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The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1948-05-19
HOUSEHOLD HINTS
BY MARY ANN KNowIT

All of us who have children,
and those of us who are expect
ing an addition to the family are
quite familiar with the prepare
tions that have to be made for his
arrival. All of the diapers, bands,
shirts, gowns, dresses, sacques,
sweaters, caps, and shawls havee
to be ready, for he arrives with
out luggage, demands a rousing
welcome, and expects a beautiful
but comfortable wardrobe. Most
of us are so busy buying beauti-
full things for this little cherub
that sometimes We don't stop to
consider whether or not he will
be comfortable in them.
You have seen little babies
beautifully attired in little or
CANDY dresses with numerous ruff
files and bawling his little head
off. That happens because we
are so anxious to show him off
that in many cases we aren't con-
siderate of his feelings. These
little things are on the market
because they attract the eye more
than a plain little voile dress
with tiny pearl buttons. One
can't blame the manufacturers
for their business is to get peo-
pie to buy, at any cost.
To you mothers who are await
ing your monarch, be a good sub
ject and make his clothes your
self. BY making these little
things with your own hands you
not only assure his wardrobe
beauty and comfort, but you can
also add practicability for your
own sake. You would rather
have an undershirt for the baby
that opens down the front than
one that has to be drawn over
his little head, or a gown with
simple tie-strings in preference to
one with six or seven buttons
down the back. You may not see
the necessity for practically at
present, but after your little an
gel has been on earth for a couple
of weeks, l assure you that you
will have a different opinion.
When you are making your
baby's clothes you must keep in
mind that the garment should be
as seamless as possible, and be-
cause of his tender skin the ma
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terial you select should be
smooth. After washing these lit
tie garments go easy on the
starch, for that has been a cause
for skin irritation among babies.
All of these things that l am
suggesting you make can be found
in all department stores, but
when you find out how much
cheaper they are to make. it will
seem like a real waste to go out
and buy them.
If you are interested in sewing
for a little newcomer, send a
stamped. self-addressed envelope
enclosed with 10 cents to Home
Sewing Bureau, 400 Manhattan
Avenue, New York 26, New York.
and ask for booklet called Sew
Ing for Babies"
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1948-05-19
THINGS THAT INTEREST
WOMEN
BY Bessie r. Bell
HOW DO YOU LOOK?

Are you ready Girls to face
the fast approaching coatless sea
son? If you have been faithful to
yourself in taking your daily do
zens, then am sure you will not
only grace the scene of Avenue
paraders. but you will indeed be
a joy to behold.
Now. this does not mean that
because you have worked hard
all Winter to attain this beauti-
full figure. that you can lie down
on the job and expect to be the
most breath-taking figure on the
bathing beach. Nor will an occa-
sional swim, alone. keep the fig
ure trim. The business of being
beautiful is a perpetual job.
Keep an eagle eye on the Sec
ton between the lower ribs and
the hip. For a bare midriff is
impossible if one has acquired a
spare tire. have leaflet that
Is an easy exercise which you
may have free 1t is called Slim
ming the Waist Lines. Address
me c/o Global News Syndicate,
P. o. Box SO, Manhattanville Sta
ton. New York 81. N. Y. Please
enclose a three-cent stamp.
ETIQUETTE SAYS
When Sending invitations to
children it is correct to address
them to Miss Mary Jones and
Master John Smith.
HELP FOR THE
HOME EXECUTIVE
When giving shower party
ask each guest to bring an alarm
clock. Hide each gift along with
a clock. Set the clocks to ring
at five minutes intervals. AS
each alarm rings, the bride-to-be
will have fun looking for the gift
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-Four Mines Remain in Chase
As Props Near Finish Wire

gle in the top game Friday, while
Ballard engages last-place West
Seattle and Franklin faces tough
luck Garfield. Lincoln and Roose-
welt round out the Friday sched-
ule.
McG0vern twirled nice game
for the Kuays, but IL took some
fancy base-running by his mates
to chalk up the victory. The visit
ing Pups took a 10 lead in the
opening inning when Don Gins
berg was hit by q pitched ball,
stole second, went to third on the
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Neighbors Plan Pilgrimage
To See WaIcott Fight Louis

