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Evening star., 1952-01-02
By the Assoeiated Press

PASADENA, Cal1f., Jan. g.
Illinois released its power In a
four touchdown last quarter to
crush Stanford, 40-7. before 96,-
825 in the Rose Bowl.
Stunned spectators saw Stan
ford's defense crumble into the
sixth straight defeat of the Pa
cif1c Coast Conference by the Big
Ten in yesterdays classic.
But later, when some one asked
Illinois Coach Ray Eliot to COM
pare the brand of football in the
two leagues, he said:
There actually isn't much diff
ference in the brands. The Coast
plays a grand game"
It's sad for Western fans to
consider on the morning. after
but the agreement under which
the champions Of the two leagues
meet in the Rose Bowl still has
two years to run.
Illini Prove Superiority.
To the 96,825 who sat in or
the game, and the millions more
who watched on television, there
must be little doubt of Midwest
superiority. The we'll trained
well-coached Illini kept Stanford
off balance most of the afternoon
And when they finally pushed the
Indians back on their heels fol
good, they gave the West the
worst trouncing it has seen since
Michigan steamrollered Southern
California, 1910. four years ago
Stanford's defense was gearec
to stop Illinois on the ground, ano
succeeded fairly well for half the
game. But its heavier line
couldn't stand up through so min
utes of the constant charge oi
Illini forwards, and when it final
lily cracked, it fell completely
apart.
In nine minutes % seconds o1
the fourth quarter, four touch
downs poured across. Up to thai
point, the score was a respecta-
BILE 1877, the one-touchdown mar.
gin most of the experts hac
predicted.
Freshman Ace Uncovered.
Johnny Karras, star halfback
who led Illinois TO an unbeater
season, was sEnothered often. But
some one else kept breaking loose
usually Bill Tate. the fullback
or Pete Bachouros, classy half.
back. Clearing his bench, neal
the finish, Eliot uncovered q
freshman, Clarence DeMoss, who
looked as good as the best in the
longest serimmage run of the day
Illinois went 361 yards on the
ground for an astounding average
Iof seven per running play. By
contrast, Stanford averaged less
than a yard-and-a-half per play
on the ground, and one of it's big
offensive threats, Fullback BOZ
Matthias of Olympic fame, wound
Iup with a minus 8 yards for the
day.
Stanford's net on the grounc
was SO yards. thanks to a fine
defense anchored on Center Chuck
Boerio. All that kept Stanford
Evening star., 1952-01-02

career of Bob Neyland, the Vols
veteran coach. Coach Jim Ia
tum won his greatest triumph by
teaching his Terps some lessons
from the Tennessee school Of foot
ball-lessons in taking advantage
of the breaks.
And the last time the Nations
No. 2 team-Michigan State-was
beaten it was by Maryland a year
ago by an overwhelming 34-7
count. Nobody in the house to-
day was asking, How good is
Maryland?" Every one knows now.
This was the end Of 2o-game
winning streak for Tennessee. And
even the score doesn't reveal ade-
quately the difference between the
two Sugar Bowl teams with the
perfect regular-season records.
It was Maryland all the way
in touchdownS, In statistics, In
stars, in spirit and condition. The
TerpS boldly ran over the Vols
An-American linemen, Bill Pear
man and Ted Daffer, and they
sent Hank Lauricella, All-Ameri-
can tailback, to the dressing room
bemoaning horrible performance
before his hometown fans in his
last game for Tennessee.
Mighty Mo Gets Trophy.
The Terps produced the winner
OF the Warren V. Miller Memorial
Trophy for the outstanding player
in Ed mighty MOI Modzelewski.
who nearly doubled the rushing
yardage Of all the Tennessee backs
combined with a l53-yard total.
Maryland had the runner-up in
the balloting in Ed Fullerton, an
opportunist on offense and de-
tense. and the outstanding de-
fensive player on the field in John
Alderton, a great end whose feats
were recalled far into the night
by the appreciative visiting
coaches.
For Tatum, the victory climaxed
his comparatively brief but eni-
nently successful career as a head
coach. Five years ago. when he
came to Maryland in his fourth
season as head coach, the Terps
were not listed among the firss
rs teams in the country. Today.
unofficially but almost undeniah ahlv.
Maryland is on top.
In the Biloxi training camp.
Tatum said several days ago that
he thought Maryland had a de-
fense that would drive Neyland
crazy" and Tatum has the utmost
admiration. almost hero worship.
for the 59-year-old Tennessee
coach.
That defense was the major
(C0ntin11ed IN paCo "a Fso1 -
Evening star., 1952-01-02
1850 Triumph
Spartans
Case
1918 Rout of Vols
One of Worst Defeats
For Any NeyIond Team
By MerreIl WhittIesey
Sfar Stuff Correspondent

