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Evening star., 1952-12-16
Detroit Coach Says
Early Victories Over
Rams Mean Nothinq
BY the Associoted Press

DETROIT. Dec. 16.-"You can
throw out the window all that stuff
about us beating the Rams twice
before. That doesn't mean a
thing now. They're just as good
as we are"
What Coach Buddy Parker OF
the Detroit Lions means is:
The Lions and Los Angeles
defending champion of the Ma
tional Football League. will be
near-even choices in their post
season divisional playoff game
here Sunday. despite 17-14 and
24-16 victories the Lions scored
over the Rams earlier.
The teams will meet at 1:3(
pm. washington time) before q
national television audience anc
a possible sellout crowd of $4,000
fans to settle the National Con.
ference championship. If the
score is tied when the game ends
they'll play till one team score.
in a sudden death overtime period
The winner will go on to the
league championship game agains
1.-THE Cleveland Browns, champion.
of the American Conference, il
cleveland December %.
It's too early in the week fol
bookmakers to be quoting odds OF
the Lions-Rams game. But ont
bookie said the odds would prob.
ably be 6 to S, and take youl
choice. or three points on either
team.
Lions Backfield Intact.
The Lions might have gone init
the game as underdogs if Quar-.
terback Bobby Lane, leading
Ipasser and second-best ground.
gainer. had remained on the in.
|jured list.
Layne. who suffered a stretched
Iligament in Saturdays victor,
over Dallas, said yesterday tha
his left leg felt good and tha
he would play against the Rams
His recovery means the Lion
will start their first-string back.
field of Layne. Halfbacks Doal
Walker and Bob Hoernschemeyel
and Fullback Pat Harder for thu
first time in II weeks. Hoern.
sschemeyer had missed the las
two games, but will be ready.
Rams Stronger Now.
| Parker didn't show any undue
optimism because of that fact
I'VE know the Rams are better
than when we played them be.
FORE" he said. They've got theil
coaching situation Strengthened
out champion Pool replaced Jot
Stydahar). They've got Leroy
Hirsch, as good an end as you'll
find. back in the lineup. We know
they're real rough"
Did Parker think the Ram.
would benefit or be harmed psy.
chologically because they had lost
to the Lions twice?
Our wins won't mean much
psychologically to the Rams-nol
to us. The teams are too evenly
matched and there's too much al
stake. Some psychological fac
tors will play part. but don't put
Evening star., 1952-12-16

area, MiddieS to SALTY WILLS
PIT. Lookout, should produce best
results for awhile. Small buck
tails, on the bottom. pays off.
Good fishin' depends on being
at the right spot. Will keep you
posted. Buy your Xmas gifts for
the Fisherman, from the Fisher
men, not statesmen, at Mills Co.,
9th and E NV.
Evening star., 1952-12-16
ChurchiII's Setting Pace
In West End Cuoe Loop

Churchill's Grill still is leading
the West End Recreation League
after beating Georgetown Haber-
dashery. 1928, last night for its
second straight.
Jack Ogle. former Wilson High
School star pitcher. led the
Churchill scorers with 10 points
and Dave Colson hit for nine.
Evening star., 1952-12-16
Alumni Too Good for Colts

Coolidge High School found last
night it had produced too many
good basketball players as the
Colts dropped a 1888 decision to
their alumni. Carl Havener. now
at American University. and Jim
Gradijan led the alumni with IA
points each and Ardie Baker top
ped the school team with IS.
Evening star., 1952-12-16
Naval Station Five Victor

Naval Receiving Station, led by
Rubin Huff and James Hand,
rallied fl a nine-point deficit
at halftime to beat Columbian
Prep, 1851. last night at Ana
costa. Huff and Hand threw in
% and % points respectively
while Billy Riser with 18 and Tom
Husa with II topped Columbian.
Evening star., 1952-12-16

size, f e W &
far inbetween
(thinning out
fast), Parker's
Or, med. size,
but few and
scattered. Flag
Pond. nice size,
good catches at
the right time.
PIT. No. PIT, very
good on Sum-,
big fish and
IN l.
Evening star., 1952-12-16
TACKLE FISHING
By "Salty" Mills

Last week end Anglers on the
Bay had the following results
Bay Bridge area, few very small
size Rock, Poplar Isl. to the
Evening star., 1952-12-16