CAMDEN. N. ]. (ANP) - What
promises to be the largest group
of people to ever attend world
championship fight en- mass is
leaving from Camden. the home
of Joe Walcott.
A special tour has been set up
for the people of Camden and the
surrounding cities that win in
clude transportation by special
chartered buses to the Yankee
stadium from Camden and return
directly after the fight. The tour
viii also include admission ticket
to the fight in a special section
set aside by New York Vacation
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1948-05-19

3.019 disc jockeys representing
all of the nations 1,063 network
affiliated and Independent radio
stations. have combined to pay
tribute to the memory of the late
Fats" Waller, Americas brilliant
pianist, composer, comedian. dur
ing the week of May 16 thrugh
%, designated as Thomas Fats
Waller National Memorial Week
of Music.
The record spinning personal
tiles, each will feature a special
fifteen minute program of Fats
Waller recorded music, daily for
eight consecutive days commencing
May 18th. An unprecedent grand
total of 24,152 quarter hour broad
casts featuring Waller tunes and
eulogistic comment will thus be
heard by countless millions of
radio listeners thruont the United
States and Canada. exceeding by
nearly $500 hours, a similar tri-
butte, recently accorded the late
George Gershwin, on the anniver-
sary of his death.
Additionally, during the week
of tribute to Waller, 81 headline
commercial programs, heard on
the four major coast-to-coast net
works, will feature medleys and
special vocal and instrumental ar
rangements of Walters immortal
music, including "Honeysuckle
Rose" Amt Misbehavin'," my
Fate Is In Your Hands" and others
among the 400 songs penned by
the talented genius who contribu-
ted so much to contemporary
American music.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1948-05-19
WOMEN'S INDUSTRIAL
NEWS LETTER
BY Evelyn A. Carter
INTEGRATiNG THE NEGRO
WOMEN WORKER (NIPs)

The young woman of color has
an opportunity to be the greatest
ambassador of good will of our
times. The department stores of
such large cities as New York.
Chicago and Philadelphia are abb
sorbing many of these girls into
their sales departments. They
have admittedly made good in the
respective Zines which they sell,
and have overcome many head
aches at first entailed.
The public is not hostile; rather.
they commend the new practice.
No one fears flooding the sales
counters with colored sales ladies'.
The public is simply interested
in courteous, capable service.
Poise, respect for everyone, and
the desire to please the customer
are essential requirements of the
Job. This service is just one oil
the many where women of color
have made good.
IMPULSE BUYING (NIPs)
Housewives are Undoubtedly slim
ulated by open display and ef'
fective packaging of commodities
Food shoppers in 1947 spent "a
billion dollars, according to ma
tional survey by DeNemours Com
pany. The coast-to-coast study
shows that 1913 per cent, or one
in three items Of all purchases
in service-type food stores, were
made on impulse. Less than hall
of items purchased by shoppers
were planned ahead of time. Il
might be well to plan our buying
in these times of economic stress
PILOTS ARE NEEDED (NIPs)
The future in aviation looks
brighter, according to Archie
Smith, former c. A. flight ex
aminer and flight instructor a
the Tuskeegee Army Primary
School, who organized the Wal
Hawk aviation Club in 1916 tt
promote aviation in and around
New York City.
Good paying jobs as instructors
and pilots await former Air Force
men who can qualify. he stated
There are new openings in avia
ton, according to Smith, and the
men who are still interested will
do well to begin anew to sticl
to the grind necessary to become
pilots.
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Tours. Inc. of New York City. for
this group.
Heading the delegtion, in the
first bus of the cavalcade, will
be George E. Drummer, mayor of
Camden. A special police escort
will accompany the buses to and
from the fight.
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Sandy Swancy,
Garfield High School

Following are the Leading Hit
tiers as of April 20, 194S. And
Sandy Swancy, Garfield Hi, led
his team mates, batting 1868,
Jones, 457, also winnig his let
tiers in basketball, foot ball and
baseball.
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obove overe n
o. he
fough
Miss Lula RodoPh who took the University Of Pittsburgh
fol
of
emonhs on in yc
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You Need the NAACP
THE NAACP NEEDS YOU
JOIN NO VIII!
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: Ladies Page-Amusements- Sports Q
1T WAS AN EASY OUT