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. a.
Maryland's all-conquering Terps
today were demanding the No.
ranking in college football as q
result of their glorious accom-
plishment in beating previously
top-ranked Tennessee at its own
game in the Sugar Bowl yesterday.
There doesn't appear to be any
one in New Orleans ready to raise
"a dissenting voice.
That 28-13 victory before $4,000
in the big Tulane stadium was the
conyincer, for it was one of the
worst defeats in the legendary
Evening star., 1952-01-02
Plane Victim Is Son
OfFronkie Campbell,
Boxer Killed in Bout

Cadet Francis c. Camilli,
one of 10 West Pointers
killed in the crash Of an Air
Force transport plane in Cen,
trail Arizona, was the son of
frankie Campbell, a heavy
weight boxer who was fatally
injured in a bout with former
Heavyweight Champion Max
Baer at San Francisco in
ugust. 1880. Campbell,
whose right name was Fran
els Camilli, never saw his son.
The dead cadets mother,
Mrs. Elsie A. Toich, lives in
San Francisco. His uncle,
Dolph Camilli, form erly
played first base for the
Brooklyn Dodgers.
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Terps Vote to Return
Here as Scheduled
BY Plane Tomorrow
By Q steff cerre.pondent Of me Star

- - O'~'' ~S''~@fSSHSsNitt VI itlG SISH
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. O.
Maryland'S football team
voted today to return to
Washington tomorrow night
as originally planned. The
Terrapins were offered a
chance to stay over the week
end, but the vote turning 1t
down was almost unanimous.
The team will leave New
Orleans at 3 pm. a pm, EST)
and arrive at Washington's
National Airport about 8 pm.
It is likely that none of the
coaches will make the return
trip with the team and also
missing will be the three
players in the Senior Bowl
football game.
The players also elected as
co-captains for next year
Back Ed Fullerton and End
John Alderton.
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Terps' Come on ~

Motion picture highlights of
Maryland's football victory over
Tennessee in the Sugar Bowl will
be shown on television here to-
morrow night. The showing will
be over WMAL-TV from 10 to
1880 pm.
Evening star., 1952-01-02

university OF Maryland haIfback named
Ed Fullerton.
1t took an inspired performance by Ed
mighty MOI Modzelewski, 2l0-pound fulIback
of the Terrapins, to deprive Fullerton of
Observation-Disclosures honorS in the 18th Sugar
Bowl game which, incidentally, answered once
and for all the question: How good is Mary
land? And even among Modzelewski fans,
there are disSenters who think Fullerton rated
the individual olive wreath.
If the Terrapins could not have won with
out Mighty Mos 15S net yards gained by
rushing-only yards less than Tennessees
Evening star., 1952-01-02

"The only reason we were the
underdog is because Of Gen. Ney-
lands reputation" Tatum said.
The consensus among the Mary
land players on the bus returning
to the hotel was that their Ten
nessee opponents were a bit on the
cry-baby side.
They were getting all the best
of the officiating and still crying
about perfectly clean blocking and
tackling." one Of the Terp vet
erans said.
This was q winning team COM
planning about the officiating, not
a losing one.
Bob Ward, co-captain Of the
Terps, told one Of the Southeast
ern Conference officials it was the
worst officiated game he had ever
played in.
Tatum left the dressing room
early at half time to seek out the
officials and inquire as to some
of the penalties. The Maryland
players and coaches said almost
all Of the 100 yards Maryland wa.
|penalized were called by the two
Southeastern Conference officials
The penalty count was I2l
against the Terps and 20 against
Tennessee. and IS of those 2t
yards the Vols were penalizeo
came late in the game.
The officials were Referee w. r
Dukes Of South Carolina. Umpire
Marion Talley Of Auburn, Lines.
Continued on Page C-3, Col. T.
Evening star., 1952-01-02
New Orleans Agrees That Maryland Should Be Ranked at Top
Win, Lose, or Draw
By FRANCIS STANN
Stog StuH Correspondent

NEW ORLEANS, JAN, 2-Once upon time there was
weknown clutch player in Washington wore No. 80 on
his jersey-a fellow named Sammy Baugh of Redskins
New there's opportuns wearing No. 33-a 2Oyear-old
Evening star., 1952-01-02
BY q s,off eer..pend.n, Of III. s,e,

