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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-08-25
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rid)t, 6ab bon nun an unlere monat.
li@e @eriammlune didoer iebe
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-08-25
GpIumbnS. Ohip

Golumbns, OhtD
Gbans. Gutber Dsastsx 2nttes eirAe,
G6e Desler unb ann @trafe.
Rfarrer g. q. 4euer. Scben Gon.to9
bortttagS 9 l1br Sortnta0fdMle; 10 l1br
enalifder gottesbtenft; II 1lhr be,itf&er
@ottestienf.
ale Gla,ibe.,saenoiTen unb eresnbe
ii:,b beraIi@ etneeIaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-08-25
G1moob Gitn, &s.
ct. 8anl's Gn. Qntherau GhnrA

Raftor Nnbreas Naeelba9. 800 Sod
Ctr - EEL: 731>8. Sonnta9si1ule
$3.50 ilbr; 1890 gneliI1er @ottesbienit; !;
HAS 0eutf9er @ottesbient. Sebers
mann bera!id tpilIfommen.
airderrotsiitune ieben letten Sdms.
tag i'm Mlonat I l1br abenos. @onntas<
f@illehrerz Sisung ieben britten Sonn'
ta8 TN Nonat. $3.50 uhr ulor8er,S.
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0ars, Subiaas
9emtiHe q. 2mt6er. &snternS .4iSdts

Q6e IL. Ape. mRb fi1mere ets.
Rfdrrer Nu9uft @. GiiHtin9 1912
Fillmore Ctr. 8e{.: 22651. SebeA
Sonntae 0 llhr porrnittaes ScnntAoe
i1uIe. Y llbr ,eneIif9er @ottesbiene
II llbr utitber @ottestienf.
Vile ttber,iden @la,ibenS8enoNen
benti6er uro cneIiiher 3nnee III G6t4
uno rn,9etuna itnb Al ben Wottesbiens
itcn brr5Iid etnaelaDen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-08-25
6rau 3ciina aonrab
gcb. Jrismam

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sllmcner lmb 9irtbelmer 2mroslel,=
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tar1ten uno Nitglieber bes GrItcn
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ter 8esleituns bon Srganiit Hrof.
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9afepielp 5rieobof 81 8rabe 9etras
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airhen Traucn gerein, oem 8rof'
SbuItcr nnb alien Teilnebmern.
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ibre, 0itern &errn eSobalu, ,,lto
Mnna 6ritnam er3cgen, fam int
Sabre 1903 nah Imerifa. lleB iidj
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b,mb. Die gbe 1par eine sliiflid)e. e.
el,tiproiien ibr I,iusi Sodter, Seller
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&saaea, ga. .-..
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Oemeinbe, 5. Str. >.

Rfarrer Sans g: 8. Stuoleit. IA
aoams Ctr, Ro@efter, ga. $elep9on:
@o6efter 238S. @ottesbienft $3.50 ttr
moreens; Sonnta8i9ule 1916 ttr. -.
6rnuen Veretn Weriamm(uno am Iettea
Gonnersta0 ieben NonatS, 8 l1br abenlD
SeberutM1n if berali& iptQfoututen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-08-25

GIebelanb @eh. - Genti& .@euetxbe,
@eh 81. Gtr. 1~t NiNark dve.
Sfarrer: @uitap u. @oeIlr,, 5000
BiIIaro Mpe. Sell: $50. 1870.
:. Sonnta9s: 9 ltbr borutttae. beutf6er
gottesbtenft. 10 ltbr, Sunrtaei@uJe u,,b
Ntbelitutre fur ertpobsene. II lbr bor>
mtttaas, Gn9Iiiter @ottesbienit.
Ionfirmarbenz zllnterridt ieben Cams
ta9 10 nbr borm,itto9S. Sebermann bero.
lid miII}omuenl -
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6arreQ, $a.
9enfj4e %. 2att. q. 4anl1S .3tr4s
721-25 Hru3t Gpe. ..,. ..
Yfdrrer 0rtbrr 8. Dlank Seben Conn.
tae 8 l1br pcr.nittaes @ottntoei&uIe;
10 11tr eneItf4er; II l1tr be,iti6eI
@ottesbient.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-08-25

