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Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-05-14

There will be a white elephant
sale at the club meeting at the
F. o. Logan home May -. Pro-
ceeds will go for a worthy cause.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-05-14

Mr.. and Mrs. James Donovan
and little son, Dickie Lynn, were
Sunday dinner guests at the Frank
Logan home. Later in the after
noon the family called on Mrs.
G. NJ Eckelberry, Mrs. John Log
Evening star., 1948-08-24

CHICAGO. Aug. "a UP. tuSDA>.-sal-
able hogs. 1000: total, 5000: very slow
early: later trade active. market un-
evenly 5O-75 lower on weights over 200
POUNDS; spots. l. 90 lower early; butchers,
under $50 pounds. steady to so lower; top
pounds %; oo,Ss 50: Heavier Weight butch.
pounds lights, $500 90 90; good and
choice sows under 800 pounds, 27OO-
400 pounds, 24.00-25.25: 425-475 pounds.
23 .oG-24 90; weights 500 pounds and over
mGss sssbs estt 1866 s9od ots siearanss
able calves. 700: total. 700: siauehter cat cat
30 lower: some bids 90 lower; heifer,
weak to 2o lower: beef cows, 25 or more
lower; Gamers and cutters steady tc
weak; top, 412b for three loads high.
choice l 1,3lS ,344 pounds fed steers; high
load lots common srassers, 80 2OO-34.25;
medium and good beef cows. "a. .5O-a5.5 50;
steady at 23:OO-3425 for most medium
and good kinds: calves and vealers steady
to weak; choice vealers. 5000, sparingly;
stockers AND fesders less active; but about
stesay' stesfs saSo l9aa sSoD0und Canadian feeder
salable sheep-:2,5o0: total. 5000; early
choice native spring lambs. 27.OO; few
medium to- good lots. "a 90 o6 90; quite
few good and choice native lambs un-
sold carrying so lower bids; no Western
lambs offered; load good and choice o.
dium and good, 23.75; SLAUGHTER ewes,
Evening star., 1948-08-24
Opening Rally Fades
And Stock Exchange
Reverts TO Apathy
BY the Assoeioisd Press

NEW YORK. Aug. 24.-A half
hearted morning rally ran into
trouble later today in the stock
market.
Early gains running to around a
point were held in a number of
cases. Buying lacked punch, though,
and a tendency to slip back a bit
was apparent.
A brief furry of activity devel-
oped after the opening bell but
apathy set In almost Immediately.
Among the gamers were United
States Steel, youngstown Sheet,
Columbia Gas. Western Union
American Smelling, American Can
Westinghouse Electric, Textron
Santa Fe, Pennsylvania, Southern
Pacific, Union Pacific, Illinois Cen
tral and Pan American Airways.
On the losing side were Goodrich
Woolworth, Kennecott Copper, J. c.
Penney. American Woolen, Standard
Oil IN. j. and Gulf Oil.
Selected railroad issues leaned
ahead in the bond market. Govern
ment bonds held steady in over-the
counter trade.
Evening star., 1948-08-24
THE EVENING STAR Washington D. c. .**A-15
TUESDAY.
Navy Probes Robbery
|0f Treasurer Of Cuba
Sy the As,osiotsd Press


MIAMI BEACH, Fla, Aug. "a
Naval Intelligence officers today in
vestigated the beating and robbery
of Armando Dalma, treasurer of
Cuba, By two hitchhiking sailors.
Mr.. Dalma. vacationing here, said
he was beaten and robbed by the
uniformed youths early Sunday al
ter he picked them up in his car to
give them ride from Miami Shores
to Miami. They took his pocketbook
containing $50.
Both sailors were quickly arrested
and the money recovered. The men,
after questioning by intelligence
officers and police, were flown to
Key West to await a report of the
inquiry and possible court-martial
The men were booked by Miami
Shores police as Harrison p Hall,
Is. and Gerald a Van Brunt, 20.
Mr. Dalma, after visit to doc
tor, reported himself much better"
lie said he would remain here to
prosecute the sailors
Evening star., 1948-08-24
Grain

