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Evening star., 1949-04-21
Chicooo Livestock

CHICAGO. .Apri1, q - fusDA,'.. =.
alb veiEhts; market tairls active. but
good and choice 100 go pound, is 90
Is 60s aT0-29o pound. II Sa-ls.oQ few
3e0-350 pound. l6.fb-17 so; small lots
up to 400 pounds as low as 1890; socd
and sho,es sess unas5 100 ng osngds nos, ~
sn dss TO sss aS odd hsaa sasShs s.les eo
Sslable cattle---4 900; .sslabie ealvs.,
lower: some sales 30 lower: vsalsrs weak
iow-choiee ,as5-pound fed steers: most
medium to lov-ehoice steers and year
iinss. .o0-ab SO: short iosd. common 10
medium l.00o-eound vslehts II .oo
choice hsifers absent medium sne foeo
heifers. q, ,oe-oA SO: few aood beef cow
issS-isloo; canners and en.tert 1900
"a. .50.a2 IS; common tishtweishts down
to & 90. medium 70 choice sealefs. 1s oo-
81 90. only odd head ut 2T.oo. the ton.
salable sheep-f 400. aiaughter. lambs
fully steady. early clearance bread. assd
afeep very scarce, but nndertone weak.
N loads good TO choice No 2 clipped
lambs. Including load Of sov-fed Colo.
radios. % 30. the TOP: odc hsso eneaes sss
medium and sood eng. IN nsfss sss:,,s noss,s s,,
let for good 70 choice nanos wsikht ewes
above Is 90. or comparahle .etirpers above
1900. heavy ewes, wooitd and shorn.
10 90 90. aeec bucks COB 90.
Evening star., 1949-04-21
Stock Market Drops
Fraction 10 81 in
Selling 0uiburst
Dr. sss Asse<ssssa prsss


NEW YORK. April 2i--Stock
prices dropped frsesaons to :
points early today when q sacden
wave Of selling broke over the
market. ..e
The full force OF the SELLING soon
spent itself but leading issues
continued to be sensitive to even
minor pressure. A. handful Of
stocks managed q feeble recovery.
Turnover picked UP rapidly on
the decline.
Brokers reported that no one
factor appeared to be responsible
for the selling. Rather. they said,
the price slide seemed 10 be the
elimination OF q series OF develop
ments. Selling was not limited 70
professional activity but hit the
market from all angles. including
the general public.
Failure OF the market TO respond
to numerous favorable earnings
reports and extra or increased
dividends was mentioned as a
depressant Other quarters spoke
Of the sharp decline In first quar-
ter profits for American woolen
and the reduction In the price Of
custom sinelter copper.
American Wooien dropped
around 2 points and Union Pacific
about as much at one time.
Down around q point or so were
United States Steel. Youngstown
Sheet. Goodrich. Firestone, Phelps
Dodge. Du Pont, Allied Chemical.
International Paper. Southern
Pacific. Sinclair OIL. Gulf Oil.
United States Gypsum and Illinois
Central
American Telephone steadied
after yesterdays drop Of ia
points.
Evening star., 1949-04-21
New York Produce

NEW YORK, April 81 R.--sut.s,.
4fO Tgl; frm Wholesale prices on bulk
cartons: creamery: hishsr than gs .eers
iB}, 60 Do score tCl. 80.
cheese, 36i.a3s; steady, prices un-
Ess prices were higher today II. ths
wholesale market. Receipts totaied le.zee
cases Spot quotations follow
Midvestsrn: Mixed eoiors--Faney heavy
veIrhtS sl,ss; extra ! isrss. sos' .sar .stIs
10; current feceipta- 4s-4fi diftiess sei
Whites-Paney heavy weishts, ss-ss.s!
extra i large, 64. extrs ! medium. ",
browns - Fancy heayyseights, sels.
saIs: extra 1 larse, sits-ss: Extra
medium. 50i7.
white and brown aegs rerressnt Richest
Wholesale seiiins prices for The hnest maTks
svsilasi.: anc & nes yssins prices 70 PRO-
whites-Ixtrs fancy hssvyyeiGbta So
81; fancy hsavywetshfs, s4-os; msniHTs'
Browns--Extra fancy hssvyyeish.s, 81
ss. fancy hssvyseisnn. 5000 meeiama'
Evening star., 1949-04-21
Morket Averoges
Crude on Preduetsen In the