eriten Sonntas im Monot absebaltcu
miro. Somit finoet ,miere nad)lte
Seriammluns Smntag, Sen II.
Septenber, 3 llbr nahmittags itatt.
9tnd ser Geriammllmrg Grfriihlmg
,rlbo 8rothen uno &artenpartic. @ir
Baben ipi1tige nele gtcbenaeIebe 81,
beipreben 0aDer fommt 5l bieicr
Gerianlnllln,g.
TerseBt niht bos &inber.Yidnid
am %. 9ll,glrlt.
- Gltlubetb Siihler, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-08-25

kOnlmerS
II 80 Uhr: Observation-Disclosures Mttagessen
1 90 Uhr nachmittags Massenchorprobe
500 Uhr nachmttags: Konzert- Massenchore
$50 Uhr abends: Observation-Disclosures Abendessen
Attends: TANZ
FEST-PROGRAMM:
Erster Tag des Sangerfestes
soNNTAG, den a. September 1880 Uhr abends:
Heinrich Mezer FePradent O. L. Grender, Fest-Dirgen
overture Juno Aimhagen, Disent >'""ase" O'e"eS''a
Begrussung der Caste Heinrich Melze tPrasdent
Ansprache Joseph Martin, Mayor Erie
Aus assns c ks f s r dcr i Ds
g. Youngstown Kinder Chor New Castle Kinder Chor
Ansprache Observation-Disclosures. Georg Kascher Bundes- President
Erwin Dendel Youngstown, Dirgent
ssS s5e% Ohio
s. Waldesi5ieden Fritz MeueIt
''''ss " P;r;s:as Il S;:ssss s'S Si;'s:s; s::'; Pa
N BARTON Solo Meier sog!an Solo cuip @"'"|
''ss f. sssusts1 ~'ss'i5 Dsn s1 Cleveland o'''
g. Orchestra Auserwahlt
g. My Heart Stood Still Rodgers
Die WnksssheTke Ta Tss,ion R. seh5sts1 Ts
JAM cSo's youngstown bsnis' Diisn
~ y '' '@ % BARTON st''e' solo Marvin j. Riddle
II. Hungari ian Dance No S Johannes Brahms
css % die hm AIR. ISn ErH % nd ss1s ss9B Bo Schultz
H. Geschishten aus dem Wiener Wald o.:. n.: Strauss
DamenchO l. Grende, Drigent
49, In den Alpen ................. Friedrich Hegge
Inter Dorflinde Observation-Disclosures. Gustav Haug
Kpahen Jacob Faust Drigent
''e'Ne' S s. Dameicho saxon;a Cleveland Ohio N
R. schutcr, Dirgent
sebenbuerger Maennercho, Erie,
o. L. Grsnde, Drigcnt
TO- Schuss Marsch Amhagen Orchestra
Mach dem Konzert TANZ.
FEsT-PRoGRAMM:
MONTAG, den S. September:
0. L. Grender, Fest Dirigent
l. Overture (auserwah Amhagen Orchestra
g. Fnanda Unit Orchestra) Sibeus
Gemschte Choere
g. siler Nacht ............ Schwabisches Volsed
| Gemschte Choee
H. Ledeswehe Unit Orchestra) MISREPRESENTATION. Wenzirl
s. Absched krchl
| Maennerchoere
g. Spring Unit Orchestra" Hildach
". Wenn die Rosen buhen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Richardt
Redner ..... Georg Kascher, Bundles President
l8 Orchestra (auserwaht) Amhagen Orchestra
| = ~ Maennerehoere
TO- bleib bel mir Beabeitet A. Nikolaus
! ~ Damenchoere !, ..f- &s.
Ill., Es Wald stolzes Lied ....... Sturm
! Gemschte Chocre
H. Schuss Marsch Observation-Disclosures. Amhagen Orchestra
| Mach Konzert TAM.
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item r Ser @efc Der sebenbrger Saden n miro Bolts
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Sadndonea lit uro Srobes sort gaifen porocn it, bar1 ier
arob Central 0crbano b Elm reSler Gmpane aud bos.
lIdi edit addde gaums uo nte lhterbaltns pro 1e
lnebmern 5ngeid)er
j Das 5eiteen,itee:
Ssiard aRelwr f5ei Yraiocnt
6ranf 5 &entja, Gcft SefretGr
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BUR Grinnerun0