CHICAGO, Aug. "a R.-Prolt-ca shine
and short covering caused grain prices to
shift around at the Board Of Trade today
After a fast start trading died down part
way through the morning session, as early
buyers switched to selling.
After grains lost considerable part
OF their early gains short covering in the
nearby wheat contracts gave that grain
better tone.
Brokers reported an active demand for
corn and observers said there was some
short covering. Traders had reports that
corn yields may be trimmed by the in.
tense heat.
At noon wheat was u lower to 2Is high
er than Yesterdays close, September,
2.1ass. Corn was q higher to 70 lower,
September. 1855. Oats were N higher to
"a lower. September. 71A.
purchase Of 2.s6O.053 bushels OF wheat
at various points yesterday.
Chicago Cash Market. !
Wheat-No. l hard, 2.14A: No. l red
musty, 2.l294; No. 2 red. 2.19. Corn,
No. | yellow. lSO-S2: No. 2, 1.S0-s1;
No 3, 1.7s; No. 4, III; No: white,
17O. Oats, No. ! heavy mixed: 75h-76:
No. l heavy white. 76-76A; No. 3 me-
dium heavy white, IAN Field seed, per
hundredweight, Clover, 1880 so; Red
Top. Al .00-43.O0 Timothy. e,00-15.b0. =,
Barley nominal. Mating, 1.3O-77; feed,
I O5-2T SoybeanS, none
Evening star., 1948-08-24
Business Briefs

Business Failures totaled "a in
the week ended August 10, compared
with 103 the week before and SO
in the same week last year. The
total for the similar week in 1889
was 264.-Dun g. Bradstreet.
Trico Products Corp. has begun
woK on s1O0O,0Oo plant expansion
in Buffalo, intended to double space
for production of the Lift-o-matic
window control for automobiles
International Business Machine
Corn. soon may start making clocks
and electric typewriters in Britain,
Thomas j. Watson, president, said
in London.
Pulp and Paper Business in the
first six months of this year
amounted to s3O43,000,0OO an in
crease of S234 ,000,0O0 over the first
half of 1947.-Commerce Depart
ment.
Norfolk g. Western Railway Co.
net for July was S3,064 ,657 or So
cents share, VS.. 81 ,302 602 or %
cents in July, 1947
Chesapeake g. Ohio Railway re-
ported net profit for the first seven
months of 1948 OF sl6,476,47l or
s2O6 a common share, VS.. S2l ,044. :.
l23 or S2.64 in the same period last
year.
Dan River Mills, Inc. earned So
22e.462 OF $54l share in the q
weeks ended July 4. VS.. 6.l63 1853 OF
s4.03 in the like 1947 period.
Gar Wood Industries, Inc. re-
ported net profit of S56l $50 or s.
cents share for the quarter ended
July 81. vs.. a net loss of 1878, 8,246 II
the l947 quarter.
American Chain & Gable Co
earned $2,751279 or $2.5l in the 81,
months ended June 80. VS.. 81 ,80l .02,
or s1.6l in the 1947 half.
Also for the first six months:
Gaylord Container Corp. earned
$4.229,498 or sl.81, VS.. s4,57l,0l7 o
s203.
Textron, Inc. earned $3,S05 900 O
$500, VS.. s2.841 1856 or s267.
Eastern Stainless Steel Corp. o
Baltimore earned $295.074 or g.
cents, VS.. a net loss of $262 29S.
Garlock Packing Co. earned $Sl1,
500 or s193. VS.. s746.916 or s178.
Regal Shoe Co. earned s142.270 O
20 cents. VS.. sl70442 or IS cents.
Falconbridge Nickel Mines. earned
s442.46e or l3 cents, VS.. s46l. .784 O
i<Sents.
Evening star., 1948-08-24

