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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-25
WALLACE TOBACCO
MART OPENS TODAY
100000 Pounds OF Weed
On Warehouse Floors
On Opening Eve
BY JOHN SKIES

WALLACE, Aug. "a. - The TO-
bacco farmers in the Wallace area
are coming to market early.
On the eve of the opening Of the
1947 tobacco selling season here
tomorrow there are around $50,
600 pounds of tobacco on the floors
Of New Duplin Warehouse No. l
and Hussey's No. 2. CHATS
guesstimatingly peaking, OF
course.) These Two warehouses
have first sales on opening day
- first sales in that both houses
will have sales.
The chant of the auctioneer will
be heard hereabouts To- the first
time this season at the New Dup
lin warehouse, operated by A. H.
Carter, A. E. Rackley, and John
Chestnut. When, under government
regulations, the prescribed number
Of piles of tobacco 300 some
odd - have been Sold there the
buyers will move on over to Hus-
sey's No. 2.
blanchard and Farrior's, the
other warehouse firm here, will
begin receiving tobacco in the
morning - Monday for its
first sale Tuesday.
Tobacco began streaming into
3own in large lots Saturday and
prospects are that a full and good
sale will come off tomorrow. Ware
heusemen were careful to point
out, however, that they could prob
ably handle some additional weed
for tomorrow's sale provided, of
curse, it gets to the floors early
Enough.
.On this first sale V there is
nothing to dampen the hopes here
abouts that the 1947 season will be
Wallace's best. Because tobacco
curing in this section, like every
where else, has been somewhat
delayed this year many OF the to-
baccomen had expressed doubt
there'd be great offerings the first
few days of the season. Indica-
tons now are, though, that the
market will start right off in pref
ty full bloom.
with two new houses and a third
whose space has been practically
doubled since last season, the
warehousemen r in the best
shape to care for large offerings
they've ever been. And warehouse
MEN say the crop is better
than it has been around here in
the past six years.
The around a quarter Of a mil
ION pounds that is now on the
floor appears to be fairly good
quality and, with what is placed
on the floor between this and sale
nme tomorrow morning, the pros
poets are for a bright opening day
sels.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-25
ARMY DIGS
Continued From Page One)


thai, chairman Of the United
States Atomic Energy commits
sion, said by telephone last night
THE Atomic Energy commission
has no such project as the one de-
cribed."
In Albuquerque, Army and
Navy officials were not available
for comment.
In Washington the War depart
ment said it was not able to con
firm the report tonight. 1t added
the Army-Navy Munitions board
has been studying" such projects
but doubted actual digging had be-
gun or that actual digging would
be required in huge caverns such
as Carlsbad.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-25
LABOR UNIONS
Continued From Page One)

Continued From Page One)
will stand for peace and the United
Nations; labor's rights and civil
liberties; for equality for all with
out discrimination; for security
against the hazards of old age,
S ickness and unemployment,
against monopoly of country
and against boom or bust poll.
ties" a statement of purpose de-
clared.
A two-day legislative conference,
attended by 1,214 accredited dele
gates, preceded the launching OF
the new party. The third party
and conference meetings were held
separately so that only those de-
string a third party now might be
put in a position to vote on it.
DR.. Francis E. Townsend, pen
sion leader, who headed a delega.
ton OF 81 to the legislative con-
ference, approved the third party
plan.
nsoI q 991r To- No~v=~.-nr C..n1
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-25
d. H. (CHICK, MARSHBURN

