davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-03-06
Sensatione|Ie Unterste||ungen
gegen John |. Lewis
Elm steIenIoser UMW-Beamter will zvm Mord onge.
stiftef worden sein.

Norton, ga. - Gbarles Winton,
Elm iriiberer 8eanlter Der llniteo
Wine @orfers, erbpb in elmer se.
ridtliden &la9e, in ser er $3.50, 900
SGaoeneriat bon bem llM0.Oi.
ltritt % foroert, sic MnibuIoiguns,
Dab ein peri0nlider sgeut beS &c.
tuerfihastsoberlten Sobn 8. 2epis
bon linn perlangte, 5tpet 8ruben.
better 5ll ermoroen.
0tinton erflGrte, bab sipei geamte
ser nDtW uno 0rei anoere 8eperf.
ida ftsmitelieoer an Ser Sprengl,ng
bon &oblen-8erlaoe lit orei
@ruben bes iiiomeitlihen Sirsinia
beteilist ,uaren.
Minton ,tno bic anberen iiini ma.
rem feiteenommen iporocn imo big
Slim %. WfGr; unter ie S., 900 8iirg.
idoit geitellt ueroen.
8eil er iid ipeieerte, bic Better
Ser @laoepiae Goal &c.. s. q. Ju.
gate l,uO Sarrp 8. 1urner, su ct.
moroen, erfliirte Miinton. babe ct
leine Inltellllng BEL Sen ll0tW Der.
loren.
Sepis unO iein Sauptauartier in
Waibington baben bis iest auf Sic
acknowledgement MintonS nod nidts
5u ermioeru gebabt.
Wfinton iagte lpeiter aus, oab igm
slntpeiiung segeben tpllrOe, nit Sony
Vople 5uiammen5lltreiien, ser ser
perlonlibe Sertreter 2elpis 1par.
gople gab ibm 6ie 3uiiberung, baB,
penn er oie Grmoroung Der beioeu
9rlbenbeiiter ourdfiibren piiroe.
ibm Sic beiten perfiigbaren &ebts.
anpdlte CUR Gerfiisuus seltcut iuer.
| oen lpiirbcn. "
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-03-06
Elm NAT0-Bericht Eisenhowers
Won drei Senatoren ver|anqj

8aibi,tston. - Tie Senatoren
Sill, g.. Nla, Douns, g., SD. tnO
Ger9uion, g., Wid. ole bret 0eit.
glieoer oes Bapiuigunesausiduiies
erfldrten, ebe Der aongreB iiber eil,
neues Erosramm fiir sic Muslanos.
bilfe abitimme, ioute er crit einen
8eridt - menr n,oglih perionlid
bonn General giienbotper erbaIten.
Die 6rei Senatoren oenen iid Sena.
tor Touglas. g.. 81. uno Senator
McGartbp, 3. Nep., in benz 9erIan.
| gen nad Ibitrihen in Der Muslanos.
billie BON falt 8 Wiuiarben onidloi.
len, I'M bic HrGiioent Eruman 6ieie
8obe radiuden 6iirfte.
Die 6enfbare Niidfebr Giien.
bomers lit bon politiiden areiien
gum NnlaB uieler germutrmsen ge.
nommen tpuroen. Sin, youns unO
5er9uiou erflarten iu getrennteu
Snteruie,ps, baB lie on Sen poIiti.
iden Iipeften bon 81 giienbotpers uS.
Beiuh niht I'M geringitety intereiliert
| iino. Ginise Ser @epubIifaner, Die
Der General eerne als ibren YrGii.
oentidaits. .&anoioaten ieben mod.
ten, elau6en, bab ibre Gampagne
our9 Die Seimtebr Giienbomers ge.
foroert tpirb, ob ct nun in uniforn
ooer 3ipil fontnnt.
anbere iinb offenbar oer anjidt,
oab eine rein militGriid3e Miijiou
Giienbowers ieine ofientliten aeuBe.
runeen bon pornberein beid)rdnfen
nitroe uno er iib iiber innenpoIiti.
ife Gragen nidt dubern fonnte. 81.
nige Mnbanger Senator 5afts baben
icgar geiorOert, oaB Giienbouer iid
oarii6er nerbreitet, ,pie ct SIT beu
brennen0itcn Sasesirasen itebt.
Sm &auptauartier Ses Generals
bel Haris iagte fiirjlid) Elm @ort.
iiibrer, oaB giienboper in porberieb.
barer Sltunft feline Meiie nod Ger
uSI. plant. Cine formlihe Ginla
oung bon ieiten oes &ongreiles fOnn'
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-03-06

