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Evening star., 1953-05-20
13 Area R0TC Cadets Win Awards al Catholic 4,

Thirteen washington are a
members of the Catholic Univer-
sity Air Force ROTC unit were
among those receiving awards for
excellence in academic and mill
tary work yesterday.
1t. Col. Joseph S. Magrath. jr..
commanding the Air Force cadets
at the university, presented the
awards in a ceremony at the
gymnasium.
Local cadets receiving awards
were Anthony V. Digioia, Mount
Rainier. Md; Charles T. Down
ham, Alexandria, Va; Joseph M.
Conroy, 4549 South Dakota ave-
nue. NE; Henry A. Heller. Ia
koma Park. Md: Jay B. HerSch-
man, 3349 Military road NV;
Richard G. kaufman, 81 Hamil-
ton street NV: Edward c. Kiel-
kopf, jr.. Bethesda. Md.
Also Carlos F. Lavandero, 1912
Twelfth street NE; Urban A.
Evening star., 1953-05-20
6P0 Aide Drops Candidacy
For District Utilities Post

Herbert A. Tuohy, traffic man
ager for the Government Print
ing Office, has withdrawn his
name as candidate for District
Public Utilities Commissioner.
This was disclosed by Repre-
sentative Simpson. Republican,
of Illinois. who had been backing
Mr.. Tuoly for the appointment.
MI. Simpson said he had been
advised MI. Tuoily was no longer
interested in the utilities posi-
ton.
The vacancy occurs because of
the resignation of Kenneth Spen-
Ger who leaves the commission at
the end of this month.
Evening star., 1953-05-20
Highway Engineers
Confer on Location
OF Proposed Bridge

| Washington and Virginia high
way engineers conferred for two
hours yesterday on possible site
variations for the proposed E
Street Bridge, whose original To-
cation was stymied by new
apartment development at the
Virginia terminal.
Federal, State and Arlington
County officials discussed al
ternatives with District Engineer
Commissioner Louis w. Prentiss
and his aides at the District
Building.
Favor Shift of Approach.
Gen. Prentiss said afterwards
that the Virginia planners in
dorsed his proposal to shift the
Arlington approach to the bridge
either to the north or south of
the originally planned site. The
Virginians favored the shift to
the south, Gen. Prentiss said.
This alternative would re-
quire curving the bridge, where
it is proposed to touch down on
Theodore Roosevelt Island, in
a southerly direction so as to
tie in with Arlington boulevard
near Arlington Ridge road.
Originally the bridge was
planned to run in an almost di-
rect line with E street.
Opposes Use Of Island.
The Federal Government, rep
resented at the meeting by Ed
ward j. Kelly, head of National
Capital Parks. registered its con-
tinued opposition to any bridge
plan that contemplates use of
Roosevelt Island.
The Engineer Commissioner
said he hopes to present the lat
est plan to National Capital
Planning Commission for action
either tomorrow or Friday. The
latter agency. which also opposes
use of Roosevelt Island for a
bridge, nonetheless has recog-
nized the need for a central area
span and is restudying the whole
question.
Evening star., 1953-05-20
Crisis Is Spiritual, Rabbi Kaufman Saws

The present crisis is more a
spiritual than political or eco
nomic one. Rabbi Harry j. Kauf-
man declared today at Beth
Sholom Congregation. Eighth
and Shepherd streets NV.
Rabbi kaufman spoke at a
Shevuos service, commemorating
the giving of the Torah on Mount
Sinai. Shevuos is also the festi-
val that marke the wheat harvest
Evening star., 1953-05-20

in ancient Israel. The word
"Shevuos" means weeks" and
the holiday comes seven weeks or
fifty days after Passover.
Man is not so much con-
cerned with the attainment of
material riches and benefits as
he is worried that having at
tanned them. would be able to
enjoy them" Rabbi Kaufman
said.
Evening star., 1953-05-20
Mrs. Roosevelt Storts
For Tour of Jupun
BY the Asseeio.ed Pres.

