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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-16
"FAIR TO CAPITAL AND
LABOR"

HENDERSON, April Is. -P)-
State Treasurer Charles M. John
son, who is almost sure to be a
leading contender for the Demo
cratic nomination next year, said
in a speech here tonight that "we
want to continue to develop our
state industrially, and to do that
we must be fair to capital and la,
bor."
Speaking to the Rotary club in
this city in the heart of North
Cardinals tobacco belt, Johnson
said:
1--WE enjoy the distinction of pro-
ducing approximately 70 per cent
of the flue-cured tobacco produced
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-16
LADY NEARLY CH0KED
WHILE LYING In BED
DUE TO STOMACH GAS

One Lady said a few days ago
that she used to be afraid to 60 to
bed at night. She was swollen with
stomach gas, which always got
worse when she went to bed, and
the gas would rise up in her throat
after she lay down and would
nearly choke her. She couldn't lie
fiat. Had to prop herself up on
pillows. Recently this lady got
INNER-AID and now says gas Is
gone, stomach feels fine. bowels are
regular and she car 60 to bed and
sleep soundly.
INNER-AID contains IL Great
Herbs; they cleanse bowels clear
gas from stomach, act on sluggish
liver and kidneys. Miserable peo-
pie soon feel different all over. So
don't 60 on suffering! Get INNER.
~ ~a &p@A
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CAPE FEAR
CONTINUED from Page One)

STILL OCCUPIED Captain
Harper was a member Of the
Roney and Harper Milling eompa-
ny and a brother of Capt. John
W. Harper of the famous steam
ers, Passport and Wilmington.
1.-The house was next occupied
by Captain Harper's son, DR..
Charles T. Harper, and the pres
ent occupant is DR.. Harper's
daughter, Mrs. J. M. Newbold,"
he said.
The home is located at No. /
Church street and between it's
walls is more lore OF the Cape
Fear than we could bring you in
many a year.
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RAILROAD
Continued from Page One)


treasurer, Chicago Milwaukee,
St. Paul & Pacific Railroad, Chi
cago; ]. j. Jenkins, treasurer,
Baltimore Ohio Railroad, Balti-
more, Md; H. L. Kershner, treas
urer, Chicago River & Indiana
Railroad, Chicago; Geo. F. Nor
ton assistant to treasurer, Penn,
sylvania Railroad, Philadelphia;
w. B. Pope, treasurer, Seaboard
Air Line Railroad, Norfolk, Va;
w. W. Rhoads, treasurer, Reading
Railroad, Philadelphia; A.. E.
Tate, treasurer. Southern Railway,
Washington; E. G.. Wagner, treas
urer, Missouri Pacific Lines, St.
Louis, Mo; William Winters, Air
Reduction Corp, New York, G. B.
Townsend, secretary and treasur-
er. Erie Railroad, Cleveland, O.
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COALITION
CONTINUED from Page One)

man of the House Rules commit
tee, told his colleagues in a speech
that the House measure is a bill
of rights for the laboring man, Il
protect him from exploitation by
employers and from encroach
ments on his individual rights by
labor unions
Allen said the bill. product o.
many weeks of work by the House
Labor committee. fulfills a Repub
lican party pledge to meet the
problem of industrial strife.
A Democratic minority on the
House Labor committee calico il
"A union busting measure. Il
was approved by a bipartisan ma
jority.
A number of Democrats cocced'
ed the Republicans had plenty Of
votes to pass it overwhelmingly,
Approval by Friday is expected
Main Democratic strategy is ex'
pected to be devoted to an at
tempt to substitute a bill carry
ing out President Humans pro.
posal for a commission to study
the whole labor field and propose
new laws.
Republican leaders are claiming
more than a 2 to / majority, which
would be sufficient to overthrow
a Presidential veto.
Bans Strikes
In the main. the House bill
would ban many kinds of strikes;
provide a formula to combat those
affecting national welfare; prohib-
it most cases of in~dustryWide bar
gaining; outlaw the closed shop in
which only union members can be
and restrict many union
practices.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-16
ELEcrr,

