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Evening star., 1948-12-20
Evacuation BOOKINGS
Shrink al Shanghai
BY the Assoeioisd Press

SHANGHAI, Dec 20.-The Gen
J. c. Breckenridge, the last comfort
able evacuation ship out of Shang-
hal, is scheduled to leave December
80 with only 10 per cent of her avail
able accommodations taken.
The slowing down of evacuation
from here is apparently due to
growing confidence locally. The
panic of last month has died down
considerably.
Out of $50 Filipinos in Shanghai
400 have expressed a desire to stay
here. Two hundred and fifty will
sail for Manila next week.
About $50 White Russians, unof-
fetal reports said, aFe to be flown
to a resettlement camp in Japan
shortly.
The freighter Wooster Victory is
due here tomorrow to evacuate 1856
Jewish residents of Shanghai to
Palestine. This is the first group
movement of Jews to Palestine from
China. The ship will sail Friday.
Chinese newspapers, meanwhile,
published reports that privileged
persons in Marking were being
given top priority on trains and
planes for the movement of their
belongings to the south. Shun Pao
reported that officials at Hengyang
were told to meet four important
planes passing through on their
way to the south. When the planes
landed, the newspapers said, they
contained no passengers but seven
new automobiles.
Evening star., 1948-12-20
1t was the first time Santa has ap-
peared on this annual program.
Children Are Listed.

1t was the first time Santa has ap-
peared on this annual program.
Children Are Listed.
The children and the country
they represented follow:
Royal Highness, sardar Mohsmmad d
rgentina-Mariana., daughter of comdr.
Eduardo Arenas Nieva. assistant air at
Australia-sally. daughter of Group Capt.
M. O. Watson, air attache.
sisish. Ekp oce chief Industrial Di-
Berghe. counselor, ~ A A
ssnehez military Gl and "a air Gea attaehe
Brazil--Maria Helena daughter of MI.
William Araujo, attache.
buLrmaIAuns' son OF So Nyun, am
canada-,Marian, daughter of John H.
English, commercial counselor.
riguez,- minister counselor
China-Jay. daughter OF Joseph Ku. first
colombia.Luz Marina, daughter of DR..
Jorge jia.Palacio. counselor.
costa Rica-Mario: son of Mario A. Es-
MMarilvs, daughter of Guillermo
czsshoslova lsSasSaogo a@8ohumil. son of H B
Denmark-Gerd, daughter of Herluf
Dominican Republic - Maria consuelo.
daughter Of Luis Francisco Thomen. am
Homero Hoepelman, first secretary.
Ecuador-Ernesto. son of 1t. Col Ernesto
Del Gado, air attache.
Fl Salvador-Alexander grandson of Hec-
TOR David Castro, ambassador.
Flnland-Juhanni, son of Olavi Munkki,
nce-odile; daushter. Of Christian VAL
Great Britain-Victoria, daughter of E, A.
Cleugh counselor.
Greece-Dimitris, son Of Paul Economou-
Gouras. counselor.
Guatemala-Evelina, daughter of DR.. Is
,, mael Gonzalez-Arevalo. ambassador.
Haiti-Frantz son of Major Pierre Haspil,
military attache.
1celand-Thor, son Of Thor Thors, min-
lister.
India-Asha Wagle, granddaughter of
Bengal Rama Rau, ambassador.
ran-Bijan. nephew of Fathollah Noury-
Esfandiary' minister and charge daft
Iraa11bra rahim. son of Amin Mumayiz, sec
ond secretary.
Brennan. first secretary. Teury 0' '0Se0h W.
Italy-Danda, daughter Of Esidio ortona,
nrst secretary;
s. Bright. eounseior. % ESusn'sf 'i Fieharo 3
Lithuania-Gabriel. son of Juozas Ka-
Sierra, first secretary
Netherlands-Janneke. daughter Of H. A.
Helb counselor.
New Zealand-John. son Of r. w. Mar
n.s shall commercial attache.
Norway-Odd, son of Magne oppedal,
Pakistan-Zeba. niece Of M. A. II. Ispa-
hani amba ssador
Faraeuay--Martha. daughter Of DR.. Cesar
T.; Acosta, minister counselor,
Pnlliipines-Emilio, son of Emilio Abello,
daughter of Zygmut Ii
tynski commercial counselor.
rortueal-,Antonio, son of Antonio Fer
relra de Almeida. commercial attache
Spatn-Maria de los Angeles. daughter of
L. Col: Eduardo 'Prado, air attache
Sweden-Helen. daughter OF Left de Bel
frase, commercial counselor
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, daughter Of 1t
Col; Max Waibel. military and air at
syria--Fawwaz. son Of Faiz E!-Khouri.
minister.
Turkey-Nimet. daughter OF 1t. Col. Re-
fix Tulga, military attache
Evening star., 1948-12-20