NEW YORK. May 20.-Mrs,
Franklin D. Roosevelt left by
plane for Los Angeles early to-
day on the first leg of a tour of
Japan and visits to several Eu-
ropean countries.
After a f1ve-week stay in
Japan. she said. she will visit
1stanbul. Turkey. Athens. Yugo-
slavia, Vienna. Paris and London
before returning to the United
States early in August.
Evening star., 1953-05-20

Lester. Bethesda: Thomas H. Lo-
craft. jr.. 101 Kennedy street
NE; William D. Mark, Chevy
Chase. Md; Donald j. Sewell
4246 Lane place NE, and Urell
e. Weaver, BIT Emerson street
NV.
Evening star., 1953-05-20
CUSTOM GIVES YOU this
COMPLETE PLANTER GARDEN

This large. gorgeous POINTER eorden Of
rore and exotic tropicoI pIonts worth
several doIlors. con be yours FREE!
Complete with planter bowl, plants,
fisurines and treIIis. Lives indefinitely,
Just immerse once week in voter.
Evening star., 1953-05-20

This amazing offer makes it
possible for you TO have the
finest reuPhoIstery or made to-
order sIiPcovers at prices that
ore GUARANTEED to be lower
than they have been in years!
The basis Of this offer is Gus
TOMS former low OPS, ceiling.
It's q preeedent-shatterine op-
rortunity! When Custom reup-
holsters or sIipcovers your 3
piece living room suite, they will
'euphoIster or sIipcovcr one Of
the ehoirs for only 81 in
Jour choice of the some or COM
poroble grade Of moterioI Sc
Ieeted for your other two pieces.
Evening star., 1953-12-03
Appeals Court Backs
Evangelical Plan
By the Associated Press

ALBANY, N. Y, Dec. 3.-The
State Court of Appeals today
cleared the way for the pro-
posed merger of the, Congrega-
tional Christian churches with
the Evangelical and Reformed
Church.
In a Az decision, New York
States highest tribunal upheld
an appellate division decision
that civil courts were without
jurisdiction in a controversy be-
tween factions for and against
the merger.
Some Congregational churches,
including the Cadman Memorial
Society of Brooklyn and the
Cadman Memorial Church, OPP
posed the plan. &
1t would create United
Church of Christ, with a total
membership of 1,850.000.
Associate Judges Charles w.
FroeSsel and Albert conway dis
sented. Associate Judge John
Van Voorhis took no part.
Justice Meier Steinbrink OF
State Supreme Court ruled in
1850 that the General Council
of the Congregational Church
had no powers or authority to
merge or unite itself with any
other body.
But the appellate division on
April Is, 1852, reversed Justice
Steinbrink in a Al decision.
It held that the Cadman So
ciety and Cadman Church had
failed to establish "any right or
interest in, or to, the funds and
other assets" of the general
council.
I'm controversies such as this" :"
the appellate division said in a
majority opinion, ecclesiastical
or doctrinal questions may be in
quired into only insofar as it
may be necessary to do so to
determine the civil or property
rights of the parties"
Evening star., 1953-12-03
3 Jobs Transferred
From Civil Service Tests

The Civil Service Commission
yesterday approved recommen-
dations to place 33 jobs in four
agencies outside the competitive
civil service.
Twenty-three of them are new
and 10 were transferred from
competitive status.
The new jobs are in the De-
partment of Commerce and
Department of Interior.
The 10 transferred from COM
petitive status are in the Bureau
of the Budget and the Housing
and Home Finance Agency.
Permanent career employees
moved with their jobs from COM
petitive civil service still have
the same removal protection as
before, the commission said.
The commission also an
nounced several additional as
signmentS of officials resulting
from its reorganization into five
major bureaus, plus three staff
Offices.
Evening star., 1953-12-03
British Laborifes Ask
Showdown Vote on
Policies in Africa
BY the Associated Pres.