Funeral services for D. H.
Chick Marshburn, n, of Bur-
gaw, who died Saturday after
noon at his home, were conducted
at the Burgaw Baptist church yes
terday at 4 p. M. with the Rev. W.
A. Poole officiating.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs
Bette M. Gurganious Marshburn;
six brothers, A. j., w. j., j. D..
all of Burgaw, E. V. and W. R
Of Maple Hill, and Fred N. O.
Kickerton, Va, and four sisters
Mrs. Civil Lanier, Mrs. Emma
Dixon, Mrs. Bette King all o:
jacksonville, and Mrs. Alice Pow
ers Of Maple Hill.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-25
PAUL GRIFFITH
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Continued From Page One)
I would have known 20 years ago,
but there's a different kind of war
now. I would say this: If we did
send troops I believe it would start
shooting"
II Greece were invaded, he said,
''there's no use waiting as we
waited before, until Greece was
defeated. II think we ought to
help Greece if she is invaded"
Griffith declared that he and the
entire American Legion were
Fundamentally behind Truman's
foreign policy and that he felt the
United Nations was too weak to
act in the current crisis.
The United Nations is a baby
in swaddling clothes without the
power to act in this emergency
although if it had an internationa:
police force it might be able to.
You must have a police force be-
hind an order"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-25
HEAVY SKYTRUCK
Continued From Page One)

mately four cents a mile, meaning
overnight delivery of one ton OF
freight from New York to San
Francisco for SIP.
The high wing construction, and
special cargo doors in the side of
the plane, would permit 30-foot
highway truck trailers to be loaded
directly from the plane, reducing
loading and unloading time.
The plane is powered by four
engines, totalling 8,400 horsepower
Electric propellers can be used
as air brakes or to back the plane
into loading docks.
The tail of the plane stands 3.
fleet high. Overall length of the
craft is 80 feet, and wingspan i.
equivalent to the heighth of a ten
| story building.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-25
MRS. CARRIE

Funeral services for Mrs. Car
RE Gardner, 81, who died Satur-
day morning following a lengthy
illness. will be conducted from
Fifth Avenue Methodist church,
this morning at II o'clock. In
terment will follow in Oakdale
cemetery.
Rev. J. R. Edwards, pastor, will
officiate.
Surviving are four children, Har-
ry R. Gardner, Mrs. Wilbur R.
Dosher, Mrs. George T. Farrar.
and Mrs. Aaron Goldberg, eight
grandchildren, and nine great
grandchildren.
Pallbearers will be Leroy Le-
Gwin, Joseph LeGwin William H.
Palmer, John M. Walker. DR.. E.
P. Walker. Nelson O'Quinn, W.
R. Dosher, Jr.. and Harry Dosher.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-25
POLICE ALERTED
Continued From Page One)

Minister Gen. Zanpoleon Zervas
may be omitted from a new gov
eminent as a compromise mea-
sure in view Of V~enizelos' charge
that America may cut off ship.
ments Of arms, ammunition and
uniforms if Zervas stays on. De.
METROS Maximos' cabinet fell yes.
terday when three Liberal minist
ers declared the government wa:
not pressing the campaign against
%guerrillas vigorously enough. They
turned in their designations.
There vas NO violence in Athens
as Tsaldaris worked urgently tt
form a new cabinet, but guerril.
las in North Greece stepped ur
activity, launching their fourth at,
tack in one month against Nigrita
at 10 o'clock last night.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-25

So comfortable - so easy to
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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-25

1nconspicuous, without leg straps,
elastic belts, body encircling
springs or harsh pads, it has caus-
ed many to say, II don't see how
H-holds so easy. I would not have
believed, had I not tried it."
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-25

Write for descriptive circular.
It's free. Just address P%hysician's
Appliance Company, 1888 Koch
Bldg, 1905 Main, Kansas City 8,
Missouri.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-25

Rangoon is the capital Of Bur
ma. Burma is PSI, $40 square miles
in.area (including the Shan states),
ard in 1881 the population was
estimated as IA, 667, 146.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-25

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present for your report.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-25
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!. For Trying This

Kansas City, Nc. - Here is an
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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-25
The Weather

Weather bureau report of Temperature
and rainfall for the "a hours ending 8
p. M, In the principal cotton growing
areas md elsewhere:
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-25

But do 1t today before you lose
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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-25

