davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1948-03-28

Herman, the mailman, is ap-
proved of by practically all dogs.
| guess if he wasn't he couldn't
be a mailman. But my pup -
which he calls 'Bosco," the same
as he does the 81 other hounds
on his route - will run three
blocks to escort his pal Herman
up to the mail box. He'll do it
even when all Herman is deliv-
erin is the months bills.
JAKE BULLS, my partner, calls
him "F.R." not meanin' no
reference or disrespect to the
late President. FIR" stands for
Flea Restaurant.
Me, I've never really had to
call him. He comes whether l
want him to or not. l refer to
him as animal" or "lurnmox"
when l rub his ears.
Maybe Judge Bledsoe has the
answer.
"Wally," the Judge says, you
really only want a middle and
last name for him. A dog such
as he is is goin' to have many
first names. Fido is as good as
any. But with the disposition
he's got | would call him
'Fido Alias Cratitude'!''
''Okay, Alias?" the Judge asks
the pup.
An Fido Alias Gratitude rolls
over, waves his feet in the air,
gets up an licks Judge Bled-
soe's fresh shine to show it is
okay with him. -WALlY BOREN
Evening star., 1948-03-28

BIG BEN CHIME ALARM, with his two
voices and his quiet tick, is a trust
worthy friend in any family. He comes
in handsome ivory finish with a lumi-
nous dial you can read day and night.
He's $3.50. Big Ben Loud Alarm is
S450 The beautiful new Big Ben
Electric is S805. Prices exclusive of tax
Evening star., 1948-03-28

FIRST he whispers,
then he shouts.
Big Ben Chime Alarm
is the polite getter
upper. His tick is
quiet. He has a 2
voice alarm. His first
call is a whisper.
l hen, II you uOn [
wake up,. he ''lets
YOU have the other
barrel'' with a loud
call you simply can't
ignore he shouts!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-02-05
ereemiht<
NinefGn,pie

@rrns llnb Mr. I treffen 'id) slm
uicrtcn Mal in Ser Gcutral slrntorp
om 10. Scbruar ,mS Scr iriiberc
Observation-Disclosures Sad Charley
miro nls 9teieree fl,ngieren. 0iesnlal
ioa Elm fiir allemal entid)ieoen iuers
ocn ncr Ser before Mann lit. 3ipei
ans 'orci isallen uno Ser Esaa m,b i'm
Sling icin entiheibet. 9sm Safe Afr.
I gcihlnaen apirS 10 miro cr iih ioen,
tiiiSieren illoem er bie &upuSe al
ninmt. Gs fGmpten nod miteinans
Ser Serasmeiiter Gid Haines unb
Icn McSntprc, ionic Or. Go Mcste
nit Sbpmmp Goods, Elm 2OOpiun.
bigger. i,rS ssreo Voiif nit Weilter
aen acnneth unb Sranf Sultan nit
Nl &o5mnn aus Snlem trcten aeaen-
chamber a,ti.
Gintrittsfnrten iinS su bahen bci
Hifmanns uno in ser Central Ir-
morn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-02-05

Grlanbt Sd)nlfinbcrn @rutto 3irfus
sm bcimd)cn

Giclc GlcpelarOrr Sd)nlfinOer prr=
Den ,ugclaiicn Sen Ml Sirat Grptto
,}irtus i'm Eublifs 9luSitorilun oui
@rlmo oon 3ullinlmlulg uuo ;}uiam-
mcnnrheit ser Srpttn. SttulhcbGroa.
Earcnt Scad'cr@ Min. mlN Snint
Mccrcation 9onro. arrangements limb
gcnlod,t iuorocn, bicGlcmentar Shul,
finocr plr 9tahnlittng TpritcIluna
Nca 3irflls am Mittmoh, Sonncrs.
tag Nreitng, an H.. -. lmo IS. Scs
brlor Sll5nlni'en. I'm entluiien 81,
perocn nllS ser Sd,ulc nliiiicn Sic
&inScr GntId,ltloiauugen BON Gltcrl
llnterIdricbcu nlithringcr, lullt eIus
iagen pouShlliupcrintcuo M .Sd,ir
nerer. Tas Soint Mccrcaticn 0oaro
hat ar,f arrangicrt oai; Grlpad,icnc
Srllppen bon @inocrn hcalciten fGN
ncn, bclonhers Erinsipnlc scr ter
id'icoeneu SdiiIcn, sic iih nit Ieincr
Sd,lle, .S.M. cbrr nnbcrcn Srlp,
ensIacntllren in Gerbinolng geiebt
bnhen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-02-05

