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Evening star., 1949-06-15
Leader Of Illinois Reds
Tells New York Jury
He Joined Party, al fS
sy shs Assoeiossd Press

NEW YORK, June 15.-Gilbert
Green, Illinois chairman OF the
Communist Party, testified yes
terday he dedicated himself to
Marxism-Leninism at the age OF
10 because it represented to me
O vision, q dream, something TO
fight and work for"
IT do not regret 1t today. nor
shall ever" the 42-year-old
former head Of the Young Com
munist League declared.
Green, second of the II defend
ants to take the stand at the
Communist conspiracy trial. fol-
lowed John Gates, editor of the
Daily Worker. He resumes his
testimony today.
Green said he had been con-
verted to communism by his read
ing even before he Joined the
party In his youth.
Admits Changing Name.
Green-like Gates-said he
changed his name after becoming
a Communist. He said he did 30,
In 1925 or 1927, because anti
semitism interferred with his get
ting job while he used his real
name of Greenberg. He said he
had not had q Job outside the
party since 1929.
Green is accused with his 10 co.
defendants of conspiracy to advo-
cate violent overthrow OF the
Government.
The witness said Communism
taught him that a few bankers
and industrialists "own the means
of production" and that the ma
jority of the people produce and
create the wealth Of society"
Tells Of Communist Ideals.
Wars occurred because they
were profitable for big business. "
he said, and because groups own
ing the means Of production
clashed In the struggle for mark
cts, raw materials and cheap
colonial labor"
Green said he also became con-
vinced that the "old American
dream of a land Of abundance and
opportunity for all could be ac-
complished only when the means
Of production were owned by the
people"
Judge Harold r. Medina asked
"This Is what you learned when
you were 1872"
"Yes," the witness replied.
Citing the American Revolution
as an example. Green said history
teaches that in q change from one
type of organized society to the
next, violence occurred because
the old class put violent obstacles
In the path"
Mankind now can establish o
social system without classes and
with mo need or war;" he said.
Judge Medina asked: "You
learned all that before you be-
came q Communist"
'It so happens" the witness re-
piled. "there are some people who
mature at 18 and there are some
who never mature" !
Green, who has q wife and
three children. gave details Of his
life and Of his work for the Com
munist Party In Chicago. In New
York, and In New Bedford, Mass.
where he went in 1923 at the re-
quest Of the Young Communist
League to aid in a textile strike.
The witness said he has been
arrested several times in connec-
ton with demonstrations, but
never convicted.
Evening star., 1949-06-15

bali and gala concert amounts TO
approximately ss2 900. Mr.. HID
reth said.
The expense matters still in issue
involve rental for the Armory for
the bali and concert and the bin
of the firm which supplied the
committee with tickets. In con-
nection with the Armory rental,
Mr.. Hildreth said. the Armory
Commission has billed the COM
mite for $500.
The $1,000 difference on the
ticket bill Is due TO failure of the
contractor to deliver the tickets
until a few days before the
J Inaugural events. whereas they
Evening star., 1949-06-15

thirsty skin needs. And II contains
Z ingredients effective I'm softsning
skin. and helping back its YOUTH
like look.
Another good thing about
Jergens. IT'S Just ~ wonderful Tor
summer skin ~ for winter -skinI IL
you faithfully smooth Jergsns
Lotion on sun-parciaed skin youli
help keep II good looking and Oh.
20 sootl,ed and comfortable.
Evening star., 1949-06-15

Rroomx heart--cSp0cdally the par
marked chocolate. Foolproof, Too
Simply add water 10 bake q cakl
that's deliciousiy tender -. and BE-
guiling.
BsAsss DeSs.i Dr~nedasy Mines
save msn~y. They eost . 9al ssas
than bsking the hard vsy.
.pEvty eooo AAIaActE
I packss pvnmeesU cevirs Fsoe Mx
! cup wster
Bsks IN 6eee saaass pan, aeswdsns 10
pscksee aiyeftsons. ceea. CT sa seszet-
Toe esxA WITH peepesmihs ICE csssn. ecx
On cAceclafs saoce m1es sttk psefstayt
sssy.ts-isw Fsdse 9 Frsssias.
Evening star., 1949-06-15