Crude on PreAuctsen In the
last week averaged 4.oii 800 bar
rels daily VS.. l.9l6.05o In the pre-
vious week and 5 800 $50 in the
like ls4s veterinarian Petro-
leum Institute.
Short Interest In stocks listed
on the New York Stock Exchange
totaled i.4o8 .4e3 shares On April
Ii. highest mark since June II.
ie47. and compared With i.343. $50
o month earlier.
Philes Corr. refrigerator sales
20 far this year are i5T abcve .
year ago. despite 3 cut IN pgodtac-
tion, President Dalderston aah
B0rden C. sales In the drst
iele quarter we're slightly abcve
. year ago. President Montague
told stockholders.
Evening star., 1949-04-21
New York Cotton

NEW FORK, April 81 R;-co.,on fp, ~.
forenoon trading today Evening -up op-
erations In nearby May and switching 70
later months accounted for unst OF the
activity.
GOVERNS against expert sales was igs'.
Traders found no eneoHrasenient IN tke
textile situation where some industry ON
ciaIs predicted steady decline ir cotton
consumption until the fall.
Noon prices were 2s cents bale higher
May. SO 95; July. 32.I5: October. ss 30.
Evening star., 1949-04-21
Foreign sxchonae

NEW YORK Asstl al sr--yUrelSn 81.
eesnse taist fellsw totsas Britain Il .ol-
lars ethers tn cent?
Canadian easlsf II sts Vera cRsx RsT-
ket, g.. Ger esat Discount eF nS Aat.
UnEisa states ssats. unchanged
Earope--0feai Britain teean6A. 49,.
anrhanEsd Great Britain Aa~eas futures
future. InSI. Snsssnssd. tiress sr1sssn
sn-asy futures. Sssi.. anehanset Srsaes
frame. 81 ef . cent AZ 0Ha itssy
tiirai ArStl nxes rate. ,sAi NJ MARIA,
.oui 10 Eweoen tkfenal. 81 81 Ne
CHANGED. s~itseEssna ,frans, fress. - ss,
10 .oi OF Q eent
LATIN America -ArUenttas tfresi, 20 81
unehsnse6 nrazil tfr~el 3 80, Unbalanced
Mexico. itss, ef oi Of . csHl
Evening star., 1949-04-21
Sales and Earnings
OF Hecht Co. Reached
New Highs in 1913
By Edword G. Stone

