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MOVING, PACKING. STORAGE

GENERAL HAULING, day or night
reasonable, rates. Free estimates
I.l:'. Ii; 6-'l2Ia 2aI4auLING local NOUN.
I NV can tn 2-1i50 after ! o IA
MOVING ACROSS THE. STREET or
az oss the country safe storage in
separate rooms: expert packing
AGF co.. INC Established 1906
MOVING SPECIALISTS: lowest rates:
MOVERS. 10. 9-333O. e
LONG GDISTANCE MOVING our spe.
moVTERs GisIET 50WS5. Jo. dsssao Easssi ''0AiT w
MOVING AND HAULING; pads and
van service; reasonable rates. H
GREENE. Ii. 4-253S. -6
MoVING-Low rates: short notice;
Call day OF night Ii 6-9342
ROYALL TRANSFER-We will move
you BY JOB JOB or So hTi n6ies Six rms. as
FnELSIAS MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. storage;
reas IA. 9-"937; ewes, RA. 3-l4I6.
ARE YOU MOVING to California or
to some other western State? Daily
service on household goods and
FORWARDING. MA. $3.50
Moving-Day or Night, Sun
Very Reas. Rates. 10. 2-1546
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APARTMENTS WANTED

COUPLE with 1q-mo. old child desires
l-bedrm. apt, furn., with day care
for child, ne, W. sect. JU. o-o429.
FREF-Landlords applicants waiting
for your turn OF unfurn apts or
houses or sublets, Wash. Va Md
LWllitel omen Z DAYS MA A-NMOl
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NAYLOR GARDENS
LOWEST MO. PAYMENT IN D. c
THREE BEDROOMS. FIRST FLOOR.
THIS IS ONE OF OUR BEST
APARTMENTS. ALSO ONE IWo-
CANT, CALL MR.. ROWLAND. LU
DRURY REALTY CORP
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BURLEITH

ASSAA4 - -
1870" 37th st. n.w.-Remodeled in
GEORGETOWN Manor; liv. rm., din.
rm., den. kit, lge. pine-paneled
room and new tiled bath in base
ment; End fir. 3 bedrmS., sleeping
porch and bath; Sl55 monthly
Call Mrs. Matthew Finn, SANDOZ
INC. 2 Dupont Circle. DU. 7-1234
COLORED-2nd ST. S.W.-5 room.
and bath: completely remodeled
house with auto. gas heat. new
range. INV. heater, asphalt tile fls.
Will rent only to refined cple. with
c'%S good record Call ma. 8-9257.
rm. brick, full bsmt., gas heat, mod
ern bath. garbage disposal; III yrs
old; modern kit: S1i5 per mo. Ia
resp party. ST. 3-3667. IS
COLORED. S.E.-BEST RENTAL
value in the city. Here are 8 brick
homes. deep lots.) Just completed
Each with , bedrms. and tile bath.
Deluxe kit. Exceptional closet space.
Gas heat. Convenient for every pur-
pose. Sample house can be seen by
For, further details. call SHANNON
d LUCHS. 1905 H ST. NV. MA.
COLORED HOUSES
AND APIS. ALL SECTIONS, OF
FICE OPEN SUNDAY. 1ST NATL
RLTY.. , THOMAS CIRCLE NV.
RE, 1-3531
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ROLLINGWOOD

RUDLINIIWUUU
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
In Rolllngwood area an attra ctively
furn. center-hall type house. Featur-
ing a lge upstairs library in addi-
tion to 3 bedrms. and . baths. A
screened porch opens of the liv
rm. in the rear and affords access
to cool, tree-shaded garden A
deep freeze and washer arr included.
gear garage INEz CUSHARD, Real
tor EN- a-4o3l .
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WESLEY HEIGHTS