Recognized as the worlds greatest vouter, having
exceeded 5 feet more often than any vouter but
Cornelius Wormerdom, the record holder at 5 feet
8h inches Richards. minister at Loverne Coli
fornio, won the Olympic championship with vouIt
of IA feet II LA inches, new Olympic record.
Evening star., 1952-12-16

Holder Of The Evening Stor Games Pole Vault rec
ord at IS feet inches. The former Illinois stor
has tied Doc Richards twice in Washington and lost
year defeated him with his reoord-breokne jump.
loz finished second to Richards in the Olympic
pole vault with jump Of ID feet GIT inches.
Evening star., 1952-12-16

ADVERTISEMENT,
Evening star., 1952-12-16
Workouts Resumed.

too much weight on those earlier
Evening star., 1952-12-18

Wheaton, Md. Mr.. Shine will talk
on The Jews and Segregation"
Temple B'nai Jacob will hold
a service at $3.50 pm. with Rabbi
Reuben R. Levine, spiritual leader
of the congregation, officiating.
Rabbi Levine will speak on Jew
ish Sources of Christianity" Can
tor Morris Berger will sing.
A playlet by Larry Frommer,
IT Light Eight Candles" will fea-
ture the $50 pm. service of the
Young Peoples Synagogue in Beth
Sholom Synagogue, Eighth and
Shepherd streets NV. Rabbi
Harry kaufman, spiritual leader
of Beth Sholom Synagogue, will
off1ciate and Cantor Ben Wostein
will sing.
Evening star., 1952-12-18

put POST-TENS
on the table
the wonde rful
assortment that
contains Z differ
ent Post Cereals
in 10 individual
S erwin 6, no.
waste packages.
And talk about
onlv with POST
Evening star., 1952-12-18

you simply keep
it in your refrigera-
tor and pour out a
teaspoon, a table,
spoon, a cup or
whatever-you food
or beverage recipe
r e q u ir e S. Just
imagine! no
squeezing, no fuss,
Evening star., 1952-12-18

VdSIC-II cats VIIIy WIIII 7 OOA
TENS can you enjoy tDo of
Americas leading sweet-coated
cereals. You see, it boasts" Krin-
kles now, the scrumptious new
sugar-coated rice cereal as we'll
as Sugar Crisp, that honey of a
candy-coated pulled wheat cereal!
Get ITEMS today.
Evening star., 1952-12-18

YORK, director
of the Ne W
York Fedora
ton of Reform
Sy n a g og u e S,
W i'll conduct
Temple Eman-
uel services at
$3.50 p.m., King
an Hall of All
Saints EpiSco-
pal Chur c h.
Chevy Chase
circle.
Rabbi Davis,
a native of Bal
Evening star., 1952-12-18

IN SURE OF THIS that know how wonderful LA FRANCE
@H nRlung is ! wouldn't dream of going back to old;
.IVS@Y fashioned bungs any than I'd think of
&I N trading my automatic washer for old model
AC the latest detergents for ordinary That's
n WA|| LA FRANCE in Bead Form is truly the
SA11 modern bluing the only that contains LUM
w NESS, marvellous whitening and color Frightening
discovery that brings back the dazzle to whites and the sparkle
that lively look right back all washabe
LA FRANCE has exclusive detergent wonderfully
safe gentle You LA FRANCE wahday1
Evening star., 1952-12-18
Jewish Congregations
List Sermons for
Services Tomorrow

Services for tomorrow were an
nounced today by Jewish congre-
cations of the Washington area.
Rabbi Daniel L. Davis of New
Evening star., 1952-12-18

bother or cleaning up. And bot
tied California Lemon Juice is
reconstructed for uniformity of
flavor and strength is rich in
healthful Vitamin c, too. Look
for it on your Grocers shelf. but
be wise choose the bottle
that says California Lemon Juice.
P.S. It's economical, too!
Evening star., 1952-12-18
IT'S THE SEASON TO De JOLLY

IT'S THE SEASON TO BE JOLLY so keep p-l-e-n-t-y T.
of JOLLY TIME Pop Corn hand am for it's W. ~
much fun n perfect for get-together &D
and for decorating the Christmas Tree too. And @
s:s: sy q =: &: s:::s, i ::!
JOLLY TIME White and JOLLY TINE Giant Yellow
Evening star., 1952-12-18
:oR A MERRY CHRISTMAS.

