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HELP Men

INTRUCTOR, full time only for
Paid group 6ospitalizationS. pension ion
plan plan e, Can Ho o 1920; Sunday and
JANITOR. colored. Large downtown
apt. Quarters and good salary. Must
=: isSs: 81 1857 sst so ;ss; :sa
JANIToE. eolorea; small apsrtnsnti
house; salary $13S per mo. plus
quarters. gas and electricity. Apply
1871 Columbia I'd NV. between Z
JANIToR--salary and quarters; able
to operate stoker. Apply supt..
1928 New Hampshire ave. NV. lis
eolored. age 25-40. Must
have oil burner experience. Some
WEAVER between o am. and 3 pm.
SIG 14th st. NV.
JANITOR, colored. married. no chill.
dren; new garden apts., Md. close
New Hampshire ave-, bus service
and shopping center; no furnace
WORK; S125 mo. plus apartment and
Tues; siter s am. IT, 7-s MSai anS
JANIT0R, ,colored, permanent job for
dependable, sober man. No children.
Local ref. REQ. Good salary and
quarters. Apply Mon. between ga,
S619 otney Branch I'd, Silver
Spring, Md. 81. Ill. III
capable Of general main
Ss g. 5 zssis FIN d R nus,
be experienced; sober. Apply resi-
ds sss = manager 4 HARwiIL APIS.
maintenance man, white
reliable, married: no children. must
live in: exper. in minor plumbing.
cleo. work ETC.; 2 bedrm. apt, plus
JANITOR'S HEiPEk, colored; Ice. ant
bldg. NV: stoker exp, 6 nights (6I
p,m.-12l, day 90 am. -6p. m.) each
VIZ; sober; good, ref, good salary
JE E LR sA afR * eR pg sal.
airy, position permanent, one Of the
leading washington jeweiry stores;
give details; all replies confidential.
1ENNEL MAN TO work in boarding
fep prs.. Al Live as T. or out. call after
1ABoRERs co for trenehing work.
Park; State phone number. Box
, 1is5k1 ssaI wiANrEp-1o to wait on
N sSASEp1s ss.'di r d 'ss z'f isl 10
LAWYER, recent law school graduate
for editorial work on legal publica-
ton. Opportunity for man who likes
writing. Give age. education. scho-
lastic standing. other backeround
OF interest: Starting salary, So, 500.
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TV TECHNICIANS
FULL OR PART-TIME

ort,,s. ~ MvSI lay avIE SAMS , ~.
mission basis. Unlim. opportunity
for neat, courteous, ambitious men,
This ID the best deal In town.
Apply In person. see Mr.. Silvern.
PHILLIPS, INC.
2Q13 shannon Pl. Sc. Anacostia.
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SALESMAN

BY WHOLE
SALE DISTRIBUTOR.
OF SMOOTH-SURFACE
RUGS, LINOLEUM AND
TILES. LOCAL TERRI
TORY; HAVE LOCAL
WAREHOUSE. EXCEL
LENT GUARANTEED
WEEKLY DRAW. Is TO
As YEARS OLD; EXPE-
RIENCE WILL HELP.
STATE AGE, QUALIFI-
CATIONS, ETC, BOX
456-K, STAR.
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HELP men
SALESMAN
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY

Ne have an opening for q salesman
in this area who can qualify. II
10 an opportunity for future Sc
curity and an immediate earnings
900 per ". Experience 10 helpful
but not essential. Us Ne give
thorough training; $50 per wk.
salary during training period There
y no travel but q car Is necessary.
can RE. o676, MR.. GABLE for
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SALESMAN

large d-established Of
ice furniture frm wants reliable
willing worker for new and used
foods; experience not entirely es-
sential: car not necessary; no can
wasting; 80 to 45 age. 81 600 year
guaranteed; can make up to $5.ouu
or more; references. BOX 4os-h'
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SALESMAN

capable man to BECOME
district manager, for Metropolitan
with successful record. Automotive
Equipment. Outstanding specialized
line. Large earnings easily possible
with substantial drawing account;
permanent career to right man. I'M
mediate interview to applicants. Boz
AQR.K Star
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Salesman