Glepelntb, Ohio.
0rei Sabre iinb nun bcrfloiien
Scit bu uns baft berlaiien.
8u friib 5iit ou bon mir aeidjieoen
9ie Grinnerlin9 on bid lit erob.
IS Cub fcine Ollie mebr fir bi9 J
llnb uerIuiien nulbtelt mid.
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2u bait es treu uno gut aemeint.
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@ufen mir bir olIe 5u
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Sort oben in ben 9inmelsb09en
8e,p'6met BON 6einen 6ih ,ie
pergeicn6en 2in6ern l,,ro Battin
@eeina Sdniter.
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9eatime Gb. 3ntb. 81. DeartnS etnN

222-224 ct 9. Nbe.
@eu. 0retsrid 6. NItboff. Yaftor. 1eIes
pbnn: So. 1745. Sonntaei1uIe u1oreeme
$3.50 ubr. - @ottesbienft 1O:30 1lIr. !
dqe @larbenssenonen ftnb teraIt0
tptIItoutmen. - =.
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=. =. eDaR0. 3uth. Ct. SDbauiteS 2tr&e
Yaftor &ana 0oiiel, 701 gbbb @uab.
Sel:: @ulberrp 0646. 8 llbr bormtttaes
oeutther VOtteSbienft. 10 llbr Srnn<
togl9ule. ii l1br en9lifdet @ottesbienft
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Sonntdg 1880 l1br abe,:b5. 8onfirman.
osn.ltnterr'ht unb be,ts1r S1uIe am
SantStag uon 8 .1br pormtttaes an. dlle
@!albensgenoffen ftub herSlidb et,1ee.
Laben 49,. =
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11ahruf!
Yin Matbias 8ennina

60 ihlof Sen ,pcbl IN SSeiu Mrm
Old Unfit fein l1ngliid mebr, fein
Sarm
60 idlof loenn ltin in iiiber Stub
Tcin Seilano briidt oir's 9lllge slt.
So idlai benn iuobl int fiiblct 8rab,
SSSn oas tpir iefen init Sfmer3 bino6
@ir tral,erl, it'll ,nuo iino betriibt
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So idlai Sctn apobl, mir idnl,en al,f
8eelrbet bat Oein EilgcrIali.
gin beines trellen Seilunos 8rult
$50 6u nun leblt int iel'ger 2ltit.
@lfbe ianft ueblter 0ater.
9eine tieitralernben ail,ber, eu.
felfilboer lntb 8attin
Nnna Yennins-Y0blfe, Gleue.
IQno, ADl0.
Natbias 8ennine rmb Stefan
Yenning, UT. Samilton,
Ganaba lont oeren ;samIien.
Samuel 8ennine, unter 3. q.
in Oeutlhlano,
Snianna Gieb6arbt.Yenning
ano Wutter Nnna Benning gcb. alein
10 Gnfeltinoer, biiben unto briiben.
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gcltorbel, um 81. MlWlIt 1947 in
Glepelano, Ohio.
Iuf eilem Itilleu 6riebbof.
@o Crime 8dl,me iteben.
yinn rubi iauft in itiGen 5ricben
@efrcit bon allen Sdmer3en
9u liebes treues YoterberS.
Gllf eiuig iino tpir nidt seibieoen
Sort oben in ben lidteu p6ben
Da iperben tuir bid tpieberieben.
8eipionet BON oeil,en S0bnen
N,tbriu uno Sobn uno tieigebellgter
8attin Mnna 0cnael.
Evening star., 1949-10-30
Chicago Livestock

..s5s Schao soxs so9 s' Total = soe oTsD 7:s,7g
$3.50 lower: sows' mostly Is loweq; sq eNs eios:
ing top; l775. lowest top here since octo-
1852 ,.ns Efss' seD ls2S sey s esss
closing bulk, good and choice. iso-8o6
D1und DDI. g5sts putshers some eompa5
and Sese shoe. PSsns poand .oSs
l5:oo-l7'o0 according to weight and
saiable cattle. 700 t.stimated); total
not given; compared week .ago: strictly
asa hsteTs pls Sh s.ss trade sh Sasr saSs.
srades oSer eHmmGa with lat. 70 ciss2a ssGo
hisher. lower srades, % ee i.oos'o6 oYxg1 lover:
'Sx SSs sstssS hs sssi ssi.r. 800 S
weak; Top. Il so for load prime SAoI YI,1ssss ss
ths alltins IT s.1. record pesk Of ssta6
to prime 1,000-1 300 pound steers, 1925
4d.oo, high good and choice steers, $3.50
$500. ivs loads choice s6o-e55 pound
ears Sesh.s ssSo 1qk s1ed %edm to GUSh
1900; GOOD cows. 1s75-ie.oo, late bulk
common and medium beef cows. IA 90
medium and good sausage bulls. 1885,
5000; most medium to choice veaiers,
25 .00-2900 top, $780, bulk good and
choice yearling feeding steers, 22.5O-25 so,
few loads, 1915 and $500, choice steer
calves to, $500. choice $50 pound feeding
steers, 24.50
not given; compared week ago: Active and
sharply higher early but lambs and yearl-
ings .l drasEed thereafter to lose advance
fed lambs ran more freely, but $4,000
head smaller at 12 markets; sheep scarce,
fed Western wooled lambs, topped early at
$500, with comparable No. l skin fed
Westerns, 2460 and high-choice lamb
wooled lambs, 2450 after weeks bulk
good to choice native and fed Westerns
had sold at 23.O0-2475, with sizabls
supply, 24.75-25. 90; bulk good to choice
yesrlings, 19.5O-21 .5o slaughter ewes,
S.0O-10.O0. with choice Westerns to II 25.
Evening star., 1949-10-30
Tobacco Markets

RICHMOND. Va. Oct 90 R.-Prices
held their own or went UP slightly in yes.
terday's trading of old belt fue-cured
tobacco. The majority Of increases were
ST and So Government agencies reported.
The quality of offerings was consider.
ably better. More good and fine qualities
and less common and low leaf nondescript
were offered
,ors Tuesdays ssles; virsinis, 1s75;sSs
North Carolina. 1.s32,67S pounds. at
S47.53 per hundred pounds.
Evening star., 1949-10-30

outpouring Of billions for Euro.
pean relief.
Add this situation to the set.
back In production Of good.
caused by the steel and Goa
strikes and you have a pretty goot
case for those who think more In.
flation is on the way.
Retail Trade Slows.
The weeks retail trade wa.
keenly disappointing to merchant.
and manufacturers in areas where
hundreds and thousands of people
are cut off from pay rolls. In thu
rest Of the country it was less thar
expected for this time of year.
Heaviest declines in industria.
output were again in steel and
coal, with carloading a close third
Automobile production in thi.
country and Canada totaled 140,-
244 units, only a trifie under last
years 143,049 and compared with
1888 q year ago. The current
high rate Of output is expected tc
taper of sharply next week and ir
each week following unless there
is a break in the labor clouds. The
steel to build cars is running out
RAPIDLY.
Evening star., 1949-10-30
All Business Feels
Spreading Effect Of
Coal, Steel Strikes
By 6. A. Phillips
Asseeiotsd Press Business Writer

%ss0SI0tVo Ff0bS pO1tN0St VTIot
NEW YORK, Oct. 2s.-Dwin-
ding coal and steel stocks exerted
. strong downward pull on busi-
ness operations this week. At the
same time pessimism over the
affects Of current labor squabbles
on the national economy spread
In all directions.
Caught in the middle Of the
squeeze play between the strong
est labor unions and most power
full corporations in the country,
scarcely any kind of business
escaped the backwash of conflict
that has kept steel mills idle for
four weeks and men out Of the
soft coal mines for six weeks.
Retrenchment has been the
order Of the day in business cir
cles ever since the strikes started,
but 1t has been on a small and
piecemeal scale. This week, how
ever, the cumulative effects
rect and secondary-showed up
with telling force on production,
employment, prices, retail trade,
forward buying and business SEN
timent. Many economists feared
the budding fall boomlet in busi-
ness had been choked to death or
badly stunted.
Dp>x~~%3a~ SI,,~-~
There were some fortnight
pronouncements on the subject in
highly qualified places.
The Federal Reserve Board
found the Nations industrial pro-
duction has slumped 111a per
cent in a single month to the
lowest level since the spring of
1916. This more than knocked
out the upturn this important in
dex recorded in midsummer.
George Renard, secretary Of the
National Association of Purchas-
ing agents. said about 80 per cent
OF American industry will be
directly damaged If the steel and
coal strikes continue into Novem-
Der. This organization keeps a
24-hour watch on business and
industry and In its regular
monthly report on conditions, re-
leased for weekend publication,
will say that the recent improve
ment has been effectively snuffed
out by the current labor troubles.
Most disheartening was the fact
that no one had a plan to get
things started anywhere along the
line. The Presidents idea OF a
national emergency apparently
ruled him out of the intervention
picture until things get worse
how much worse only he knows.
Initiation Rears Head.
No matter how gloomy the
picture looked to the average
person, the stock market came
up with It's own Interpretation.
And it was optimistic If you Judge
It by the strong rise in prices this
week.
Some Wall Streeters, however,
believe the show Of strength In
the face Of persistently bearish
news was traceable mostly to the
steady growth Of inflationary
factors.
Pointing to another round Of
monetary imitation were: the big
Government handout early In 1850
to veterans who had insurance;
the early effective date Of the new
minimum wage law; prospects
that the quarrel In the armed
services will lead to still higher ex-
penditures for defense, and steady
Evening star., 1949-10-30

WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7o l949|
Quotations furnished bs the Associated Prsaa
Evening star., 1949-10-30

NEW YORK, Oct. 20 (specian Cor
porations reporting earnings today in
cluded:
Evening star., 1949-10-30
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO. Oct. 90 F.-Most grains
worked a. little higher on the Board OF
Trade. today, but corn Jagged behind the
grain were fairly large and were expected
to expand sharply next week. Cash deal.
ers reported purchases of 175,000 bushels
Of corn on to-arrive basis.
Wheat and soybeans made fractional
gains on news that restrictions on private
export Of these commodities had been
lifted. In soybeans, however. some selling
pressure developed midway in the session
and prices slipped back. A mild recovery
was staged toward the close. Dealings
Wheat closed ss-1'.. higher. December
g 1861; corn was unchanged to "a lower,
December .1.16i2-h; oats were k-S high.
er, December 72ss; rye, was A-1ha higher.
December 1.42la: soybeans were h-1H
higher November 2 223H-2.23, and lard
No. ai ~ nro.z. to ~ eeh9 n huhofeo pouhos
Evening star., 1949-10-30
Cotton Textile DEALINGS
Slow After Sales Spurt
by the kssoeiatsd Press

NEW YORK. Oct. 20 - The
selling pace slowed down a BIT
IN the cotton textile market this
week.
Continued price rises and un-
certainties Of the coal and stee,
strike situations discouraged buy
Ing in forward deliveries.
The scarcity of spot goods con-
tributed to the quiet after a pur-
chasing splurge that sold about
100000 yards the week before
Evening star., 1949-10-30

tUnit Of trading 10 shares sIn bankruptcy or re-
Act. o: securities assumed BY such companies Rates
bursemsnts bsssa ths last auaItsIly ssmiannua
dividends are not included cid Called. Ex dividend
# IF rishts z Also extra or extrsa Plus stock
sbie in stock estimated cash value on ex:aividend
date. Declared or pstd 80 far this year. Declared
paid after stock dividend Or spit-up Declared or
Hsa tn; s' n.a e. s ax. sIs With
tsErsS Or 1e sction taken Ct last diyidsnd meeting
P1yahle In stock exact cash value undetermined
Evening star., 1949-10-30
Commodity Prices

NEW YORK. Oct. 90 R.-with the food
the Associated Press index Of 35 important
wholesale commodity prices this week ad-
vanced to 1910 on Friday from 1883
A year ago the index, whose base year
OF 1929 equals 100. was at 1885
Besides food and textiles. the livestock
ana non-ferrous metals parts Of the index
also advanced this week, while industrials
and grains and cotton declined.
Fridays index, with comparable figures
FOR week ago and . year ago. follows:
Evening star., 1949-10-30

