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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-06-24

young daughter or of his pride in
Israel
The memory of that visit brings
back reflections of another star
we met on our trip, and from
whom we have heard no public
utterances, and who should have
been vocal on her return to this
country and that is Vivian Blaine,
the musical comedy star
We met Vivian in the Dan Hotel
in Tel Aviv :. She seemed to en-
joy Israel with delightful inten-
sity It was wonderful thing
to see the petite blond actress fit
back to the hotel after a tour, ter
ribly excited over what she had
seen Her eyes shone Her
breath was agitated -.
There had been no notice of a
theatrical engagement and we
wondered what Miss Blaine was
doing in Israel, so one afternoon
when she was in the hotel gift
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-06-24

was the basis for all this public
ity, and l am completely over
whelmed by the mans capacity to
absorb all that now seems to flow
from him since that visit -.
According to the information
which I received, the Jessel party
spent only a few days in Israel,
and according to my unflinching
eye a great portion of that time
was expended in the King David
Hotel where my party also stop
ped There we would see
George, his daughter, and his Sec
rotary very much concerned with
telephone calls, and arrangements
in general, with George very
busy wondering if he were being
noticed
Jessel is man of short stature
Tanned, but ageing so that
one wonders if his top hair is his
own However, of one thing
there is no doubt and that is his
sincerity of his devotion to his
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-06-24

venturous experience" under the
guidance and direction of an out
standing educator and youth
worker. The Popkins also pointed
out that the Tours purpose is to
train young people for leadership
roles in the community and to
''inspire the members with a will
ingness to learn and to serve; to
instill in youth feeling for and
better understanding of the
peoples of the world in which we
live; and to afford youth a first
hand opportunity to appreciate
the wonder and the glory of the
development of world civiliza-
TONS"
This years Tour will return TO
New York on Sept. 7 after having
visited lie Havre. Paris. Mar
seilies. Haifa. Malaria. Tiberias.
Kfar Gileadi. Tel Aviv. Negev.
Jerusalem. Piraeus. Naples. Sor-
rento. Amalfi Pompeii. Isle of
Capri. Rome. Florence. Venice.
Interlaken. Lucerne. Geneva. Lon.
don. Shakespeare country. Canter-
bury and Southampton.
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MuAM@...
By Ethel Teddy" MOscovitz

Hendersonville, N. c. The talk
among the Miamians who are vacation
ing here is over the showing of film in
their home town which was made by
George Jessel and his young daughter
during their visit to Israel last summer
There is also talk about his book on
Israel which the star of stage and screen
has recently published :. No one seems
to have read the book We hear re-
ports upon what they are saying -.
I have not read Jessel's book, nor have
I seen his pictures, but did see George
in Jerusalem during his visit there which
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-06-24
CONSUL INVESTIGATES
ARAB DESTRUCTION

JERUSALEM, (JTA)-William
Cole, American consul general in
Jerusalem, climbed up the Mount
of Olives to see with his own eyes
the destruction of the Jewish GEM
etery on that Jordan-held height.
Mr.. Cole first had his vice-con-
sui visit the site. When the latter
reported that the cemetery had
been desecrated and all tomb
stones removed, Mr.. Cole decided
to see for himself.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-06-24