getporoen, sic oetn Staatsienator S.
Weslep bonn General Douglas Wdr.
Mrtbur 6using. (Beslep itano an Ser
Spite ser MacArtbur.f r-YrGiioent
8eluesuns) Ntacslrtbur idrieb:
vllnter Den llmltdnben idlage id
Dor, Dab Sic Gait unteritiisen."
@as bies fir rltmltdnbe" ndreu,
tpollte Der Moiutant bes Generals,
Oberit 2otprence 8unfer, nid)t er.
tldren. 9ie Wote fprehe fir iib
ielbit, iagte er.
Mm II. MarS fin6en bic primdr.
mablen in SEEM Sampsbire itatt.
1ait miro nod fdnen bas @ebiet
borber ourfreiien uno giienboper,
Der oieien Staat iiir iih in Inipruf
nimmt, herdusioroern.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-03-06
Der Aetna ovf Sizilien
moehte sieh bemerkbu,

Gatania. - Ierb6ltnismGBia
lftuade grfdiitterungen mad,ten
iid fiirslif) im @cbiet unl Den slct.
na bemerfbar; cine erobe Mn3abl
9auier in orei 20riern - Sauta
Tenerina, Wilo umo 9aiieraua -
.puroen 5eritOrt ooer bei16oigt. In.
Iaae ereigneten iib unter Ser Gin.
lpobneri9aft nidt, iosueit bisber be.
tonnt lit.
Ser Bulfan ieIbit eridien r,lor.
NAL, nur Elm feiner Midenregen
breitete iid iiber Sic nnmitteI6ar an.
liegenoe 8eeenN aus. s(uh bas
8rummeln in ieinem ssnneru mar
iAon niht mebr au boren.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-03-06

Weinton beidaperte ii9, Sab ct bon
BEN uOeB alti Die idpar5e 2iite ee.
iett lei uno in feiner @aperfihafts.
CRUDE mebr beitdftist niirbe. Tie
feiner @etperfibaft anseb0rigen
8ruben fiirdteten iid, i'm an3uitel.
len.
Gr beridtete alld), bab George
8riffitbs, ber perionlihe SetretGr
Serpis uno iesiee setretGridatmei.
iter ibm eeiast babe, 2etpis iei nit
Ben Jortidritten Der Srsaniiieruns,
Die man made, un51frie0en. Man
miBte NIT ben @rubenbelisern raub
perfabren.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-03-06
Quer durch die Welt

Tie Suftmoffe bout ibre Gerteioi.
guns an ben 3u9dnaen slt ben Ser,
einiaten Staatel, uno Inn lire ipid,s
tigen Stiispunfte III lleberiee auf.
Sn sllasfa unb sSsopan bat lie nun
8erbdnoe Ser ipihtiNen sS=94 Gii=
ienidaer, slu=0etter 'Slusseuae, ipel=
d)e III Der Sage iino, 'SeinOe nad)ts
ODER bel Sturm mittcls Habars
aufsuipiiren.
Sic amlerifaniihe Slotte perlanute
einem Seridt iiber bic Sid)tllna an=
aeblilber aebeimnispoller Saud)boo=
te III faribiihen 0eipaiiern. mo Die
amerifaniihe Ntlantifflotte aeQen<
lpdrtig Manober bat. Die Neaieruna
Der Sominifaniiden MepubIif teiIte
nit. bic Suuhboote ieien in Der Su=
mana Yud,t an Der 9torofiilte aeiid.-
tet lporOen unb es hieR. man netme
an, DaR es rliiiiihe iparer. Sorber
bate man Die 8erihte ais unbeoeu.
tenD abNetal.
TrGiibent Srunan rihtete pom
0ef 6eS nellen ihtpinmenben Sen=
0ers ber rStimme Mmerifos" einen
sSriebeltsappeu an bic 6un6erte
Millionen Meniden hinter benz 81.
iernen 0orbana. st erflGrte: .@ir
iino Cure ssreunbe. GSeibt stpiiheu
uns feline Differeusen. bic niht Bel.
gelegt lperben fornen. tpenn Cure
6errider lid, pon ihrer iinnloie,1
Solitif Ocs 6aiies lmo Serrors ab.
ipcnoen u,b iid, an Die 8rinsipier
ocs 'Sricoens balteu. ySir ipiiieu
lpenn SIR lpirflih frei iaQen f0nn:
tet. mas SIR glaubt. ipiiroet SIR mil
llns bic &rieaSanaIt bannen un6 be,
Welt sSrieoen brinsen." MGdtiat
genber iibertruaen bic @orte bes
Eraii6enten in 48 Gpraden fiir 81,
meiiten Nolfer Der Grbe.
GtdatsfefretGr 9lheiou forbert,
hie Q Qnf,1r,1,tt,iftcr1 n,,e ANA 11..@ nxs,.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-03-06