avtnat aast Gaosss an sapss s,ns
Home, 324 Bryant street NV.
Rae Of chSrcs hs sns viii from srs: g.
ssifss 70 residents g., at st. Anna's Home.
Kahlert last summer will serve Christ
mas tea to parents in third assembly
room. Seventeenth and K streets NV.
Iath.l, fse Of By
Monday, December 81.
pf; Gas s9ys Club win
p;m.-srownie Gin Scouts from Rock:
raIm Ma or pay hdn.n e. Snss Sask sad
Tuesday, December 2S.
os Hoass R .tsns sasrsn pn..tnss a1Sn
ton Of 'Hansei and oreter' at the
Virginia Theater in Arlington. spon-
s9red BY the children's Museum Of
$40 p.m.&christmas pageant enacted by
children Of Christ Child Farm. followed
$50 pm-Public performance of The
Nativity" by children at St AIMS In
FAINT Asylum, 900 California street
wednesday, December 80.
p.m-Teen-age girls from the George
town Girls Club and GEORGETOWN Branch
of the Boys Club OF Washington in
Formal dance celebration at st. Johns
Church, 324O street NV.
Friday, December 81.
8 p.m-New Years eve formal dance for
young adults. YWCA, Seventeenth and
K streets NV
Q p.m.-New Years eve dance, Phyllis
Wheatley YWCA, 901 Rhode Island ave.
nue. NV
Saturday. January I.
$50 m.-Christmas pageant enacted for
parents by children of Christ Child
Farm. Rockville
Evening star., 1948-12-20

New Ruilroud for Istrio
To reduce coal transportation
costs, new railroad is being built
across central Istria, in Yugoslavia.
Evening star., 1948-12-20
",

Sc, junior teen dance,
7:30 p.m.-Barney Neighborhood House
40 street s.W.. boys party sponsored
munications Workers Of America.
8 p.m.-Barney Neighborhood House Moth.
ers Club will entertain.
Utah avenue NV. WIZ christmas % play, i SA "A
Legend of the Christmas"
8 p.m.-Phyllis Wheatley YWCA Annex
1719 Thirteenth street NV. party for
8 p.m-NaNvity pageant by pupils Of
John Burroughs School, Eighteenth and
s5'ar'' street {Sv;:s.: S,W;; party
fS or.:tg M fsc seboo students M th;
Forestviiis Citizens Association.
1880 a;m.-Barney, Neighborhood House
500 srfss St rae psI. pv
sion 80. Communications Workers Of
3 p;m:.seq.he.st House, s24 v,rsini.
$3.50 p.m.-Party for children Of South
west Community House Nursery School
ID a726 FIRST street sW uh,,dr.n ~ o.,r..
town House Nursery school, 1924 N
$50 p ;@,FEriendship House; sls D street
house.
$3.50 p.m.-Barney Neighborhood House,
Years 4o od Ssrest s sw vrss.n sts a9g fr9~ 9
st party sponsored BY washington Traf-
ne Division 30, Communications Work
p.m.-Georsetown House, 1924 N street
NV party ry,,. for DAY. Say car, care c%AildIen % oo,
chiIdrens AnS Dance sss9 Werkshop. shop parry '0f
Bryant street NV. prosram q Re-
D.m;msouthxsss @ co%munitsy IL fSS House; dS Soi
to IS years old. 'ineiudins play.
snsentS st4est sE sGS snd
E;m:, pm:!free Rsas:e' i,shtins ceremony at JET;
fsan streets % s.w. o foloweS ed0' by % party % for
1000 area children In the school audi
7:30 p.m.-Party for children of ofncers
and enlisted men at Fort McNair in
the post theater.
mFrisndShtip HSuSe Sui;a.v 6lS ds,c street
8 pm.-Phyllis Wheatley YWCA men,
bership nighters party
Friday.
$50 am. - Stage show and boxes of
fayors for ABOUT 1000 underpriyiles e ed q
by American Legion. Salvation Army
and District Welfare Department:
Noor--Broadcast over station WINK from
street NV, and party.
/ 80 pm-Party for children of ofhcers
and enlisted men of Fort Myers South
Post; including Army Band concert and
2 pm. United States Soldiers Home,
Rock Greek Church road and Upshur
street. street N.Y. " party party .. for employees and
s educational Christmas Tree lighting
ceremony: south lawn OF White House:
S Sd fs9% esTe ths The Pnys enSek WhsrSg Yrs xWSh
street NV. to sing carols.
z p,m.-Wesley Heights Community tree
lighting and caroling at Cathedral ave-
z pm; Beverly Hills community tree
North and South Overlook drives, Alex
$50 p.m.-YwcA Penthouse. Seventeenth
and X streets NV, Christmas dance
for young adults.
Saturday.
8 am stoddard Baptist Home, 324
st;ua Bryant stree street NV presentation of gifts
$50 s1'ea n.MYWcA. DfeaH!sS'i Seventeenth and K
streets sne s NV; Christmas breakfast for
10 a.m:-christmas Coffee Hour at Phyl-
us t.snah Wahheatisy sftsst YWcA Annex 17ls Thir-
TO- a:m.--Annual Christmas dinner for
2.000 Washington indigents will start
HEADQUARTERS building. S24 New York
avenue NV. Doors will close at pm.
Sunday, December 26.
Fsn at at ISpssns sS Hall tro A1ns
Barney Neighborhood House.
$ p.m-A Knights Of Columbus Of Be-
thesds Santa Claus will deliver gifts to
Children. Rockville, Nd
p.m-Missionary p Society of the Ver-
Evening star., 1948-12-20
Police 10 Rope Off 81
Streets for Shedding
After School Today

