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Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1952-02-06
lceland's Aged
President Dies

REYKJAVIK, Iceland. = Ice
lands President, Svienn Bjoerns-
SON. II, died Jan. rs in a hospital
of heart ailment. He had been
i'll IS months.
Bjoernsson had been President
since 1914, when the Republic of
Iceland was proclaimed. He was
formally elected in 1915 and again
in 1s49. for four-year terms, and
was unopposed in both elections.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1952-02-06
MUSIC
PEOPLE INTERESTED in sir

PEOPLE INTERESTED in sing
ing or playing Scandinavian songs
should take advantage of a good
buy, offered in our office. It's a
book of songs. Grona Visboken, in
Swedish, containing hundreds of
songs, complete with music, beau
tifully illustrated throughout for
only $500.
There are a number of well
known songs by better and lesser
known composers, including 16 by
Sweden's great Bellman, and num-
erous folksongs. We consider it a
privilege to be able to offer this
book for sale.
THE SEATTLE SYMPHONY
concert in Civic Auditorium jan
uary 28th was better attended
than the previous one, which was
also conducted by the famed Ar
thur Fielder This time he
chose a program with an even
greater popular appeal, which I'M
coubtedly helped boost attend
ance OF course, the art lovers
were beyond this program, but
that's another point In Intro
duction and Rondo Capriccioso for
Violin and Orchestra. Kensley Ro-
sen performed well with a precis-
ion type of playing almost to the
point of restrained modesty, par
ticularly when the orchestra over
powered his own tone which has
much polish, much round smooth
ness, but not enough "geist" TO
satisfy addicts of the great virtu-
ose 4. Rosen, young man, should
become quite musical figure with
the years.-T. N.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1952-02-06

MAJOR NORRIS r. HALVOR-
son has now resumed his pas
torship at First Lutheran Church
in West Seattle after 16 months
of chaplain service with the army
at Fort Lewis.
NEW SCANDINAVIAN SHIP.
The motorship Silver Gate, newest
ship in the Johnson Line service
between Europe and the Pacific
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1952-02-06

Coast, is due in Seattle March II
on her maiden voyage. 1t is
combination passenger and cargo
carrier, skippered by Capt. C.
Altman, experienced hand with the
Swedish line, used quite often by
Scandinavians hereabouts for ov-
erseas shipment of heavy goods.
TO JEAN SIBELIUS-Finl S
great composer, Jean Silebius, now
ranked as the worlds greatest
living ditto, will soon be able to
collect royalties on work perform
ed in his country, thanks to a new
State Department agreement
worked out for Finnish composers
whose copyrights lapsed during
the last war. His earlier compo-
sitions are now in the public do
main, but Sibelius will be able to
collect on performances of his
Fourth to Seventh Symphonies,
Tapiola, Origin of Fire, etc.
MORSE VISITOR. Editor Roald
Bjerkeseth from Mosjoen, Norway
is coming to Seattle at the end
of the month. He's a brother of
Andy Bjerkeseth, our Spotlight
reporter on opposite page.
SWEDISH NEWCOMERS. Two
recent Swedish newcomers in Sc
attic are Ulla Palfelt from Kop-
ing, Vastmandland, and Svea
Sandell, Mora, Dalarna, who met
for the first time on the Grips
holm while en- route to New York
They had the same cabin and
were amazed to learn they were
both going to Seattle, Ulla to see
her brother and sister-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Bjorn Palfelt; Svea to
see Uncle Carl Sandell, $500 9th
Ave. N. w. Ulla, kindergarten
teacher in Sweden, said kinder
garten kids in Sweden now learn
to bake cookies such as peppar-
kakor-pretty advanced, we'd say.
FAST FACTS. There are now
2,363,289 pers ons in Washing
ton, according to last census.
Population of three largest cities:
Seattle 462,44O Spokane $50, 4S4
and Tacoma 1925. The State
population has risen 300, 900 since
1915.
RUNEBERG ACTIVITIES. The
Runeberg Lodge of Seattle is PLAN
ming a big gala event in Norway
Center, a benefit program and
dance. to raise funds for Fin
lands Olympic games team. Sat-.
Jan. rs, the lodge had a big event
at IOOF Fremont Hall with 800
persons in attendance-singing by
Runeberg mixed chorus, led by
George Halver, Gene Kohl, soloist,
accompanied by John Sundsten,
and music by Sweden House
Booster trio. A little collection for
Sweden House gave S2S.24.
LEAVE CITY. Nancy Gustaf-
son and Lillian Ivarson, two Swed-
ish girls working at Swedish Hos
pital are leaving this week for
Hawaii for a trip. Bert Olson, all
round musician, who has been in
us. only 8 months, has been
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1952-02-06
Chatty Corner

