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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-19
CRIMINAL COURT
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tEQntlnued From Page One.
reduced from non-support of his
wife.
Robert Taylor, who pleaded
guilty to stealing a skiff earlier
in the week, made restitution of
SIS to the boat cWner and was
sentenced to serve three months
in County Jail. He would have
gotten six months in Jail if he
had not made restitution, Judge
Caro- said
Edward Taylor. charged with
reckless driving and causing an
accident, was acquitted by a
Jury which heard the case yester-
day.
This morning Judge Caro- SEN
tened Flora Randolph, eolored
to 10 days in County Jail for
trespassins.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-19

HUGH D. GRAVITT tabovsl.
2s. former cab driver. was con-
yirted Of involuntary man
slaughter in Superior Court at
Atlanta. Ca. for the death Of
Margaret Mitchell. famed au-
thor Of Gone With The Vino"
She was struck down on Peach
tree street by Gravitt's automo-
bile last Aug, IL, Sentence on
Gyayitt was not pronounced
inmediately.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-19
80 Observation-Disclosures
People 5 forum
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

The CifteeH welcomes expFe.l>
erA. bnt The editor reserves the
right 80 lrIefe any items " hieh
are considered lfheiOma or upwaE-
ramted the writers HhVtilsI ne
fair ssd eanffne the leftern %
800 words. and svrite ag 0ne side
~ the Dnper pmiy. signature %
the wViserk nsWst ACCOM- pasy the'
sess reauestea eFh~FWise.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-19
WON'T TAKE ACTION

sss kHf 49, ~ y , - 80 800
WASHINGTON Presidential
Secretary Charles Ross said to-
day the Government Will not acl
ii the coal dispute. over the Week'
end. President Truman has sale
that If he does act in the. dispute
the action will be under the Taft.
Hartley law.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-19
APPEALS TO READERS

Editor, The Citizen:
i would be very grateful if you
would publish this appeal to your
readers.
am 30 years Of age and a
Shut In, having suffered from
Il B for quite a long time. As |
am fond of reading ! would be
grateful to any Of your readers
who would send me any old
books. papers, or magazines to
help pass some Of the time. They
will be passed on to others who
are also i'll, when finished with.
Thanking yourself and your
readers for their kindness.
/ remain.
I, Yours sincerely,
PATRICK ]. WALSH.
Fire Station,
Buckingham ST.,
Dublin, Fire
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-12-01
Initidl Rehedrsuls
For Music Festivol
Held: Event Dec. Is

First rehearsals for the annual
Union County Music Festival are
being held this week, Gale w.
Baldwin, county superintendent
of schools announced Tuesday.
The Music Festival, which has
been held annually for 20 years
except during the war, is sched-
uled for Dec. Is in the Marys-
vile High School Auditorium.
Music teachers in the various
county schools have been busy
since the opening of schools Sc
lecting the music and preparing
the pupils for the combined prac-
tices. AS in the past, Marysville's
schools are joining with the
county schools in the big, CO.
Cooperative effort to present the
public with the best in high
school music.
1T is a colorful and we'll
planned program that presents a
non-competitive effort which an
nually plays to an appreciative
audience" Supt Baldwin said,
For that reason, we regard it as
one of our outstanding school
functions.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-12-01
Seven State Winners
To be Honored At
Achievement Meet

Everyone interested in All
Club work is invited to attend
the achievement meeting for
Union, Darby, and Jerome Town
ships which will be held Monday,
Dec. 5 at the Union Local School
House.
A pot-luck dinner will be held
before the meeting with the pub
lie. All people in the three town
ships and any one else interested
invited.
c. M. Ferguson, director of the
Ohio Agriculture Extension Ser
vice, will be the principal speak
er. This is the only achievement
meeting in the state that Mr.. Fer
guson will attend this year.
Five state winners and two
S ta tie championship livestock
judging team members will be
present at the meeting repre-
senting the three townships in
volved. They are Malcolm Nc
kitrick, Raymond Rausch, Mel
vim Boerger, Patty Lombard,
Marvin Morse, Evelyn Burns, and
Wayne Rausch.
Melvin Boerger was a national
winner at Chicago and won a
$500 college scholarship.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-12-01
Springfield Mon Hurt
As Tire Blows Out

A Springfield man was injured
at $50 p. m. Tuesday when the
left front tire of his car blew
out and he lost control of the
vehicle. The accident happened
north of town on Route 4. The
car, a l947 Dodge owned by the
Fink and Heine Company of
Springfield, was very badly dam
aged around the front end.
The driver, Paul E. Trowbridge,
has a very bad cut on his lip and
other facial cuts. He was treated
by DR.. Paul Zaugg of Marysville.
The car was taken to Huffman's
garage in Marysville. Sheriff Wal
ter T. Galloway Investigated the
accident.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-12-01
Corn Growing Contest

Winners in the Dekalb five
acre corn growing contest were
announced Wednesday. High
ranking in the county are: Eu-
gene Amrine, Marysville, 1882
bu. per acre; August Bollack, AL
len Township, l04.94; c. J. Schei-
derer, Marysville Rt. 2, 1O3.O9;
and the Scheiderer Brothers, Mil
ford Center, 10026. State winner
was Hume and Pierce of London
with 1870 and second was S. A.
Peer of East Liberty with 1854
bu. per acre.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-12-01
PAGE EIGHT
Plan Centinnial

On Dec, 5, Taylor Township
will be 100 years old. In celebra-
ton, the Broadway Better Schools
Club will serve a chicken supper
from 5 until 7. This will be fol-
lowed by a hobby show, quilt
show and antique show. At 8
,. m there will be a program
which is free to the public.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-12-01
Suggest Adding Hoy
To Rution for Cows

Feed some of that good hay
you have stored.
This is the advice of dairy nus
bandry specialists at Ohio State
University, who say that it is
important to give cows all the
hay they will eat as fall pastures
taper off.
If the pasture is completely
grazed off, they recommend add
ing silage to the ration. Although
the first few feet of silage at the
top of the silo is usually not
top quality, they say it is best
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-12-01
Ditch Contract Awarded

Contract for the reconstruction
of the Morse Ditch in Jerome
Township was awarded to the II.
S. Bayless Company on their bid
of Sl620.25, which was the only
bid on the project, by the county
commissioners Monday.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-12-01
Violin Pupils

Two Marysville Senior High
School students are studying the
violin under Prof. Romine Ham
ilton. They are Nadia Shuran,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Shuran and Karl HANDEL, son of
Mrs. Ralph HANDEL, of Marys-
vile.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-12-01
Legion Stag Party

A stag party and game supper
will be held in the Legion Shell
ter House in Memorial Park at
1880 p. m. Dec. 2. All members
are invited to come and bring
guests. 1t is open to the public.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-12-01
Steel Folls Off Truck:
Auto Damaged

A 1897 Ford, driven by Roy
Rees, of Irwin, was damaged
when it hit a piece of steel that
had dropped off a truck on Route
near Milford Center Monday
morning.
The steel dropped off Glenn
Carriage truck from Cleveland
and Rees was unable to avoid
hitting it, The left front tire of
his car was damaged but he
was uninjured.
Sheriff Walter T. Galloway in
veStigated the incident.
Inhabitants of the Isle of Man
are called ManXmen.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-12-01
Simpkins Buys Angus

Richard Simpkins, Marysville,
recently purchased six purebred
Aberdeen-Angus COWS from Bouic
Brothers, of Millcreek Township.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-12-01
WITH THE PATIENTS

Mr.. Alva Coil, of w. Seventh
st. entered Doctors Hospital in
Columbus Monday evening for
observation and treatment.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-12-01

Hard wood makes better Goals
for a campfire than soft wood.
Evening star., 1949-02-10
THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. c. - A--3l
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10. isA
Market AVERAGES

w. L. Douglas Shoe Co. reported
a deficit Of $431. .461 In 1948 VS..
net income Of $178,279 or 73 cents
in 1947.
Burlington Mills Corp. named
Jay E. Garvin and Charles j,
Myers, jr., vice presidents.
Evening star., 1949-02-10
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO. Feb. 10 P,.-Grains ran
into some selling after opening & with sharp arip
advances, extending to cents in corn,
were shaved when the selling pressure
expanded.
The market again was very active early,
yesterday. Commission houses had nu.
merous buying orders on their hands at
the opening. presumably coming from In
yesterdays late show of strength.
Trading auieted after the, FIRST 20 min.
utes. Wheat near the end Of the first
hour was | to Pa cents a1 hsher hisher Nay Nay
a4 ~ and d0tn oats vas We're Z to to
to soaI w higher. March, a.1s, and lard was
pounds 9eh's hshers iIwsf March. NJ H. fsiio. is.o
Corn, which was the weakest grain in
the recent price drop. led the early rally
| Reports were being received here tnat
ing to put corn under the Government
loan as the market price in farm areas
has has dropped we'll below the loan level.
An additional help was as, d%,3s bH4st coidi, OF
cent in The premium the commonly nm Crer1 eqn
which followed upon an advance OF ~
cents Yesterday. The agency offered tc te
Sy esaaso sssh s0fa Nav future prce for
to Baltimore during February.
! However. buying was still restricted te
dealers complained about this restriction
saying that when corn is dried to thai
point there Is danger of cracking.
hogs even more attractive, despite the fact
that live hog prices also have slumped
The orn-hog feed ratio at Chicago thii
ago and 1915 . year ago. a.,
| Also helpful TO prices was the statement
by Agriculture Secretary Brannan that the
] in the basic economic picture to warran!
the market price break; He also said
be heightened from two to four hours daily
Evening star., 1949-02-10
Stocks Drift Down
JAS Early Forward
tendencies Fade
BY the Assoeiofed Press

| NEW YORK, Feb. lO.-Early
forward tendencies faded away
later today in the stock market.
Numerous issues still held ir
the plus column. but many early
fractional gains were wiped out in
a slow downward drift. Losses
ranged to around a point.
Trading was at the slowest rate
of the week.
Stocks followed the same pat
tern as grains and other commod-
tiles, which moved up smartly at
the outset but later fell back
During the week the market has
shown little concern with often
wildly fluctuating commodities.
Among the most active issues
were Farnsworth Television and
International Telephone. Farms
worth dropped sharply to just
above 81 share. while I. T. & T.
improved.
Several gold shares were also
SlNCll O P4ny az oAboO0I1G 1Gldl1y 11SllC1
prices. including Homestake Min
ing and Mcintyre Porcupine.
Also ahead were Firestone,
Montgomery Ward, Woolworth,
Deere, Consolidated Natural Gas,
Philip Morris, International Paper,
Northern Pacific, Chesapeake &
Ohio and United States Smelling.
On the losing side were United
States Steel. Acme Steel, Stude-
baker. Goodrich, Sears Roebuck,
American Telephone, Consolidated
Edison. American Smelling, Gen.
eral Electric. Du Pont. Owens
Illinois, Santa Fe, Great Northern
preferred, Standard Oil of New
Jersey. Gulf Oil and Paramount
Pictures.
Marked down in the Curb were
Chesebrough Mfg, Clinchf1eld
Coal, Electric Bond & Share,
Cleaner Harvester. Humble Oil.
Pantepec Oil and Royalite Oil.
Corporate bonds moved narrow
ly in sluggish trade. United States
Governments held steady.
Evening star., 1949-02-10
Produce Markets
IsT INCLUDES oNLv sELECTgD ISSUES

Baltimore quotations furnished BY the
sass abos seaay aa Sssbe
sssnssvania PssfssS ana 0c1xs H4spis pscoss sa
5svs 2 GGIden isIl ana}y Rsl'csoas s Rome.
s's5aanS s54as: YaTks sa5so 509ef boxes. sosss.
Potat9essoId market .s, . dun; 100. ISgT, pound
vania Katahdlns, used sacks, 3,25-40.
!sS $50 lev sss Hg PAPER SACKS
65-75,, few 1850; 15-pound paper sacks,
5es5.: 1oipound paper sacks a,;,s as-4s su.,.,
eoidsn eesidefs brqshsd = As1E'sns ~ ies
KicanS; s;a5-5 Az; white m yams :sw 97s' 9,ns
hamper. NGociidens. '35.
Snap BssnsMaake, saas sssRs "s.fs1; sIeT. weaker:
Florida, bushel hampers. ,stringless Black
Valentines, fair TO generally good quality
: 350-30o; few, best, 3.5o-3.75 poorer,
Lima Beans-zMarket. about steady;
Florida, bushel hampers. 5oo-o.5o' fair
ABOUT STEADY rs5as ,nsss
Flo2ida: 'Or round no' i.5o ~ New York Danish
w. york !,sp. psan'yysn!ss
Iea; cncambers@wesk undertone; lev sales;
Ga sa low 1usse 3 ss'ksts isr aus5 wsfss
RADIsHEsSFiorida, 16-auart baskets
% RhuDarb-Michissn hotSouse: 5-pound
cartons. l.oO-l.25, according to quality
and condition. . ,
nsls Rutaoasas-Near0y' sssaa haif-0ushel NAM
ckased cellophane bags
12 1O-ounce, 2.40; & 10-ounce, 100
ffslisS ssssat5snst esss u" fowl .eou.
carried; trading slow, practically no de-
ii@"p Il. pounds inc and and up ss-a5; fowl. coiored.
very few sales, 36-40; Leshorns. 30-32'
ie" n'Snef Livestock Market.
Cattle. $50: 800 holdovers; total salable,
$50; early trade slow on all classes:
slauehter steers uneyenIy steady to 25 S
craze. aooo-sI sYcS; Is: Scattered 's' sales and
most bids m eanner 10 10y common srades
!6.50-17.50: most Gamers and cutters,
13:O0-l6.50; shelly Gamers down to 1000;
common and medium 1saussse 81 bulls opened
s65-pound feeder steers, ,20,0O.
eeipts unsold and undertone weak to lower:
few odd head lots good and choice veslers
snd MEDIUM % Sds &C. eus
Hoss.soo. opensd mostly 2s higher.
s, sradng ags very 9w snd a.
vance; early sales GOOD and choice trucked-
In 1925 pound barrows and gifts, 20. So
psand: ps Gs'2Se PSanes $3.50 poand,
eSso RGshss 45S peaess
I575-is5o; i4o-1so pounds. ie.5o-S5:
43o BOUNDS. du G5.oo.s5; soo-4sss 49, POUNDS; aets
down; odd stass generally priced 200
under same weight sows; Rarbage-fed
hoss selling 200 under price Of COM
sheepSs5. fs sas Not a15I enough 0"ah on offer to
permit an accurate comparison Of prices;
'ps fnSse ssHfo sasfsa
l1O-pound ewes, 1000 the auotable top
v2sReesRs Wnss5 RsseSt! stl bussss sacks
shipments. l22, 200 bushels; stocks. s.5S7,-
zoo 6o, bushels Ne red winter ssrlisfy ie
Corn--Reeeipts. ,.77,2la bushels: ship.
ments. $4,000 bushels; stocks, 4,799. $50
ments, none: Stocks. 653,e6l bushels: no
quotations.
Barley Receipts none; shipments
none; stocks. Se.415 bushels.
Rye-Receipts: none; shipments, none;
stocks, 424,325 bushels.
soyseans Rscelpts 3as4s sqshslS ssa
bushels.
Millfeed-Receipts. none
Butter and EGGS.
EgsS-Market about steady; demand
slow; receipts liberal; A large 1850; A
mediums, 45-46; B large, 4546;. current
receipts, ungraded, 42-44 ungraded. few
.. Receipts-Butter. 1oe,375 pounds: esss,
40 cases.
Evening star., 1949-02-10

Crude Oil Production averaged
5,351 200 barrels daily in the week
ended February VS.. 438,850 in
the previous week and, 5,332,575
in the like 1948 week-American
Petroleum Institute.
]. p. Morgan e. Co. declared q
dividend of $3.50. payable March
is. Previous quarterly payments
were So.
Rail Income Up Sharply.
Frederick Thomson, Agriculture
Department veteran, will address
the American Marketing Club at
maryland University tonight.
State and municipal financing
| In January totaled $193,512.141 VS..
$125, ,762 ,543 q year ago, the Daily
Bond Buyer reports.
United Wallpaper, Inc, named
E. W. Ream vice president and
general sales manager.
Evening star., 1949-02-10
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO. Feb. 10 A, tUsDA,:-sai-
able hogs, $500 moderately active: bar
rows and gifts. "5 70 mostly 50 higher; her;
and choice 10-":}o pound butchers; - q,
zoos: bulk, good and choice; s4o-s5o :: s,o
pounds. 1879 1850: most compa rab!e
5s0:3s5 pound l755-1ss SO: few "a losds ;ss
choice 350-4oo pound, sows. 17:00-i7 20;
most 450-5oo, pound averages;, y 5e.
tive. fully steady to 80 hisher: cows
steady to so lower: bulls steady to strong:
ysalers, 100 lower; tyg loads dsn Eooa a,.srs sno
2;30o and $3.50; actual top, % so: me- me-.
dium and good steers. / ! SOL 10. mostly
ls00-3l 235; medium to low-choice heifers'
II 50-21 20 cutters and all beef cows,
sdium and gqod 6sef fapsaEe 51is
1000 ., down; good and choice vsaleTs.
mand for stockers and feeders at 1850
Saiable sheep 800; slaughter lambs,
30 hisher astye 2350 PAID fer
ewes steady to strong at 11.0O down.
Evening star., 1949-02-10
FOREIGN Exchange