Die esamilie Gbriit.ani miro ais
tnentierteite @rilppc ppn iot;.noien
Mcitcrn in ser @clt bctrod)trt. Sic
uno Gluoe Nrattp, ser melibcriibmt,.
Sranrr lpilorr Sicrc. iino bic Saupt
attrofticncu Ncs groBcn u Sirot
8rotto 3irfuS i'm Yuhlic sll'titop.
r!lum pom tnnlmcnOcn 0inntoa
ahcnN ah. Nabc,u 800 lfGlnrr lmo
sSroum pirfcn nit an EroAranlm.
&nobtn mn .MGorhcn ,Grri, unn
&lcin. lehcn Dem &nnlnler Der Sll
Sirut Srnttn ;}irflts mad, ocn Nit
bic Slunitprilm init SponmlnA cnt
Nc0cn. Sic GrGffumaspnrltclilnN
finhct um Ntul,tao obclp, Den 8.
Mbruor ltatt llnn Der ;}irfus hlciht
i3 Gage. init Matinecs tGNlith. olls-
Ncnrnuncn an Otpntoocn lno
SicnSto0cn. Nm Snnntoo iinptt
fcinc &nritcllnn0 ltott.
Scnlutinncilc qftC bcltcn Ioli,
bcrS lperOcn porNcfiibrt lpernsn.
Dian pirn crltollnt icin iiber ocrcn
3ohl rnn nic Wcihiflithfcit der W.it-
lpirfcnn,n. Smttnoc pun ,pcIttc-
ifOnnl.n Stara iino betciliot. nurlln
ter SMoc s'cotm nit irinln milo II
Sicrrn. SDprn unn Siucrn mn nic
lpcltbcfanntt ,Souliiic Gri'tioni
Htit=Sturs, nit Glllcip, Dem rrfom
ten NrGBtcn ullcr Glnpns. Suu nus
NeS &inlris Suo. Sropc,fiinitlcr.
Die Srapc,fiinitlcrin Erinsciiin Mll
ictta. Gopt. Scncr nit icincm hc-
riil,nlten lfcrn ,Sturlcb 9Goht"
bic iSlicNcnbcn 9lrtpnps rmo oic Nlit
Ncnhcn Grnnctrm, lnb piclc nnpcrt
ncbr. INN nutiirli,t Socrpcn ur,,
GlcplMntcn. Efcrhcn. Hobhrn luuo
Id,inlronicn mb Ernics. Slrpns ?
Sin bolbcs ANunocrt hcricltcn
Die Noclfroac nah Sifcts miro
'cbr aroR lcin. hcncuteno orohcr ais
leptes Sabr. Sorlm lit es rotiam.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-02-05
Ohio Bell Telephone ersucht
... um Erhoehung der Raten

