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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-07

! thereupon banned everyone
| from the set who was not q
thousand per cent essential
But Jean could get on.
More about Khrushchev anC
the planned picture. The Foul
Men from Moscow" The stor,
satirizing the visit Of the Rus.
SLAMS to London early In the
year, shows Malenkov - since
purged - visiting the British
atomic power stations, Hope HI
wasn't shown too much.
Marlene Dietrich arrives In
Hollywood January 10 to cut {
record album for Dot Records
before keeping her date at thu
Sahara In Las Vegas Januar,
IS. The grandma with ths
gorgeous figger promises hei
gown for Vegas will be ever
more startling than her pre-.
yious creations.
I'm looking forward TO seeing
Rossano Braxxi as q pleasant
character in 20th-Fox's "Soutl
Pacific" He lost stature in hi
last three pictures - N"Esthel
Costello" "Interlude" anS
Legend Of the Lost" And h
started on 50 Sweetly as Kath'
arine Hepburn's lovehoy II
Summertime
Shirley MaeLaine. In New
York for her Tv spectacular
Sunday. was Joined by HUSBAND
Steve Parker and baby daugh
ter Stephanie. They'll vacation
In New York for a week. theI
ny back to California and on h
Japan. where Steve will pro
duce 4 movie.
Myrpn Mccormick write
from Cape Cod. where he
been recuperating from a hear
attack: II feel fine and return
to the road company Of N
Time For Sergeants in Pitts
burgh January IS"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-07
NEWS OF MUSIC
Reeds Work Marked
By Technical Skill

Phillips Gallery last night was
an arch example.
The young basso offered early
Italian songs, Dowland and Pur-
cell In English. q Mozart aria.
three lieder Of Schubert and
one Of Richard Strauss. an
aria from Verdi's Simon Boo
canegra." American songs by
Critics. Thomas Kerr, Price.
and Swanson. and wound up
With spirituah. For some un.
explained reason. there was
added to the Mozart q tasteless
and heavy-handed cello obIi-
cato. arranged BY one q.
Paque.
Mr.. Dorsey has . voice Of
considerable power, which he
projects with apparent ease, ar
ticulated by diction that Is in
variably as clear as q bell.
Otherwise his singing IL EN-
cient and acceptable in virtually
all respects. There Is Q trend
toward strain In the high regis
ter and. although powerful. his
low notes wobble considerably,
but generally the sound Ia
pleasant.
But perhaps Mr.. Dorsey's
tendency toward the middle
ground Is his nemesis. for there
Is soldem music-making good
enough to be especially remem-
bered. There Is little fiexibility
or high polish, either Of voice
or style, that would mark the
hard worker or the instructive
artist. and that might make al
least q few moments stand Out
as unusually impressive.
Although he made q few &C
tual plumbers. young Clyde
Parker at the piano was q dis
tinctly conscientious and otter
effective accompanist. anc
there were Q few instances that
stood out suddenly as excep.
tionally beautiful piano playing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-07
Dorseys Diction.
Power Stond Out
BY FRANK C. CAMPBELL

Leroy Dorsey. bass. cIyde 7.
cello. At Phillips oaiiery. ProeTana
star vIeino, Rosa. Thanks Be 70
Thee Handel: Come Again; Dcvisnd;
lsft. Der Doppelsssnssr. schaseri:
An. die Musk. Schubert Der Tod
und das Maedcheu, Schubert: ZuieE-
nung. strauss. II laeerato spirltc
verdi ~ . Lonely Forest Pathway.
70 the DARK virginia Price. IN
Negre Speaks Of Rivera, Swanson;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-07
Van Loses Friends