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. coach
Bob Neyland of Tennessee said
Maryland's Ed Modzelewski was
the best fullback he, has seen in
recent years after Might Mo led
the Terps in stampeding his Vols
in the Sugar Bowl.
Gen. Neyland said he had re-
garded John Dottley. formerly of
Mississippi and now of the Chi
cago Bears. as the best until he
saw Modzelewski in action. The
veteran coach also said Right End
John Alderton was a tremendous
factor in the Terps' triumph.
Neyland had nothing to say
about the failure Of several of his
All-AmericanS. He said that al
though his team trailed 21-6 at
halftime. he still thought he had a
chance to win until Maryland in
tercepted two passes early in the
second half. The interruptions
were by Ed Fullerton and Joe
Petruzzo.
Denver Crawford, assistant coach
at Maryland and a former Ten
pessee captain, let out a secret
after the game.
The drawing Denver said:
"There was some doubt in my
mind that we had a great football
team before today. But today we
beat a good one and I'm con-
vinced."
From one of Tennessee's all
time great tackles that's q true
compliment.
Coach Jim Tatlln said it was
the greatest victory Of his career,
BIZ he couldn't 60 along with
Evening star., 1952-01-02
NeyIdnd Rates ModzeIewsH
Better Than Bears DottIey

Everybody else in calling it an
upset.
"The only reason we were the
underdog is because Of Gen. Ney-
lands reputation" Tatum said.
Evening star., 1952-01-02

Continued on Page c-s. Col. H.
Evening star., 1952-01-02

Coach Jim TatlIrn said it was
the greatest victory Of his career,
BIZ he couldn't 60 along with
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(see ORANGE BOWL. Page ca.
Evening star., 1952-01-02

Continued on Page C-3. Col. -
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IN TMH CIRCUIT COTHT or THE
sIxTEEsTH JUDICIAL cTHctf TT
ow TINE STATE or FLORIDA
~ AND F0H MONROE C0IsTf.
~ CHAsEEuY.
Gas~ 10. 1z~fs@t
FRANCES BROWN noBiECN
Complainant
- DIV oHCE
JACK W. Robson
Usfsn1&EL
NOTICE BY HLtcATfos
TO JACK " H0ssE 3@gS.
kestasa EakncS a,
roo ARR HEREBY ORDERED
AND REQUIRED 70 serve a e@Dy
80 Ygar AExNsr - Co.'S SA&sEs Tar
as#@rcs et tbs C2sa giaaNAnEs ~
torAsy. asa file Gh~ SrER8NAa Az
wwET "a sn@ sfsses - fms kfA@T@ II
fhs Cgre4l& C1zrs 90 81 6sf@gs ths
ssa aav - EmfY % 1915
ia tns a@sxs o. tulsa 60 @A~s 9&ssS-
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2A-Trailsrs For Rent

TRAILER, screened porch. or
Stock Island. See Mrs. Boyeson,
621-C Peary Court. june1s-ltx
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Ten Miners Die

TOKYO ~ ~ Ten japanese coal
miners were killed and zone In
jured by fire which started Fridsy
night Of Eda PIT in Southern Kyu-
shu, Kyodo News Agency reported.
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CLEAN. comfortable room. 5I3
Whitehead Street. Opposite Court
house. junel8.7tx
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FOR RENT: New two-bedroom
apartment. Air cooled, beautifully
furnished. excellent closet space,
very large screened porch. Easy
walking distance from stores. Sum-
mer rental. 21s Whitehead st.
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i9A-House Movers


NOTICE or PUBLIC HEARING
Notice IL hereby given that a
public hea ring wfII be held by The
City Commission of The city Of
Kay west. Florida. sitting as the
city Plan Board Of The city %
Key West. Florida, at 500 r. ".
Monday. July :. 1854. fer the fol-
lowing purpose:
l. To change from 'Rssidsacs
b 10 Business A" the prem
fsss described as follows.
On the Islam % Key West,
and known as that area %
land situated between George
street. II extended Ia
North esferfy direction and
Thompson street. ~ also sE~
tended In SoTShwss'sTly
direction. and having 40 it,
EnrfhsrtF ard S0rthW eSf@FiT
boundary the soRtbsastrT3y
right -uf.waY Ilns Of 'he
@osth Roosevelt boBlsvAFa.
and said property savtsE a
depth ~ approximately tg$
feet, more or lees. sIonE
said Boulevard
Dates a. Key west, FieTsda. rhts
STAT 6ay 81 5uns. A. u. 1879
GaaD VICTOR Low
city CLERK.
iaa2l.tsSs
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Classified
Advertising
Brings
Results
TELEPHONE
l7--personal Services
tContinuedl

FOR SALE six Consecutive is.
sues of The Key West Citizen.
Delivered to your door, Csc week.
~. Phone 81 Circulation Dept.
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2-Apartmsnts For Rent
tContsnusdS