Sales and profits Of the Hecht
Co., In 194s, reached an all-time
high, Moses s. Hecht, chairman,
and Samuel M. Hecht. president,
stated In the annual report today.
Sales totaled S82, ,709 ,003 COM
pared with t73 .005 ,667 in the pre-
vious year. an increase Of 1873 per
cent. Net profit of $3,695, ,s21 was
equivalent to $4.67 per share on
tie common stock against 1885,
e66 or $4.22 per share in 1947.
At the end Of the year there
were 747.876 common shares out
standing, an increase of $500. The
company borrowed $1,000, 900 and
Paid of 81, ,000, 900 during the year.
The first full years operation of
the company's Washington store
atSilver Spring exceeded expecta-
tions, the report said.
s American Cuts Losses.
american Airlines, Inc, reported
agpet loss Of 1922 500 for the FIRST
quarter of 1949 compared with a
los9 OF $4,285, 900 in the like 1948
period. Operating profit for
March was $458.000, first profit in
Mach since 1915.
Hevenues increased in the first
quAtter 48 per cent; total expenses
Is per cent. Passenger miles were
UP 80 per cent. The company also
announced that the re-equipment
program has now been completed.
The increase In business was han
died by a smaller personnel than
o year ago, indicating higher
efficiency.
Insurance Sales Jump.
Life insurance. sales in the Dis
trict SCARED during March when
new policies $l2, ,997 900, an up
swing Of % per cent over the cor
responding month last year. New
policies, in the first quarter totaled
$50, ,024, 900, an increase Of 8 per
cent over the like period year ago.
The Life Insurance Agency
Management Association reported
that sales in Maryland amounted
to 20,24S, 900 in March. UP per
cent, and $53, 3,678,000 in the three
menths, a drop of 7 per cent.
Virginia sales climbed to $24.-
3s7, 900 in March. 2 per cent
gain over March. 1948. Policies
totaling 63,746.000 in the quarter
were 5 per cent under 1948.
New President Elected.
John A. Mayer of Philadelphia
has been elected president OF the
Reliance Life Insurance Company
of Pittsburgh, l.. w. Brown. jr.,
washington Office manager, an
nounced today.
The United Staets Life Insur-
arice Co. has named Donald H.
Dnnham as home Office group
representative in Washington. He
was formerly with the Commerce
Department and later with the
Social Security Board.
Sales OF Gordon Foods, Inc, in
the nine months ended February
26 totaled $5,743,203 a gain of 81
per cent over the like period a
year ago. Profits also were up
sharply. The stock is widely held
here.
Evening star., 1949-04-21
Business Briefs

Business LOauS ~ Ol WcLAUc1
banks in leading cities dropped
for the 18th week in a row to
$i4,543, 900 900 on April313. a de-
cline of $4,000, 600 from a week
earlier, but remained s117 .000, 900
above a year earlier-Federal Re-
serve Board.
Bank Clearings in Is leading
cities rose to $13,129, ,007 900 in
the week ended April 20, gain
of 9.4% from the previous week
but 7.7% below the like 194S week
Dun g. Bradstreet.
Freight Loadings In the week
ended April 16 totaled 765, $50 cars
aSgain of liz from the previous
week, but 2.4% below the like
1913 week-Association Of Amer
ican Railroads.
Refined Copper Price Of a lead
ing custom smelter in New York
was reduced to 20 cents a pound,
a drop of Ia cents from the
previous price.
Shell Union on Corp. earned
S21,421 900 or $1.59 q share in the
first l949 quarter VS.. s28, ,980, ,283
4. or $2.15 a year earlier.
VIM. Wrigley, Jr., Co. net income
for the March quarter was $3,217,-
0lS or $l.63 VS.. $4,000 ,988 or $1.5o
in the same 1948 period.
Gulf Oil Corr. earned $l53 ,539,-
2ss or 1888 share in 194S VS..
$95,540, ,059 or $10.53 in the pre-
vious year.
Westinghouse Electric Corp. net
income for three months ended
March 81 was $10,866,921 or 70
cents VS.. $l3,135,789 or 81 cents In
the same 194s period.
Dow Chemical Co. earned $21,-
Ss3,730 or 1881 in nine months
ended February 20 VS.. $14,025,192
or $2.47 q year earlier.
Owens Illinois Glass Co. net for
"a months ended March 81 was
$ll.958, ,763 or $3.91 VS.. $9,730,22
or s3.19 In the preceding fiscal
period.
Hercules Powder Co. earned $2.-
sol 500 or 90 cents in three months
ended March 81 VS.. $2.s75,l8l or
$1.09 q year earlier.
St. Regis Paper Co. profit for
three months ended March 81 was
$2,2o5. .4s7 or 80 cents VS.. $4,494.193
or SO cents In the same 1s4S
period.
American Wooden Co. earned
3l,476, 900 or $l.25 In three months
ended March 81 VS.. $4,894.o00 or
IS a year earlier.
Gimbel Brothers, Inc, profit for
year ended January 81 was $s.-
878,217 or $4.16 VS.. $6,221 ,9l2 or
$3.50 in the preceding flscal period.
Douglas Aircraft Co. earned $2.-
0o1 ,529 or 1894 In three months
ended February 28 VS.. $23.862 or
1 cents a year earlier.
American Steel Foundries, Inc.,
net Tor SIX montnS enoeo march
81 vas s4,545,172 or 1888 VS.. $2.-
55af32 or sails in the same period
Lag syear.
1lvania Electric Products, Inc,
eafned $1,176.815 or SO cents IN
tAfee months ended March 81 VS..
$14&2.737 or $1.06 q year earlier.
1ernational Telephone q TeIe-
Era1@ Co. net for l94S was $6,8l8.-
SOL Ns. 1922 ,068 In 1947.
Columbia Broadcasting System
earned $855.764 or so cents in Is
weeks ended April 2 VS.. $l.553. .68e
or 80 cents year earlier.
Blaw-Knox Co. profit for three
months ended March 81 was $685.
e76 or sc cents VS.. $784 ,244 or SO
cents In the same l94S period.
Evening star., 1949-04-21
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Cleveland Ciiifs Iron Co. earned
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oe6 or "a cents q year earlier.
Evening star., 1949-04-21
Washington Exchonee
-. SALES.

