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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-10-17
Misunderstanding
Story Is Topped

Toilet tissue was so scarce in Null
Inns homes and stores last week that
a visiting house guest, being fore
warned, purchased a twenty-five
cents supply, made doubly sure 1t
was in her travelling bag and upon
arrival here presented it to her host
ess. eds note: The story about the
man biting the dog made the front
page of most of the nations news
pepers because it was news. This
one makes the front page, too, and
is destined to circle the globe.)
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-10-17

Young grass contains three times
as much protein as that cut in
late summer, some kinds having 40
percent protein on a dry-weight bas-
Is.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-10-17
MRS. DAVIS BRurox

Carolina Beauty sbonn OTas q !,
went an operation ' N a::si :
Walker Memorial aos 81 ;a' !;
m mln a last Friday. ', ~. i 5
is improving and exnso. aei D.
home soon. q
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-10-17

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-08-30
Race Girl
Presides A..
Youth Nee,

OSLO, Notwa Al =.
session Of the W Ns ~
for Christian -'s'sa
here with yo4' =
lions and al III nn,.. :
the world represer =, .'
lean Negro gu ptSs-
the international 15v "
The girl Rena WelIs,
selected chairman ana =
reports from TIE msny 49,
sion groups snd eonr,,,..l
into which the defeats. ~
been divided. Some a y, as
ports condemned ire ~.
nesian conflict. hs..ed I,s..,
independence and ei,.s -
need for eooperai ~ bs,,.a
people and nations.
The conference ta rsls
the auspices f- ~
Young Christian son, y
the Worlds Suee- Ca.
Federation.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-08-30
Second Baptist Church
44l Monroe street

S.rea I'd tsf tlc W9.n,rG
and prr 81. the pulpt
D.. sitting m.nIstr
doe 20 Ur illness ~ The pasis,
toe r. a. a Banks j "b0
M mttcd t. the Harper
o.
AZ .tre mnninR SclVltts 3
80 cargregsuon heard ~ up-
hitting message Wnca W. i'F
Ntpg. ~ Pace of inc Detroit
BAPTIST Framing School spoke
I'm the theme a Dominating
Purpose -
TIE songs 81 Zion eefe fur
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-08-30
oLlvET BAPTIST CHURCH
So MinSer

4ae ~ ,r department "a u
pesri 9 Bta.cal drama THE
INc.Ne Daug u Ham OIL
S4nae eEer.ng Aug 81 a. e
- M Trc-e Is no admission
gl-arre
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-08-30
OAKLAND AVE. BAPTIST
CHURCH
Oakland ana Alaer

last S-nGsN evening there
was w-s.ca. program. spon-
sores rF ne missionary society
G1e S.ngcgs were the Imperial
J.e ices and the Loving FIVE
I7Pel grgers
Nrs SaEsh Foster Gil Har-
U1r or M SICK last
y GAIA ~Lur6y formerly
@. NeT Orleans United Win
t-e Cl-,ch
Ms Beck ~ Birmingham
Ala Nas house guest Of the
Robinson t1.S pest week Mrs
BecS ire sIn; o. Mr.. ROBIN
sons
Yl se HWed 20 worship
WIKI IS es-a Sunday morning
~ m The Rev ". Wilson
the Dastcr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-08-30
3ES!ESS!E3

shed bv The Young Peoples
no and Second Baptist Choir
Rer William Saunders
p-ea ESQ ~ the 80 SCI vice
N1.ta Wss we. attended. sns
The aNc Ia Songs wss sun y,.
r.F1 rT t-e con- o.ned Choirx
Evening star., 1947-12-28

