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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-06-26

not get along because they are
really at odds with Themselves.
Basieally, these individuals
who feel the world is qu&rreIing
with them are insecure and have
a feeling Of not being loved or
wanted.-Dr. r. v. Seliger.
Hard Work Won't KIn You
Don't give into that tired, let
down feeling. Instead Of pulling In
and outstanding a tiny flame Of
strength, reach out for more.
Don't hunt for the easy places.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-06-26

Those who take ease as q re
ward for years Of effort are cas-
ing themselves rapidly out Of the
picture. Want 10 age fast? Then,
take it easy. What you really
need is something more to do. So
quit worrying. quit feeling sorry
for yourself. II win never be work
that kills you. II can only be your
own sense Of strain. - Margery
Wilson.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-06-26

bungalow In Pasadena. An are
former Twin Citiana.
Self Pity
II you indulge In feeling sorry
for yourself and think that the
world owes you Q living. you are
wAllowing In self pity What
IL self pity? II II q disturbing
way Of thinging about the reasons
for our not getting along, or get
ting ahead or feeling wen q.
self-pity Ii an unconscious tech
nique used by some people who do
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-06-26
TslsNs;o'. Gtst"5s


asae 4 COWBOY 0AeKa-w@sa@sn
''&ilVss shotgun" Pat end SaonSY eaS
WI q clever ertminni who hos tsESoE.
lBod The southwest.
.sro s9 AMnoyHcxo
ROY RooknA SNOW
$50 Z BEAT THE cLOCE-ouls
TERRY AND rHE PIRATES
Goo JACKIE 0LEA1OR-SemSdY
IdckiS Gleason with Audrey A@od0wS.
Ar CdrRsY. In comedy skttA. Guest:
vocal group. ne EoaG Asss.
10 M ANNOUNCED
esee Q ORIGINAL AMATEUR H0un
Ted Mock and talsni hopsflls.
Too 4 hOpALoM0 CASSIDY
SATURDAY, NIGHT hEvUg
HoStsncSs HoagY CTmiehoeI pESSsnts
top yaristY acts and top-notch young
comedy talent.
600 Z bUo0UT DoPE-sposis
sIIo 4 ASSOCIATION BASEBALL
Minneapolis ~, Kansas City.
ESQ . GREAT PfcHTS or CENTURY
lake ~M9t,d W. Norman Hayes.
0sAs 8: BIo PLAYBAcK-SpoTas
Bill Ste. n. host. interviews guest Sugar
Ray Robinson. PluYbdcks ~ Purdue
upssls Notrs Dune. (2l Motorcycles dare
devils Fuca up a aki jump. ~ Chduu-
pionAhip count tsnniR notch, ~ Sugar
hay Robinson hangs up his boring
gloves toT top shoes.
eco 8 WIaDOaG OF THR AGES
600 . DENNIS DAY SHow-c0mSdY
1000 9 ToDAYs HEADLfNES-IngsGm
l0llS Q wKATHKR nEPORT-AaB. "
lOs1g 4 ARTER YtFE 6AME
SUNSET VALLEY BARN DANCE
1850 4 NIGHT NEWs-GOdi
1890 4 wRATMIR RERORT-KFashhnQ
leISs 4 NIGHT OWL PLAYHoU8E-baoVts
x MARKS the Spot with Ddmtdn
O'FlYnn, HslSn Parrish and Dick Pur-
cell A police sergeant 10 murdered.
and his son GWedrH vengeance on the
sldYsrs.
BYRRLldMT THHATRE
iai0o MONT owl NEwS-Geda
Iaioa 4 MONT owl PLAYHouSE-ConL
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-06-26

Sugar Ray, Robinson, retired
middleweight champion turned en-
tertainer, has come out with his
first recording for King, Knock
Him Down whiskey," and Il
shoulda Been On My Merry Way"
has the champ kayoed by a cute
chick. The ''whiskey'' side has
the winning whiskey closing with
Hello wine and gin good fight
I'm glad I won" No COM
nents
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-06-26
mon9ay
June 20
Ta&A ~aR u