an increase of S1,198805 over the
comparable period last year. Pas
,enger revenue showed gain OF
sl,076,95l.
Taking Banking Course.
Two young men from the Anacos-
ia National Bank, John M. Harris
and Robert K Koontz, jr., are at
ending the School of Banking, Uni
sersity of Wisconsin, for the two
week freshman course.
Earlier this summer, Allan H.
Cannon of the Anacostia National
Bank attended a similar course at
rutgers University in New Jersey
The three obtained leave from the
oank.
w. w. Bollman MacKinnell, Wash
ngton representative for the Con-
1ecticut Life Insurance Co. has been
presented the 1948 National Quality
Award for excellence in conserva-
ion, it was reported today from
Hartford, Conn. The award is spon-
Dred Jointly by the National Asso-
.iation of Life Underwriters and the
Insurance Agency Management AS
ISOLATION.
Another honor presented to MI
MaeKinnell was certificate from
Peter M. Fraser president of Con
necticut Mutual, for the exceptiona
quality of business placed during
The past two years. The conserva
lion award is a recognition of su.
,eriority In advising or counseling a.
we'll as drawing up insurance pro
grams.
Mr.. MacKinnell is associated with
The John Lister McElfres Agency
A native of Baltimore, he has livec
l6 years in Washington. He viii
nave represented Connecticut Mu.
sual for three years in october.
In 1888 he was graduated from
she Georgetown University Schoo,
Of Foreign Service and is vice pres
dent of the alumni association OF
Delta Phi Epsilon Fraternity OF
Georgetown During his years In
Washington Mr. MacKinnell has
oeen in the investment banking
business and has worked in the
Agriculture and War Departments.
Prudential Office Expands.
Announcement was made that the
lerritory served by the Prudential
Insurance Co.'S district office No.
n Washington has been expanded
to include the Virginia towns OF
Fairfax, Springfield, Franconia and
Lincolnia. District manager Is Wal
ter B. Ford.
William H. Terhart, who has been
Prudential agent in Rochester
Y Y, for 13 years, has been ap-
pointed representative for the added
territory, Mr.. Ford said. He will
nave Offices in TOO Bond Building.
AS per cent dividend for 1947 viii!
oe paid tomorrow on Washington
Auditorium Corp. first mortgage
ponds, Barnum L. Cotton, president
reported. The bonds, dated Janu-
ary /, 1924. and due January l
1914, have been in default on prin.
cipal since maturity. They are Sc
cured by first mortgage on the
property at 1900 E street NV Mr.
Cotton has asked for bonds at the
trust department of the American
Security g. Trust Co.
Evening star., 1948-08-24
MolIeobIe Castings Co.
Buys $1,000, 900 Plants
BY ihe Assoeiosed Pres,

TOLEDO. Ohio Aug. 24.-Pur-
chase of the American Boiler g.
Foundry Co. and the American Fur
mace & Foundry Co., Milan, Mich,
by the Maumee Malleable Castings
Co.. Toledo, for approximately
81 100000 was announced today by
Charles Fructman, head of the To-
ledo concern.
The two companies operate a
foundry in Milan and employ 200
persons in the manufacture of grey
iron castings for auto makers and
a line Of home furnaces. The new
owners will take possession of the
Milan foundry and q Detroit fur
mace assembly plant and warehouse
next week.
Evening star., 1948-08-24
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, Aug. "a R.-Cotton fu-
lures were steady in slow trading today.
extended gains to almost 81 q bale in
early dealings as the market showed evil
dence of having been oversold. However
from the best levels on scattered commits
sion house and New Orleans selling: Hedge
selling was light due partly to the fact
loan level.
Weather conditions in the cotton belt
Washington advices were that the ECA
cotton export authorizations for the cur.
rent quarter would probably cover between
800. 900 and 100000 bales agalnst an
quarter.
Late afternoon prices were UNCHANGED to
SIS cents a bale higher than the previou
close October. 3O59; December 3O.67
and March, 3O66.
Evening star., 1948-08-24
ron i,.ale IN July
By Capital Air|ines;
June Showed Deficit
By Nelson M. Shepard