ASS4SS4A4SV44
$50, 600 . year guaranteed II you
are the right man. Here are the
l. % to so years Of age.
9. Personality plus.
8. A top producer, month after
month. in your present orRan-
4. A sales leader in all past or
i. ganiZations with which you have
been connected.
5. willing to work hard and lons
hours.
8. A resident or willing to make
Washington your home.
Z. Owns o gond automobile.
8. In ynur own opinion q
SUPER SALESMAN
II your record will stand the test.
write us. giving full particulars.
which win be handled In strict
confidence. Our present statesmen
know about this id. Box 393-L,
Star. -lS
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statesmen

strictions, hard to sell merchandise.
lack OF customer interest. no source
Of customers? Why beat your head
against q brick wall; get into q
business ceiling disqualification in
surance where the leads are. fur
rished. tNot Just names and ad.
on the people from these leads who
are interested in talking about hos
pjtal INSURANCE. You make $40 to
$25 commission per sale; 2 or 8
sales per day. Openings for only 8
men. See w. j HARRIS. between
9:30 and IL noon. 1860 Columbia
I'd. NV. AID. 3645. 10
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statesmen

BEST SELLING DEAL
IN TOWN ON TELE-
VISION AND APPLI-
ANCES. ABSOLUTELY
NO C ANV A S SING.
EVERY LEAD IS HOT.
YOU'LL MAKE COM.
M I S S IONS MOS
statesmen D RE A M
ABOUT. A POWER
HOUSE PROMOTION
AL ORGANIC ALTON
BACKS YOU. CAR MEG
E S S A r Y. SEE MR..
MANTZ IN PERSON.
McCOY'S
8O7 H ST. NE.
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PRODUCTION SUPERINTENDENT
young man with engineering and
drafting experience to serve as SUI
perlntendent of small production
sm9p IN a,n Aiexandria. VIII also handle
company with prosperous future.
salary commensurate with ability.
eau XII. $4,000 for appointment.
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SALESMAN

To sell Luzianne coffee on
on retail grocery route. Guar
anteed salary $50 wk.. plus
commission; transportation
furnished; ample opportunity =.
for promotion. For appt. call
MR.. PAYNE, RE. $500. 8 to
10 am. 4 to 6 pm.
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NEWSPAPER PRODUCTION MAN
AGER-Experienced man can make
right connections with publication.
Give detailed background in flrst
Nf ssif1 c Ell s for sm Sshf hotel, mid
dle-aged; must be sober and reliable.
See Mr.. PAUL, 1102 18th st. before
NIGHT CLERK for small hotel. sober
and reliable. middle-esed. See MR..
PAUL 11O2 14th st. NV.
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SATESM AN

S MENT. SEE S MR. HoLAH Al
pooMHoWER, INC. 1926 K ST.
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TELEVISION SERVICEMAN
Have openings for full and part time
service men to cover virginia, sc.
and NV. areas: highest pay and al.
iowances: permanent. MIR. KING
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MElR MEN

STEN0GRAPHER, day wk. Hours
$3.50 to 4:30. Large organization.
with opportunity for advancement.
Regular pay increases. Modern air
conditioned once. Starting salary
$55 per VIZ. Cali Mr.. Weyant. NE.
STOCK CLERK teolored prst), ex::
s ss T. ' ssss sisas go i ssst :: a.
STOCK cLERK-To MI orders and
wrap packages. oppof. for advance.
1T. ssssst e.. G sis e. &. i se
STOCK-CLERK
this Is : d permanent man position With
real opportunity: good salary. Ap.
81, HOLLYWOOD CLOTHING 60.
SURVEY GOODMAN AND CHAIRMAN,
permanent employment for exper.
youne man. Apply Mr.. KArLAN.
1904 Ripley st.. Silver spTing. Nd.
SURVEYOR. chairman and .rodman,
s 81. csIi &. s-i aSs SURVEYING, goo
TAILOR-FITTER
Do o.: alterations on mems and lsdis .t
year-'round work.
HOMELAND TAMoRs
1919 Z st. NV. Room S04. -I0
TECHNICIAN-Research. to act as
technical IA dss a;'ot nS Sn s:nef APE
siss.' 4 IL FIJI: kaE isds ss cesS.
TECHNICIAN. Servo exper.. with
Naval IRE control and low frequency
electronic equipment preferred; only
applicants for permanent employs
ment considered. UN. 7400. LII
TECHNICIAN.ORDIN exper. In
Navy ire control with some admin
s saes sslaS 81 t csf NE
TELEvIsIoN SERVICE MAN. We
ins to ps Sa s asa S wages s. powpS
TELEvIsION. 441s Conn. ave.
TELEvIsIoN SERVICE MAN, outside.
a Sc lG 3. for n.T Eiss ME ma: ss4 SSAsso
TELEvIsION SERVICE MAN-Sh day
com, cd. vac. see Nh Minosas. IA.
st. NV. IA E 6ssf. tx. oSss os us in
Tv sERvICEMAN. outside. with car,
experienced only; salary and comm,
basis. "a N st. ne. NE. 1888. -23
nv SERYICEMEN II Full or part
time; must have cars; top pay,
excel; opportunity; Apply in per.
College Park. Md.
Tv SERvICEMEN: For information
call MR.. LaBARBERA, LA. $4,000.
TELEVISION SERVICEMAN
Have openings for full and part time
service men to cover virginia, Sc.
and NV. areas: highest pay and al.
lowances; permanent. MIR. KING,
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Securities Statesmen
Outstanding Opportunity