Eight rooms. :! baths plus maid S
rm. and bath; recr. rm.: > lge.
screened porches. auto. gas heat.
det. gar. Under ceiling price. Care
ful tenants Call LIE 4-lS1N.
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EXTREMELY ATTRACTIVE LGE.
RAMBLER, l yr. old, loc, in Beth.
esda area; lge. liv. rm.. din. rm.,
full bedrms.. baths, modern
equipped kit. and laundry rm. /;
5000 per mo. Owner will consider
furnishing or possible sale. Call
WEAVER BROS, INC.
u. 1-s30o Ewes, EN-. 2-S496
11703 NEWPORT MILL RID.
Wheaton. Md.-Brick 2-bedrm. ram.
bier; living room with dining area;
plete electric kitchen; lot lOOx9O;
$125 month.
EIG & McKEEVER
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SHEPHERD PARK

SHEPHERD PARK
710g l4th ST.
OPEN 81
A lovely 3-bedrm. home; frst-6.
powder rm: panaled rec, rm. in
bsmt.; fin. attic; nice yd.; brick gar.
Priced to sell. Call OIL. 4-2s06 or
RA. 6-S3S6.
KIRKs REALTY CO. REALTORS
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FOXHALL XIILAGE


A distinctive house in a community
Of stabilized value close to down.
town Washington and walking dis.
tance to nearly every type Of school.
Bnt. foyer. liv: rm. with hrepl.;, din.
rm., kit. with dish washer and Ice.
scr. porch on 1st A.; 3 bedrms.,
bath. lge. sleeping porch. storage
attic; gas h., Law. in bsmt: garage.
Small down payment and terms Ike
rent. INEz CUSHARD. Realtor, EN-.
2-4232 5
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
New rambler on deep wooded lot,
81 500 Also fine new Willis msburg
Colonial with bedrm. and bath 1st
A., S3l 900. DU T-l35l or co,
5.o475. FIoRFNcE v CUIFFREpA:
MT. PLEASANT
. rms, plus 3 baths and 3 kits.
Monthly income. Sla5 plus arm.
owners apt. on lst A. Z rms, COM
pletely, furn: Kits equip. Priced
low with $4,000 down, balance in
1st and 2nd trusts. Redecora ated and
exceptionally clean. Shown by APP
pointment only. Exclusive with
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lI6s. st. Asaph St. Alex. Va.
HOTEL,

? attached bldgs.. l for sale. for
lease; "a rooms, z baths; near
YMCA and GWU. A money-maker
Clean as hounds tooth Pllce
$4,000 with $4,000 cash. SCHULZ
IER MA S-O01O -
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GEORGETOWN

GEORGETOWN
Facing park. cool red brick. tastily
furnished. is being vacated by For
eign Minister. Large combination
drawing room library. opening to
patio and garden. with magnolia
trees and fountain. dining room
seats 10, mod. kitchen, 3 bedrms.,
. baths on 2nd A.. lavatory on st
maids dressing room and bath in
basement Require discriminating
tenants Call Mrs. Matthew Finn,
SSAINSDt{GIA' SISt{I I'M" Dup'n' 'H-
s ST. N.W.-3-
story brick, 8 rms. > baths, full
bsmt.. oil heat: nice furniture: S"1n
mo Lease Mr.. BROWN. TU. p
3o3o: Sun ia 9-69l5
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CONTACT

Long established real estate broker
experienced in every phase of the
business. seeks association with
builder or promoter to expand and
develop a full. active real estate Of
fee. Box l54-K, Star
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RENT WITH OPTION
TO RITYI

Large 3-bedroom, 2-bath rambler.
attached 2-car garage; new home
never occupied; located Silver
Spring area $500 mo.
Graham & Co., JU. 5-6O1O
Ewes. & Sun. Mr.. Brown. HE. 4-5s43
ARLINGTON
Three bedrms.. 2Ha baths: pleasant
porch and garden; S185 a mo-; Lyon
Village; 1928 N. Hartford ST.. Ar
lington, Va. phone ia. T-21SO. -5
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NEAR WARDMAN PARK
: rms, 3 baths; oil heat; garage
INV Ss pHcrv An o-nn
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$4,000 down; income, $500 month.
Located south Of Fort Belvoir; con-
siSts of apis. > cabins. plus 2la
acres with lS5-foot ] front; new hot
air oil heating plant. good well. jet
pump Owner must sell. Call dav
and ewes. Vivian Coldicott.
XII S-6I12 OR XII. 9-6644
AL BAKER & SON, INC.
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1912 3rd ST. NE.
Detached brick; T rms: gas heat:
front and side porches: recreation
bsmt. with . rms; 3 garages; $125.
J0dt
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BABY SHOP NV.