Produce quotations on the Baltimore
market were delayed today at the source;
Livestock Market.
;, cattle-,None. Weeks run Largely me. me.
compared with week go; .heifers relatively
scarce and stock cattle far short Of de,
snq P bods9 Most ves saushte asses f aaay 9shfo d
in in 'sio spots 100 hiehsr Very light sup
ply stock cattle fqlls STEADY to strSnsd nond
SLAUGHTER steers topped the four-day trade
at 1000; most average me medium to hish;
ssm nHsf 9efiass sesttefma %sda n
and an good heifers. IL .0O-s2 90: common
and medium, 15.oo-1s 90: good beef &C coWs, H0:
Common and hstfF medium sBes asSss
1880; Gamers and cutters largely 1900
90 shelly LIN, canners N en 80 b, down .nn i.ts e.
2300; good sausage bulls 2o.0Q but most
medium and good cleared at It 6 16 90 - 30 80:
cutter and common' mon l354Ii1 500; odo o6a io1s
Round stocker and feeder steers, 1900
calves-choice vealers. 200 higher: AL
mainly n1a t 81 .oo-ss 90: Choice 1so-21o pounds
1850: GOOD weishty slaughter calves main.
" 16oo.22 mostly sorted }9ss na n5oye oG
o4,s Hoss@BarTows cP a ang sits, under 900
pounds rs hieher: heavier weights and
cows, 80 higher; Fridays, bulk. good
siits. - - 90 Co., oS top se:S9; zo. si%iIsF 9Is
SS poapas Yao5 ps2aso ps9nas Dssssnas Dss9S
5925: 3oo-35o pounds. S7;25-2s. .24: $50
pounds and up, 26. 50-27 90: good and
choice sows, 400 pounds and lighter; 24.75-
90 90; 400 pounds and up, "a 90.
Sheep-All classes fully STEADY Auik'
geod and o6 ehGss w9oea WOO a. MEDIUM and
Il 90: good and choice wooled! SLAUGHTER
ewes. 7:50-s.00: common and medium
Grain Market.
Flour-Receipts. 4.427 100-pound sacks.
Wheat-Receipts. 95,177 bushels; ship
mehts, 1895 bushels: stocks, 6.267,6S6
bushels: Nc . re red @di winter 81 gariicy' spot
corn-Receipts. 1853 bushels; ship, m
ments. 1000 bushels; stocks, 695'97l
bushels.
Oats-Receipts, 154110 bushels: ship
ments. none; Stocks. 639,257 bushels. No.
9 white oats, 1.46-1.5 so.
Barley-Receipts. none; shipments,
none; stocks. 2I.O59 bushels.
Rye-Receipts, none; shipments. 1897
bushels; stocks, 1913 bushels.
Soybeans-ReceiptS, none; shipments,
none; stocks. 29,664 bushels.
Millfeed-Receipts, none.
Butter and Eggs
Egss-Receipts light; tradinE very SLOW;
too few, sales TO establish market. .no,
Receipts ftwo days)-Butter, so,4o2
pounds; ssss, 1,S2A cases.
Evening star., 1947-12-28
CHICAGO Livestock

CHICAGO. Dec. 27 tP.--fUsDA> salable
hogs 500 (estimated): total not gwen
compared week ago: Weights below 26(
lbs. 20O-250 higher: weights above 26t
lbs. 10000 higher sows 1.00-l .5(
higher; weeks top $3.50.
Salable cattle 500 (estimated); tota
not given compared week ago: Cattle
receipts were sharply curtailed at al
markets; buyer demand was consistently
bread with practically all classes at new
record high good and choice steers ano
yearlings fully LOO higher with an all
loads of 1,1S2 to 1850 lbs; common ane
medium steers steady to 80 higher. sus:
Gesting widest price range on record; fa1
heifers strong to so higher with high
choice kinds absent; weeks heifer toT
81. 80 with choice mixed offerings to 1925
however: most good and choice steers anc
yearlings closed active at 27.00 to 5000;
medium to low-choice heifers at % .OC
to 81 so: cows fully so higher with cut.
tiers at 1900 down.
Salable sheep 500 (estimated): total not
given; compared week ago: Small receipt:
stimulated fat lamb trade this week ane
prices advanced 10 to 90; ewes aroune
25 higher; other classes scarce with small
supply yearlings unevenly steady to a
much as l 90 higher; lamb supply mainly
good and choice with. bulk woolskins fol
week "A so to 25 5O few medium to good
wooled lambs, 5000 to 24:oo; common
very scarce at 1850 tc 1850: GOOD anc
choice yearling wethers 1000 to 2l.a0.
Evening star., 1947-12-28

