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Evening star., 1947-06-06
'Dr. ScheeIe Chosen
AS New Director Of
Cancer Institute

DR.. Leonard A. Scheele will sue
coed DR.. r. r. Spencer July as
director of the National Cancer
Institute.
The administrative shift was an
nounced yesterday at the quarterly
meeting of the National Advisory
Cancer Council being held at the
Bethesda research center.
DR.. Scheele, now the Institutes
assistant chief, has been associated
with the United States Public
Health Service since 1888. During
the war, he was in charge of pre-
ventive medicine for Allied forces in
Northwest Europe. He received the
Legion Of Merit and other decora-
tions.
DR.. Spencer told the group he was
shedding the constantly increasing
load of administrative duties" in
order to devote his full time to cam
Ger education and research.
DR.. Spencer, who became promi-
nent in medical circles for his work
in developing a tick fever vaccine,
will study the mechanism of cellu-
lar and species survival in an effort
to break the battling secrets of
cancer.
He also will direct the Institutes
expanding program of training
young physicians in diagnosis and
treatment of the malady.
Another shift in administrative
responsibility was announced yes
terday with the appointment of Tr.
A. C. Ivy, vice president Of the
University of Illinois, as executive
director of the National Advisory
Cancer Council.
The post has been vacant for
several months since the resigna-
ton of DR.. George M. Smith of the
Yale University Medical School.
Evening star., 1947-06-06
World Bank Officials
Prepare Thoroughly
For First Issue
By DoneId 3. HodIey

First public offering of World
Bank bonds, expected sometime in
July, should have an extremely
favorable reception If tnoroughness
and energy count.
John McCloy, president of the
bank, has been paving the way for
the offering, by one of the broadest
series of conferences in recent
financial history. Investment bank
ers, insurance executives, mutual
savings bankers, commercial bankers
and representatives of other major
capital reservoirs Of the Nation have
been called here for the last few
weeks in an almost continuous pro-
cession to discuss proposed terms of
the issue with bank officials.
In going over the question of ma
TURTLES and interest rates in relation
to Government bond rates, financial
leaders have been impressed by the
fairness and understanding shown
by the bank officials.
The banks first offering is In
tended to cover the French loan of
$3.50, ,000, 900 and probably will be for
about that amount. Mr.. McCloy
has been ably assisted in the con-
ferences by Robert Gardner, vice
president, and Eugene Black, Amer
ican executive director.
IBA Nominates Collins.
Julien H. Collins, president of the
Chicago investment banking firm OF
Julien Collins & Co., has been nom-
mated as the next president of the
Evening star., 1947-06-06
Trio Accused Of kidnapping,
Leaving Man in VIRGINIA
BY the Associated Press

RICHMOND, Va. June Ga girl
and two youths faced a United
States commissioner in Savannah,
Ca, today and afterward were to
be returned to Richmond to face
prosecution on charges of violating
the Federal kidnapping law in con-
nection with the abduction this
week of Harold Robert Foster of
Lewisburg. Pa.
The Federal Bureau of Investiga-
ton announced at Savannah last
night that Mrs Leroy E. Olsen, Is;
her 19-year-old husband, Leroy
Olsen, and Theodore Stanley Wawr-
zynski, 16, had signed statements
admitting they beat, robbed and left
a Pennsylvania motorist stranded
in Virginia after communicating
his automobile for a joyride south
They were arrested in Savannah
yesterday.
Late Tuesday night officers had
been alerted to watch for two men
and a woman after Mr.. Foster. a
3o-year-old machine oiler, a few
hours earlier had notified authori-
ties at Bowling Green, Va, that
he had been beaten over the head,
robbed and driven from near Will
Transport, Pa, into Virginia.
Mr.. Foster told officers at Bowling
Green this story:
Mr.. Foster picked up three young
people he believed to be college
students as he was driving home
from work Monday about z pm.
near Williamsport. AS he was driv-
ing along, he was slugged with a
gun behind the ears. He attempted
to flee but was overtaken and put
back into his car, which was driven
south through Washington into Vir-
ginia.
The trio arrived with Mr.. Foster
at Bowling Green Tuesday after
noon and left him stranded beside
the highway near there.
Rome Cable Corp. declared divi-
dend of Is cents a share on new
common stock, payable July to
holders of record June IS. A 1907
stock dividend was paid Wednesday
s. s. Kresge sales were $21 ,653 OTIS,
up 1879.
Evening star., 1947-06-06
Market Averages
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, June g. tP,- Cotton fu-
following early weakness Stop-loss buy
ing and mill covering against textile sales
:net only scale up offerings by spot firms.
influenced by favorable crop reports
Southern rports note that mills continue
to sell SUI surplus 1,,s,. raw cotton stocks and
Further covering in the July, 1947, de-
iivery and switching into other months
was feature.
Late afternoon prices we're s145 a
bale higher. to So cents lower than the
previous close, July. 1919. October,
40 90, and December 1929
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Evening star., 1947-06-06
Business Briefs