1as Sonoerfomitec oes Sauies,
oas unter ben goriis 0iaooens Die
llnteriuduns bieier aiidre por'
nin,mt, miro tpeitere 8erb0re anl
13. uno IA. Mfdr5 in Chicago ab,
balten. gu sen Su nernebmenoen
3eugen eeb0rt allh Sberit &eurt
Sspmansfi, friiber ameritaniider
Gerbinounssoifi3ier Der polniiden
Grilarmee. S5pmansfi bate il,
@aibington geridt iiber oas Ser.
idminoen tauienoer polniider Siii'
jiere erItattet.
Wsaooen bate Ser Sotpietbotidait Il
cine ginlaoung sefanot, au Dem
0erbOr teil3unebmen uno lire An.
ii6t ii6er ben aatpn.Jou su dubern,
Gie Nntiport ser 8otihoit eing 30
bin, baB Die sanse llnteriudung eint
,0eIei6iaund" lei
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-03-06

dung ibrer geiduIbiaune porneb.
men su laiien. ook bic slliierten ga.
sillenfriea in &orea fiibren. Gie d)i=
nelii ihen &omnlunilten bebaupteten
TT elmer Gaoioienouna 8eipinas, sic
,slaierten bGtten am 26. sse6ruar
NIT Spphus= unb GhoIeraba,iuen
aelaoene 6ranaten in Die tommuni=
ltiihe Sinie oefellert. s(deion bee;id=
nete Die gcihulbialma oIs falid).
Sin heftiaer MGrs Sd)neeitllrm
soa in oitliher Hihtltns unb ibm
folgte cine empfinolihe &Gltelpeue.
Der 0erfehr ipuroe 6urh ben Gturm
BON &anias Gitn Biz sum n0r6Iid)en
Widigan aelGhmt. Tas fii6meltIi=
he Soma bate 12 2ou Scbnee. Sn
oen n0rolihen 0ororten G6icaaos
lparel1 Sd,neelueben 10 hof. baf,
lelblt Sd)neepfliiac itefeu blicben.
Hepr. iSrances g. Bolton bradte
i'm 6aus cine Heiolution elm. ipelt!,e
cine 6epiiion unierer GoIitit in
Weit6eutihIonb perIanst anaeiihts
elmer bor1 ibr befiirdteten 8ieoer.
aeburt bon observation-disclosures
bort. Gie nahm 8eauq auf eincn
geriht bes 6ohfommiiidrS Mc.
Glon. sic bdtte erfabren. bah in 92ie,
oeriadien aQein bic Gosialiitiihe
8eihspartei int letten Moi 367 900
Stin1men errana. 9lus GreiiemeI.
olnQen aehe ferner berpor. baR bon
SS3 hoben Wtitalieoern oes ipelt.
oelltihen s(uRenamtes 1874 9iatio.
nalicsialiiten lparen unb 13O unite,
6itler ihon I'M MuRenamt 6ienten
Grmutiaung bon antioemofratiiher
Gnttpidlunoen in Meltbeutihlanf
hdtten All nerihiebenen Mften bel
Wil6e fit iiberfiibrte Naai-@rieas'
berbreher burh bic 8eiabunQsbehor
ben acfiibrt. ssrau Bolton min bon
6ohfommiiior 9luffldruna oariibel
baben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-03-06
Die rote Dikfutur kommt
NIT der Mode in KonfIiki

8ien. - Saut Meloung Ser gu,
oapeiter Seiture r8iaasooiog" iino
Die l,ngariiden Jra,,en uno MGSden
oarifber erboit, baB 10 oiele rote
aleioer fir lie angefertigt meroen,
Die iberoies ale einen unb 6enielben
Sdnitt baben. Sic rieien fiir5Iid)
cine itarte beiufte Geriammlung
Elm, aitf Ser iomobl ser Mangel an
Nusmabl, als 6ie GualitGt 'oes Stoi.
fes inari fritiiiert nur6en.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-03-06
observation-disclosures
in den USA oeplout