Sic Shio @cn Sclcphnnc So
reid)te bci DER Bubble Utilities Gnnl.
million in Columbus Gcilh lm
Grloubnis fiir Grh0blno Der tSc
bilhrcn fiir Sclcphpnpicnit cin. IS
mare pies Die critic all0cnlcinc Grho
bllna, Inn peld)c Die GnnWum in
iibcr 20 Subren nod,acillht bat Tic
ncllcn Nchiihrcm ipilrOcn ole Sin
rubmcn Der Company I'M ncltn lirn
,cnt oDcr $S,5OO,OOO inn Nobr er,
)ohcn unp bi cGcbiibren1nperlmacn
piirncn pic mciitcn Sienlte in per
'Cf,icocncnl WtoI, betreIfcn.
Ganbplpb gioc, Der l;rGiioent scr
COMPANY. crflGrt bo'uL oic Sbir
ge!l Selephnnc SO. iei Iiir cinem lpe
ientli,1)cn Sci pcs Sclcphpnoicllltca
in Sbin pcruntlpurtli1). Surh ibrc
10 Scleplundlntcr licfcrt tic piclcn
@t1leinpcn Spfulbicnlt. Nhrc ,Scrn
lciprGhslcitllnNcn linn nit Den 8.
lcphpninltcmen bon nlebr uls 2Oo
,nncrcn Sclepbpnocicllit,oftcn IN
Sbip uno nit Den ,ScrlneiprGas
lcitllnocn pes gen Snitcnls perhrn
Den.
Gr bctnmtc, .cs ici bcouucrlid, buH
bic HutcnerbDbluoen nphpcnbid
iino. Sic icien obcr mlr &c,
rina. icpph nptlpcnpio fir outen
9icnIt. Nhcr man nuiiic iprtfobrcn.
GrpeiterllnNen umn &crbciierunocn
por,lnchmen, oocr man fonnc Die
9lrt oes SienItes niht bictcn. lpclhe
Die Scffentlidfcit milnldt.
9pfafe SrbDbunoen fnlnnlen ii!r
3cid)GfIs= lmD Eripattclcpbnnc III
Sraae. 9ic aScrnNeipradls -3iatcnon-
oerllnN" " ieben cine Ncouftpin Der
Gaht= ..nb SomltoNsaeiprdd)sra
bate INN GrboblnnNen Der @elpr1
te pon Eerion III licrion Dor. Sit
Nebiihreh iiir Iienitanicbliiiic, Scr.
leallnaen lmb 9lenocrllnNen ipllcn
pom 81 oui $3.50 erbDht iperben.
Sn GIepelann luiirben bic folNcn
Den NcnoerunNcn pproenpmmcn
lperoen: anDipibuelles Eripattclc'
pbol, BON $5. 90 auf So. 80; 2=Ear-
teien Yripdttelepbon, (Vauid,all
pon 1915 auf $4.05; 2 Sarteiel,
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lano Sruit 60.
Gic &aane finbet int aonsen
9ono pom /. bis II. MGra Itatt uno
cs iollen i'm Nonscn $4,000, 900
aufoebraht mcrocn. @dbreno oas
@ruR sGlcpclonber 8upitel ieinc Pin,
ipriiche fiir l94S beroh0cicbt bu!
unntc Dus Observation-Disclosures
$ nitht tim. Sic Slllfipenonnocn hi
,Sotoltrppbcn lporcn l947 hnhcr
Is irotnpmam IN nrn lebtcn ,cbn
ohycn. Scsholb mllrnc bic Eclpilli
llnU oofiir nit $4.672 900 onoc
'itet. Sic 3obl Der MGnncr lmn
.Srollcn bel Der helpoIinctcn Mtoht
lit nus &icrfohc ocrcn ppr Dcm lcb.
ten &ricO. Sic Sicnltc fir tic bean
'prlrhcn helcr nchr ais $lS,OOO,r
900. Ncrncr 0iht cS rs AGillipncn
Sctcruncn. Don bcucn piclc li(b an
oos Hntc &rcll,c pcnhcm iucrncn.
sir lie llnb ihrc ,Sanlilicn iimn $6.=
24o, 900 pnr0cicbcn. llnp uubcrbcm
lit ouS 9totipnalc 9'llltpro0ramm
init 6.5 Millioncn Collar peron=
icbloNt. init beiicn $oilfc i'm 2ouf
Der 3cit Slut lmb glutneripotipc
filr Die Nan,c SepGlfcrlna ncs 9ons
pcs bereit Ncltcllt lpcrben iollcl1.
llm bos ;3iel in @roB= =Glepelono
crrcid,cn slr f0nncn, miiiicn Spcn.
Der bcllcr minoeitenS ehcnippicl &C.
ben lpie lettes eubr llnb al6erncm
hrullcbt man mcbr frchpillioe Socl=
fcr, ln1 mcbr 8ohcn ais i947 I'll
uclpGhrleiIten.
Sic Heflame fir oic Gonpoone
lpirp Qebanobabt ppn Mitalieocrn
bes Slepclano Slopertiiina Club un=
ter Scar ,. Shmart. General SaIes
,Wonu0cr Der gailep Company.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-02-05
HippcHrente Gkeater
uSbc @uicc Of tic Smrtle" beainnt
9titt,uodD, IT.. Hebrmar.