AS We are expanding our facilities
and production. stan. We have. OPEN
ings for several men with sales ex-
perience to. be registered repre-
S Ssntatiyes OF ,i ths New York Stock
auired. Communicate with Mr.. J. 2:
& e.. cafritz suiiding. ME. SSsss'
SERVICE MANAGERS ATTENTION
Have immediate opening for farm
equipment and auto service manager.
Management experience required; ex-
cellent opportunity with salary, COM
mission and vacation with pay. Our
replies held strictly confidential. Ap-
Mi saasi s'' SERVICE sRRsy 'i CENTER,
Nokesville, Va. IL
SERVICE SALESMAN to service local
food stores; only those interested
In permanent employment need ap-
with ability. Call MR.. McINTEER.
Me. 100. Q to IL am. Monday.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
5-day wk., no Sat. or Sun, no night
work; no experience necessary; 90
not phone. Apply SALKELD BROS,
st tR9 sSst sr2 GfP1tSl ATTENDANT ex
perienced only. Good ref. and D. C.
drivers permit required: good salary
for the right man. Apply In person.
4225 Conn. ave. n " IL
SHEET METAL MECHANICS-Ex-
perienced In guttering and roofng
Apply NEWCOME SHEET METAL
SHOP. Vienna' Va. Phone ;Vienna
SHIPPING or counter clerk. age
25-35. exper. in wholesale electrical
and s, RA. OIs5. Ask for Mr.
SHIPPING AND RECEIVING CLERK
Man, experienced for furniture ware.
house. Must know furniture and
have good references. ABBY to MI.
Rota or Mr.. Murray. JULIUS LANS-
BURGH FURNITURE CO., 9Oo r
st. NV.
SHOE SALESMAN. thoroughly exper:
for family store. With good
knowledge Of corrective fittin ting;
Salary depends on ability. 7022
Mis ave WI QRQ1 .-18
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Established grocery business; sedan
delivery furnished: expenses paid
opportunity to earn 5000 TO $500
per mo-; exper. not essential; salary
paid while training. Phone employ
ment ONCE, ST. 1894. for appoint.
ment. 1T
WITH CARS
1. Give us l wk. of your time and
we win guarantee you q minimum
Of $3.50 per wk., II qualified.
2: We pay you $50 for the 1-week
training period.
g.. Steady, year round employment
through constant daily advertising
Apply CLEAN RITE STORES, 925
E st. NV. I'd
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TRUCK DRIVER

coLoRED-25-3S years Of age; pre.
vious experience. clear driving record
sary. Must be able to pass physical
exam. Apply Personnel, Room sos;
open weekdays 1905 and Saturday
81. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
110l Penna. Ave, NV.
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RADIO MECHANIC
toung man. exp. in installation of
auto radios and heaters, excel.
working cond., good pay. 5h-day
Hesf. L; 8. JULIEN. INC. 1443
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MELp AEN