LONDON, Dec. 3.-British La
borites last night challenged the
government to a showdown vote
in Parliament on it's colonial pol
icies in Africa. The surprise op-
position move came less than "a
hours after Prime Minister
Churchill left for the Bermuda
Big Three conference.
Expressing grave disquiet at
the handling by Her Majesty's
Government of Affairs in Africa, I"
the Laborites centered their at
tack on the governments recent
decision deposing and exiling
MuteSa II, king of the mineral
rich Buganda province in the
African colony of Uganda.
Labor members also attacked
the governments handling of the
fight against the Mau Mau ter
rorists in Kenya.
Independence Sought.
The deposed King has asked
that Buganda, an $4,000 square
mile province, be separated from
the other three provinces of
Uganda and a date set for its
independence within the COM
monwealth. He arrived in Brit
ain by plane Tuesday and yes
terday conferred with Colonial
Secretary Oliver Lyttelton.
In Parliament yesterday, noisy
Laborites demanded that Mr..
Lyttelton resign. Fenner Brock
way, a Laborite leftwinger. said:
Impossible handling of one
colonial question after another
has now become a disaster to the
country"
"Slap Happy" Action Charged.
Lahorite C. L. Hall accused the
Colonial Secretary of slap
happy action and said never
before has a King been so sum-
marily depoSed with so little
reason being offered"
Mr.. Lyttelton said the govern
ment acted in Buganda to avert
a grave crisis. He said recog-
milton was withdrawn from the
King "because <he has declared
himself determined publicly to
oppose the considered decisions
and declared policy of her
majeSty'S government"
Evening star., 1953-12-03
Peace Is Declared

BURBANK, Calf. (P.-Res-
taurant owner j. w. Thornton
prideS himself that there's never
been a fight in his place. The res
taurant'S name: The Olive
Branch.
Evening star., 1953-12-03
First in Washington!
Gold Band
Glassware
So each

Choose zombies, hi-boIIs,
sodos, cocktails, double old
fos HONS, juices, glasses,
Whiskies.
GLASSWARE-Sirth Floor
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Vie man dus Huus fuer
Weihnuchten dekoriert

9ier lit 8apnes neueite Soee: Man
itedt Iannensmeige in aesel aus
Siibner5aunorabt. um fleinen Tiih.
baum su iertigen. 9amit nimmt man
5tpei 0useno Smeetbeart 3oien unb
binoet peiBes Bano Inn ieoen Sten.
gel. Die Steneel fonnen in Waiier-
rohren geitedt iperben, um lie Dor
We!fmerOen 5u idiisen. l1nb man
iteft bic Goien einfah in bie 3peige.
Wan fann @1ite bel @eibnadtspartie
oie groben @oien tragen laiien.
Mapne arransiert ferner srobes
Opau aus Stnrofoam, oeiien Ganten
er in grimes hiiqt. Cine eroBe 8eib.
nof,tsferse miro aui iebes gnoe ge=
iteft Sssn Die Nitte iteQt er eben nit
oem Matcrial cine Yianne nit rotell
llno peiBen Nelfen uno obenauf eine
@irlanoe fle!nerer Ornamente, oie }id)
pom Bouquet 5.l ben beiMn aerjer
lp!nben.
Wapne iast, oh man eieene Arran.
gen1ents madt, fauie man lie I'M Blu
meneeidaft ODER telegrapbiere Ne
Jrel,noen in anoeren Staoten. Ntal
inee aber oem Dlorilten Don Dem
Salis lino Ben ginrihtungen. Gr miri
oarauf ieben, ooB oos Ioiein ser I'm
gebung entlpridt.
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Deutsches hi|fswerk : Weihnacht- + FeieI
am Sonntag, den 70. December