corporation charter would change
the name of the board of trustees
to board of directors, fixing their
number at not less than five or more
than fifteen. and authorize the ap-
pointment of an executive commit
tee composed of more than three
instead of only three as now linn
tied by the certificate of incorpora-
ton.
Trustees signing the official no.
tice to stockholders, which also was
printed as an advertisement in yes
terday's Star, are: j. w. Anderson,
A. Lothrop Luttrell, Andrew Parker,
B. w. Parker. P. M. Talbot, and
John TyssoWski.
Fifth District Leads U. S.
Weekly department store sales In
this Federal Reserve District for the
week ending December 20 led the
Nation with 10 per cent increase
over the comparable period year
ago, according to the Board of Gov
ernors of the Federal Reserve Sys-
tenn. The average gain for the
United States was only per cent.
For the four weeks ending Decem-
ber 20, however, this district regis
tered an increase of per cent, COM
pared to the national average rise
of per cent. For the year to date,
the Richmond district showed an
increase of 3 per cent compared to
the national average of per cent.
Bank Adopts Pension Plan.
Thomas J. Groom. president of
the Bank of Commerce and Savings,
last night announced establishment
of plan to provide life insurance
and retirement annuities for men,
bers of the staff.
Pension benefits under the plan,
effective December %, are determ-
ined by the salary and years of
service. 1t is intended to provide
monthly income at retirement which,
when added to the Individual S
social security benefits, will total
approximately one-half of the salary
The pension also provides life in
surance in an amount equal to
$1,000 for every $40 of monthly
benefit.
The plan was underwritten by
Acacia Mutual Life Insurance Co.
of this city.
ALB to Hear Rutherford.
l.
secretary of the American Institute
of Banking will be the principal
speaker at the mid-year educational
dinner of the Washington Chapter
American Institute of Banking, at
6 80 pm. January at the Mayf1ower
Hotel.
His subject: ''The A. I. B.-A
Quality Product"
During the program, according to
Herbert D. Lawson, jr., chairman OF
the educational committee, there
will be reports on progress of the
chapter during the first semester
and plans for the second semester
Seaboard Net Reduced.
November net income of Sea aboard
Air Line Railroad, after all charges
except deductions for sinking fund
and capital fund purposes. was
$35l. 1859. a decrease of s62,518 from
November 1916.
Net income for the II months of
this year, before deductions for sink
ing fund and capital fund purposes
to be charged against income in
December, was $685. ,295, compared
with deficit of ,S3950,801 for the
comparable period last wear.
Evening star., 1947-12-28

amount of outstanding rs uncon-
verted.
| Volume Rises Steadily.
Such a diminution in the capital
stock would be the result OF cholcc
by holders of the present preferred,
and could in no way be interpreted
as anv desire on the part OF the
management to curtall It's capltal
structure. AS a matter OF fact,
the business of the corporation mas
been steadily on the upgrade One
spokesman described the recent
Christmas business as "phenome-
nal" No figures on the amount OF
holiday trade were disclosed.
The proposed figure of s105 at
which rs would be redeemed Is the
same as that now authorized Tor
calling this issue, at any callable
date.
Under the proposal the manage
ment would take formal action
sometime between the final CONVEX
sion date of February "a, and March
l, to call all unconverted rs. The
unconverted Is would be called on
or prior to March 80, which is a
dividend date. The call would be
issued in time to give the legal 30
days notice of call.
After the exchange period is over,
the corporation would file with the
Recorder of Deeds the resulting
change in the capital structure, II
some Is were not converted.
Common Would Benefit.
Dividends on common would not
be declared until after dividends on
the new preferred shares were sat
isfied. But. with the lower dividend
on the new preferred, it is antlci-
pated common stockholders would
share to a greater degree in COM
pany earnings.
The new SIS would be redeemable
in whole or in part at the option OF
the corporation, at any time on
a dividend date after September 30,
1948, npon a written notice OF 80
days, at Sl05 plus accumulated dlvi-
dends.
Other changes proposed in the
Evening star., 1947-12-28
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO. Dec. 81 LP.-Grains staged
rally in the latter part of the session
on the Board OF trade today, moving above
preceding closing prices. The upturn was
May delivery continued to lag Strength
in wheat was reflected in other cereals.
There was small amount Of CONNER
sale Of $4,000 sacks of -four to Belgium.
This will be applied against that country S
February export ALLEGATION 1t was ru-
business also may have been done with
Holland and Brazil
Wheat closed 1A-4A higher, May
- 2.93l2-a4. corn was 1a4-374 higher. May
S251, oats were "a to ] cent higher
Nay rs, 81 .l6h and ne March, soybeans were
Evening star., 1947-12-28
Woodward & Lothrop
Plans 10 Convert or
Retire Preferred
By Harold B. Rooers