BEDROOM and bath with kitchen
and living room privileges in
nice home in quiet location.
johnson and johnson, Phone S72.
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46-Builder's Supplies

LUMBER Al condition 2'X4', TX
g., 2'Xs'. IL and 16' lengths, siding.
Apply Tropical Sheet Metal Shop,
Greene st.
tunIs.3t
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SNOW CAP BLEACH is mild, effec.
tive; yet has no lasting odor.
Buy from your grocer.
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S0--Legai Notices
(Continuedl

wise the allegations contained
therein viii be taken as confessed.
DONE and ORDERED az Key
West, Monroe County. Florida. this
5th day OF June, \ 1889
(SEAL) EARL Il ADAMS
Clerk of the Circuit CQuri
Monroe County. Florida
BY: (sd) Florence T. Sawyer
Deputy Clerk.
HILARY o. AI.Rt'RY
Attorney for Complainant
St4 Southland Street
Key West, Florida
jun7-1t-2I-2s 1881.
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1 AND 2 bedroom furnnned apart
ments. Private bath, children
welcome. Apply 72S Duvai st.
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TWO furnished apartments for
rent. S65 and SIS. No water prob
lens. 1907 Truman or call 522 be-
tween 8 to S. june17-5t
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BEAUTIFULLY furnished 2 bed
room apartment. Best location,
adults only. 500 per month. Phone
1882. junel7-6t
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NOTICE ny PUBLICATION

NOTICE IN PUBLICATION
TO: LOUISE AGuIAR,
76S y. 9Th st,
Newark, y. j.
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that suit for divorce has been filed
against you herein and you are re-
CURED TO serve q copy OF your ans
wer on attorney for Complainant
and file the original thereof with
the Clerk of this Court on or before
the l4th day OF July. a. ID. 1883.
otherwise "A Decree PRO Confesso
will be entered against YOU.
DATED this 18th day of June.
\ u. 1852, at Key West, Monroe
County, Florida.
(SEAL) EARL II. ADAMS.
Clerk Circuit Court.
BY: KATHLEEN NoTTAGE.
Deputy Clerk.
WILLIAM V, ALBURT.
COS Whitehead Street,
Key West, Florida,
Attorney for Complainant.
junl4-21-2s :iulyS. 1889.
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(Continuedl

27' Glider Hous Trailer for quick
sale. $3.50. Coral Isle Trailer
Court, Lot La. junl9.3t
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CHS. duplex apartment, furnish
ed. / bedroom, living room. din
cite, kitchen, all electric, tile bath
and shower. hot water. 644-B Unit.
ed. Apply (rear) 644-A United. Off
street parking. june2o-2tx
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT,
OF THE STATE or FLORIDA
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
Cbanrery Case M. I3-Ie0
ANNE SHEPPARD MOODY.
Complainant,
VS.. DIVORCE
JAMES MILTON MOODY,
Defendant.
NOTICE nv PUBLICATION
TO: JAMES MILTON MOODY,
+. q. Box los.
Hitchcock. Texas.
YOU ARE HEREBY ORDERED
AND REQUIRED 10 serve a copy of
your Answer to the Complaint for
Divorce on the compiatnants att
tOrney, and file the original Ans
swer in the office of the Clerk of
the Circuit Court on or before
July IL. A. u. 1859, In the above
entitled cause. otherwise the allie.
cations therein viii be taken as
confessed.
DONE AMI ORDERED at Key
West. Monroe County, Florida, this
12th day Of June. A. u, 1882.
(cIRCUTT COURT
SEALl Earl. r. ADAMS,
Clerk Of the Circuit Court,
BY; (sdl Florence 70. Sawyer,
Deputy clerk.
(sd) ALLAN y. CLEARE, JR..
Attorney for Complainant.
60f Thitehead Street.
Key West. Florida.
jun14-2i IS ;juiy5.iasa.
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26-Lots For Sale ,lgs
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FILLED lot on Big Coppitt Key
Tropical Sheet Metal Shop
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IN TIE CIRCUIT Court or THE
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
or THE STATE OF FLORIDA.
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY
IN CHANCEHY.
Case No. 13-1S<
WILLIAM AGUIAR,
Complainant
VS.. DIVORCE
LOUISE AGUIAR,
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So x 1o3' on Fleming st. Apply 1914
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TWO CHOICE adjoining So x 100
lots on Duck Avenue near Naval
Hospital. Filled ready for build
ing. Phone 1901. june2I. If
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IN THE CIRCUIT C1uHT or TIIm
sINTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
~ AND ron MONROE COUNTY.
STATE OF FLORIDA. N CHAN
Gerry.
Case Ne. fa-tDf
NANCY MILDRED THOMAS,
Complainant,
vs. DIVORCE ACTION
Defendant.
NOTICE or PUBLICATION
TO. ANTHONY THOMAS
1905 10th -, y. ".
Washington. u. G.
You are hereby notified that a
Bill of Complaint for Divorce has
been filed against you. and sou are
hereby Required 60 aerye = copy of
your Answer to the i8jii Of Cone
plant on the Plaintiffs Attorney.
and file the original Answer In the
office u the Clerk If the Circuit
Court on ~ before the END dag OF
July, A u 1862. ia default -
which the Blll If Complaint will
he taken as confessed against you.
Done and ordered st Key west.
Florida, t1lis Goth day Of June. A. ID.
1859
Circuit Court
geaD EARL II. ADAMS
clerk 81 the Circuit Court
~ Monroe COUNTY Florida
BY: (sdJ FLORENCE & sawyer
Deputy CLERK
THOMAS s CARO
Plaintiff Solicitor
6ibiA Duvai Street
Key West, Florida
j8asl % .iuiys-is.issi
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TREE FERNS, Anthuriums, Mon
sierra, and numerous othe r
plants. Key West Garden and Lawn
Supply. Phone 1913. june2l.3 st
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TRAILER for rent on water. pri.
waite bath, SIS weekly plus utili-
ties. Inquire Stock Island Trailer
Park. june2l 1t
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FURNISHED bedroom apart
ment. Living room, dining room,
large porch. Accept infant, sos
Ashe St. Inquire rear. No pets-
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ONE bedroom furnished apart
ment. SIS month. Apply 1l21
Angela st. june20-3tx
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ROOMS S. to so per week, ALI
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Evening star., 1952-02-08
Scouts Mark 42d Anniversary
With Varied. Events Scheduled

