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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-06-02
THE MERCHANTS are at home

THE MERCHANTS are at home
this weekend entertaining the
Quaker City nine in a return
game, a league contest. Last Sun
day, the QuakerS forced the Mer-
chants to come from behind twice
to knot the score and the out
come was in doubt until the final
inning. A good game is in pros
pect for all fans attending this
Sunday at 200 p. m. at the Fair
grounds.
IN SUNDAYS GAMES Somerton
handed Malaga it's first defeat
Al to shove Caldwell back into
second place, Holloway defeated
Woodsfield 5-3 and Barnesville
downed the stubborn, Batesville
team 81 in II innings. Charlie
Murphy, Barnesville hurler who
defeated Caldwell, won his own
game in the 11th inning with a
tWo-run homer and struck out
q men. The first of the night
games was also played this week
with Barnesville sW m ping
Batesville 1916 oa Tuesday night
THESE NIGHT GAMES are set
~dp to be played on Tuesday
nights at. Barnesville with one
team the home team, an the other
visiting team. Game time is 800
E. S. T. or 900 Barnesville time
with the home team furnishing
the balls.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-06-02
Delighted. Devilish. Dizzy. Or
Delirious, They Are Sill Fined

Dry and decent-deghted ard deviishdelnquen and
gushing just plain dead drunk
These of the classifcatons the
content of alcohol the blood police department used
while intoxicated
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-06-02
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Orr and

sons, Chester and Lester, of Mas
sillon, were weekend guests Of
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Felix
Arnold, of the Fulda community,
and Mrs. Effie Orr, of Maple
Heights. Miss Freda Arnold, of
Canton, was also a guest at the
Felix Arnold home.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-06-02
MARRIAGE PERMIT

Mitchell R. Keyser, farmer, Of
Caldwell route S and Edna Eileen
Perkins, housework, Ava, were
issued marriage permit Thurs
day by Clerk Helen johnson of
the probate court.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-06-02

Runs batted in-Hanes 2. Jor-
dan, L. Wickham. Two base hit
-Hanes. Stolen bases-McCune,
Pickenpaugh. Double plays -
Craft to Tilton. I. Wickham to
c. Spellman. Strikeouts-Morris
4, Christopher 3, Wickham 10.
Walks-Morris 4, Christopher /.
Wild pitch-Wickham 2. Hits off
Morris 2 in 3 innings, Christie
pher 4 in 4 Winning pitcher
Christopher. Umplre-J. Christo-
pher.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-06-02
S H 0 RTS
By LONG
LEAGUE STANDING
LAST WEEKS RESULTS

LAST WEEKS RESULTS
Caldwell 7, Quaker City 5
GAINESVILLE 3, Batesvilie l G1
innings).
Holloway 5, Woodsfield 3
Somerton 4, Malaga /
Barnesville Is, Batesville 6
(night)
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-06-02
GAMES THIS WEEK

