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charged In q speech Nov. q thas
itormer President TFuman - pro-
Noted Harry Dexter whise. nov
dead, despite FBI reports llnking
White 10 Red espionage.
Yesterday, three DemoeFatie
leaders assailsd Bruwnell snd the
Eisenhower adminisirstiea fer set
ting Oh what has become ens Il
TIE hottest political wrsngles IN
years.
Ciaytoa Fniiehey. deputy ehsir.
man of the Democrats kstional
Commitiee. declared IN - NBC
lelexision inisrview that Brownell
launched the controversy 10 divert
aiiention from many thingB. In
GLIDING "a serious sifuation within
the Justice Department Itself.
The program ended before FFl1
lehey eoxld explsim tkls Charge.
bui be supplied "details Or nsws-
men afterwsrd.
he said hs referred 10 . rsesns
statement b. Z. s. District Judge
wills W. Ritter Ia Denver tat
the FBl refused b help the Us
district atiorney fR Ceoraas h
. mFy -tnmpering investigates. he
sad the attorney, chariss vixa..
uon TIE case wifhosi FBi ed an6
thea was fired. A Democrat. visl
vas replaced BY Donald Z. Kelly.
a Republican and fraternity hregh-
CT Of Brvwnell
There was no immediais con-
meni from fhe Justice Departmsnt
Al Salt Lake CITY. Judge bitter
sad be had No eamrnemL
Democrats National chairman
Stephen A. Mnehell and Aversll
Hartman. . 1854 presidential Is
piranl similarly lei ioase blasts
at ne COP Aandlias Il tAs whiis
ease.
Mnehsn tod . Democratic rally
q 81 AbanA VI. that ths COZ
Is negleeting TIE man battle
against communism while ''thsy
spend tier easrEss ehasing dsad
spies."
We wln never have natlnnal
unity or world ieadarahip." hs
aai6. as long a. the Repuhliean
party speaks one dag wifA ths
voice of PreHidena Eissnhgwer, ens
day via TIE vaes e So. &c
Cartky and ens dag VA - &C.
oons q ATTY. Geo. bFuwnen /"
niieheh said esmmanism "a
douhtedly" wiIl BE- ~ons e TIE
eentral issue" a ths isss esaerss-
ssoaal election esmpaien.
Hartman. oa . cas- tssexasoa
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Amendment Is
|MiscOnStrued.
Carolina Says

WASHINGTON n - ssusA Caro-.
Ina commended 10 ne suprsms
coari today thai tie canstisuaiaa's
ZEN Amsndmeni vas nss infeadsd
70 end segregstica 81 Negro ed
whits pupils n pzhle scAosls
m stats also arzssa n . brisl
nat TIE highsst tribunai dses -
lave the power 10 eonstrue the
Amendment adversely 10 ne under.
standing of rs trainers a. abalinh.
ne segFeEntion.
ne bret was filed preliminary
10 oral reargument a school Sc.
regaiion eases before TIE coars Be.
gnnlng neat MondAy alssrnoon.
Pending are eases attacking s<Nool
segregation practices In Vlrginia.
Delaware, Kansas. Soufh .csruliaa
and ne District of Columbia.
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TODAY'S
STOCK MARKET