BABY SHOP~ N. Nv.
Owner quotes over $4,000 yearly
business; thickly populated neigh
borhood; good shopping area. No
goodwill asked; stock and fixtures
cost over $4,000. Wonderful buy
at $4,000, for fixtures, equip
ment and at least $4,000 stock;
$4,000 cash will handle. Exclusive.
Ewes. and Sun, Sam Blanken, Ia.
9-09q5.
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500 cash will handle;
modern detached brick colonial. CEN
ter entrance, 3 good-Size bedrooms.
table space in kitchen, garage, large
screened porch; slate roof; trees,
S21,950. EARL T. WRIGHT, OIL,
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1904 MONROE ST., Colmar Manor
Md.-4-rm. and bath bungalow: .
rms. in attic; Sl00. IA. 1895
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BRIARCLIFF, 500. 800 - Charming
white brick Colonial of finest quail
ity, enjoying all the same protective
benefits as the $50, 900 homes in
this very distinguished community
q rms, > tile baths, screened porch,
garage, semifiniShed recreation rm.;
slate roof. MUST BE SOLD BEFORE
JULY 10. FRANK S. PHILLIPS. Dl
a
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MoTEL--RT. :1l. mr., Fairfax, Va;
home; all well furn. and equip; 4
acren, 450-ft. frontage; $4s.OOo.
Also other listings. o..s
1913 Lee Hwy, Arlington. Va.
MoTEL-At skylandMi,22 modern n.rTI
restaurant. All well turn; and
eauipEed, Bargain at S69'5oo' with
lood financing: 600
HILL1ARD REALTY CO, IA: s-S46S
MoTFL-Rt. II, near HarrisonbqrG.
guest aome. 9 modern cottages and
equipped. BARGAIN for quick sale.
SO, BOO: s.. 800 cash: ..
HILLIARD REALTY CO., IA. s-S46s
$4,000 CASH
Takes this home improvement busi-
ness from owner: a real .,r.1iies, m1ney-
Good loo on 14th st. NV. Box
I'LL. star. 10
ESQ GAS STATION
On busy Route 81 in olney. Md.
10000 to $4,000 gals. sold monthly
Fully stocked. S3.5VU caSh. CAL
Fulton S-2647. .
SERVICE STATION
D"alershio offered N,,.a by !9s.!nn major oil III
one Of the leading country clubs in
Mont. Co. Rent and util. furn. free
by club. Limited capital required
PERI oppor. for washing simoniZ-
ing and greasing all yr. round
Excel. income for energetic operator
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-03-27

with their tormenting Of Jews.
1t was Frederick the Great who
said: Oppression of the Jews has
never brought prosperity to any
government" And the great 10Th
century French diplomat Isaac
Cremieux once observed: eff you
persecute you make slaves; only
by declaring equal rights to all
will you make good citizens"
The masters of the Krenlin
would do well to ponder their
fate-in the light of the history of
JewrY.
We can only speculate as to the
reasons for the avowed Moscow
directed campaign against the
Jews. But it is mistake to be-
lieve that it was a sudden deci-
sion. Remember Anna Pauker?
One of the charges against the
Jewish-born one-time Rumanian
Foreign Minister was that she
helped her aged father emigrate
to Israel!
The poison potion was brew
ing even before that. American
correspondents now recall how in
1916 they encountered a Jewish
captain in the Soviet Army who
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-03-27

ragged about the anti -Semitism of
his fellow officers. The Russian
officers mockinglY called him
Able"
The Slansky trial and the doc
tors plot" formalize the cam
paign. Those who would dismiss
recent events as political maneu-
vers" should be reminded that
currying the favor of former Nazis
in Germany is a political ma
newer" Using the Jew as a
scapegoat for the failures of an
economic system is a political
maneuver." And what, if not a
political maneuver," is sacrifice
ing the Jews for Arab support of
Russia's power game?
The tragedy of Passover. 1853.
is that the bread of affliction"
with which we remember the
sufferings of the wandering chill
dren of Israel will serve as a sol.
emn reminder of a new affliction.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-03-27