HOLLYWOOD (NANA) -
Van Johnson lost some Of his
public by that sudden with
drawal as host from the Betty
Murray show plane. for the
Christmas and New Year holi-
Aays in London. Miss Murray
spent $4,000 advertising Van
with some heavy side-plugs for
his pied Piper" television show.
Marion Brando may be tread
ing in the late John Barry
more's carpet slippers. He
wants to rent Johns home In
Beverly Hills. from the current
occupants. Gregg Juarez and
his heiress bride--hlond. beau
tful. l7-year-old Bobo Sigrist.
It happened at Arthur CAM
erons party--two beauties In
the same dress. ] preferred the
gown e. worn by Mrs. Robert
Stack. !. Nice TO see Robert
Taylor and wife Ursula 'on q
rare night out. The barest
dress Of the season was worn BY
Dill HoIllngsworth's date-bare
sides and back. and above the
kneeline. Ellis settlement with
Sara shane is about to be
signed. with the divorce TO fol-
low. The most glittering
dress was vera-Ellen's--a Sc
quined sheath with full-length
sequined coat TO match. :.
INCEST twosome at Cameron's
party: Mary Plckford and Bud
dy Rogers.
80
Don't invite Jean Cabin and
HFigitte Bardot to the same
parties. When Cabin was told
ekcitedly that Brigitte was in
his picture. IN Case Of Acci-
Dents" he drawled. who Is this
Dardot?" The shock was too
much for the Sex Kitten, who
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-07
NEWS or MUSIC
BY IRVING LOWENS
Contributing Critic

r, q: Cs .g.. sssI r' Ss:E'' ,s Sis:'
% S.s s.o ss.islins I esssss'
fffosfam; Quartet n D. OPUS u
No; = H Ha q. slring ousrtss No: ]
elintet for Piano and String Guar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-07

The concert circuits in this
country long ago developed q
standard bill Of fare generally
accepted as appropriate meas
ure Of the artists in their lists.
Leroy Dorsey's program in the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-07
Pure Water DistilIotion
From Sewage Proposed

Dttiation Of pure from sewage proposed last
night the Washington areas water supply and
pollution problems.
william Davies member of the Co-ordinatng COMMITTEES
on the Potomac said group will publish plan
mendng about dozen" evaporation plants costing about 80
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Kohun Stonds Out
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Contributing Critic

Jose Kahan, plane. Of Pan Amer
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D minor. Mateo Albenis; chFoma attic
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val. eehumann: T'hFee Native Dances
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s . Prelude ior inc Leit hsne
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KODIAK MIRROR
Young Girl Saved; Cash Award Given

A cash award of $25O was given William Trew who saved the life Df--a girl skater when she broke through the ice on a small lake near the CAA station on Woody Island recently.
 TweIve-year-old Susan Thomas, daughter of Airways Operation Specialist Bob Thomas, broke through the ice about 30 feet from shore in approximately eight feet of water. Trew, who had just ar rived on the scene with his wife,
Kodiak mirror., 1958-12-27

crawled on his stomach on 4ise thin, cracking ice toward the struggling girl. His wife followea' suit, and with her grasping his heels, he managed to- pull Susan out onto the ice and to shore.
 Darrell Chaffin, station manager, was loud in his praise of Trew, who he said averted possible tragedy by his presence of mind, quick thinking and courage.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-12-27

TOO MUCH BASKETBALL?- As a basketball referee Bill Smith sees a lot of basketball. He was refereeing the New York Knickerbockers Minne- ap0lis Lakers National Basket ball Association game in Min neapolis, when the ball sailed between his face and the lens of the onlooking camera.
 AP Photo
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Griffin vfelr1or TsaI'
 Hospital Notes ,...
ADMISSIONS.

ADMISSIONS Mrs. Joseph Peterson, Olaf Mat son, 13, from Pt. Heiden; Mrs. Jenny Wensel and Larraine Oster- back of Sand Point.
 DISCHARGES
 William McGahan, Mrs. Lima Getty and Mrs. Jenny Wensel. Archie Lee, weighing 9 lbs, was born on December 19 to Von- nie and Joseph Peterson.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-12-27
THE NEW YEAR

The New Year, like an Infant Heir to the whole world, is waited for, with welcomes, presents, and rejoicings.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-12-27
Naval Station
 Births

Grant Gregory, weighing ' hs. 71s ozs::, was born on December 19 to Evelyn Caroline and Ronald Grant Granger, LIT, USN. M
Kodiak mirror., 1958-12-27