wccorv ESTP-v .
ESQ 4 ooDFREY TALENT SCOUTS
VOICE or LIMESTONE
Eugene ConlSy. tenor. guest SoloiBt. How.
ord Barlow conducts. ConlsY sings
Pledge 10 the Fldq," "AmOrica the
BsduiLiuL.' .,Youn Never Walk Alone"
and God Bless America"
ZOO LOVE LUCY-Com@dy
The hicuTdoS sell their old wush mo-
chine to Fred and Ethel Friendship
u S,ruinsd to tho hrSaktng point whoa
the machine goes on the trttE.
EYE wTTREss-pramG
1850 MASQUERADE PARTY-Pansl
PdnSllsts Ilkd Chase. Peter Donald,
Ogden Noah and Buff Cobb try <
Identity eslsbritSS who appear In
disguise.
MONTGOMERY PRESENrs
Holt q Kingdom with Wendell Corey.
An ordinary man becomes great
through sudden and unusual circum.
sidnc0s.
500 4 SUMNER THEATRE-Droma
Greed" HGir-rGising story OF a
wouldb murderer who must con
quSr his selfish character 10 dchlsvS
fortune. Native Ainnssotun. Beverly
Lawrence, plays Mile.
$50 5 WHO SAID THAT
600 4 BURNS n ALLEN-cemody
NhdNi@ oud bnCle 1IYue pT0pTTeB 10
descend on the Aliens SO GrIcts plans
10 rent the only available room.
wTRcHELLrMAHoNEY-
KnucklshsGd and Jerry oppose such
other IN bOIinq tournament Paul
and Jerry dTS hillbllhss.
$50 4 ~ THEATRE-DVama
ETHEL ALBERT-cemsdy
~ her country cabin, Albert dis
covers his secretary alone ut u nsIrby
eump., Both Ethel and Al pitch in 70
find tho Gal q date, but lind match.
making quite compiler.
1000 4 SIC TOWN
a I5-Ysgr-old accused Of theh and
assault turns out 10 be Of better char
Gctor ihIn his uccussr.
TopAYB HEADLTNEs-Inaram
Io;IS HAwT'S WEATHER
1910 5 HoRNER'S SPORTS SHOW
Ioi1o Z NIGHT NEws-Mecusn
ROLLER DERBY
1910 = WEATHER TowER-KrashRnS
lo'4S FILM PROGRAM
II;o0 HoRNERS scoREBoA-D
1905 STARLIGHT THEATRE .IsvIs
lliIS Z SPORTS RoUNpUP-MOors
Il;2O Z TWENTY oUEST1oNS-ouIu
1850 Z NIGHT owl NEwS-Ban
lass Z NIGHT OWL PLAYHOUSE
Silent Partner with Wllham Henry
end Beverly Lloyd. A mugdar victims
notebook Asia tive names and report
er figures one Is guilty.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-06-26

nm pocRoR-Dsuma
Song tor q BanksE' starring Tho lGaS
Roldnd Io0nq. \ bankaTs efforts 10
discourage his prospective aonrtnrbaw'a
aonq-wIittnq umbitions.
$3.50 Z " THHATAR
EOREfGM INTRIGUE
A prominSnt artist tSors up q script pro-
pared ioT him by tho minister Of intog-
mation Gnd talks instead 70 corrSapon-
dent Robert Cdnnon.
ei0a 4 FAvORITR RTORY-DsGma
MARCH OF TIGE
Gao MAGTERPIECE ThRATAE-M0vt@
'wAntSEsSt' with Burgess Meredith. John
CdTudinS end Adrao. 4 Fadlcul idool
ist Il sentenced to die Tor crime hS
s ABBOTT 6 COSTELLO
1890 TODAYS HEADLMES-lngrum
1918 MAN WHO'S BEEN THERE
1880 HAWH-S WEATHER PICTURE
l0I3S INFO THE NIGHT
llFQ0 4 SHOW PEOPLE-MuaAe
STARLIGHT THEArRE-MoviS
The kGnsdn" with Richard DIX and
jane Wyatt. A newly elected marshall
has 10 prove himself with his sL-shoot-
his Z NIGHT owl PLAYHOUSE
Grandpa Goes 10 Town" with IdmSs
and Lucille Gleason. The riotous untics
of the Gleason idmilY,
l7t0o 4 NIGHT OWL NEWS-BGl
I1s0S 4 NIGHT OWL PLAYHousE-conA.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-06-26
June 30 'Ih@.saay
July 4
KSTP.TV Q