Capital Airlines, Inc. today re-
ported an operating profit of s69,-
1856 for July, the third consecutive
month this year in which the air.
line has shown an operating profit.
Figures released by j. H. Car
michael, president, disclosed a net
profit of $12,167 for idly, compared
with the net loss Of s40,265 reported
for June Offices of the company
are at the National Airport.
Total operating revenue for July
Was 81 1,977 ,636, an increase of $4,000
over June. At the same time, op-
Grating expenses were reduced by
$4,000. Revenue plane mileage was
increased by 103,709.
Operating revenue totaled SILL
609,672 for the seven months ended
July 81, it was reported This was
Evening star., 1948-08-24
New York Produce

t72 per cent extraction, 100 pounds :;
spring patents. 560.so: Eastern soft win
ter straiehts, $3.50; hard winter
straights. 5.56-T5.
Rye hour easy; fancy patents ueo
pounds) 4S0-90
Cornmeal steady
Butter. 1.152,3s2; easy Whole sale prices
on bulk cartons: Creamery, higher than 81
score and premium marks fAAl, 74A-75AS
90 score tA, 71k-71a4; 30 score tB).
New tubs usually command n cent 4
pound over the bulk carton price
Cheese, 54.ss1 steady, prices un-
changed
Evening star., 1948-08-24
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK, Aug. "a QP.-Foreisn ex-
dollars, others In eentO:
Canadian dollar in New York open
market. IA per cent discount or 92.75
y. 8. cents. unchansed.
Europe-Great Britain tpound): 4.03h.
unchanged; 30-day futures, 4.03. un-
changed; 60-day futures. 4.02S. on 70
Of cent: 9O-dav futures, 4.02s, up
70 Of cent France Cfrancl. ,32s4 of q
aed s. rsts anehsasfs oosa iy a ose mTa AqEss sws
den Ckrona), 27.s5, unchanged. switzer-
land dranc) (free), 25.45, on is OF a
cent.
Latin America-Arsentina lfree). 90. 80
nominal. up .01 of . cent. Brazil tfreel
5 so. unchanged. Mexico, 14.70, on .O2
Of q cent.
Evening star., 1948-08-24
UAL Plans to Continue
To Serve Meals Aloft

United Air Lines said yesterday
it does not intend to make a sepa-
rate charge for meals aloft regard
less of what other airlines may do"
President w. A. Patterson said
in . statement that meals are in
cluded in the ticket price And we
intend to continue serving them
without separate charge"
/ Mr.. Patterson estimated the meals
cost United only two-tenths OF a
cent a passenger mile.
Evening star., 1948-08-24
Exchange List Cites
Gas Light and Pepeo
For Length of Yield

The Washington Gas Light
Co. and the Potomac Electric
Power Co. are Washington's
representatives on a newly pub
lished roster of 81 equities of
the New York Stock Exchange
list which have yielded cash
dividends for 40 consecutive
years or longer.
Only seven of the listed COM
panies have made payments for
longer period than the
Washington Gas Light Co.
which began in 1866. Pepco's
payments date from 1904.
Evening star., 1948-08-24
American Chain 4 Gable Co. de-

American Chain & Cable Co. de-
clared an extra dividend Of 10 cents
with the quarterly Of IS cents, both
payable September Is to stock OF
record September 8. This is the first
extra dividend In the companys
history.
Owens Illinois Glass Co. an
nounced price increases Of 10 to l5%
on most Of its products.
Steel and pig iron prices were
raised by the British Ministry OF
Supply. The increases, ranging from
36 cents to &5.51 a ton. were attrib-
uted largely to the higher cost Of
coal,
Evening star., 1948-08-24
Emerson RADIO a Teleyision C,

Emerson Radio & Television Corp.
notified dealers that its forthcoming
price increases would range from
8 to 15To. Under the schedule eff
fective September l, the table model
radio which now sells for $14.95 will
bring 1855; a table model tele-
vision set now retailing for $3.50 so
will bring $299 so.
Evening star., 1948-08-24
Rubber Output Up

LONDON, Aug. "a (R.-The Rub
Der Study Group reported today a
10000 long-ton increase in world
natural rubber output for the first
five months of l948. Production
totaled 727,000 long tons, compared
with 100000 long tons in the same
l947 period.
Evening star., 1948-08-24
Gallup 10 Go on 1eIevision
In Merrill Lynch Program
By the Assoeie,sd Press