NEw YORK n - Pricss wsrs
hiGhsr today Ia q falrly active
saoek MARKET.
Cans went 10 srvund . point
81 ne best leyelA Laases wers
not very freqBent buf eKtended
MO the mator trartinna
Chrysler. o feature lasa week
vita . GAIN ea Fridsy q IL.
opened today On . hloek e aen
sharea up q point.
oiher meters wers mostly kiEA.
81. Among major divisions Il ths
marksi eetting ahead wefe sieels.
dlst1lers. eoppers. chemicals. az
Ines. motioa pseisres. snd raj
roads.
he aircraiss were mixed a.
were the eds Uaiities we're qmietly
steady. No major dhisioa was
depressed
Cenerai Electric was OF = On
an opeming block oi leo shares.
Higher we're Beth.ehem Steel.
Ceneral Motors. sshenley Tndns.
triea. Anaconda coppeF, Allied
Chemical. Do Poni, Nsw Vera Cen.
rai, southern Pseific. Pan AMER,
ean Always. and Paramouns.
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tContinued From Page onel
which the Reds have demanded
flrmly b. admitted as a neutral
TIE Reds apparently had no i'm
medlals reaction 70 Deans cfIer-
ebxioasly aimed AZ satisfying ev-
eFy eoEner-thai the Russians b
neither belligerent az nsutral -
q special third party"
TIE bed proposal stii listed Re-.
SIC a. . ''neutrzl"
However. Dean tsid he woait
'never agree" 10 nat point
TIE spokssman who ampsife<
Deans proposal On Russia sad:
Pan Part Ter Russia
Russia wlll attend ss q full par
tieipant with voting rights anc
bound By al agreements. She III
ct % listed as ether q neutra
or q belligsrent bat as q thire
party.
sac ain noi be % ne Comma
nist team 4 she docs net desire 4
Be !"
Dsss also criticized ether poinil
ef the Communist proposal.
he sad ne nsutrals would have
the power 10 make motions ans
take undue part IN TIE DISCUSSES
'they are saying that the neutrall
ere not participants bit have a.
rights Il participant.
Meanwhile. q reliable source aald
be believes the Allied command
I'll begin iniervlsws next weeh
with n American. Briion and
- South Korean POws who are
listed 90 unwilling 10 return home
crrrxEn WANT Aps par OFT
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AGREEMENT TO BE-

tSontnaed Prom Pare Oual
Involved in the current eontroxeF.
~. appeared 81 a eoadensed spaes
paper with . press run upped %
ga milllon from Q normal 10
coo. There we're 10 display sds.
The three allernoon papers
missed early sditians and tAsrs
appeared lutte prospect that they
you'd BE- shle 10 ct On ths street
later In the day.
News-siarved New workers.
staged . run 90 The iew news.
stands which regularly carry out.
of'town papers. quickly buying ed
tons from Boston. Washingioa,
Philadelphia. Baltimars and ether
points a. soon 80 they arrived.
TIE striks IVES called b. Local
I. AL lntsrnatioaal Phoso-En.
gravers Unioa. IN . dispuis wisA
publishers over waeea.
The Monday mornlng adifions q
ne Tines, Daily News snd Daily
Mirror did not appear. TAa struck
afternoon papers are TIE world.
Telegram a Ths Sun, Journnl.
American and Post.
Various televisiea ard radis "a.
tons increased the lengtA and frs-
qaeney Of their news hruaaeasss
because Il the STRIKE.
Herald Tribune snRravlnn a
done ~ en- outside commercial
firm. and the newspapsr l. nss h.
VOWED IN the dispute bstwsen ths
publishers and Loeal 4 e TIE All,
lnssrnstional Phots Engrsvsrs Ia
lon.
TIE sin nswspapers wsre fsresd
% close down becsuss members q
ether unions-including meeAanl.
cal and other Gran. end ediasrlsl
and business dapaFtmeua WORKERS
-have respected tha phsss "a.
gravers' pickst llnra.
me phoao emgfavera. NO sfrurk
cary Saturday IN Q diapuss ever
Their demands Cor . wags inerssss
and ether benefits, msks metal
plates ior he FspFaGioetioa e pie.
lures and AlnstFatiens @ ssus.
print.
The eombined eirrulstion e he
striksoound Newspapers d mere
than i've million. TIE slrike q
- photo engravers Aled ahoui
@.eoe ue@spaper smployes.
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Money Needed

rOkfo - - Emperur HRrohiio
called gsPan's PaFilsmsna inio a.
unasaal special monsy aessioE %.
cay and urged ne members 70 a
DER best b . "erilical slsnagion. .
he lsgiaiatags 81 oct CO q pro.
posed supplementary hndRst al
wAieh. Il approved. would push this
years hgurs b. a. unprecedemted
ere wsiiion yen gs1.TTT co onl.
TIE Proposed addltion. second
MS year, results from TIE severn
meats aeeisioa 70 raise the price
e rec, the waees a government
Norkers an eaacatioa subsidies
he eoxsFnmsni bus the rice rrop
ffom farmers iar Fssionine 81 Goa.
troIlod prices.
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Ralph camus. a. who resided a.
uS \. ". islh Terrace 10 Mlami
died FRIDAY nlghi alisr = bglei u
meas.
The body h heing eremated and
the remains are beng sent 10 KEY
West. MemoFlal services wlll BE-
held Tuesday exening q 10 D. m.
IN the Chapel of Pritehard Fumes.
al Home with TIE Rev. Harry Gre.
cory conducting she Services.
Mr.. Camms Il survived b. the
widow. Mrs.. Geraldine camus:
three sons. steve. Philip. and
Ralph. Dr.: tee daughters. Bonnie
and Eanlee camns. he parents.
Nj. and Mrs. julius Camas, and
three sisters. Mrs. Joseph BOA,
Mrs. Peter Jayescks and Mrs.
George Moniero.
Mr.. Camas hsd been living ID
Miami isr Ne pasl ten years. lie
was . flight steward Cor Pan An.
erienn Air Lanes.
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CHEST CLEANUP