SSSo : LoNE RANoER-wsss.rS
PLACE TIE FAcE-ouis
ZOO Z Lux vTpEo THEATRE-Drma
paAGNET-cEsmS casaa
100 FouR STAR PLAYhoUSE
Charles Boyer IN The Officer and the
LADY Ths touching storY Of On In
e4sahlY IL eh,lds dssiFS 10 SEQ his
father and the transformation such
FORD fHEATRE-pEdma
MARI Stevens and Ellen Drew in Birth
Of q Hero Story Of q spthsisrish bomb
cashier Who would rdthsT die than lot
tho bunk 10 robbed or 10, marriage
interfere with her curWsT,
500 M ITTLg MAR0M--cSmsaY
rrsddtss Formui1." Amgis figures
her boYtrisnd IL on The road 10 sue
cess ~hsa no prSPGESa a qaaSk drying
psrrnnnSnt hair dye, but dtsISssE IN
MARTIN KANE-wASdanAa
eI30 4 LfnERAcE-b4asle
LHE BEGINS Ar eo-Pmai
l1ck Barry and 0ldssaFA
500 = SuSPENSG
John Conts In See No Eva A gunR
s'sr and his airlS qStFieh-qalsh SehsnS
nm BEST OF oRoucHo- oula
CsFDueho c1vogss with a city couneti-
mon ard q tSlpPhonS eP~r0tor.
Wv IuiNA SNAAIh-A0N~mH48@
5 wHERk THEY'RE BIrfM-MF.
slss > CISCO Kfp-weahsga
lef0e 4 ~ THtEArRE-Drumm
ropAYN HEApLINR8-lmgR~
lesIS . HAWTB WEArMKM
lelEo . HoRNEAy aPOAT8 SHOW
1000 NIGHT MKWg-MgCa@m
8 PRIVATE sECRKTAAI-cumS4Y
Susis gtss 10 solve ems 81 her boss
personal prOsiama. but nearly lnsea
ons ot ha BIGGEST eli@nta.
lesao 4 wKAfIEEA f0wKR-KF1@AhnS
IesGs q HUNTING 6 FIaRTAc-IoAmsam
IIsea Z HoaNERI ScoREnoARp
lies . srARLI0HT TEKATRE-sssvSs
IiiiS q Sports ROuMpuP-doSro
IlIae Z MONT owl PLAYMou8E
thou Shaii Not KIN stnrins CAariss
Bedford, Owen Davis. H.. and DoESa
Day, Although young non 10 con-
viessd ct murder. a priest 10 PowOrl@so
W nrnns tho real kitlsT.
lisoo 4 Nl0HY Own NEW1-Ban
Illes q MoHT owl PLAYRouSE-csmA
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-06-26
THIS ~ THAT
BY HAZEL UNDERWOOD

Laura GaSltins, Welfare
Department Supervisor
Mr.. and Mrs. AAhby Caskins
live In their beautiful new rambler
recently built at 400 Third Ave.
o.
Mrs. CaSIins Ia supervisor In
the Child Service Division Of the
Hsnnepin County Welfare Board
and has seven workers, four mon
and three women under her
supervision.
While doing volunteer work in.
tsFyiswing minority groups for
the city's Self,Survcy on human
relations several years ago, one
OF the women interviewed told ~.
that Ahe would like for everyone
10 know that she, M q boarding
mother, had the best worker In
Minneapolis, Being curious, we
asked who the worker was, and
she said her name was Mrs. Laura
Oaakins.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-06-26