szsrszs On M hAii ngsss 1use befors I
ary1se fsnnse. ! ttsst ping 4 in1o ~
eaocfr1< ct5x1ef tn aszg fDuxn ! N16h
plz9 No appztakses trfo Tn aw1aeh
C1nck. ~ sise time I el1nnee -4nd
fcan paay IN ia<zy. ~ EDod - haEs
axsg . s1xsAnt In sss1y sOnna Itke
NJ, youH IN ttse handnnzsa CO.
and iess tae hard s-bsatsse rT1ns
q snly t111A
Evening star., 1949-06-15

Newtown. Rome Beauty, Jona-
than - In Apple Pyecusck.
simply open the package empty
the Quick-dr1ed apple slices into .
bowl and add water. Back comes
the apples' natural orchard fresn-
nessl The pie crust ntx h prac-
ttcaiiy ready to roll out Sugar the
supplies. pour this Juicy filing into
the crust. tUp with tender pastry.
Pes In the oven IN 10 minutes And
Is II goods Coed enough 10 top ea<h
serving with ice errzml
Evening star., 1949-06-15

ton folks need yss priced 10 sass
yca money. Flavor. fsusrition, eeoas-
ON e. Biue Bonnet hiaFeaflns
gives oil 81 DO try o ID. Takes
Only \ ssfnates 10 roioF I'm 10 ysas
iow-auik hax.
sANpwrcm suRPalsE, kpss~a
she broad eth Asasessws Btss
Hemm@s. Top wssh O fs~ shim ssssss
II s.psr~& rcd .sAisaaA spssss.
sAes sss.sA wssa pssm~s asssss 80
shsppeA k&m.
Evening star., 1949-06-15

EAHlE III y W8Nt
utes, enough 70
feed . raft Of
U n . expected d
folks. Or com.
bine this juicy,
tender blend Of
sfaeii0N ham and
Evening star., 1949-06-15

had been promised for delivery
last December 5. he said.
We had 10 send numerous teie-
grams and had other expenses
In explaining the delay to ticket
purchasers. he added.
Evening star., 1949-06-15

For this unique hSend q y ctnfce
sesetahies. haFis md spsces II Gun
ninRiy coF3cocted ~ bring out
grasya tsEe ma1f taste.
You've uxdpubGed1y snszxad out
tkat you can't depend On pan
nzuxniug alone tcg this color md
1asr yuu want In gx1sy. Tou caA
depend a Kttehen Bouqnef- eOod
ccolEz hare fcx nncEa tt,an - ynarst
And the feu drops os Kitchen
1cnqaek at tnlkDe aze 3 vefy tnen-
penxivs vAy - giSe yuszr gras1s1
e-eft9.tizne psE1scfton
Evening star., 1949-06-15

Valley I&yner1 Association To-
morrow ;n the parish hosass os
Trinity Episcopal Church
He VIII speak foIicw4ng dinner
ai $50 pm 10 be attended -
Evening star., 1949-06-15

MafEAfftt. Ana
I ksili d. us no
fresh. est.
<ielicase .tAatazss
Just the wss
en y q p { .
spread 10 bel
~ rich I'm TIM
fW& AZ nt4f3S :
Evening star., 1949-06-15

fesisag as wsssshssnxs Tksses 90
spad. nn&kss yos feea - ess1y.
- esssse fsH fNxsxs sssxsa ysa
ossFsSswp sssm asxxxn. saExssw. fns Kn~
f3easAd 4 Aksmsas ~ssfeasn Il whma4-
eac1z 30 nczspsesx aase<kzsaassy IN
tssss 5 sHsrsuses af esslznx. nsses yamz
sxxxn fsdy -kki6sxa tsse, CAzraEsaz.
Iron. Ffzaspaxaxas NM vss.msAn ~
GwdxA kbssa~sss O. s~Sfms a As&ss
es~~ s~~Aae -Newsm ~ wAwws~
EekGn< s~6s seazsxs - s&m~3U1s
r@a6H~e. szsn9 90 e~~ sse1z~s
enxp6n. y . nsw &w6s& w~s sw d
&s~mmx 0@6tznss A
Evening star., 1949-06-15