@arncr NrnS. .hohen cillcn nnocrcn
@ronMpoplhlngcr in Sobns Gnl'
Trutpns rsforbinndrrbcn Wii6ncn
Id,laacr .She Ipicc OF tie Surtle"
hicrbcrgcbraht. Gs ioa ciucs Ser
idlonltcn Shauipicle iein bas alf sic
Scilnpnno gcbraht ipuroc. Sfonalo
Mcognn unb eleanor Yorfer iimo in
ocu Sitclrp1cn mnb ipcrbcn ,lnteritiitt
bon Gpc glrhcn mmo @apnc Worris.
Sicr finocn iid) Snllp unN Vill unh
cs fiihrt 3lir Siebe. SIS lit cin beion,
ocrs idpncs Vilh unb iolltc pon alien
gcIcIcn iperocn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-02-05

- Hnteritdten Sae be In ,tnierm
NolfsblaH anseteenoen 0ei@dftel
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1taiiettiiterN eiitcs
japat,iietct, N3mbers

5ofio. Tallicnbc bon Epli5iiicn iaa,
ten bier nod) cinenl nit fiibner 0c,
refmlna porgebenScn iapaniitbcn
ganfrGilbcr. ser es pcritanbcn bate,
Iehs5ehn @anfonaeitclltc 81 peron.
lagcn, @iit ST trinfen. oas stu0li bon
linen nad furscr 3eit tGtete.
Gr bctrat sic 9nnf lnn trlrN cine
Mrntbinbe Ses &olpitolb,,rcaus unS
3eigtc cine Snocrtiiifationsfortc. nit
Der or lid olS cin sr,t leaitimicrtc.
Gr crflGrtc bon Scr @ci,rnrbcitsbc
)oroc 9cididt 5u lein INN oas Sn.
mere ser @mf ,u bcsinfi,ieren. ,peiI
in Der 9fahbnrid,nit ein Maiienaus
brlif bon Ruhrtranfbeit gemel>et
luorocn lit. Pepor sic IeSinieftilnl
ourdlgciiibrt miro. babcn Sic mn>
oas aciMlItc @anfpcrionol idlleuuigit
aieic Weoi5in aesen Mubr cin5llneh.
men. Ter MGllbcr hnttc cine slpcitt
sslaide bel iih. ans ser er obne id)Go,
lide 1oleen tranf. Tic is @anfan.
ac'teIltcn tcilten sic McSi5in in sai.
ien uno tranfen. sSaIt ,nrnittclbar
oanah uerfielen iie in &rGmpie. Cine
| iih III Sf)mcrsen tuinSenoe Mnecitea
tc froh aui bic Strobc uno riei I'M
Silie. .Snsspiiden lparen 100000 Dei,
in oie Taiden oes @dubers sauon
oert. Cine Million Gen tparen aber
orei Stllnben borber nod elmer anSc,
rem 8anf bcforocrt tporben.
lie iett s,l foufen. entlpcbcr 6ci Hid,.
-
unterftiisen 81, Que ~ un,s,
,tun0 nm ,e,Oprhpr 1efH,6s+sion
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iSiihrcr fiir Die Sfote &rcr' &um.
puNnc. bllrrh mclhc hcrcr 81 ,O96,=
600 in @rnH sGlcpelunn alTQchrott
pcrpcn lnllcn, iino filrilih Don De
amtcn bcs biciiNcn &apitcls crnomlt
iporocn. Nhn 81. Sbpnlpion, lSrii
libent Der llnipn Sunf ni Commerce,
miro Der (ScncroIpnriibcnoc Der
&onlpoanc itin. Nhm Sur Scitc tie
hen Sontcs ). (Sriffin, Nicncrolno.
naNcr bon Sicrs, hpchuf < 60,
unn Spbn :. 9;utt. I'cpriiipent
Der HoDioitutinn 9S(SslH. Sd)os=
mciltcr lit !. i. SreibcrQer, Gnriit=
ienpcr hcs Sircftnrillnls Der Slcpe=
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: Bite leien Ste ote anse'ee1I
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.>rirottcIcphpn Don $3.50 (fiir 30
Slnrlic) ullf $2.75 tfiir 80 9lnrll
re-, 9Snhlnn0s GrtcnIinn, bon go
Gent ullf - Sent.
Nullpt0cid,lft Don S.
80 auf 5000; @eit,dftsertenlicn
llno 4. =. I Stotipnen bleiben mic
bisbcr nit 100.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-02-05
1rafs 1kabinctt acitar3t

