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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-01-11

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ten, oieie Berbinoungen ba5u al nit.
gen, llns 5u Shreibmaibirlen al per-
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oe 5ahipenbe, Die uns i'm Aufbol
beIfen fann, bonn Eintenelos un6 2i-
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idine. Mein 8roieftionsapparat ipur-
oe mir in Yrag abgenomrten.
. gs miro Sic iiher freuen al er-
fabren, baB mir bier in &onieitein elm
Senliitar fir Die aus oem Often per-
triebenen Sbeologen einrihten uno
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nit einem Sabrsons fir Die Mbitu-
rienten begonnen. @ir f6nnen ben
poIen 2ebrbetrieb nod t,tdt aufneb-
men, neil Ole Snltanbietungsarbei-
ten, Die nottpenoig tparen, 11,ebr 3eit
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ten.
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fir Sbre Silfe. Sd peib, 6aB Sic
menigItens oen 8eriud oaau MAIDEN
perben.
Oeit ergebenen @riiBen
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zmifdlrn Krirg u. 1rirnrn
arbeiter irgenbmobin In Die Sotpiet-
Union peridIeppt poroen.
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@eiter Yrobleme
gs lit begreiflid, bob ii1 amerifa-
nil6e Staatsmanner ibeuen Dor tpei-
teren 8erbanoIungen nit MuBlanb,
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fen uno fonnen uns ser Mitberant.
tportung fir ben Bieberaufbau ni9t
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barrt, in europa uno in Mlien.
Wie miro SSnbiens emancipation
iif enttpifeln? @iro ssn6oneiiens
neues Sdidial iid programmgemdB
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8irmas reibl,neslos Dor ii6 geben?
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unbeiliger @etpalttat ourhtobten 81.
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niben Inn eneeren &ontaft nit ben
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Chino, ben General Warlban immler
fDieoer pergeblih 5ltrn MbIhluB 5u
bringen boffte? Mus DEM geteilten
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mas aus ben blutenben !9ersen Der
8alfan-Salbiniel? glus Der unael0.
iten Srdge Der italieniiben &olonien?
8as aus Der Irftis uno Mntarftis
gto6 2usenoe bon Sragen IieBen
it6 anfiigen. 0enn ieit Sabrbunberten
begann fein Sabr nit 10 piel melt.
politilden Srage5eihen tpie oas ssabr
oes Sells 1947. 9aB es aud fir oie
lo5iale iinb sic fulturelle gnttpifluna
Der Wenidbeit gntidei6ungen bon
groBer SragDeite bringen miro, Itebt
gu er1Dnrten.
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Sabren grauiam bernihtet tpuroer,
Iteben Dor Dem neren sSsabr bielfGIti.
gere uno idpierigere Mufgaben als
Die Weniben rubigerer 3eitldufte iid
ie uoriteaen fonnten.
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ans benz 2eiertreis
ct. Soiepb's gbureb, ct. 2ouis,
Mo., ben 4. SSSanuar 1947.
2iebe 2eler!