PHOTOGRAPHER for busy coupon
stuaio. 5000 guarantees plus per
friFnt man; REPLIES strictly con-
PHOTOGRAPHIC PRINTER, portrait;
HARRIS AND EWING. 1913 : 5,
PLUMBERS MELPRR, must he frsi
class sss Must have VIRGINIA permit
drivers. license and local references
sEx Eiay6seD ss roaRr.D 's ss1S VIZ WE:
PORTERs (2), for Embellishments
dealer; steady position to good men;
salary discussed with interview. See
MT: staten. service manager. ROYAL
nv Mc'' 400 os0rE Sis ~
PoRTER.KITcHEN HELPER. reliable,
4O15 So. 2Sth st., shiriington. All.
TIE. 0096.
PORTER
Exper. male, colored, age 81 to 81
yrs, must have D. C.. drivers per-
NIT and know city: Apply MT. 9,
". GsNnOlss 1CAs AGuhES1b w. w.
CHAMBERS CO. 1400 Chaplin st.
NV. CO. 0432.
PORTER
For new NV. apt. bldg: good hours
and working conditions. See mgr,
GREENBRIAR APIS. 1901 Mass.
ave. NV. LIZ
PRESSER AND TAILOR WANTED,
good salary, must have good refs.
Apply. 250l Nichols ave. Sc. LII.
PRESSER, full time, good Day, must
have car. 81. 1113, DALE CLEAN
ERS, 1922 New Hampshire ave.,
Silver Spring. Md. IL
PRODUCE MEN
Must be fully experienced for the
produce dept. Of q super market;
excellent wages; free disqualification;
paid vacation.
APPLY
SHIRLEY FOOD
STORES
403 Swami Ave, Alex, Va. -23
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SALESMAN

Royal Typewriter Co. Of Baltimore Is
usual usual sales ability. we have . ter;
ritory open that offers unlimited
earnings to the right man. Contact
Mr.. Sparwasser by phone. saratoga
SOLO, or write ROYAL TYPEWRTT-
Err CO.. 623 st. Paul pl., Baltt- re.
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ROUTE SALESMAN

ROUTE SALESMAN
Splendid opportunity for ambitious
married man to operate o we'll
established laundry-drv cleaning
route Guaranteed to pay sos per
week after short training period with
possibilities Of increasing to $50
per week with some aggressive SELL
ing. Call DU. I'LL before pm;
after o.m. call MI. 1888. MAN
HAITIAN CO.. 1898 Florida ave. NV.
SAFETY ENGINEER. experienced or
trainee, for insurance CO. Phone Ii.
3-3q35. LIZ
popular; exper. preferred: full time.
THE RECORD LOFT S14 18th st.
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MACHTNTSTS

MACHINISTS
TOOL. INSTRUMENT, D1EMAKERs
Due to expansion, we are in need
OF first class men: top rates with
many advantages and opportunities
offered. Overtime available. Apply
WILKS PRECISION INSTRUMENT
CO., 1921 Bethesda ave-. Bethesda,
Md. OIL. $500. -22
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IBM OPERATOR
INSTRUMENT MAKER

IND I TCO 1MG1V I W11A1AE1E
First-class man having served ap-
premiership in tool and diemaking
oratory apparatus and scientific in
struments. Must be thoroughly ex-
perienced and capable Of producing
work of q high degree Of perfection.
This position offers excellent work
ing conditions in clean, modern
shop with the finest modern me-
chanical equipment. Steady en-
ployment, all employe benefits, good
rate Of pay. Location: Wilmington,
Del
In reply, please state age and de;
tails Of your past experience. All
replies strictly confidential. BOX
RU.H Star
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PHARMACISTS

PHARMACISTS
Men and women. registered: excel.
salary. 4s-hr. wk., 6 S-hr. days. 6
holidays yr. with pay; large prescr;p-
ton business; ideal working cond:;
excel. chance for adv. vac. with
pay after l VI, sick leave after l
yr., ms. and hosp. avail. after 3
mos. empl., ret. plan avail. for those
over 30 with 2 yrs serv. Write or
PEOPLES DRUG STORES. INC, II
p st. ne, washington 2. D: c.
PHOTO FINIsHERs, experienced,
highest salary. UNITED PHOTO
SERVICE. 141S Irving st. NV.
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ROUTEMAN