S41Op Ike oil Tie Quiet COUr1SCS
"ooh-ing" and ah-ing" over the
showcases of beautiful Yemenite
jewelry and the exquisite Israel
art work, we asked her if she
would take minute to explain
the object of her visit
Miss Blaine tugged at the little
knitted cap which she wore dur
ing the day to conceal the pin
curls which encircled her head !. :.
took a deep breath and with
her graceful hands motioned back
the good-looking man who ac-
companied her everywhere, and
who had made a gesture in an eff
fort to answer our question :.
"You see," she said, Il am Cath
olic My husband is Jewish,
and we both are interested in
what is taking place here We
have heard so much about what
the Zionists have done that we
came to see for ourselves And
it is wonderful what the Zionists
have done on the land and just
everywhere You know, the
Christian people are just as inter-
ested in what is taking place here
as you are r.. And it is just won
derful! l.. We are very much i'm
pressed :"
And Vivian went on and on and
bubbled over . I don't think she
ever stopped talking about Israel.
These are all memories of last
years vacation This year,
visiting with young man who
was our daughters guide on her
1854 trip through Israel, and who
has come to spend the summer
here as counselor at Camp Blue
Star as we'll as to receive medical
attention for an injury sustained
while he was a fighter with the
Hagannah, 1 learned that Israel
still needs American workers as
we'll as American tourists &.
Then 1 bethought myself of the
American and European engineers
we met in Metullah, in the Call
lee, who were earning many of
Israel's much-needed dollars
working on the vital Huleh area
remembered seeing Kellogg's
cornflakes and Heinz's ketchup,
which we had not seen since we
had left the U. S. Here they
were in secluded boarding house
on. the Israel-Syrian border t.. i.
Such pains did the Israel govern
ment take to make its hired skill
ed personnel happy! :. So ter
ribly did they need them! i.
It is times like these that you
realize that a vacation in Israel
is more than visit . What you
do or say afterwards becomes an
expression of faith as it did
with Vivian Blaine, George Jessel
and with little people like me {. . :.
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Blue Star Tour to Israel
Leaves on July End

The annual student Tour Europe and Israel
by Blue Hendersonve N ca will
End Quebec Canada when the of six students
Gainesville Fla
SIS CASTEI. FELICE for a 68-day tour abroad.
Evening star., 1955-02-20

ROCKVILLE WESTEND. Open 2-5;
vacaIt-3,bedrm.. 2;yr-old brick
transp:; no dn. payt. GI: SO, 500.
:, LOS Y BEALL AVE, ia. e-o396.
for nonvet. Assume OF loan on this
lovely 3-bedrm.- Twinbrook home.
$1,000 cash. no 2nd trust. BRIDGES
q ePENFEE 20. 2-437&: sundays.
Evening star., 1955-02-20
CHAPMAN REALTY

COLORED = VACANT = 1917 H Sc.
Sc. Open Sunday. 2-dark. Brick,
redecorated, beautiful; 8 large rms.
plus 3 inclosed heated porches,
kits, 2 baths New Bryant gas fur
mace. DON BLAIR, RA. 6-9400 or
Evening star., 1955-02-20
CARROLL, KNOILS

CARROLL KNOLLS
q approved, - Sls;soo; ;., -, S.bedroon z. t,ss
expandible second floor. Veterans
need only small down payment Il
buy this outstanding value. ou
asqrss nrn e ags os pssser psst fS5es: % so glen
WOODED IA ACRE
Beautiful Hillandale., Charming bricl
Cape Cod home with unusually larg,
rooms throughout. Sep. din. room
sonsd fs Ra.hs Ss SCI onp P0rsas 5S} paEsl
New Hampshire ave. ext. past lillian.
dale School: turn left on Chalmers
SPLIT LEVEL-$24,950
lSas syeiy Rsss s4i, rd v Hlandal: lm Sep TFH, Gh
rm. with Fr,. doors to private porch
pc luxe kitchen, 3 large bedrooms
2 baths. Built-in garage, space fol
recreation room. Out New Hamp-
shire ave. ext. past Hillandals
School. turn left. on Chalmers I'd. ]
block to Royal rd.. left to Woodmooi
1858 sss II 'CisREsTHAvEN DIR.
S21,5O0. 3-bedroom brick rambler
with separate din. room. Beautifully
situated In picturesque setting. .ol
lovely trees; Out New Hampshir,t
. turn turn left on Scrssthaven DR.. to WOOD, WOOD.
moor Open sign.
ALL HOMES OPEN l-6
Woodmoor Agency, Inc.
JU. 9-5555 Realtors
Evening star., 1955-02-20
-AoNTeoMERY COUNTY