IIEsa 4 CANDY cARNIVAL-KSAs
wESTE1M TxExATRg
1899 q PARADE OF MonHs
HomSs tos sole On TVS m19ia 0azpwl
0 AMERICAN RoRuBG
I1ise 4 SOUS HARBoR-RsMvsaa
SREp.W-AwsszlauEal
leo 4 BxuLAH-csmsAR
SEARSa NEWS
iIls . PnSGETrR
leo 4 BgrTI1 uvns0 THEATRE
. MKEf THK WEEP
ace Z. w. xIKnAMYM--Mswn
HK1ES TO YoUR hEALTH
he Problem Of ASin9" viii deal With
ais I US.A. cAKHKm-vuistY
also y ~ s ssoSnAA
Perkins tells how many wSn-knoWn
Gnimals con b picked out In outline
as formed BY he stuEs IN the night
500 LAMP UNTO ny RKKT
Mother SSEton." Bishop John McNom-
ora. duEtlidrY Of the ATchdiooSSS Of
Worcester, Mass, guest pdnslist.
RkiLlGARK rHRATHR
$50 MAN OF THK WEEK
Ron CochFdn. discussion chairman.
sIGHTsEEIM0 SwAYxES
lohn cumsron sWdYRS and his family
visit historic landmarks IN md around
S,4s 5 WINDOW ON WASHINGTON
900 ADVENTURR-Edaeatio
Story OF meeting on AAS. Bounty m
1885, the story Of oil and cunsrG
'''aS E Il an nm" e.I i1':-i:
GrSo s DATE WITH JUDY
500 YoU ASKED EoR TT-VGiSsY
Ar BdkSr. SmoSS.
oPKRATIoR NEPTUNE
Tho disdppSurdncS Of ships eIusSs the
navy 70 coil on cdptutn Neptune 10
wage a cdmpdiqn dqdinat undsrSSd
forces trying 10 destroy the Surth's In
hdbftunta.
$50 Z YOUR PLAY TSH-DramS
The Corner Shop" with Ruth WdrT.ck
and Craig Stevens A 9hostlY visitor
and Etrdn9S happenings place young
couple In chilling circumstances at an
old antique shop.
MrsTIn PEKpERS Comedy
eco Z TOAST or THE TOWN
Guest host 10 Tony Adrtin.
BIO PAYoFR-oulH
Randy MsFriman pops the questions
as eager mdlss Try 10 win qldmoFouS
primes for ladies fdiT.
ZOO GENERAL UEcTRIc THEATRE
Frederick Crawford in Ride tho
River" Two law officers and young
outlaw IN their custody. fight off In
dtdnsI return 70 civilization and sur
prislnI lus'ica.
s GOODMAN 1LAYHoUSE
F1YS Emerson in "Cdtch q POLLING
Star" The love and faith Of teen
Ggst for her qiamoTous and woTld-Wiss
aunt. despite family rsprooch.
7,3O 4 ARTHUR MURRAY PARTY
Kathryn Murray. hostssss
Guests: Mickey Mantle. Yogi Bsfru and
AIllS Reynolds uctoTa Melvin Douglas
and WalteF Slsz1ki comic Steve Allan,
mGgictIu Dominique and singer Gis0lls
Mckenzie.
500 I RANGE RIpER-Wostsrp
Jimmy the KID DICKS resemblance 70
a s'IJecodch Tobhor forces the R1nla
Rider INTO q dangerous adventure 70
prove his sGddls pal Is innocent.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-06-26

taioGY Juan" 10
wcco-Yv 1 KsrY.YV Q
Gee 4 TMoUnLR WITH HAYSKn
0 RLYMouTH RkAYmOuSR
S,CoLonS, hampAr"I ! Fioel. siaH.nS
9I00 I PLAYHOUSE or STARS
Regis TeenSY, ykiR HansISr md A.
tsnS hob@Tts in The Lodge" Druuaa
al loves triumph over hl,ndnosS.
Q $40 aTohY--Dsama
Reporter william Chunss. Washington
BvsalRS 1saE. proves an acclASntdi
drowning 10 DO murder.
yT90 Gun b1l98 RhoOKR-cemodY
Last show oi season finds Miss brooks
finally apSdring In tho role Of a brsds.
but S1 pSou n ' On NOTHING
600 q ozxIR 8 HARREKf-cemSAY
0 cAVALcAoE OF BpoRT1
Joe Gtmdallo W. Ernie DuIdnd0. 10
round mlddlswSighi bout.
$40 ny TAIkMD mMA-cOm0ay
Last iSlScast this sSason-
aiAS . 9ROnT1 HALL or HAME--MoFm9s
600 4 IN. bSRs. NoRTn
Pam and lSrTY open q coffin 70 retrieve
some historically important lStsors and
find one million doildTa
Q RILAHETTR
als . hAAALiN with MuHB
ESQ 4 INVITATION THEATRE
ROCKY KING. DETECTIVE
etSS 4 STRANGE ADVENTURE
IeToe TMk WEB-Myst@FY
n Perfect Imitation" with "a BOgIsY
and Iohn Kerr. What hdppSns when
a youag millioaaiTs, who 10 locking
toE his father. and On old hobo. sOoA
ina his fortune, meet.
ToDAYN HgADLMk1-laVFGm
I0IIs MAwR'S WIATHKn Snow
1890 nOAmKnu @PORT8 Snow
letso q MI0MT MEWa--A4sCuen
TO M ANNOUNCED
loco 4 WEAYHEKn TOWER-KRmeAlinQ
IesAS 4 PREAaIUM TIEKATMK
wRK8TLIR0. HOLLYWOOD
lice . MonMKAB 9cOREBOAnD
lies Q ALI STAR wAEBTLImo
HIS apOHTB MOuNpuP-Meoso
lilac 4 MONT OWL pkAYHou1E-160vte
''Forgotisn Glrls' with Louise Plast end
Donald Wood
lies 6 aFARLIoMT TWEATRK-AGovss
IaT00 4 MONT owl NEwb-Nan
laos NIoHR owl PLAYHoUsK-ceni.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-06-26