BARTENDER6 LOCAL SIS A.F.l4' Meets on 2nd Sunday of every
 month, 12 noon at Labor Temple.
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.ss,A .:.tt71.slin :.a4 @R saf
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Fonn iosi c|lsign clls . Tstsl;
klx ~ s's' ii6SPPik E696R 40.
EoilD ~ faa6f blue 10 1kz6S.
CENTRAL MOTOR co.
FIalsAIIs Non1o, MfgrnfE
A., 800 ssn Davis Avs .,..n
FORD 81 cnlfT Sd ~. NaN. !, n.
oflf 5rnsi ffk6' ~. 200
roa ord. p.g..I! ssl.n so:
. re qsnsfi ssfs slssnl toes has'
Alder Odds, Inc.
looo IAN NV, Do. f-efff
FORD 'bk cuniom nanfh Wagon,
eP, esnsIi lss nllssls; Isli nlSs:
HILL a SANDERS
iuE.slaSssu RI z:.' W. a Be-, s:.soo
fonp 1855 !, and n, aslo, issns !,
e1sr. NJ o.i6aR 800 ''
rSic rs: Si..' sI|s, 1yiss; i e, n
lEe.a. 2. e.: ss. a.hses
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AuToMoBlLIs Eoa sALE

FoRD "a crsstllns v-s sedan;
medlum green: clean lneide and
ee. raa,e' heater zee. sessI..
ssi,op IVY ~ fsf \ saS. ,.| nnahs %.
ne, pU, 5-ba00.
fQnQ 81 VS. Custom Tudor:
81 oWNasR ~ s-3 SSRa $50
fonD 20 FalIlsni 800. xpEdel
$500 LA 20. 6s.m.-s On.
F0nD $50 VS. f0fdoT station
yf.SSS6Roi-mil. sn s.r n s kgsse'' so sE:
NS.xss b. ne. tAIlsI .ycHgkch
FonP 1879 ~ y-si -. g; sR 4 3, IcSdQ,
gs eEilsii Me- M J. HsOsYIHsaA AuFO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-18

Fo1n - cuslon TpdsE; :. and y,
nlIa ilansi sEc1L esna.l enn
rAKOMA FORD
l1lI calT1II Ave-, IA, - ~, a-Ioft
N0Mu 1853 va ulnlIon Weeon; u.
and n, al metal no uo11l, Io1N1
an4 runs ne new % peri, pa.1
..s ss ln.Rs,,,s;l'e lsfYl "
foRD ~ fadof caslSmlIns W.
sslss "a, h,&6. NO LID
EQnn losa cps.omllns rqsaer "
ell coed. $500 gE' z-i0if,
fQ1p 80 vs. lgrdslI cussemIIls
tbf6.kri 16tfu. sXfip6'
Fonps--ioeo. 'si. b9. b. "a
heleiep,' .Igdst. ant ferigIa
Fsleetloa Fl lhsss ears IN town,
Al igiFEqFrp a, A6x cAEr t,o'vy
nosllyn, IA e.Hfh1.
rpAo "! lsfdeI IVES; lLs nsEl
Ssai. fs = ~ ; y -. 'i'e' 'a''
,s,xSV a ll,ss u syE0 AR RIl.snzcgsE.
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AuToMOBILIs FoR SALE


