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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-11
FUTURE.
anaM A WFSCBI.ER A. SON,

ADAM A. WEsCHLER d SON, auctioneers
Court Trustees Sale Of CABIN Cran se
S.Ksy"-By auction at Nash Marine Sup
ulies Inc 1900 Maine ave. s.w, tSlip NO
Wls), ssturdsy septsmesr a ~; tss NO.
r. S4f;: lenath 81 over all. II, beam
30~ draft keel laid 1899, Buick 90 mp;
engine In re Annabelle Inscoe VS.. Ciafe eaSe
Arnold Municipal Court No. A-Z3.iZ1
Terms: Cash WILLIAM z. STEWART
Jr.. Trustee woodward Building. liz
ADAM A. WEsCHLER 4 SON. AuctioneeS
400 new dresses, suits, coats, handpsEs,
skirts, blouSes. raincoats. etc. by auction
at Weschlers Dos z st. NV. satufoay'
September. 3. 1e47 commencing
am. tchalIs provided
q q SLOAN 4 Co. INC. AuctioneersI-;
sale so9d; a. an Dabs snc
sirr AZ slosn's, us 18th st.. saturdsv.
se sa nj G isth. startins a. 70 n .,d By
order Of the Merchant Trsnnera 10
Now on view Terms. cash; G: q, SLOAN
h co, Auctioneers. established 1881. -As
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STORES FOR RENT.

800 50, TT. street Level space. add
space in basement for storage. etc; va
Issten III IL the hssFs hs
sa uI les ss'fIS aRRA Co.
6R 81 go nE' L easa BLDG,
With ofiees above for doctors and DC. den
bERssTE sfs', H' e. s1 is4i5 st.
s & Ess hsss' o. :eE|S
TAo N SUI J. FISHER i 4 e. nc Rsaltors'
s sTs Rth fo St REM Pr EXISTENT ssE NV shop
ping area 45xI7; $3.50 a month. Write
sfS a44:Se STAB able show window store,
HoHENsTE1N BROS. FIR. 5000, III
Bendix machines, blue prints. ETC.; illness
MONTH lDontf want az ST 300 to onset our losses;
G eS ave. write BOX s4s-c, Star. ii
ss1es a9 ae
liquor and drug merchandising. ETC.; in
WashnsHns fsssss s5sRrE ines
STORE ON GEORGIA AVE, mr. Kennedy
ST., established as jeweler g yrs: connect
ing End floor also available. GE 2943.
DOWNTOWN LOCATION - Suitable for
store, showrm. or office; includes storage
WASHINGTON HOUSING CORP, Ma.
eli 81 II ST. Man old-established variety
store stand. also suitable clothing stores.
mems wear or shoes. large show windows
and basement. Apply 1904 H st. ne, Ii,
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our-oE-1owh REAL ESTATE.

HERE's YOUR VACATION Or year.round
home and snug nsherman,s maven n 20 one ne
e CO iGaias t over ZOO sold 1 to acre
homesites, fronting or near salt water
cleo. titles guaranteed. Lots as low as
$500. S45 down, S16 mo: For beautiful
illustrated free booklet write or phone
i143. J. WESLEY BUCHANAN. Reaitor.
farm. 85 acres clear fine land, large
stream str good fishing. view Of mountains:
"a sood s-room dwelling. barns, ontbuil HE
LAMBORN, Realtors 1901 80. Arlington
Ridge I'd, ia. 24s4 Oh. 37l1. -12
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

WAREHOUSE SPACE for heavy paper and
general commodities. Call WASHINGTON
TRANSFER. INC. AID. 1914 -l5
ATTENTION, department stores, whole.
salers, etc.-Lge. bldg. downtown in 2nd
commercial zone; $4,000 SO. it.; elevator
corner location; rental SOC SO. #. Call
F. E. MIDDLETON, RE. 1881.
$500 SQUARE FEET, fireproof. heated
warehouse space, for lease in Alexandria;
30-day occupancy Call Mr.. Mitchell, with
ROBERT L. McKEEVER CO, Realtors
Shoreham Bldg, MA. 4750; ewes, CHI. 1000
Ext l43 -l3
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ACREAGE WANTED.