Trustees OF Woodward & Lothrop
have proposed to stockholders that
all 10000 shares of the corporations S
7 per cent preferred stock be con-
verted into per cent preferred, or
redeemed and retired.
In a formal notice to holders of
both preferred and common stock
the trustees have presented a reso-
luton to this effect for approval
at general meeting at noon
January l9.
The move was taken, it was eX-
planned by corporation spokesman,
because of long standing agitation"
on the part of holders of common
stock for a greater share in COM
pany earnings. Investors In COM
mon have contended for a reduction
in the per cent dividends on pre-
ferred, claiming 7 per cent is out
of line with the current market
level of preferred stock dividend
rates
Share Exchange Planned.
II the proposed resolution Is ap-
proved at the meeting a new block
of 10000 shares of 5 per cent pre-
ferrad will be offered in exchange
for the same number of per cent
preferred at the rate o. one share
OF new for one share OF the old.
Each has par value of 500. The
exchange period would run from
February to February "a, with the
new securities effective as of March
16. No change is proposed in the
250,000 shares of common stock of
$40 par value.
For those holders of per cent
preferred who do not wish to con-
vert to SIS, the company plans to
redeem and retire Is at sos for
each share plus the amount of
dividends accumulated and unpaid
thereon at the redemption date,
March 30.
If all Is were converted, the
capital structure of the corporation
would remain as at present, with a
capital stock of S4,5OO,O0 consisting
Of 10000 shares, divided into 10000
shares of preferred IS, of 500 par
value. and 250,000 shares OF common
at $40 par. But if any Of the holders
of preferred Is choose to redeem,
instead of converting. the capital
stock would be diminished by the
Evening star., 1947-12-28

NEW YORK. Dec 27 LP.-Trading in
cotton futures was slow today as the mar
ket moved over an irregular range.
Opening quotations dipped but subse-
ouently the tone improved as trade and
New Orleans buying appeared. Commits
sion houses took profits in nearby con-
tracts while the deferred deliveries were
aided by trade and Wall Street buying.
Dizziness was attributed to storm con-
ditions in the East as we'll as observance
of an extended holiday by most textile
mills.
Futures closed so cents bale higher
to 10 cents lower than the previous
Evening star., 1947-12-28
Produce Markets

The Star has enlarged its coverage
Of fruit and vegetable prices on the
Baltimore market as substitute for
similar Washington quotations re-
Gently discontinued by the Agrieul.
reports the Baltimore quotations
supplied below determine prices paid
on the Washington market
Evening star., 1947-12-28
Chicago Cash Market.

Corn; No. mixed. ,2,aa; No 8 yellow,
2.3Si3; sample grade, 2.17h-2 261a. Oats,
No mixed. 1.2s: No. l heavy mixed.
%; No. heavy mixed. 1.29. Field seed
per hundredweight, nominal; timothy,
5.50-6.O0; red top, 15.5O-165O Barley
mailing. .90-2.S2, nominal; feed, 1.75-
90, nominal
Evening star., 1947-12-28

sates Of dividends In the foregoing table
are annual disbursements based on the last
quarterly or semiannual declaration. un-
dends are not included. Also extra or
extras. b Plus, stock dividend: d Cash Or
stock Declared or paid so far this
year. Declared or paid after stock div
idend or stock splitup. k Accumulated div
issue. WV With warrants. Nv without
Evening star., 1947-12-28
Capitol! Securities
Over the Counter.

The following bid and asked quotations
on Washington securities traded over the
counter represent prices at which one OF
more dealers, members of the National
Association of Securities Dealers. Inc
would trade with the general public at
the time the quotations were assembled
for The Star as of Friday noon Origin
of any quotation furnished on request.
Evening star., 1947-12-28
Commodity Prices

NEW YORK. Dec. 27.-The Associated
Press weighted wholesale price index Of
35 commodities today declined to 2o7 ] 8.
Previous day, 2o7.32; week ago, 2o5
month age, 204 81; year aso, 1924;
based on 1925 as 100.
Evening star., 1947-12-28
BOND SUMMARY

FURNISHED By the Associated Press)
selected list Of 1crive Bonds on the
New York Stock Exchange. Showing the
high. law and closing price for the week
and the net changs from the previous
SATURDAYS close.
Evening star., 1947-12-28
CURB SUMMARY
by The Asso cia tsi

Fufnhhed by the Assdcfated FDessI
A selected list of active stocks on the
New York Stock Exchange. showing the
high. low and CLOSING price for the week
and the net ehanEs from the previous
Saturday'S eIose
Evening star., 1947-12-28
RuiIroud Earnings