The Police Department announced
this morning that 81 streets would
be roped off for sleigh riding after
school today.
These locations will be the same
ones from which traffic will be pro-
hibited whenever there is enough
snow for shedding during the winter.
The following locations were Sc
lected:
Adams Mill road from Irving
street to Harvard street NV,
Brandywine street from Forty
second street to Forty-fourth street
NV, Bryant street from Lincoln
road to Fourth street NE, Camden
street from Branch avenue to 1855
Camden street Sc, Central avenue
from Brentwood road to Carlton
avenue NE, Esther street from
East Dexter terrace to Forty-ninth
street NV, Fulton street from
Thirty second to Thirty fourth
streets NV.
Galena street from Potomac
avenue to Dorsette place NV; Gar
field street from Forty-fourth street
to New Mexico avenue NV; Har-
ward street from Lanier place to
Adams Mill road NV; High street
from Maple View place to V street
Sc; Ingleside terrace from Eight
eenth tc Nineteenth streets NV;
Morrison street from Broad Branch
road to Chevy Chase parkway NV.
and N street from Half street to
First street SW.
Newton street from Fourteenth
to Eighteenth streets NV; Ogle-
thorpe street from First to Third
streets NV; Piney Branch road
from Buchanen to Decatur street
NV; Queen street from Trinidad
avenue to Holbrook street NE;
Upsal ano Fourth streets from Hor-
ner>place to Mississippi avenue Sc;
w street from Thirty-ninth place
to Huidekoper place NV.
First street from Emerson street
to Gallatin street NV: the $500
block of Sixth street NV; Eighth
street from Shepherd street to Up
shur street NV; Ninth street from
c to D street S.W; Tenth street |
from Maryland avenue to G street |
NE.
Eleventh street from Monroe
street to Spring road NV; Thir-
teenth street from Kalmia street to
Eastern avenue NV; Thirteenth
street from Irving street to Kearney
street NE; Forty-second street from
Tlnlaw road to Davis place NV: |
Forty-fourth street from Fad to
Hunt place NE, and Forty-fourth
place from Reed terrace to H street
Sc.
Evening star., 1948-12-20
Rector Boy Improving
After Third Skin Graft