SPENCER April 15-Cp-,
J. Ray Dickens, pastor of ci1a Sey
Presbyterian church of near .'T WOOD
cord was elected moderatorC 0i q,
the Concord Presbyterv Nv d
spring stated meeting held ne
in Spencer Presbyterian cbNuas
He succeeds DR.. Sidney A c.'
at First church, Salisbury, 's'
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MARSHALL
CONTINUED from Pare One)

CONTINUED from Page One)
mott said, was withheld on Mar.
shall's own orders.
Marshall has pursued a sirilat
policy throughout the conference,
and has refused to talk to Ameri-
can correspondents.
However, the Moscow radio in
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-16
News OF The Carolinas

III the United States. Durin-
past few years practically ts
nation has begun to plan or ste'!
extensive experimental 81 "
search programs looking IN =
veloplng their own Tobacco" q
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HUFFINES HEAD BURLINGTON
MILLS

GREENSBORO, April is. -(P)-
R. L. Huffines, Jr., formerly Of
Greensboro, Fayetteville, a
Rocky Mount, has been named
president and director of Burling-
ton Mills corporation of New York.
sales organization for Burlington
MINIS corporation of Greensboro.
it was announced here today.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-16

Be careful with your eyes! Never nj,
them with dirty fingers. Refresh md
comfort ordinary local eye troubles VIII
pleasant, cooling Lavoptik, pronn.v
soothes tiredness, burning, soreness, hi,
ing, Inflammation and granulated sy,.
lids or money back. 80 years succ,u
Praised by thousands. Get LayoptiE
today.
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Jews
Continued from Page One)
By Alley

Palestine last month to direct its
strategy in New York.
Major Question
Consideration of the agency's de-
mands would inject into the special
session a major question of prin-
ciple, which was not anticipated
either in Britain's request for the
extraordinary meeting or in Sec
retary-General Trygve Lies formal
call to the SIS nations to be held
here by April %.
The Jewish agency, in calling for
action to lift immigration restric-
tons, said this would serve as an
immediate test of the significance
of the forthcoming session"
The agency also raised the ques-
ton of what kind of representation
the Jews will have during assemb-
ly consideration of the Palestine
problem.
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COMMUNISM
Continued from Page One)

For Democracy has headquarters
In New York city - formerly To-
Gated at 10 Aston place 'in the
same building with a number Of
other Communist-controlled or
ganizations' and claims 60
chapters in colleges in IA states
and a total membership Of 16, 1874.
It is neither American nor
democratic in its origin or pur.
poses" the committee said.
In some states, the committee
said, 1.-THE Young Communists
have even penetrated the Young
Democrats"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-16
CLARK
Continued from Page One)

referred is the bill providing $780,
900, 900 in aid to Greece and Tur-
key to hold back Communist ex-
pansion.
Censure Demand
Clark conferred with President
Truman yesterday.
Talk of possible congressional.
censure Of Wallace arose today
among Democratic policy makers
in the senate, but thera was ne
immediate action.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-16
WOOD NOMINATED MAYOR
CIVIC LEADER DIES

KANNAPOLIS, April Is. -P-
Funeral services for E. j. Sharp,
local civic leader and former YIN
CA secretary who died Monday.
will be conducted at Trinity Meth
odist church Thursday at 4 D. m.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-16
GIRL KILLED BY U

LEXINGTON, April Is. -(P)- A
six-year-old girl, Lorene Hollifield.
was killed and her small compan-
Ion, Mary Frances Hill, 8, was pain
fully injured when they were struck
by a truck here today.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-16
DUKE SCHOOL HOST