Florida congressman, who will
boost the cause in congress for the
Alaska Statehood Committee.
FISHERMEN'S Cooperative AS
ISOLATION has reelected John Olson,
1881 First Ave-, as president for
the fifth consecutive term.
NORWEGIAN COMMERCIAL
Club of Seattle has elected Einar
Osterhaug as president for 1852.
Other officers: Karl Klovee, vice
president; Thor Bjornstad, secre-
tary; Jacob Schanke, treasurer;
Roy Jackson, P. D. Wick and John
Sellereit, board members.
DANE DIED OF HOMESICK-
NESS. This is a tough-luck story
with an ironical twist. Jens Mar
tinus Soerensen, "a, of Gran d
Ronde, Ore, came to Denmark
last SSPISlliOCI W SSc Ills IldllNc
land after Ga years in U. S. After
day in the home of a sister in
his home town, Terndrup, he was
certain that he would have to go
back to Oregon-Denmark was
not what it was when he left.
Then, to his surprise, he was told
he was still Danish subject and
would have to apply for a visa
through the United States en-
bassy in Copenhagen. He waited
four months. Recently he died in
the village where he was born.
Doctors said the cause was heart
trouble induced by inconsistencies
for his farm and two daughters
in Oregon. Then the mailman
brought letter from Copenhagen.
His visa had been granted.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1952-02-06

ALASkA'S TATEH HOOD
FIGHT will be aided by the hir-
ing Of Emil Hurja, University of
Washington alumnus from Alaska,
and J. Hardin Peterson, former
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-12-12

rampant. Many Jewish profes-
SIGNALS. especially engineers. have
had TO seek employment outside
the country since their race and
religion was found Objectionable
by some private concerns.
The PRONUNCIATION of the order
in-council followed representa-
tons made to the government for
legislation outlawing religious
and racial discrimination in en-
ployment. The national convep :
tons of the major labor congresses
in Canada had advocated Federal
regulation to this effect and
memoranda on this point have
recently been submitted to the
government by labor groups, the
Canadian Jewish Congress, the
Jewish Labor Committee, and
other proponents of civil rights.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-12-12
Zionist
Issues

ZionistS in America will be
busy for the the next six months
dismissing the agreement reached
in Jerusalem on the expansion of
the American Zionist Council.
It is one thing to reach an agree
ment in Israel and quite another
to see it supplemented in the
United States. Those who know
the inside situation estimate that
it will take at least six months be-
fore the agreement is carried out.
First, the American Zionist lead
ers who concluded the agreement
in Jerusalem will have to present
it to their memberships in the
U. S. for discussion. Second
there will have to be a Zionist
Assembly convoked here of dele
gates from all Zionist groups in
the country to make final decis-
ions with regard 10 the agree
ment. Before the Assembly is
convoked, plenty of time will be
lost in discussion and bargaining
on the mode of. the elections to
the Assembly, which is intended
to be kind of an American
Zionist Congress. Some Zionist
groups here want the elections
to be conducted on the basis of
the sale of Shekolim. Others,
who have a large membership
like the Zionist Organization of
American and the Hadassah want
the elections based on member
ship.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-12-12
JEWISH COMMUNITY IN
AUSTRIAN TOWN DISSOLVED
AS ALL JEWS EMIGRATED

VIENNA, (JTA)-The Jewish
community of Hohenems, a small
town in the province of Vorarl-
berg, has been dissolved. A year
ago the town had 100 Jewish
families, but today only a few
families remain, the others hav-
ing emigrated.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-12-12

Previously the government had
issued an order-in-council under
which it became illegal to dis
eliminate against any person in
regard to employment because
of that persons race, national
origin, color or religion.
All contracts entered into after
the first Of January. 1883. on be-
half Of the Government of Can
ada will include a clause TO this
effect. It is hoped that this legis-
lation will also greatly influence
the field of private industry
where such discrimination is
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-12-12
CHARLESTON, S. c.
Conodo to Ban Bios in Industries
Under Federal Jurisdiction

OTTAWA (JTAlThe Canadian Government announced
tar reaching legislative which includes bill outlaw
discrimination because of religion industry under
Federal regulation This
effective for firms doing industries such
railways shipping and air transport Federal %
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-12-12