The condition of 3-year old Mich
ael Rector, who underwent his
third skin-grafting operation for
burns Saturday was reported as
"still serious" at Casualty Hospital
today, but some improvement has
been noted. He suffered severe
burns over 10 per cent of his body
when his cowboy suit caught fire
November IL.
George Becraft, 81, of 2O9 Twen-
tieth street NE, a friend of the
Rector family, donated two rec
tangular strips of skin, by inches,
for the boy in Saturdays operation.
Mr.. Becraft left the hospital yes
terday.
The boys father, Everett Rector.
SIT Elliott street NV, has given
200 inches of skin in efforts to save
the boys life.
Evening star., 1948-12-20
Mediators Resume :
Efforts 10 Avert Strike
OF New York Tugmen
BY the Assoeioted Press

NEW YORK, Dec. 20.-Federal
and city mediators were scheduled
to resume efforts today to head off
a possible tugboat strike which could
virtually immobilize the port of New
York.
The mediators were to meet sep
arately with representatives of Local
1888, AFL United Marine Division,
and the Marine Towing and Trans
portation Employees Committee to
negotiate new contract. The pres
ent contract expires December 81.
Mayor William ODwyer made
public yesterday two reports which
warned of the gravity of the i'm
pending strike. He forwarded both
reports to Cyrus J. Ching, director
of the Federal Mediation and Con-
ciliation Service.
Relief Shipments Threatened.
One Of the reports, submitted to
the Mayor by G, Joseph Minetti,
commissioner of Marine and Avia-
tion, said tugboat strike at this
time would virtually immobilize"
the port of New York and cause
serious delays in Marshall Plan
shipments.
The last tugboat strike two years
ago. which lasted 10 days, paralyzed
all harbor traffic and imperiled New
York Citys food and fuel supplies.
The second report, by Police
Commissioner Arthur w. Wallan-
der. said a strike by some $500 tug
boat and motor barge crewmen
would tend to paralyze every phase
of community life throughout the
Metropolitan area"
Mayor Cancels Vacation.
Mayor O'Dwyer, who Cancelled a
proposed vacation in California
during the Christmas holidays be-
cause of the possibility of a strike.
has asked DR.. Harry Mustard, city
health commissioner, to indicate
what legal action could be taken
by the Board of Health If strike
should materialize.
Employers spokesmen have said
that union demands, which have not
been revealed, would increase oper-
ating costs from IS to 100 per cent.
The union, a unit of the Interna-
tional Longshoremen's Association,
says this figure is fantastic"
Present wages, according to the
union. are $l06 hourly for tugboat
deckhands and firemen; and $1.49
for pilots; and $161 for shippers.
Evening star., 1948-12-20

Among Christmas season observ-J
ances in the Washington area that
have been scheduled are the fol-
lowing:
Evening star., 1948-12-20

Christmas greetings from children
representing SO nations went out to
the whole world via the Voice of
America last night.
| In a gala Christmas atmosphere
with Santa Claus present and par
ticipating. the 14th annual inter-
national children's Christmas broad
cast was heard from the Terrace
Room of the Shoreham Hotel. The
program was sponsored by the
Greater National Capitol Committee
of the Washington Board of Trade
and was broadcast also over WMAL
and WMAL-TV.
Alben Barkley Truitt, IS, the
grandson and namesake of Vice
President Elect Barkley, represented
the children of the United States on
the broadcast and was the first to
extend greetings. He set the mood
of the program when he said:
ITO you of other LANDS who at
this time find themselves in per-
haps unhappy and unusual circum-
stances, We of the United States
send sincere best wishes as is our
custom during this holiday season
These wishec, however, are not the
light-hearted, joyous greetings that
would have suficed in past years:
They are, instead, prayer for a
new light to lessen the darkness and
despair that hangs over our divided
world today, prayer indeed to bring
us all together in that wonderful
spirit of love that was first taught
by a humble man about 1948 years
ago this December the 25th."
Native Costumes Worn.
At the bottom of the copy of his
greeting which he had submitted to
the director of the program before
the broadcast, he had Scribbled in
pencil these words:
''If this seems good it's because
my English teacher did most of it,"
The other 50 children, all from
embassy families stationed in Wash
ington, were dressed in the tradi-
tional costumes of their countries.
They gave their greetings in English
as well as their native tongue. Ted
Malone, American Broadcasting Co.
rowing reporter and story teller,
conducted the program.
The show was the children and If
It had not been their show they
would have stolen 1t. Mr.. Malone
asked Gabriel, son Of Juozas Kajec-
kas, attache at the Lithuanian EN-
baSsy, how old he was and he re-
sponded
I'm 8 years old and my birth
day will be on January Is"
During one part of the show,
while the United States Marine
Band Orchestra was playing Gold
mans "Children's March," Santa
Claus got up and danced with sew
eral of the children. He then ex-
tended his greetings to all the old
and young children of the world.
Evening star., 1948-12-20