Quaker City at Caldwell
Batesville at Barnesville
Malaga at Somerton
Woodsfield at Holloway
Quaker City at Woodsfield
s(night)
Evening star., 1949-11-02
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO. Nov. 2. GA strong buying
movement sent grains UP on the Board
the market beat its way into higher terri
tory, led by deferred contracts of corn
soybeans showed a slight hesitancy to
70 along with the rest OF the market, but
the only real laggard was lard: All
futures e ssoa Ss s hs SEQ svs 81 sfcfRs he Mas Cart
backgrounded the downturn. '|
whss aese the end Sesfs Of the 5s hSs,
1.1ss. and oats we're ss-z higher De.
hhsI s sSy9essas 4 snd
was 5 to 10 cents hundred pounds low
or, November 9.70.
deferred corn deliveries was q report the
Agriculture DEPARTMENT would reduce corr
acreage BY 10000. 900 acres next year. II
be Imposed. although this was a more de.
Acreage reductions cannot be mad.
fesins hSa' quotas % cannot bs b IMPOSED 9u xitRou @
z farm vote md Individual farmers whs VII!
a9 are mot not eeRy eSe wh e
Cash ~ corn a receipts e totaled sos cars
sth was NOT vers arse
corn possible gave better tone to tn,
kets were said to be outbidding Chicago.
One reason for chicaeos compara
lively low bids for all grains, 1t wa,
said, was the tight storage situation here
Eventually this will be improved. Tn,
ditton to its elevator and Cargill, Inc
announced contracts had been let fo
increasing its storage space
:. The weekly weather bureau report sale
the new winter wheat crop was mAkini
3aEqEAble progress except in the Pacifi
Northwest, where dry weather has he'll
bAck2&rowth.
Evening star., 1949-11-02
SteeIs, Motors Lead
Stock Market Gains
Of Fractions 10 81
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK. Nov. 2.-Stocks
moved ahead today in an active
market with gains running from
fractions to more than a point.
Steels, motors and chemicals led
the parade which was joined by
most of the other major groups.
Rails Jagged behind in the rise
with the leaders mostly un-
changed to fractionally higher.
Oils were on the dull side. Air
lines were most unchanged. In
the mixed category were the
radio-TV issues, aircraft, farm i'm
plements and the gold group.
U. S. Gypsum stood out with a
gain of 4 points at one time at
los. Coca Cola at 1853 had a gain
OF 3 points during the session.
Others higher included United
States Steel. Bethlehem Steel,
Youngstown Sheet & Tube, Chry-
sler, General Motors, Santa Fe,
Southern Pacific, United States
Rubber, j. I. Case, Douglas Air
craft, Philco, Anaconda, American
Cyanamid, Allied Chemical, East
man Kodak. American Can, In
ternational Paper, Standard Oil
(New Jersey. and Westinghouse.
The bond market marked time.
Public utility loans were a little
higher. In the over-the-counter
market, some of the long-term
Treasury issues were up 1882.
Others were unchanged.
Evening star., 1949-11-02
|Chicuoo Livestock

CHICAGO, Nov, | l9 tUsDA).-salabls
trade later slow, steady to weak on on
butchers, steady tay on sows; bulk sood and
1900 for several loads: many sales az
1879; weights under 200 pounds and
16 80: 45o-60O pound: 14.50-15 30
Salable cattle, $500; salable calves.
400; good and choice steers slow, weak to
90 lower: common and medium srades
fairly active. fully steady to strong and
steers. 40.50; load held above Il 90; bulk
dunn to low-sood; 22 O0-2e.60; load
choice 90o-pound heifers, 81 90: most me-
mon and medium beef cows, "A 90 l 8 rs:
Gamers and cutters, 11.50-14.00; medium
and good bulls, 1S.5O-2O 90: bulk medium
to choice vealers, 25,00-29 so; few 80. 90.
salable sheep 1000: SLAUGHTER lambs
steady to 25 cents higher; top, 24.25 paid
for choice natives, choice No. skin-fed
Westerns: Vests n 3o 90; bulk good and choice
ewes strong, mostly S.OO-11OO,
Evening star., 1949-11-02