BREAKFAST. know what ] suggest?
That you treat each and every one
of your family to their favorite
Post Cereal and do it the
quick-easy way! l mean simply
Evening star., 1952-12-18

you DON'T NEED A MAGIC
WAND to produce lemon juice the
instant you want it all you
need is a bottle of California
Lemon Juice. That's because it's
ready to use right from the bottle
Evening star., 1952-12-18

SCOTS E1nul-
sion every day.
Its more than just
q tonic, you know
-. it's powerful
nourishment that
supplies natural
ON
Evening star., 1952-12-18

Rabbi Davis timore, is a
graduate of Johns Hopkins Uni
verSity and of the Hebrew Union
College. He will talk on Security
Mans Major Concern"
"Chanukah and Christmas" will
be the subject of the sermon by
Rabbi Norman Gerstenfeld. spirit
ual leader of the Washington He
brew Congregation, at 8:15 pm,
in the temple, 816 Eighth street
NV.
Rabbi David H. Panitz, spiritual
leader of AdaS Israel Congrega-
tion, will speak on Where Shall
Ye Find Strength" at 8:15 pm.
in the synagogue, Connecticut
avenue and Porter street NV.
Cantor Jacob Barkin will sing.
At University of Maryland.
A service at the University of
Maryland Chapel will be held at
$3.50 pm. with Rabbi Meyer
Greenberg of the Hillel Founda-
ton officiating. Rabbi Greenberg
also will conduct a service at 10
am. Saturday in the chapel for
Jewish youth groups of the COM
munity and the Langley Hebrew
Congregation.
Cantor Mendel Eisenberg will
conduct the $3.50 pm. service for
the Share Tef1la Congregation in
Chillum Castle Lodge, Chillum,
Md. Cantor Eisenberg will also
officiate at a 9 am. service in the
lodge on Saturday.
Shine to Speak.
S. Walter Shine, Washington
attorney, will speak at the $50
pm. service of Congregation Har
Evening star., 1952-12-18

&fN energy-building natural
ga oil factors and added
IeanEN1s] minerals. And SCOTS
80 Emulsion is just what
- many doctors recon-
mend (mine doesD to help
children fight off" colds and
other such ills for it helps
build real stamina and resistance,
especially when more natural
AID Vitamins are needed.
Evening star., 1952-12-18

OF fowl But don't take word for famous chefs
4d good cooks have KITCHEN gravy
for IS years. And remember luscious KITCHEN
BOUQUET dishes.
Evening star., 1952-12-18
CANADIAN
DOUBLE
BAL.SAMS
6 So
, - A-H .:-A
z to At. size

Just received, onother huge
shipment Of these beouti-
fully shaped, rich green
trees to bring additional
Christm a S cheer! FaII
needed, full bronched trees
Of all sizes one for
every need! corIoad pur-
ehoses make these prices
possible!
Evening star., 1952-12-18
GIVE YOUR CHILDREN A GIFT for

the future promise" that
they'll grow up with healthy,
husky bodies, strong bones and
sound teeth! In other words,
build them up with wonderful
Evening star., 1952-12-18
TRIMMING n
so I'm repeating the very

E 4 ss: S: s:sis;
y butter ss then packed in
as s:s ..;s; e.. s.:, ~
parsley tsp salt VI tsp. celery salt " Tsp Add about NA
hot stock moi;en Makes OF melin
ur-mo stvHine
And you'll all kinds of BnB Mushrooms for turning 81
dishes into elegant delights get BnB Whole Mushroom Cr
and BnB Sliced Mushrooms too.
Evening star., 1952-12-18
BUY-LINES by Nancy Susser

Weekly Advsfsins Column Of Things New and Interesting
New York, Dec. l8-I know I'll make perfect gravy
for my Christmas turkey 4. because l always
ing alone, it's absolutely failure.proof makes
extra ricl brown, delicious gravy every time That's
because it's exclusive blend Of Ia choice yege.
simply enhances the natural; tempting goodne..
Evening star., 1952-12-18
KNOW THE PERFECT pREsEl