@ngbnb, Sraf. Ias &dbinett oes
MiniIterprGliocnten Salib Ben III
SsSobur trot nod eilrem "a Stunbcn
lpdbrenoen Nufrlhr 5uriid, in be:,l
naf eincln Verid), 70 Yerionem ge,
totet lnN iibcr 300 pcrlebt imrbeM.
Ger Miidtritt beocutet ben 3uiatl-
menbrl,d, hes Samples Salib @eus
nnI Hatiiifation bes irnf-engliihen
TrennoidnitSucrtrages mnb MilitGr.
hiinoniiies, ons por IA 9aaen III
2onoon imtcrseidnct tunrbe.
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Grielerei<te pre>iet

acnptcn. sSn eincm @rcn5o6rihcn
bcs 1rciicS acmptcn ipicltc lid, ppr
fl,r3cm folacnbcs ab:
Ger Yiarrcr Ser Bemeinoc bcgce-
nete aui ieinem Munogang elmer sSrai,
aus Sem Snouitriescbiet. bic lid, NIT
etipa ieh5is Yunb 8artofieln ab,
id)leppte. .9u haben Sic aber bodl
cine ,icmlihc Tengc 0artofieln cr-
gattcrt." mcintc ser Yfarrcr; tporalli
or ,llr 'Mnt,port crhiclt: .Ssa, id) babe
iiini 0inber uno fir oic'e IedSis
gf,,nb aartoFfeln bahc icb meinen
golScncn 5rdllrina hcrgebcn ,niiiicn. !"
Ger Vfarrer lieb iid) MN Name unh
MSreiie bes observation-disclosures seben
Ssn ser n1dNtcn Sonntaespreoiat gab
er befannt. SaB Gin Bauer elmer Nntf
ter fir 60 Pfunb aartofeln einert
1rauring abuerlanet babe. Gr lei CT.
ifiittert. bah in ieiner Bemeinoe 70
ctipas porfomnlen Tonne ,lnb eripartc,
Dab linn 6is gum fommenocn Conn
tag ser Mins sngeiteat ipiiroc. @c.
idebe 6as nidt, Damn ,polle CT bcal
9tomcn 6es 8auern BON Der 1an5el
bcrab bcfanntgeben. 9aramibin MIR
ocn beim Yfarrer 8 Ming nbgegeben.
--0 --
- Slsa&aef&1l,n,a .(8Nn KA In aisl{pefsl
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3eitbilN IN, SpieSe(
Der prefe:

| Ser .Dailp Mirror" nerIangt bon
Scr Regieruna. aenon bariiber unter-
rihtet 3m .rcrbcn, AT, tpelden Sage
| iie .pon scr N'ohr ser perfiSen Sta-
Iin.Sitlcr -Mllians" 0cnntnis crhielt
% es nur ouf Nicic @eiic nloalid lei,
roic 9iiNcn nnhstoriifen. oic ocn
Gclfc icitbcm bon icincr Mcgiermng
criGblt lncrhcn iinb." ,scrncr mStte
has @lott ipilicn, iporum hicic Tofl,,
n,cntc scr Sciientlihfcit 10 lanae port
cntbdltcn ,p,lrhcn, .alS lie nidNt pr
llntcritiit,ma bcs Noribaa Hlones
niiblid)c Gcrlucnhuna iinocl fonntcn
Der .Mirrcr". .Mnnl fann o,,d) Sen
Tcrood>t rid,t nnteroriifcn, Sai, Sic
Mftcnpmbli,icr,ma MIR bcsbalb or.
folat lei, linn Yo,llcp i,nN Die @e-
treiocb6rie ol,s Scn Nahrithtenitcif
Scr 1itelicitc ser 0lGtter ,n pcr.
rrGnocn." - a.. "Hns5
.Troitiidje Tabnobmcn" sW &c
f1mpilma hcS Sa,nacrs IN Scutih,
lnrN pcrlotat sic rNcip Ycrf Simcs"
il cincm rcoaftioncIlcn &omncntar
gu sen bonn ,pei,cnolcn @irt darts
amt in ;sranfilrt a. M. erIaiienen pc
i itimm,naen. sic Observation-Disclosures
aIlcr in, Vciit bon 0a!,crl,. ;sabrifan.
ten i,nh io0or &ousiraucn hcfinhlid,
cn Scbcnsmittelporr1tc uoridrcit!
Sicic WaBnnhmc. Sic ser Yritnrtiflc,
hcS @lottcs bcm ri,iiild,cn 3tuadaS'
mItc,n oui sem Ncbict Scr 9chc,s@
mittclpcrtclma alcid,ictt, lpirS bon
Inn ocSholb ais mmpirfiam crflart,
lrcil iic nic1ts an Scr llm5ulinglihtcit
Scr Nabrnnasmittcl EroSuftion an
hcrn niirhc. .ScIh't ,ncnn cs (Nns
Mirtidoit$, @eict> iich ais mlnScrt,
prowntia mirfian crluciicn iulltc,
miiroc cs bas Sc,,tid)c Grn1hr,m9Ss
problem nidt lGicn, oa @cirSeiltid,
lanS INN einnal sic fiir icinc Be
pGIferlmg erfcroerlid)cn 2cbensmittcl
MIR 5ur &GIite ielbcr 81 crSel,aen Der.
mag. llno Tcntihlono miro iclonHe
nid,t imitanoe iein. acnug iiir hen
ciacncn @c>ori n, prohu,ieren
nidt oonpn ,i rcScn, hai, cs ,nnl
@icoeraiibnn bcitrnacn fGnntc
clS oas aeaclnpdrtiNc Snitem orr
Stranalllierlma ser Sentid,en @irt.
id)aft nid)t iiber goro ae,uoricn uno
Sen 9cMtIdrn nid)t erlaubt miro. 10
ricl 81 proSusieren ,,no ans MuslanS
81 uwfn,fen, ais iic fjnnen."
s(nnc C'Sorc McGcrmid mad,t IN
Scr .Ncau Ocrf Simcs" aui Sic Mus'
,pirflnaen Scr Mbrpertung in
hcn acaenieitisen 9esiebnngen Scr
mcitcurcpGiidNn Golfcr a,,ilnerfiam.
Sic Ihretbt II. a.: Der Sntereiienae'
gcuiab ser bier (a,,f tnabrungspcli-
ti'hcm BcbicD in Den britiid,-fran.
sSiiitcn ge5ieh,msen 5ltuac tritt. lit
Gin idlimmcs 8orscidcn fir sic con
bieicn bciocn WGd,tcn actragenc G,,-
ropopolitif @cm iic es ,mmoalid,
iinScn. iid, iibcr bic Srbu,rN ibrcS
@cIoiucicns at einiaen. ,ucnn cs ais
,ulncrmciHlid) lit, bal, Ncitcuropa l."
Gin 5ranc, ,Bcbiet ,mb cine StcrlinS.
Gone scriGllt. 10 fdut fir bie 9om-
lmmiitcn icocr Brunb fort. fiber e!c
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the palmiest days they had seen in
decades. Employment was high
consumer income high, spending
high.
/ The outlook ranged from good to
excellent. The industry that didn't
have production schedules at ca
pacity levels was the exception.
Borrowing at Dizzy Rate.
The high cost of living unques-
tionably was -stringing a large
number of people. Many relied on
ingenuity instead of salary to make
both ends meet. But goods were
moving, new orders were being
placed. Business was borrowing
money at dizzy rate to add to its
capacity to satisfy the needs of the
Nation.
Profits and sales reports IN many
cases made 1947 look like a poor
year.
Such an array of economic talent
could be expected to have investors
and spectators rolling in the aisles.
But, in the language of the theater,
they laid an egg.
The stock market traditionally
weighs the future The prices estab-
lished in the exchange are based on
what a corporation is expected to do
next month or six months from
now. Yesterdays brilliant earnings
are old stuff five minutes after
they've been made public.
This week the market pointed in
one direction, the gauges of business
and industry in another.
The market has been wrong In
the past-and so have other business
barometerS.
Evening star., 1948-08-08
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO. Aug. 7 uo.--wheat moved
ahead fol, gains extending to around .
cents on the Board of Trade today. Deal
ings were fairly active, including a good
deal of short covering and scme buying
attributed to mills and elevator houses. =
Wheat was aided by reports that the
Production and Marketing Administration
was seeking -four offers as well as by q
seneral belief that the market was en-
titled to a technical rally.
September corn was ahead most Of
the day, largely on short covering Arm
tone In the cash market and reports of
very small old-crop supplies in the coun-
try helped this contract. However. the
new-crop months did not do much, hover
ing under the previous close most OF the
day.
Oats we're slightly higher during the
major part of the session. soybeans and
lard we're firm.
Wheat closed ss-114 higher, September
2.24h-2 "a; corn was 1 cent lower to
cent higher, September 1.653s-I. .65; oats
were 9s-34 higher, September 73-73h;
rye was ] cent higher. December III,
and soybeans were ga to cents higher,
November 273A
Evening star., 1948-08-08
Stock Market Closes
Week in Wary Mood
Because Of Congress
By William D. Horson