Sandy Swsney OF Garfield
made a good fry but couldn't
beat the ball to first as Queen
Anne topped the Bulldogs yes
ferday, ~. Bob Houbrees COW
cred the bae.-Times staff photo
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granted increasing Of self until
independent in 1896 With coastne dotted with harbOr
trade important to her people products
tobacco materials
Of the Philippine The Philippine Republics permanent
representative the United Nations General Carlos R6muO
Her flag has blue and stripes golden and three stars
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1948-05-19

Some 1000 islands, the largest In the
Malay Archipelago, make up the $4,000
square miles Of the Philippine Republic.
Made Spanish colony after its discovery
by Magellan on his globe-circling voyage,
the area became a possession Of the
United States In 1898 and gradually was
Evening star., 1948-11-16
WOnen'S
so to So

We've dazzling array to show you and it is our
suggestion that you anticipate your Christmas gift
giving! For women, there are handmade linens from
China Swiss embroideries with scalloped edges
broderes on fine cottons big, bold novelties and
delicate shadow prints For men, we have good
looking Irish linens with neat hemstitched hens!
Handkerchiets-syeet Floor
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-09-24

Skubiai buvo teirauiamasi
lektuvQ stotyje ar nera is Mas
kvos atsirades lektuvas ir ar
neatveze skubu pakieta.
Nesulaukus lektuvo (ta die
na smarkiai lilo ir lektuvas
velavo visa valanda), Pakark-
lis, pasitares su Sovietu pa
siuntiniu Pozdniakovu, gavo jo
sutikima savo kalba paskaity-
tt is nuoraso, be Maskvos apro-
batos, - baige savo pareiSki-
ma j. Stonys. OK. Pl.)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-09-24
KAIP BUVO SUVAIDINTA
LIAUDIES SEIMO KOMEDIJA
18O Ginkluotu Vyru Valstybes Teatro Uzkuisyje
Kaune Ginkluoti Raudonarmieeiai po Seimo
Prezidiumo Stalu. Atstovai Skaito Gautus
is Maskvos Kalbu Tekstus

sedzio .eiga, kalbetojai, visokios
simultaneous isanksto buvo SUI
zymeta atskiruose prezidiumui
skirtuose lapuose. Deputatui
einant kalbeti j tribuna, seimo
prezidiumo pirmininkas po ke-
lis kartus klausdavo kalbetojc
pavardes, patikrindavo irasv
lape ir tik tada leisdavo jam
kalbeti.
z. Seimo posedzio metu bu.
vo keistenybe kada deputatas
Rocius, Sovietu pasiuntinybes
numatytas kalbeti Lietuvos
valstybines santvarkos pakeiti-
mo klausimu, savo kiseniuje
nerado kalbos ir tik prisiarti-
nes prie tribunos, kalbos TEX
sta gavo is prezidiumo pirmi-
ninkO AdOmauskO.
8. Vienas idomesniu faktu is
Liaudies seimo posedzio yra
tas kad seimui dar nepradejus
svarstyti dienotvarkes punkta,
as gavau tuometinio Radiofono
direktoriaus-seimo deputato ].
Banaicio Kaune leidziamo ko-
munistu laikrascio Tiesos nu-
meri, kuriame isanksto, nelau-
kiant Liaudies seimo suruoSto
vaidinimo pabaigos, jau buvo
paskelbti Liaudies seimo "nu-
tarimai'' - Lietuva skelbiama
Tarybu Socialistine Respublika
ir "savanoriaf' ineina j Sovie-
tu Sajungos sastata.
Pasibaigus Liaudies seimo
posedziui, is sio Tiesos numerio
as turejau perskaityti per ra-
dio visus Lietuvos valstybine
santvarka lieciancius Liaudies
seimo "nutarimus". Kai radio
fono direktoriui pareiskiau sa-
vo suabejojima jog Liaudies
seimas kartais gall Tiesoje pa
skelbtu nutarimu nepriimti, }.
Banaitis man atsake: 'Bolsevi-
kai vietoje netupcioja. Liau-
dies seimas nera Smetonos kro~
melis. Dideli dalykai sprendzia-
mi greitai ir be svyravimu.
Nauja gadyne mesa nauJus
tempus''.
9. Kokioje Maskvos kontro-
leje ir teroro dvasioje vyko
tas "Liaudies seimo" posedis
rodo kitas ypatingas reiskinys:
Kai teisingumo ministrui-sei-
mo deputatui P. Pakarkliui rel
keio seine referuoti klausima
apie savarankiska Lietuvos val
stybes isijungima Tarynu Sa-
junga, seimo posedis laikinai
buvo pertrauktas, mes Pakark-
lio kalbos tekstas nebuvo spe-
ia atsiusti is Maskvos.
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TRECIAS PRASYMAS