Dial 1881 For Newspaper Se.vic,
Evening star., 1947-11-26
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Evening star., 1947-11-26

4, cHlcAeo ca: ESS sSS e ,sts f. S1S f.Isl7
active, 25-40 higher on all weights ana
sovs top, 1896. sparinely; bulk, good
and choice. 190-2S0 pounds. %. 1925 25:
good ana choice, ,160;1SO pounds, s4.25-
$50; mostly GOOD ard choice sows, % 25
a 50, ACCORDING to weight: good early
saiable cattulee-s.ooo: total: $500; al.
and cows sctiYe cary: ;25-75 higher; edge
of market later; bulls, $3.50 higher;
With sheS steer. held above $500: early early
choice steers, 35.o0-35. 80: bulk, m.dium
and GOOD grades. ?3. .00-3l 90: load choice
$50 pound fed heifers, ;s3.50; most me-
dunn and good heifers, 20.00-2S.5 so; Two
most common and medium cows, 1900:
good weiahty sausage bulls. 1s.a5-le.0o;
vealers steady at $3.50 down.
Salable sneep-3.500: total. 5000; ac-
tive; slaughter lambs and ewes. 80 higher:
yearlings scarce. but ouotab,e 80 or more
hghsl toy and euS sS gooa a9d 3ew choes loses
medium 10 good. 2l.5o-s4 .0p: mos. com.
mon, 10 90. 1900; deck mostly 5000 GRADE
No l to fall shorn lambs, % 90: most
GOOD and choice slaughter ewes, 1888 50:
common, 500 down.
Evening star., 1947-11-26
Modest Support Lifts
Favorite Stocks on
Holiday Eve Market
By the Associoted Press

NEW YORK, Nov. 26.-Selected
industrials and rails shifted to the
recovery side in today's stock mar
ket although a number of narrow
declines persisted.
After an irregular opening, modest
support arrived for some of the
steels. aircraft and farm implements.
Utilities continued to suffer from
neglect. Near the fourth hour ad-
vances ranging to a point or so were
widely scattered.
Commission houses reported con-
tinued tax selling and switching of
accounts, along with a general re-
striction of activity in advance of
the Thanksgiving Day recess. The
flood of dividend news continued but
brought a highly irregular response
from the stocks affected.
Anaconda Wire e. Gable, on news
of a $6 dividend, turned decline
of more than point into climb to
a new 1947 high.
Evening star., 1947-11-26
Business Briefs
CONSUMPTION

