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Evening star., 1947-08-21
APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

WILL EXCHANGE furn. house in Wash
ington suburbs for furn. unfurn. apt.
or house in New York. Box l73V. Star,
FURNISHED APT, NV: 2 rooms, Kitchen
bath; prefer single Government woman:
exchange by single man for suitable loca-
tion Box 1867. Star. re
WASH. FOR n. Y.-2- bedroom, unfurn.
apt, NV, Si7. for apt Ill N Y c. To $50
ME. 21ss tWash.,. OF RE. 1856 IN ".
DUPONT CIRCLE -bedrm. apt pch low
rental, for iarsef iacli., NV. nearby Md,
Va. RE. 61UU, EXT. 13S2S. Box .95-A, Star
RENTED APT. ip Richmond for similar in
Washington area downstairs . bedrooms,
IN duplex house: good location. Call Elk
5000. Ext. 2419. or Richmond 6l094 "a
APARTMENTS SUB. WANTED.
COLLEGE PARK-Couple desire Groom,
kit. and bath apartment on or before Oct.
/. Box 273-Y, Star 22'
REGTLAR NAVY OFFICER, permanently
assigned. and wife, ex-Eayy nurse tex
peeting oe.oberl. desire ! or 2 bedroom
unfurnished apt. LU. 1850. 2..'
APT. UNFURNISHED. | or > bedrooms;
vic. Silver Spring College PARK for re-
sponsible couple. Call RHODES. GE. 1H!
Evening star., 1947-08-21
APARTMENTS SUB. WANTED.
COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE.
APARTMENT SITES.

:-BEDROOM APT, excel. location. newly
decorated. 2O3s New Hampshire ave. Il Nv.
Ht1 :!2Su -oS
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Evening star., 1947-10-09

sterling attempting to unload them
in exchange for other currency.
The gold reserves belong not only
to Britain, but to the entire "ster-
ling area" composed of nations
which have close financial ties with
Britain. These include Australia,
New Zealand South Africa, India
and Pakistah, Iceland, Trad and
Fire. Britain, in the role of banker
for these nations, exercises control
Evening star., 1947-10-09
Rent
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pending before Mr.. Creedon. They
refused to say which boards made
them.
A major controversy developed
over the recommendation by the
Louisville Board. The Louisville local
of the Independent international
Association of Machinists contended
to Mr.. Creedon that the board was
heavily loaded in favor of real es-
tate operator and landlord
Creedon Wrote Governor.
Mr.. Creedon wrote the Governor
of Kentucky suggesting that, if the
Governor found that the board
represented landlord interests"
more members be nominated to
brings Landlords and tenants into
balance" No additional nomina-
tions were forthcoming.
The boards are named in this
manner:
Governors send nominations to
Washington from which Mr.. Cree
don selects at least five to make
up the board. Only five nominees
were received for Jefferson County.
In his announcement today, Mr..
Creedon indicated his belief that
the Kentucky procedure was legal.
He noted that the law provides that
he must approve any board recon-
mendation which is appropriately
substantiated and in accordance
Evening star., 1947-10-09
Firemen Free Girl, z,
Locked in Bathroom

For few minutes Eileen Aptaker.
2, enjoyed the games she played
with her mother through the locked
bathroom door of the family's apart
ment at lis Missouri avenue NV,
last night. Then, since it was al
most 7 o'clock and past her bed
time, she began to get weary.
Eileen's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Eli Aptaker, experienced with the
tricks of the bathroom door which
g. couple of years ago snapped shut
on a housemaid and held her i'm
prisoned for two hours, quickly
called in No. Fire Department
rescue squad. Pvt. J. L. Brown
went up ladder to the second floor
bathroom, made friends with Eileen
who was first startled by his ap-
pearance and opened the door.
It was an hour from the time the
door locked as she slammed it shut
behind her until Pvt. Brown ap-
peared.
Evening star., 1947-10-09
S. 5,662,636 in Gold Sold
To America by Russia
BY the Associated Press