ecouunae6 From Pass onsl
Las nsmpsaA. Agnss Hsnsen I'd
1eanls 1ohnsga-
Pkyllis kemp Ama Laftfis,
Doris Matn Anionio MartnsE.
Doris Nehier. Pear Reed. Loulse
Rob~rts. Csrald Ssundxrs. Eisanor
Ssewars. Mrs. Sam Togh. Edih
Ninnua. Marvia Mlsn. Mrs. ,. r.
I<saod. Marix Baker. OLA Brost
Jeamne Carhunen Elaine Gates,
Marsn FoA and Beauice Glleard
Floyd Hannlbal. Annetts Her
nandez. Macy Jones. Ramoua
Knighi. Heien Levitt Mrs Ray
Maloas. Ars. DAVID McCurdy. Sal
ID Parker. eercsdes Rider. Mar
RobeFts. PRANK Schneider. Elydeen
Thompson. Barbara Troui and
Beulah walker.
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cal Security Police eaFried sul
many 81 the mass muraerx.
That Soviet officers we're a
The top Il the esmmand strurturs
over ths prison camps IN North
Korea.
These facts Indicate q sort q
eommon dedieaiion 10 whalesale
brutality whieh a 10 utterly re.
pulsive % contemplate
Fsess On Rs<srd
LodgR. citing faeas and figures
from afiidagits At survivors and
eyewitnesses. said kbout n per
cent Il battle atrocities weFe con,
miited b. chinese Communist M,
hary uaiis where military and %.
liical training sect had IN hand
when TIE korsh karean array
guilty of most ef he battle asrocl.
ties-fell apart. TIE Chinese Con,
munists took over prisoner camps
and political pressure. Lodge said
The Z. :. delegate said TIE
atrocities Inspired hurror and re-.
vulsion IN any civilized mind
adding
This less ol respeet Cor inter.
nati0nal standardz Of eenduet /,
not simply foreTtiulreas or inef,
firienry o. pefsonal eruelty
expressing sadlsm gof some
Individual prisoa cummanderl
fhese airociiies are for ths mosl
pert deliberate.
hey reaect q tanseioas svx.
ten Which actively rejects ssh.
verts and destroys aecent ssand.
ards 81 eondaet aae the uhois
structure a humane values grum
which they drive--a sysaem whirA
denies nat AL mem are creates
equal and ere made In ne imaee
cf God
i a . system Shich says A,
s'aisn said. Terrier - ne suprpms
argument Of any poxer -
Ledee did cot specifically daeu.
ment has eharKs Il Russian con.
mand IN the camps bug IL A..
eoaelasion be sd thas '-thess ser.
fsoif acts were takan b. IA su.
thoriiy hsxinz "a anAapp.ly slos.
conneetion wth he So 81 union
and vere and are ia eanfarw,sv
wih aetions trage4lly sypiral ~
80 many ahsolailSs sxxsews
Throughout hlstogy
ms saaiemsni was oaa in a aam.
ole-harreiled aEralgnmeni a ~.
Communist worid In TIE q A.
today.
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The
Weatherman
Says