2anoe poren. oa tparen lie ideu nno
ihiiftern ilnb ernit. Sest iino lie III.
| itig uno pergniigt, uub am lesten
Sounabeno int Sitieite Sahienbeim,
ou ianeen lie uno tansten lie, baB Die
0eniteridetben flirrten. 7abei leete,,
lie ober ein 8enebmen an ben Tag,
oab man }tb nur frei,en fonnte, ipenn
malt ibnen 5uIab.
IeshoIb Iooet oos 9eutihe SiIfs.
iperf Gud alle elm, Die ssabr nod
oeutif int Sersen iiiblt. 8ommt 5i,r
Weibnahtsfeier Der nelleinee,panoer.
ten oeutiden Su9eno im Weltieite
Sahienbeim ant Sonntae, ben 20.
0eSember l,m $3.50 l1br nabm.
aommt nno {inet nit ibnen sic al
ten oeutihen @eibnadtslieoer nno
fommt II. iebt ibnen 5lt tpie lie tansen
Sur Mlliif bes beliebten 8ruppen
Srheiters ser Sugenb. Die @ltern
ser Sungen fonnen pirfld) itols aui
He iein. ltno oie alt-einseieiienen
Iel,tlhen, bie geamten ,mb Mitglie.
Ser Der 9lepelanoer Oeutihen Gereine
,peroen nlr ltornen fpas fiir Ell,
pertpolles oeutihes auItitr.@ut in
i,nierer Witte auigetauht lit.
0as Deutihe 6ilisperf,
Tr. M. y. Shneiber, Sefretdr.
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Siebenbiiroilt,. .Qmerifantid,es Dolfsblatt

Gos 1eutihe &iIis,perf peranital.
tet aud oieies Sobr cine Weibnad,ts.
feier ano 3lpar I'M Neitieite Sahien.
beim am Sonntae, ben 20. 0e5enl=
Der UNI $3.50 l1br nadmittass. -
Oas Yrogramm lit in ben SGnoen
ser Deutihen aulturaruppe, elmer
Shor BON 60 Bis 70 ItottIihen i,,nsen
MGnnern lno biIobiibihen ilrnsen
Ytdbden, Die crit Dor fur3em einee=
,panoert fnb. Statt ser iibliben Be.
oid,te miro oiesmal ein 4rippenipiel
ouieeiiibrt. at Incident oie fleinen
ainoer nit riibrenoer 8eaeiiterlne
teilnebmen unb in oieiem Mittelpunft
cine Ntoria itebt, Die niht MIR eine
Sfonbeit lit, ionoern aud, IN ibrem
8eiona nno ibrer gansen @riheinung
oie iiberiroiibe 0erfIdrune Ser Got
tesmutter portrGtiert.
IS lit cine belle 6reuoe, oie nett
einaetpanoerte oel,tid)e Sugeno 81 be-
ohohten. 8ir ale piiien, nit melhem
1leib nnS Incident gifer lie arbeiten.
Die meiiten nidt MIR aht St,noeu,
ionoern 10 lmo IL lnb 16 Stimoen
oen Gag @ir alle tpiiien, tpie lie ipa-
rem ,no periuden por1pdrts at font
men, ,pie lie mitbelfen ibren gltern
neuc M0bel lmb id)one &duier 81,
fauien. Die Mutcs. sic {ie fabren, finn
id)on uno elGnSenb rein eebalten, nno
sic aleioer bic lie trasen. perraten
einen @eidmad, Der ibre ihonen @e.
ltolten nod, mehr sum Musbrlld
brinet. Tas 'honite ober an ihnen
lit. nab lie lid 10 tabeacs anitdnois
benebmen.
gor einem ssobr, oIs Fe friih i'm
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Elm alter
brauch