$nN6du June 40
wcco.Tv ESrP.rV s
els 4 wEsTERR THEATRE
COWBOY PLAYHOUSE
eco Z TIEK ooSPEL HOUR
With Rev. c. o. Stddsklsv.
els 4 HOUR or DECISION
Eyungsllst BilY GrdhIm
Q IN. IRYcEE
ESQ 4 BUSINESS 6 FINANCE
COMEDY FILM
1000 4 FILM PROGRAM
TooTSIE HIPPoDRoME
1880 Z PATH ron TODAY
FRONTIERS or FAITH
Ilfoo 4 NEws & PERSONALITIES GaIlos
ToWEh or TRUTH-Rsliq
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-06-26
7uss9av

wccoV KSTP.TV 8
$50 = BLIND DArE-Pansl
FILhETTE
sias 5 Would AT RANDoM
Win Bill lnIrutu,
ZOO 4 CRY HOsPTTAL-Drama
S FREsIDE THEArRE-pruma
This snake with Madgs hsfsai,h and
LSshs BradlsY, A young AmsftCIn
qSi loina her Britain husband Ia lhs Al.
rioun Interior and learns the problsras
,sO 1' paH a 6sH9 Sssics MIN; post
THlS - YOUR LIFE
RalPh cdwaris tuFhS PGgsS In some.
ones t1ntlY album.
eco 4 pANGER- whoduni
Suriucs Tsna.on," The toini owners
OF IN oil well 10, lsuloUsl@s vie with
murgdl dnxbstY az 10 whsthST the cl
well viii gush oil OF mud
rWo Fon I'M MONTY -oNiA
Win Herb ShrinaT
ESQ 4 MRLs. wREsrLNd-&peEa
DOUG FAEnAANES RnESKNr8
zee ny MKRo-com@dy
ssaneiSsson tree 70 serve SvSction %
PSFa tor ThuckeTy Realty but Tho soft,
hsdrtsd salesman turns hilton.
$50 4 Session BLAcKIE- wAadaAa
8 RaGAK THE BANK
nart PIYka, emCea.
Ie'oo Z AAcKEf souAp-SsAhe cusss
ropAYa hEAptINES-InpOm
IetIs . RAWFo WGArMEA
Iaiao 3 AoRNER-S SPoRTa SNOW
Iotaa 4 MONT NEWa-McCp@n
Boz Communicative
Ios4a 4 wEAYNKM TowER-EFUaARa0
Ies4S 4 PREAaIuha TMEArRK
cLuB EhfhAs9r-Aasls
A nostulgi9 return 70 ST. Louis al the
turn OF tho cNnturY.
n 90 . MOAMEAS ocORKeoARD
lies . STARLIGHT Tt&KATRK
IIIla q sRoRrA RouNpuP-heosO
lltae q NIGHT own PLAYhouSk
4 Stand Accas@d with Robert Cum.
min,ga md hsbsn Aock. A lIwYss
gass t1nql@d up VITA gangst@rs.
ias0p 4 MONT own NEwB-Aail
Iiy0s q NHdMT owl PLAYnouSR-c@sa.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-06-26
Wanssa0y
GTrR.U 0