spice. and pie
crust mix M In
one package.
imagine getting
choice pie apples
now apples
such 10 wine-
SAP. Yello v
Evening star., 1949-06-15

and crackers spread with cottage
cheese and chopped chives I find IL
O favorite with most Of my guests.
And here's my economy tip ON hos
tossing: You can save 10 TO 25 cents
every time you buy soft drinks by
buying SIX bottles Zone carton OF
Hires. You get as much in one car
ton Of Hires as In fipo cartons OF
most other popular soft drinks THUS
saving up to 25 centsl That's really
worth while.
Evening star., 1949-06-15

gsn pee0sa0 La1w aan1e I eus
my new Wessciox Eiec1xsc au4fch
C1ocks I've turned UvsT nxzaesngsa
taxks ID fiasS reunnxkahie 'sms<han-
acai hFain~. Is's noe only D depen6-
Evening star., 1949-06-15

tastes geod
alone, or en-.
hances what
ever you want
to serve with 1t.
fro m plain
crackers to hot
snacks. A cold
GLASS 0f Hires
Evening star., 1949-06-15

Food MIX by
" o n d Q RI u ]
Drom Q cdary.
It's rich and
q extra-choco-
latey, with .
b o m EN- de
goodness that
goe4 right to the
Evening star., 1949-06-15


abis timepiece
fske al wess-
eiox. ~ makes
eoffee tsfm ore 4
Gef Rps 8sArs4
and stops my
eIeetrae mEsl0
whsn Tn buky
nknewl14~1e Rve14
Evening star., 1949-06-15

Rsssss~fea ktaekem Fvseis
ssNes Fer 1mbs! Keep your tod
dier out Of the kitrhsn--sisslsAs hes
secure In q hiRh-ehass % play -Tea.
Too many accidents are possible 50.
no Why take ehancess
ycaTl be taking no chances st
-ehow -tims" If you serve yeur
young gndaboat 0eshsTs delicious.
Evening star., 1949-06-15

nutritious jan-
iaF Vegetables.
FfTaiia ami t,ss-
mris They give
isassy the good.
tasting variety
he losea. Llke
q sr b o - o
aaass -.
Evening star., 1949-06-15
coaM sTytG 0AA
soaDGallsss HANDS

rvE orTEx gExs nAsps on the verge
Of losing their soft. smooth love-
liness and that's such o pity. All
Evening star., 1949-06-15
vRANuy, rM sussy

-. about nasoF. especially ths M.
soF al . spread. ao ] got . real
thrill when frat tried Blue nonnss
Evening star., 1949-06-15
sREsN psa Applss SCARCE

ryaux. But you can still have lsss-
cious apple pie. with Apple Pye-
catck. II has fiayory apple slices.
Evening star., 1949-06-15
the MORE THE NsEaRiGal

yyou CAN SAT- THIS about company
and mean 1t II you have plenty
OF Hires in your refrigerator. Hires
is popular with young and old. II
Evening star., 1949-06-15
Je55IE5M|,;&|';h;'se'e!s&Is !, 81 z !sIs

Dressfng Fer Dianer! The kra tender eordsa lss.
tvcs. The 6ns ripe somososs coll Tor vss HE rshf nppY
dressing Try blending " cup muyornoiss. tn ssospccns
spoon dry musiufd ard smol ehsrkln. chopped. And
Evening star., 1949-06-15

sisey're prepared 10 retain yitasnsns
and minerals b q high aegrws. %
are uerherfs nsw Strained ana
Junior Meats,
MEde from Aruaour.sfae<tsd es,ts
cf Best. Veal and t1seF ttseyifa
ready 20 heat and serve bet D wfls
cf waste with 0erheris. You-li nnd
several economical s3sssfxs of pre@
tesn-rsch meat in every esni
Evening star., 1949-06-15
School Head to Address
.luymen's Association
SseSssa psspseaeA % fs,~ ssns