WILL BUY TO 10 ACRES; must have
small stream, high ground; all or partly
wooded; 90 or very near surfaced road,
with electricity; close-in or not more than
20 miles out: strictly white community
What have YOU? Box cd, Star IL
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INvEsTMskr PROPERTY FOR SALE

CONGRRSS HTS.-5-un unit det. brick at 81
times the rental: good financing. II.
ssRooKs PERRiNo 4 Co. Realtors, 81.
AUNT APT. BLDG with $3.50 income;
price Z times with less than So. 900 needed.
g. BROOKS PERRING CO., Realtors
isS on Y0UR INvEsTMENT--Modern
capt bldg, In fine condition, mr.. 18th and
Spring I'd. NV; possession OF owners apt.
ii desired. KNOUSE Ma. OILS, AK. 445e.
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COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR RENT

BETHEsDA-1-story bldg, street ENTRANCE,
over 400 So f. rooms oil 81, he aaa. MRS Gf
$500 So. FIT. in one story brick build
ing: has display room, once, storeroom
shop, load ding platform; part LIST. part
End commercial; 1878 mo. Mr. NAL
COLIN, Ma 1908. OR 6916. WO. 6374;
SHOP FOR RENT, approx. 1900 So IT., all
Facilities Phone RE 1862 is
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FARMS WANTED,

large or small cash or terms. List your
farm or country property with an organi-
zation specializing on this type Of property
& CO, 1899 Conn. ave, MI. 4311. or Gil
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APARTMENT SITES FOR SALE.

OIOEED-APARTMEN SITE. 100000,
ad,fesnt to ne aegt PARK par soc So IT.
: FINE APT. HOUSE SITES, upper Conn.
ave-Eaeh a corner, with 1o0-ft: front
age on Conn. ave. To inspect. call Wo.
1900 till pm. EDW. II. JONES & Co,
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

CENTRAL LOCATION--Desk space, fur
nished. with switchboard service, mail ad-
dress and telephone answering services also
available without desk space. 40 Bond
Building Call pI 2S01 III
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE.

SILVER SPRING-For sale or lease, sc, 600
So. it. of industrial land or any part
thereof: on paved streets and on or near
r. r. siding: will build to suit tenant. Also
in area Of 1000 So It. or more. EARL j.
PRESTON, Real Estate, 1880 Ga. ave,
Silver Spring. SH. 1852. IL
LET US KNOW your requirements. Have
beth Maxwell. FREE STATE REALTY
CORP, UN. O67l or WA. 6267.
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FIVE GOOD MERCHANTS can secure IA
vorable leases for these stores: % camera
shop. ca record store. (3) hardware. a.
high grade shoes, 90 books.
Under construction (ready Jan. D.. In
extremely busy, close-in suburban shop.
ping center. Information to interested
principals only See Mr.. Haas, j. A.
WEINBERG CO, Realtors. 1907 H st. NV,
MA h50Q III
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

10, 900 so. Fl, fronting on Jefferson
Davis hwy, vic. Pentagon Bldg. Railroad
facilities. level. zoned heavy industrial
$3.50 per mo. OWNER. Elk. 9116. III
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SUBURBAN PRoPERTY WANTED.

WE HAVE CLIENT with $4,000 cash
who wants to purchase immediately; with
or Nd, on 5 70 20 acres Of land. modern
7-room. house With st Least bedrooms
81. 1882. JAMES 1. DIXON q CO.. 1889
Conn. ave.
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coMMERcIAL PROPERTY WANTED

SCHOOL, adult, nonprofit, evening classes,
needs 1000 to $500 So. it.. including l.
rm 1.00G IT. unobstructed, suitable dance
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PROPERTY WANTED

HAVE CLIENTS for your property. Nothing
too large or too small. What have yon2
HARRY COHEN. RE. An, GE. 02S6. IL
WANTED 70 BUY, q 4-family apt; must
have 2 bedrooms in one Of the apartments;
from owner or agent RE; 52l6. -l5
inform ton in reply. Box SGD. Star. II.
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COMMERCIAL GROUND WANTED.
NEED 5000 TO 5000 so. FIT. of floor
space; must have adjoining parking lot for
trucks: prefer ne. section. Telephone Elk.
1928 or CHI. 1868. -l3
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WATERFRONT pRopERr-sALE.