ssnsefshaiI colonisi. iHSoqsi3n-f1fi .siss. fHom
NH. 3 bedrms., 2h baths. sun
deck, large screened porch, living
rm. with mirrored fireplace; dining
rm., recreation rm. and large
ssSti0nsl sSs features; s:,,I Sisn,ss III Ca
BETHESDA, S1i,750-3-bedrm. ram
bier; dining alcove, iiv. .rm., kit.
and bath: immac; cond.: low down
payment. OIL. 4-1os9. No brokers.
$4,000. White brick Colonial. Lge.
liv. rm. with fireplace. din. rm.. kit.
bedrm. and bath on 1st f.; 2 extra
OWNER. OIL. 2-44l7. No agents,
BETHESDA, wYNGATE 2-yr.eold
expansible brick Cape Cod: porch;
fun basement; large corner lot; conv:
81, schools: as4ess Sale by OWNER; sl6s.sG5o' ssG
BETHEspx,t near Naval Medical-Red
brick. 3 bedrms.. u baths. screened
porch. fenced yard. S22 500. I'M
mediate poss. OIL. 4-2663 or OIL.
KENssiSGToN; IlssISS;N s,a.15o. G1 $500 % din.
Cape Cod. compi. redecor. iee.
liy. rm.. with firepl., sep. din. rm.,
kit, bedrm. and bath on Ist A.,
2 lge. bedrms., up; full daylight
bsmt. with outside entr,; gas heat,
from bus: watkins distance S e
REALTY Co, INC. JU. 1850.
BETHESDA. by owner-Three-bedrm.
rambler, facing park; Ia baths, >
fireplaces, l in bsmt;, rec, rm-; sun
Lf-Isx ~t1a
@ disposal f'esssd sss5o6 n 7o1s SswssnsT Braeburn
BfTHRsDA. Ri HRs Aa-Gsas sssi Bellview dr.-pis-
tinguished Locust Hill Estates. Open
z, to g. First Offering dI. Only
81 S,s.o 300. 3-bedrm', a.5ath brick
an exceptional buy. Out Wis. ave.
4-S3S3, LO, 4-s3O7.
Observation-Disclosures rambler with
din. rm.. liv. rm., bedrms., 2 baths.
electric . kit. For sale by OWNER.
BETHEsDA. Naval Hospital area-yA
approved at .S14.775: 3-bedrm., brick
rambler: full bsmt.: sep. din. rm.; !;
complete electric kitchen; OPEN
I'll dark. Out Wis. ave. past hos
sf end and left OF On sunni summit s ave- = % aSHo An
thony st left to 4205. NIcHoL-
BRADLEY BLVD. AREA--A beautiful
rambler. on approx. 1-acre, land
scaped lot: gracious floor plan; 3
kit, huge ground-level rec. rm., 2
patios: 2-car garage. Sunday call
Wo; 6-0307. daily til 8 pm. EN-
2-74o0. METzLER REALTOR. 5022
sSSokMoNr. SSa5i rs, OFF MACARTHUR -
Clean, 3-bedrm. brick Cape Cod;
bedrm.. LIST floor, Center-hall plan
ydtah Tta separate a ssnias es
Sest; s17, 300. 'essen 81. en45ss; 0sE.'sl NE. s.
1881. weekdays. JOHN HOKE. 80
BURNT MILLS HILLS ESTATE
Conservative estimates place re-
production cost at not less than
$4,000; Sas;t,oo;r The price is $4,000.
ons asuss ens ever Sf the oeTed @Sst
nificent Colonial residence on three
gorgeous acres Of land. Spacious
center-hall plan with huge rooms and
wonderful closets. Includes FIVE
bedrooms and THREE baths on
second floor, Entire property in
LIPS DI. 7-141l. Ewes. Wo; g.
CHEyyiY CHASE vIEw-4-bedroom,o .
bath brick Cape Cod; kitchen with
table space; full basement; leaving
toTns must sell. Call OWNER. oL.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-pet., brk. ram-
rm.. Q baths: stone patio: lot so It.
wide; garage: in the lovely Ridge
creek Park: price. $50, $50: eve.
Realtor. MA. s-o753.
HOUSES SALE-MD. tcont.l
Evening star., 1955-02-20
RAFFELL REAL ESTATE
CARROLL KNOLLS