NEW YORK CITY
IS S0- 1o7aNa
FOREIGN l:l6
Antioa Sd rs 81 -
Australia IS 6b 1o0h
Canada 3Ks 81 lo7iA
Chile 2-3s a3 2SN
Denmk Ans SO rs
Italian Is. 3e77 BIN
Peru 1st 6s 60. ~
DOMESTIC 1913
Am&F P 6s2O3O e6
AmT&T 3Ms IL 1864
Am T&T 3hs59 ia
Am tat 2As57 1ooN
Am T&T 2Asfl 1o6Aa
Am TIT 2s4ss0 9oh
Am T&T 2asssa 96M
AmTobacco3sBB 1oAis
A T s p As 95 l27
Balt&Oh 6s95G 5SM
B&O CIV 4h201O A5N
Balt&o As 75A s6
2&t1SouD.v5ssf 66A
Bethlehem 3s 79lo4
BufRoch&P67st 50
Can Pac Is perp e9M
Caro- C&O As 65 1oeh
Cent BUP As 4s 90
c Ca 4hse020B 81
CentNYPwr3s741o5Z
cnRRNJ3Ass7 39M
C&O 3las 96 D 1ooJA
GRO 31as ~ = 1ooH
ChiI&LA Aa2003 20
CMStP4hs2Ol9 50
CMStP4hs2044 A9h
Chi&Nw4hs99 ~
CRIPin4has20l9 1914
CCCSL ANS II SO
Conn RIP 3As61 1o4sH
Con Ed cv IS SO lis
ConaEd 2As'72 1o1N
Det Ed cv IS 81 ia
Det Edison 3s70 1864
Dull SS&A 6s 81 A6iA
Erie 4hs 201b 62A
Fla e est IS ~ S24s
Greyhound3s59 1o23k
Hud Coal IS 62a ollA
Hud&M RI 6s67 66iA
Hud&M in 6s67 2oA
! c 4As 66 80
ice StL Is 81 4 1904
IcCStL 4ks SO 0Ah
IntGtNor 6s 62 25A
Evening star., 1949-11-02
THE EVENING STAR Washing von D. c. s'A-15
z.
New York Produce

NEW YORK. Nov. Q P).-Butter, 771,-
431: steady; prices unchanged.
Cheese, 427,5Se. steady; prices un-
changed.
Eggs, 17442: firm.
New York spot quotations follow:
Midwestern: Mixed colors-Fancy heavy
weights, $3.50; extra ! large, 81; extra
l medium. AZ; dirties, 42A; checks, 40h;
pullets. 35.
extra l large, SO; extra medium, 43;
pullets unquoted.
extra | large 81; extra tas're ! medium o' Is.
Nearby tTop quotations on nearby white
and brown eggs represent wholesale selling
prices to producers or shippers.)
Whites-Extra fancy heavyweights. 3d.
so; fancy. heavyweishts, 56.57; others
35-36: peewees, 1928.
Browns-Extra fancy heavyweights. SO.
81; fancy heavyweights, 51.52; others
large, so; mediums, 43; pullets, 1886
peeWeeS, 1927.
Evening star., 1949-11-02
IN. Y. Bond Market
LIST INCLUDES ONLY SELECTED ISSUES
FURNISHED by the Associated press.)

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IntHydroE6s44 61h
Kan C Sou 4s76 los
lLacledeG Gs4h63 l2z
LehVl NY4Has50 II
lLehVal4s20O3D 77N
MKT adj 5s67 50
MKT list $3.50 60sh
Mo Pac bhs - ~
mo Pac IS 65 A ootA
mo Pac S. ~ P 9oA
mo Par Is IA q 9o3k
Pac IS 80 n 81
mo Pac IS slI ooih
mo Pac Tn Is rs -
lMor&E3Ias200n 5AA
N o T N 61ss54 80
N o T M 4hs56 o2A
NYC RI IS 2013 62N
lNYc 4hs20I3A s7lA
N Y C. con II 9R 5AlA
NYCHR 3Has 81 75M
NYNHinc4hs'2s AoM
lNYNHH 4s2OO7 81
NYOW RI Is % ga
N 7 Tel 2'As az lolN
Nor Pc 5s2O47D 1914
Nor P cit 4as76 1904
IOkla GE 2As75 look
IOrWsRRN 3s 90 loAiA
PennC CtAirShs6 TN
Penn P&Lt 3s7b 1o4
IPennRR gn5sss 1olM
oennR 9 4Hs6h S4b
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IPeop G cy 1858 l16N
| IPereMar 3NS S01o2
Iohils II 2As 81 1o3ih
lStLSF 4Ihs2O22 5eN
StLSanFrn4s97 e8iA
lSeab in4hs2016 66ih
|SoPacidc4hs ee,A
lSou Pac 4ihs SO 81
SoPae4 asOr77 99lh
SO Ry en- IS ~ 1l1ih
Sou Ry z Is b6 coy
Third Ave 6a 40 ~
Third Ave 4s 60 SO
lva&SW en- 5s5S -
WsPac4h 1o1N
West On Is 81 9ei1
) West On 81 60 e.
WstElcv2 .66s78 los,A
Wise Cent 4s 10 75N
Evening star., 1949-11-02
Produce Markets