Scouts of the National Capital
Area Council are celebrating the
42d anniversary Of their organi-
zation with varied activities dur
ing the next several days. Scout
troops are holding open house
parents nights and Cub Packs are
conducting Blue and Gold dinners
throughout the city and nearby
areas. Here are some of the major
events scheduled:
Tomorrow from II am. to q
lp.m., the Hecht Co. of Arlington
will hold a party for all Cubs.
Scouts and Explorers at the store
There will be movies of the Mary
land Tennessee Sugar Bowl game
and Scouts will meet Dave Cian-
telli, co-captain of the champion
ship Maryland team and members
of the coaching staff. There will
be refreshments. ALI scouts In
uniform are invited.
Sunday 4 pm. Catholic Scouts
/ of the Archdiocese of Washington
will attend special ceremonies al
the Church Of Our Lady o1
ILourdes, Bethesda, on East Wesi
highway. Presentation of q
tAd Atari Del Crosses viii,
be made by Bishop Patrick
j. Mccormick, Rector of Cath
lo1ic University. At special
ceremonies at 8 pm, for Catholic
scouts in the Northern Virginia
AREA. six boys will receive Ad Al
ltari Del Crosses at st. James
Church. Falls Church. Special
scout services also will be held
Throughout the Washington area
in most Protestant churches and
Evening star., 1952-02-08

Agriculture
Continued From First Page.)

which handles civil suits, be.
cause the Agriculture Department
seemed eager to recover dollar
losses. =
So Billion Worth Stored.
From now on, such cases also
will go to the Justice Department.
criminal division so prison SEN
ItenceS can be asked.
The Government bought the
controversial commodities, OF
granted loans against them, as
part of a gigantic program to keer
farm prices up. The Government
now has about So billion worth Of
goods in storage.
Agriculture Secretary Brannar
has said in view of the size o1
the program, that losses are sur.
Iprisingly small"
Civil suits brought so far seek
to recover IS million.
President Truman volunteered
at his news conference yesterday
that Secretary Brannan was moi
to blame for the grain shortages
Losses Called ''SmalI."
The grain, President Truman
said, was stolen by grain dealers
and Secretary Brannan was moi
to blame for what the grain peo-
pie were doing.
Secretary Brannan also sought
to- shift the spotlight to the indi-
viduals who embezzled Govern
ment commodities. He wrote
Chairman Ellender of the Senate
Agriculture Committee that the
committee should question ware
house operators who sold COM
modities they were storing fol
the Government.
Secretary Brannan reiterated
the losses suffered in the farm
storage program are relativel.
small-no bigger than those suf'
Ifered by private industry.
He also warned persons whit
linnocently purchased Government
grain from dishonest warehouse
men will unavoidably shar'
heavily in the losses caused b!
the wrongful acts"