CARROLL KNOLLS
2-bedroom brick rambler; fireplace
ll-to-wall carpets in liv. rm. and
din. rm.: bsmt.; fenced. level lot.
$l4.950.
GARRETT PARK
4-bedrm. brick Colonial: ga baths:
finished rec. rrn. with firepl: ga
rage; $1,000 below VA appraisal;
ROCKVILLE
4-bedrm. rambler; bsmt.: fenced lot.
/ blk. to school S1l, 200.
ROCKVILLE
2-unit brick apt; zoned 1st COM
rirercial; income $1,000 per year.
Price, S17,750. Assume 1st trust
Of $1,000. Will consider small
N WOODMoORE
New 3-bedrm., ,2-bath brick rambler: !:
full din. rm.: bsmt.; garage; off,
street parking; S27,750.
OFFICE OPEN SUNDAY
1915 Georgia Ave. Parking In Rear.
CLAUDE WOOD, Realtor. JU. $1,000
Evening star., 1955-02-20
KENSINGTON
&65 MO To CT
KENWOOD
A LARGE HOME

A very distinctive all-brick.
custom built in 1910. 1-owner
home near Kenwood Country
First a. has lse, paneled en-
trance hall; powder rm.: lge.
heated solarium that doubles
as q screened porch in sum-
mer; 14x29 living rm. with
ing rm.; wonderful kit. with
ample breakfast space.
The 2nd q. offers master
hedrm. suite with adjoining
dressing rm. and bath and ige.
paneled study with fireplace
and bockshelyes; 2 other bed
rms, and 2 more baths. 2
sun decks Wonderful closet
and storage space.
Bsmt., ground-level in front,
has rec rnl, with fireplace;
maids rm.; Ia baths, 2
storage rms. and very lge.
workshop.
Att. 3-car gar. on 1st-fi.
level 120x100 Handicapped lot.
Listing 1-22S.
Priced to sell now as the
owner no longer needs such
Colonel Breckenridge, TIE. g.
FREDERICK W. BERENs
SALES, INC.
Evening star., 1955-02-20
KENSINGTON

NG1NO1lN1 YIN
AND SURROUNDING AREA
IRAMBLER-S1o,5o0 CT. no money
down, S71 mo. 2 bedrms., garage
CAPE tfPese coD@s1e.s5o. Ssro 4 bedrms., full
R.AMBLER-S14,500, 8 bedrms.. lge
kit. picture windows in bsmt. Loi
50x223 Garrett Park).
CAPE COD-S14,750, 8 bedrms., 1h
baths, din; Em., fireplace. bsmt.'
BRICK CAPE CoD-S16,5OO. 8 bed
rms. din. rrn., bsmt., screened porch,
fenced yard tParkwood).
BRICK RAMBLER-SI7, $50. Ideal
for doctor or dentist. Large corner
lot, 3 bedrms.. bsmt., earage. Terms
.arranged (Glenmont Hilisl.
TWO-STORY BRICK-$lS,500. lge
corner lot. 8 bedrms., all-elee. kit,
bsmt., rec. rm., awning covered
RooMY OLDER HoME-s1s,75o. s
bedrms.. ? baths, bsmt., modern
throughout, gas h.-w.h. Open to
BRICK RAMBLER-s1e $50 3 bed
rms, din. rm.. fireplace. bSmt.. deep
freeze, storm windows; terms ar
Take your pick and call Lo. 5-2soo
It'll 2 pm.
Higgins & Harrison, Inc.
RaaitnrS
Evening star., 1955-02-20
N Il SUBURBAN. EN-. 2-g4O0
IL WISCONSIN AVE. NV.
BETHESDA