NEW YORK, Dec. - (Special)-Net
railway incomes for the first ] l months of
l947 are compared below with results for
the same 1916 period:
Evening star., 1947-12-28
Woshinqton Stock Exchange
fReport Compiled by Exchange oMciol,.)

o" % bsssHk T2fb YEAR '
Evening star., 1947-12-28

SLOck anu
| Dividend Rate
| Am IL For p IS 2030
Am T & T 27ss 81
Am T a. T 29.s 81
Am T & T Gas 61--.
Am r g. T Gas 76--
Am TIT 2Xs 80 -,
Am T & T 2a4s So
Am T g. T 2sss SO
Am Tobacco IS 80
lam Tobacco IS CO.
A T d 8 ? As 96 -
A C Line 1st As b2--
,AC Line 4Has Ga -
Atl Dan. l st As AZ -.
| Allan Ref 2sss SO
Balt&Ohio IS J 95
Bait & Ohio 5s 75 B
Balt&Ohio 5s G a5
Balt&Ohio 5s M 90
Ealt&Oh rs K 1000
! B & o CIV 4i2s 2010
Bait g. Ohio As rs A
B&OpLE&WV As 80
B g. o Sou Div IS 80
Bell T Pa 5s 60 c
Beth Steel 22s 76 -
Beth SteeJ 2As 20 =
Boston g. Me 5s 55
Bost & Me 41as 10 :
Bost d Ne As 60 -
Buf r & P IS 81 st :
BurI C r & N 5s "a
Bush T Bldg IS 60
lean Nat Is 90 Oct =
lean Pacific As perp
! Celan 3s 65 -
Cen of Ga 6hs SO
Cen of Ga 5s 50 c.
| Cent Ga en- 5s As
| Cen of Ga ] st 5s 45
| Cen N Y Pwr 3s "a
| Cen Pac lst As 40
1 Cen r r N J 5s 81
| C r r N j 5s SIR -
Cen RR N j As 81
| Champ Paper 3s 65
c & O 3las 81 D
IC 81 o 3hs 90 E -
Z B d. O IN As 5S
Chi & East Iii Inc 81
C g. E l 3a4s 85
Chi Grt West As So
| Chi I 4 L 4 II 5 20O3
/ Chi Ind & l. inc4 s83
ICMStP&P4 hS2019
ICNStP&P4l2s2044-
'CNStP&P As "a
c & N W 41as o.
GRIP 44as 90 A.
| GRIP 4has Co.
| CRl&P As SS
! Chi R 1 g. P As SSr--
| CRI&P rf As "a
! Chi Un St 3hss 63--.
! Chi d w / 4Hs 81 -
Chi D. w Ind As 81
| Choc O & G bs 81
CinGaS&Elec 2As75
City Investing As 81
CCC&StL 4ks n -
Clev Ell Hum 3s 70.
Clev U Trm IS 73
Cleve Un Ter 4 4las77
Col g. South 4iasS0
Colum G&E las IL
Colum SOC 3As 70
Consol Eds 2a4s ~
Cons Eds 2a4s 50
Cons Eds 35s n
Cons pwr 2Tss 1b
Cub r R 5s SCR
Deere 81 Co 224s 65
Del e. Hudson As G3
Del La ack&W inc SO
Del Lack&W 4s2042
Den r G w 3s-4s 93
DGRGW in4las2OlS
Den & Salt L inc SO
Det Edison IS 70
Det Edison-2 As 50
Dow Chem 2.35s 81
Duluth t,S&A 5s 81
Duo 1t 2s4s H.
Erie 41as 2015
Firestone 'T&R 3s61
Fla East Coast 5s74-
Goodrich 2As 65---
Ct Nor 2As 81 -
CT Nor gas 2010--
CT Nor As 81
IGreen B Il w deb b
G M 4 o 2015 A -.
IG M L. o 3O44 B
| Gulf Sta Util 23ss76
Hudson Coal IS GA
Hud & Man RI SIS 81
Hud Il Man in 5s57-
Ill Bell Tel 2As 81 -
Ill Central As 81 -
Ill Central 4As &C.
III Cent st L IS 81
lIC st L 5s 63 A.
lIC st L 41as 63--.
III Terminal As 70
Int Grt Nor 6s 81
Int CT Nor 1st IS b2
Int Hy Elec 6s A
j Cent Pal 2hs 76-
Kan City Sou As rs
| ILautaro Nit inc rs -
ILeh v H r 5s 81
Leh Val 5s 2003 st -
Leh Val 4las 2003--
Leh Val As 2003 -
lLeh Val Term bs 81
| ILorillard IS 81 =
. Mich Centrl 4Kas 70
| M r R N j 5s 40 J..
+, MSPSSM 4has IL
i jMSPSSM As 81 -----
MKT 5s 62 49,
| MKT al IS e.
| MKT 4Hs ~ -----
MKT 1st As 90.
| Mo Pac 5hs A..
| Mo Pac SIS IS A.
| Mo Pac 5s II P
Mo Pac IS rs c..
Mo Pac 5s 30 H.
Mo Pac IS 81 / ---
Mo pac gn As 10 -
| Nor & Essex IS 55--
lMor & Esx Ans So =
lMor&Esx GAS 1000
Mt st T g. T 2'ss SO
| Nat Dairy 2As 70
Nat Steel IS 65
N Eng T g. T 4hs 81
| NV Eng TIT IS SO
| New Orl Term As 53
| NO Tx&Mx 5hs "a
| NO Tx&Mx 4As So
~ v Cent SSC013
N Y Cent 4k2s2013A
| N Y Cent en- As 9S
N Y C g. H R 3Has97
N Y Ch S L 3s SO -
NY Dock As 81
N Y NH&H cl 6s 40
! NYNHHinc4 "a s22022
" Y NH&H As 81
N Y N H&H As 2007
N 70 & w r As 90
N Y. O&W En As SO
Evening star., 1947-12-28