Neg West ed vicinity: Party
eioudy ~ eloady ana . lite wnrm.
er tkix afaerneoa thFu Tusaday.
Cnance for widely scattered show.
era Moasrntn. oeeasionaily frs2h.
nortke1st and east winds beeuminx
east and soufheasi Tnesaay. Loo
iemperntnre toniGht abUui - De-.
grees. higA Tuesday aboui e g.
GFees.
FLORIDA: Clear 10 parity eioudy
today and Tuesday sxeepi eceas.
ionally eloudy Ia Tallahassee area
and co loser East eoasi alta Pcs
aibiliiy q widely scattered hehs
ahowers. Slightly hlghsF tempsra-
lures In most sections.
Iaeksonvllie thru TIE Fiorida
Straits ard East Gulf. Gensla 70
moderate easterly winds IN north
portion ard Moderate norfheass %
east IN souih poEtion today ard
Tuesday exeeps oeeaslonally fresh
N eKirema south portion today.
Partly eioudy weather exeepl &C.
easionally eioady With isolated
light showers IN exsrsms soufA per.
ton.
Western Caribbean: Moderate d
fresh northeast 10 easl winds 10
DAY and Tuesday. Considerable
eloudiness and scattered showers
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JUDGE LOPEZ DRAWS

sConnnuea sron Paes Ons.
Juan borses Jr.. william ~. spen.
Ger. Leon Pescon. Lathsg n Muse
Claade 4. Tkompson. Gas L. Pin,
Ger. George Perniek. Myron n
Rnssell, Cecil Gates James De
Land. Albert J. Mills. Gregorls
valdex. walter w. Lennoa. Clauds
Y. Sails and John A. Lord.
W. H. Bel. Julian =. Barrion
J. FernandeI Ir.. Raul Slblla Sr
James W. Collins. Raymond n
o'Nen. John A. collinx. julie San
"a cruf. I. a. Goddard. Luis A
faro. Andrsw &. Roberts, Eussns
AloaFy. W. c. Curry. Joseph B
Gates. Linioa G. camus, ST.. Linz
A. Castro. william p. BurehsIl
IL. william n. Pratt, Edward o
Gabrielson. Leo cruE. Bsscom I.
Grooms IT.. Samuel n. Saberman
jose DiaS. John c. Scrihner, Rich
ard cabanas. Albert D. cruz. Johr
g. BaIlenline. Anionio J Esperdy,
warren n. Russell. Cyril =. Mar,
dis. Harry n. McDonald. Richard
~. Sawyer. Charles Ksrehlsk. Js-
eoe kietseh. Robert Brsun. Char.
lee y. Allen. J. n. Herring. c. Flo.
ney PeilicieF. Rsynaldo Garcia and
Alphis W. Fuller.
Carries n. Lowe. Evello q. Val.
ds1, Ensene Smith, Howard S.
England. Mecurdy s. Mora, m.
Ion II. I'm. Grade A. Heariqusa.
Afmsndo solano. Ronald n. Tkrift.
Eddie N. Walden. Henry L. wea.
thsrford, John C. Roberts. Peter
I. knlght, Grover c. Albury, gos.
eph l. Knowles. Jr.. william n.
kasworth. odes y. McKillip. Jos.
sph Fernandez. Jack L. currie. =.
w. Haiiriek and Kenneth N. ZIP
linRsr.
James Z. Duane Jr.. Harry n
FISCHER. Charles Fernandez Jr..
JosepA G. Mingo. Garland o. Rich.
ardson. Gilmore Paris. Charles s
kfaeeeF. Joha Joseph clsare. jos.
eph H. Richardson. Abraham Car.
ey. Dslio Perez. Frank Curry, n.
NINA redder, Louis Divide IT..
George Z. Saunders. John A Pear.
90 Jr.. Riehsrd A. Ertzman, John
{. CaieA Charles PARA. Charles
l. baksF. Geraldo NJ. Alfonso.
Lawrsnes Gutierrez. Carlyle Ache.
soa and Jerry Henriquex.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-30