1904 W. PARKHILL DR..
niaI on beautiful lot facing park:
reception hall, liv. rm, fireplace,
large screened porch. din. rm. with
picture window, modern equipped
kitchen. powder room, breakfast
room; 2nd A., 3 large bedrms. and
2 baths. maids room and bath, at
Dir: wis. A; ave. to Cedar lane, T i
blk, left on w. Parkhill.
STANFORD REALTY co.
HE. 4-S737 OIL. 4-45S0
Evening star., 1955-02-20
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

RARE OPPoRTUNITY-rovn resi,
dence. centrally located IN La Plata
Nd. Eleven rooms. 2 large porches
bath: town water. electricity; ;Es re-
tion, Beautiful trees, shrubbery
garden. garage. utility building, la.
acre lot. 200-ft. street frontaRe
$l5,so9, LEONARD sNrDER, tel
Evening star., 1955-02-20
OPEN SUM-, Q TO 8
ARGYLE CLUB ESTATES
1O0l5 TENBROOK DR..

OPEN SUM-, Q TO 3
ARGYLE CLUB ESTATES
10015 TENBROOK DR.
$3.50 DOWN--30-YR. LOAN
GI approved, S14,550: modern fully
det. brk., 6 nice size rms, center
hall plan. full bsmt; close to ele-
mentary schools. Dir: Out Coles
vile I'd. to Forest Glen rd.. left
to Tenbrook dr., right to open
sign.
SILVER SPRING
61l FORSTON DR..
A. most appealing modern det. brk.
home with 1St hr. powder rm.. lge.
ltv. rm.. sep. din. rm. and den on
1st FIR: 3 good bedrms. on End fir.;
rec. rIn.. gas heat: conv. to Langley
PIX. shopping area; price reduced;
owner leaving city. Inspect today.
lane. left 4 blks. to Forston dr.. left
to open sign.
SILVER SPRING
1924 OLD BLADENSBURG RID.
slate roof. only only a lew years Van Old. Old.
Popular center ent plan, lge.
rms, LIST Or. powder rm., rec. rm.
and "a bath, In bsmt. with outside
entr.; only blk. from Eastern
Suburban Jr. High School: owner
trans. overseas.
HUGH T, PECK
CITIZENS BANK BLDG.
1850 New Ramp. Ave, HE. 4-6400
Evening star., 1955-02-20
JESSUPS-S6.000

-bedrm. rambler, situated on larg,
lot, near Baltimore freeway.
bargain In Q growing community
Call Mr.. Bury, DU. 7-2995: ewes.
HA. 2-3346. SPARKS AGENCY
REALTORS, -22
Evening star., 1955-02-20
HOUSES FOR sALE--s.W.

coLoRED-NvEsToRs' DELI0HT;
. complete apts.:. S177 income per
month: separate heat. WA. 7-72lo.
Evening star., 1955-02-20
ROCKVILLE
S14,300

Assume Gil loan and move
into comfortable 3-bedroom
rambler on large fenced COR
ner lot. Entertaining will be
fun In the beautiful recreation
room. School is only l block
away. OPEN AT / PM.
SUNDAY. Drive out Viers Mill
rd., turn right on Woodburn
to home at 312 Woodburn DIR.
LEE FREW PLATT. Ju.
9-701S, HE. 4-7547.
Evening star., 1955-02-20
aS0s BRUNETTE AVE.