NEW YORK. Aug. 24.-The Wall
Street brokerage firm of Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane will
present a nine-week pre-election
series on political trends and views
over the Columbia Broadcasting
Systems East Coast television net
work starting Sunday, September S.
DR.. George Gallup, director of the
Gallup Poll. will appear in person
on the weekly telecasts with COM
ment and analysis on candidates
and campaign issues. >.
1t is the first major venture in
television by the brokerage concern,
although it sponsored a single
transmission cast of q New York
Stock Exchange film on CHS last
year.
Evening star., 1948-08-24
Washington Exchange

SALES.
17h
Potomac Electric Power eommon-1oo at
Peoples DRUG common-4O at 31H. 10 at
31R, 30 at 31h
woodward & Lothrop common-l0 at 80,
10 at 33
Evening star., 1948-08-24

year. Playable in stock. estimated cash
value on ex-di;:dend date. 9. Paid last
year b Declared or paid after stock
this year. an accumulatfve tissue with
dividends In arrears, . Paid this year.
dividend omitted. deferred or NO action
taken at last dividend meeting. PAYABLE
In stock. exact cash value undetermined
on declaration dAee.
Evening star., 1948-08-24
Odd-Lot Dealings

The Securities and Exchange Commits
sion reported today theses transactions by
odd-lot dealers or specialists on the New
York Stock Exchange for August %: 3,60l
purchases involving 105.3s4 shares; 1922
sales involving 94353 shares. including IL
short sales involving 434 shares.
Evening star., 1948-08-24

Hoarly Sstes On eha E1ehnnge To1aS.
l1:00 am. lao 600 1900 noon z4o 900
ZOO am $50 600 2:b0um 400 Geo
tUnit Of trading. 10 shares. '1n bank.
lied under the Bankruptcy Act. or secur-!
titles assumed By such companies. Rates
annual disbursements based ON the last
quarterly or semi-annual declaration.
Unless otherwise noted, special or extra
Ey dividend xr Ell rights Also extrai
or extras. Plus stock dividend 1Cash
Evening star., 1948-08-24

FOREIGN 2:3O
,Australia3ks62 81
Belgium rs 55-- 1llN
Braz6h 26-57st -
Canada As so. 1oJih
Chile 6sSept6la asa
Costa Rica 1851 lsiA
FL Salvd 3hs 70 -
ItalPuU l-3s ~ l6N
Italian LIST 3s77 1854
Norway Is 63-- TIN
Peru rs So 15Z
Peru 2nd Is 61- l5H
DOMESTIC $50
Ala Pwr 3Has 72 1854
Am&F p 5s2O3O 9lss
Am T&T 2a4s57 11lM
Am T&T 2AS61 1O5h
Am T&T 2As75 95
Am T&T 2AsS0 s3iA
Am T&T 2sssSo ooi4
Tobacco3s62 1o2h
AmTobacco3s69 lo1A
A T 8 p Is 96 17oyk
Att CT LIST As So. 1904
Balt&Oh 5s75B- 91H
Balt&Oh 5s95G 64A
Balt&Oh 5sM96 6AA
B&O CIV 41a2010 san
Balt&Oh 4s76A o6
BufRoch&P57st 62A
Can Nat 4hs51 1o6ih
Can Pac IS perp -
C Ga4hs2020A 67,4
c Ga 4has2O2OB 50
Cent Pac 33ss68 lo3ih
Cn RR Nj IS 81 80
Gao 4hs o. l7A,h
lCMStP4las2019 72X
CMStP4Has2044 STA
Chi&NW 4hs99 6@Z
CRnPin4 las2Ul9 063<
Chi&W I 4Ks62 loAN
CCCStL 41as n 7oZ
Clev ii Ill 3s 70 1o3H
Col GEE 3hss71 1901
ConsEdNY 3s72 1917
Cons Ed cv 1868 1o7N
Cons p gas 75 ooN
ContBsking3s651ooN
| Del IL Hud As SO ~
Det Edison 3s7Olo1N
Duo 1t gas n %
Evening star., 1948-08-24
n. Y. Curb Market
LIST INCLUDES ONLY SELECTED ISSUES