A steady trickle of refugees
outlaws" from Communist ''jus-
tice"-has been seeping through
still-open cracks in the Iron Cur
tain. Their crimes? They are Jews
-Zionists.
Is it 1888 all over again? Are
the dark Biblical days of ancient
Egypt repeating themselves? Only
time can answer. But the alarming
signs that a new terror may en-
gulf the Jews of Eastern Europe
are unmistakable.
In these ominous days that may
signal the beginning of modern
Exodus. it is comforting to recall
the history of the Jews.
Crisis" It is significant. too.
that the once-mightY Egyptian
and Nazi empires crumbled to
dust when their paranoia turned
to persecution of the Jews. His
tory is replete with the names
of other empires whose destruc.
ton came about after their per-
secution of JewrY-AssYria, Baby
lonia. Rome. Their downfall was
more than coincidentallY linked
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-03-27
JACKSON, MISS.
Passover -S0viet Version
BY HAROLD EIDLIN

Copyright, 1852 Jewish Teegraphic Agency, Inc)
For the second time two decades joys mnge
with the deep Of people mourning for the of
sacrificed the altar of antiSems
OF freedom again being celebrated against bacdrop
menacng gestures by the enemies of freedom
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Produce Markets

,, Baltimore quotations supplied hv a..
onaIed ann,s states agriculture Department: tne
baskets. U. s Safsr Ss neIaSe nIndertope rt Bushel
inches up. 450: PennsyIvstnSiyam vtSiymamS; naI;c,o,.a a
Gnldsp lnGnes hsi;,,upp: up: fir quality. $3.50;
Staymans, inches up, 4.50: 5H5 incbes
apd ap; J;3ov4 sfeva;o 9o West Virginia Delicious
Yorks Syyn'Insi 81 incbes "a "a inches up. 2.65;
Potatoes-Weaker undertone II 1s
size A unwashed. PENNSYLVANIA Ksisbr
sons. soms 2;o-pound ;n sacks: So-S5; pounds
Sweet Potatoes@bn Sste1 con1ainers 5oi"2 cents
y. s: is. some washed. waXed DeiaWare
SoI9enS, 2.5O-75; Maryland and Vireinis
SS0iaenS. S00 %.7o-3.25; Puerto Ricans. 3.75-
Beans and Cabbage.
snap beans-About steady. Florida.
e,lshel she hampers. Valentines, fair to gen
Lima beans-Barely steady. Florida.
ouShel hampers, few sales, SOD, 40
Bfoccoli-Pennsylvania. crates. lbs,
:, Brussels sprouts-Barely steady New
gork' oa Long Island 16-quart crates, 300
4'%g; C. bSssems,1utf,v baeserdiHg to quality; n,
ssskess paeted locally yeafs1 Pennsy2ss RSShsl
0o1g0qnd dsTTofs SACKS 6nndG Danish: few, 90; 90
-, Caulifiower-Slightly stronger. Crates.
rs | and a, q large New York, Long Island,
Celery y-cabbage-New Jersey, apple
Florida, ; dozens 4.25S4 so. e1O"'
Cucumbers-Firm buShel baskets
Florida, 3.00-3.55; ordinary to fair
quality, 1.50-2.5O
Essplant-About steady: Florida.
ouShel baskets, 1851 90; fair quality
Endive-Slightly weaker. Florida 1 1/9
bushel crates, ! 90.
Escarole-Slightly weaker. Florida
! /9-bushel crates, 1.25-l5O
Greens--Bushel baskets and hampers
nearby all types mostly 70.
Poultry Quotations.
Poultry-Market quiet. A light VOL
ume OF fresh stock consisted mainly OF
turkeys that brought 46- cents for hens
ryovers exceeded a very lieht huying
interest. zoo few sales to quote prices
Grain Market
Flour-Receipts, 2,S42 100-pound
Wheat-Receipts. 1851 bushels:
shipments, A. 352 bushels; stocks. $685.
lao l4G bushels: No red winter sarlicky.
Nc. 3 2.03.
Corn-Receipts. none: shipments.
% 9e;i96 bushels: stocks, 5,469SG5
oats-Receipts. 1890 bushels: ship
Barlev-Receipts. none: shipments
more: stocks. 12l,3o1 bushels.
Rye-Receipts. 1000 bushels: snip
ments. none stock, 1904 bushels.
Sovbeans-Receipts- 53,n76 bushels:
shipments, none: stocks lS2. bushels
Millfeed-Recei2ts. 30 tons.
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Chicago Grain