OPEN SUNDAY, / TIL
Lovely Silver Spring 3-bedroom
home; liv. rn.. din. rm.. kit. with
table space, inelosed heated porch: !:
GI contract. RoBT. L. LoWERY.
Evening star., 1955-02-20
HOLMEAD, Realtor
III q f-s.nH an
SILVER SPRING

SILVER SPRING
This beautiful home, open today, ]
to ). 1906 Piney Branch rd. Brick.
3-bedrm. rambler. Large living rrn.,
separate dining rin., lovely equipped
kitchen, Ia baths. paneled recrea-
ton rm, Excellent location across
from school. Priced right.
FLETCHER & COSTELLO
JU. S-s6S1 Ewes, 10. 4-5007
Evening star., 1955-02-20
Chevy Chase Rambler
1921 w. GREENVALE PKWY

-
7021 w. GREENvALE PKWY.
ogsn sunday, ~, l;s; S,, THREE LEE BED 59
3 YEARS OLD AND CLOSE TC
BUS AND GRAPE sCHo0L, Larst
beautiful private screened porch,
kitchen with dishwasher, disposal
and table space. FULL BASEMENT
WITH LARGE REC. RM. SPACE
WITH FIREPLACE. Large lot. COM
pletely fenced with brick fireplace
for o outdoor psr parties ,s. v, IW0IGAR I ga
offer. $50. 800.
To reach: From Chevy Chase Circle
east on Western ave. about ! mi. to
Pinehurst parkway, left 2 short
blocks to Greenvale and left TO
W. D. WRIGHT
h09I WIS Ave EN- H-k600 till n
Evening star., 1955-02-20
Pn+hoCIo

Bethesda
3-bedrm. brick Colonial: storage
shade trees. walk to school. bus and
all stores. Asking under $50, 900.
Open Sunday, LIB. Wis. to Mont
gomery, left to West lane. right to
North lane. right to 1890. EN-.
2-22l6.
Merryfield g. Woods
Evening star., 1955-02-20
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
$795 DOWN
HOME PLUS INCOME

ISL 18th St Sc
Open Sunday. ! to 5 PM.
Lovely Groom brick home, incloset
porches plus lovely front porch. Oh
heat plus lovely basement apart.
ment with private front entrance
Stop by early. -
BAUCOM REALTY co.
Ma. S-1260 RA. 3-2003
Evening star., 1955-02-20
BETHESDA
OPEN SUNDAY / TO s

CT APPROVED, S2o,30O. Entrance
foyer, large living room with fire.
place, TV room, large dining room,
nook, ist-foor powder room. Four
bedrooms, l bath up. Stairs to
fioored attic. Warm basement with
"a bath and workroom; oil heat;
fenced lot, SOx120. Walking dis
tance :. Lourdes.. Lynbrook. B-CC,
NH, stores and Transportation. .
Rotedale. right to 1926.
Evening star., 1955-02-20
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
e7o2 WoopLANp or.

oPEN suNpAY. i III 8
Silver spring-Four,bedroom briei
din. rm. ail-elec. kit, screened
porch; fun bsmt.; nr. shopping anc
schools.
Directions: Georgia ave. to Forest
Glen rd., right ] blk. to woodland.
right to house. ROBT. L. LOWERY
JU. o-q20g.
Evening star., 1955-02-20
Ii. B-bST7
.ORED|BARUAIN
$66 MONTH

LOVELY ROW BRICK HOME. .
Kitchens, baths. ideal for home
and income. live rent free. VA ap-
praised $4,000.
Evening star., 1955-02-20

BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS
Contemporary split-level in excellent
condition.: liv. rm. 1892, separate
din. rm.. dtshwasher, disposal. break
bedrms.. 2 baths: lge. bsmt. with
tile floor. Spacious. clean, bright
rooms. Immediate possession.
CHEVY CHASE SCI, SOC
2 ROOMS. 2 BATHS
Somerset School area-Charming
home: huge denr lge. bedrms.. big
closets, recreation rm. in bsmt., att.
sarage. GI approved.
TOWN a. SUBURBAN, EN-. 2-9400
4S11 WISCONSIN AVE. NV.
Evening star., 1955-02-20

LIST Offering Of ultramod. 6-rm. cor
ner brick; beaut. full bsmt, gas
heat Near schools, shopping. VERY
EASY TERMS! tout Benning rd.,
turn right on Z ST.
CALL DI. 7-0713 ANY TIME
Evening star., 1955-02-20

one@of these real beauties. VA ap.
proved. Only S67.50 per mo. f.
Yes, you can live in marvellous
home way cheaper than rent. Come
and see o real place. Mr.. Jones
COX q CO.. RE. T-1633; ewes.
ia Q-0k21
Evening star., 1955-02-20