NS
Invest Roy .O4a 1AI
} siKaiser-FrAZer 10
} Kingston Pr 20 3H
} Leonard Oil, Dew n
J Long Island Ltg. M
Louis L q E la 1914
MarionPwrShov 1lh
lMcClanahan OIL Ia
'lMcCordCp1 zoe. 36
Michigan Sugar. Ia
i NidStPB vic As 7N
Mid West crp 81 lols
Midi Stl n-cum2 a.
Midwest Oil la ~
Midwest Ref 4
IMountProd ,.70a l6i4
] NatBelHess zoe 81 |
Nat Fuel G 80 1lh
mat Union Rad IA
niagara Hud Pr eh
y Ogden Corp 1H
IPancoastal Oil 3h 1
PantepO cld1.2S 13h
Patican Co wd 3M
Pennroad .40s-. 81
Pioneer Gold Z
lPitney-Bow Sos IL
lPitMetallur .65e 1914
lPolarisMng .1Oe SiA
lR-K-O opt war IN
J SaltDomeO iAf >
Schultz ID Az an
} Scovill Mfg a.. 2oih
Sesal Lock -. 1N
Select Indus 3i7
IShat-Denn .10e. az
! Solar Airc SOC IL
} lSoPenOil .1.20a AN
} SoCalEd pf LA asa
lStd Cap & Seal 1875
Std OilKy l.40a asa
! itSunbeam Corp 2 32,h
Tri.Contl " v 3A
|. United Corp WV "a
,lUtd Lt&Rys .69e 1874
! q 8 Air Cond 2lh
j UnivCo ConsOil "a Al
! ijUt-IdahoSu.15e. 2N
1 Venezuela Petr- ma
/ Watt a. Bond IA
) blWaltham Watch ~
klWickes Crp .60a 1oM
! wright Hara .16 zM
Evening star., 1948-08-24
N. Y. Bond Marker

Furnished BY the Associated Press)
LIST INCLUDES ONLY SELECTED ISSUES
Evening star., 1948-08-24
Market AVERAGES
BONDS. 20 70 10 Io1oL.
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK. Aug "a P.-Divic
declared today.
Evening star., 1948-08-24

tColg-P-P pf3h
Colonial Mills l
Col Fuel & Ir Ia
Col Fuel&Ir Of l
ColBdcastA 1lae
Columb Gas so =.
Colum Pict SAT
Col&SO E 2.10e
ComlCredit 2. 80
tComl c Of $50 !!
Conl Solvnt Ae
Comvl Eds l.4o
Com vi & South :
Cm wlth&So PICK
Cong-Nalrn l h
Cons Cigar 9
Cons Cop .15e
Cons Eds ] go
Cons Edison pf5
Cons Grocer ]
Cons Laundry ]
icons Nat Gas 2
Cons RRCu6a of
Cons Text COB
Cons vuItee
Consum Power Q
tConsumP pf4h
Contain Corp "a
Cont Baking I
Cont Bak of 5h
Cont Can of 3A
Cont Dia Fiber l
Cont Motors
Cont OilDel 2l2e
Coprwld ST. 20
tCornExch . 80 /
Corn Prod 2 roe
rCorp Prod Of 2
Corn-pub E so 4
CorningGlass "
Coty Inc
Coty Int 20g
Crane Co ] 608
/ Crown Cork szh
Crown Zeller 2e
Grown 2 pf4 20
tCrwnZeller pf4 4
Crucihle Steel
tCuba r r of l
Cuban-A S 2l2e
! cuda hyPack. sos
Curtis Publish
tCrtsPub 7pf4 7sk
CurtisS;Wr 2e
DANA CORP sac
Davis Chem Ia q
Oaytn Pal | ~
Deere & Co ] .--
Deere Of l. 40
Del g. Hudson 4
Del L & W h4e
Den&RGWRR2e
Oen&RGWpf10e
Detroit Ed l.20
Det Stl Cp "a
Dia Match hs
DiaMtch pf1 A2a
Dist Cn-Sea 30
tDixie CupA 2h
Dome Mn 67e-.
Dow Chem See
Dow Chem Of Z
OovCh I'd uf3k
Dresser Ind 1h-
Duplan Corp kb
Du Pont 6e
DuPont3iapf3h
Duo LiRht Of 8
EAGLE-PI so
Eastern Air Line
East State Steel
Eastm Rod ! so
Es ton Mfs 3s
EkSo PROD l 20
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Evening star., 1948-08-24
Chicago Livestock