Mrs. Sarah n. Roberts passed
sway NJ ~ gesidenee. ioes Flem.
ing S. Saturday evening" after Q
short ulnens.
Punsral Services 81 b hid to
morrow afternoon ct Z .. m. Al
Ne Frsi Congregational Church
where the body I'll - plaosd a
2 p N. The Rex. Charies n heek.
e. assisted b. TIE Rev. RalpA Roc
ers VII offieiaie II TIE services.
Lopez Funeral Home is IN eharwe
a arraneemsuia. BmFial win be
IN TIE family plst In cay Gene.
tsry.
Survivors inelnae tee sons, Car.
lee r. Robewtz, and Allen Neal
Roberts: too sisters. Mra. Emma
Thompson ard Mrs Fiorrie
fhompson. Miami. Pa: enc bro.
ther. Bsnlamln Y. Smith, Mel.
bourne. Fia ard , srandchildren
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Waiiam 3 Feusfa. 81 died San.
day mornlsg aiisr : bret alnsss
Mr. FeFrara wss . Cssa caard
employsd Il ne Z 5. Navy Yark
Ne d smrvmsd ~ ~ widow.
Mrs.. Estelle Eswara: TO sisters.
Mra. Josephine Battaglia and Mrs.
Carrie Maeehirella oi at Morris.
d. r.. ona brp4hsr. Anthony Yer.
Fnra.
Funeral arrangements which are
IN charge a PriicAsrd Funeral
Home eth Be annonneed later.
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eContAnued FFum Pare ono
iAine These men are amny an.
10 take care ef themseives 49,
thsy mieaa becoms iazusiad A ~.
'dea q . 1nd class pstEslaan HI
solSt9 @eE a2mes IL esuss ser
az"
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officials. h the second hos eontro-
versy involving ne police depart.
ment 10 eFupf n . tie wesk pr.
I'D. AZ the regular eommission
meeting. Pulice Chief lee Kemp
cane In Cor seating criticism
frOm eommissionsr Dele Cobo NO
ASKED that he resign.
n came On TIE heels af FeQnests
Cor q probe into the city's prosfifa.
tion sstup from eommlssioner Car.
bonesl.
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BOSTON R-Alfred J. MeInnis
ard Phyilis Moscone I'D IS attend
auts a thea weddiae yesterday
six brothers 81 the BRIDE ED six
SISTERS Il the groom.
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show IRON New York. said he be.
lieyes "Mccarthyism and Brow.
nsiiism" will boomerang AGAINST
ne COP. Asked Il Humans De.
einion not 10 fire white despite re-.
poFss Ne vas q spy resulted from
iear Il distrupsing relations with
Russia, Hartman sad:
dont think hat bad anything
70 90 with 4 tTrumanD vas
alert and alive 10 the difficulties
se were gong 10 have with Rus.
sal before many oshsr Americas
we're"
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PRECIPITATION

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crrrxEn WANT ans par orr
Evening star., 1953-10-28
Midshipn1on Missing 7 Days
Surrenders at Cheyenne Base
Academy Mystified
How He Got So Far;
AWOL Charge Set
By the Associated Presa

CHEYENNE, Wyo., Oct. 28.-
William N. Dietch, 19-year -old
Naval Academy plebe who dis
appeared last week from the
Academy hospital was in custody
of police at Warren Air Force
Base here today.
Air Force authorities said
Dietch surrendered to air police
about noon yesterday and was
charged with being AWOL from
the Academy at Annapolis, Md.
He will be turned over to Naval
authorities at Denver today.
After telephoning his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip w. Dietch of
Fair Lawn. N. j., the youth re-
fused to, tell why he left Annap-
oils October 20 and came to
Cheyenne.
Disappeared From Hospital.
Dietch disappeared the day he
was to be discharged from the
Navy Hospital after treatment of
a bronchial condition.
Academy officials said they
were mystif1ed as to how he left
the hospital without being seen
and how-since midshipmen GUS
tomarily have little money at
their disposal-he got as far as
Cheyenne.
When he turned himself in
Dietch was wearing his academy
uniform.
The Naval Academy said
Evening star., 1953-10-28
Irdte CdttIemen Head Home
With Talk of Vote ReprisoIs

rancherS, who did not belong to
the organization, Most of the cat
tlemen came here in buses pro-
vided by the Farmers Union.
They left the same way, piling
into the vehicles early today for
the homeward journey-in some
cases lasting three OF four days.
Secretary Benson had tried to
stop the cattlemen from coming
here. He warned that nothing
could be accomplished at a mass
meeting. When the Farmers Un-
ion refused to call off the cara
van, Secretary Benson conferred
with the visitors as graciously
as the situation permitted.
He spent one hour and five
minutes with a 22-man commit
tee yesterday afternoon in the
Office of Mr.. Morse. Secretary
Benson had to leave the confer
ence early.
The reason was that in his
waiting room was a delegation of
farmers from his home State of
Utah. When Secretary Benson
appeared, they demanded he de-
clare sections of the State
disaster area entitled to special
Federal aid. Secretary Benson
didn't grant that request, either.
'He kept talking about reduc-
ing taxes and balancing the
budget" complained one dis
gruntled farmer, of which there
were many.
Evening star., 1953-10-28
zaisser Questioned
By Reds in Beria Case
By the Associoied Press