The University Of Judaism Angeles, Call West Coast
branch of The Jewish Theological Seminary Of America
only school higher Jewish learning of Chicago Louis
RabnOwitz prominent phanthrOpis recently presented the deed
to the property to the Seminary. i
Evening star., 1952-11-08
BROADMONT

Direct from builder; custom-built.
3-bedrm., Williamsburg brick RAM
bier; ga baths. full bSmt., gar,
lae. lot Falls Church's best sec.
PHILLIP w. SMITH. FA. 4O31 for
annnint mani O
Evening star., 1952-11-08
Unique Ramblers

FOR EXCELLENCE OF CoNsTRUc-
TON AND MODERNISTIC DESIGN,
RAMBLERS. THESE UNUSUAL,
HOMES ARE WELL LOCATED IN A
GROWING SECTION OF MONT
GOMERY COUNTY. CLOSE TO
SCHOOLS, SHOPPING CENTERS
AND OTHER CONVENIENCES
THEY FEATURE 3 LARGE BED
ROOMS, PLASTERED WALLS,
TILED BATHS,
nnoo. sroAI1o
Evening star., 1952-11-08
SEMI-DETACHED

1NA1V1Od1IILO
3 BEDROOMS. A DAYLIGHT LIv-
ABLE BASEMENT, VERY EASY
BLKS. BEYOND UNIVERSITY LA.
tOR LANGLEY PARK SHOPPING
CENTER, TO OUR SIGN AT RUA-
TAN ST. $500 N. H. AVE- TURN
LEFT TO MODEL HOME AT 1861
RUATAN ST.
POLINGER CO.
JU. 7-SS09 JU. S-S733
Evening star., 1952-11-08
PLENTY ELBOW ROOM

SCENIC VIEW QUAINT ACRES"
Colesvilie rd., Md II you don't like
being crowded in on a narrow city
lot, CARL NJ. FREEMAN, INC, has
built g home for you, Perfect .it
to the famous Americana Homes"
floor plan, winner of Parents Mag
azine award BEST for Family
Three bedrooms. . baths. brick car
port, storage cabana; 1000 So. #.
of organized space. You will love
the feeling of SpaciouSnesS, airineSs,
light and color.
Has ballroom sized living dining
room with large window walls over
looking orchard and wooded land.
Nestles graciously on A-acre corner
lot (53, 900 So. ft.).
Radiant heat-electric kitchen.
Floor-to-ceiling sliding door closets.
Three-foot roof overhang.
Brick and wood paneled fireplace.
Eye-level bedroom windows.
$24, $50
Open Sat.-Sun, Noon to Dark
Directions: Out Colesville I'd. Az
miles from intersection of Georgia
ave. and Colesville rd Home is
located on corner of ColeSvilie I'd.
and Quaint Acres drive.
Carl M. Freeman, Inc.
1900 Old GEORGETOWN Rd.
Bethesda, Md. OIL. 0644. p
Evening star., 1952-11-08

w. HiATT.-Brick Colonial: in ex-
firepl., lge. din. rm. and kit, 8 lge.
bedrms. on End floor with ample
closet space, full bsmt. with rec
rm. and extra bath: oil hot water
ETTE ROBERTSON. WA. 1850; WA.
Evening star., 1952-11-08
New Presentation
EDGEMOOR, MD.

INCOME POSSIBILITIES
Newly decorated and immaculate
from cellar to roof; 3 large bed
rooms and 2 tile baths up. living
room. dining room, kitchen, library
or flrst-fioor bedroom and powder
room down. Fully airy basement
with space for recreation room and
maids room, BendiX, "a bath and
outside entrance. Detached brick
garage.
This home has excellent income pos
sibilities, it Is close to transporta-
tion, schools and shopping and Is
SO arranged that /, , or even 3
bedrooms can be rented separately
or with very little expense it could
be remodeled into . apartments,
each with its own entrance.
1,500
Vacant and ready to move into; it
can be handled with as little as
So. 600 0own.
OPEN SUNDAY
| TILL 6
COL. BENNETT ON PREMISES OR
CALI, WO. 6533.
Directions: Out Wis. ave. to Bethesda
shopping district, turn left on
Hampden lane to 4910 and our
open sign.
EXCLUSIVE WITH
WETZEL REAL ESTATE
HU. 4345
Evening star., 1952-11-08
EXCEPTIONAL VALUE