~ Bsaittinaore s..t quotations supplied By I'll,
nsS ProdussManns. ssa.ss Asrieuisrrs Dsp.rtsnt
bushel baskets and Eastern crates. 81
Sc Sc; inch l; Grimes rim ~ inch: 1:25: Romss
inch h1'ias Sp eo! heson'ylyss i.. sshes Pc
thasns, than 2h inch up. 1.6o: Mcintosh. 81.
uuai,tvD neh yD' 39o: yesF Bones, 2 inch uD, iaii
MARYLAND. Pennsylvania and New jersey
'af'oas PosatoesMsstet vsresiss tetcashd a Tn eSzS
4o mostly around n0 ass: s:ed so-posnd 1osns
paper gs,.ss sacks, ns..1ol t;lo-2o r .,
Ian land and virginia; bu.hei baskets. O.. 5.
best. $50; Puerto Ricans. a.0o-so: ordi-
ar e ise droak quality s'e nssnSs ssRs
Lima beans - Market % about steady; seos
smRss' 5s u.s. yH1s v4sns hSr rordasfs 1diaa
Livestock Quotations.
offerings stock cattle: very little sold In
opening round; scattered lots SLAUGHTER
0us Dounas lsssds st.sls medium spa gSSG
part load 95s pound common and medium
1s5o-20.0o; light weight cutters down to
calvss-2oo: early receipts mainly good
sad sa9s s!, ysssEs q ius *. steady en with
calves. esis s0anSp sSd medium vsalsrs and
r.tseT 400 rene ss5sr.IIy S,., steady trade but
IS lower on over 40 '1 poanders; d 'eaSis earis
sales good and choice iso-S2o pounds
Douna Dou1sss ss tt' 1896 aopna.
Sounds, e Sanrs fso-l4o Bounds
1890: I4o-160 pounds, 1850: 1s0-
pounds. ,14.50-75; heavier weights. 1875
Down; stays; 200 under sows;. garbase-fed
.eheep@26; nothing in m early. alds. quota
tidns nominally unchanged: good and
choice sla.shter lambs quoted to $500.
same grade pcvss,, swss TO opot,.,o,. 9oo;
Poultry1Market dull; receipts mod
tex few saEfsss rassss msss;
s5:sT mostly %: lishtwsishts: iz;is:
Grain Market.
Tour @TgSur-Rsceipts. s,Ss6 loo.pound sacks.
ments is7 sss bushsis ;'e ssoefs, Ian ssse. e .oss
sos N Novsmssr xassr sssfk sos NO. sDGss
corn-.Reeeipts, 2ss.25o bushels; ship
ments, $4,000 bushels; stocks. 2,s53.754
oats--Receipts, none; shipments, none;
stocks, 27O.566 bushels.
..dss Isrley~Hsesipts: ss none; Shipments none;
Rye-Receipts. l0.s04 bushels; ship
soybcans-Receipts. 54.bo7 bushels;
shipments. none; stocks, 223.237 bushels.
Milifeed-Receipts. 740 tons.
Butter and Egxs,
EgRs-Market about steady: receipts
moderate;. demand slow. Wholesale selling
prices: A large. $3.50; A mediums. s45-47;
receipts. ungraded, few best. 1889,
Receipts-Eggs, 100 cases; butter, ST.
S65 pounds. -
Evening star., 1949-11-02
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, Nov. 2 R.-Foreign ex.
change rates follow (Great Britain in dol.
lars others in cents). Canadian dollar
discount or 90.1sA U. S. cents, OF i. OF
a cent.
Europe-Great Britain, pound, 28Oh
unchanged; Great Britain, 3O-day futures
2.80h, UNCHANGED; Great Britain, 6o-day
futures, 2.S0h, unchanged; Great Britain,
90-day futures 1904, UNCHANGED; France
franc, .28A of cent. unchanged; Italy,
lira. .16la Of cent. unchanged; Sweden,
krona, 1896, unchanged; Switzerland
franc, free, 23.15, up .02 of a cent.
unchanged: Brazil. free. $50, unchanged;
Mexico, i ST, UNCHANGED
Evening star., 1949-11-02
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. Nov. R1.-Cotton fu-
lures continued steady IN quiet forenoon
trading today. Liquidation and hedging
were offset by mill buying, with price
movements narrow. Traders waited fresh
Developments on spot cotton, textiles and
exports.
Noon prices were 10 to 80 cents q
bale higher than the previous close. De-
cemher 1896. March 1898. and May
Evening star., 1949-11-02