Graufiurt. - Die grridtune bon
.Deutidlanb.& &1uiern" in oen Ser.
Staaten ,perbe 5urseit bon sen 3,i.
itanoigen ameritanii1en stellen er.
mogen, teiIte Der Direftor Ses Gront.
furter Mmerifa-&ouies, &ans q.
9udl, sper Yreiie NIT. Gin e,tipre.
henoera fnItnrcler austauihpertrao
perbe eeoenmdrtig ousgsarbcitet.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-03-06
Nehru verWIrft Ideen Won
Marx ais ueberIebt
"1rofz all hires Fevers vnd Tobens sind die Kon,mv
nisfsn in ihren An:iehten reak.ionaer", erkIoerte
lndens Premier.

Map Delbi. - Sn ieiner erjten
Frehefonferen3 nod ser 0abl iu.
berte Yreunier Nebru Die Aniid)t,
6ob iiH bic fomuniitiiben Sbeorien
bon aorI Wlarr iiberlebt b1tten ltnO
nod Don ibnen au re6en reaftiondrer
fei. Die Maoitalen baben III Der
0abl betrG9tlife grfolse errun9en.
beionoers im siioe,t. Ser Yremier
fagte. Der Rommunismus paHe niht
tit Snoien, ,,n6 iubr fort: "Sros all
hires 5euers uno 9obens iino Die
aommuniiten in ibren @niidten re-
attionGr. Sd iueiB ettpas iiber oe'1
aommunismus, ib babe allb WARY
aefeien, aber oft muBte ih iiber
Sieie Gade Su 2euten ipre4en, Die
iiberhoupt ridts Saoon berltanoen.
Marr bat auf mid einen groBe'!
einbrud sema&t, aber bat mid n'd)t
belebrt."
gr erbob gegen sic Yolitif Der
0omn,,nijten ben Ginwano, oaB tic
bon Saftoren auberbalb oes HanSes
beitintn,t tpiro, ,.no tuarnte sleld5el.
tia bor einem geoantenlolen Sel1all
uno Dor elmer eeoanfenloien arltlt.
gsebrus aonsreBportei erbielt eine
orobe Wsebrbeit i'm 8arlament, aber
ii Den 2egisIaturen Der Staaten
im Sii6en uno in Weit.Bengalel,
fonnten Die Moten erobe Getpinne
eraieleu, un6 iie bnben bereits pro-
pbeaeit, 6ab gang Snoien in 5 Sab
rem fo.n,uniitii9 iein tueroe.
Ser Drentier erfldrte. ct piiroe
bic l1nteritiisung Der ar,oeren Yar'
teien beim Mufbau bes 9anocs be-
ariiben, betonte ober, oab ocr Som.
munismus in Der Yrdris iih nlhi
nit ben Don ibm eepreoigten Soea'
len bertrGet.
Mabere Suatte.
sssn, iibrtgen 9ins Der @ren.ier nod
auf foIgeuben 4untte elm:
Smeritanii&e &ilfe - Snoier
bilIiat bic Hr1ambel 6es amerita
niid.inoiihen &ilispafts. ,peld,e ee
meiniame 8c3iebuneen fir Sen Belt
irieoen iorbert. gs moeen Meinnngs
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-03-06

stdatsiefretGr 9ldeion forberie
bic &on,n,unilten auf, cine unterius
Evening star., 1952-01-02
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO: Jan. 2 R.-Grains de-
ys,opsd f7Is mixed iSs psttsrn after starting o
Dealings were moderately active.
Everything tilted to the up side at the
opening, soybeans gaining as much as
SA cents. II wasn't long, however, before
ance. Wheat In particular was not able
TO hold early gains. dropping back below
wsst st. near thf end 9, .as The rs
corn was Y lower to. y higher, March
81, and oats we're h-as lower, March
94h. Soybeans were .A-1A higher
January, onsr L 22s: Ian and lard was 10 cents
higher. January, 14,05.
There wasn't much news over the holi-
gay ftsy to give the market any direction in
Korea the United Nations came Iar up with
new plan on exchange Of prisoners but
there was no indication the Communist
would greet 1t with. approval.
Wheat did not show much response II
trade rumors Brazil was negotiating fol
probably win have 70 obtain some Wheat
as result of The Very poor harVest rVeavfT Il
argentina, which normally supplies Brazil
=. sleet ,d and snow were falling over q
that may have been one. reason for
Cash corn. receipts. totaled 1S9 cars
70 create an easier undeftone IL January January
There, we're 10000 bushels Of cash
tS;s beans r,oraig delivered on January eontracts
sttsnsion si,S tio T. so the fact that both Spain
q olive oil this season. Last season
they impofted soybssn oil from the the
Evening star., 1952-01-02
Business Briefs
Wholesale Food Index, based