KNOW THE PERFECT PRESENT
I'm giving the men on my Christ
mas gift list? It's COURTLEY
the Worlds Finest Mems
Toiletries. They give that clean,
correct, confident air every WELL
groomed man AHW w.
enjoys wearing" eM ~ :
and come in =fNl dk5 :
such handsome SM8A$
containers! They @E w.
make proud pos V
sessions, indeed. / particularly
recommend the COURTLEY s.
piece Set with After Shave Lotion,
After Shave Powder and: Mems
Cologne all done up" in white
and gold (only S3.75, plus tax) =.
but I'm also giving the De Luxe
After Shave Lotion $3.50, plus
taxi and the stunning Gold Shave
Bowl ($5). But see all COURTLEY
items and sets (from 81 to $40, plus
tax, then choose. At Better Drug
and Department Stores.
Evening star., 1952-12-18

something special this year d
these gay Chocolate Pop Corn Ball
luscious sweet-treat for the childre
Combine in saucepan v, cup sugar. ! pkg.
CHOCOLATE SITS. Z tbsp. light corn syrup
stirring constantly, 70 73s'F. or until q sm,
cold water forms . firm soft ball. Pour IL
hot buttsrsd. sailed popped corn. Toss l9i
corn is coated and form into balls. Plses
!, set; lie . red STRING or each.
Evening star., 1952-11-17
Chicago Grain

,,s.tIca chicago; CO.. Nov, Noy. IL II a9: Dsousht,
at the Board of Trade. @
The July wheat contract suffered the
SharpeSt break. of around 3 cents al
the start but subsequent buying reduced
Trading was active. in all pits at the
opening, with corn showing considerable
cushioned by, announcements that Ireland
had taken 6,lO0 tons Of United State.
corn and India took part of cargo o.
Influenced BY the action Of wheat and
larger estimated supply for tSe season '"'
cent to : cents lower, December S2.31,,a
corn was 70 to "a lower. December 81. .6oss
oats were u to 70 lower, December S69s
So and lard was Is to 80 cents hundred
weight lower November $3.50.
Scattered to heavy showers visited the
dry winter winter wheat section; Private report:
Nebraska received lisht to heavy iS1 precipi roC
tation. iowa. Illinois and Indiana reported
considerable moisture.
Coolest temperatures were following the
precipitation in the sonthwest and trad
ture would do the winter wheat much
OF which was planted under drought
cle unoficial weather forecast for the
tation for Texas, oklahoma, the south
ern half of Kansas and Misso1ri. iem-
peratures are expected to be above normal
IN the Southwestern areas and the corn
belt States
The Canadian Bureau Of Statistics mas
released the November crop estimate which
increased production Of all wheat about
IL million bushels.
The report noted that Canadian exports
ior tne past week were about millor
bushels, believed to be the largest WheaI
of the season.
Corn receipts were very liberal today
placed at 395 cars Reports from thu
country. however. say that large quaint:
ties Of corn are foing under loan. Ir
general It Is felt that this year ma,
seal because. presently corn Is SELLING
under loan figures.
The Board o. Trade membership wa,
voting today in a proposal TO return
to the old closing hours. 2:I5 pm, East,
ern STANDARD time; instead of the present
ard time.
Evening star., 1952-11-17
Business Briefs
Treasury Department announced