Wholesale Prices rose 0.3go in the
week ended May 81, to the highest
level since mid-April and 30.8qo
above year ago. Farm products
and foods led the ascent to 147.4T
of the 1926 ayerage.-Bureau OF
Labor Statistics.
Cashing In of Series E bonds ex-
ceeded purchases in May for the
second straight month. The Treasury
announced redemptions amounted
to s329,ol5, 900, VS.. buying of $685.
062,000.
Department Store Sales in the
week ended May 81, rose 1870 over
the corresponding period a year be-
fore.
Money in Circulation increased by
$50,000,000 in the week ended June
4. to total of 28,261 900, 0,000.-
Federal Reserve Board.
Belgium and Italy have signed an
S80,000,000 one-year trade and f.
nancial agreement. Under terms
announced in Brussels, Belgium will
export textile, iron and steel, me-
chanical, chemical. glass and ore
products, while Italy will export
fruit and vegetables, mechanical
products and automobiles.
Chrysler Corp. disclosed an agree
ment with the CIO United Elec-
trical Radio and Machine Workers
to settle the strike which has closed
its Airtemp division in Dayton,
Ohio, since April IA The agree
ment, providing an 1112-cent hourly
wage increase and six paid holidays,
is subject to ratification by mem
bers of Union Local 1863
Eastern Corp. announced IA
cents-an-hour wage increase affect
ing 1,400 employees. The corpora
tion's president, Clyde B. Morgan,
estimated in Portland, Me, that
$50o,000 a year would be added to
the payroll.
National Distillers Products Corp,
which made a net profit of $39,-
s96,827 last year, paid out more
than million dollars in extra COM
pensation to its officers and en-
ployes. It's president, Seton Porter
received $4,000 in bonus, bringing
his total earnings to $293, ,l6o.
Graham-Paige Motors Corp. has
repaid $4,000, 900 of its $4,000, 900 loan
from the Bank of America Trust
and Savings Association and expects
to pay the balance this summer. ac-
cording to Joseph w. Frazer. pres
ident.
Loans to Brokers and dealers in
securities in New York reached
S949,o00,00 Gas of Wednesday, an
increase of Silt ,00o,o 900 from the
previous week, but a decrease OF
$569, 10000 from a year before.
KanSas-Nebraska Natural Gas
Co., Inc, registered with Securities
and Exchange Commission 5000
shares Of S. cumulative preferred
and 56,9s2 shares of IS par common
stock. Proceeds will be used fol
an expansion program, which in
cludes drilling six wells in Kansas
Northwest Airlines will operate
three eastbound and five westbounc
flights a week along its New York
Minneapolis Tokyo Shanghai
Manila route, starting July Is.
Sears, Roebuck & Co. sales in MAY
were s171,56l ,594, a $685. increas,
over the same month last year.
Montgomery Ward and Co. sale
In May totaled $104, ,322, ,237, an in
crease Of 22.6eo from May, 1916.
w. T. Grant Co. reported Ma,
sales of sls,5o2 ,s72, up 1870 owe
May. 1916.
Lerner Stores sales were $s,754, ,70s
up 24.5%.
Knott Corp, hotel operators, de
clared quarterly dividend of 4
cents. payable July 2 on common
stock of record June a.
Evening star., 1947-06-06
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. June 6 fPl.-Foreign ex-
change rates follow tGreat Britain In dol
lars. others in centsl:
Canadian dollar in New York open
market, S3s per cent discount. or 81 .62la
cents, Up Il of a cent
Europe-Great Britain. 402is up "a
OF cent; France drancl. .S4f4 of a
cent, unchanged; Sweden tkronal, 81 SIS.
unchanged; Switzerland dranei CONNER
ciaD. %. 40, unchanged.
Latin America--Argentina. free, 24.46;
unchanged: Brazil, free. $50; unchanged:
Mexico, 20. .62, unchanged.
Evening star., 1947-06-06
RetuiI Sales stuy Up

NEW YORK, June 6 tR.--Retail
sales held close to the preceding
weeks total in the week ended Wed
nesday despite the Memorial Day
holiday and were I to IL per cent
ahead of the corresponding period
last year, DUN 4 Bradstreet reported
today. Clearance sales continued
to be widespread and large-scale
advertising programs were UNDER
taken to bolster trade" the research
firm said. Customers were resort
ing more and more to credit to
finance purchases
Evening star., 1947-06-06