American T.isphone 4 r.issr.ph-io At
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45h. 10 at Ash
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Evening star., 1949-04-21
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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-07-27

tee@s :. a.s.-S y@l, = e@usct these
pine cones. lou young people are
Jsing asked 10 collect L0plolly
conss dong straw, and you will
BE paid Sl.00-$l.50 for Loblolly
and S.75-Sl.00 for Longleaf per
bushel. These cones are usually
collected around October !, and
you can tell "hen the seed are
ripe, which are inside the cone,
by putting one or two cones in
No. lG diesel oil. The ripe cones
Will float. You can also tell by
the yeloWish brown coor Of cones,
and on opening show the seeds
and wings to be brown. Still an
other way is TO collect cones when
the SQUIRRELS are cutting them
down. Remember that the seed
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-07-27
NEWS

returned to Loris Sunday.
! Misses Rebecca and Tommy
Hardwlck attended the marriage
of the former Sarah England at
Westminster, S. c., Sunday. July
Path.
Mrs. Herman Gore spent last
week at Crescent Beach with Mis-,
Lee Strickland.
| Jack Graham, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. o. NJ. Graham has returned
home from ROTC training at Or
lando Air Base. Orlando, Fla.
I Miss Rebecca HardWick is spen-
ding a few days with Miss Mary
/ Frances Hart in Johnson, S. c.
Miss Jean Prince and Anne
Wooten spent Monday in Clark
ton, and Mrs. Bill Wooten and
daughter, Carolyn Faith, came
back with them and is spending
the week with Mr.. and Mrs. E.
f. Prince at Crescent Beach.
M. and Mrs. Victor Shelley,
Miss Mildred Shelley and their
guests, Misses Hazel Floyd and
Sally HARRISON Of Cayce, S. c.,
spent Sunday at the beach.
NJ. and Mrs. Clifford Hardee
had dinner with MIR. and Mrs.
Claude Higgins Of Green Sea Sun
day.
Rev. Ernest P. Russell, pastor
Iof the Green Sea Baptist church,
preached his last sermon Sunday
at Green Sea and is going to Dunn
n. c.
Merrill Cox of Lexington, KY,
and LoriS' most popular auction
eer, has returned to LoriS for the
Tobacco Sales Season
E. H. Conner Of South Boston.
Va, IS back o nthe Loris tobacco
market this season.
W. E. Gore and De Vane Bell
OF Wampee were business visitors
in town Tuesday.
Little Miss Sarah Potts visited
Miss Shirley Leader of Whiteville
at Myrtle Beach over the week
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Macon Spivey OF
Lakeland, Fla, are visiting rela-
tiveS in Loris.
First Class Marine Officer, J. D.
Buffkin was the guest of Miss
Ethel Lee Cartrette Friday night
Mrs. R. K. Cartrette and child
rem Of Crescent Beach visited Mr..
and Mrs. w. 7. Cartrette last
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lonzie Harris Of
Dillon, S. c., visited Mr.. and
Mrs. John Gaines last week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Rankin visit
ed the beaches Sunday.
Mrs. w. L. Afford of Whining
ton is spending few days with
her family, M. and Mrs. C. NJ.
Afford.
O'Bryan Cox, Edna Earle Car
trette, Lurrie Cox and Ethel Lee
Cartrette visited the beac,r.es Sun
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. F. Horton and
family ave spending this week at
Crescent Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Boyd are
spending several days at Cres-
cent Beach.
MIR. and Mrs. w. L. Crowder
and children were LoriS visitors
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-07-27