Wholesale Food Index, based on
the cost of a pound each of 81
foods in general use, this week
was unchanged from a week ago
at 1854 and was 4.2eo below the
year-ago figure Dun & Brad
street.
National Advertising index in
November showed no change from
the record high of October, but
was 1870 higher than November
1950.-Printers' Ink.
Louisville & Nashville r. r. In
II months ended November 80
earned $18,824,96O or $8.04 a
share VS.. $21.892,667 or 1896 in
1850 period.
New England Elec. System in II
months ended November 80
earned $8,085 ,521 or $1.lO a share
VS.. $9,164.810 or $1.24 in 1850
period.
Con. Gas Ell. 1t. & r. of Balti-
more in II months ended Novem-
Der 80 earned $8,097, ,906 or $1.45
a share VS.. $9,264,435 or $1.73 in
1850 period.
st. Louis Southwest Lines in II
months ended November 80
earned $7,358.804 or $37.52 a
share VS.. $9,503,791 or $50.01 in
1850 period.
Den. & Rio Grande West r. r.
in II months ended November 80
earned $7,114,365 or $3.50 a
share VS.. $4,990,330 or 1895 in
1850 period.
H. J. Heinz Co. in 6 months
ended November i earned $685.
489 or $1.90 a share VS.. $4,0S2, ,009
or $2.31 in 1850 period.
Eastern Utilities Assoc. In II
months ended November 80 earned
VS.. $2,O83,368 in 1850
period. ....
Rath Packing Co. in year ended
October 27 earned $1,568. .688 or
$154 a share VS.. $2,194,363 or $2.44
in 1850.
Rhinelander Paper Co. in year
ended September 80 earned ST.
307. .126 or $2.42 share VS.. 1,484,- :
005 or $2.75 in 1850.
Indiana Gas & Water Co. in
year ended November 80 earned
81. 1.48l. .504 or 1924 a share VS.. ST.
364.51 or $2.06 in 1850.
Central Of Georgia Rwy. in II
months ended November 80 earned
81 ,158, 106 VS.. $770,668 in 1850
period.
Northeast Airlines, Inc, in IL
months ended November 80 earned
$253.419 VS.. $377.438 in 1850 Pc
riod.
American Brake Shoe Co. an
nounced appointment of Edward
r. Anderson as president.
Evening star., 1952-01-02
Chicuqo Livestock

CHICAGO. Jan. 3 R UsDA).-sal.
able hogs. %, 600; generally active; butch.
srs. $3.50 cents lower than Monday
lighter, weights, of most; sows 25-5(
cents lower; bulk choice lS0-220- pound
butchers, 1S:25-lS.35; top, 1910 rather
sparingly; 230-270. pounds, I7.OO-IS.I5;
numerous loads around 250-pound butch.
ers, 1880; 2S0-330 pounds, 1926 II 90;
choice sows, 400 pounds and down. IA so.
1913; occasional lighter weight sows
slightly more; 440-500 pounds, 1915.
1900; odd heavier .sows around 1880 OF
less; clearance good
,osa ssalable cattle; 11.ooo; ,salable calves
ing. up to 1900 pounds, grading good
and better. fairly active. steady to 25
cents higher: steers over 1.2OO pounds
and lighter weight commercial grades
slow, &steady to % cents lower; COWS
mostly steady; bulls and vealers steady;
few loads average-prime to high-prime
steers and yearlings, 1880 pounds down
81 .o0-3S.35; load or so held higher; bulk
choice and prime steers, 33.25-37 rs
good to low choice grades. 81 00-33 90;
Sc several ha ! loads loads sommerciai steers. 5000:
ag most good 70 e lo,w-prime heiieTs; q 90
Gamer if and Utility COWS COWS, IS9. Ia9S-s99 .99 99
utility to good bulls, s8.5o-50. %; com com.
mercial to prime vealers, 29.00-37' 'O0,
Salable sheep. 4. 500; slaughter lamb,
oterings % t 5oso & choiee oHa IS 70 Gn9les prms
woolskins held well above. 81 90; clipped
lambs, 5000 down; yearlings in liberal
at 120O-15, 90.
Evening star., 1952-01-02
Produce Markets