EICCLIlC "~Cl
reached new high for the third
consecutive time in the week ended
November %. The total of $780,
4o6 600 kilowatt hours compared
with 100000 the week before
and was 8.7cs above the correspond
ing week last year-Edison Electric
Institute.
Chinese Dollar dropped to a new
low of $4,000 to one U. S. in Shang-
hal today.
New Jersey Bell Telephone Co.'S
application for rate increase OF
s16.152,o0O a year was disapproved
bv the State Board Of Public Utility
Commissioners, but the board Will
nermit an increase of not more than
$10,5l5,000.
Meat Production under Federal in
spection increased last week to ALL
OOO.OO pounds, up 17to over the
week before and within 7fo OF the
sll-time record set in January. 1916
American Car & Foundry Co. in
six months ended October 81 earned
s1.s31,755, or $1.03 share, VS..
s1,377,52o or 81 cents in last years
period.
Beech Aircraft Corp. reported net
loss for fiscal year ended September
80 of $1.816,469 VS.. a loss of $228,-
929 for the previous year.
Radio Keith -Orpheum Corp. re-
ported net profit for the nine months
ended September 80 of s6896,632 or
Sits a common share, VS.. S9.963.9o6
or $3.50 in the similar period last
year.
For the same nine months:
REYNOLDS Metals Co. earned
s3so4. .6s5, or s3.5l. VS.. 1921 BOA or
1924.
Graham Paige Motors Corp.
earned s3as,646. or six cents, VS.. a
net loss of $1,473,173.
Bulova Watch Co. earned 81 $751;
4e8 in the quarter ended September
80. equal to S243 a share, VS.. $l,145,-
2o2 or S176 in the same quarter last
year.
Gaylord Container Corp. earned
S7O65,5l4 in the first three quar-
tiers. or $500 a share, VS.. S3,008,8l8
or s144
Seaboard Air Line Railroad Co.
net for the ten months ended with
October totaled S5.284,126. VS.. loss
of s4,363,488 in the similar 1916
period.
Also for the 10 months:
Illinois Central Railroad Co. net
was sl2,704, ,738, or $s67, VS.. s4,8S2,-
4l9 or $29l.
Reading Co. earned s6,s4l ,525, or
1929, VS.. $2,7o1,112 or rs cents.
Wabash Railroad Co. earned
$5978,s81, VS.. $3.115,497.
Chicago, Burlington e. Quincy
Railroad Co. ordered So dividend
on the common, payable December
a. to holders of record December II.
Ruberoid Co. declared year-end
dividend of 81, payable December
20 to stock of record December S.
American Ice Co. voted dividend
OF 60 cents. payable January 2 to
stock of record December IL.
Zonite Products Corp. ordered a
15-cent dividend. payable December
19 to holders of record December g.
American Power & Light Co. div
.dends of $3.50 on Sc preferred and
s125 on IS preferred. both in ar
resrs, are payable January to stock
OF record December 8.
National Gypsum Co. ordered a
30 cent dividend, payable December
10 to common OF record December 8.
Evening star., 1947-11-26
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO. Nov. rs R..--corn dropped
after running into selling about midway
in the session. recovered and got oack
above the preceding close. Oats main
Selling Of corn was based upon a con-
siderable expansion in country offerings
Of cash grain, More than 5000 bushels
noon, much more than on the hrst two
days this week. A leading professor with
drew from the market. >. 80 .
cember, 3.I1L; corn was q to . cents
lower. December 2.51A: oats were un-
changed to / cent higher, :23ss, and SOY
Firmness Of wheat followed denial BY
a Commodity Credit Corp. onicial that the
Government was out OF the cash wheat
Evening star., 1947-11-26
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, Nov. 26 LFl.-Cotton ~.
tures rallied into new seasonal high ground
today following early weakness,
Losses extending to almost 81 80 bale
were registered on hedging and proft
House Foreian Affairs Committee had cut
Sos 900, 900 from. the interim aid pro-
gram for Europe. Later Enen mill ouyins
ment buying and short covering developed
carrying all months from December
through July to new peaks for the season.
Late afternoon prices were cents to
81 10 bale higher than the previous
close. December. 35.47; March, 35.51. and
MAY as o.
Evening star., 1947-11-26
Foreiqn Exchange

NEW YORK, Nov 26 P,-Foreisn ex-
change rates follow Great Britain in
dollars, others IN eehtD,
Canadian dollar in NV York open
market l0ia per telt discount or 1880
United States cents. unchaneed.
Europe: Great Britain, S403A. up I.
Of 4 cent: france ffauc,, S41. Of 4
cent, UP .00ls: SSeden ,krons). 21.S5,
Switzerland tranc) CONNER
ciaD. 2340. dncnarsed.
Latin America: Argentina, tree, .4a1.
of .O3 of a cen; Brazil free. 5.4T. of
.O3 OF a cent: Mexico. 2o62 uncha nsed,
Evening star., 1947-11-26
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK. New. c6 LP.-Dividends
declared today:
Evening star., 1947-11-26
Washington Exchange
SALES.

cspital transit Coo at 15s..
Capital Transit Co 1st Ref 4s-S1 900
Potomac EIec Pwr com wd-100 at 1914.
Wash Gas 4.25 pfd-5 at 1o1. 10 at 1o1
Potomac Elec Pwr com wd-215 at 127s
Capital Transit Colo at 15ss, 100 at
Potomac Elsc Pwr com wd-15o at 13
100 at Is, 40 at 13, 40 at l3, so at 13
NOTICE-This Exchange will be closed
tomorrow, THANKSGIVING Day.
PUbLIc Utility.
Evening star., 1947-11-26
Food Prices Continue Rise