CHICAGO. Dec. LP.-An grains
except corn scored moderate. advances
IT IT ad 1airiS active active dealings on the Board
Trends at the start were mixed. After
opening sales had been put through, the
b ae mGyea anead Wneat was aered
OF advancing prices. Oats receiveG sup
port on. news Of limited Government
Wheat near the end of the first hour
!. lower TO =. higher, December. 55ia 2;
beans: | to. . higher, January, ,I.03; 2,
pounds s 6is6;sri 6hs6;li December. Ir i7,S5;
uation the Agriculture Department said
Prices are likely to advance enough
tc encourage farmers to sell wheat COW
cree py purchase agreements. or to re-
ioan." This prediction was made oespite
sharply reduced export demand.
The agriculture Department also an
nounced that beginning tomorrow it will
make limited quantity of its wheat
available for export outside the Inter-
national Wheat Agreement quota The
IVA wheat On Thursday similar sys-
TEN is expected for -four.
tenn: out i was felt 5here might be a
fairlS Gn sizable KalIe demand for flour.
credit cSTp Inventory ae 6f oats tofat
SH3 million bushels, down l64 900
bushels from the previous week. This
it was felt the CCC might have 10 pur-
chase. this grain for It's emergency
drought relief program.
The 9ea eats Eats Inventory inventory contrasts With
246. 600 bushels of wheat
Holland bought a small quantity of
ffoSbssrs; foStnI ;n over r,I the week end minor
Corn could get nowhere early as It was
felt more cash corn would soon be cf-
tered bv the country. Receipts today
tOtaled 1S2 cars
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Dividends Announced

NEW YORK, Dec. Z LP.-Dividends
announced: Pc Stock of Pay
Rate. riod. record. able.
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Steel Makers Study
Marriage Figures as
Keyto Future Demand
By The Associated Press

CLEVELAND, Dec. THE
steel induStry's thoughts have
turned to weddings in the mid
1960's as possible key to busi-
ness bliss.
For the mid 1960's, Steel Mag
azine said yesterday, is expected
to see a surge in marriages and
these in turn should increase de-
mand for steel.
The Woodworking weekly ex-
planned that when a family is
formed, it creates Immediately a
need for steel products in its
nome, yard and perhaps garden.
AS children come along. there's
need for metal toys and addi-
t1onal furniture. An extra auto
mobile may be needed for the
growing family.
Right now, said Steel. the
number of family formations is
declining because people of mar
rlageable age were born in the
depression of the 1905 when
the birth rate dipped.
The rate climbed from 1910 to
l943 before dropping in 1914 and
l945 and rising upward from
there on. Persons born in those
first four years will start reach
ing marriageable age about 1860
When an increase in families
comes, Steel said, the industry's
present capacity of 100 million
net tons of steel a year will not
be enough. It takes time to add
capacity, and that's why the steel
men are looking at the marriage
potential now.
Until the 1960s, Steel said. re-
auctions and seasonal f1uctua-
tlonS IN steel production will not
be uncommon. Supply has over
taken demand. and the seasonal
factor has returned to buying.
Last week the production rate
dropped half point to 81 per
cent of capacity for a weekly
yield of 1861, $3.50 net tons. low
est this year. Steel magazines
price composite on finished steel
dropped from $115.18 to $114e5
a ton and the scrap composite
went from $34.67 to $34.33.
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Business Briefs