Mano zmona jau 6 menesiai
gull ligonineje, serga nervu IL
ga. mes jai buvo persunku per-
nesti tremtinio gyvenimo SUM-
kumus. AS pats SUI 2 metu
vaiku likausi DIP stovykloj gy-
venti, bet musu abieju gyveni-
mo salygos dar pasunkejo. Gal
atsiras koks nors Lietuvis pa
gelbeti man materialiai.
P. Kiausa,
(13b) Memmingen
DIP Camp, Fliegerhorst
Block g. Germany
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TREMTINES PRASYMAS

IIEL1N I1NEO hAS 4NAO
Esu viena SUI 6 metu dukra
ir turiu ligoni, protiskai ser
CAN'T broli. Vyras, per nelaime
begant Vokietija, kelyje atsi-
skyre ir likosi uz gelezines uz-
dangos. Ginning ir pazistamu
Amerikoje neturiu, is niekur
jokios pagalbos negaunu. Gal
atsiras geras Lietuvis kurs ga
letu man bent kick padeti:
Valerija Karaliene,
(13b) Landshut,
Lehbuehlstr. 5
USA. Zone Germany
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L|S SeinlaS Bus Clevelande
SpaIiu 2-3 d. d.
Kvietimos LVS Skyrioms ir Remeioms

Lietuva Vaduoti Sajunga rengia savo Sta metini
Selma sestadieni ir sekmadieni Spaiu r g. 1948 Gle
veland, Ohio.
Yra svarbiu reikalu kuriuos LVS seimo delegatai
privaes aptart, isspresti.
LVS skyriai prasomi rengtis selma vsu smarku-
mu Jau prasdeda rudens sezonas, saukite susirink-
mus s1nkite buckles is u nar kurie dar neuzsimoke
o skirkite seimui aukas, gamnkte nesimus ir patar
mus.
Kvieciami selma If saip LVS darbuotojai, atvykti
padet svarsyt sos organizacios reikaus r panus at
cities darbams
Vsi LVS remejai kurie Xxi sio gausiai prisidejo SUI
aukomis paremdam LVS nuveiktus didelius darbus ir
dabar prasom passtengti prsiusti seimui savo auka
Aukas seimu sQskite Centre adresu. Jusu aukos
bus SEINE paskebtos r veliau aukotou varda tps Dir
vote. Prasome jusu visu talkos!
LVS CENTRO VALDYBA
$500 Superior Ave. Cleveland 3, Ohio.
LVS SEIMO DELEGATAI darykit patys kambariu re-
zervaciJas, rasant j. CARTER HOTEL Prospect E. 9th St.
Cleveland Ohio. Pazymekit kuria diena atvyksit.
SEIMNEI vakarienei tikieta 20 81; uzsalymus skuba
sskte Centro adresu $500 Superior Ave. Cleveland 8 Ohio
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LVS NARIQ DUOK-
LES IR AUKOS