AlllOIlS Sl1l lolIIldS StdSO1l OUSCIt. =.
ances in the Washington area that
have been scheduled are the fol-
lowing:
6:45 pm.-Quiz show for Walter Reed
patients by NBC Newscaster Ray Henle,
Felix Morley and Ned Brooks at the
Red Cross Auditorium at the hospital.
p.m;;-Friendship House Club Scouts
party.
Reishboshood fful House cup 20 N neet street
S.W., will hear Christmas tales by
Miss Elizabeth johnson.
7:3o p:m-st. Anna,s Home, 2@?4 n
i sored BY Pc Peoples Drug store. @'' '''
7:3O p.m.-St. vincent's Home and
road NE, ehildren,s party sponsored
pm.-Annual Christmas party Of Ellen
Spencer Mussev Tent No. of the
Daughters Of Union Veterans of the
Giy5l GW War at aol5 Massachusetts avenue
m.-communty carol singing around
tree on grounds of Fairland School,
m.-Dickens Christmas Carol" pre-
High school Fourth and Z streets N E.
Capitol View Civic psas Association at Rich.
ardson School, Fifty-third and Blaine
streets NE.
S:15 p.m.-Movies caroling and talk on
Scandinavian Christmas customs at
meeting of Baltic Scandinavian Society,
YWCA. Seventeenth and X streets
NV.
Tomorrow.
IL am.-Nativity pageant by pupils of
John Burroughs School, Eighteenth and
Monroe streets NE.
2:45 ,p.m.-YWcA Barker Hall. Seven
teenth and K streets NV, all stan
party.
4:i5 p.m-Christ Child Farm for Con-
valescent children, Rockville, Md
party and carol singing by Girl Scouts
pm.-Stoddard Baptist Home. 324
Bryant street NV. presentation of
calendars by teen-asers from Langston
Recreation Center.
80 p.m-Party for children from Dis
trict orphanages. sponsored by the
Washington Gas Light Co. Post No. a.
American Legion: at 100 street NV
p.m.-Girls. Night at the YMCA, 1875
G street HW., with 20 girls from
Barney Neighborhood House partici-
pating.
7 p.m-Christmas play by variety class Of
Northwest House at Peoples 'Congreea-
Evening star., 1948-12-20
French Actress Reports Loss
OF So, 900 in Gems on Liner
By the Associoted Pres,

BY the Assoeioted Press
NEW YORK, Dec. 20.-A former
French film actress reported the
loss Of five pieces of diamond
jewelry valued at $1,000 while en-
route here aboard the liner Nieuw
Amsterdam.
The ship docked yesterday after
o voyage from LIE Havre and Rot
terdam.
Miss Magda TSerstevens of
Buenos Aires said a small bag con-
tanning the jewelry disappeared
from a larger handbag she left on
. deck chair Friday.
She described the missing gems
as two necklaces, a clip of flower
design, a bracelet and ring.
She said she appeared in French
films in 1937-1939 under the name
of Magda Belmont.
Evening star., 1948-12-20
Vast Iron Flood Damage
Reported by Newspaper
BY the Assoeiated Press

TEHERAN, Iran, Dec. 20. - The
newspaper Ettalaat reported today
that 200 persons were missing and
hundreds of houses had collapsed in
a flood that inundated five villages
near Isfahan in Central Iran.
The newspaper said 10000 persons
were homeless and without food.
The flood was followed by snow.
The newspaper estimated flood
damages in the millions of dollars.
Evening star., 1948-12-20
Woman Injured. Seriously
In Fall From Third Floor

Miss Frankie Lewis, 80, of 1928
Fourteenth street NV, a waitress,
was injured seriously yesterday in a
30-foot fall from third-foor ledge
at 1861 Paramount avenue NV. She
was taken to George Washington
University Hospital
Police. said Miss Lewis, who was
visiting her sister, Mrs. Virginia N.Y.
berg, fell after climbing out On the
ledge to knock on the window of an
adjacent apartment to tell the oc-
cupants about the snow.
Hospital officials said Miss Lewis
suffered broken collarbone, frac-
'tured pelyis and leg injuries.
Evening star., 1948-12-20