WORLD BANK BONDS.
mt BkRkp3s7 80 - IL eS l6-J
IntBkRAD2A57 97il - 7 % 7-2
Evening star., 1947-12-28
Volume Rises Steadily.

mount of outstanding rs uncon-
Evening star., 1947-12-28
Market AVERAGES
New York Cotton

New 1947 low.
Compiled by the Associated p
Evening star., 1947-04-19
Brighfwood Citizens Ask
Removal Of Emery Home

The Brightwood Citizens Associa-
ton adopted resolution last night
urging the District Commissioners
to speed the removal of the former
home of Matthew G. Emery, one of
Washington's early mayors, as a
fire hazard.
The large frame structure is on
the site of the new Brightwood
Community Center. recently bought
by the District, on Georgia avenue
between Madison street and Missouri
avenue and extending eastward tc
Ninth street NV. The center also
will house the proposed Brightwooo
library at Ninth street and Mis-
souri, avenue
John Clagett Proctor, chairman o1
the Memorial Day exercises to be
conducted jointly by the association
ard the Grand Army of the Repub.
lie Memorial Day Corp announced
that the program will start at :
pm. at Battle Ground Nationa
Cemetery. A service band will fur.
I niSh music.
/ The association adopted a memo.
rial resolution in tribute to the late
Capt. Walter Emerson, formerly
commanding officer of the 9Th police
precinct, in Brightwood.
An appropriation of SIS was ap.
proved, to be divided equally amons
the Boys Club of Washington. tn.
Police Boys Club and the American
Red Cross.
The meeting was held in the Pau
Junior High School. with Maurice
N. Thompson presiding.
Evening star., 1947-04-19
Moscow
CONTINUED From First Page.)

intends actively to promote its In
fluence in contested areas in favor
Of the kind Of governments it wants
The belief now is that the Soviets
may want to rest on the status quo
for time until they see how all this
works out :. I'D where their best in
terests lie.
| On the other h. 4, a source in
formed on Prime Minister Stains
talks with visiting Foreign Ministers
said the current deadlock in the
ministers council should not be
taken to mean that there would be
no agreement in the future on the
German treaty.
! This source expressed belief that
Soviet concessions might be forth
coming in second or third con-
ference. He said the Kremlin was
not pessimistic either over treaty
negotiations or over American
foreign policy.
A writer in Pravda, Communist
Party newspaper. said business inter-
ests of their nationals in Austrian
enterprises lay behind the position
of the United States and Britain on
Austria.
"It is clear that they prefer to
leave in the shadow this side of their
interests in Austrian affairs" he
added. "It is impossible to speak of
a really independent Austria and at
the same time return to a regime
which makes it dependent country
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