CLEFT FROM soUSA BRIDGE)
Dst; brick. cust9m-euilt a home; 3, ss,, beau
mod. bath. 1st FIR. with COM
pletely finished bsmt.. beautifully
developed, incl. mod. bath and kit.
Other features too numerous to
mention.
Evening star., 1955-02-08
Chicago Groin

CHICAGO. Feb. $ LR.--Grains drifted
lower on the Board Of Trade today in. Q
market distinguished by very careful
trading upon the part of professional
operators.
The resignation Of Premier Malenkov
of Russia attracted a good deal Of atten-
tion from local traders but. in the ao-
sence Of any idea of what It's signihcance
might be. had no influence on the mar
ket.
Prices were down around cent at the
start and scored a little rebound. This
upturn lacked vieor.
Wheat near the end of the first houl
was la-lh lower. March, S2.2IF Va; corn
unchanged to "a lower, March Il 81 %
sGsa: rye UNCHANGED to / cent lowei
March, Sl..l9+; sjypeans unchanged tc
/ cent lower, March. $3.50, and lafo
unchahged TO le cents hundred pouno'
lower. Match. $3.50.
western winter wheat belt overnight anc
the fiyc-day outlook foreSaw no precipi.
tation except for the CHANGE OF scattereo
light rains over Eastern Oklahoma
Trade reports said negotiations were
tons tons OF Of wheat. Japan bought 3,730,0Ol
bushels OF Pacific Coast white wheat
overnight but that had no influence or
the market as this type ,oi wheat is not
hedged in the futures pit
the opening selloff as cash corn receipts
fell of sharply to 81 cars. But there
was only mild demand from industries
and from shipping interests, Oats fol-
slightly easier tone early in soy
bean oil bad an adverse s nn,lN influence ,,o on
e nues ss 70 s ss ss sEm IN erce RoS
bring out considerable selling Of cash
beans.
Evening star., 1955-02-08
Dividends Announced
SALES

NEW YORK, Feb. LEo. - Dividends
| announced:
Evening star., 1955-02-08
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO. Feb. 8 B CUSDA)-Salabls
hogs 10000: trade uneven but generally
steady to strong on butchers and sows;
trade slow; most choice 10000 Ii
sSsefs sSose er choice NO. mGs snd srades
23O-a6O lb 6.35-1 90; 26O-330 Il
I550-I8.35: o few decks up to $50 ID
down to l525; mos most so sogs Sso under IS 45o ~
IA so; good clearance.
Salable cattle 5000: salable calves
300; steer yearlings grading average
choice and better and prime mature
steers steady; others steady to. weak
with instances $3.50 lower on high COM
to weak; other classes about steady; q
few loads and lots high choice and
prime 1,025-1,2 ,225 ID steers 29.00-34 so;
bulk choice steers and yearlings $500
short foSd OSd utty Holstein steers
two loads choice mixed yearlings $500;
commercial to low good 1900 1880;
utility and commercial cows 1873
strong weight cutters mp to IL so; and
few shelly Gamers down to 500;
utility and commercial bulls 14,O0-l l6. 00:
a load Of cutter and utility light bulls
100: good and Choice veaiers rs. 90
5000; few light culls as low as 700;
good and choice feeding steers and yearl.
ings 19.25-22.50; q load of medium s25
lb feeding steers steers l72o 80. .,.,u,..- ,o,s
active, steady to 20 higher: slaughter
lambs. I65 il, down. Il. 500. rs; cui
to low good lambs. 12;O0-2O.50;, LOAD
shorn lambs, 2l00; load mostly choice
10S-lb. fall-shorn yearlings. 1900: cul
to choice slaughter ewes, 100000.