Union of South Africa-John, son of W.
Dirkse-van- n-Schalkwyk, first secretary.
Uruguay-Susanna. daughter of Dr.. Jose
A. Mora. minister and charRe daffaires
Venezuela-Freddie. son of DR.. Antonia
CaSas-Briceno. counselor.
Yugoslavia-Marko. son Of DR.. slavko
Zore, counselor.
United states--Aiben Barkley Truitt son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Max ORen Truitt,
grandson and namesake of Vice Presi-
dent-elect Alben Barley.
Milford chronicle., 1948-11-19
'AIUkDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1949
AT 2:30 P. \


to wit: i''eu INeaI Estate
All that certain piece. parcel and
ITact OF land being and sit1afad io
AeHI county and State of DeIaWya 70
vi the west side Of the dupont Higb-
way aDout three miles north of Mil
IOFu ana more particularly described
~ lOIoWs, to wit: BEGINNTNC of
liz LIZ western bOundry of the dupont
ta,5inWay tiiIl and running thence in wes-
Terry, direction a distance of 200 feet
, sltlS DeIns on the south side of a new
tydu Whlch separates this lot from
the lands of Mike and Anna ReI-otal lOtll ~
new corner; thence in a sOutharIv
uIIectlOn along other lands of fhe
sranters q distance of GO feet to a new
corner; thence in an easterlV direc-
tloh along lands of the granteTs a dis
lance OF 800 feet to the western bOIn-
ufy OF the DUPONT Highway: thence
distance of so feet along the said
western Doundry of the said dupont
FllshWay to the place of Beginning
anu containing $4,000 square feet Of
idIIu' ne the same more or less.
Being the same lands convened IN
iIuhJer w. Jones by deed of Ernest q
Mackhn and wife date June 1st I946
ana recorded in the Office for the Re- |
cOfqlng OF Deeds at Dover. Delaware |
IN Deed Record p; Vol. II: PAGE I6S |
on June 25th A ID. 1916.
Ihe improvements thereon being a /
one story frame dwelling.
seized and taken i'm execution as
lne property of Hunter w. Jones and
Grace N. Jones, his wife, mortgagOrs. /
ana viii he sold by
hl9-ol Sheriff
Milford chronicle., 1948-11-19

The lime-like scale in your tea
Kettle results from changes which
the heat produces in the minerals
of hard water. I
Milford chronicle., 1948-11-19
SHEREFpS SALE!.
or VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE

by order of a writ of Levari Facias
Io me directed, will be exposed f0
sale by way. Of public vendue. at the he
a1d aIOIl ,r1SSo ooor Of the First National Bank
Kent County and the State Of I'T5eLu' BeIos'
ware, on ''0 Vi Oeia-
Milford chronicle., 1948-11-19

Prices in this advertisement effective in Milford and vicinity
Evening star., 1948-06-16
CHICAGO Livestock

cHIcAGo, @ JUNE noe. Is Ri1UsDAtl,m7 o5n' WV
active; 50-75 higher on butchers upward
to around $50 pounds: several loads
heavier weights slow, uneven, steady TO
80 higher sows, 75-l 90 up; top. 1926
q s6o oa isSso poSnas o1a4 9GSpas 5 "a s.e 60
eral loads 4OO-475 pounds, 20.50-2: 90;
most good 350-55O pound sows, 1900
90, according to weight; choice, lishter
weights up to 81 so; few extreme heavies,
IS 5O-19 0O good clearance.
Salable CATTLE 900; total. II 900;
salable calves, 800; total 500; choice
steers and yearlings. including yearling
sh hfhs5 bsbep on to chGes 70 Ds 5esT
yearlings, Including heifers. steady to 25
lower; liberal supply good and choice
steers. 36.00-3s.OO; comparable heifers,
35.50-36.50; choice heifers topping at
1915; dull market on all grassy and
warmed-up steers: heifers and other
butcher cattle; COWS steady to ::3 lo.er; loo RI
down; down sood beef cows. 35oo,as 90; can.
ners and cutters at 16.OO-19,5O; stockers
slow. weak.
slaushter classes active, steady to ,strons;
around Ave and half loads, mostly good
and choice old crop shorn lambs and
yearlinss. .s1-97 pound AVERAGES No. !
and g pelts, $500; deck medium and and
few topped at $3.50; Gull and common
liightweisht natives, aO.00-23;0o; shorn
mon around 900.