NEW YORK. Feb. 10 UP.-Foreign ex-
change rates follow tGreat Britain IN
dollars, others in cents)
Canadian dollar in New York open
market, n per cent discount or 92.4s%
Europe-Great Britain tpound), 4.03A.
unchanged Great Britain 30-day futures,
4O3,s, unchanged; Great Britain 6O-day
futures, 4.02f3, unchanged; France
liraI February fixed rate, .O01739: Jan
uary, .O01139; Sweden tkrona). .Sb'
unchanged; Switzerland (franc) free)'
2514, up OF of a cent.
Latin America-Argentina tfree), 20 9On
UNCHANGED: Brazil tree), $50. unchanged;
Mexico, 4.52, unchanged.
n Nominal,
Evening star., 1949-02-10
New York Produce

NEW YORK. Feb. 10 R.-Butter
61S.331 steady: prices unchanged.
Cheese-30s,739 steady; prices un
changed.
E2g prices we're higher today in TIT
wholesale market. Receipts totaled 90,
40.. cases Spot quotations follow:
weights. 44-45; extra ] large 43-2; eXtrf
:. large, 42-43; extra l medium. II 4
64tes 6nsss AZ eul1ent ehecfs f Ffeffps Whites
fancy heavyweishts. 44l2-45ha; extra
large, 4313-44: extra large, 43-43ia
weights, 44-45; extra / large, 43la
extra . large, 43; extra medium.
Nearby top quotations on nearby white
sale selling prices for the nnest marks
available and not paying prices to pro-
ducers or shippers) Whites, extra fancy
heavyweightS At; fancy heavyWeights A.
As; others. 43; mediums, 42-43. Browns
extra fancy heavyweights. 40; fancy heavy.
weights, 44-45; others. 43; mediums
Evening star., 1949-02-10
Business Briefs

Bank Clearings in Is leading
cities declined to S12.573, ,481 900
in the week ended February 9 VS..
S13,913,873O00 in the previous
week, but remained $50 above
s12,536,418,o00 in the like 1948
week-Dun g. Bradstreet
Business Loans of member
banks in leading cities dropped
to s15,318,0O0,OOO on February 2,
a decline of S63,000,000 from a
week earlier, but remained $685.
100000 above year earlier-Fed-
eral Reserve Board.
Automobile Production this
week will total 106,6s8 units, in
cluding 1882 cars and 26.756
! trucks VS.. 72,215 cars and 26.569
. trucks last week - Automotive
; News.
Markets Will Be Closed on Sat-
ufday in observance of Lincoln's
/ birthday.
International Telephone g.
Telegraph Co. announced an
agreement to purchase Farms
worth Television & Radio Corp.
through an exchange of stock on
the basis of one I. T. g. T. share
for each IL Farnsworth shares.
Philco Corp. purchased the as
sets of Roger M. Wise, Inc.
leader in electronic tube work.
American Viscose Corp. an
nounced cellophane capacity of its
Sylvania division will be increased
to 100,000,000 pounds a year and
production of the Fredericksburg,
Va, plant will be doubled to make
IT. the largest single cellophane
unit in the world.
American Cities Power g. Light
Corp. declared a dividend of 1/40th
share of North American Co. COM
mon for each American Cities
Power class B share held, payable
March 25.
8, Republic Steel Corp. earned
s&46, ,438, 1872 or $761 share in 1948
VS.. $31 018,409 or $517 in the pre-
vious year.
-. Union Bag G. Paper Corp. net
income for 1948 was $13,607. 100
or $917 VS.. $11,756,608 or $7.93
In 1947.
g. st. Louis San Francisco Rail-
way earned 1891 ,o96 or $3.46 in
fB48 VS.. $500 ,812 or 1925 in the
previous year.
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet Co. net
for 1948 was $5,196,584 or S8.11
VS.. 3,846, ,729 or $5.97 in 1947.
Granite City Steel Co. earned
$Ss267,70 or 1884 in 1948 VS..
$1,941 ,899 or $500 in the previous
year.
Ohio Brass Co. profit for 1948
was s3,226,5 ,584 or 1928 VS.. $2.043.-
115 or $3.50 in 1947
Noblitt Sparks Industries
earned $2,460.133 or $4.14 in 1948
W. $2,648,614 or s4.46 in the
previous year.
Norwich Pharmacal Co. net for
'1948 was $1,266,967 or S1.59 VS..
$580,o05 or 73 cents in 1947.
York Corp. earned $437 800 or
81 cents in three months ended
December 81 VS.. $927,721 or go
cents a year earlier.
~ Universal Leaf Tobacco Co. net
for 1948 VS.. $2,393,381 or $500 a
share. No comparisons for 1947
we're available.
Emerson Electric Mfg. Co.
earned $257,879 or So cents in
three months ended December 81
vs. $472,o91 or 80 cents a year
earlier.
Evening star., 1949-02-10

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Evening star., 1949-02-10
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