Food Fair Stores, Inc. an
nounced it has purchased Carrs
Markets, operator of 19 super
markets in Florida. Food Fair
now has a total of 19l units in
the chain from New York to
Florida.
FaiFchild Engine e. Airplane
announced plans to buy sub
stantially all of the assets" of the
Speed Control Corp, Wickcliffe
Ohio.
Allied Stores Corp. in 12
months ended October 81 earned
$12.208,650 or $5.1O a share VS.,
$40, ,103,414 or $4.13 in 1852.
Marathon Corp. in year ended
october 81 earned $5,844,726 or
$1.55 a share VS.. $8,125, ,694 or
$2.18 in 1852.
Kansas City Southern Rwy. in
III months ended October 81
earned $5,389,387 or $3.50 q
share VS.. $5,1O4,S9O or 1892 in
1852 period.
Eastern Utilities Associates in
IL months ended October 81
earned $2,519.702 or $2.55 a
share VS.. $2,299 1882 or $2.32 in
1852. 49,
Bulolo Gold Dredging Ltd. in
year ended May 81 earned So
435,l or $244 a share VS.. ST.
o98, ,468 or $1.60 in 1852.
Aidens. Inc. in 40 weeks ended
november 6 earned $954,475 or
1888 share VS.. $521,517 or Slit
in 1852 period.
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Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO. Dec. 4 Up, (UsDA>.--sal-
2o,l 90 higher on butchers; mostly 81
higher on sows: most choice lSQ-.70
pounds 23.75-24.25; several loads choice
190-220 pounds at 24.35-24. 81: few
.SO-3ln pounds, 23.50-.,3. .65: most $50
55O-pound sows, 19.50-.1 so; a few
lighter weights. 21.15; early clearance.
Salable cattle. $1,000: calves, 1000;
slow; steers largely 50-75 tower but
market uneven: instances steady TO as
much as 100 lower: prime Sreers as a
rule showing least change; neifers weak
10 mostly % lower: cows steady to 25
lower; bulls and vealers steady: few
loads average prime to high-prime steers,
2S 100000: bulls high choice and prime,
25.a0-2S.25; most good and choice steers,
10 0Q-25.00; low commercial steers SELL
ing down to 400: choice to low p-jme
heifers, 21.50-24. 90: several .cads held
above 25 90; good to low-choice heiferS,
1t.00-21 90; utility and commercial cows,
Q 15-13.50: Gamers and cutters. 500
9.75: utility and commercial bulls. u so
400 commercial to. choice vealerS,
If.0o-23 90: Gull and utility, 600
salable sheep: $500; active, slaughter
lambs. $3.50 higher; slaughter sheep
about steady: most good and choice
wcoled SLAUGHTER lambs. 1S.O)-i9.5O: a
few lots choice and prime. 1a.15-20.50
most Gull to low GOOD, 10.0o-11 90:
mostly choice 1901 0S-pound lap1bs with
fall. shorp pelts, 1850 Gull to choice
slaughte- ewes, b.0O-7.O0.
Evening star., 1953-12-07
Stocks Down Slightly
In Heavier Tradinq;
Changes Fractional
BY the Assoeiated Press