DURHAM, April Is. -(Pe Duke
University medical school will be
host to the North Carolina Society
Of Pathologists at a meeting to
be held here Friday.
Members of the society, Duke
medical students and members Of
the medical profession, will at
tend.
WOOD NOMINATED MAYOR
NEW BERN, April Is. - Ernest
H. Wood, local druggist, was nomi-
mated here today for the office oil
Mayor, winning by a majority Of
Sc votes over former Mayor vii.
liam C. Chadwick.
The total vote was 1,011 for Wood
and 955 for Chadwick. Wood was
high man in a field of four can
didates in the first primary April l.
Since there is no Republican can.
didate, his nomination is equiva-
lent to election. He will take office
July l. 1t will be the first time he
has ever held political office.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-16

Telephone facilities installed !,
the US. War Departments Penis
gon Building in Washington world
serve a city of 1925, 900 people,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-16

Pipe lines from oil fields to re-
fineries in the United States are
long enough to 60 around the
world five times.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-16

The motor in the first Wright
brothers flying machine had no
carburetor. Gasoline was Gripped
into the cylinders.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-16

In 141 there were "a, 900 U. S
War Department employees scat
tered il II Washington D. c
buildings.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-16
The Gather

Weather bureau report of temperature
and rainfall for the "a hours ending 8
p. m. in the principal cotton growing
areas and elsewhere:
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-16
DEADLINE FOR SOCIAL
EXAM S

Deadline for procuring applica-
tons for civil service appoint
ments in the Social Security ad-
ministration, Region Four, is to-
morrow, SSA officials said yester-
day.
Positions available will be those
of field and of claims assistants,
with pay ranging from 1884 to
81, 644 a year.
Application forms may be OBJ
tanned at either the Post Office or
the Social Security administration
offices in the u. S. Customs house.
or the 18, 1000 modern residents
Of Greenland, only 600 are Of Eu-
ropean origin, the remainder be-
ing Eskimos.
The first American corn starch
factories began operation more
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-16
About Your Ewes

Dial 2-3311 For Newspaper Serv;o.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-16

The first American corn starch
factories began operation more
thar a century ago.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-16

Nathan S. Haskell is o re-
operating at his home, lis Ann
It. after undergoing treatment
Tor heart trouble in the A. c. l..
Hospital at Rocky Mount for two
and one half months.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-11