Russia has joined the 1947 lineup
of nations selling gold to the United
States and this country's holdings
of the metal are within an ace of
the 1941 record, Treasury records
disclosed today.
Making its first such shipment
this year, Russia sold the United
States IS ,662,6 worth of gold in
mid-September
United States owned stocks have
now reached a total of over $22,-
762, 100, ,000-more than 10000 tons
Only once in history has a single
nation had greater sum of gold
the United States itself, when it
held $22, ,799, 500, 900 in October, 1941
just before Pearl Harbor plunged
the country into war.
During the war gold flowed out oi
this country to pay for raw ma.
terials from abroad, mainly Latir
America.
Since the wars end, the United
States has become the worlds prin.
cipal seller of goods and has picked
up over $2,7O0, 100000 in gold in the
last two years.
Russia's gold, shipment in Sep
tember presumably was in part pay
ment of its $58, 100000 trade deficit
with this country in the first half OF
1947, when it bought s9l 100000 In
United States goods while selling the
United States $32,5oO,O00 worth OF
Russian goods,
Evening star., 1947-10-09
Reward Of $500 for Slayer
Offered by VictiH1's S Friends
BY the Associated Press

PETERSBURG, Va, Oct. ga
reward of $500 was offered yester-
day for apprehension of the slayer
of Hains Traylor by friends of the
21-year r-old Navy veteran who was
fatally shot Sunday night in a
wooded area of Dinwiddie County.
The hunt for the slayer continued,
meantime, with Helen Harrison,
15-year -old girl who was Mr.. Tray
lor's companion Sunday before the
shooting, going through police de-
partment picture files. Police said
she was unable to identify in the
files the colored man she said killed
Mr.. Traylor.
The Harrison girl told author
tiles Monday that she and Mr.
Traylor were parked in an auto
mobile after seeing movie when
colored man approached ano
asked to borrow a car jack. Later
she said, he returned with gun
forced them to drive into the woods
and then get out of the car.
/ She said Mr.. Traylor then tolo
her to run and that he grapplec
with the man. She escaped but Mr.
Traylor's body was found when help
she summoned came to the spot tt
investigate.
Evening star., 1947-10-09

with applicable law and regula tions. I"
A spokesman for the housing ex-
pediter said the Louisville board is
made up of two real estate men, two
lawyers, and the vice president of
a bank, who is irr charge of the
real estate department.
H. w. Brown, president of the
International Association of Ma
chinists, wrote Mr.. Creedon on Sep
tember % contending that Mr.. Cree
don has veto power" over the
boards, although deprived by law
of the authority to regulate their
procedure.
He asked. first, that Mr.. Creedon
make public each recommendation
for increase or removal of ceilings
and second, that in the 30-day
period in which Mr.. Creedon must
examine the recommendations and
act on them, hearings be held to re-
ceive evidence from both sides.
A spokesman for the machinists
said no answer has been received
from Mr.. Creedon. Today,s an
nouncement indicated that Mr..
Creedon believes himself without
veto power as long as the board is
legally constituted and conforms
with the legal requirements.
Leases Are Upheld.
The housing expediter's announce
ment emphasized that approved
rent increases may be applied for
only "at the time and in the man
ner provided by lease provisions of
local and State laws"
Landlords and tenants who have
entered into voluntary written
lease agreement in accordance with
the provisions of the Housing and
Rent Act of 1947 are not subject to
any subsequent actions which pro-
vide for blanket increases or for
decontrol of defense rental area"
the housing expediter said. "Such
leases, according to the law, must
continue at the agreed-upon rent at
least until December 81, 1948."
He was referring to a section of
VIC 1CllV Solitlol law WlllCll dllOWS
rent increases up to IS per cent in
exchange for leases running through
1948.
The present rent control law ex-
pires next February 20. After that
date all rent controls will end unles~
Congress acts to continue them.
Some Influential legislators already
are talking of moves to continue
controls.
Evening star., 1947-10-09
BUDGET

Continued From First Page.)
Evening star., 1947-10-09
Movie Group to Discuss
British Tax on U. S. Films
BY the Associated Press

Directors of the Motion Picture
Association of America were called
together today to discuss the prob
lens raised by the new IS per cent
British tax on American films
When the levy was first imposed
two months ago, association mem
bers agreed to quit sending their
moving pictures to England. 1t was
expected that contemporaries to
the British would be brought up
today.
Evening star., 1947-10-09
Cancer Expectancy
Of 2O% Is Reported
After Six-Year Study
by the Assoeioted Pres,