Hsuriy Sales on the Exchsnee Teaxy,
1900 am. 31o 600 1900 noon GEO ooc
400 pm. go 600 300 pm 600 ooc
funit Of Trading 10 shares sln oank.
under the Bankruptcy Act or seciifities
assumed by such companies. Rates Of divi-
dsnds u the foregoing table are annual
or semiannual declaration. unless other-
wise noted. special Of extra dividsnds sre
ri ashss Sasa satsa q s.sl.. ~ s.
stock dividend: dCash or stock Paid
last wear. fPayable n stock. estimated
clared o. paid 90 far this yssr. h peciared
Of paid after stock dividend of split-up.
Z Declared cr paid this year, m accumuls-
this rear. dividend omitted. deferred Of no 10
action taken ct last dividend meetinG.
. peelarsd 1949 payabls q le4o. yLiquI.
eash ssius undstsrmlnsd % dssisrsficn
Evening star., 1949-11-02
Washington Exchange

Wash Gas com--100 at 24ss.
Virginia Elec & Pow com-lOO at 19k,
Amer Tel g. Te1-5 at l45
virginia Elec 8s Pow com-10O at 19A, 8!
Potomac Elec Pow com-50 at 15h.
Potomac Elec 1906 pfd "B"-1OO at Al
Sdsi WoodHard Tans1. z Tothrmons t4hsmsl 200 e $685.
Hecht com-5 at 25K.
wash Gas 81; 30 pfd-2b, at 1O7.
Gar1nckel 4h% pfd-100 at 1874.
Garfnckel com-60 at II.
POTOMAC Elec Pow COMO at 15ss, 1:
Evening star., 1949-11-02
Metal Quotations

NkW YORK, Nov. 2 4R.-spot nom
ferr48S metals prices today: Copper. TN
cent4A pound, Connecticut Valley. Lead,
IL e&55ts i pound, New York Zinc, 9%
sentS pound. East st. Louis.
Evening star., 1949-11-02
Market AVERAGES

johnson & johnson announced
an extra dividend of 20 cents and
a quarterly of 80 cents, both pay
able December IL.
Evening star., 1949-11-02
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
FURNISHED by the Associated Press,