Treasury Department announced
it would not exercise it's option
to call the 2 per cent Treasury
bonds of 1951-53 for. redemption
on March IS. 1858.
Daily Newspapers consumed
425, ,981 tons of newsprint in Oc-
tober compared with 405,277 in
October. 1851, and 420,786 in Oc-
tober, 1950.-American Newspaper
Publishers Association.
Canadian Newsprint production
in October totaled 502,791 tons
compared with 492 AIS tons in the
like month year ago.-Newsprint
Association of Canada. M4
Ananconda Copper Mining. in
nine months ended September 80
earned $27, 1888, 1893 or 1923 a share
VS.. $34,390,752 or $3.96: in 1851
period. %s -.-~t t!et-
Amer. Smelling & Rfg.| Co. in
nine months ended September 80
earned $22,950,137 or 1886 a share
VS.. $28, ,420,2 200 or $4.90 in 1851
period.
North American Co. and subs.
m IL months ended September 30
earned $12,117.307 or $1.41 a share
VS.. $10.555.384 or $1.23 in 1851.
Std. Gas e. Elec. Co. and subs.
in nine months ended September
80 earned $10.211.141 VS.. $685.
353 in 1851 period.
Dana Corp. in year ended
August 81 earned $9.601.735 or
$3.73 a share VS.. $11.134,589 or
$4.34 in 1851.
Philadelphia Co. in 9 months
ended September 80 earned So
968,266 VS.. $8.055,562 in 1851 pc
riod.
McGraw Electric Co. in 9
months ended September 80
earned $5.364.0 900 or $3.50 a share
VS.. $4,665. 900 or $3.50 in 1851 pc
riod.
American Locomotive Co. in 8
months ended September 80
earned $5,413.062 or $2.45 a share
VS.. $4,2s6,37s or $1.82 in 1851 pc
riod. :
Amer. Water Works Co. in IL
months end September 80
earned $1,751, ,e21 or IS cents a
share VS.. $2,454.o48 or 80 cents
in 1851.
Middle States Petroleum Corp.
in 9 months ended September 80
earned $1,624.400 or rs cents a
share VS.. $2,751, $40 or $1.28 in
1851 period.
Wick Chemical Co. in 3 months
ended September 80 earned ST.
577,079 or $1.13 a share VS.. ST.
4l2,016 or $1.01 in 1881 period
Ronson Art Metal Works, In =
in 9 months ended September 30
had a loss of $1.021 900 VS.. earn
ings of $2,847.072 or $2.61 a share
in 1851 period.
Webster Chicago Corp. in 9
months ended September 80 had
a loss of $607,118 VS.. earnings of
1858, 739 or 81 cents a share in
1851 period.
Adam Hat Stores, Inc. in 80
weeks ended September q had a
loss of $513,613 VS.. q loss Of $685.
900 in 1851 period.
Evening star., 1952-11-17
Produce Markets
-.. SALES

Baltimore quotations supplied BY the
United as,. states Agriculture Department;
RsRe steady Demand isht
Delicious. "a inches up. 4.5o; ~ inches
up; fair quality. 2.o5: Golden Delicious,
2h inches up, 3.75;, staymans. ga
;$Sio Maryland peisiSa: sR Y inches Sp
up; fair to good quality; 3.5o-4.0o.
?, Petatoes-Barely steady. Demand light
loo-pound SACKS Pennsyivania Ia Katahdins,
4,oo-4.4o; U, S. Is, size, B, 2;25-2.35;
s%sst sssks size A. sao35
Jersey Goldens. 4.5O-5.O0. Virginia Gold
ems, some washed and waxed. 4.75-5. 90
su Beans and C.bbase. 49,.
bushei hampers Valentines 1906. s5, few
high as oo $50 tsir epality 35o:4 90.
500. contendeTs ). 90 a,So.
sae SesF1:ad New 5.ls:; ssS
land, usSss ie-ausPs erstes. sofk Long "
Cabbage,-Barely steady; domestic: round
ssSas sssa: FssS:yI;ss ~
Jersey. 1.75-2.0o; New York, ! I;9o-9.35.
York, 200. New York caulifower crates
and cantaloup crates. :A50-2.75.
Poultry Quotations.
Poultry-Light to moderate receipts
consisted mainly of one lot fryers or
broilers and two lots of turkeys. Too few
sales to quote prices.
Grain Market.
Flour - Receipts. 20.994 100 pound
sacks.
Wheat-Receipts. 15,147 bushels; ship
ments, 261 900 bushels; stocks; 1912 t19
bushels; No. 2 red winter earlicky, spot,
domestic, 2.19; November. 2.19; No. 8.
ZIG.
Corn-Receipts. 663 231 bushels: ship
ments, 53S, 900 bushels; stocks. 3,3S0,0
bushels.
Oats-Receipts. 22,25e bushels; ship
ments, none; stocks. none.
Barley-Receipts. none; shipments none;
stocks, 24,075 bushels.
Rye-Receipts, $500 bushels; ship
ments, none; stocks. 3,015 bushels;
sh;Sn,ents. none; stocks. 5ss!S7s bushels.
Millfeed-Receipts. 5S6 tons.
Evening star., 1952-11-17
Stock Prices Steady,
with Buoyant Trend;
Volume Also Picks Up
Rx III. Assoeiu:ed Pres.