In v e S t m e n I
Bankers AsSoc1-
alton, it was an
nounced tod a y
at Philadelphia
by E d W a r d
Hopkinson, jr.,
association pres
ident.
Nomination Is
tantamount to
election at the
associations an
nual convention
in Hollywood.
Fla, November
30-December S.
Evening star., 1947-06-06

F. w. Woolworth Co. reported May
sales of $44,9S7, ,757, up 10.
j. ]. Newberry Co. reported sales
of $8,671 ,979. decline of 34qe.
National Coal Association esti-
mated bituminous production in the
week ended May 81 at 12,050,000
tons
Mcclellan Stores Co. sales were $3,-
1924, ,785, an increase of 2.39e.
Evening star., 1947-06-06
Britain has stopped issuing au-
tlari1n tinr,r "a ncx,1ro..t x.s,nl ht,,rnixacx

tIIUI 1AoIIUIIS % IO1IFC4I IUdI-UUI IIIllB
power and heating equipment to the
use of OIL Emanuel Shinwell. fuel
minister, explained the government
was not certain there would be
enough oil to warrant large-scale
conversion. He added that coal was
a cheaper fuel in any case.
North American Co. received SEC
authority to distribute 214,316 COM
mon shares of Wisconsin Electric
Power Co. to North American COM
mon holders of record June IL. The
distribution, July Is. will be on the
basis of 2lla shares of Wisconsin for
each 100 North American shares.
Evening star., 1947-06-06

Rates Of dividends in the foreeoing
the last quarterly or semiannual declara-
tion. Unless otherwise noted, special or
extra or extras. " Plus Plus stock Dividend.
d Cash or stock. e Paid last year. fPay-
able In stock. sg Declared or paid so far
this year. h PAYABLE in Canadian funds.
X Accumulated dividends paid or declared
this year. n New issue. WV With warrants.
XIV without warrants.
Evening star., 1947-06-06
Chicago Groin

CHICAGO. June 6 lPi.-While wheat
ahead ON the Board of Trade today. Al
though gains were mostly confined to frae-
tions, they were sufhcient to send July
corn and all oats deliveries to new sea-
sonaI highs
More rain IN parts Of Illinois, plus
good demand Ia the cash market. spurred
the upturn in corn. Cash corn was selling
at large premium over the July contract.
Oats were aided by prospects Of o smaller
crop this year than last.
Wheat at noon was III lower to "
hisher. July, S2.26A; corn was 3s-1ss
higher. July. 81 STA. and oats were "a TO
cent higher, July. e43s.
Evening star., 1947-06-06

Hourly Sales on the EachanEe Today:
l1:Oo am. 100 600 1900 noon $50 600
100 pm. $40 COO 2:u0 m 43o 600
tUnit of trading, 10 shares. in bank
ruptcy or receivership, or being reorganixed
under the Bankruptcy Act. or securities
assumed by such companies. Rates of
disbursements based on the last quarterly
or semiannual declaration. Unless other
wise noted special or extra dividends are
not included. Ex dividend IT Elk rights
Also extra or extras. Plus stock divi-
dend. Cash or stock. Paid last year.
PAYABLE in stock. g Declared or paid so
far this year. h Payable in Canadian
funds. Accumulated dividends paid or
declared this year.
Evening star., 1947-06-06
Washington Exchange
AFTER CALL.

GALL.
Potoma Electric Power go preferred
10 at 109k, 15 at 1904.
WASHINGTON Gas S4.25 preferred-5 at
105h.N
Washington Gas commonly at 23A. IS
at 23A
Woodward & Lothrop preferred-10 at
1914.
Washington Gas commonly at 231s.
Evening star., 1947-06-06

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Ash Oil & r go 1H
Atlas Corp W W ;
Babcock&W Tag All
Barium Steel - ~
Beck Shoe 1.60- 17l
Blue Ridge .43e. -
Breeze Cp 1.60- D
Burma Ltd H.
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Catalin Am .40a 1ol
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CityAutoStp go los
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| Col Fuel&Ir WV 4
Colts Mfg Co = BIZ
Comn&Sou war ~
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ConsTextile. .60a ~
ContFdy&M Ag los
Creole Pet 1.20g SOL
Crown Cent Pet ~
Cub Atl Sug l " Az
Dennison A .40g 0l
| Derby Oil .35g IL
EstG&F 6pf1 Ak 63I
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Elliott Co g. 1o
EQUITY Corp IL
Fairchild e & AZ ~
Fansteel MIL Ae' IA
| Gen Plywd .S0a "a
Glen Alden CT 2 Is
Goldf1eld Cons. J
i Humble Oil p 50
Int Petrol ~ liz
Kaiser-Frazer-- s
Kingston Pr 20 ~
Kirby Pet .10e IL
Evening star., 1947-06-06
N. Y. Curb Market
LIST INCLUDES ONLY SELECTED ISSUES
CHANGED FROM PREVIOUS CLOSE. i