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Anil Gas E .b2g
Air Reduction I
Alaska Juneau
4, Aldens Inc ! W
Alleghany Corp
Alleghany Cp Of
Alleg LudSt1 iag
tAlleg g. West 8
Allied C&Dye Ga
Allied Strs 3
Allis Chal I go
Allis-Chal pf3A
Anal Leath.1
AmeradaPet 3a-
Am Agrlcul 3a
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Am Bosch !
Am Brk Sh ! las
Am Broadcast
Am Cable & Rad
Am Can 3 -
tam Can of z
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Am Chicle "a
Am Cyan / iaa
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Am Encaust va
Am EXPORT L 2
Am & FrRn Pwr
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Am Gas & El 8
Am Hide&L lag
Am Home ! Goa
Am Loco / 40
| Am M&Fdy 80
Am Metal la
,. Am Molas 40
Am Power g. 1t
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Am Pol 8 Of Ok
Am Rad&SS ,a
Am SafeRaz "
Am Seating la
Am SIN & Ref 8 X
tam Sm&R of 2
AmStlFdrs $40
Am Stores I .40a
Am Stove
Am Sum Tob 2
Am Tel g. TIE. 8
Am TOBACCO 3a
Am Viscose 8
Am Wat w .60g
Am Woolen So
Am Wool or of 4
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Anaconda c 2g
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Archer-Dan q
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Arms Crk 1.T0g
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Assd Dry G I go
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Assoc Inv 2
| Atch T&SF, Ga
Atch T&SF U 5
A T F Inc l -
Att Coast Line 1
All Refining .
tAtl Ref pfB3A
Atlas Corp go
Antocar Co
Auto Canteen l.
Avco Mfg 15g
BABB1TT 100
Bait d Ohio
Balt&Ohio Of 1e
Barnsd Oil Gag
Bath Ir W ks
Beatrice Foods
Beaunit NJ Of
BeechNPk ! Goa
Bendix Avia Pa
Benef IndL l kb
Benguet CnsMn
Best & Co 2
Best Foods "a
Beth Steel 2.40
Bigelow-S 2.401
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Bliss E w I
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Bond Stores 2
Borg-Warnr A
Boston g. Me
Bower Roll B s.
Branin Air
Bridgpt Br 15p
BriggsMfg l hg-
Bristol-Mv 1.60
Bkln UnG 1.3Og
Brwn&Bigelw /.
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Bucyrus-E1 .20g
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Budd Co .70g
| Buff Forge Gag
| BurlingtnM l "
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Burr Add M 80
Bush Term hf
Butler Bros
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ByronJacksn 2
| CALIP PKG2h-
Callahan Zinc e.
| Calumet & Hec :
| Campbell Wy 2
| Can DIV GA 80
Canad Pac / Ag
| CAPITAL Airlines
| Caro- Pw q 1t Q
| Carrier Corp l.
| Carriers&G.16g
| Case u II Co 2R
| CaterpilTrac Lib
| Celanese 2 40
tCelan ~ of 2 j
| celanese LIST 4A
celotex Corp ]
Cent Aguir Ia
Cent Fdy 20p
centHudGas SO
| Cen III 1t 2.20--
Cen r r N J A
Cent g. SW 80
| Cent Viol s 2g
Cen Rib M go
Cerro de PasAp
| Certn- tdPd Goa
! Chain Belt 2g
| Champ faper Q
Ches g. Ohio 8
| Chi Corp go
| Chi g. East III
| Chi&E III A 1g
| Chi Great West
| Chi Grt West pf Z
Chi Ind & L A
| Chi Nil st Pep
ChiMSP &Ppf4g
| Chi g. N West 20
Chi g. N W of 8
Chi Pneu I'll "a
ChiPneuTS3pf3
| Chi r I&Pac B..
| Chi r I&P Of 5 !.
Chickasha Oil /
| Chtlds Co
Chrysler 5kg
CHM G&E l.4U :
tCinn G&E Of 4
CIT Ftnap 8
Citv Stores ] 30
I Clev El I'll 2.20
Climax M TOE
Clinton Ind 2.40
Clopay Corp
Coca-Cola "A
| Colgate-P-P "a
ColonialMills l.
Col Fuel e. Irla
Col Fuel&Ir Of l
tColo Il South s.
tColo&So lstpf 8
Colum Gas "
. ~tA a.
Evening star., 1949-11-02
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-Dividends an
Evening star., 1949-11-02