ATLANTIC CITY, Oct. "a six
year study shows that 20 out of
every 100 persons can be expected
to develop some form Of cancer, DR..
Morton l.. Levin of the New York
State Health Department told the
Public Health Cancer Association
last night.
While the study was made In New
York State, based on reports by
physicians, hospitals and laborato-
ries, DR.. Levin said the figures would
be valid for the country as whole
If weighed according TO age and
population groups and local condi-
tions. New York City was not in
cluded in the study.
DR.. Levin, director OF the Health
Departments Division of Cancer
Control, said that per cent of all
women could expect to get breast
cancer, most common of all types.
Next comes skin cancer and then
cancer of the stomach, the large
intestine and the cervix, or back
Of the neck.
cancer expectancy IN women is
% per cent and for men 18 per cent,
DR.. Levin said. In the middle age
twice as many women as men de-
velop cancer, but after the age of
60 the disease shows more often In
men than in women, the survey
showed.
OF the cases studied, As per cent
Of those who obtained early treat
ment still were living. But only 81
per cent obtained early treatment.
In the past year the number of
States that have established cancer
control units with the aid of Federal
funds has grown from 20 to "a, DR..
Austin V. Deibert, United States
Public Health Service, reported.
The cancer group met in connec-
ton with the annual meeting of the
American Public Health Associa-
Evening star., 1947-10-09

also to do the absolute minimum of
capital improvements"
Armstrong Testifies.
Evening star., 1947-10-09

During the California gold rush
in the last century Cornelius Van
derbilt operated a line Of river boats
and stage coaches to take gold seek
ers across Nicaragua.
Evening star., 1947-10-09
Gold

Continued From First Page,)
original reserve might be sold with
out causing flight from the
pound" by worried holders of pounds
Evening star., 1947-10-09

Ancient Sidon is now the port OF
Saida in Lebanon.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-11-07
%. fiJen " neWyOrskem
rozhlase.

New York (cTK) = New
.yorska rozhlasova STANCE
vlastn6na casopisem
York Times" uspoTadala
%. rijna vecer k oslave csl.
nezavislosti pGlhodinove pas
mo ceskoslovenske symfonicke
hubby, V jejfmz ramci byla
pfedvedena Ouvertura k Sine
tanove Libusi, Sukova Medita-
ce ma choral sv. Vaclava, a FL
bichova Slavnostn1 poloneza.
Ma programu bylo Gteno tez
prohlasenf zahranicniho mini
stra Jana Masaryka, ktery me-
ri jinym Tekl:
"Hudba je a byla nesporne
jedn1m z naSich nejlepsich W.
voznich artikl6. Caste 81 my
slivam, re kdybychom my, po-
litikaTi, nebo tax zvanl statnici,
pohlfzeli ma sve ukoly vice z
umeleckeho hlediska, pax by
snad doslo k zm1rnenf tempe
ramentG a zkracen1 reel. V den
nasich narodnlch narozenin
zdravim zvlaste nase americke
pfatele. Situace je fla, pTece
vsak Sc odvazuji doufat, re jed
noho dine rozum prem1ze va
Sen a pTatelstv1 nahradi nena-
visit. Ceskoslovensky lid je hlu-
boce vdecny Spojenym Stat1m
"a pomoc poskytnutou "a val
ky i pc nj. Mnoho stest1 yam
vsem a nezapomente ma mas"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-11-07
Oslava %. rijna We
Washingtonu.
Washington, d. C. T

Washington, D. C. (CTK) =
V predvecer csl. narodn1ho
svatku v pondelf, 27. Tfjna u
spofadal velvyslanec DIR. Juraj
.Slavik velkou diplomatickou
recepci, ktere sc z1castnilo te-
mer 600 vynikaj1cfch osobnosti
americkeho verejneho a polite
keno zivota a clenov6 diploma
tickeho sboru We Washingtone.
V 1tery, %. Tfjna odpoledne
konala Sc ma csl. velvyslanectvf
krajanska recepce, ma kterou
Sc dostavil velky pocet krajanu
z Washington a bl1zkych kra-
janskych stTedisek. Obou re-
cepcf v pondeli i v 1tery Sc z1-
castnil tez zahranicn1 ministr
Jan Masaryk.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-11-07
Ceske sklo princezne Alzbets.

Karlovy Vary. = President
republiky DIR. E. Benes objed-
nal We sklarnach Ceske sklo,
narodnf podnik, drahocenny
brouseny servis, ktery obdrzi
anglicka princezna darem k
snatku.
Zlaceny soubor je dokonale
vybrousen, nejmodernejs1ch
tvarG. a stane sc vyznamnym
cinitelem v propagaci naseho
znarodneneho sklaTstv1.
Letos nebylo v Karlovych Va
rech cizince, ktery by 81 nekou-
pill vyrobky m1stnfch sklaren,
iichz vyrobnf program je do
poloviny pr1stiho roku pfedpro
dan. Nemusfme tedy mfti o O.
sud ceskeho brouseneho skla v
dohledne dobe zadnych obav.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-11-07
Oslava 20. Tijna ma csl. velvy.
slanectvi " Kanade.