NEW YORK, Aug. THE stock
market had Congress on its hands
this week and didn't quite know
what to do about it.
With the exception of Wednes-
day, when leading issues moved
briskly forward, the market see
sawed without getting very far one
way or another.
Brokerage Offices reported that
concern over what Congress might
produce in the way of credit or
price control legislation was the
main barrier to a more active mar
ket. Berlin was also mentioned.
The economic state of the Nation
which is the ultimate measure of
stock values-was referred to only
casually.
Week Slowest in Five Months.
Trading volume for the week
dropped to the lowest level in some
FIVE months. Turnover failed to
pass the 0O,000-share level on any
one day. This was poor business
for those who had taste of a
string of 1000, ,O0O-share-plus days
to remember from spring trading.
And the slow action was an almost
infallible sign that professional
traders-as distinguished from the
public at large-made up the
market.
Professional traders normally
take up the slack in any market.
They trade for their own account,
clip u or a point here or there,
buy for quick profit or sell when
1t suits their purpose. The non
professional usually stays in for a
little longer haul but the public
these days is sitting on its hands
30 far as the stock market is
concerned.
Begged Down in Good News.
This week presented the not un-
usual spectacle of the stock market
begged down in a morass OF good
news. Nobody in the financial dis
trict took very seriously the Presi-
dents anti-infation program. Poll
tics being what they are, most OF
the experts figured that Republi-
can Congress would kill all but the
least controversial measures pro-
posed by the President.
Wall Street was so convinced OF
this that on Wednesday prices ad-
vanced rapidly over a broad front.
The explanation given for thesad-
vance was that the street believed
price controls didn't have chance
of getting through.
The belief turned out to be well
founded. On Thursday and Friday,
though, when Wall Street didn't
have any more to worry about than
the likelihood that Congress would
approve an emasculated anti-inf1a-
ton program, the market persisted
in its cautious mood.
Fears of War Abated.
The men who chart the pulse and
temperature of the market fell back
on such explanations as technically
logical resistance points" and
minor movements in major trend"
to reason out the behavior of the
market.
Here's the picture that Wall Street
had to appraise:
Congress was not seriously con-
sidering any legislation that could
be considered hosile, or even mildly
unfavorable, to business interests.
The Berlin situation, long bug
aboo in downtown Manhattan,
seemed to have taken a decided
turn for the better. War, with the
threat of price controls, ALLEGATIONS
and the like, receded into foggy
background.
Business, commerce and industry
were flushed with success, enjoying
Evening star., 1948-08-08
Commodity Prices