2iebe 2eler!
Wie6erum elm Guf nno GRUB aus
Der @iiite. Der gu6 i6on befannte
oeutide friessgefangene Sffi5ier
idrei6t aus Der 8iiite Mittel-aegpp.
tens:
sd bin aub lmeeaogen ins
2aser $50. gs liegt 5tpar au1 in Der
8iilte; aber Die Sabrt Lungs bes 3ni-
i6enfanals, Nil- Sue5-&anal, limit.
ten zines @riinltreifens tpar berrIih.
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8om 2ager aus ieben mir I'M @eIten
bi5arre Sanoberee uno nod SiiotpeIi
auf Sen @roBen Bitteriee. Mit emit
ger Sebniudt laiien mir Die Shiffe
an llns noriiberfabren. @ir fonnen
ieoe Wo6e i'm See BADEN. Sd tperoe
uobl nibt oft bingeben. Man iiebt
Damn bod 81, iebr, nie es in Der Srei.
belt iein fonnte. Cont lit bas Eager,
leben bas glei6e ipie bisber. SD bin
NIT meinen 3eltfameraben, einem
Gres6ener unb einem Sranfenberger,
geraoe babel, elm neues Belt ausau.
ballen. Wan baut bier 1pie Die aIten
@egppter einfah nit Iuftsetrodneten
3iegeln aus @uitenianb go tperhen
mir auf einem Aaum bon 4x4 Meter
bequenter leben. gs lit al.6 notig, boz
allem, menn man 81 biert mobnt, tpie
es bel ben meiIten Sffiaieren Ser San
lit.
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Chen oieies >Gbenolano bentiibt iid
nit alien &raften. ltnb auf alien Sc
bieten, oieie Ba1ts gu pernidten. $50.
ber min europa aber Damn bie &rafi
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nebmen, iif trotSenl 5u boIten2 Do-
rum CLAUDE id) an cine 3ufunft met
ner groBeren Seimot nidt mebr. @ir
POW's Briioners of @ar) iino aud
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Nit 5reunoeseruB uno NrieIter-
iegen,
Soiepb $. BeIs, 81.
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Trager Stuhlgang und
schlechte Verdauung

neroen i9nen unb 6Guern6 beboben
burb 81. Gbbb's &rGnter-Hillen. sic
baben Eauienben grIeidterung ee.
6radt. Hreis: 1 ShahteI nit 100
Binen, go Gents; g 5dnbteln, 81.
gitte Der 8elteaung cine rei-gents.
griefmarfe fir 8orto beiaufiigen.
JOHN b. NEUMANN
500 HEYL AVE. COLUMBUS 9. o.
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9ieber, bo6tp. Ofitbru0er!

SleueI, DUu)lD. WtlIDruOef!
Gor5ulteaen braude id midi mobI
nidt. Sd boffe lebr, baB Sic ii6
melner nod erinnern. @ir baben
5par in Den lesten ssSabren Dor Dem
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bort, aber llmio mebr freute es mid,
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ettpas BON Sbrer berporrasenoen sa-
tigfeit gu boren. Iu6 uniere Ebeolo-
gen, Die aus Der Gefansenjdaft in
Den Ser. Staaten 5uriidfebrten, be-
ridteten bon Sbrer Mrbeit.
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als gittenoer. Sd babe bier in Seileu
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triebenen iibernommen. @ir baben
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neben allem anoeren nod Die @Grte
elmer slaubensfrernben umgebung er-
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aud 6as ertbebren.
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uno oanfbar; id empfinoe oas ieoes-
NAL, menn id unter rlnieren &eimat-
loien bin, aber audi nliibianl. Stun
feblen uns fir cine georonete Satig-
feit ieoueoe Silfsmittel. Wir baben
fait feline 8iiromaterialien, Dor nQem
feline Shreibmaibinen. fs
Sd tpeiB, bob sic I'M 2aufe ser
Sabre, bic Sic briiben finb, tpertpole
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8on SoGn. Brofeiior Or. I. Sim,
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grtef bonn II. Nobember, ben i9 GER
ne Sen 2eIern unterbreite nit Ser
gitte, na6 W0gliGfeit gu belfen.
6. S. G ei d berger
@lencroB, S.-9af.
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4ltberiibmte 4rauterialbe, uniiber.
troffen BEL
Sra b 10 II n ben
aller glrt uno bel anberat 2eiben,
pel6e i'm beigebenen 3irfular an.
segeben iino.
Ereis 60 Gents per Sabr, plus
2 Gents Ohio State Gales Eur fir
oieienigen, Die i'm Staate Ohio mob.
men. - Srau q. @., Columbus, g.,
i6reibt: .Sbre Salbe' bringt mir Die
groBte 2inoerung BEL neiner. Mrtbri-
tis unb lit uno iibertrifft alle Sell
n1ittel." n.
yeur gu beaieben bonn
Macmillan Sanitarium
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SANOS