Ginem aIten graud entfprede,tA.
,pelher por iiber einem Iiertelidbr'
bunoert entitano, tpiro fh bos Yer.
ionaI Scr Ohio Telephone Co., bonn
botiten 8eamten berlnter biz ai ben
giiroiineen, am 0omerstae, ben "a.
0esember INT IL 80 l1br porm. IN
Ser 2obbp bes neutrality-suspicious.
ser COMPANY, $50 Suron &b., pers
iammeln, Inn Weibnahtslieber 5it
Nneen.
Dos Yrogramm miro bon iehs @a.
oioitotionen i'm norboitlihen Ohio
iibertroeen. Man fann Die 2ieoer
iiber Die Glepelanber Habioltationen
1859 uno WS8, ,,no ipdter cine
Wieberbolllng bon 9:3O Bis 10 11br
abenes iiber @G@g boren. Muh Sta.
tioncn in slfron Younestopn unb
Canton bringen oas GlepeIanoer
Yroeramm.
Setter bes Sineieites lit Dr. Ghar.
les 8. Dame, ipeIber sic 0arbiet,,n.
gen ban Mnfane an birisierte. ginen
erperten Sntergrl,no bilbet Der Ohio.
8ea @emiihte Gbor nit 80 Stimmen.
Ssobn u. Greene, Ohio gea YrG{ioent,
rid,tet cine Weihnahtsbotihaft an bic
Mngelteaten tpGbreno Der Runofurf.
iibertragl,ng.
Die Ohio Sen Gbore in 1olebo,
Gontou, Columbus in Springfield
peroeu ebenioIls an BEN eutipre1en.
Ben Haoioitationen }ingen.
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vereinigten
Damenchoere

Sic Beomten 1,no DeIeeaten Der
0ereinigten 9amenhore bielten am
8. De5ember Die idbrlid)e @eibnahtss
feier inn Sifieite Sahienbeim ab. Ger
SaaI unb Sic Glide tparen in feitli=
den @eibnahtsihmud, 10 berrifte
auh cine peihnadtlihe Stimmuns.
Iuh Der Gbriitbaum feblte nidt, fir
oen mir 5rau George 5olbertb ber5.
lid bnnfen. Mls gbreneGlte beteilieten
lid 9err lmo 1rau &uoolpb Shuiter,
iomie ssral Suiie Rebner uno Ntar.
earete aampf. Nad bem eeihmodpol.
len @iien tpuroen Die lieben alten
Wsibnabtslieber eeiungen mb Sic
0eleeatinnen beidenften {ib seeen.
ieitie. nod altem grauh. Taraui
iolgte bic 8eriamml,me init 8eamten.
lpabl. llniere liebe @rafoentin 5illie
Siearto muBte aus eeiunbbeitlihen
Riidfhten bappn abiteben nod tpei.
terbin bie 0amenhore als YrGHbert,
tin 5u leiten. an ibrer Stelle ,puroe
bic il,nee 8rdiibenten Der Gillette Sic.
oertafel eineeiest. Jrau 9ate 9ammer
rpirb ihr treulih nit Hat une Cat
,ur Seite itehen. Die peiteren Beam.
ten Tiir has Sahr 1854 {inb bie fol.
aenben: 8isepr6i.: Mnraaret GNsma,
tia. Grnt. sefr.: @lice 8ramp. Shae,
meiiterin: aote lhiele, Mu}iffomitce
Narie Gerpenp. 2ol,iie Somnl ,mo
aIiee @ramp. 9irisent II. Shuiter
miro aud peiterhin bic 9amenhore
oirigieren. Die BrGiioentin umo Ser
8camtenitab tpiinihen linn nno ieiner
8emablin. allen Sdneern Der Ser.
Oamenhore, iotpie allen syreunben
uno @onnerr Elm reht frobes 8eib,
nahtsieit uno gliidlides Neuiabr.
Ilice @ramp, Sefr.
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Sebe Jrau fonn Dos Saus fir
@eibua9ten in ridtis proieiiioneller
@eiie beforieren, tpenn lie einige @in.
fe Der BIumenerperten oes 2antes
beiolet. Nah Mlpn Wapne. Sauptiti.
lift Der $4,000 WiteI. bon Snterilora,
bic Blumen in ole @eIt telgerapbiih
iiberlpeiit. fins 5tpei Yuntte 81 bead.
ten:
gritens: man oarf niht al1suiebr an
Neeeln balten, oenn ieoer Stil rcilet.
tiert bic eigene Criginalitdt. 9pei.
tens: bic Deforntionen iollen Nh an
Der stil 6es eisenen Sauies balten.
@opne rat, aniteQe oes Nittels
smciaes oen oltmobiifen aubreifen"
;u nerrpenoen. Mon biillt oasu 5ipei
aetpObnIihe Stidrnbmen in rotten Sa-
tin, nno orii6t bonn einen in ben an.
oeren in ehtem Ninfel. Oben fniipIt
man cine rote sdleiie. Snnen bdnet
man einen Dtiitelsneis uno bdngt
bas ean3e in oie beliebteite Siirc.
ssr mo6ernen &alim pdble man
einiade arrangements. Wan beginne
NIT mei6er @eibno1tsfer3e omf einfa.
hem Weiiinstcaer. Nsan orrangiert
7nnen ;meiee Inn rehten Winfel NIT
@aNs Der Serge au biloen ino Der.
nenoet anetgummi, um lie am Hlas
81 balten. $50 aer3e uno 3ueige 5u.
iommenfommer, formt man cine Hp.
nS aus Gbortreuie @lasfuseln.
- Donoarraneement ooer ;sront-
nre beginnt Bnpne NIT 9annen5ap'
fen 1onnenuDeieen uno 3ollp. Ct
bin6et bic 8npfen NIT Drnbt ,no Nii.
iheln unb beftrent oas eon3e mit
fiinjtiiHem SGnee. Gin breites rotes
1on6 bebedt Drobt, un6 bonn ipiro
&onp. NIT C!oden itn0 min5isen 81.
o,iren bin3uoefiist.
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Die Deutsche
weihnachtsfeier