FORD Sc rAirlans 300 vIciorla;
nssT -o,ksr' OK. ,z.r sss'i Company b Il:
TRIANGLE FORD
1910 \. 1. AVE. Nh. "A, o-ioo3
FonD 1858 club Tudor 6-Passsn-
ssEs,y- III. az az runs n sR re s:s:
Psss any lnsp,sslsn. k6PtR no.
FoRp 'bs victoria; y. ana 1
Fofdomatlc1 excel. cond. St,0nk,
nE, 5-0sSo. MT SOS. and en-
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FoRp 'sa rldqr v-si . sh1 ! }
~ "a ssrs,'ns ssrms q al, yosI;
Ss65' fIililf NofoR co. flal
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pepsosss a y s:.s AK ,s .,s.. :'i s.;
az aH''3 an 'sss, M 'sps sss az ''a''
R no a IN MOTORS Il s.sssl INC Ne;
noDot 1871 ) :bsllsnssI sIsb
s;SSF;6is,i n 'lss gs.sIS5' ~. nosEA
DODGE '57
co ss.s, s,aa'. ,,. .gis' i5nHi,. , sss
value $50 can nnanee wlth
nank With sief ca1h doUn. pM4fr
ftoifas Hishoh ave. a.. 10.
popoe 20 hey. lancer s-deeT
.na Ehlie nnlsh. fplly sanlnpse
i iss.'s Rss', ,l ss' ~ ns.
u. ?. sTE!uART. NC: 4.
n4IH nm.I NaIIN a|1MIMI 49, 49,. MGI"-
orfds' Sf.fa5. jfT fNofisH
FolD, 1884 penna. ave AZ. tf.
i-Si01.
FIAT 1854 eifo0s 1-dri r. and n.
ekteptlnualiy clean tnruunhout|
fsss s. ~. sss' " M . s2HS 1854
FORD ~ cusiomliDe VS.: alraIshi
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black enQ white. Wv. Urea
sharp, 1lAl
purBR'Hlb,..In S2's bkztrn
iii 18Th u. NV. bL 7-lea3
FORD '53 V-Ss auto. r. and h.:
u qWnlfi 1eaut, cond. e8oh,
CENTRAL. MOTOR m
1 v,s s- nem Sx Ms<sn,, ~
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GUY sTEUART MOTORS
MISREPRESENTATION
lloo lew IVY 3; ~. s-gs7a
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cERysLER 30 Imperial 4-dr.
black. Wv. tires. completely pow
ered and equipped. Truly car
Hen u proud 70 offer $500
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CONSUL f111 IIllif EnHIIlh FoFd
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~ dssi. Eoekk Loi0R IA
CONTINENTAL MAHk Ia 1853.
mIfn|l1f hIn9t Iu|Ig t1uInl1d
El sss. ssssr .jk 4. s|i..'' dis-
CORVETTE '56
standard Transmission. Z. and a.,
fal gnarentrt .Inalf : .,paft ~ 4
MssEEs eIs svi' 1 ;.'. u ffl4Oss. ESQ
on noro is rlredome eqny yei-
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l.. p. STEUART, INC.
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~ soIo iese I.fsnlEht a.dr:l
krsisH. ii1,sd slsss. poss;si MINT
egnsI eil, Priced 81 el|y tf'spb.
MARYLAND MOTORS, INC.
De sg,s,; RgIsg.RIsu'A Dealer
OK. os ss.Isssaodp n c'u'i ys as1s n, ssbN.
On eoTo 49, FiTSdoms W. I -doof:
=. A.. "a Anie. tfans,i excel
TAKOMA FORD
lols QarteIl Ave, Tak, pa, 10, 1000
% SOTO 80 Custom 4-dr.: lminae-
h,i taob o. hesI cflsf. WI. e.idSs.
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MILEAGE ewnefi bank-ratt
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$500 WIscoN6If NV, ~. a-f0zo
N IsoTD 'ss ylEsdoas hareiop;
NV tires: your 1916 tkrouri
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meat low monthly payments.
u. p. STEUART, INC.
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DE SOTO 'sf Flrcdome VS. Custom
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Rosslyn, "a $3.50
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an sxeeptional car car. sii.bbS. in'' y
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
400 O., ave. Ia. 0-260O-aDOl
DoD0E 1855 cofonet 4-dr. sedan,
povernits trans. z. and h.; black
1nlsh; perf, cond,; $685..
GUY STEUART MOTORS
MERcuRY.EDsEL -srMcA
ii' cp saT b. hlIs's AZ. ~ ! p sHIes'a
p SSIs, t i2ss sedan :. and h. ~.
WILLIAMS & BAKER
10th and n sts. NV. no. e-s70O
DIV $50
The fabulous German imported car.
union. A me selection Of 2-door
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t.lrther Information call Mr.
| OLMSTEADOlds
1000 Wilson Blvd. Arl., IA. 7.saoo
DODGE '3I coupe: with rumble
vwssh,; eeeS condition; price. 5000,
20; as.ooS un NJ. hIya. oS sssr; h iSII;
ST. aEaiDl -sSsSEs;.s sell to best ossF.
poDoE ,b5 ROYAL 2-dr. hardtop
with VS. motor; extra clean: q
tone sreen With white top, r,
~ r. sgsr. on mrs. Ssrt e1' and TABOR labor. 4
real buy for only $1,l05,
KAPLAN & CRAWFORD
4aOi c'S oRrA AI DAnY s.s a-e'O'
DODGE 1859 cofonet 2-dr. coupe;
seed cond, $500. or best offer. JU
/ b.9lb1 after $50 pm.
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lurlSman-Mandell
ChevrOlet

ssal NIshoI. -l Ave. s'T'' IL. s.iosi
FORD 1897 500 conVsrtibis;
P Srs5 sss,lRl s.aiG ',,i h' ns.
e seen: sl.osb. full price with
VIRGINIA AUTO DISCOUNT
1890 Wilson Blvd, Arl., IA. l-6e22
FORD ~ Del RIO Is" Ranch
, yassR & h,stg; Is 7IsA c ;.I
TRIANGLE FORD
1910 r. L AVE. NE. Ia. 0-lO0a
FORD 81 convertlble; complstely
DE SOTO fLYM. %. e.2s00.
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REII, MOTORS