;. Kmalu sc vrne yes potan in
razkustran. ..:.*-n -.
- Da,. - rece in zlaga
pred zensko vse, kar je nabral.
- Pesa .. pa Sc vendar tepejo
zanjo. Ljudstvo Sc je pozivinilo.
- Lakota
- Pa Gem bono kuhali 1? -
je vprasala zenska.
Da, v Gem bono kuhali? !?
Ma to Sc pomislil nisem, -- bri-
vec Sc je nepomagano ogledo-
val naokrog: Bila je tema, a
ognji so zemljo tn pa tam raz-
svetljetali. - E! Glej! - sklo-
nil Sc je in pobral nekaj s tai.
- celada! - podal jo je zen
ski. - Kuhaj v Mi.
zenska, je obracala celado in
nenadOma hlipnila.
Kai vam je? - vsi so Sc
preplasili.
- Prebita je . pokaza-
la je celado in vsi so videli cr-
no luknjico v zvezdi.
Okoli ognja je vse utihnilo.
- ,Poiseem drugo! - Sc je
zivcno nasmejal brivec in zaeel
sariti po travi.
- Lahko bi bila celada mo.
jega moza ..- je tho zahli-
pala zenska.
- Nasel sem kotlicek! - je
zavpil brivec. - Videti je eel
Kmalu je bila pesa skuhana
Taras je prilozil pod ponvicni'
ka, drugi - kar so pac imeli
Poglejte! - je zacudeno
dejal brivec. - Pesa je pa
okusna!
Lakota je najboljsa kuha'
rica. To - to je gotovo
Sc je zasmejal Pjotr Petrovic.
(Dalje prthodnTt)
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sanjalo! A glej e.. ta-
ko Sc je zgodilo. A vi, prisedi-
te, prisedite! - je zaklical pew
Gu. - Ogenj je brezplacen. !
- Hvala vam, odgovori, sc
odkrije in primakne k ognju.
- Kako pa ste vi zasli sem ?
- Sc je nasmehnil Taras. --
Pravijo, da Nemci ljubijo odrske
ljudi.
- No, JAZZ hm ne
ljubim Nemcev. Oprostite. Gres-
mix sem. Rus.
-'Kaksna druzba! - je
vzhiceno vzkliknil brivec. -
Kaksna druzba sc je zbrala
okoli nasega ognja! Kaj, Pjotr
Petrovic? Niti v dobrih dneh ne
spravis zlepa taksne druzbe
skupaj.
! - Da je sanjavo "a.
krehal knjigovodja, - ko bi sc
primaknila tel druzbi Sc ste.
klenka S citronovo skorji.
- S pomarancno je
kratko pripomnil pevec.
! - Cemu pomaraneno? -
Splosna navada je citronovo
Cd pamtiveka.
- Pomarancna je mehkejsa
Ne morem drugace Opro
site hm moi glas.
Brivec je vrgel dracja ma
ogenj. Sveze, Sc je v ognju skr'
clio kakor kacji klobcic, in "a
cvililo.
- Jajcna jed 5 paradizniki
$500 je spregovoril brivec, - j
moja najljubsa jed, &c vam j
prav.
Nihee mu nj odgovoril. Spet
je vrgel draeja ma ogenj.
- Ne bi mogli skuhati to pc
so? - so nenadoma zaslisal
, bojec zenski glas.
- Kaj? - Sc je okrenil bri
vec.
z bokom proti ognju in gla
vo naslonjeno ma samokolnico
ie sedela zenska. Ponovila je:
- Pravim tu ma polju j
pesa skuhali hi jo.
- Dovolite, - sc je SPLASH
pevec, - to je vendar pesa zs
krmo. Ia svinjsko krmo =.
E, moi dragi! - je deja
knjigovodja. - Ali so ljudjF
slabsi cd svinj? Kaj ne jem<
svinjine?
- Jedli smo .- je popra
vii TaraS.
- No, torej! To Sc pravi
- A gotovo so ljudje re VS.
peso poruvali, - je zalostno de
iala zenska.
- Pa jo poiscimo! - j
vzkliknil brivec in odsel ma po
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-11
BORIS GORBAToV
NEUKROCENI
TARASOVA DRUzINA