NNGCNrN &4lF~tN
s,so q rnR RAxxs fIEK aAME-oun
5 ScorI MU1Ic AALL-NaEiSsY
Pdsa P,rgs, PopUsz saaglnJ S,IE. b4ek.
Zee 4 arAlGk u alCh-o~aa
Warren Hull ensss,
. KRAFT TltGArAK--prg@a
lackla CSSpsg Stars N he 80 A1Td
100 Z I'VE GOT a SKCnEr-Quia
Gary AooFs and pansllaa bsYn@ ASo-
daws, Faye Lmsssoa. hsnEI A0FSan
s,sS . INrSaRATIoaAL soxEMo
5 CANDID cAbGEAA-cS@S4Y
Reveals Uasgsp~ctsng sass~S's oIuSht
SSa 81 aAARIED loAR-c~@saY
hs4zs SssvsaA hgnks be ss4ht 70 90
iat5 tAs shBcEsa nasrdls business - 10
"a, "a S SIk,s n T Sii I UPs no,
90 = copFRKY And NM fRIKNps
t,sraa,tsua IsrTY Cal1nRa aakSs avag o.
has, taF AgshGT SsoairvY, Regulars
FFlnk PaTksL Aagssa AiEs0ws.
lansos Dava hGlsas LaS0sl. -
AAA sUsssrS s''a rss M s''''''
Zee . WHATS nj LiNE-o~n
IaAa palY aad SO ygsasags,
s ronANs akAplINES-lnSsGm
IasIS ) RAWTS W1ArNkM-htF. N
IasHa 5 hoaNERS SPoafS Ahow
Ios9a 4 NlGaI NEWS-aScssA
OUTDOORS wTrH cARN2
lee q wGATNEA rowKA-ErssAAaa
Ia,4S Z HoLIYWocD or MEAH
lice 5 HoAN6A1 8COaEBcAMn
lies 5 sTAAl1cNT TMkATRK- b&svts
Sslrsf G0~sn win G@orgs Rraat
EFssra Guess anA FvtAsslta Lanss CaSshi
hsr~ssa a HnneS ~hss ~ Ssod ard
ts,h@s N aaok a Tc'ang ssrl go ca
tog ~ ~Ss, 70 Pav eft psPgTS d@has
NFgsh E1ms shs1Tp Qauahs1n7
IllIS q SPoarS noUMpuR-SsssRS
IItrs q KfcMT owI PGAYHou&g
ASA kactss Sgand uuta h1e@rs Lkv~
lnssshoa and Ncsaiind KsisA
IAsee q MboM1 ow1 MKw8--Amn
Ias6S 4 MtuMI ow1 PGAYMoUaB-csmA
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-06-26
lack Benny Looks
Before Ne Leaps

He Knows What to IOok Tor when ha
buys Q TvEgt- It's the big TAG thas
rSaAs "EssiAssyNd ~ CBSColHm-
Ma Il identifies AmsricAS most
advanced Tv sati Yss. CHS Col9m-
oiA has Tvs top values. So
see your CHS Dealer - OF
write
MaGiomal EIeelzoaies Co.
lalS MIcoLLET AVE SGPLa.
IN. al8s
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-06-26

Laura Gamltina, Welfare
Department Supervisor
Evening star., 1953-04-15
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO. April 10 N0.-Wheat prices
were marked down around cent at
one time on the Board of Trade today,
the May CONTRACT going to a new sea-
ing new low ground for the current
downward move.
Trading became quite active on the
Gee aecLne: Brokers said quite few stop
to the selling pressure. However, wheat
rallied from its lows. soybeans pushed
ahead sh Of the previous close while corn
hour was "a to lower lower. May
S2.2O1s; corn was "a lower to "a higher,
i lower: May 74J.; soy soybeans "VaFeo we're un0 10
lard was 2 to 5 cents a hundred pounds
A major trouble with wheat. brokers
Sald. was the lack of aggressive de-
mand. What demand had existed dried
up quickly following last Fridays Gov
winter wheat production estimate a good
zeal more than any one had expected.
W,neat t,, has been going down since that
state by-state examination OF that
crop report showed the six Midwesttrn
req wheat States were scheduled to pro-
duce l3 million more bushels of wheat
req wheat often has been a drag on
prices in this market, as it is deliverable
on Chicago futures contracts.
vesprd1I "a i9rti1er ntl. factor in today's early
modify Credit Corp in the Southwest
would offer wheat for export at the
market price. Heretofore. offerings have
quotations, it was said. little rain
alSo was reported in parts of Oklahoma.
/ Inc recent heavy marketings Of cattle
nave reduced the number on feed in
the corn belt States. the Aericulture
Department reported, and that was an
ADVERSE influence in corn. While cattle
on leed on April l totaled 10 per cent
feed January 1 had been rs per cent
higher than q year earlier
Evening star., 1953-04-15
Business Briefs
Electric Power Production