Ex dividend. Books closed Plus
extra or extras. Paid SO far this year.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-07-23
Death NOTICES

Georgia E. Lasley, age 62, of 29
Clark street, died July 20, at her
residence in Springfield, Ohio, at
7:30 p. m. Funeral service will
be held Friday at 2:30 p. m. at
the OHM w. Patterson funeral
home. Burial will be in Ferncliff
cemetery. Survived by one daugh-
ter, Abbie Carter; two sisters,
Mis-. Lillian Oupree of Louisiana,
and Mrs. Mary Alice Thomas of
Nashville, Tenn; one brother,
Rev. David Eaton; grand children
are Abbie M. Carter, Alice Mont
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-07-23
enough in the period of competi-

enough in the period of competi-
ton ahead. Selling will have to
return to the art it once was.
Thus not only do we find an in
~tensifying of the program but a
revitalizing of the technique.
Management throughout the ma
ton feels that it will face the
most intense competition in the
days ahead. Much of this competi-
ton will come from mail order
houses, door to door organizations
and yet, to be sure, from the
store across the street or on the
next corner.
With the approach Of such I'M
deniable competition, one can very
easily visualize whether he be
black or white the value in the
promotion of an honest to good
ness sales training program. The
signs of the times reflect wisdom
in a training program. Because
they do, we urge your adoption.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-07-23

That the sellers market is max
ing a definite exit may be attest
ed to by action on the part of
the larger retailers, who today are
intensifying their sales training
programs.
This marks the second time
since the war that training pro-
grams have been stepped. up. Dur
ing the war, training was forgot
ten. Anybody, as long as he had a.
head, made a sales person. Then,
as production was topped up to
meet the long awaited demand,
larger retailers quickly sensed the
problem of trained sellers, re-
sulting in the formation of train
ing schools in vast numbers with
the objective of promoting mere
order-takers into pleasant, court
eous and efficient sellers of goods.
Today in the opinion of many
business authorities, this won't be
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gomery and Bernard Carter.

Oscar 7. Brooks, 20, of 1922
Germantown street, died in ST.
Elizabeth hospital Tuesday, July
20. He has lived in the city for
seven weeks. He was born in Ten
nessee. Funeral service will be
held at 1896 Washington street
Saturday at 1880 p. m. Rev. Rob
ert l.. Butler officiating. Friends
may call at 1896 Washington
street, Friday after 6 p. m. Burial
in Greencastle cemetery. Occupa-
ton, a restaurant porter. Survi-
vors mother, Berlerna Brooks;
four brothers, S. A., James G. Joe
Douglas, and Robert Earl Brooks.
William Fl. Martin, 81, of 814
West Fourth street, was born in
Memphis, Tenn, died July 20, at
1920 p. m. in the Regal theater.
The cause Of his death was suffo-
cation. Services will be held at
Tabernacle Baptist church. Rev.
j. w. Broddus officiatin. Friends
may call at the residence 812 West
Fourth street, Friday after 6 p.
m. Burial in Woodland cemetery.
Survivors are his wife, Evelyn;
mother, Mrs. Bernice Taylor; two
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sons, William H., and Ronald
Isiah; grand mother, Mrs. Albert
Maddox. Funeral arrangements by
McLin's funeral home.
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compilations which beset countries
with mixed populations"
He attacked the foreign in
spired propaganda aimed at the
destruction Of Australia's immi-
grafton policy" especially by Eu-
ropean owned newspapers of Ma
laya and the Netherlands East
Indies.