Wer big iest niht bopcn borte, fir
ben lit es su ip1t. Die Meibnodtsfeier
finoet onl fommenoen Sonntaa nod
mittoe INN $50 l1hr I'M 0eitieite
Sahienbeim itatt. Die Iesten 0orbe.
reitunaen iino eetroiien, Ser Saal
iuurSe oementipreheno anseeihmiidt.
AQe 8eteiligten eeben ibre 9ienite
fre,,oig oieier groBen Sade, oa iie
,piiien, baB Ser @einertrag bieier Set
er fir Die franfen uno 7arbenoen nod
Der olten Seimat beitimmt lit.
Ios Ero9ramm lit 10 reidbaltia,
oaB es 5ll piel Raum nehmen ipiirhe,
es bier su brineen, jeood fir auItur
uno aunit biireen uns sic Serren
Sannid, Stranger, Seller lmb Otto
Hreslaff. Sir oas Gbriitlide SeeIiide
ioret 9err YaItor @uitap q. 8oenm
bon ser Teutth 8emeinbe unh 8err
Or. M. q. Sd,neiber ioret fiir bas
polfiife Seeleneut.
Ser Inmend,or Soronio nnter
Seitune bon 5rau 20. Siearto miro
elm feines sbenbelien at annebmbo.
rem Greiie in ben interen NGumcn
bereit bolten.
9oB Die. SugenS auh aui ihre &c.
item fommt, baiiir iorat oos Srheiter
Der Gelltihen aulturgrlppe.
Mlic Golfsoeutife. Neueinpanbe=
rer unb ssrelnbe bes oeutihen Bolts,
tums, fommt su oieier Weibnad,ts=
feier. gs 1pirb mieber ein Stiif olte
Seimat in Cure Ser5en lpabbalten.
Oas 9ilfsnerf
(@etm. amer. &eiettlement Serpice)
i. u. N. s. 9.
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Simmliide N6abe

gnbe oes perganoenen Sabrbun.
oerts belt Der 9erausgebsr elmer in
ben BereiniJten Stoaten er'hienen.
ben 0eutihiprahieen 3eitung eine
@e0e in 6eutiher Sprahe. in Der Il.
a. aud @oetbe 5itiert tpurbe. Oieie
Heoe ipuroe anidliebenb in fem fras.
liher 8lott oeroiientlidt. tpobei Der
einbeimii4e Setter au folgenoer 0er-
fon tam:
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Elm ehrIieher Finder