We are Just completing another group
of fine homes-deSigned for real
living. Located at Wilmett and Ade-
laide DIR, in Wyngate.' There's a big
Cape Cod eXpansible and ramblers.
Easements tile baths; brick con-
struction; school, blks Priced from
$l7,500 to S1S,750 on convenient
terms. representatives at homes
daily. Phone WI. TABS for full details
TO reach: Out Old GEORGETOWN rd. to
Beach, turn left . blks., right on
Wilmett to 6104 and our homes.
The Scott Robinson Co.
Builders
Evening star., 1952-11-08

LEWISDALE RAMBLER
Three-bedrm. brick; walk in closets. 2
tiled baths, dream kitchen, GE auto.
washer; aluminium storm windows
and screens; large lot. Asking price,
$4,000. Call Mrs. Atkins, WA.
1913. COX & CO., UN. 1926. 3
Evening star., 1952-11-08

I WANTA GO BACK TO TEXAS
Modern Split-levei stucco in better
than new condition. No Joking On
large lot with fruit trees, garden
space and garden house: exceptional
neighborhood. convenient to schools;
3 bedrms.. 2 tiled baths, partitioned,
tiled basement, built-in bar. Price,
S19.5O0. Call OWNER. Falls Church
$50 -
Evening star., 1952-11-08

Three-bedroom brick. S15,50O-Clean
as pin. Liv. rm. with firepl., full
din. rm.,. large kitchen, full bsmt.,
side screened porch and patio, beau
tifully Handicapped lot. Immediate
occupancy.
Evening star., 1952-11-08
II ROOMS
WITH INCOME

Prince Georges Realty Co.
3 twin-slze bedrms., large separate
din. rm., equip. kitchen, full bsmt. II,
Oil heat, garage. Can be purchased
on easy terms.
Evening star., 1952-11-08

Hyattsvilie Hills. S1e,25O-Three-b bed
room bungalow; liv. rm.. din. rm.,
Kitchen, full bsmt., gas Nv h. lovely
lot, 2-car garage. Ideal location. AS
sumo large FILA loan.
Evening star., 1952-11-08
HOUSES BY HUGHES

$3.50; 6-room. 2-story home. or
200-ft. lot; sturdy construction
convenient location; $1,000 down
Sl1,75Q: attractive 5-room, all-brici
bungalow; big expansion attic, base.
ment; low--cost gas heat; 1,50C
down will handle.
S12,250: pretty little farmette or
"a rolling acres; only Is minute:
from D. c. line; coZy bungalow, II
tip-top condition; garage; ideal gar.
den spot; $1,000 down.
s 900; Cheverly special! 8-roon
2-story brick home. with full base.
ment; few dollars in paint will
make this o charming home.
Evening star., 1952-11-08
HOW MANY TIMES

Have you said, / wish I owned .
bedrm. brick bungalow on an indi-
vidual lot Just off Lee hwy. and nr
Glebe? Only 10-minute drive to
D. C. 1t has sep. din. rm., day
light bSmt., stairway to eXpan. attic
at amazing low price of Sid, $50 and
50, 500 cash. Here is your chance
to make dream come true. Cal
OW. 5000 at once.
Evening star., 1952-11-08

OPEN SAT, SUN, 1875
Potomac Area-New ranch-type ram
lse. rms. 2 baths, 2-car garage,
patio; acre land. Rockville. on
Falls rd. on way to Normandy Farms
See Mrs. Gregory. STROuP, RA
$500. %
Evening star., 1952-11-08
BRANDON VILLAGE

Is within walking dist. to Recht's.
Buckingham. schools and churches
snq vaue ne foms foger gs en nave Wepropor Is 5poy
toned liv. rm. with firepl., family
size Gin. rm., kit. Ice. enough for
breakfast set; sep bsmt; 8 bedrms
and bath on 2nd H.; big. pvt. scr.
porch; deep. level lot. Navy trans
fer necessitates sale. This will go
quickly at Sl6.950. Call immedl-
ately, OW. 5000.
Evening star., 1952-11-08

Four-bedroom bungalow, large prewar
home. Liv. rm. with firepl., din. rm.,
modern kitchen. full bsmt.. built-in
garage. large fenced lot Home priced
for quick sale. See and make. offer.
Easy terms
Prince Georges Realty Co.
WA. $685. UN. 1166 HY. O636
Evening star., 1952-11-08
BRK. RAMBLERS
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