brinet fhIeunige &iIfe BEL Salsleiben
oIler Mrt, Soniilitis, 0eiAtpareu,
afbma, 6apfeber nnb SinnstronbIs
tDegen feiner giftfeimtoten6en Gieen.
Mnft.
l1niere felt fait einem boIben Sabr.
b1lnoert bei ben 6Iteiten 2eiern bea
,Sbio @ailcnfreun6' betannten u1b
als mnentbebrIides &a,1sbeiImittel
a1tgeDan6tes Rrd1iterrnittel 1T aus
ben beiten seiIfrdaateEA berafiteIrt.
Nreis 90c per GIMde; $500 fiji
s Wafden; $3.50 fir 12 JIdihen
grpreB Collect. Harcel Roft ertro.
THE WOLFRAM co.
P.OB. SS Columbus, Ohio
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2pie sfissen aus einem grieiferleben
Evening star., 1947-05-17
Flames Rage in Room
In Test for Reducing
Fire Hazard in Homes
By THONGS R. Henry
seienes Ed;tor Of The Stur

An inferno ragged inside an espe-
cially constructed concrete building
at the Bureau Of Standards yester-
day as scientists sought to determine
just what happens inside q burning
house.
In this experiment, directed BY
DR.. Harry D. Foster, more than Is
tons OF paper and wood we're piled
in the room, but with different con-
centrations per square foot. Around
the walls and ceiling and also on
the outside were placed about SO
theYmocouples, the most delicate
heat measuring devices known. From
each thermocouple about IL readings
were taken each hour.
These readings are expected to
show the rapidity with which heat
is generated by fire In a closed space
filled with measured amounts OF
inf1ammable material and also the
degree of maximum heat.
From the test, according to DR.
Foster, 1t should be possible to set
standards for the thickness and
material to be used in doors and
partitions in different types OF build
Evening star., 1947-05-17

INTO TIE Second Precinct station
Thursday. According to his story,
he was forced 70 kill Hall IN self
defense.
Evening star., 1947-05-17

Nd, .Jtine II, Charles n. Hillegeist.
president Of the local board, an
nounced today.
Howard e. Thompson Is chairman
.of the Program Committee. More
than 100 persons are expected TO
attend. The guest list includes
Federal and District officials, real
tors and their associates.
]. Lee Donnelly and Henry +.
Bouscaren viii have charge Of
games, prizes for which will be furn-
ished by Washington businessmen
and newspapers.
Other committees follow: Dinner,
"a. S. Gardner, jr., Joseph r. Swain
and 81. w. Morgan, IT.: entertain-
.ment. Richard j. Donohoe. r. Lee
Baxter and j. McKenney Berry, jr.;:
souvenir. Frank Paroni and John r.
Neale; tickets, j. G. Weadon, jr.,
and A. Britton Browne.
Evening star., 1947-05-17
Realtors Stag Outing
Slated for June IL

The 10th annual stag outing Of
the washington Real Estate Board
will be held at Bay Ridge Beach,
Evening star., 1947-05-17
20 Virginia Realtors
Attend Stute Meeting

More than 20 members OF the
Alexandria-Arlington- Real
Estate Board this week attended the
annual spring meeting of the Vir-
cinia Real Estate Association at the
Ingleside Country Club, Staunton,
Va.
Among speakers scheduled were
Edward r. Carr, Washington, presi-
dent of the National Association OF
Home Builders; w. F. Morrison
vice president Of the First Federal
Savings and Loan Association, ano
Robert ]. Lancraft, secretary OF the
tri-community board.
Evening star., 1947-05-17
District Resident Held
In FutuI Stubbinq