~
Clev Ell Ill 2.20-
Climax M TOE
Clinton Ind 2.40
Ciopay Corp
Coca-Cola "A
Colgate-P-P "a
ColonialMills l.
Col Fuel g. Irla
Col Fuel&Ir Of I
tColo Il South :
tColo&So lstpf {
Colum Gas ~
Coium Pict kg
ColumPct pf4A
Colum Carbn 2
Col&SO Ell 1.40
Comb Eng 8 2
Conf Credits so
.Com1 c pf3.60 :
Coml Solvts lM
ComwthEd 1.60
Cong-Nairn1 VA
Cons Copper
Cons Eds ! go
Cons Eds Of g.
Cons Vultee
Consum Pow Q ,
Cont Baking 10
Cont Can la
Cont lnsur "a
Cont Motor zoe
Cont Oil Del A.
Cooper-Bess 2
COP RANGE 80
CopwldStl l goa
Corn Prod $50
CornineGlass "
Coty Inc -
Coty Intl ------
Crane Co ] Goa
Crown Cork Ia
tCrwn q pf4.20
Crucible Steel
Cuba Sug 2Ag
CudahyPR Bon
Curtis Publish
fCurtisP Mk'
Curtiss-Wri !
Cutlr-Hm 1.20A.
DANA CORP ]
Davis Chem IN
DaytnP&L 1.S0
Davtn Rub .90g
Deccs Record "
Deep Rock Oil Q
Deere & Co 5g
Del IL Hudson 4
Del p & L / 20
Den&RGWpf5g.
Derby Oil 1.05g
Detroit Ed 1.20
Devoe & r A 2
Diam T Mot In
Diana Stores 90
Dist Corp-Sea !
D.vco Corp | so
Dixie Cup IN
fDlx1e cup A2h
Doehler- r-Jrvs2a
DomeMines 10
Douglas Airc 5a
Dow Chm 1.60b
tDwChm2pf3M-
| Dresser Ind 2
| .Duplan Cp Kb
| lpuPontdeN.6 .66h
! EAGLE-PI 80
4 Eastern Air Line
: Eastern Cp Hp
! East st StI 15R..
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Evening star., 1949-11-02

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-11

tendants stood smiling in the
center Of the Ball Room. Kappa
men and Scrollers circled them
singing their sweetheart song.
Phanuel Hamilton. prexy OF
the Scrollers. was the able spokes-
man. Mr. Fred Grady. Dorothy's
father, took pictures Of his
charming daughter wearing her
crown.
Towns people present TO en-
Joy the swinging and swaying
and 10 see their favorite girl
crowned were Mr.. and Mrs. s.
r. Williams and guest. Mr..
Beauregard Stubblefield and Miss
Barbara Hill OF Dearborn. Mr.
and Mrs. c. Beatty Mr.. Laddis
Ledford. Sara c Woodslde. jeff
Moore. DR.. and Mrs. Jefferson.
Walt Brown. Mr.. Lamb DR. and
Mrs. Bass. Bernice billiard. Phyllis
lTolbert and Mr. and Mrs. II. W
Francois
Among the younger set pres
ent we saw Dolores Robertson
Rebs Frierson. Dick Williams
Billy Robertson. Celia Bow and
Dorothy's parents, the Fred
Gradys.
Promptly al twelve the gaiety
ended with the crowd scurryinf
OFF 70 after parties or g fleetInl
look see AT Count Basic who
was holding forth Al the Armory
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-11
NORTHEND Society CHIPS
by Pauline Underwood