United States Agriculture Department: Va
HI, Ahpp1leswsteady lha soxss Bushel baskets an
h'i sS1es & Mo ad5 d9aFysaS stasmsn: ans
800: Black Twigs, ESQ; Lowrys. a.25
s:75-S;oo;- 2M-inch up, S'75 g. 300: %: fai al
Jonsthsns, S-inch up. 1h'e f1ieh color. Ss s5o
inch up, 2;5O,-75; fair color. s.oo-25
Mcintosh. 21a-inch up fair color, 200
washed Pennsylvania Katahdins.A a. 100. o.
Pound Dound sscks sacks 5oo ooo6 size B. I5o65 90
454s H. size Omen B. gdoH 80; 1o-pepnd SACKS plain
pound sacks, 385. -0'
p5sSs, Sweet ! Potatoes Slightly stronger
xashsd; nals5. u s; No. N ]Maryians oqldsns
Ricans, 800. New Jersey Goldens, 4.50.
g; nearby Goldens, 4.5o; fair quality
3.75; H2-buShel GoldenS, 225-4O,
Poultry-Market Arm heavy hens ant
fryers. steady others. Receipts moderate
some s1Sd hseT ases hsayy a type tyDs @9 gsss
Fryers, 3.3hs pounds, 3o-3S; over 81
pounds, 1896. Roasters, 35-3s. Capons
mostly s6 grI 30. caponettes. 42. Ducks, mostls
~, ~ son some earryovers low as 25. Turkeys
Grain Market.
WheatEReceipts, iss eis bpSheis; saeks sSip.
ments, 1000 bushels; stocks. 5,ll6. .g5(
bushels; no. 2 red winter garlicky. spot
corn-Receipts.. 81. .246 bushels; ship.
oats-Receipts.. $500 bushels: ship.
Barley-Receipts, 1900 bushels; ship.
ments. none; stocks. 26,613 bushels,
Rye-Receipts. 1000 bushels; ship.
rments. 2,Os7 bushels; stocks, 31S,S7s
Soybeans-Receipts. 10000, bushels
shipments. ng 126,S27 bushels; stocks, 653,.
Millfeed-Receipts. 253 tons.
Evening star., 1952-01-02
Stock Prices Uneven,
with Changes, e, Small;
Activity at Low Ebb
BY IN. Assoeioted Press

NEW YORK. Jan. 2.-The
stock market followed an un-
evenly upward trend today in its
first haltiig steps into the New
Year.
Activity was at a low ebb and
most price changes were less than
a dollar a share.
Some steels. rails and motion
picture issues tackled on gains
that helped give a lift to prices
generally. Minus signs were scat
tered through the list.
Still acting as a deterrent to in
lveStors were the uncertainties OF
the Korean truce talks and the
current steel wage deadlock.
An initial furry of transactions
ended within a few minutes and
thereafter trading was at an un-
usually slow pace.
Reaching higher ground were
U. s. Steel. Bethlehem Steel
Southern Pacific, Chesapeake &
Ohio. Union Pacific, Paramount
Pictures Cup more than a point
at one time). Loew's. Twentieth
|Century-Fox, Kennecott Copper
|Chrysler.s Zenith Radio, Radio
Corp. (wiping out an early de.
|cline), Sinclair Oil, American
|Cyanamid. Westinghouse Electric
and International Telephone.
Backward were Northern Pa
clfic, Santa Fe. General Motors
Montgomery Ward, Union Car
bide. Du Pont, American Smelt-
ing, Douglas Aircraft and Johns
Manville.n
Corporate bonds achieved ar
irregular advance. In over-the.
counter dealings, Governments
showed virtually no change.
Evening star., 1952-01-02
Norfolk Tug Strike
Enters Second Day
BY the Assoeioted Press