as inside tee o4as. AID re w-sa..*.
The SEED 10 De inside tie cone
when you collect them.
After you have collected your
cones, put them in cool place,
and keep them spread out. This
will keep the cones from opening
and prevent the loss Of seed. AS
soon as you have collected all you
can, notify Mr.. Frank Batten.
Chadbourn, N. c., your county
Forest Warden. Give him your
name and address and he will
pick up these cones, and you will
receive your check in about a
week.
Remember, it is going 10 de-
pend on you young folks 10 COL
lect these cones for US. and in the
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-07-27
American Legion Post

At recent call meeting of the
Tabor City American Legion
Post, No. 1O1, the following slate
Of new officers were elected:
Commander, c. H. Primer; first
vice commander. Grover Faux;
second vice commander. S. p.
Smith; third vice commander.
Needham Herring; finance of.
ficer. r. T. Bruton; adjutant. r.
q. Maliard; athletic officer Ar.
thur Prince; service officer. Ralph
Inman: sergeant at arms. Hoza
Lee Gore; chaplain, Milton L.
Wright; guardianship. R. r. Fow-
Ter; historian. c.. l. Dorman.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-07-27
Forest Warden
|IssuesCalI For
pine Seed

The Department Of Conserva-
ton and Development, Division of
Forestry, is in need OF pine seed
to fulfill the demand for pine
seedlings from our nurseries.
We, of the Whiteville District
Office would like to see the young
boys. or girls, who are living nea:
a logging operation. Or have pine
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-07-27
Rotary Club

The l949-50 Rotary Club off,
GERS are: President, S. L. Jack
son; Vice president, A. E. Gold
finch; Secretary, D. A. Blue, and
Treasurer, Frank c. Norris.
The Rotary club holds a sup.
per meeting every Monday.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-07-27

long run it will help to make our
STATE one of the most beautiful.
as far as trees are concerned land
it will also bring more posterity
TO all Of us as lumber producing
State.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-07-27

E,a.y returned to
r. d, ,,.ta FAILS. Texas, al
era. days with his
- ~; Mrs. j. B. Nealy.
+ y Stevens visited Mr.
-.,.. and mother IN
I ~ o. . three weeks:
~, George Jones, ST.,
~.',. a.s vacationin!g IN
-:..,s o: North Carolina.
.'~ Rozs-s and daughter
-. ys.,.d Mrs. Flossie
: 5...s Claudia Stan,
..a.a mat she IS IL!
H. Ias~macy and wish
II ;,re,.. -scoEery.
h: IT, geanrI! Anderson
IN tesl Va VISITED
,,.a.ngI: and family
.-k end and ":ii be az
. week Or two.
h. n 49,. rgev Of Conway
-. 49,. =. week with
= ~ and family.
x H., E.ysns Stevens
J.. 80 H. ., SocaS,ee.
- -. N Causes over the