Ottawa, Kanada (CTK) -
V den csl. narodn1ho svatku
%. T1jna usporadal csl. vysla-
nee Frantisek Nemec recepci,
ktere Sc z1castnilo $50 osob z
veTejneho zivota kanadskeho.
Mezi 1castn1ky byli sefove
d~iplomatickych missi v
sest Client kanadske
vcetne zahranicniho mi
nistra ST.. Laurenta, jakoz i W.
nikaifc1 osoby z kanadskeho
politickeho, kulturn1ho a hos
podarskeho zivota. Minister
sky predseda Mckenzie King
postal vyslanci Nemcovi vrelou
gratulaci k narodn1mu svatku.
toho obdrzel csl. vysla-
nee dlouhou radu gratulacnich
projevd cd clend diplomaticke-
no sboru a rdznych korporacf
v Kanade.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-11-07
Pfihlasky majetku prodlouze.
ny do 81. prosince.

New York (CTK) - Poole
ornament ministerstva finance
" Praze, byla lhGta k podan1
pTihlasek k majetkovym dav-
kan Poole zakona els. 134/46
prodlouzena do 81. prosince
1947.
Toto opatfenf je vseobecne a
tyka Sc vsech osob bez rozd1lu
statnf prfslusnosti, ktere jsou
povinny prihlasit sv6j majetek
v Ceskoslovensku, pokud meme
ly v normalnf prihlasovacf lhG-
tie, t. j. v dobe cd 1. f1jna 1916
do 80. listopadu 1916 bydliste
(s1dlo) ma 1zem1 Ceskosloven-
ske republiky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-11-07
zadne bile pecivo.

Bradshaw. - Pocinaje /.
r1jnem bylo ma Slovensku zaka-
zano vyrab6t a prodavat pc
zivnostensku bile pecivo. T6z
bylo zakazano prodavat bile
pecivo a moucn1ky, vyrobene z
bile mouky, v restaurac1ch, ka-
varnach, vyvaTovnach, cukrar-
mach a ostatn1ch podobnych
podnic1ch. MGze sc jen poda-
vat chleb, upeceny z chlebove
mouky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-11-07
1Oc
ldhev
cely
quart
Pfedbezne oznamenf zabav.

FL. listopadu pofada Pa
tornat We prospech v~ydrzovant
Ces. Svob. Skoly Aug. HERNIA
ma Stoleckovou Zabavu.
V sobotu, %. listopadu
porada 'Posvfcenskou Zabavu'
Podp. Spolek "Rovnost' V Del
nickem Dome.
- 20. listopadu ma Oslavu
75ti-leteho Jubilea Osady Sc
hraje Ochtonicky Spolek Osa-
dy sv. Vaclava "Babf L6to' v
Auditoriu osady.
- %. listopadu porada Tel.
Jed. Sokol Washington "Slav-
nostnf Akademii."
= 80. listopad - ned6le cd
pol. v Delnickem Dome Film
Abraham Lincoln" poTada T.
stTedn1 Vybor c.. l. @. We pros
pech csl. sirotkG.
- 81. prosince "Sylvestr" v
Sokolovne, rob Gay a Preston
ulic.
V nedeli, 1. dnora 1913
"Verejn6 Cvicen1" v Sokolovne
rob Gay a Preston ulic.
- IA. 1nora v D6lnickem
Dome - "Srdeckova Zabava"
poTada Csl. Krouzek Zen.
Program zabav Slovenskeho
Narodniho Domu:
%. listopadu - Katerinovy
Is. prosince - Bingo, Kar-
tovy Vecierok
Tanec.
81. prosince - Silvestrovy
Program pro tanecnl zabavy
81. prosince - Sylvestr.
"a. ledna 1913 - Selsky Pies.
20. bFezna 1913 - Josefovska.
l. kvetna 1913 - Majova.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-11-07
Dobre minSno.