NEW YORK. Nov. 1.-THE
stock market held to steady
course today with a tendency to-
ward slight buoyancy.
Prices in leading areas were up
around 2 points at the best with
losses in fractional range. The
pace Of business was well above
average
Railroads gathered the most
trader attention and displayed a
very narrow mixture of gains and
losses
All major divisions were mixed
to higher with especial price
strength shown in some areas of
rubbers, motors and building ma
terials.
Goodrich was a standout with q
gain running to two points at
times international Harvester
where an 86-day strike was ended,
was up between one and two
points.
Higher stocks included Union
Pacific. American Telephone, Beth
lehem Steel, Chrysler, Texas Co..
Allied Chemical, U. S. Rubber
American Can, General Electric
and U. S. Gypsum.
Allegheny Corp. opened on a
block of $4,000 shares up 1s at
and continued active in that area
The company reported asset COW
erage for its securities produced
a deficit of $2.07 on each share
Iof common stock at the end OF
october. It was added that il
the current plan for an exchange
of securities is carried out, the
common will have an asset value
of 81 cents a share.
Directors of Baltimore & Ohio
declared a dividend of IS cents
on common, the first since 1881
The stock was active and steady
Corporate bonds were mixed
with the railroads standing higher.
Governments in the over-the-
counter market were slightly
higher.
Evening star., 1952-11-17
New York Produce

,,l NEW YORK. Nov. II, .tR,.-Butter. easy
wholesale prices on bulk cartons. Cream
cry. higher than 92 score tAAI fresh II
Cheese. rs. 5s1 east. Wholesale sales,
fresh. 43-46 cents cheddars cured 4S-56,
single daisies fresh 45-49; single daisies
cured 50-o6: young Americas fresh, As
80; young Americas cured, 5O-56; flats
fess fresh; trstS aS-59 fats cured sI.5 mid
processed 5 pounds, 44N-47; domestic
Swiss .sinsle tubs), grade a.. 1851 !;
Eggs, as,40s, irreguiar. New York SPOT
quotations. based largely on exchange
trading, follow. Midwestern: Mixed coiors
Fancy heayyweiehts. 80 extra i medium,
?9-51: pullets. 41k; standards large, 90
81: current receipts. rehandled. $3.50:
dirties. 42-44 checks 40. whites: Fancy
hsavyweishts, 66 extra medium. So;
weights, 595;eo; extra / medium "ss' g.
Nearby; Whites: Extra fancy heavy
diums, 81; pullets. 44h. Browns: Extra
fancy heayyweights, "a; mediums. 81;
Evening star., 1952-11-17
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO. Nov. II W (UsDA A.-salable
lower on choice 1S0.2IO pound butchers
at 17.15-17.35; few loads choice. mostly
sorted for weisht; at 17.40; other hogs
these weishts and al choice 22o-27Q
lket on weights 20 pounds and over: sew
eral loads and lots choice 27O-3OO pounds
16.75-17. 90; weights under $50 pounds
scarce; sows slow. around 25 cents lower,
most sS5se sSa %ss M Snd
sslab!e cattle. $4,000; salable calves,
300; ch,tce and prime steers slow. steady
to SO cents lower. very few commercial
and good grades sold; a fey sales about
Choice and prime rim seifsrs % scarce eto't Steady
others dull and weak. Few cows sold weak
still in hrst hands: bulls moderately active,
steady; vealers about steady: two leads
high prime LOSE and 1.175-pound steers,
3700; most choice and prime steers and
1856; prime heavy steers: $3.50; fey sales
few sales high choice and prime heifers
and mixed yearlings 1894 so; most good
ana choice heifers, 30; canner to
commercial bulls. is-sos . load Of cutter
to utility 1.400-pound Dakotaoles. 1850;
commercial to prime vealers. "a .00- "a 90;
light culls down to 1000. and occasionally
;, ,i salabls sheep: $500; market not sstab-
shese snons % shof loan %0e q e
grades mostly cutter and utility. mixed
weight Western ewes averasins around
130 pounds. 1850.