Electric Power Production in
the week ended April II totaled
8,001 ,165 900 kilowatt hours COM
pared with 8,018, ,761 900 in the
previous week and was 1872
above the like week year ago.
Edison Electric Institute.
Wholesale Food Index, based
on the cost of a pound each of
81 foods in general use, this week
advanced to $685. from $6.32 last
week and compared with $6.37 in
the like week a year ago.-Dun
& Bradstreet. Il
American Tel. & Tel Co. in IL
months ended March 81 earned
$373, 100000 or $1O.8 a share VS..
$333,017,846 OF $10.35 in 1852
period.
Dow Chemical Co. in 9 months
ended February % earned $685.
269.416 or Sill a share VS.. $25,-
706,753 or $1.13 in 1852 period.
Detroit Edison Co. in IL
months ended March 81 earned
$18,766,594 or $181 a share VS..
$15.910,344 or $1.67 in 1852.
Kern County Land Co. in year
ended December 81 earned SILL
721, ,673 or $2.93 a share VS.. SILL
10000 or $2.84 in 1851.
Combustion Engineering, Inc,
in first quarter earned $1.30 a
share compared with $1.12 in
1852 period.
Paramount Pictures Corp. in
So weeks ended January 3 earned
$5,899,871 or $2.52 a share VS..
SIS, ,459 ,273 or $2.33 in 1852.
Douglas Aircraft Co. in 3
months ended February %
earned $4,389,787 or 1856
share VS.. $1,997,O96 or $1.66 in
1852 period.
Ohio Match Co. in year ended
December 81 earned $2,005,9O3
or SLIT a share VS.. $2,121,740 or
$2.12 in 1861.
Atlas SteelS, Ltd. in year end
ed December 81 earned $2,706,-
TOT or 1924 a share VS.. $3,47O,-
019 or $4.16 in 1851.
Hobart Manufacturing in year
ended December 81 earned
$2,160,123 or $3.37 share VS..
So, ,2O9,701 or $3.44 in 1851.
ThermOid Co. in year ended
December 81 earned $1,084,832
or $1.20 a share VS.. $1,742, ,460 or
$2.02 in 1851.
Carriers & General Corp. an
nounced election of Frank Pace,
jr., former Secretary of the Army,
to the board of directors. c. &
G. is a closed end investment
company.
Other earnings included:
Evening star., 1953-04-15
Other earnings included:
For 3 Months Ended March 81.
New York Produce

NEW YORK. April Is Rl.-Butter
95S,275; steady. Wholesale prices on
bulk cartons. Creamery. higher than
% score tA1, fresh. 65ss; 80 So score es5 tB5'
IS: SO score (C), 64h.
Cheese-2S7,9s6 steady; prices un-
changed.
quotations. based largely on exchange
trading. follow: Midwestern: Mixed col
ors-Fancy heavyweights, 53; fancy
medium, 81: standards, large, 49ls
current receipts. 41Ia-4SH; dirties, a.
40: checks, 45-45h. Whites-Fancy
heavyweights. 54la-55: fancy large, "a;
Browns - Fancy heavyweights, 551a
fancy, large, .541a; extra /, large, 53h
extra ], medium, 81.
weights, 55ha; mediums, 54: pullets, A.
Browns - Extra fancy heavyweights
b112; mediums. SO; pullets, A..
Evening star., 1953-04-15
SteeIs Lead Advance
OF as Much as 81 in
Expanded Trading
BY the Associated Press


NEW YORK, April 15.-Steels
took the initiative today in a
general stock market advance.
The rise went to around 2
points with many advances of
a point registered. Losses were
small and eXerted no pressure on
the list.
Steels were the most active in
the major divisions and con-
siderable activity showed up in
railroads, motors and in many
individual instances. Steels were
favored by reports of continued
heavy demand and suggestions
for price increases.
Radio Corp. opened on a block
of 5000 shares. up 7s at 267s,
and held right around that price.
The company said it Is ready
to go with color TV within nine
to IL months after the Govern
ment gives it the green light.
Among higher stocks were
Bethlehem Steel, Studebaker,
Goodrich. International Har-
vester, Boeing, Distillers Corp,
Zenith Radio, American Tele-
phone, Consolidated Natural Gas,
American Cyanamid, Westing-
house Electric, .Pepsi-Cola, At
lantlc Coast Line Railroad, New
York Central, Southern Railway,
Gulf Oil and Warner Bros.
Corporate bonds were quiet. In
the ver-the-counter market
Governments were firm with the
new 30-year 3A per cent issue
going to a premium right after
the start.