Lullaby" Mary Ann TAYLOR,
Sunny Days: Marjorie Legion.
Drums and Cymbols;" Yvonne
Wilson. Jack and Jill"
The junior chorus sang during
intermiSSion. Their renditions IN
cluded In Spring." Cuckoo"
and Fairy Castles" The most
outstanding pupils were Emman-
uel Wilson playing 'Plccolo Ia
rantelle" and Elise La Brew
playing ~Mlnuet No Z" and The
Winding River"
SAFETY FLAG
Tuesday morning promptly at
$50 o'clock Mayor Van Ant
werp presented to the Dawson
School safety flag for their
outstanding safety program. The
flag was presented 10 Captain
OF the Patrol boys. David We'll
come. In the Captains company
were 1t. Ronald Stephens and
1t. Joseph Rivelts Principal Of
the school. Alice Drown. spoke
briefly after the ceremonies. The
sponsor Of the safety patrol boys
Is Francis S. Exworthy.
LET'S TALK ABOUT
]. The Ceacar Peppers outstand-
ing porch furniture. very pretty.
2. The Alfred Jerry Browns
new baby boys.
3. Vender James Bennett Civ
ing all his customers a geranium
4. Glad 10 see my little friend
Darlene Hunt up and about
again.
s. Frances tSusar Lump King s
pretty summer dress.
s. Dotty Rayford's changeable
colored dotted Swiss"
7. How pretty Daisy Phillips
looked at the anniversary party.
8. Mrs. Julia BENEFITS daisies
and roses all are blooming.
o. Mozell Wilson's prize pop
pies
10. Betty Bennett driving her
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-11
INkSTER
J0TTINcS

Cruising around Inkster, we see
all types OF "Junish" sights and
summerish signs. like: The kids
playing baseball on the corner
lot. artistic matrons puttering
about in flower gardens or water.
ING lawns Thy the way have you
noticed the beautiful lawns
around town Seniors strutting in
caps and gowns like "Importan-
ce" itself. and the practical-mind
ed man toiling in the garden, tend
ing the little green shoots OF We
getables just coming up.
June begins the summer vacs-
ton for most OF US, So il is with
Mrs. Ida Bufford and Miss Fran
ces Llewellyn Fuller. mother and
daughter OF Mrs. Clyde B. Fuller
Of Durand Court, who are visit
ing from Augusta. Arkansas. Mrs.
Fuller also has the pleasure OF
entertaining Mr. Jack Layne OF
Flint. Mich, Their visit 10 un-
limited.
Memorial Day was spent by
Major Foster of Dursnd CT. In
entertaining cousins. Mrs. Ida
Hill and Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis
Hill and family Of Detroit.
Mrs. Cassie Trip OF Upton CT.
has returned from an extensive
vacation in her home town,
Memphis. Tennessee. Her family.
friends and neighbors are glad
10 have her home again for they
feared Memphis had a stronger
attraction for Mrs. Trip than
did Inkster.
Mr.. n. A. Person OF Durand CT.
has been transferred from Pom
tisc General hospital TO the Dear
born Veterans Hospital. He is
reported improving from the in
juries received in an automobile
accident.
Miss Dolores Gardner. daughter
of the Harvey Gardeners OF Dur
and, is home from Wayne County
General Hospital where 81 was
taken May rs.
Funeral services for Mr.. Albert
Starks of Henry St, were held
May 81 at Holy Family Chapel
Hickory ST.. Mr.. Starks died May
q after a prolonged illness. The
Requium High Mass was said by
the Rev. Father II. Mcneil. pastor
/ Of Holy Family Chapel. To the
bereaved wife, Jessie Starks. we
the citizens OF Inkster wish V
extend out deepest sympathy.
Mrs. Lottye M. O'Rear, Mrs
Florence Hathcock, Mrs. Maggie
Howard. Mrs. Lille Clark. Mrs
Addie l. Johnson, Mrs. Dorothy
Burns, Mrs. Julia Johnson. Miss
Billie Jean Ball. Mr.. Hogan Bon
am, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cole,
man. and Mr.. and Mrs, Herbert
Bonam were those attending the
June LIST card party presented by
the Blessed Virgin Sodality Of
Holy Family Chapel Prize win
ners were: Julia johnson, LIST
Addie Johnson. 2nd: Billie Jear
Ball. Ord. Charles Coleman, Door
prize.