NEW YORK, Nov. rs (F.-The
Dun g. Bradstreet wholesale price
index rose for the third consecutive
week to s706 yesterday, from s6.95
a week before.
Evening star., 1947-11-26

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Evening star., 1947-11-26

Hourly S6Ies 90 tne Excu1nBe 1vokJ.
1900 an. 100 900 1900 noon $40 Geo
100 =; -" o0c .s.r.. .,o s.nr UUo
ruptcy or recelvership. OF being feorg ani1ed
under the Bankruptey Act; or securisss
assumed BY such eompsnies Rates Of
disburssments based on the last quarterly
Or semiannual declaration. Unless other.
not Included. Is dividend n Ex rtshts
. Also extra or extras. b Plus stock divi.
dend. q Cash OF stock, Paid last yss.
lar this year b Declared OF paid altar
stock dividend or stock split-up. ( Aecnm
ulated dividends pAid or declared this year
Evening star., 1947-11-26
Chicago Livestock

SEy dividend. : Plus extra or, eItHf.ass
nj When issued. wd when distributed.
Evening star., 1947-05-23
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Evening star., 1947-05-23
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coon RANK-RuN GRAVEL for streets,
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tree surgery; dead or undesirable trees re-
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dens of famous Ayrlawn farm in Bethesda;
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specializes in clearing. lots. removing
trees. stun,ps and underbrush. Land
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CAL TAYLOR. Sligo 1880. Free estimate
GaRpEN itRRfpdEs TkAcqoR, famous Roto5iiler
power tiller of hundred uses: immediate
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LANDSCAPE GARDENERS, lawns tree
work, trimming. drainage, spraying,
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PfIIlAGsToNE AND ROCK for walks, walls,
rock gardens, fireplaces and bldss, oG Gall
ToMATo 1 ) PLANTS, choice brands, BY doz,
or thousand. Call after pm, G400
HOPKINS ave, College Park, Md. 20
FLAGsTONE WALKS, F. MARcUcCIo.
N1sSSi1aA new JAonEs iinss TRACTOR equipped With "
cutter bar. Phone DI. 1922 for particulars.
OUTDOOR DEvELoPMENTs-shearing
dents, pools, colorful outdoor freplaces;
brick, cement. hagstone terraces, walks,
steps, wall guard rails, trellises, drive
ways tree surgery. bracing, cabling. re-
moval, land clearing; waterproofing, drain
age, grading; cutters cleaned; specially
prepared Wondergro, COW, poultry manure,
treated topsoil; cement, brick construction; {;
concrete mixed; evergreens in variety,
shade and ornamental trees, assorted fow-
ering shrubs, 80 varieties choice roses,
perennials. szaleas. hedging: fencin";
screen material; specimen trees in tubs; old
fsrgljsr ard American boX, p,yrtle pacay.
sandra. ivy; pointing UP, acid cleaning OF
bricks, stone, cement. Experienced, pro-
gressive, dependable-since 1912; free sug-
gestions, advice and estimates. Ii. 4a25.
BAMBOO EVERGREEN. heavy. cut back
clumps; picturesque, graceful for pools,
streams or dense screens; boxwood specl-
men English and American. Ii. 4225. 90
FENCING-Rustic cedar for permanent
beauty. p"ivacy and seclusion: famous JOCK
weave, 2-s it., 3picket spacing; best
heavy chain Ink fence. :'-I2 It; walk ard
drive gates, English hurdle point and rail;
ah-purpose farm poultry and rabbit baroed
wire fences; prompt service. Ii. 1928. 25'
TRACTOR for heavy work, rubber tires;
csn be. seen at Vests Filling Station
Suitland, Md. 20