@eihelbers. - Seit GINGER 9eit
ltegt auf Dem 6eioelbereer Gunobii.
ro cine praa eeiiiate 8rieftaid)e NIT
iiber 1880 Shpei5erfrnnfen ,lnb
einiaen blnoert Dollar. Die Saihe
tpuroe bon bem 0ater elmer finoerrei.
den Jantilie gefunben, Der fie trot
ieiner eeraoe5u nift roFeen finan.
siellen Gage iofort obeab. Der Be{it.
ser, elm amerifaner, bat Fh Big be,i.
te nod nid)t gemleoet.
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Trei gflno Sauerfraut uno ~
grattuiirite perihIane auf einen Sit
ein gadermciiter aus @r1ienburg.
Sberfranfen. Sasu tranf er brei
gtap 8ier. Ct hatte ee,pettet uno se.
nonnen. Sein Wettpartner bate bie
3che in Sobe bon 30 Warf gu te;ab.
len
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-12-17

- &ambure. - 1000 9enmer
MuiGeln tielih peroen bon Suium
an Ser @eitfiiite Soliteins perihidt.
Der gr0bte Seil oes Janses wiro
idon 3tpei Gage ipater auf Dem Earis
ier sSiihmartt anaeboter.
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Evening star., 1953-06-25
Chicago Livestock

/, CHICAGO: June 25 Up CUsDA).-sala-
ss BUTCHERS early STEADY e a5 hishers later
soEsi 25-76 lover; %0 choice
snndd snd small lot 1885; most choice 23O-
go pounds. "a. 100000; few 2SO-300
pounds, 23,76-24. so; most sows 40G
pounds and lighter, 2O.25-22.5O; few
3OO pounds and below, 22.75; 4OO.6OO.
pound sows. 1S.00-2O.75.
Salable cattle, $500; salable calves
200; Slaughter steers and heifers gradina
high-good and better about steady; lower
drassy weak to 80 cents So~S oT more nna oSs ioW.
er; yealers steady; small lot prime mixed
yearlings, $500; most choice to low
prime steers and yearlings, 20.5O-22. so;
comparable heiferS and mixed yearlinRs
29.00-22.00; good to low-choice steers,
!S.O0-2O.OO; utility to low-good, III so
!3.50; commercial to low-choice heifers
l3.50-19.50; utility and commercial cows
iU.00-14.00; Gamers and cutters, 7.50-
1900; utility and commercial bulls
13.5O-16. 90; commercial to prime veal
ers. 15.OO-21.00; Gull and utility, 500
salable sheep. 500: choice and prime
steady a soosap apsSst top I'@DS 7So isllI eui
and utility kinds at 1000 down to 12. .OO
and below; old-crop lambs absent
slaughter ewes steady bulk, 4.5O-6 90;
few choice lis pounds. $50.
Evening star., 1953-06-25
House Group Moves
To Assist C.atfIemenI
In Texas Drought
BY the Assoeiused Press

The Government moved on
two fronts today to determine
whether there is need for emer-
gency measures to help drought
affected Southwestern cattlemen
maintain their beef herds.
High temperatures and a long
drought have dried up pastures
and ranges. Many farmers are
without feed. They say prices
of shipped-in feeds are too high
in relation to cattle prices. They
contend that, unless help of some
kind is provided, they will be
forced to dump cattle on mar
ketS.
The House Agriculture Com
mittee was scheduled to take
up the problem at a meeting
today. Members planned to dis
cuss whether there is need for
emergency legislation.
Program Suggested.
simultaneously, Agriculture
Department officials completed
plans for a special conference
tomorrow with representatives of
the livestock and meat retailing
industries and of farm credit
agencies. Purpose of the meeting
is to get ideas on what private
and governmental agencies should
do.
Some of the measures sug-
gested include offer Of emer-
gency feed supplies at cut-rate
prices, expansion of emergency
credit facilities, an emergency
livestock slaughter program with
the Government buying beef for
relief use at, home and abroad,
and financial aid for affected
farmers shipping cattle to areas
where there is grass.
A decision on Government ac-
tion is not expected before Sec
retary of Agriculture Benson re-
turns next Monday from a
drought inspection tour in Texas
Pleas have come from some
cattlemen that the department
make available some of it's sur
plus feeds at reduced prices. Un-