Sylvester g. Harris, 81, colored, OF
935 r street NV. yesterday was or
dered held for grand jury action by
a coroner's jury which investigated
the fatal stabbing Wednesday night
of jerome L. Hall. 80. colored, Of
1906 Fourth street NV.
Harris told the police about the
stabbing, which occurred at Seventh
and o streets NV, when he walked
Evening star., 1947-05-17

ir1zs. ranging from homes to ware
houses, to give proper safeguards
against the spread Of flre.
For example, It was explained. the
average home, with much less In
flammable material per square foot
In its rooms, would not require such
safeguards as 3 warehouse packed
with furniture.
Data on heat generation by fre
has been largely theoretical up to
now, 1t was explained. While such
figures are probably close to the
truth, they can be established only
by an actual demonstration with
accurate measurements.
The frontiersman., 1947-04-23
Page Six

SEWARD LAD WINS SCHOLARSHIP
 Harold Campen, IT year old son of MT. and Mrs. Harold Camp en of Seward, was last week announced the winner of the Pepsi Cola college scholar ship in Alas ka. Harold won in compe tition with l9 boys and l4 girls in Al aska. He will en- ter Stanford Un iver- sity upon his gr adua- tion fr on Seward High School.
 Stud ents fr on Ala- ska vim ing honor able 6 mention in the con- test includ ed Joyce Knight of : Seward, Wendell Miller of Palmer Dale Rolf of Juneau, Julia Silver.- man of Nome and Jay Snodderly of Ke tchi- kan.
 Tommy Nielsen and Mar tha Ellen Thomps on of Seldovia High School also were con- test ntrants.
 ANDERSON BARGE { HAVING SOON
 According to a letter fr on a crew member on the Ander s son barge, which re- ached Seldovia last week, plans are now o O7oD1 a ted for the
The frontiersman., 1947-04-23
5 EEKS REPAIRS

Dr.. Melvin Bel z flew his COW W-damaged but f1y-able Super cruiser to Homer for office hours Monday and then continued on to Anchor age. He will have permanent repair work comple ted on the ship there be- fore returning to SeldOVia.
The frontiersman., 1947-04-23
8 BABY { A IS B R { AKS ARM

Steve Van Keur en, Port Or aham toddl CT , was brought. to Seldo- via Monday for hospi- talization after he sus tained a broken arm in a fall.
 The arm had been splinted befoI c the child left Port Gra- ham. Al though Dr.. Beltz was in Homer when Steve arr ived here, his arm was set at Seldovia hos pital and he returned home on Monday afternoon.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-08-06
WEDDING
ANNOUNCEMENTS

At the Lords Day Morning
Worship Service of the Chris
tan Catholic Church, August
3rd, 1947, the Forthcoming
weddings of the following cou-
Piles were announced by Over
seer Carl @. Lee:
Ralph Miller and Dorothy
Welton.
Daniel John Rusch and Flor
ence Elizabeth COlWell.
John Faassen and Evelyn
Pearl Capp.
These nuptials will all be
solemnized in the Zion Chapel
during the month of August,
1947.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-08-06
JAMAICA
REPORT RECEIVED FROM

Elder Walker, Officer in
charge of lions work in JAM
aica, has forwarded to head
quarters a report on his work
in recent years, which includ-
ed an accumulation of applica-
lions for fellowship, baptisms
and conservation of young chill
dren to God.
These lists will appear in The
Theocrat from week to week.
Elder Walker has labored
diligently in this field and has
accomplished much for the
Honor and Glory of God.
At the present time he is
serving about twenty-five diff
ferent stations. His work dur
ing recent months has been
greatly helped through the gift
of a Ford car with which to
make his journeys from church
to church. His increased activ-
ity as the result of better trans
portation has been definitely
reflected in the increase in
membership.
Continued on Page 10Y
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-08-06
INDUSTRY NOTES
By George T. Hallacy

Did you ever think of it?
Did you ever realize that a de-
partment store carrying tru-
ly bewildering variety of items
all under one roof has to lead
a double life It must live
in the present by providing it's
many customers with the every
day needs for their daily use,
comfort and luxury. :. and on
the other hand, the depart
ment store has to live in the
future looking ahead and be
prepared for the demands of
it's customers in the days and
weeks and months to come.
Yes, working in a department
store is an exciting experience.
Every time new merchandise
is received, managers, buyers,
and sales people eagerly open
Continued on page 12) X
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-08-06
NEWS FROM PHOENIX
AND SUNNYSLOPE