WATERFRONT PRoPERTY-SALE.
LOCH HAVEN-A beautiful building site
on the water front. Call FA, 1851.
ROOMS AND BATH. newly decorated.
block from water. Call IA. 1881
MIMOSA COVE, 700 yards beyond Desle,
Md-Prominent homesites. beautiful cove:
highly restricted; rowing distance to hsh-
ing; walking distance to stores, AT. 26le
or West River S0-F-21 IL
THREE 5000 LOTS, on Chesapeake Bay,
35 miles from D c, Lo 74l2. la
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.
IN MARKET FOR BUILDING suitable for
Transformation into ofhce: location either
ing lowest price. Box 3S9-c. Star. Ii
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT.
sEAsHoRE PROPERTY.

FURNISHED, 4 rooms and "a bath; 20
min from D. C. Call FIR. 1894 --12
NORTH BEACH COTTAGE, gas and elee.;
Sob wk CF. 6bl6,
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Near sth and NJ SITS. NV. 1st commer-
s,s aeoe a. price s1o5e e
Near New Jersey ave and H st NV:
converted brick families iss eeem IN nr;rs
SIT 900. Mr.. AIKEN, RE. 1887; eyes
SH O963 ~
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RLINGToN-3 -bedrm brick. " baths.
playrm,: new, charming. ow. 1897 or
FALLS FA lSos sHMTRcH-s-bedrm. brick, bsmt..
ins; 1856; $4,000 down. ow. 1907 or
$3.50 for an excellent 2-bedroom Oct;
home plus the other normal rms: and a
nice lot. This price includes all furniture
sun '0Sfsnf atsosf' REaTY g. ssS
S WtIfSn ely VxcsNr 1893 1R o. sf.mily
thing; newly painted and papered, TE.
DO YOU WANT large s-bedrm., brick,
on lse. lot beautifully handicapped, " blk.
torch PC bus ws storm ss za
reation rm. outdoor fireplace. built-in gar,
master bedrm with thIestway yentil nnn1
m ahs seeing ais For further details cali
DICK BAssETT, Resltor. CHI. 6o67, Gu.
1850 WILL PURCHASE this furnished
Arm, bungalow expansion attic where 2
rms p& E ddss ERo"n
ow Hh1s 81 SAYS 81 SELF tbs sins house in
exclusive section Of n. Arlington: detached
sarage ls5ee lot; u impests.s RSssessien
H r. Chile siI st. cH. 11s4. *. 1850. 100
mi 8; c. FOR ssa a s. " 5000 $1,000, .cr,
Of land. 90 mi. D. c.: poss. with settle
ment; $4,000. WEAVER & WALSH.
Centreville, Va, phone Fairfax 231-J-l J.;
after 7 pm. Fairfax 7s-W-2. Ia
8 FINE HOMES m CHOICE LOCATIONS
Country Club Hills, brick Dutch Colonial,
8 large rooms, baths, finished recreation
room, oil INV. heat: priced, $25'2oo'
terms.
Lacey Forest, brick Colonia!. bedrooms.
3la baths, picture window: beautifully
Handicapped corner lot with large trees:
priced $4,000. terms:
Chestnut Hills. brick Colonial. extra
large rooms. slate roof, aluminium case, ease,
wooded lot containing 1900 square feet:
priced S23,5O0. terms.
For additional information and appoint
ment to see, call ENzOR REALTY CO.,
Realtors, CHI. 1000. OK. 1884.
Evening star., 1947-09-28
'R Issues 10 Be Same
As 'A, HaIIeck Says
BY the Assoeiaisd Press

ATLANTA, Sept. 27.-Representa-
tive Halieck, Republican, of Indiana,
predicted today "the issues of the
1s46 campaign will be the issues Of
194s."
The House majority leader made
this comment in an interview after
an off-the-record address to a Ave
state gathering of southern Republi-
can leaders who met here to raise
funds for the next election.
Mr.. Halleck said the lines were
drawn in 1946 between the radicals
on one side and the anti-radicals on
the other" and added: 1--WE went to
the people on that issue and we
won" That election, he continued,
left the job half DONE" and the
Republican Party must complete the
task in 1948 by gaining control of
the executive branch of the Govern
ment.
The majority leader. who is to
meet with President Truman Mon
day morning to discuss a possible
special session Of Congress, said the
Nation faced Overwhelming prob
lens"
II wonder" he continued, whether
the final answer isn't for all of us to
work with a Government intent on
production and more production,
and building it up all down the line.
You can't feed people all over the
world, and give them machinery to
build up their economies except by
getting down. to work and produc-
ing"
Evening star., 1947-09-28
Records LOST, Flyer Gets
Awards ) Years Late