Cleveland, Ohio, LVS LIMO
skyriaus susirinkime uzsimoke-
jo LVS metines mario buckles
Sic:
DR.. S. T. TamoSaitis 200
Brone TamoSaitiene 200
K. S. Karpius 200
Ona Karpiene 200
Alekas Banys 200
Ant. Simkunas 200
Juozas UrbSaitis 200
Kostantas Wallace 200
St. Milikauskiene 200
Feliksas Yucius 200
Juozas Miliauskas 200
Ona Baltrukoniene 200
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pave Lietuva, 1910 metu Lie
pos Fl d. susauke taip vadina-
ma ''Liaudies selma, kuris
ljunge Lietuva j Sovietu Sajun-
ga. Ko verti tie tariamo "sei-
mo" nutarimai ir kick jie bu-
vo Lietuviu tautos vardu pa
daryti, galime spresti be kita
ko ir is sio buvusio Lietuvos
radio vyriausio pranesejo Jono
Stonio pareiskimo Eltai apie
"liaudies seimo" nutarimu Ell
ga, ka cia istisai ir patiekiame
Dirvos skaitytojams:
Man buvo pavesta, pasako-
ia J. Stonys, pravesti Liaudies
Seimo posedzio radio translia-
CHA, ir as turejau visiska lais-
We kalbetis SUI Vyriausia seimo
rinkimu komisija, is Maskvos
atsiustais bel vietos komunis-
tu partijos pareigunais, boise
viku sudarytos liaudies vyriau-
sybes nariais, seimo deputatais,
turejau teise lankytis posedzio
patalpose, stebeti paruosiamus
darbus, uzeidineti j valstybes
teatro uzkulisi, kur buvo prisi-
glaudes sekretoriatas.
1. Liepos 21 (1940) prizes
Liaudies seimo posedzio pra-
dzia, Valstybes Teatro scenos
uzkulisi buvo atvesta Raudono-
sios armijos 180 vyru dalinys,
kuris uzeme sargybos postus.
Kariai buvo ginkluoti lauko
kautyniu ginklais. Sargybos
postal buvo slepiami. Sargybi-
Mai slepesi uz sienos uzkulisy-
je stovinciu dekoracijQ, sviesos
rampq, uzuolaidu, geliu gir-
liandQ.
Po stalais skirtais seimo pre-
zidiumui taip pat buvo paslepti
sargybiniai ir pridengti grindis
siekianciom staldengtem. Sar-
gybiniu ginklai buvo paruosti
veiksmui.
2. Nors Liaudies seimo po-
sedzio eiga vyriausios Liaudies
seimo rinkimu komisijos buvo
nutarta transliuoti per radio,
bet vienam NKVD majorui Ru-
sui uzprotestavus, transliacija
prizes pat posedzio pradzia bu-
vo atsaukta. Leista kai kurias
seimo eigos kalbu dalis irasyti
j radio ploksteles. Radio tran
sliacijos bijota, kad per posedi
neivyktu kliuciu, kas neigia-
mai paveiktu krasto gyventoju
nuotaika.
3. Oar Liaudies seimo pose
dziui neprasidejus, as turejau
proga matyti isanksto paruos-
ta Liaudies seimo posedzio die
notvarke. il buvo surasyta Ru-
su kalba ant SovietQ pasiunti-
nybes rastines blankq. Prize
kiekvieno dienotvarkes punkto
buvo pazymeta seimo deputato
pavarde, kas pasiuntinybes nu-
statyta dienotvarke turejo stu
lyti viesai, prasidejus seimo po-
sedziui.
q. Kiekvienam Liaudies Sci
mo deputatui jau isanksto skir-
ia pasakyti kalba buvo parasy-
ia sovietu pasiuntinybeje ir ap-
robuota pasiuntinio Pozdniako-
vo. Rusu pasiuntinybes numa-
tyti kalbetojai kalbas gavo at
vyke j seimo posedl.
s. Liaudies. seimo deputa-
tams posedzio saleje uzemus
skirtas vietas, prie kiekvleno
buvo priskirtas stebetojas slap
tos policijos atstovas, kurlam
buvo pavesta sekti ar deputa-
tas balsuoja, t. y. pakella ran
ka (visi Liaudies seimo nutarl-
mai buvo priimami rankos pa
kelimu; klausytis ka deputatas
kalba SUI gretimai sedinciu kali
mynu, ir tt.
6. Visa Liaudies seimo po-
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DETROIT, MICH.

