togo, v brisaco.
"Senja, cez Is minut bo ze
zvonilo," ga je strogo opomnila
matt liz sosedne sobe. "Kar po-
hiti!"
Senja je tekel v Solo, lahkot-
no in brez vsake misli. Ma svo-
jih ramenih je cutil nenavadno
lahkoto. v teku Sc mu je razve-
zala vrvica nogometne zoge in
mas junak je zacutil, da lahko
blebe6e z usnjenim .jezickom, s
! prav tistim, XII ga je treba vtak-
niti med notranjo gumo, Sc pra-
vi med duso in usnjeni omot no.
gometne zoge. Use Sc je dobro
skladalo: vnovic Sc mu je povr-
nil dar govora. Da le ne bi tova-
risi opazili, kaj skriva FAINT pod
hrisaGo!
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Hisso noprodoi

v EUCLID, OHIO
Lep bungalow sobami; bene-
Ski zastori, kombinacijska vrata in
okna; dive garazi. Use prvovrst-
nem stanju. Cena $11 400.
KE 27l6
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Della "a zzenske

STENOGRAFKA z znanjem della v
accounting oddelku. S dni teden-
sko. Dobra plaza. GLIDDEN CO..
llO0l Madison. WO $500.
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Dekleta, izurjena, ali &c Sc zele
nauciti knjigovezne stroke. Pla-
Ga cd ure. Zanimivo delo. Forest
City Bookbinding. 326 Caxton
Bldg.
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Ncojse "a ne
SNenega ma Ave 70 "a katega
pn
lse
n vdlojuh Sc ht
p
drug
h n
prpor pc Ii navec osavi %
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HiSSa napr0daj

6 sob "a emo druzino; lota 40x
14O. Garaza "a en- avto. Po zmerni
ceni. VpraSa Sc ma 142O2 Darwin
Ave., cd E. 140 St., PO 5887 ali
Nv 1885.
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r ETA L

Funeral services for Mrs. Eta
Sailing, 80 S. Sixth street. who
died early Tuesday morning will be
held Wednesday afternoon at 3
o'clock from the Chapel of Ward
Funeral Home with the Rev. Har-
vey Glazier officiating. 1nterment
will follow in Oakdale cemetery
Mrs. Sailing is survived by three
sons, Aaron, Carr and Sidney Sal
ling, all of Wilmington; four
daughters, Mrs. Henry Grady, War
saw; Mrs. John Roger, SmithfieSd:
Mrs. Perry Powell and Miss Gertie
Sailing of Wilmington. She has 10
grandchildren and II great grand
children. Four sisters: Mrs. Edna
Pope, Miss Sarah Merritt, Mag
nolia. Mrs. Kate HeWett, and Mrs.
Lee Allen of Fayetteville, II broth
er; N. A. Merritt and Step Mother
Mrs. Carrie Merritt.
Active pallbearers: H. B. Regis
ter, Tom EIlers, F. D. Flick, A. F.
Gibson, Harold Cleve and W, I.
Glass.
Honorary pallbearers: DR.. W. H.
Moore, DR.. D. R. Hutchinson. DR..
Robert Pigford, J. Reed Toms.
James M. Hall, Sr., and A. G.
Millican.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-12
Beware Coughs
from common colds
That Hang On

Chronic bronchitis may develop II
your cough, chest cold, or acute bron-
chitis is not treated and you cannot
afford to take chance with anymedi-
cine less potent than Creomulsion
which goes right to the seat OF the
trouble to help loosen and expel germ
laden phlegm. and aid nature to
soothe and healraw, tender, infamed
bronchial mucous membranes.
Creomulsion blends beechwood
creosote by especial process with other
time tested medicines for coughs.
It contains no narcotics.
No matter how many medicines
you have tried, tell your druggist to
sell you a bottle Of Creomulsion with
the understanding you must like the
way it quickly a1lays the cough, per-
hitting rest and sleep, or you arc to
have your money back. (Adv)
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-12
VETERAN JOINS
RESEARCH STAFF
Paul Smith Named To Veg.
etabIe Laboratory, DR..
Jenkins Announces

DR.. J. M. jenkins, Jr., hortlcul-
turist in charge of the Vegetable
IResearch Laboratory, announced
Il q S night that Paul S m
has been employed by the labora-
tory as a clerk-technician to assist
in experimental work with vege-
table crops.
Smith and his wife, whom he met
and married while stationed in
England with the Army during
World War II, have been residing
On Market street since his return
from overseas He is a native OF
Pender county.
Construction on a new building to
be used for offices and laboratory
for vegetable research is expected
to start in the near future, DR..
Jenkins said. Bids for the construc-
ton work have already been
received, jenkins said, but ap-
proval is being awaited from the
budget Bureau and the Experiment
station in Raleigh.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-12
ARMY ACCEPTS Il
NEW ENLISTMEN1S
local Officer Announces
Names OF Applicants
For Past Week

Twelve applicants, including
eight veterans were accepted fol
enlistment by the local Army he
cruiting Station during the weeH
ending Feb. 8, 1t. Charles >
Markus. commanding officer an
nounced
Veterans accepted were: Jack
Brown, SIT S. Front ST.; Henry
L. Fredere, 10 Spofford Mills; Roy
l.. Godbold, 1917 Castle ST.; Ralpn
S. Callahan, 20 E Nesbitt Courts;
Leo E. Creech, VAUDEVILLE; Carl
T: Blake, Burgaw; William Z
creel, Midway Park; and Eloer'
r Townsend, St. Pauls.
r..Non-veterans were: William )
Justice. Summer Hill; Oscar A,
Henderson, 119 Marion Drive,
charles H. McKoy, Burgaw; and
william M. Strickland, Cerro
rGordo. G..
The U. S. Army Recruiting Sta
4ion is located in Room 2O5, +.
bldg. A recruiting Sgt. may also
be contacted in the Post Office Of
the following towns each week, a.
follows: Whiteville, Mondays Wa
lace, Wednesdays; and JACKSON
vile. Thursdays.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-12
REPORT ON TAXES

A total Of So, 800. 40 was col
lected in city-county back taxes
during January, according to
a report prepared by j. E.
Canady for the New Hanover
Board Of Commissioners and
City Manager j. R. Benson.
From 10 receipts in the city,
S5.016.1l was collected. while
So, 804.' vas received for the
county on 1852 accounts.