The month of August is
time for vacations in Arizona.
Some travel to the northern
part of the state, there the
climate is very high and cool.
Others travel west to the coast
where ocean breezes give re-
lief from the desert heat. 9th
ers wend their way back to the
shores of Lake Michigan and
the City of Zion to be reunited
with loved ones for season.
We hear of plans for some to
be heading back to Lake Coun-
ty soon and it might be an oc-
casion for Phoenix reunion in
Zion. Mrs. Lawrence and her
three children left for Zion by
train. About a week later her
brother, Leland Barton, will be
following her footsteps to Zion
in response to the call to come
and receive the station-wagon
which is being given for the
Phoenix work. How we do
Continued on Page 12)
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-08-06
GUARDETTES OFF
TO CAMP

Last Saturday forenoon,
Zion Guardettes 40 strong and
the Personnel left by truck
and cars for the Zion Guard
and Guardette Summer Camp
at Ellison Bay, Wisconsin.
Paul Peters had gone up
Friday taking Mrs. Clara
Baurle and Miss Margaret
Spencer, who will stay the full
two weeks, during which the
camp is in operation.
The girls are scheduled to
return next Saturday at which
time the boys will take over
until Saturday, August 18th.
Overseer Lee left Monday
and is assisting in the camp
activities.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-08-06
YOUTH FOR CHRIST

On Saturday evening, Aug
ust 9th, our friend and former
citizen, Leland Barton from
Phoenix, Arizona, will speak
at Youth For Christ Center.
Those who have read accounts
of his Christian work out west
will come expecting a rich
blessing. Leland has been a
real help to Norman Vernon,
who is director of Youth for
Christ in Phoenix.
CONTINUED on Page 81
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-08-06
WEDDING BELLS

Last Sunday, August 3, 1947,
Venita Louise Gibbs and Har-
old James Mintern were united
in marriage at the Gibbs home
at Indianola, Illinois, which is
near Danville. The groom's
father, Overseer M. J. Mintern,
officiated.
Overseer and Mrs. Mintern
left Zion, Saturday afternoon
by train. Other relatives and
friends drove down Sunday
morning.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-08-06
ST. CLAUDIA TO BE
PRESENTED IN MICHIGAN
CITY

The sacred drama, st. Claud-
ia, written by Marshall Gould
will be presented by group OF
Zion Passion Players under the
direction of Madam Sophia S.
Young in Michigan City, In
diana in the International
Friendship Gardens on Satur-
day evening, August 10th.
The use of the Gardens has
been donated for the occasion
by the Stauffer Brothers w no
are in charge and the entire
proceeds will be presented to
the Michigan City Branch for
CONTINUED on page ~
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-08-06
RAGWEED WEEK

The period from August 3
through August 9 has been
designated as Anti-Ragweed
week. Officers and members
of the Anti-Ragweed associa-
ton will be active throughout
the week in eradicating this
weed, which is so objection
able to those who are subject
to hay fever.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-08-06
ZION
JUNIOR ORCHESTRA
Editorial Note -

We regret to announce that Mrs.
Lester Rowe who directed Zion jun
ior Orchestra during the 1946-47 sea-
son, has resigned her position as
director due to the fact that her hus-
band has accepted position with the
Wheaton School System as princi-
pal of Warrenville, Ill.
We appreciate the good work done
by Mrs. Rowe and feel that the fol-
lowing report of the seasons work
will be of interest to our readers, who
wish Mr.. and Mrs. Rowe the best Of
success in their new field.
By Mrs. Lester Rowe, Director
During the 1946-1947 sea-
son, the Zion Junior Orches-
ira met every Tuesday even
ing at 600 to $50 in the ORA
ma Room of the College Build
ing under the direction of Mrs.
Lester Rowe. In order to give
more attention to the string
instrument players, the first
Continued on Page ~
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-08-06
ELDER BARTON TO SPEAK