J. Kripas, LVS 6 skyriaus
finansu sekr., skelbia sias au-
kas gautas leisti Angliskai kny-
gai "Lietuva Tironu Panciuo-
se":
SLA 352 kuopa 1000
Antanina KulieSiene 500
Juozas Ambrose 500
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KITAS DIP PRASYMAS

KITAS DIP PRASYMAS
Esu "a metu, sergu dziova.
Ar neatsirastu gerasirdziu ku-
rie nepagailetu man atsiusti
duonos ar koki ruba. Jau 8 me-
tai kaip guliu ligonineje.
Jonas Stankaitis,
(2O) Bad Muender, Deister,
Hospital British Zone
Germany.
Evening star., 1948-06-28

are cautious and at variance in
their predictions for the remainder
Of 1948.
Many are unrestrained in their
optimism. Some feel necessary
readjustment Of the inflationary
spiral must be near at hand.
There are industrialists who are
worried over the effects Of steadily
rising costs on their break-even
point-the dividing line between
profit and loss. They say only q
small decline in unit volume would
throw them into the red.
Paul S. Willis, president Of the
Grocery Manufacturers Of Amer
lea, says:
Business will continue good.
Overall dollar sales are running
slightly ahead Of last year. although
profit margins are declining be-
cause Of rising costs"
One thing seems certain-the
supply will not catch up with the
demand this year.
Industry reports record profits.
sales and dividends. To meet the
demands for their products most
industries are expanding their ia
cilities But. like the home owner,
the industrialist Is finding expan-
sion costs higher than originally
planned.
Evening star., 1948-06-28
Stock Market Drifts
Moderately Lower;
Berlin Crisis Feared
by the Assosiessd Press

NEW YORK, June 2s.-The stocl
market drifted lower today ..
traders watched mounting interna.
tional tension In Berlin.
Selling pressure was never very
aggressive but leading issues vert
marked down fractions to more thar
2 points. Some recent favorites vert
among the larger losers.
Weakness flrst cropped out amone
the rails, then rapidly spread, mainly
to the oil. steel and automobile
divisions.
The market started out at q fairl,
good clip. for = while, and ther
around noon picked up again.
Richfield Oil dropped more thar
2 points and losses Of q point OF
more were posted for Houston Oil
Standard Oil Of New Jersey, Sin.
clair, Union Pacific, Atlantic Coast
Line, United States Steel, Youngs.
town Sheet, General Motors. Mont.
gomery Ward, American Woolen, In.
ternational Paper, Consolidated Nat
ural Gas and Du Pont.
American Telephone was one ol
the few in the plus column, along
with Goodrich, Douglas Aircraft ane
Distillers Corp. -Seagrams.
The Berlin situation was frequent.
ly mentioned in the financial district
as a damper on buying enthusiasm
Concern over international develop.
ments has been low for some time
but, in the view Of Wall Street, the
argument between the three western
powers and Moscow over the block
AIDED city Is rapidly reaching the
crisis stage.
Evening star., 1948-06-28
CHICAGO Livestock

CHICAGO. June % GP tUsDAl .-Sala.
BILE hoes. 5000; total, $500: fairly active
early on WEIGHTS under $40 pounds but
later trade slow on all weikhts; butchers
up around 326 pounds. 25-75 cents higher
weights over .325 pounds very uneven
@ asss 'snss ana.r hszSs' zSe Doaas. c1
sSus pounds. 500 90 800 %; | s7o.s9e Ss pounds
27. .00-97.7b; 3l0-330 pounds, 25. .o0-26. so
% %9sS.5oo pSun pounds. ss.ooss0o: i sood '0nus ana
choice sovs, under 400 pounds 23.0Q.
4.60; few choice; a1ound 300 pound.
sslspie ST &C; Cattle. $500; total $500; ..la;
steers and hsiisrs % steady; hish; ;ehoies s
crop; choice heifers. $3.50; common. me.
dium and good steers and heifers slow. %
cents lower: cows weak to so cents lower:
bulls 25 cents lower: vealers steady: most
parable heifers, $4,000. 90; cutter cows
1900 down; common and medium beet
cows, 19.O0-23.00; GOOD cows to 300:
practical TOP heavy sausage bulls, 245O;
vealers, $500 down.
Salable sheep, 500; total, 1.500: receipts
hardly sdeauate for price test; small lots
to around 90 higher than late last week;
few saughter ewes steady to. 25 cents
higher: good and choice native spring
lambs %. .O0-3O 90: fat bucks at inside
price; odd head to $50: medium and GOOD.
26 00-29. 90: good and choice shorn slaugh-
ter ewes. 1O.OO-l 90: few choice. 11.25;
common to medium ewes. 900-10.00.