Chicago Cash Market.
No wheat. Corn-Old: No. yellow,
Lis: No. 4, 1.0sMs; No. 5. l;o7s... New:
No. 3 yellow. 1.074 II .1094; No. 4 ,01A-
l01A Oats-No. l white, rs. Soybeans
Track Chicago, No. l yellow, 2.15-2 1874
Gllinois); No. ., 2.14A nlinois); Barley
Mailing, 1,20-1,62 nominal; feed. 90
1.22 nominal
Evening star., 1949-10-30
Corporation Eurninos

The index today declined to 1be.o3,
compared with 1910 on Friday.
Evening star., 1949-10-30

RALEIGH. N c.. Oct. % GPs-The gen.
eral average on the middle belt hue.
cured tobacco markets rose to Its highest
weekly level of the season this week, the
Federal-State departments of Agriculture
reported today.
A general average of s51 O3 for gross
sales of s.632.747 pounds during the
week the ninth this season. This aver:
age surpassed last weeks by $174 and
topped the seasons previous high recorded
for. the sixth week Of sales by S1.70.
slightly and quality continued to improve.
Most increases amounted to only ST to So.
but a few common to fair offerings adj
This weeks sales pushed the seasons
total to 120.274.993 pounds for an aver
age Of S4SO3. Deliveries to the hue-cured
stabilization corporation under the Gov
ernment loan program were. reported az
slightly under 4 per cent of gross sales,
per cent of sales.
On ths old belt, higher prices for most
grades plus improved quality raised the
weekly average to within so cents Of the
average Of S4764 was made for gross
sales this week of 22,737,SS7 pounds,
pushing the seasons sales to 170.124,234
pounds averaging S46.31.
Demand strengthened for eastern North
Carolina f1ue- cured tobacco during the
! 9th week OF sales. but volume was very
week. Six markets will operate next week
Gross sales for the week totaled s,252,.
$50 pounds. for an. average of S49.43,
down 81 SO from last weeks average.
Seasons sales rose to 396, ,S63,199 pounds,
averaging $4S.75.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-06-13
THE LOW DOWN
HICKORY GROVE

You know, old time vaudeville
was great stuff the variety Of
the acts packed 'em in--you would
sit through the !" trained seals to
see the juggler or your faverite
4. ur the yoxel, but most
tslar,.,tl gii Ter. But as time went
on ant there were more and more
I.. .aals,n fewer tuneful
re and more OF Just
rattcous fforts at untuneful
music aiiel music, ! calls IT.
Evaudevillc fell into the doldruTs.
Monotonv did it, interest Ragged
the turn, tiles did not click SO
vigorous.
/ Well, chi;ned in Henry, ! have
no idea IS TO what you are etrlv-
ting at, if aything, but proceed II
Els this; sys, and tits a tip 70
our boss-fa down there IN old
Spend town by the : big :
river. Give US some variety we
are fed up with Is years OF the
same program spending ana
spending. Now. do you catch on,
| says.
Folks hive heard oceans about
our last chance to save civiliza-
ton or some freedom via more
spending. | pleads with somebody
to tell me how anybody can hold
on to any sort of freedom IT his
shirt is taxed>off his back.
Yours with the low down,
10 SIERRA.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-06-13

cause he felt the situation was SO
bad il was a challenge. In the
few short years since then, he
has turned out one athlete who
set a worlds record in the shot
put and another who was a broad
jumper in the 1948 Olympic
team. Three times during the last
four years the school has won
the championship for its section
of the city.
4 y 4
A new type of light fixture has
been developed so that intensity
of the light adjusts itself auto
matically to the intensity of
darkness so that the light is the
same all the time as the daylight
fades or grows brighter.
4 4 \
Atom bomb workers claimed
they were entitled to overtime
pay, but the court ruled that
bomb production is not inter
state commerce and "the use of
the bomb is intended to destroy
commerce." Thus the claims for
overtime amounting to about a
million dollars were denied.
The housing shortage in Italy
has been resolutely attacked by
at least one man. Libero Borrini,
although more than so years old,
built a house from rubble and
scrap. Instead of moving in, sold
it and built another, and so on
until by now he has built more
than 100 such houses.