=
Kirk l. G M .02 uhd
| ILanstonMMch / II
Leonard Oil Dew III
lLouLand&Ex.SO 13ls
i IManati Sug WV III
McWill Dredge- 81
]! Menasco MFG IA
\ lMidStaPwB vtc. ~
MIDWEST CorpAh 23h
Mining Cp Can IN
i Monogram Pict- 3ih
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Nat Trans .35g- IS
! Neptune Met 13N
i New Mex & Ariz. ~
Niagara Hud Pr ~
No Am 1t & Pwr J
J! Nor Sta Pwr A 35N
Pan Am Air war vi
Pantepec OIL .64 9lh
Pennroad Ae s
lPitney-Bow go 1oM
Producers Corp. ~
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] st. Regis Paper gu
] Salt Dome Oil 8N
Schultz DA .20g 3iA
Segal Lock - az
] Select Indus 2N
!, Std Cap & Seal -
STD OilKy 1.40a 28iA
! Std Pwr g. 1t IA
Technicolor Mg IL
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Textron Inc l4g 1lk
=
Tri-Contl W W. an
Udylite Corp l : 12N
United Gas 80 Ian
!, Unit Lt&RysMg 2oN
10 s Foil B los = 11N
h-IdSug .15g 81
Wrichf uor0 ia cik
Evening star., 1947-06-06

NEW YORK CITY
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DOMESTIC 2:3O
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Evening star., 1947-06-06

Standard Oil Of Indiana raised Its
tank-wagon prices on all distillate
fuels half a cent gallon. end on
heavy residual fuel o.3 cent a gallon.
Evening star., 1947-06-06
N. 7. Bond Market
Furnished By the Associated Presst1
SELECTED LIST or ISSUES.

TREASURY 2:30
gas 72-67 Dec 1o3 z
FOREIGN ESQ
Australia3 Ias66 400
Canada As so 1o6i1
FL Salvdr As 76- 56
Mex 5s asd As n liza
Norway 31as ST. ~
Peru 1st 6s 90 16
NEW YORK CITY n.
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A. Nssvsssosussj..,'

thought she was alone. She did
not know that male fists clenched
tight as their owner saw her bury
her face despairingly in her
hands. Nor did she know that two
eyes cleaned with quick admira-
ton when she threw up her head
proudly and defiantly, and began
to stride purposefully toward the
den.
Even If the house is mort
gagged, it's mine," she thought.
'Pll order them out"
; It was then she realized She
was not alone.
"Antoinette?a .
Homer Gregg came out OF the
shadows. AnG for the. first time
in his entire life he cringed from
a woman--from a woman's eyes.
"Will you please leave my
houSe?"
Her eyes glittered as she swept
past him. Homer wanted to reach
out and touch her. He wanted to
tell her that he was sorry about
the 81 5, 600; that in his will-silly,
maybe, sentimental, maybe-but
he had willed it all back, to Julie.
In the den, Bruce saw T'nette
enter as he stood listening to Gail
Lakes urgent pleas for him to
come back to the band. The men,
bers of the band had congre-
gated around the grand piano
and were singing some of the old
songs. Wordlessly T'nette mo-
toned for Bruce to come to her
side. *,a,..
shall II"
Leave" Bruce asked in sur
prise. "Why, Honey, they're Santa
Claus. My old job back--with va
cation here.money in the bank.
It's salvation!"
Salvation doesn't come in
three months doses. Remember
Catalina Island? Remember you
said"
81 was an adolescent," Bruce
said, roughly, SIM tWenty-nine
now. I've mortgaged your house.
You're out rounding up roomers
or whatever that man is"
"Get rid of them, Bruce. Please,
Please! You got through the first
year. Well make it-SomehoW---
somehow" She gripped his arm
as she whispered fiercely. II
heard you say it yoursef-say
that you can't serve two masters.
Get rid of them"
(To be continued)
Copyright 1917 by Frank Riofd0nj
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Chapter 10