Pritel: Prfjmi me nejupf1m-
nejsf blahopfanf, starry bra
chu! Jsem jist, re vzpominati
budes ma tento den jake ma nej-
stastneJs1 We SVEN zivote.
zenich: Zenfm Sc az Ultra,
kamarade.
Pritel: Prave proto!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-11-07

Nenechte deti cekat. S VAST
pomoci Jim posleme $4,000 Ii
Der mleka kazdych ctrnact dn1.
Poslete svGj pTfspevek ma Nile
cny Fond American Relief For
Czechoslovakia.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-14
LIVESTOCK
LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, Feb. 10 - up - GUS
-DA)- Salable hogs 1000, total
1000; weights $50 pounds and
average; heavier weights strong
to % cents higher; sows steady to
strong: market closing active;
good and choice 180-250 pounds
25. 00-25.25; top 1925 freely; $50
$50 pounds mostly 24.25-25. 90; good
and choice soWs mainly 21.00-21.50
Salable cattle 5000, total $500:
salable calves 800, total 800; fed
steers and yearlings including
yearling heifers active, steady but
not prime 1900 1b. fed steers top
ped at 27.75: next highest price
$3.50; bulk medium to average
good steers sold at 20.00-24.0O;
choice heifers absent; good grades
q. 50: bulk 1850: beef COWS draggv
and weak at 11.75-14.00; Gamers
and cutters firm at HOO down:
sausage bulls fully steady up to
1925 on beef bulls; vealers firm
at 29.O down; stock cattle in neg
ligible supply.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-14
LIVESTOCK

RICHMOND, Feb. IS (P-
(UEDA)-Livestock:
Hogs-market steady with Wed
nesday on all weights. Top S23.0 90
for good and choice 160-z40 Id bar
rows and gifts. 1OO-120 lbs $1,000.
120-14O lbs $40. so. 140-16O lbs $21 so.
24O-3O0 lbs $22.25. 300 lbs and over
81. so. Good sows under $50 lbs
$500: 350-5W lbs $3.50; over 500
lbs $17.00. Good stays $500.
Cattle - receipts all slaughter
classes light early. Market gene
rally steady with earlier this week.
Bulk medium dairy type cows
$40. 00-12.00; Good beef cows W to
$14.00; Gamers and cutters $500
1000. Most bulls $14.00 down.
Vealers scarce and steady, mainly
$500 down, according to weight
and quality.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-14
STOCKS IN THE SPOTLIGHT

NEW YORK, Feb. 13-P-Sales,
price and net change of the
5 most active stocks today:
Packard 81, 400 73s up 70.
A M Wooden 31,000 47A-1H.
Penn Pw and 1t 10, 400 21A.
Canad Pac 17,700 1915.
Comwlth and Sou 1900 3M-A
Warner Pic II, 700 IT'S up rs.
Socony Vac TO- 800 14M no.
A M Airlines 10000 9%-A.
Sears Roeb 10, 200 37B-B.
Jacobsf. L. $500 "a no.
Phelps Dodge 5000 1924 up. ".
Penn R R $500 25A-A.
Int Tel and Tel 9,4Oo 16%-%.
U S Steel 5000 77b-1%.
Colum G and Ell $500 INN.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-14
COTTON
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK, Feb Is - Up
Cotton futures were easy today
under pressure of liquidation and
hedge selling with final prices
down 9OC to S1.95 a bale from the
previous close.
Reports that recent market adj
vances had induced producers to
sell spot cotton more freely brought
in some selling of futures. Some
leading spot firms reported to have
substantial holdings Of March, 1947
contracts were more inclined to
liquidate those contracts.
Considerable evening up in the
March delivery and switching into
later months took place in antici-
patton of first notice day Feb. Is.
Futures closed 80 cents to $1.95
a bale lower than the previous
c1OSa
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-14
RAILROAD ISSUES
TAKE QUICK DIP
Final Selling Wave Sends
Most OF List Down More
Than Two Points

NEW YORK, Feb. 13.-(PCRall-
road issues veered downward alb
ruptly late today in the bond mar
ket.
After loafing along most of the
session with small gains and losses
fairly evenly divided offerings OF
carrier loans suddenly piled up
and final declines ranging to more
than 2 points were registered. A
handful managed to retain all or
part of earlier gains.
Turnover picked up to 81, 43O, 600
from So, $40. 900 Tuesday.
Selling centered on the lower
priced rails and a few issues were
affected by new developments al
fecting some roads. A 2 1-2-point
drop to 20 by Hudson and Man
haitian income IS for instance, &C.
companied the decision of direc-
tors that no interest would be paid
on the issue for 1916, other than
the IL of l per cent paid last Oc-
tober.
In Lower Bracket
Other corporates lower included
Florida East Coast IS at IS IA
down 3 ga, Alton IS at As, Chicago
and Eastern Illinois incomes at 81,
ST. Paul ~convertibles at 81 IL,
Northwestern 4 LIS at 81 ID, Rock
Island ~convertibles at 26, Denver
and Rio Grande Western assented
IS at 5 7-8, Illinois Central 4 3-4s
at 80 1-2, Lehigh Valley stamped
As at Al, Missouri Pacific CONVEX
tibies at 81 IA, and Frisco is al
81 Ia.
Still up at the finish were At
lantic Coast Line 1st IS at lot Ia,
Central of Georgia consolidated 5s
at 81, and Delaware and Hudson As
at 81 7-8.
Brazilians Active
A number of Brazilian issues at
tracted support in the overseas
section, the stamped IS of 81
jumping 4 to Sc.
U. S. governments in the over
the counter market moved narrow
". The Victory Loan Dec. 2 LIS
of '67-'72 rallied from an early dip
and ended 1872 higher at 1O2 20-32
bid.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-14