500 wis, Ave, wo. $500
cHRYsLER SO windsor 4-dr.
Brilliant rose sa' and VII White uf iinias:
i.zaSl Ro oSsIii .rmS nun ,rI DIlsa onls
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aoic 4 I. ave NJ, a s.iooa
FORD 'B5 conv.i u and h.. w.-u.
,,iEsssl; very clean Can pe zen
sna ~ day sun. vsrs rsas. co.
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FORD '50

800" victoria; $500 discount:
lSa sS; Win che ss.rn p and S sIsi. t sScS
down, $40 mo-; only 5000 miles.
Dealer, 2220 Nichols ave. 81.
LU l-7Ooe.
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ROYAL MOTORS

600 os. Ave. IA. e-se0c-2eo4
cHRYsLER 1885 windsor De luxe
4-dr.; automatic transmission,
radio. heater, Wv. tires, YES
engine, This car immaculate
'nrScSS ..as ~ ,sSss;r -s.n
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FORD 'S7
Rstraetabls haFdtopi s2.5aB; auto.
slA.nr .s RRss. S 6co ssl snd l aas
sy, eJ ssI. 10. ii1i6bs. H''n'H
FoRp lb6 Fairlans ~ Tudor:
l.a1 a z ;ss 81 ss re e.. sA sis 3d.
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poDoE .b5 ROYAL 2-dr. haFdtop
With VS. .,s.I motor. ,i sxsss . clean; z
real buy f for Only only ST. si.is Is00r' a
KAPLAN q CRAWFORD
OPEN DAILY 80 0OV
DODGE 1859 cofonet 2-dr. coupe;
seed cond, $500 or best offer. JU.
b-9l6i after $50 pm.
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llifOi5Ik 5 81 NV li 81 Is.-:spss
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BALTIMORE
LIVESTOCK

BALTIMORE, July 0P1 tUspA)
Cattle and calves: The weeks supply
was made up of approximately 5000
per cent fed steers. less. than 5 per
cent fed heifers. only few loads Of
% mostly cows n0 receipts were n Is per ce6t
less than last week. mainly because
Of independence holiday this week,
about the same as last year: compared
last, Thursday fed steers and heifers
slow, mostly steady with Instances so
cents lower on utility and commercial
grades, bulls fully so cents lower;
vealers and stockers and feeders
scarce, SC s, SLOW; l., steady; in Mondays trade
brought 5000, Q small lots 1880
and 1914 ID average and high choice
20 ;5O.75, load 1887 ID choice GELS,
bulk 900-1137 ID average good to av-
ara dS and nO low good ss.25-so short
2 loads s05-S29 lb low to mostly aver
age choice fed heifers $500, small lot
mercial COWS 925-21 90. few com
tiers II OO-19.50 with several light
Gamers l500-17 90: utility and COM
mercial bulls 2250-2450. few head
25 90: bulk 160-230 lb good and choice
yealers 25.00-3O,00. choice mostly
$500 and up, with few standard
A i6 head l. Iot S 6sS h y, .Ss CHOICE (,
medium $3.50: a AZ head string. 5S5
lb., common Santa Gertrudis stock
and 20 head 800 lb. common stock
steers in same shipment at $500. re-
eeipts were very small on all SLAUGHTER
classes after Monday and prices re-
mained the same through remainder
Of week. in CLOSING trade 2 sizable lots
52s-64l ID, medium to good stock
steers 26.00-2625.
Hogs Receipts 20 per cent less than
last week and 10 per cent under last
year; compared last Thursday butchers
closed fully IS cents higher; bulk
mixed US: !, . and 9 Is0-22o y; p;
head more uniform No; l to ? 200
215 lbs. 25.75; several lots. mostly No.
2 and 3 240-270 ID. butchers 24.25-
25 so through the week; in closing
trade 12s head load mixed No; %
202 ID. butchers and small lot 20S lb.
brought 1926; small lot No. . and 3
242 ID. sarbage fed butchers 1926
scattered head and small lot mixed
No. i-3 100000 10. sows 19.5O-20.50
through week.