NEW YORK, Aug. : lP--The Asso-
ciated Press composite OF 30 wholesale
commodities dipped to 1902 on Friday
! from 1902 a week earlier when the in
dex showed the first Friday-to-Friday ad-
vance in six weeks. o,e
The index for which the base year, 1g.t
EQUALS 100. stood at 1S7.46 year ago.
Industrials and nonferrous metals rose
to new 194S highs on Friday, while tex
| tiles and grains and cottons dropped &c
new lows for the year. The other compo'
nentS, food and livestock, also declined
The staple price index and Its eompo-
wear ago follow.
Evening star., 1948-08-08
Mexicun Peso Stronger

MEXICO CITY, Aug. 8 R9.-The
peso was stronger today. Banks
bought the dollar at CTS and sold
at 682. It's strength was attributed
to the Bank of Mexico's assurance
that bank deposits would not bs
frozen.
Evening star., 1948-08-08

wheatIao. red. a.ss; No. 3, s.ao-
21A; No. 3 red. ,roush, 2ls: Ne. J. hard bare
Corn-No. i yellow, 2l3; No. 2. 2.13:
sample grade. 1.75-2.03. oats-No. l
extra heavy, white. 77-77h: No; I heavy.
No. 3 heavy. white, 7434; No. heavy,
white, 7.-7sA; No: medium heavy;
nominal; feed, 1885 nominal.
Evening star., 1948-08-08
STOCKS RISE AND LEVEL

OFF - Associated Press chart
shows how stock average ad-
vanced from 68.3 the week be-
fore to 69.1 on Wednesday,
then leveled off at SO at the
end of a week of slow trading.
New lows for the year in tex
tile, grains and cotton, and
declines in food and livestock,
pulled the commodity index
down from 1903 a week before
to 189 yesterday, despite ad-
vances of non-ferrous metals
and industrials to new 1948
highs.
Evening star., 1948-08-08

Anaconda Wire & Gable CO.
earned 1851 ,o96 or $3.9s, VS.. $4,63a,-
ISL or $5.49.
McQuay- -Nerris Manufacturing CO.
earned $593, ,993 or $i.57, VS.. t720, ,13l
or ti92. S