Because Jap bomb destroyed
his flight records and his command
ing officer lost his life on an aerial
mission, Joseph j. Valsi of 1906 Hal
ley terrace Sc, was three years
late getting his Distinguished Flying
Cross and Air Medal with two gold
stars.
Mr.. Valsi, now an engineering aide
at the Naval Research Laboratory
received the awards in a ceremony
from Capt. H. w. Goodall, COM
manding officer of the United States
Naval Receiving Station at Ana
costa last week.
The records were destroyed when
a Jap bomb fell on the 27O0O-ton
aircraft carrier Bunker Hill, aboard
which Mr.. Valsi was serving. His
commanding officer, who was killed,
was 1t. Comdr. Frank Whitaker,
pilot of plane in which Raymond
Clapper, the newspaper correspond
ent, lost his life.
Mr.. Valsi's new commanding Of
ficer. 1t. Comdr. Grady Owens, took
up the fight to have his men ac-
corded recognition and Mr.. Valsi
received the awards for combat
flights in many Pacific campaigns.
Evening star., 1947-09-28
Frost AddsCoIor,
Boosts Value of
Short Apple
Special Dispatch 10 The S,or

WINCHESTER. Va, Sept. 81
What the Frederick County apple
crop lacks in volume this season Is
being atoned for by frosts which re-
suit in a brilliant coloring of red
varieties and add much to their
value.
Richly colored Virginia Delicious
varieties are selling for s475 to IS
per bushel Dor in Atlanta, $3.75 to
81 in Philadelphia, $3.50 in Cleve-
land, $4 in Detroit, $3.75 to 81 in
Pittsburgh, and $4 in Baltimore.
Golden Delicious, Grimes Golden
and Jonathan apples were also COM
mandnig good prices in those and
other markets. Red Delicious fruit
was benig sold in Winchester at 81
per bushel; Grimes, $3.50, and Jona-
thans, $2.75.
Specialists at the Winchester Re-
search Laboratory are enthusiastic
over the recent change in weather
conditions from abnormally warm to-
cool and frosty.
Evening star., 1947-09-28
California JoiIs, Frees
Ann Hewitt and Husband
Ry the Associated Press

SAN RAFAEL, Calf, Sept. 81
Ann Cooper Hewitt and her fourth
husband, Frank (Rodeo Roy Mich
olson, radio record player, inter-
rupted their honeymoon to enter
pleas of not guilty today to charges
of conspiracy to violate California s
premarital blood test law.
They we're freed on $500 bail
each pending preliminary hearing.
Ann, the so-called "sterilized
heiress," and the radio announcer
both demurred, on advice of their
attorney, when the time came for
fingerprinting and photographing.
Sheriff Walter Sellmer took their
property, booked them, and put them
in Jail for IS minutes.
The newlyweds then were re-
leased without having been finger
printed or photographed.
Evening star., 1947-09-28
Six Arrested in Theft
Which Laid OFF 300 Men
BY the Asseeiefsd Press

NORTH ARLINGTON, N. j., Sept.
T.-Six Newark men are under ar
rest in connection with the theft of
SIC, 900 worth of railroad car coupler
parts, the loss of which threw 800
men out of work for two weeks, De-
tective 1t. Fred Evans said tonight.
The men, 1t. Evans said, are
charged with stealing the couplers
from the North Arlington stockyard
of the Mayor Car Corp. of Passaic
and selling them as scrap metal.
The couplers were ready for ship
ment to railroad car manufacture
er IN Pennsylvania for use in manu-
facture of cars for the Delaware,
Lackawanna 9s Western Railroad
1t. Evans said the firm laid off
300 men for two weeks for lack Of
supplies.
Evening star., 1947-09-28
Moreen DuvoII Society
To Hold Reunion Oct. II

Members of the Society of Mareen
Duvan Descendants will hold a re-
union at II am. October 12 at the
st. James Church, Herring Greek,
Anne Arundel County, Md, for the
first time since 1941.
The society's members are de-
scendents of Mareen Duvall,
Huguenot colonist who settled on
tract of land called "la Val" on
the west side of South River in
Anne Arundel County about 1859.
President Truman is a descendent of
one of Duvall's u children, as was
President Tyler.
Evening star., 1947-09-28
Reorganization Committee
Meets Truman Tomorrow
By the Associated Press