&&&&aEN H4NN&#EH " fHM 3zN
FREDERICKSBURG. Va. June
is.-Blake T. Newton. wesinsore-
land County schools sSlpersntend-
ent. will address the seni-annfaai
meeting Of the Rappahanrock
Evening star., 1949-06-15

Fwssv Or mns1ru =. they al
60 for SPAN. You can put 2 sizzling
platter OF SPAN n Egss on tho
Evening star., 1949-06-15

high I'm Food Energy and
f1s easy 10 digest. ! think
you have sofssethang 10 hank
on tlers. Another finc thing
IL that children 90 for HoyAi
Gelatin Desserts In d BIG wAy.
/ notice they fsever pass sIp
any Of the 7 luscious fYs1st
fIavcrs. No uondsf--sor
they al tAsGs tike The fresh.
rfpc fruit itself. I've d ssag-
ges1i0n for today:
Evening star., 1949-06-15

TAe n<@sfs'esa mre9IFfass Gee
d0wn n-eoafskfy and hAw eass fnl&s n
skgIl ~CxsaxA of wfssss~ wszn o 90
ye4s renard sar szassxsnx fnod ns-
Evening star., 1949-06-15

1se.m.s5fsI GSsc1. Extra
brown, extra -rich, extra delicious =
that's the ~ syayy b sseTy tiuaa
Evening star., 1949-06-15

Wnen you use
Kitchen Dou-
qEset. 7 know us
nothing Ike II
~ eivs gravy
eye-apSeAi And
thu fasIte lives
80 - -. 4.s.ns3kr.a
Evening star., 1949-06-15

Sunday communion Is 20 be later
at Linby. England. 50 young work
ers can lie in"
Evening star., 1949-06-15

they need isA lit
Tie regular care
with tergens
Lotion. Because
It's n Liquid
Jergena Lotion
quickly fur.
iaixises tise soft
ensuw matAfsffe
Evening star., 1949-06-15

DakinS Hosa ier asiiespsas. ssayetv
tsxtkrNd ecokses ard nakas nadais
seradesfxanx action turns ota rsaas-
Ter. iaxnfes. h<stes .kespEnx bsks
tfe&t& Lsks ttsss
Evening star., 1949-06-15
"oovay ,oaAl"

80. ID what n ieading child
speciaifsts call Royal
Gelatin pesserts. THESE
wise men ssy that Hoyai
Evening star., 1949-06-15

A rsMeasrw Fer The
Bride? oh yes. / like to start
brides on with plenty OF Devils
Evening star., 1949-06-15

gpsroaal ard ixa
Fv1egsekxsax ct
ecansles as ssosssasanas. Stafford sasasssca
Evening star., 1949-06-15
yAsTisa oskosasasAp

yyou'ss m sozs noMsssr when ypa
take the high rnsd b better
Evening star., 1949-06-15

s@ am ssss 3F
sMa-e@sah~
ssss | a asAs szsrx1
Of this deig-
etsns. snesgy~
rseh e9rssf
Rfses EVERY
nefs s.ssnf xTa8
Evening star., 1949-06-15

hoserodish, VI teaspoon dry nsusiufe
you're seeking more time Tor sorden-
Ing lucky yoo,. you'll appreciate To-
doy's sims-savine meos and menus.
Evening star., 1949-06-15
oapscGase1Aa sssss

~ ezW sssesssaaa8 W Sa@ sakw
e9x, NsA@sssa 80 ezsN ksssf ea.S
1s4 sxes Aea ksssse o. Ess ssszE
&ssssa kMas
assL ssass@aA Z ~ SsaHw
W tmb Fs@s~# W no ssas
1 s3@ sssss 1 90 ams ssA@
Exssm xnsr3ssw shwsxMas@ SO sssa Aae
81 hse sxk So assesass ssw, sznAs
sak4. sssss - sxa. Esslsass nssauxs
ns3 Nesess ~. xazNszxas&s 80 sa1s sss-
tss. 10 sF~~mss msxs~se sexxas ssS f1sw
b saAak6 sss4 Es4sa Fsw m as1Ae, M@e@
a sme6ewwzs ems SN&Ts $50 msM
es7ss anm ~ aessss ~sst sssss9 axn8mm
- ss4<sxs. sssw So ss es.A
Evening star., 1949-06-15

sweet pork shoulder with counties
vegetables or fruits 10 satisfy b
appetites. At low costl
coaM sTvti ssAM
can SPAN, sized thia
Ne, sss sseAMsssas cssA
Salt eepsm
Pasgiks , tnsp. nsstk
ere~a SPAN siices u hs1A stdsS N kA
sailies. sprsae ewa h hsif.lxA lsys y
hen n-unca pssttw. sessas: swSskss sstA
sHisa; 10 aoa ais. Afrsnw SPAN - tse.
hxks w hrea srtii swa b Apt sns isshsiy
kwswae1.
Evening star., 1949-06-15

ppspsss nass nsys1
Ceassis Dssssss - -
rssae1. nsft. SD
wiAss shark k~nksus -
| ~sp ~ AsstnsA
sssssA risssrrts.
sh.pve1 - xvusAs1.
ssA I Thsp. ~
sissppsS Isssk snt~G.
0Sn a.sH &ssn.
Evening star., 1949-06-15

bakfnk WITH
haking soda.
Coed ssosskx Tor
more than 100
yeafn have szs1
Arm 3 Hammer
or Cey Brand
Evening star., 1949-06-15

One look al these breexecoo tropical royon socks tells
you that they ore exceptional ot this very low price
Notice at once their superior toiiorin1 and such
expensive lectures os reinforced pockets, generous cut
slide fostener closing Discover, too, how trinity fhey
fit In ottroctve summer tones Of oroy ton. green and
cocoa. Regular sizes g to A How smart 70 choose
severol poirs at this unusuol price to serve os cool
"bockbone" Of your summer wordrobe.
W&L-North Bsids.s &. !. rhs xe.s SHOP Pint Floor
Evening star., 1949-06-15

Gelatin
Desserts
are ideal
for chill
dren be-
cause III
they are
Evening star., 1949-06-15

6. Little Boys Denim Dunss-
rees with elostie woistbond.
Sonforized shrunk to with
stand shrinkoee of -
more than ] %. Sizes
z to s -------- .
Cotton Polo Shirts in soil
boat pottern. Brown or blue
and white. Sizes 3 to 6x.
Evening star., 1949-06-15

fneiiow ham and
Evening star., 1949-06-15

nfYNIrse4 YoNls,
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-07-28

Calgary Stampede in Canada.
Carol Graham is GONZALES
cling at his sisters home in
Billings.
Mrs. Earl Matthews was a
Sheridan visitor last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wilson,
Patty and Larry, returned
Wednesday from a two weeks
"trip through Yellowstone Park,
Idaho, Oregon and Washington.
They were guests for several
days at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Claude Abel and son at
Anderson Ranch Dam. Mrs.
Abel is Mrs. Wilson'S sister.
Mrs. Harry Wilson, Patty and
Larry, called on Mrs. Earl Mil
Ter and family aTld Mrs. Car
roll Graham and family SIM
day.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-07-28

Hardin and other out-of-town
Masons and Stars also attended.
LunlGl consisted of trout,
Weiners, buns, potato salad,
baked beans, watermelon, ice
cream and coffee.
SWIM PARTY 80.
Tuesday the B. Y.F. of the
Little Brown Church had the
Wyola B. Y.F. as guests at a
swim and picnic. Miss Brand,
sponsor, accompanied the Wy
ola group. !.
The party appreciated the use
of the Henry Weigand ranch
swim pool.
LITTLE BROWN
CHURCH NEWS X
At a meeting of the trustees
it was recommended that the
planned Improvement be APP
proved by our fellowship.
Next Sunday, July 81, all
members are urged to be pre-
sent.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-07-28
CHURCH NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Therney
and nephew Of Boscebel, Wis,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Simon
Therney last week.
Miss Lydia Johnson of New
York spent the past ten days
visiting her sister, Miss Malina
Johnson. They and Miss Olds
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-07-28

Walter C. Fisher, Queenston,
Ontario, Canada, is the new
president of the international
Association of Lions Clubs,
(Lions internationally He was
elected by unanimous vote at
the 32nd annual convention of
the Association which closed at
New York City, Madison Square
Garden July Il. Fisher succeeds
DR.. Eugene s. Briggs Enid, Ok
lahona. ss,l. e IN
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-07-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Spencer
and children of Billings and
Mrs. Francis Helen Criswell
were house guests last week at
the Frank Gregory home.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-07-28
LODGE GRASS SECTION
Lodge Gross Locals

LOCALS - SOCIETY
Evening star., 1949-12-18

Chicago Cash Market.
h.Ed Mne:s0 aaa eoTn5ld Tse NO. No. ysllox ysIlox
l:2S-1 -1.31h; No. 4. 1.24-1.27A. Oats
No, No ! mixed: 7sh; No. heavy. white
79H-60A; No. medium heavy. white
TIN: No. l heavy, sample red, BAN
Evening star., 1949-12-18
Chicago Livestock

,oe1 eHISAe9 saS ,oIs, Pee Il q ysD.sdsID.
@ pounds % down m Is Ss' so IS higher. u s Heavier Yer
weights and sows mostly steady; closing
trade the most active Of the week; closing
top poupas psd osnr bp, S5 eaSss a
choice $50 to 220 pounds 1878 to 1915;
go to $50 pounds 1900 to 1855; go
to 3s5 POUNDS l4so 70 1890; n9St
around 1850 with heavier weishts down.
s sslsSle 5 ';aH; cattle 500 testim...d); total
s Plentiful but 'nff ssi sesree .teads to g
lower. mostly steady, medium and good
grades 1.00-3: 90 lover. common weak to
sS lower, ss choice s h1rs M ssso
hieher: bulls 80 lower: veaiers 1909. 90
higher; stock cattle steady to so lower;
80 poands isa ss.rnss so5
most hiHh-good and choice steers 81. so.
$500. bulk good sr.dss q ooIs4 90. most
eo e IoW. medium se tu'is 1soo.ses5: load Choice
sodd ssfsr.
sss aaa snd ssea cutters sssf
sac age bulls i.ts s'; ;as.ssAss.es: medium e e
eeSna seS,ss Menssn. sa:1s stoes steer calves
900. so ' most u medium to log.ehoiee T.
s3. SO. two loads common Canadian stock
salsble al she sheep TO testtmatsd): total
not given: slaughter lambs and yesrlings
100. to $50 lower. all shorn lambs; *
yesrlinss and wooled lambs sealinc 100
at new low on crop and lowest since
March. 194s; Slaughter sheep steady.
scarce; early top choice wooled lambs
% 90; No skin shorn lambs $3.50,
closing tops 90 so and 90 90 respectively;
choice yearlings absent, good 1o4 pounds
1875; bulk good to choice 80 to 95
50. so: wooled and shorn 100 to 100
pounds 1880 to 22.00; .yearlings 1900
to 1850; common to good slaughter ewes
to 1850; several loads good to choice 70
to So pound sheerins lambs 22.o0 to
Evening star., 1949-12-18
BOND SUMMARY
FURNISHED By the Associated Press.)

FURNISHED BY the Associated Press.)
A selected list Of active bonds on the
New York Stock Exchange, showing the
high, low and closing price for the week
and the net change from the previous
weeks close.
Evening star., 1949-12-18
Investing Companies

NEW YORK, Dec. II P.-National As
sociation Of Securities Dealers. Inc. Fri
days closing pYfces:
Evening star., 1949-12-18
Produce Markets

Baisimore auotations iprnshed by the
Apples = Market dull; demand lisht;
bushel baskets and Eastern crates, U. s.
No. 1s. 2aa.ineh up, Pennsylvania Dell
a9n.. ei4Hs Msfntosh fsn nsh'i t. ,a1
Romes. 1.75-2.o0: staymans. 2.0o-50; few
higher; MARYLAND, Pennsylvania. New Jer-
sey, and West virginia. various varieties
PotatoesmMarket dull; 1oo-pound sacks
Katahdins. U. s. No. 1. size A. unwashed,
Pennsylvania, new and used sacks. best
nosss oo: so!pound 1S a''na paper f s.efs' 1905;
,.,,,. Poultry Quotations; ,,r..,, .,,,
on others: trading IiTht;. receipts light;
some hens and frysrs esfried; ityerss s7s: "a
nsns' ~ dass.. nisy'*slsssi' so.si $685. sn'ves''
liberal: demand slow: SOW i.lses $3.50. \
3 'Iu i.qse. 44-4s; current rent receipts too few
e' W Livestock Market.
steady TO so lower; others SOL 90. In
stances more lower: heifers and COWS gen
to strong. odd lots mostly .avsrage 70
buft medium and seod; ss.so:ss. so; fex
eia ieS odd head lots ' rood
heifers. S360-25 10: most OF run common
and medium grades at 1s;00,23. 90; few
is. 90: good cows, 155O-1s 90: bulk 90
down; common and medium. I9;00-23 90;
Gamers and cutters. l0:5o-13:9o; shelly
bulls. 17.50-2O.00; odd head. 20;50 and
21 90; common and medium, 1900 II 90:
bulk of stock cattle run demium and d COED GO
po;nS pound H Offerings. inss.4o Ie. @ 5o.1s, o..
Calves generally full steady but some Gn
pound '1 Gull srades. Bulk weeks supply
good and, choice vealers 2s 0o-33 90;
weeks and eI"sins top 53eo; eomm9n on IN
pound siaushter, calves. 1s; ;oo-as:0o: -
Hogs generally ooS steady but spots 5G So
siits idN snlk I Friday GOOD and choice turcksd
in 1sO-220 pound barrows and Eilts sold
at 100, but few lots ssa sealed sso at nnd ln25
Gies i5.5oli5 IS; 10000 pounds, Il 90 Is %;
1ao14o Ioonas HsssgnHdis 6iso poSnds
11s.5o"ie.7s; sews under 400 pounds
40 pounds 1901 1850; heavier weights,
Sheep. Slaughter lambs steady to 100
higher; ewes nominally unchanged; good
and choice lambs $500 to mostly 25 50:
soon rss1s and md e1staf msaum top eu %
down to 1000; odd head good around
so ID. ewes 500; choice around 100 ID
WEIGHTS quoted to 600.
Grain Market.
Flour-Receipts. none.
ments. II $50 bushels: stocks. 81, ,572. OF 8
bushels. No red winter sarlicky spot;
d9gest.i; q.s ain.:i III s.rless Rfs.mssst mseet NO.
GornNReceipts. 1914 7S9 bushels, ship
ments. 350.957 bushels; stocks. 3'4o4'-
SatsmReceipts none: shipments. none;
stocks 1O6.599 bushels. No quotations
1sIeyseeeipstass yots psas a7T nops; Bushels shipments
Pve-R -Receints 4,7S4 bushels; ship
ments. none stocks. 12O.s20 bushels:
soybeans-Receipts, IL 54S a. pnshsIs pushheiIs'
MiIlfeed-Receipts. none.
Evening star., 1949-12-18

CHICAGO. Dec, II Or.-while grains
showed little price change on the. Board
Of Trade today. Lard spurted under as-
gressive buying for Saturday session.
May and July contracts, the ones in which
dealings most recently started. scored new
seasonal peaks. But the best gain was
made by December.
Strength Of lard in the cash market
supported the upturn in futures. Loose
lard vas bid at si0.1sA hundrsa pounds,
the six-year low of $3.50 made ON Nom
day. Trade reports said the Production
and Marketing Administration had asked
fer offerings to be submitted early next
week.
old-erop. wheat deliveries showed some
strength at the start. but backed down
later. A little more activity in domestic
nour circles brousht about early gains.
New-crop wheat deliveries eased from the
start on forecasts fer rain and snow in in
grains were slow with little trend shown.
Wheat closed unchanged to 1ls lower,
= lower. December l.sais az; oats were
rye was A-la higher, December :42: soy
beans were A-1K lower. December
2.32 ~ "a, and lard was : to 81 cents a
hundred pounds higher December II AZ.
WHEAT nnep uiob Iou ~lnSe
Evening star., 1949-12-18
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