Elder Leland Barton, officer
in charge of the Branch of the
Christian Catholic Church in
Phoenix, Arizona, will deliver
the address at the Morning
Worship Service in Zion Audi
forum next Lords Day, Au-
gust 10th.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-08-06
CONSIDERATION OF
CHILDREN

On Lords Day morning, July
27, 1947, at the Zion Bible
School, General Overseer Min
tern consecrated to God, John
Michael Gerber, Jr., Of Pitts
burgh, Pa, and Robert Haley
Storm, of Corvallis, Oregon.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-08-06
ZION YOUTH FELLOWSHIP

Elder Barton will be the
guest speaker at the meeting
of the Zion Youth Fellowship
to be held in the Zion Chapel,
Lords Day, August 10th, at
7:45 p. m.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-16
RALEIGH POULTRY

RALEIGH, Dec. 15-(R-(NC-
DA)-Raleigh egg and poultry
markets steady; U. S. Grade AA
large 81; fryers "a.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-16
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, Dec. IS. - Up -
(USDA) -Salable hogs 10000 total
10000; barrows and gifts closed
active, so to mostly Is cents
higher than Friday; top 26.75
freely; bulk good and choice
10000 lb butchers 26.50-26.75;
weights under 18O Id scarce; few
good and choice 160-180 lb bar
rows and gifts 26.35-26.65; sows
steady to weak; bulk good and
choice around 350-50O Id 23.o0-
24.00; good clearence.
Salable cattle $4,000, total A.
900; salable calves 1000, total
1000; steers and heifers gene
rally steady; high-good and
choice offerings scarace, active
high-medium and good grades in
liberal supply selling on ped
ling market; common and low
medium steers and heifers ac-
tive; choice steers and yearlings
80. 50-38.50; latter price loadlot
top; short load 5000; excessive
supply high-medium to good
grade weighty steers here OF
value to sell at Is. .00-30. 90; choice
to prime 950-lb heifers reached
alltime high at $3.50; most good
and low choice heifers> $500
I31.00; cutters steady at 14.2S
down; bulls and vealers steady
weighty sausage bulls to 21.Oo;
practical outside vealers 1880
stock cattle scarce.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-16
CHICAGO GEAIN

CHICAGO, Dec. Is - P -
Grains started out higher on the
Board of Trade today, but an in
crease in selling pressure during
the last hour knocked prices
down to around the preceding
close. Trading was not active.
VIII at was / "a lower to "a
higher, December $3.08 -, corn
was rs lower to l cent higher,
December $2.75 A-$2.56 "a, oats
were "a lower to IS higher Dec
ember $1.24 ", and soybeans
were u to l cent higher, March
1886.
Open High Low Close
Dec e''2Hd SO s.11M s.o8A s.o8A
MAY 2.98 2.ec 2.9E" 2.96
July 2.62A 2.645s 2.61A 2.62
Sep 2.5414 2.56A 1884 2.53A
CORN
Dec 2.59 2.6o 2.56s4 2.57A
May 2.51A 2.54 2.51A 2.52A
July 2.42M 2.43B 2.41A 2.42
Sep 2.24 2.26A 2.23k 2.24
OATS
IEcc 1884 1855 1884 1.241s
May 1.16A 1.16B 1.15B 1.16B
July 1.O0B 1.O172 1.003s LOOPS
Sep 92B 93as 923s 9212
SOYBEANS-
Mar 1886 1856 1886 1856
May 1882 1892 1882 1892
July 3.78
7 ARD
Dec $3.50 $3.50 25.40 25.40
Jan $3.50 $500 $3.50 1855
Mar 25.70 25.70 1925 $3.50
May 25.77 2a77 1882 $3.50
July 25.75 25.85 2540 1855