Md; $3.50 down. SIS
mo.--Three-bedrm. masonry home;
equipped kit, bath, lge. liv. rm. with
ffrepl.. 1-acre level land; on busline,
school bus at door; 12 mi. to D. c..
Call OWNER, 10. 2-5211. -
on Lanham lane -
Stucco BUNGALOW: 2 bedrms.. liv. rm.
and kitchen. new automatic water
system. IS acre of ground S1,50o
down viii handle. For appt., call
NEWCOMB REALTY SERVICE, 10.
2-7655. s
BELTSVM.LE-Two bedrms., bath.
dinette-liv. rm. comb, full base
ment; new frame house. TO. 5031.
a417 b9th PL.. cHEvERLY. MD.~a
oedrm. home for sales by owners.
Open any time. Call ST. 4S6S. -l0
Evening star., 1952-11-08
COUNTRY CLUB HILLS

4bOI 35th ST. N.
bedrms., ranch-type. 1-f1oor plan;
quantity OF de luxe features seldom
found in houses for sale; random
width floors that are a treat to the
eye; interior walls are laminated
panelling and fancy-finished plaster;
center hall. making all rooms pri-
vate; hot-water heat; large recr.
rm,; picture window: stone firepl
For. sale by OWNER. Open and
ready TO move into. q
Evening star., 1952-11-08
ASSUME CT LOAN
$4,000 DOWN

Attract 2-bedrm. home located in
Wheatoncrest; 4 years old. Owner
will accept small down payment.
Purchaser to assume present 1st
truSt with monthly payments of only
S6G.50, includ. taxes and insur.
Reasonable terms on 2nd trust. Call
Mr.. Dodge, Jr
WEAVER BROS. INC.
WASHINGTON BUILDING
Evening star., 1952-11-08
Falls Church-S14.OOO

Is a seeond-class city now, ana still
growing. An original owner is
offering this Cape Cod home at a
most competitive price: liv. rm. with
firepl.. equip. kit. = bedrms., tiled
bath; full bsmt. with rec. rm. stair
way to 2nd Il. for expansion; a
rear scr. porch. a picket fence, a
diShwasher; are only some, OF the
stores; poss. by THANKSGIVING. This
is an excel. buy. Cali OW. 5000 at
Evening star., 1952-11-08
Wash. Golf & C'trv Club

Is not too far from this 1-year -old
custom-built Colonial brick home.
True center-hall entF., 26x15 liv.
rm.. real cheerful din. rm, with bay
window overlooking very pvt yard;
sep. mod. kit, powder rm. and lge.
paneled den complete 1st A.; 3 big
bedrms. on End fl. (powder rm. in
master); stairway to tremendous
attic: beautiful, bright bSmt., COM
pletely asphalt tiled; almost i2-
acre lot; $500 down will handle
to qualified purchaser. This home
must be seen to be appreciated. Fer
appt. to inspect. call OW. 9090.
Evening star., 1952-11-08
HOUSES SAlE-vA. Cont J

BY -bedrm. rambler on
lge. wooded lot with stream; mr.
Falls Church; 3 blks. to school;
$14,990. KE. S-6loS or GIL. 3052.
Evening star., 1952-11-08
SCOTT
AURORA HILLS

We have fine home in this attrac-
tive residential area. featuring large
liv. rm. and flrepl., din. rm., kit,
pantry, library or bedrm., full bath
and den on 1st A.: 3 large bedrms.,
., baths on 2nd f.; many huge
closets: fun bsmt., recr. rm,, maids
beautiful view. Call Mr.. Isaacs,
TIE. 3445; ewes. and Sun, TIE. $3.50.
CHARLES r. HOOFF, INC.
1907 Duke st., Alex, Va.
Evening star., 1952-11-08
S9.95O

Jeffegson Village-2 bedrms., liv. rm..
dining area, full bath, bsmt.; new
gas heating system, level lot. Ought
TO be sold by dusk. Call OW. 9Og0.
Evening star., 1952-11-08
AURORA HILLS

buy in this desirable location with
large liv. rm. and firepl.. din. rm.,
Ht;, den or bedrm., full bath down;
bedrms. and bath up; basement;
nice lot. $4,000 cash will purchase.
Cell Mr.. lsaacs, TIE. 3445; evenings
and Sunday, TIE. SSS2.
Charles R. Hooff, Inc.
D,,i.n GO
Evening star., 1952-05-21
Stock Price Advances
Extend Beyond Point,
With Rails in Lead
By the Associaied Pres.