The White House said yesterday
that the 12-member committee
named to study reorganization of
the executive branch of the Federal
Government will meet with Presi-
dent Truman at II am. tomorrow.
The act setting up the committee,
scheduled to be headed by former
President Hoover, directed it to
study the departmental and agency
setup and report to Congress next
year with recommendations for
changes in the interest of efficiency
and elimination of overlapping
functions.
Four members each we're ap-
pointed by the President, Senator
Vandenberg, Republican, of Michi-
gan, president of the Senate, and
and House Speaker Martin.
Evening star., 1947-09-28
B'nui Birth Combines
Veterans Committees

1t. Col. Elliott A. Niles of Boston
has been appointed chairman of the
newly formed national Veterans Al
fairs Committee of B'Nai Birth, it
was announced last night.
The committee was formed by q
merger of the organizations Vet
erans' Advisory and Postwar Service
Committees. Col. Niles served as
head of the former unit.
A. B. Kapplin of Washington is
national director of the committee.
Other District residents who are
committee members include Philip
Goldstein and Mrs. Irene Koenigs-
berger.
Evening star., 1947-09-28
Brunview Unit to Meet

Discussions on zoning and the
proposed new Flower avenue school
will feature a meeting Of the Sligo
Branview Citizens Association at 8
pm. Wednesday in the Parkside
School,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-24
G. l. Flight Training
Program Is Underway
AT Jacksonville Field

JACKSONVILLE, July 23.-Ons-
low county first G. I. flight train
ing course is underway today after
more than a year of effort by air.
minded enthusiasts here.
B.. T. Holleman, Sr., director Of
Municipal airport here, said today
that IA students-four local, and
10 commissioned and non-commis-
stoned officers from nearby Camp
Lejeune have enrolled for the
ground and flight courses.
The efforts to establish the flight
training course, spearheaded by
Holleman, began to materialize
last month with approval by fed
eral, state and city officials. ,
Four Instructors have been ap-
pointed to furnish the students
with flight directives.
Students must be ex-GT's or
members Of the armed forces who
have been discharged and who
have rejoined the services, it was
pointed out.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-24
DRIVERS LICENSE
| DATES ANNOUNCED
FOR ONSLOW COUNTY

JACKSONVILLE, July 23.-Har-
mon James, drivers license exam
liner with The Highway Safety dlvl-
sion of the Department of Motor
Vehicles, is now conducting exami-
nations for drivers licenses for
Jacksonville and vicinity.
A native of Zebulon, James is
at the Jacksonville City hall each
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
from 8 a. m. until 5 p. m. Sat
urdays he will be at the City hall
between the hours Of 9 a. m. and
IL noon. James is located at
Camp Lejeune for the purpose of
c o n d c the examinations
Thursdays and Fridays from 9 I'M
til S.
James came to Jacksonville on
Monday of this week after COM
pleting a course in issuing drivers
licenses. He is married and is the
father of two children.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-24
Nova. HOG r

RALEIGH, July 23-P-(NCDA)
Hog markets steady with tops
OF 1925 at Rocky Mount; $500 at
G~1eenvilIe. Smithfieid, Clinton :
Warsaw and Richmond; and $3.50
at Fayetteville.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-24
WILLIAMS TRIAL
BEFORE JURY
Negro Woman Facing Man.
slaughter Charge Result
OF Fracas Last April

Conflicting testimony of that
presented before the coroner's
jury popped up yesterday in the
trial Of Everlina Williams, rs,
Negroes of McCumber Station, be-
fore a jury in Superior Court.
The woman is facing trial on
a charge Of manslaughter as the
result of a fracas last April 20 that
resulted three days later in the
death Of 73-year-old Elgin Whit
field, Negro.
The state contends that the wom-
an struck him over the head with
a hoe, fracturing his skull, the
evening of the day in question in
the rear yard OF the Williams
dwelling at McCumber Station.
The prosecution, directed by
Solicitor Clifton Moore, associat-
ed with Aaron Goldberg and John
M. Walker, completed its case
during the afternoon after some
time had been spent in arguments
before the court in the matter of
conflicting testimony presented the
coroner's jury and in the trial.
Defense Attorney Wallace Muir
Gibson presented eight witnesses
and John Edge, Jr., 22-year-old
brother of the defendant. The
brother testified that he and his
sister went to a shack in the rear
OF their home the night of April
70 when the defendant said she
had seen a man in the building.
The witness declared that the
man advanced on his sister with a
knife, that she tripped ovar a
board walk, then arose and picking
up a hoe, struck the man in self
defense.
Discrepancy in testimony de-
veloped from Celie Mae Jones, Is,
Negress, state witness. Testimony
showed at one time before the
coroner's jury, she had testified
that she was nearby at the time
OF the alleged alteration and
heard the defendant exclaim that
she was going to kill Whitfield.
AT another time before the
&C roner's jury she had testified
records disclosed, that she did not
hear such a statement.
Yesterday on the witness stand
she asserted she was "only kid
ding when she made the remark.
The court allowed the prosecution
to cross-examine it's own witness
following arguments between the
state and David Sinclair, a second
defense attorney.
h The defendant will take the stand
at $3.50 a. M, today, Attorney Sim
clair said.
Deputy sheriffs testified they
spent the night of the alleged dis
turbance searching, without avail,
for the defendant. DR.. A. H. FL
lott, city-county health physician,
testified that death of Whitfield
was the result of a brain injury.
A hoe and a knife were presented
as evidence.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-24
LIENS
+ KEEP ADVANCING
Gains OF Fractions To More
Than Two Points At
tanned By Group

VIEW YORK, July % (R) =
IN'i rg isues moved swiftly for
pau in the bond market today in
EF~ 's1.'ryation of an upward trend
equally unbroken since mid-June.
Coins of fractions to more than
j noints spattered the caSrler
I'm at the finish. Utilities and
l.5"itrials maintained a STEADY
course,
World Bank bonds also staged
.o,1er show of strength. The
i.na.term IS rose to 102 24-32 ana
IT, sh9rt-term 2 las added 9-32
y. mi 21-32. Over-the-counter deal
- in the bonds said the supply
...e becoming increasingly tight
~ that demand by institutional
:nrpstors for large blocks was
aroooing the price structure.
of small lots of the bonds
.ljnoed the market for a time,
,ser explained, as they sold for a
mick profit but this source ap-
osared to be drying up.
New Financing
New financing stayed in the
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-24
NEW YORK PRODUCE

NEW YORK, July % - W.H -
Produce markets: Potatoes: IDOL
lars per loo lbs. unless otherwise
indicated.) steady. California
Long Whites No. IA 4.75-5.o0; No
1B 800 asked; commercial 400;
Arizona Long Whites No. IA 4.85-
500; Long Island cobblers No. l,
2.75-3.00; No. 1B 1850; New
Jersey cobblers No. l, 2.50-.75;
Jumbos ESQ; No. 1B $50: Eastern
Shore cobblers No. l, 2.50-3.15.
Sweet potatoes: (bushels bias.
kets) quiet. New Jersey, Jersey
type processed 2.5O-.75; Jersey
type IL. bushels processed 1.50-
.85.
Vans: bushels baskets North
Carolina Puerto Ricans No. /
3.504.O0; Puerto Ricans ordinary
$50.
Live poultry: firmer. Turkeys
hens 45-48; roosters old 2O-23;
ducks Long Island g.; rabbits al
varieties 1922; fowls 26-38;
broilers $40; pigeons and
squads 60-75; pullets 41-52.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-24
STOCKS IN THE SPOTLIGHT

NEW YORK. July 23-(P-sales
closing price and net change of the
fifteen most active stocks today:
Mo-Kan-Tex $4,000 ~ U.s..
Comwlth and Sou 1850 3h no
Cair Robert II, 100 9As up Va.
Packard Mot 16, 100 5Hz-N.
Armour and Co 10, 100 14h up "
Canad Pac $4,000 1875 up ".
Pepsi Cola $4,000 80 up ".
Am Wooden IL, 800 41A up ~.
Bait and Ohio $500 14M up "
Gulf Mob and Oh $500 141s up V.
Wilson and Co 9,400 1914 up B'
Gen Motors $500 60% no.
Republic Stl 1900 27h up Y.
Pitt Cons Coal 1900 25h up 1A.
Sinclair Oil $500 1914 no.