DRUCE stood speeches. as the
- boys crowded around him,
Slow fury welled up in him. After
robbing him-or rather T'nette of
her house, they had the gall to
come crashing In as if they had
done no wrong; as if
''Hello!" The husky voice di-
verted him. His eyes were drawn
to the soft circle of aInoer light
from the lamp outside the door.
Gail was standing there. and at
her side was Homer Gregg.
"You see," she called out softly,
"I'm back"
Homer e1b owed his way
through to Bruce.
20. K, give me your hand and
we'll shake" Homer grumbled.
81 don't like this any more n
you do. But Gail ordered it. And
she's practically the top boss
now"
Then the world emptied of
mere common people so far as
Homer was concerned. He walked
over to where she stood in the
shadows at the far end of the
room. And with the gesture he
reserved exclusively for her, he
took her hand and kissed it.
@Hello, Antoinette."
well, who's going to tell him?"
Joe Taggart sang out.
"Let'S all tell him at once"
Phil Doherty carried on. We've
let you have one year of book
learnin' and now we've come to
take you back" :.
you're in. the movie with us"
sand were shipping String
into the Pacific"
Homer, still holding T'nette's
hand, felt the slender beauty of
it turn gradually to steel In
Tnette's eyes he saw tiny fires
begin to kindle.
But Homer's thoughts-and the
thoughts of the others-were di-
verted by Jacques DeLonaiS who
was talking in his broken English
to somebody in the entrance
yestibule.
"Of course I don't live here.
This place - the Cranes. But
we're partying. But so, we are.
You're welcome. Come on in.
M'sieur."
He led into the livingroom a
handsome middle-aged man, OBJ
yiously a business man.
'Tm sorry" the stranger said,
smiling warmly at Tnette. II
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music OR lI|fDICNl{
By Fronk Riordun

hadn't understood there was to be
a party"
1T IS not a party" she said.
"a reunion" Gail Lake inter-
posed, her eyes smoldering.
CURLY the stranger said: "Sor-
ry I intruded. I shall call in the
morning. Good night"
Bruce found his voice.
Just a minute. Do you mind
telling me who you are - and
what you want?"
@ uic ky T'nette caught up
Bruce's arm with one hand and
the strangers arm with the other.
Dearest" she said hurriedly,
"this is Mr.. Saylor. didn't get
a chance to tell you before that
that"
THAT I'm the one who is going
to rent your house." Mr.. Saylor
finished for T'nette. Genially he
caught up Bruce's hand in a warm
grip. Mighty glad to know you,
My house? Rent my house?"
Tnette sent him a beseeching
look that was pitiful in its plea
for understanding.
"Oh course, darling. You re-
member" A little wildly she
laughed. there are two years of
medical school yet, and Mr.. Say
lor thinks it is wonderful that
you had the courage to go back,
and"
"Springing another bit of a
deal, dearies?"
IT 1NNOTICED and unheard--for
~ the members of the band had
made themselves completely at
home and were raising quite a
row-Gail Lake had come close.
1T is safer when there are lots
of people about, isn't it. Antoi-
nette?"
Saylor did not attempt to dis
guise his quick dislike.
obviously there is some sort
of misunderstanding" he said. u
do want this house, but it seems
as if this-this mob has upset ev-
erybody. Could I run in tomor-
row morning?"
IF you" Bruce began.
"That viii be fine" Tnette
barged in hastily. "About eleven
o'clock"
And then somebody had escort
ed Mr.. Saylor to the front en-
trance. Somebody else, wine
clad triumphant somebody--had
escorted Bruce away; and T'nette
stood quite alone. At least she
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More Than Gold

Speed Field-It's great speed
ing along like this. Don't you
feel glad you're alive?
Passenger-Glad isn't the word
Pm amazed,
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REPORT

Key West, Fla, Oct. 8, 1947
observation taken at $3.50 am,
Eastern Standard Time,
City Office
Temperatures
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-21
LOCAL RESERVE
LEADS DISTRICT
Commander Daniel Studies
Methods Employed By
Surface Division

In order to determine the method
used here by the local organized
surface division Of the Naval Re-
serve which make the Wilmington
unit the leading me OF all others
in the 9Th Naval District, Comman-
der j.. w. Daniel. Jr., USN, repre-
senting the commandant. of the. 9Th
Naval district, was in Wilmington
yesterday making a, survey Of the
activities here in order to pass
the information on to other units.
The commander said that the
Wilmington unit, with SO officers
and men, was leading all other
units in, the 9th district, which
covers Georgia and the Carolinas.
with respect to- the number Of
personnel enlisted and active
against the total number allowed
for the unit, at the first of the year.
The local unit is. allowed a total
OF Els officers and men.
He stated that he believed the
advancement Of the local unit to
be primarily due to the interest
and cooperation in the unit shown
by the people of Wilmington, and
the interest shown by the men en-
listed and the commanding and
district officers.