sli naprej, polje pa Sc Jim je
vtisnilo Y spomin. samo ranjen-
ci ga pomnijo; njihova kri je
poskropila to crno travo D..
In glej, zdaj Sc tn razprosti-
ra nenavadno taborisce popot-
nikov. zenska je slekla katuna-
sto bluzo in jo pere v granat-
mem lijaku. Voda je rjasta. Pra-
WHO, da cd ilovnate zemlje. A
morda je cd krvi? Otroci spijo
po strelskih jarkih. Ma ostan-
kin nekdanjih ognjev kurijo
move. In ze Sc dviga k nebu TRIP
XII, sirotni dim Dogoreva
nevidni soncni zahod, bakreno-
crn, ko da ie izpil vso kri in
vse gorje sveta, plamene bojev
in dim ognjev. A ceste priha-
:jajo vedno move skupine ljudi S
samokolnicami. ze postaja ma
polju tesno. Ljudje ze spe po
jarkih. Stiskajo Sc drug k dru-
gemu. IL Harkova, il Poltave,
il Zaporozja. Artjemovci vre-
co soil ma samokolnici. Kremen-
cukzanci S tobakom, XII so ga IL
maknili il tovarne, ljudje OBJ
mejnega pasu lonci barv. Ka-
kor da so sc ma tenn poll INA
sla VISA ukrajinska mesta. Ko
da je slo vse ljudstvo samo-
kolnico ma potep, da 81 poisce
kruha kruha!
"Ukrajina ii moja! Ukraji-
ma! - je trpko zamajal gla-
vo Taras. - Nesrecni smo S te-
boj vred!'
Medtem je brivec zanetil
ogenj in zdaj je gledal uzit-
kom, kako Sc plamen kodra in
vile, kakor najlepsa priceska il
njegovih rok.
Cd vseh strani so sc sprozile
roke k ognju. Tudi clovek v pro-
gasti suknji, z mehkim klobu-
kom, XII je sedel OBJ strani, Sc je
slabotno izprozil proti ognju, a
Sc nj premaknil, ne priblizal.
- Kan pa vi, drzavljan? -
ga je ljubeznivo ogovoril klepe-
tavi brivec, kakor da ga vabi
k ognju in k besedovanju.
- Opposite hm -
je mracno odgovoril MOI meh-
kim klobukom. - Ma cesti .
hm ma cesti sc ne razgo-
varjam, - in skril obraz "a
ovratnik plasca.
- intelligent! je Pjetus-
kov uzaljeno dejal Tarasu. -
intelligent z visoko izobrazbo!
&c 81 intelligent - je jezno "a
vpil, - ostani donna, ne poti-
kaj sc po cestah.
- Opposite hm
je dejal MOI S klobukom, - vi
dim, da me niste razumeli E.
JAZZ sem pevec HIM Mo-
ram cuvati svoje grlo . Tu je
Pjetuskov Sc je zakrohotal:
Pa bi bill cuval glas donna!
- Nimam izbire, - je KRAFT
ko odgovoril pevec.
- Res nimas izbire, - je
vzdihnil Pjotr Petrovic. - &c
bi Sc mi pred dvema letoma sa-
njalo, da bonn - zrel clovek,
Vostrnikov knjigovodja - po-
stal =. =. potepuh, - bi
81 bill mislil: kako grdo Sc mi je
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-11

All ste ,,arocnik "Enakoprav-
nosts" &c ste, ali so Va8 prijn-
telji in znancis f'EnakopraO-
most" je potrebma usaki dru$ini
saraI Oaz,aih vestj in vedno ak
tualmih 6lankov! Strife "Enako-
pravmost!" ,..
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-11
(Nadaljevanje)