BERLIN, Oct. 28.-The United
States High Commission news
paper Neue zeitung said today
Soviet authorities in East Berlin
are questioning Wilhelm Zaisser,
ousted interior minister of East
Germany. in connection with the
Beria case.
Lavrenty Beria, the Soviets
dreaded secret police boss and
interior minister. was arrested
last June on charges of treason.
Neue Zeitung declared cit is
known" in Communist circles of
East Berlin that the Russian
justice minister thus far has
lacked material on Beria's al
legged ties with foreign agents to
present at his impending trial.
A longtime friend of Zaisser,
Beria once obtained his release
from a Russian Jail after the
German had been made a scape-
goat for the defeat of his inter-
national brigades in the Spanish
Civil War. Zaisser was known as
General Gomez" during that
fighting.
Beria's 1853 directives to
Zaisser were blamed by Commu-
mist leaders for the June II up
rising by East German workers,
a revolt that caught the Soviet
zone regime by surprise.
The Neue zeitung report gave
no credence to recent rumors
that Beria had escaped from a
Russian Jail and taken refuge
abroad.
Evening star., 1953-10-28

great deal of harm in not max
ing up his mind"
Mr.. Benson told a cattlemen'S
delegation here yesterday he will
consider a request for price
support program for live cattle
but made it obvious he was un-
convinced that such price props
are the answer.
Some Groups Back Benson.
While the cattlemen's caravan
organized by the National Farm
ers' Union left Washington after
demanding price supports, sew
eral other groups came to the
support of Secretary Benson.
High officials of the National
Grange said their organization
is doing everything in our power
to be helpful" and that MIR. Ben
son ''is doing the Test he can
with the machinery available"
Mr. Benson himself quoted the
National Livestock Producers
Association as saying it consid-
erS beef price supports as i'm
practical, unworkable and not in
the best interest of producers OF
consumers"
Other messages expressing
similar views and offering CO.
operation with Mr.. Benson came
from the Ohio Cattle Feeders
Association. National Council of
Farm Co-operatives, American
Farm Bureau Federation, Cali
fornia Cattle Feeders Associa-
ton and the Texas and South
western Cattle Raisers' Associa-
ton.
The, secretary of the Oregon
Cattlemen's Association said
members of that organization
oppose the livestock price aids
proposed by the cattlemen who
came to Washington this week.
The cattlemen's caravan, on
the other hand, received some
praise from several other groups.
Those favoring price supports
in one way or another included
the United Livestock Producers
Association of Delhart, Tex. and
the Independent Livestock Mar
keting Association of Columbus,
Ohio.
Evening star., 1953-10-28
Roin Brings Reopening
Of New York Forests
By the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Oct. GA soak
ing rain ended a long dry spell
and brought a reopening of the
States forests and the deer and
pheasant hunting seasons.
Heavy rains also eased the
drought in neighboring New Jer-
sey.
Gov. Thomas E. Dewey closed
New York woodlands last Satur-
day. He lifted the closing today.
Evening star., 1953-10-28

BIKE, schwinn, boys. 26", maroon and
white. Wv. tires, Dalta stOplight and
turn signals. Liberal reward. AP z
4464. -6SlS Shepherd ST.. Radiant VAL
Evening star., 1953-10-28

WOSC OOme IN BUSES.
The union sponsored the dem
onStration here but invited some
Evening star., 1953-10-28

FOX TERRIER, black and white male.
lost Sun. vic. Potomac. Md: Pa.
Evening star., 1953-10-28

Dietch will face disciplinary
charges for unauthorized alb
Sence when he is returned to
the school.
Father Is Puzzled.
The youths father, a school
custodian and former merchant,
said he was puzzled as to why
his son should have left the
academy. He said his only con-
clusion would be that the boy
became discouraged because ILL
ness threw him behind in his
work.
He was an honor student,
played tackle on the football
team and was a wrestler at the
Fair Lawn High School, from
which he was graduated in 1852.
Evening star., 1953-10-28

DOG, small. in the vicinity of New
Hampshire ave. and Merrimack ave-,
Md. Looks like small collie; black and
Iihnral reward 10 R-nnAh 30