NEW YORK, May 21.-The
railroads put some life into the
stock market today and provided
the base for a moderate advance.
Gains extended from fractions
to between / and 2 points with a
few higher priced oils pushed well
beyond that limit.
The volume was at a better pace
with trading spread evenly.
Along with the railroads, good
advances were shown in aircrafts,
steels. oils. coppers. rubbers. chem
icals and merchandising issues.
Other areas of the market were
steady or narrowly mixed.
Among higher stocks were Sea-
board Air Line Railroad, Illinois
Central, Texas Co., Bethlehem
Steel, Goodyear, American Smelt-
ing. American Cyanamid, and
Douglas Aircraft.
The leadership of hte railroads
was especially heartening to the
bulls because the carriers are re-
garded as important leaders of
significant advances.
Corporate bonds were quiet and
steady. Governments in the over
the-counter market were steady.
Evening star., 1952-05-21
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO. May 81 CF1. USDA). Sal
able hogs, $500; general market fairly
active and uneven. 20 to 80 higher on
most ssvsnss on Eeights
.2a; ;OO-22;5 so; around three. loads choice
pounds u .5O-22. .25: bulk 25O-27O pounds,
21.25-21 rs: most 2SO-300 pounds, 20.5O-
21.25; few loads and lots choice 31O-350
eSo,cD eSS pounds and under fey
pounds. 17.15-19.Q0; few heavier. weights
down to 1850 and below; good clearance
Salable cattle. $500; Salable calves,
300; choice and prime steers. l,2OO
pounds and UP, slow and uneven. but aver
sta1sv sginE steady; other steers and yearings
higher; other classes steady to strong with
and prime steers. 81. 4.75.s7 80; % TOP tS1iso ~ SO
for several loads 1.175.1,250 pounds; few
leads prime nt sodd steers
loads prime heifers. SO. .OO-36 so: most
good and choice heifers, 80. .OO-35. 90; util-
ity and commercial cows, 22.G5-26. 90;
most Gamers and cutters. 1S.50-22. 90;
most utility and commercial bulls. 5000
bS aeS mesR Ts,ss so pr. 1as
saiable sheep. 700; big packers bid so
cents or more lower; but small killers
bought slaughter lambs steady to weak;
top 29.00 on double deck choice to prime
good grade No. / skinned lambs and year
lambs. 31.00; slaughter ewes steady, $500
1850.
Evening star., 1952-05-21
Produce Markets

-, Pa Baltimore auotations supplied by the
United states Agriculture Department:
light. bushel baskets and boxes. u. s.
No. 1. Pennsylvania Yorks. 3 inches up,
300; 2l2-inch up 2.75; Staymans held
jersey staymans 2is-inch up, 3.6S-75.
Potatoes--;New: about steady offerings
Light, South Carolina Triumph type.
Sweet potatoes--Bushel baskets and
hampers, Maryland Goldens $50; New
700. N N N '''
Poultry Quotations. 7
Poultry-Market steady on fryers; prices
ampe for faG demand easa hens steads
supplies adequate for trade needs: turkeys
firm; receipts heavier. demand improved;
RsGerf Ren heavy or f15s typs so St yps ss
90; Beltsviile hens, 40-42; 5eitsviile toms,
35-3S.
Grain Market.
vWSSqsRseeiGts ~ sacks sn
ments, none; stocks, 1,534.122 bushels
.43h; En4n May. 49,; s4oi; No. s,n 2, s;S5ts.
stocks. 1.455,901 bushels.
Oats--Receipts, none; shipments, none
stocks: 7,s24 bushels.
none; stocks 1850 bushels.
Rye-Receipts, 31,9O6 bushels; ship.
ments; none; stocks, 934,SS2 bushels.
Soybeans-Receipts, none; shipments
15.411 bushels; stocks, 353,219 bushels
| Millfeed-Receipts, 80 tons.
EGGS and Butter.
(Yesterday's Quotations.)
Eggs-Market about steady. Prices gen.
orally unchanged. Receipts lighter. Offer.
ings fully ample for light demand.
Prices paid F. o. B. Baltimore by drst
receivers: Large minimum 20 per cent
quality whites, 39-41; browns and mixed
colors. 39-40. Mediums, minimum 10 pei
cent A quality. whites. 341a. Current re.
Receipts: Butter. 39.1se pounds: eggs
1,O2l cases.