vas ne razumem! Sal sem IL
m e S Dnjepropetrovskega
Cast mi je, Pjetuskov, Jakov
Ivanovic. &c ste bill kdaj v ma
sem mestu, ste Sc neizogibno pri
meni obrili. Sal veste, brivnica
Rdecega kriza ma
- Ne, nisem bill!
- Zares ne? Skoda! In ma
menjeni ste v Dnjepropetrovsk?
je tlesnil brivec z rokami. -
JAZZ prihajam cd tam. Tam je
beda donna!
Taras je nevrjetno skomizg-
nil z rameni.
Ne verujete? - je uza-
ljeno vzkliknil Pjetuskov. -
Cudite Sc, da je ia kraj obubo-
zal. JAZZ vam pa povem, kako! -
A nenadoma je vtihnil in Sc
ogledal naokoG. - Ne, mic vam
ne povem. Pojdite! Pojdite!
Vase mesto je re dolgo :.
e. pod oblastjo :. e .
firerja? - Sc je nenadoma po-
rogljivo nasmejal glas il jarka
in IL MEGA je zrasel postaven
MOI S scipalnikom.
Nase? - je vprasal Ia
ras. - Stiri mesece.
- A-a! - sc je zagonetno
nasmehnil MOI scipalnikom.
- Mi smo ze cello leto
Taras je razumel in Sc skru-
sill poleg svoje samokolnice. MOI
S scipalnikom in brivec sta ga
socutno pogledala.
- A kan ste namenjeni VI?
je votlo vprasal.
- Proti Donu, - je odvrnll
brivec. - Tam mora biti Sc
- Raj! E Sc je nasmeh-
nil MOI S scipalnikom. - Mem
bi bila polna kasca dovolJ.
Raj! - je jezno zavpil
Pietuskov. - Ia mole blago
mi je nujno potreben raj! 4
manjsim sc ne zadovoljim.
Tarasu je bilo vseeno, kan
proti Dnjepru ali protl DO
nu. Potisnil je samokolnico ma
cesto in po kratkem premisle-
ku Sc je napotil proti vzhodu.
Zdaj mu je bilo sonce v zatllnl-
ku. spredaj je poskakoval ne
mirni brivcev hrbet, zadaj ]e
tezko dihal, sopel in kasljal clo-
vek S scipalnikom, XII mu je bio
ime Plot" PetroVlc.
Vecer jih je dohitel ma polju
"a Donjecem.
Ali bono prsnocevali tu-
kai? - je vprasal brivec.
Morali bi v vas .- ]e
neodlocno dejal Taras.
" vas? E, ne. Tia Ia lJu-
di nase vrste e.. "a po-
tepuhe, ponoei nj poti Pre-
povedano je.
- Kdo pa brani?
A, kdo? Oni.
Boje Sc partizanov Je
zasepetal brivec in sc potihem
nasmehnil.
Ma polju so Sc tn pa tam re
dimili ognji popotnikov in ko so
zagledali Min mirni dim, so "a
cell ljudje zapuscati cesto. L.
birali 50 81 ma polju mesta'
spravili tia samokolnice IN one
mogli polegli poleg njih.
Pole je bilo ze davno potep-
tano. V tenn hudem letu so sic
preko MEGA veckrat vojske In
liudstva. Povsod 81 opazl sledo-
We bojev in sledove taborenJa;
pozgano travo, razklana dre-
vesa, strelske jarke, lijake gra-
nat, pepel, crne ostanke zerva-
vice }.
Blodili so cez to polje begun
ci in sc razkropili po lieu zem-
lie. Samo trupla konj so ostala
OBJ poti, pa kolovozi, globoki in
zalostni, kakor CUBE.
Prehodile so to polje vojske,
pogazile ga v boju, mrtve so po-a
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MOI IN zENA

SREDNJE STAROSTI, zELITA
dobiti najem stanovanje 4 soba-
mi in kopalnico; cd E. SIS St. ma
pref. Oba zaposlena. Naslov Sc nal
pusti uradu tega lista.
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s LET STAR BUNGALOW ma lepi
lott 5Ox2O0; preproge, zimska okna,
beneski zastori, bakrene mreze,
zamrezen pore, fornez ma plin. Sobe
in klet SO velike in lepo vrejene.
Nj hisa zgrajena vojnem tasu ali
po nacrtu projekta. Zunaj prostor
"a pecenje in pikniska mia. Date
ponudbo. SIS E. ESQ ST.. RE oel6
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PRINASA DOHODEK

Ma Scovill Ave. blizini E. II St.
Zidana hisa sobami; ena majhna
lesena hiSa-obe ma eni lott. Cena
$4,000. Vam Sc pokaze po dogo-
voru.-YE 1908
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Snow Rd.

Velika lota 50x511, blizu w. 54
ST. Ina vse izboljsave. Proda Sc ze-
10 poceni-$1,5 500. Poklicite last.
nika
RA 1909
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Zen1IjiSca
Poor, G.I.'s

Moderen dom ma Heights blizu st
AIMS bolnisnice; obieajne sobe
stranisce in zajtrkovalna soba ma !
nadst., spalnice in "tile" kopalni'
ca ma 2. nadst, zgotovljeno 3. nadst
Parma gorkota stokerjem; veliks
lota.
NEFF BARNES, Realtor
2ls0 Taylor Rd.. blizu Cedar
IA 1910
Evening star., 1947-06-18
Demand for Stocks
In Heavy Industry
Gives Market a Lift
BY III. Associated Pres.

NEW YORK, June Is. Demand
for leading heavy industry shares
gave the stock market lift from
its irregular course today.
Although many laggards persisted,
motor, steel, farm implement and
rubber stocks moved ahead. Deal
ings picked up somewhat but showed
no signs of running away. Near
the fourth hour gains ranging to
more than point were mingled
with a wide scattering Of declines.
especially in rails and utilities.
Some bidding was attributed by
brokers to belief that after two un-
even sessions many sections of the
list were ready to resume a recov-
cry move, and to expressions Of
cautious optimism over prospects OF
avoiding a long coal shutdown.
Rails had to contend with the
freight embargo on shipments to
ports.
Chrysler attained a new 1947
high. Also gaining were General
Motor, Goodyear, u. S. Rubber,
Youngstown Sheet, Bethlehem, Re-
public Steel. Armour, Montgomery
Ward, International Harvester,
Deere, Oliver Corp. j. I. Case, Doug
las Aircraft, International Nickel
and Johns-Manville. Packard Mo-
tor Car was active at frac-
tional decline. American Telephone
touched another 1947 low. and 9TH
ers on the offside included Great
Northern preferred. Caterpillar
Tractor and Philip Morris,
Evening star., 1947-06-18
Washington Produce

.tFrom the. Department of Agriculture;
prices paid fob. Washington
EGGS = Market very Arm Receipts
light to moderate Active demand for tor
grades. Lower grades quiet. Prices fo1
FedsTal-state graded eggs received from,
grading stations: Whites. browns. mixed
colors: U. S. grade A. large, $3.50; aver
age 80; mediums, 47-5l: average, ~;
U. s.. grade 3. large. A.: conmercialiy
graded eggs. nearby and Western. large
A, 51-51; mediums. 4S; grade c, rs; cur
rent receipts. 42-43.
LIVE POULTRY-Market weak and /
cent lower on broilers, fryers and roasters
steady s,a5. and unclaimed on fowl. Receipts
3o light type, 90; broilers, fryers and
DREssaD 'PouLTRY-market Arm on
fowl and, and roasters. weak and "a cent lower
Supplies ample. Demand only fair. decd
packed fowl pounds and up. 3s:. 4
Frannd pounds az and up: AZ; 4 pounds. Al
pounds and lower, 50.
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co. re-
ported 1946 net profit of 1880, $50
VS.. $14,477, BOG in 1945.
Evening star., 1947-06-18
Chicuqo Livestock

CHICAGO June 1s .tE9 tUSDA)-sal-
again very uneven but generally steady to
25 cents lower on all weights; trade clos
ing slow; sows about steady; top, 25.25 for
few, loads cnoice, 10000 pound; bulk
good and choice 17o-25O-pound, 1850
23. 1874 80: 290-330- pound, 2ET5-23. .25;
load around 425-pound choice butchers
20.50; most good and choice 300-4O0-
pound sows. 1S.75-19.15, with 40o-550-
pound 1775-19.00.
,salabie cattle, $500; total. $500:
salable calves, 800. total. 500; fed steers
steady to % cents lower: spots off so
cents on yearlings. heifers fully quarter
lower; cows steady to 25 cents lower; bulls
active. steady to % cents higher: two loads
strictly choice, 1.31 3-pound beeves, % 50
practical top. 2a.0O on choice steers with
weight; most good and choice steers. 1.100
pounds up, 25.50-2s.50: compa rable
lighter weights mainly "a. .50-27. 80: good
and choice heifers, "a 400-26 so: bulk beef
cows. 13.50-17 so; Gamers and cutters,
10.0Q-13 90: bulk medium and good 3au-
sage bulls: II SOL 500: vealers steady at
%. .00-26. so for good and choice kinds
Salable sheep, 500, total, 500; few small
lots native spring lambs and slaughter
90 lower than late last week; few good
and choice spring lambs, $500: short load
good to choice old crop shorn lambs with
No. ! pelts, 22.00: load medium grade
shorn lambs. 1900; most ewes, 5.0O-7. 90