NEW YORK. Dec. z. The
stock market was slightly lower
today with major groups moving
irregularly.
Fractions either way covered
the movement of leading issues.
The pace Of trading stepped
up.
Here is the way major sections
moved:
Higher-Aircrafts. oils.
Lower - Coppers, chemicals,
railroads.
Mixed-Steels. motors.
Steady-Utilities. airlines, ra-
dios-televisions.
Kern County Land was active
and a fraction higher. Among
other gamers were American
Woolen, United States Steel,
Goodrich and United Aircraft.
Lower stocks included Chesa-
peake & Ohio, Paramount Pic
lures, Consolidated Edison, Du
Pont, Westinghouse Electric,
General Electric, American To-
bacco, Bethlehem Steel, Chrysler
and National Distillers.
A block of $500 shares of
American Telephone moved un-
changed at 15712. block of
4,500 shares of Seaboard Rail-
road sold at 4134. off "a, and
5000 shares of Packard sold UP
Is at 4.
Corporate bonds were higher
in a selective manner. Govern
ment securities in the over the
counter market were slightly
higher.
Evening star., 1953-12-07
New York Produce

NEW YORK, Dec Z QPl.-(USDA,-
Butter firm. Wholesale prices on bulk
cartons freshl. Creamery, 93 score (AA)
61h-61l2 cents. 81 score tAl, 66sA -67.
80 score OBJ. 66-66I4. 50 score tCl
Cheese unsettled. Wholesale sales.
American cheese (whole milk. Ched-
dars. fresh. Al AZ cents. Cheddars. aged,
49-52 cents. Single daisies. fresh, 41A-
~. Single daisies, aged, $685. Flats,
pounds, 40la-44h. Domestic swiss
tsingle wheels Grade A. 52-53l2.
Grade "B" 50-51Ha Grade &C" 46-4S,
Egg prices unsettled. Receipts tone
day., 3l.7S1. New York spot quota
tions, based largely on exchange trading.
follow: MidweStern: Mixed colors: Extras
(47 pounds 52-5312; extras large (45
pounds 81 l-52l2; extras medium, 45-47 !;
smallS, 42-44; standards large 1880;
dirties' 43-46; checks 43-44. whites
Extras az pounds. 521a-53la; extras
large 90 pounds. 81 -53l2: extras me-
dunn, 46l2-47i2. Browns; Extras az
pounds, 52-53h; extras large AS
pounds, 50-52l2: extras medium, 46-
41l2.
Nearby: Whites: Top quality ~
pounds, 52-53la: mediums 47-l2 As;
smalls. 43-44,, Browns: Top quality
al pounds, .52-53l2: mediums, 47-47ta;
SmallS 43-44.
Evening star., 1953-12-07

Hourly Sales on the Exchange
tl:0U am $40 600 IL noon $50 600
Zoo p.m 7So COO 2:uOpm 600 600
tUnit of trading 10 shares sIn bank.
ruptcy or receivership OF being reorgan.
lzeo under the Bankruptcy Act or secur.
Itles assumed by such companies Rates
OF dividends in the foregoing table are
annual disbursements based on the last
quarterly or semiannual declaration
Unless otherwise noted special or extra
dividends are not included cid Called
Ex dividend xr Ex rights. q Also extra
or extras b, Annual rate plus stock div
tdend Declared or paid in 1853 Plus
stock dividend Paid last year I Pay
able in stock estimated cash value on
ex-diyidend date. e Paid or declared so
far this year Declared or paid after
stock dividend or splitup Declared or
paid this year an accumulative issue
with dividends In arrears p Paid this
year dividend omitted deferred OF no
action taken at last dividend meeting
Declared Or paid in 1852 plus stock
dividend y LiQuidating dividend wi When
issued, kids Redistribution. vd When
distributed.
Evening star., 1953-12-07
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. Dec. z GP.-Cotton fu-
lures continued to ease during the fore
noon today. Some traders liquidated
contracts in expectations of a higher
Government cotton crop on Tuesday
Some further hedging was also in evil
dence. Most Of the activity centered in
old crop months.
Exporters said there was a little pick
UP in foreign inquiry for United States,
but overall the situation was termed
quiet. 1t was reported that the Export
Import Bank had signed an agreement
with the Bank Of Japan relative to pre-
viously announced $50 million loan for
the purchase of United States cotton by
Japan. The loan will become operative
as soon as ARRANGEMENTS are completed
was said
Noon prices were UNCHANGED to so
cents a bale lower than the previous
close. December 32.SU, March 33.05
and May 1920.