! NORFOLK. Va. Jan. 2.-Ship-
ping business was practically at a
standstill in this big port today as
a crippling tugboat strike entered
its second day.
But the chances for a contract
settlement between $50 striking
AFL Longshoremen's Union work.
ers and Hampton Roads two
main towing companies seemed q
bit brighter.
Federal Conciliator ]. Newton
Maxey reported that the union
and one Of the firms. the Curtis
Bay Towing Co., had agreed to re-
sumo negotiations.
An answer from the other con-
Germ. the McAllister Brothers
Towing Co.. was expected today,
Mr.. Maxey said he hoped to
bring the disputants together as
soon as possible in an effort to
end the walkout which began at
midnight Monday. The main is
sues are a union demand for
wage increases they haven't
disclosed just how much-and a
40-hour work week.
The strike affects only the Nor.
folk side Of the roads" Chesa.
peake d Ohio Railway tugs
handle ships entering and 3eaving
Newport News.
Evening star., 1952-01-02
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of the presidential program would
be ready.
The presidential program was
announced a short time after Mrs.
India Edwards, head of the wom-
ems division of the Democratic
National Committee, had reported
to the President on recent COM
ferences with Democratic leaders
Of is States, and had said they're
worried no question about 1t"
over the scandals which have
given Republicans a field day.
President Truman's statement
about the reorganization said 1t
had been worked out after ex-
tensive study of the matter with
Secretary of the Treasury Snyder.
who, along with Attorney General
McGrath, has come under fire
from Capitol Hill, where they have
been accused of lax administra-
ton. .... .s~...
No Word on Probe Board.
There was no further word from
the White House on the commits
sion" that the President was at
one time considering creating to
deal with Government scandals.
| Discussing his resignation from
the Justice Department, Mr..
Campbell denied reports that he
was asked by Attorney General
McGrath to resign. Mr.. Camp
bell, who has spent IA years with
the Justice Department, said he
planned to enter private law prac-
tice here.
He was with the tax division
from 1884 to 1947 when he re-
signed to joi nthe law firm Of
Campbell, Landau g. Cohen. He
returned to the department last
June and went to the criminal
division.
In testimony before the King
subcommittee of the House Ways
and Means Committee, one of his
former partners told of the firms
paying $125 for mouton coat
for the daughter of Theron Lamar
Caudle.
/. It. Cohen, Mr.. Campbell's
former partner, told the commits
tee that in addition to the mou-
ton, the law firm bought a mink
dyed muskrat coat for Turner
Smith. who resigned last summer
as a Justice tax attorney. At
wholesale prices, Mr.. Cohen said.
the two coats cost 1868.
Mr.. Cohen said the third part.
|ner, Jacob Landau. made arrange
ments to get the coats from a
New York furrier. He also ar
ranged to get Mrs. Caudle a mink
coat for $2.400 wholesale, OF which
he paid 5000.
Wanted to Pay for Goats.
Mr.. Cohen told the committee
both Mr. Caudle and Mr.. Smith
insisted they wanted to pay for
the coats but that he informed
the officials the law firm had de-
cided to give them as Christmas
gifts in 1913.
Mr.. Campbell, who lives at 1851
North Vernon street. Arlington,
handled the law firms business
in Washington. Mr.. Cohen had
Offices in Atlanta and Mr.. Lam
dau in New York. The firm was
dissolved when Mr.. Campbell went
back to the Justice Department.
The resigned attorney said to-
day he now plans to practice
alone in the District.
Evening star., 1952-01-02
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK, jan . R.-Foreign ex-
change rates. follow Great Britain In dol
lars. others in centsl:
Canadian dollars in New York open
market. is per cent discount, or 90. .O6X
~. &. cents; up is Of q cent.
~ Europe-Grest Britain 1poundl, .2.7si:.
ffafsS faEsres 2$7 UP up 9f s.rs cent dSSdsy Jay
(iranc,. IssSs. unchansed; France ram: efhisI efrsnc9
;289s OF cent. unchanged; Holland
tseIderl, $3.50. UNCHANGED: Italy (lira),
I.1oN of cent. unchanged; Portugal
seseudo), LAO. unchanged; Sweden (kronal
1885. UNCHANGED; Switzerland Vranc)
dreel, 1890. unchanged.
Latin MISUNDERSTANDING (free) 5In
tunchanged; Brazil free), $50, UNCHANGED:
Mexico; II ;57. unchanged: Venezuela Cbol.
llvar), 30.03. UNCHANGED
lchanged o"' N''-