NEW YORK, Feb. Is (P) -
Stocks loafed during the greater
part of today's post-holiday pro-
ceedings but urgent. profit taking
hit market leaders in the final
hour. Losses ranged from l to
around 3 points at the worst. These
were reduced in most cases by
late support. 1t was the sharpesf
average sell-off since Jan. 20.
Irregularity prevailed at the
start. There was an assortment
OF relatively strong spots. how
ever, although few remained when
the closing gong sounded. 1t was
the broadest movement since Sept
20, last 1,071 issues registering.
Of these 676 fell and 228 advanced.
Transfers totaled 1.340. 900 shares
compared with 1900, 900 Tuesday.
The turnover in the concluding
hour was $50, 900 shares. 1t was
the twelfth successive full session
in which the million-ma-k was
crossed.
The lengthy upswing to highs
since last August inspired numer-
Gus customers to trim accounts on
the idea a stable technical corTec-
ton was overdue.
Composite Off
The Associated Press 60-Stock
Composite was off Z of a point
at 60.2.
American wooden climbed to
above so in the forenoon. then was
knocked down to 46 and ended OIL
! 1-S at At "a. Phelps Dodge was
up IL at AZ "a following the first
extra in several years but was
well under the best. BigeloW-Stan-
ford. responding to a boosted quar-
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-14
Urgent Profit Taking Hits
Market Leaders AT Close

terlv. managed to hold a gam OF d
noint at IS. Texas & Pacific ran.
way added 8 points at 10 on measei
transactions. Minor improvement
80 shown for Packard ano
Warner Bros.
In the falling division were East
man Kodak, off 3 at 229; du POM
. At 100. Bethlehem 2 at 95 IL, U.
s. Steel l SO at II 1-8, Chrysler ]
At 1O4. after being down nearly 8;
General Motors l 1-8 at "a IL,
Goodrich 2 IA at SO IA, u; 5:
rubber l 3-e at So, U. S. Gypsum z
IA at 1O5 -, Montgomery Waro
I 10 at 81 3-8, Southern Railway Z
~ az 10 and American Telephone
| at 172.
Other Sliders
Among other sliders were
Youngstown Sheet, International
Harvester. Douglas Aircraft, West
ern Union ga. Santa Fe, N. Y
Central, Pennsylvania Railroad,
Southern Pacafic. Great Northern,
Standard Oil fND. Schenley, Cen
eral Electric, Philip Morris, Amer
lean Can. Air Reduction, Anaconda
and International Nickel.
Bonds trailed with stocks. Cotton
Welded go cents to S1.95 a bale
AT Chicago wheat ended unchanged
to up l 7-S cents a bushel, corr up
IA TO 7-8 and oats IA to UP IL.
Cheering dividends raised Clean.
er Harvester, R. C. Williams ano
Chicago Rivet in the Curb. Back
ward were American Gas, Cities
Service, Electric Bond & Share
and Pantepec. Wilson Products
skidded on a cut quarterly. The
aggregate here was $780, 1000 shares
versus GAO, 900 in the preceding
-o~r,or
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-14
CASH GRAIN

CHICAGO, Feb. 13-P)-Wheat:
None. Corn: No. 3 yellow 1884
"; No. q yellow $1.32-1.37A; No.
5 yellow 1.24-1.31. Oats: No. heavy
mixed 80; No. l mixed 871; No.
l heavy white $685.; No. l white
86k-87A.
Barley: Mating ~$1.35-1.75 nomi-
nal; feed 1.05-1.30 nominal. Field
seed per hundredweight nominal;
Red Clover SAB. O0-47.O0 Sweet
Clover $11. 5O-13. so; Red Top $17.5 So
1880; timothy $7.40-7.75.