To sell LuZianne coffee on
retail grocery route; guaran-
teed salary $50 wk. plus
commission; transportation
furnished; ample opportunity
Tor promotion. For appt. call
MR.. PAYNE. RE. $500. 8 to
10 am. 4 to 9 pm.
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PAINT BRUSHES

calling on hardware, paint
dealers, carry quality line paint
brushes: liberal commission. pro-
tected territory. Eventual drawing
to right man; give references. SRA
BRUSH CO., 81 Fifth ave-, N. Y. 8,
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LObR1CA1l MAN
Experienced. must have references.
Good pay. SHIRLINGTON MOTOR
CO.. Shirlinston business center, Ar
nngton. Va. See Mr.. Newly. IL
LUMBER AND MILLWORK MAN.
Experienced loader and warehouse
man. Apply AMCO MILLWORK g.
LUMBER CO, Benning and MINI.
ave. ne. LII. 4-4300. is
MACHIEISTS. research and develop
ment firm has several openings for
full-time machinists. Good pay for
qualified men. AIRTONIC RE-
SEARCH. INC. Bethesda. Nd. OIL.
MACHINTST, permanent position for
right man; well-established firm. APP
ply IN person. 619 II st. NV. is
MACHINIST, fine work, small shop,
no production, custom instruments.
CO. NC, e311 Perkins piace, silver
Spring, Md. SH. 1901 ~
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SALESMAN

Exper., for mems store: knowledge
OF window trimming; attractive sal
ary;, Inquiries confidential. Box 227-
L, Star 80
Evening star., 1952-08-10
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. Aug: 9 R;1Proft- taking IN
snbstsntisl gains IN futures EIi Prices on the
The. Government's first crop forecast,
somewhat under trade expectations. sent
within q short time profit-takins and stop
,0sT The eldss net che Change 0 over tse week ranged
ne best During 70 ths xee
gains ran from $40 to as much as SS.35;
Advances early in the week reflected
: lesser extent BY E tight spot supply sit
r A. rSss tss Sp1n9 ns
The first ofnciel crop forecast Of the
Agriculture Department was smaller than
Private estimates had ranged, from, Q
with the average prediction 15.5 million
iE5 The Agriculture Departments enicial
was fGT 5 crop e only bsoH s
essss eass trsae SS' ezDeesStons .e' 0e'0s tine ~.
than. expected crops in each Of the major
Trade quarters generally, however, be-
higher than indicated by the Augpst /
Msn Ras Sene
dinninss Of the new crop prior TO Au-
SeTs With At 4os yes9 and
average in recent years Of 211.000 tt
They were the smallest since 1946 wher
117si 17si 900 bales were sinned prior to Au'
The Cotton Exchange Service Burear
/ estimated that If the total crop is in line
win he frs oficial forecas. Q total. do.
mesic supply of 17.130.00 running bale.
in Drospsest so I'm ns tStsi supply last sea
II It was predicted that total distribution
this season may approximate 1880 90.
sss slss s.sso e. on Salss
The exchange reported exports of "a
i new crop were negligtnle.
Evening star., 1952-08-10
Quiet Strength Sends Stocks I
ToNew Highs During Week

