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Evening star., 1948-07-29
CHICAGO Livestock

CHICAGO, July 20 up tUsDAl Sal
tive; opened $3.50 higher; later trade
and close so higher on all weights butchers
and sows; top. 1925; most good and
choice, 170-240 pounds, 29.25-30.25; $50.
go pounds, 28.26-29.26: 280-300 pounds
2656-2s.O0; 33O-36O pounds, 24.O0-26. 90;
sows under 800 pounds, ss 50 .S 90: ;325. )
21.75-23. 90: 425-46O pounds, 20.6o-2! so;
475-55O pounds. 19.25-2O.25; good clear
salable cattle, $500: total $500: sal.
steers. hsifsrs ind ,, COW: strong to SC $
beef bulls so Oh; vealers strong to sc
higher; choice 1,444- pound steers topped
at 41.00:. bulk good and choice steers
$500; top heifers, 1928; canner ant
cutter cows; I55o-1ysa; ya 99; common an tan: sn:
sausage bulls, $500 down: most fat bulls
%. .50-26 so; choice vealers to LOO.
Salable sheep, 1000; total 800: &C
tive; spring lambs strong to 25 higher
ei tive spring lambs. as0o-ae. Is; deck m,xse
common to good 65-pound weishts, 25.0t
straight; load good to choice 95.pouns
yearlings with No. pelts, $500; odd lot
native ewes, 9.00-11.75.
Evening star., 1948-07-29
important Source of Oil
Discovered in Australia

A vast deposit Of soft coal or black
shale In Western Australia will prove
an important source Of oil, In the
belief Of Interior Minister Herbert
v. johnson.
Back In Canberra from Q tour OF
the state, he said: "The deposit,
which smells strongly Of tar and
burns easily. stretches for so miles.
In many places 1t breaks the sur.
face"
Evening star., 1948-07-29
Market AVERAGES

Spiegel, Inc, earned $l,12l.448 or
Sc cents in six months ended June
80 VS.. $373,535 or 9 cents a year
earlier when a $lS4,sos net capital
gain was included.
Rockwell Mfg. Co. net Tor SIX
months ended June 30 was $2,718,-
600 or si.46 VS.. $2,2S9. 900 or $l.T.
ATT. Inc, earned $685.. .135 or $1.52
in three months ended June 30 vs..
s4S7, ,7ss or s2 cents a year earlier
General Outdoor Advertising 20.
net for three months ended June
30 was 1924. 1876 or SO cents VS..
1896 ,899 or 90 cents. .-..
United Gas Improvement Co. and
subsidiaries had net income OF
sl.615.O72 or $1.03 in six months
ended June 30 vs. 81, ,76S $50 or $1.l3.
Evening star., 1948-07-29
Chicuoo Gruin

CHICAGO. July 90 tP.-Major grains
moved downward slightly on the Board Of
Trade to-day. Losses were mostly limited
lack of buying power.
Rye, however, dropped sharply in re-
sponse to another break Of 10 cents. the
daily limit. in Winnipeg. 1t was the sec
ond straight day Of limited declines At
the Canadian market
The market was steady at the start.
slipping around midday. One factor
in the easier undertone was . less az
gressive demand for corn in the cash
At noon wheat was A-h lower, Sep
tember 2.cSss. corn was 1h lower to p
| higher, September ;73A. oats were ~
December 1.69 and soybeans were As
| inWer NoYemher III
Evening star., 1948-07-29
Prudential Building
Open for Business
In New Location
By Edword c. Stone


Amid . gorgeous array Of flowers
from business associates and
friends, the Prudential Building As
sociation opened for business today
in their new home at 1888 G st.
NV, with E. J. Carlson, secretary,
heading the Reception Commit
tee. The building, which the as
sociation bought two years ago, has
been completely renovated and all
the ONCE equipment Is new.
One Of the novelties is connected
with the records used during the
business day. They are conveniently
located just back of the tellers. At
the close Of business. the pressure OF
an electric button allows the records
cabinet to drop into a fireprooi
vault.
The officers desks are most con-
veniently placed, the directors room
is one of the most attractive in the
building, while large room in the
basement will be available for meet
ings of building and loan execu-
tives, as well as for use by the en-
ployes. Today's opening drew much
praise from visitors and customers
Trust Company Moves Up.
The American bankers list Of the
largest banks in the United States
places the National Savings & Trust
Co. as 1874 In size. having moved up
from 1853. Deposits on December 81
totaled SGT, ,463 1922 and following the
last call had climbed to $88. .l02 ,234
The Hamilton National stood 195th
in the list, with deposits Of $87,905,-
$50 on June 30.
The Acacia Mutual Life Insurance
Co. Is distributing the 18th annual
report. The report covers l947 but
under date Of June l, William Mont
gomery, president. has added COM
plete review Of the companys status.
M. w. Rowell, former executive
director of the Committee on Small
Business OF the House OF Represent
atives and special consultant to the
United States Senate on small bus
mess, has been named Washington
representative for the Service Caster
& Truck Corp. with Offices in the
Barr Building.
Mutual Deposits Increase.
Deposits in the 532 mutual savings
banks in the Nation increased
$45O,000,O00 during the first six
months of l948, compared with a
gain of s602 100000 in the like 1947
period. Deposits now total S18,2O9,-
100000. Assets kept pace with de-
posits
School savings. club and other ac-
counts showed seasonal gain, al
though at lesser rate than in ear
lier periods. The slowing up in the
growth of regular deposits reflects
the fact that Withdrawals have beer
rising more this year than have
amounts deposited.
Traders Have Ample Facts.
In the modern gold fish bow
called Wall Street, no business op.
crates under more widely or easily
observed conditions than the public
markets where people buy and sci
securities, Francis Truslow, presi-
dent Of the New York Curb. asserts
Today the man who finds mystery
In American finance creates it him.
self He ignores services which are
al his elbow.
Evening star., 1948-07-29
New York Cotton

lures were steady in quiet dealings today
Most traders held to the sidelines. watch.
ing legislative developments In Washing
ton
They also were hesitant pending the an
nouncement Of the mid-July cotton parti!
scheduled for Friday on which the 194e
cotton loan will be based.
Private crop reports continued generall,
favorable, with many traders looking fol
a figure Of $4,000. 900 bales or better wheI
the Government issues its first crop fore
cast on August 2.
There was a fair amount Of selling IL
the nearby months against purchases o
the later deliveries. This was attrinutes
cline under pressure of hedging, while thu
later positions will be supported by tn
prospective higher loan level.
cents a bale higher than the previous close
October, 32,13; December. 32.11. ant
March. S21O
Evening star., 1948-07-29
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Evening star., 1948-07-29
FOREIGN Exchange

change rates follow Great Britain in
dollars, others in centsl:
Canadian dollar in New York open N NAT =, +
United States cents, up ID of . cent.
Europe-Great Britain pound. 4.03A
unchanged; Great Britain 30-day futures
futures, 402H, UNCHANGED; Great Britain
90-day futures. 4.01A, unchanged: France
tfranc), .33 of q cent, up 90 Y; Italy
(liral, July hxed rate, .001 I39, June
.OO1 73o: Sweden tkronal, 27.s5. un.
changed: Switzerland tranc) dree), 2o.4o
Latin nerica - Arsentin. GrsS
| 20.88n, unchanged; Brazil Gree, $50. un.
changed; Mexico. 1875, down .3S OF Z
cent Nominal
Evening star., 1948-07-29
Sales.

4, 200 Am. 17o 900 70 90 noon 2so ooc
ION o N 400 900 e'un N 500 COG
tUnit of trading. 10 shares. 'In bank
ruptcy or receivership or being reorgan-
lied under the Bankruptcy Act, or secur-
ities assumed by such companies. Rates
of dividends in the foregoins table are
annual disbursements based on the last
Unless otherwise noted. special or extra
dividends are not included. eld Called
< Ex dividend. xr Ex rights; Also extIa
or stock Declared or paid 80 far this
year. fPayable in stock. estimated casn
var DECLARED or paid after stock
dividend or spiit-up Declared or paid
this year, an accumula tive issue with
dividend omitted, deferred or no action
faken at last dividend meeting. Payabie
in stock. exact cash value undetermined
on declaration date.
Evening star., 1948-07-29
Poles Find Zinc Deposits

Poland has found new zinc-ore
deposits In its central area and will
develop them, through construction
of a new smelling plant near
Boleslaw.
Evening star., 1948-07-29

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Evening star., 1948-07-29
Argentine Seeks Cool

Faced with = fuel shortage and
increasing demands. Argentina
hopes to exploit the Patagonian coal
mine fields OF Rio Turbio, known to
contain at least 10000, 900 tons Of
coal in proved areas.
Evening star., 1948-07-29
Odd-Lot Declines

The Securities and Exchange Commission
reported today these transactions BY GUS
| toners with odd-lot dealers or specialists
on the New York Stock Exchange for July
| 28. seas purchases involving Ill .361
shares; 3.552 sales involving 1O2 ,635
| 516 shares,
The Nome nugget., 1948-07-07
Mine Operators Of Council
 Organize

Continued from Page One effect under the laws of the Un- ited States, or the Territory of Al aska.
 Rule 3.
 The rights of exclusive posses sion for the purpose of prospect ing and mining in these rules and regulations provided are for the temporary use of the beds of naVi- gable streams, shall not. confer any property right, and apply with equal force and effect to all valid mining locations heretofore made, and all those hereafter made. The applications of these rules is by this meeting limited to the Niuk- lux River in the Council District of the Seward Peninsula.
 MT. Allen w. Lee moved that Iha rules he accepted. MT. Clyde G'a0~ 1ocon 1cd the motion.
 70 lowing leg hy discussion the vote w-s ae follows: FOR--Lee R. Taylor, R. Q. Lee, B. l.. Crosby. Knute Olson, R:ch- ard F. Lee, Mrs. F. k. Dent, Clyde D. Glass, Nels SWanbcr9 Jr., William Broo'zins, l.. Tinkham, Axel T. Edman, A. C. Brown, AL len w. Lee, Max Ellingson, Nels Swanberg Sr., F. p. Durocher. The following were present but refused to vote-Ralph Lo~nen, Warren Davis, and Charley Gus lawson.
 The meeting adjourned at 500 pm.
The Nome nugget., 1948-07-07
Truman NOminat'n Is Assured, Say
 Democratic Heads

Continued from Page One) William o. Douglas in as a sub- stitute. But Party members who arrived early for next weeks meeting of the faithful said that only his own action can prevent MT. Truman from walking off with the nomination on the first ballot.
 There was no giving up in the draft Eisenhower rankS-at least publicly.
 Despite the gaping hole their principal had torn in the draft movement, highly placed Demo- Crats continued to speculate about the possibility that the man who says he isn't available couldn't turn down an actual nomination.
 James Roosevelt California State chairman, renewed his call for a Saturday meeting here 10 pick candidate to oppose Mir. Truman.
 Roosevelt, son of the late president, and one who has not always seen eye to eye with his fathers successor, said the party ought to go ahead and nominate Eisenhower as a national candid ate"
 Frank Hague, New Jersey, had called on Mr. Truman to take the convention platform and nominate the general-a circumstance that those supporting MT. Truman said was about the farthest possible from the presidents thinking.
 Jacob M. Arvey, Chicago Demo- cratic leader, said if the Party goes ahead and nominates the gen. eral, he couldn't refuse to run.
 President Truman's friends had no secret of their elatiOn at the Eisenhower statement. Senator Hatch D-NM said in Washington that he thinks it all will be over on the first ballot. unless MT. Truman himself makes a change in his plans.
 Hatch added that T don't see that happening"
The Nome nugget., 1948-07-07
GEOLOGICAL SURVEY PARTY LEAVES FOR CAMPBELL.

The US. Geological Survey party left yesterday af f'ernoon for Gar:5cr, c- St Lawrence Island, where they will make a complete survey of the island until Sept ember.
 Howard Slwooko of Gambell will be with the party all summer.
The Nome nugget., 1948-07-07
EASTERN STAR OFFICERS PLAN FOR W.G.M.s ARRIVAL

The officers of the Order of Eastern Star met last evening at the Masonic Temple to formulate plans for the entertainment of Most Worthy Grand Maron Eva Hamilton who is due 10 arrive on July 2Oth for a three-days visit. A series of luncheon and din- ners as well as sightseeing trips are planned for her visit
The Nome nugget., 1948-07-07

The term "Siamese twins" Was first applied to Chang and Eng, joined twins born in 1911 at Nick long, Siam.
 The potato is native of South America and was found in North America as early as the 16th Cen tury.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-09-24
Opening Day At or+hopedie
Clinic Termed VERY Successful"

The opening day Of Roanoke
Rapids first orthopedic clinic
at the Roanoke Rapids Hospital
here yesterday was described
by hospital authorities as Every
successful.
Approximately so patients, a
bout twice as many as had been
expected, were on hand for ex
aminations on the opening day.
Fifteen of the patients were a
dults, and the remainder Of
them were under q!
The clinic was sponsored by
the Roanoke Rapids Rotary
Club and Crippled Children's Di
vision of the State Board of
Health, with the Halifax County
Health Department, the Halifax
County Welfare Department and
the Vocational Rehabilitation De
partment as cooperating agenc
ies.
DR.. Everett I. Bugg Of Dur
ham was orthopedic surgeon
in charge of the clinic, and all
--~nr ve-+a~lev referred
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-09-24

ten lovely candidates for Queen,
and valuable prizes will be
given to the young lady who car
ries to the regal scepter.
First on the docket, however,
is a contest that will furnish real
competition from start to fin
ish. The opening round of the
Fiddlers' Convention will get I'm
derway in the outdoor arena at
eight o'clock tonight in a show
manship contest that is fairly
bullying with talent. Lion CA.
Irby, who is the man heading
the Fiddlers' Convention comm
ittee said today that all the hill
billy talent in this flat country
seems to have gravitated to-
ward Roanoke Rapids for the
convention.
There will be first and second
place prizes awarded in seven
categories at tonight's shindig,
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-09-24
Ban On Dogs
Ordered In Two
County Areas

Halifax, Sept. 24.-Dr. Robert
F. Young today declared a quar-
antine on all dogs in the Halifax
and Conocanara Townships af-
ter a report from Tillery that a
rabid dog had run loose and had
bitten one person and several
The Halifax County health Of
ficer did not say who had been
bitten, nor did he specify the
length of the quarantine.
He said he was imposing the
quarantine effectice Immediate
ly under the authority given
him by the North Carolina RAJ
bies law to prevent serious OUT
break of rabies among the dogs
in the two townships and to- pre-
vent the jeopardizing of the wei.
fare of the citizens in the area.
nv Vn'ne said this quarantine
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-09-24
Fiddlers' Contest, Growing
OF Queen Feature Activities
At Lions Club Festival Tonight

With the end of the Festival
in sight, the Roanoke Rapids
Lions Club has really built up
to something tonight, when the
annual Festival will feature not
one but two coialccete. entirely
different entertainments.
Before the night is out there
will be coronation of a Queen
of the Festival to climax the Cor
onation Ball at the armory start
ing at ten o'clock. The ball will
be the big social event of the
week insofar as the festival com
mittee is concerned. There are
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-09-24
South Africa
Charges Big
Powers With
Breaking Faith

Paris, Sept. 24-(AP)- South
Africa charged today the great
powers broke faith with the
small nations and threatened to
reconsider her membership in U.
N. if there is not a change.
E. H. Louw, South African
minister Of economic affairs, told
the general assembly that If the
organization of the United Ma
tons continues on the road it
followed during the past two
years, the question will later
have to be faced whether consi-
Iteration in our own national in
terests is compatible with con-
tinued membership in the organi-
cation"
He spoke at the fourth meet
ing of the assembly after U Ohm,
Burmese minister of commerce,
had demanded freedom for In
donesia and French Indo-China
ad had charged that the fighting
in southeast Asia 'is in some
way due to frustrated national
ISM"
Louw's criticism came as the
U.N. kept its back door open
to receive a possible newcomer
into its family trou sies the pro-
blem of the Russian blockade of
Berlin.
The South African economics
minister charged the general as
sembly is being used for "ideo-
logical propaganda and for poi
soning relations between Euro
pean and non-Europeau races OF
the world"
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-09-24
U.S.. Protests Russian Plans To Use Berlin
Air Corridor For Bombing and Firing Range
Barnes Surrenders To Deputy
Sheriff On Plane Theft Count

Claude l.. Barnes, local man
who has been sought since Wed
nesday morning for stealing and
wrecking an airplane from the
Halifax County airport, was ia
ken into custody by Deputy
Sheriff G. F. Gray bout two o.
clock this morning, Halifax
County Sheriff H. A. House said
here today.
The sheriff said that Barnes,
whom Roanoke Rapids police
and Halifax County officers had
been seeking in conjunction with
the theft of the Piper Cub train
er pnne belonging to w. u. Co.
penhaver, had sent word to De-
putty Gray that ne was ready to
give himself up.
The alleged plane stealer was
lodged in the Halifax Jail, the
sheriff said, and will probably
be held there until Tuesday,
when he is slated to appear be-
fore Judge Charles R. Daniel in
the recorders court on charges
of assault on a female. The sher-
iff said Barnes was out on bond
for his appearance in the assault
case when he is alleged to have
wrecked the airplane in a dense
woods about five miles south
west of here last Tuesday after
noon.
Warrants charging larceny OF
an airplane, operating an aircraft
while under the influence Of al
cohol, reckless flying and dam
age to personal property have
been served on Barnes.
The sheriff said he expects
Barnes in the Jail at Halifax I'M
til the assault case is heard, and
said a preliminary hearing on
the more recent warrants will
probably follow the action in the
other case.
Sheriff House said this morn
ing that he had not talked to
Barnes personally since his ar
rest, but he said deputy Gray
said Barnes had told him that he
went to the airport Tuesday af-
ternoon in a taxi and that he
didn't remember anything af-
ter he got to the field until ne
was climbing out of the wrecked
airplane."
Barnes was taken into GUS
tody near his place of residence
in Horner Town, the sheriff re-
ported.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-09-24

and the value of the prizes don
ated locally makes them even
more an object worth seeking.
There will be a first-place
and a second-place prize given
in the following classifications:
beststring band, best fiddle solo
number (violins are not on the
docket, best banjo solo, best
hillbilly song solo, best clog
dance, best singing ensemble
and best guitar solo (either
string or electric guitars accept
Competing for the prizes
in these divisions will be the fol
lowing well-known groups a.
mong lovers of hillbilly music:
Bob Hester and his Carolina
Playboys, Skinny News tine and
his Cherokee Boys, Rosa Lee
Phillips and her Greensville
County Ramblers from over the
state line, Morris Morgan and
his string band, Powell Tanner
and his Rangers and Shorty
Martin and the Carolina trio.
All these groups will be pr
lined for the contest asd an OPP
portunity to be invited back to
Roanoke Rapids Saturday
night for the concert of winners.
In each of the classifications
the winners will be back at the
same old stand on the next night
to perform without the pressure
of competition. Each of the per
formers and groups will be
allowed to play as it pleases,
and it is a sure bet that the stra
ms of good OIL mountain music
will be the chief source of de
light to those who take in the
show.
Today it was learned that an
old friend of the Lions,
Smokey Harris of one of our
nearby prison camps, has vol
unteered to appear at the con
cert Saturday ana bring a fel
low cell-mate known as Frog
Smith. The two Negro prison
ers will stir up their own brand
their act. Harris, of course,
first appeared this week as a
Continued on Page 12)
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-09-24
Are You Guilty?
Clear Yourself
Dear Friends:

Dear Friends:
Are Yo,. guilty Of storing a
lot of useful items in your
homo that someone else could
use? Well. what do you say
you clean out your clothes
closets. attic. basement. garage
or storeroom and get cash for
those idle articles? There's no
better time than right now TO
dispose Of them.- Don't you
agree?
Just put 4 little Herald
Want Ad to work for you.
=. and prepare for ACTION!
Write. stop in or phone R.32s
or R.ss2-l. It's always a good
idea to order your ad on a six.
day basis and cancel 1t as soon
AZ results are obtained.
Don't wait. act at once!
Yours sincerely.
Ruth Cooper
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-09-24

given by DR.. Bugg and his assoc
iates, however in many other
where surgery or special treat
ment is required the patients
were referred to some other ap
proved hospital.
Helping DR.. Bugg yesterday
were DR.. T. J. Taylor of
Roanoke Rapids, a Rotary Club
leader in the move to establish
a clinic here, and DR.. Robert F.
Young, Halifax County Health
Officer. Both doctors and others
who helped in the first clinic,
which lasted from one pm. I'm
til after six, sent the patients
to DR.. Bugg for a complete an
alysis.
DR.. Taylor said today that DR..
Bugg had expressed complete
satisfaction with the way in
which the fir,l days clinic had
been conducted. He said he was
surprised to find as large a turn
out as there was, adding that
the large crowd indicated that
there is real need for such a
clinic in Roanoke Rapids for
people in this area who need or
thopedic treatment.
DR.. Bugg explained that be
cause Of conflict in his profess
ional schedule the time for sub
sequent clinics will be changed
and said the next clinic will be
the first Thursday afternoon IN
November. This means that the
October clinic will not be held,
but all clinics will be conducted
on the first Thursday afternoon
of each month instead of on the
fourth Thursday as was origin
ally planned.