There was happy surprise over
the unexpected good earnings
showing by Chrysler in the first
half, and that stock Immediately
went to a new high for the year,
carrying the rest Of the motors
along with it.
But when Wilson & Co. took no
dividend action. that stock was
shaken severely while other pack
ing stocks escaped.
Low volume didn't help the
temper of brokers all week. and
the narrowness Of most Of the
weeks markets also was aggravat-
ing to those who crave action for
their money.
Fridays market was a typical
weekend profit-taking affair with
the average slipping dime below
the new high. Railroads started
the ball rolling up the hill, but
they faltered and the ball rolled
down again.
The five most active issues On
the stock exchange this week were
American Telephone up " at 155,
American Bosch up as at 15A,
General Motors up 11a at 61ss.
the Milwaukee Road up / at 221s
and Servel, Inc, up / at 9%.
Evening star., 1952-08-10
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO. Aug. 9 R-USDA.-S
abls, able hogs. .o So9; total 1000 testimatedl
Seishins under go go pounds '' rs "pS to TO 80
lower, most decline weights under -1S0
pounds: butchers over 230 pounds. 25-75
Brought, 25 latter ern price u'sners spars
choice SS snse pon1ds snn sts ssaS:
22.75; few 2S0-3O0 pounds. 2I.50-22.25;
odd lots up to $50 pounds down to 1875;
pounds. 2o'o6-2S 80. sows under $50
PSSnds PS9 a,,I! brought rs; 1sw rnssT
Ter Ter weights to 1900 and below. bl'' Ae"'
saaSis liable cattle 5o9 Sestmated total
mostly steady; kinds grading socd and and
below slow. steady de to 50 lower; heifeTs
S to low most ehoee ee'ns arsdss
cows and bulls so to 100 hisher; veaiers
fully steady; stockers and feeders mostly
steady; modest supply prime 1073,l37s
and yesriinss' 81 90: s4'a5. M NUMEROUS Sseeus
at least Sa p0uPa dozen sssTS ead:
prime 16a5-i6s6 pound beeves. S.5os
33' GO: good to low choice steers. $500
Southwest ersssers. sag u. .oooS7. So; 1tiiitS SSqaS
to a9S Sssfs sss.
35 so: most choice to low prime heifers
and mixed .yearlings. 31.50-34. so; high
commercial to low choice heifers. 1900
81 90; most utility and commercial gras-
sers. 18.O0-25. 90; utility 725 pound Ok
lahomas, 21.50; utility and commercial
COWS late largely. 17.25-21.50 few to
~. 90: late bulk Gamers and cutters,
IA. O0-17 .00;. closing sales utility and com :
mercial bulls, 21 .50-25.00; canner and
cutter bulls, 15.00-21 90; commercial to
prime vealers, 26.OO-33 90; bulk medium
and good southwest stock steers and calves
"a 90 90 90; several loads good and choice
S5O-1 100 pound feeding steers. $500
ment steers, l9.OO-23.OO.
Salable sheep. 100 (estimated); total
not given: Compared week ago: Average
good to prime native sprang lambs, sc
to JOG higher; Gull to low good kinds
Ipredominated. sold very uneven, weak or
peddling basis: old crop shorn lambs and
yearlings, 80 to LOO lower; sheep strone
on slaughter account but breeding ewes
slow. weak; choice to prime native spring
lambs topped at 81 90; bulk high good to
choice offerings. 28.00-30.50; mixed Gull
and utility kinds with low good end II 90
S2.5O; choice old crop No. skin shorn
lambs and yearlings topped early at 25 90;
bulk good to choice offerings. comprising
one. third yearlings or more, 22. 2.50-24 90;
utility to good kinds, 1S. .50-22 90; feeder
yearlings, 100 down: choice 115 pound
Texas as well as few outstanding handy
native ewes reached 1000, highest since
early June; bulk Gull to good killing ewes
Evening star., 1952-08-10
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO, Aug. 9 R.-The drought
and official comments on what it meant
provided the spark for some heavy tSrsdins n
Many new seasonal highs were regis
tered during the period, soybeans and oats
making outstanding gains. The 1922
crops Of corn. oats and soybesns brought
Msy Ma Dsis Wheat Rfisss also 81 Scored
profit . taxing. % particularly. toward the close
Of the week. This cut back some gains
SHss sss1Y IL.
70 wheat Sfsatns ended d the period h-sN hishsr.
corn " lower to "a higher. oats 1M-%A
higher; rye 3h.Sh ,highess6S soyp.eanIs s. Inv.r Z
Ali the talk about the drcught brought
the public into the market in big way:
Heavy buying followed a statement BY
Ellis Arnall. Federal price stabilizer. CLAIM.
the months ahead"
However. the next day Agriculture Sec.
retary Brannan said this wasn't so; tnat
the drought was mot serious enough" to
raise food prices ssnessls x,tS Nest h, g5ain IN
view. of the very large wheat crop. .e tne
highly satisfactory oats crop and the 1act
that drought had not touched the major
i The e''f first attempt at measuring the
week from c. NJ. Calvin, of James E. Ben.
nett & Co. His regular monthly crop
forecast placed production at 3.l48.OOQ;-
600 bushels against the Goyernments
o. excess ssmase o bdn m0bn pashes
mot viewed as q disaster.
Range Of prices for the week: