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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-18

that wrestling with the days
problems is a sure road to
sleeplessness. Actually. il is
equally unwise to null over
your pleasant recollections. Let
everything 90 for the morrow.
Even il sleep eludes you, be
cOnsOled by the fact that quietly
lying in bed also refreshes your
body.
II is effort - mental and
muscular activity - that keeps
you awake. If by careful prep
aration during the day you can
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-18

learn to sacrifice all effort - even the effort
to sleep - you will find that the blessing
of relaxed and refreshing rest is yours.
SAFE FOOTBALL? Is yosr Hgk-seAeei
team gives sane protection esHiaU is-
jsries? A speeiahss JS0ss sAe Bssess Of
Heshh EdscasiOs, A.M.A., lays dows
some '.JoOfbsN rsles" sexf week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-18

Here's Doctors advice on how to check
your sleep quota = and three suggestions
that will help insure a good nights rest
by Edmund jacobson, Md, Ph.D.
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Evening star., 1955-02-21
Stocks Lean Higher,
With Aid Of Rails;
SteeIs Turn Down
BY the Assoeiufed Press

NEW YORK, Feb. 21.-Rail-
roads helped the stock market
advance in the early afternooe.
today. But most industrials,
though firm, were under their
highest prices of the session.
Utilities, aircrafts. chemicals
and molten picture issues were
in moderate demand. However,
steels. motors, oils and rubber
producers were lower. Distillers
and airlines were mixed.
Trading began at brick pace
and the ticker tape was late for
a brief period. Changes were
mostly fractions, though, and
dealings were selective.
Among the large blocks were
Marine Midland Corp. at 20 un-
changed on $4,000 shares, New
York Central Railroad 351s, up
5s on 10000 shares; Pennsyl-
vania Railroad, 25l2. up "a on
10000 shares, and United States
Steel 1924, off ls on 5000 shares.
Moving upward were Bendix
Aviation, Schenley, Radio Corp,
Dupont, American Telephone,
Anaconda Copper, American
Cyanamid, Northern Pacific and
LoeW'S.
Lower were Republic Steel,
General Motors, Goodyear,
Kennecott Copper, Air Reduc-
ton, Johns Manyille, Standard
Oil IN. j. and Sinclair Oil.
Railroads nudged the cor
porate bond market higher. Gov
ernment bonds eased.
Evening star., 1955-02-21
Produce Markets

BALTIMORE quotations supplied by the
United states Agriculture Department:
eastern boxes U. S. Is, unless otherwise
5ruisins; pr insis y. s; fancy s34 inches gp and
LoWrys. "a inch up 50: Romes,' )
inches up. 80; staymans, aa4 inches
quality, pa, inch ND, 200. Yorks, "a
inch up, 200; Va. Delicious. U. S.
Fancy ga inch up; 3.oo-25; some 500:
m inch up nshsS sS ps Pa CARTONS faig uly ray
pack staymans. 64s-13ss showing scald,
size osss I'D ahsss ssSH: siaay sSs1s & "a
Pa. Katahdins, 5o-lb. sacks. 1855,
few higher. baker size. 80: 10 10.
Sweet potatoes; Slightly stronger. Bu
bkts, and hpr, U s. Is. Del Golden,
Md and va Goldens. 325-5O: Puerto
Ricans ordinary to fair quality, 2.25-
3.25: White Yams. 400; bu; crates
Goidens. feG % s.5a: S Orange. ) 3'65-7S: Puerto to
Ricans, $50.
Poultry Quotations.
PSTsry Market quiet and
toms that brought 27 cents. few capons
40 cents and fryers 81. Too few sales
10 quote prices.
Livestock Markets.
Cattle 800; holdoVers 200, equivalent
heifers and Il loads stock cattle. around
90 per cent Of run cows. trading on
not no nearly % as good s-sS as last Monday. but
about like last Thursday, early sales
uneven, averaging around steady with
active fully steady; % s scstered oD'' sales S,Hs
heifers and stock cattle little change;
early Ssles good and choice slaughter
good heifers 2O.OO-2125. utility and
commercial 14.5o-1s.00. most utility and
commercial COWS l2.0o-15.5o, Gamers
holstein cutters to 1850 or above and
shelly Gamers down to 700 or under,
few utility and commercial sausage bulls
good and choice stocker steers 3ee.75-
800. some medium to mostly good
grade lot l9;00-20,50.
sold to establish. a trading basis, scat
tered sales choice vealers 5000, but
few choice ooa and prime in early run.
steady in early, round but top IS cents
higher and larger percentase oil. run
at l1;55 than last THURSDAY CHOICE
1900, but around double deck mostly
No. ! and . offerings 1925. 220-"4n
lbs. 11.50-75, 240-2T0 lbs. l6.5u-1 so
21O-300 lbs. 15.15-l6.15. few over 800
lbs weights downward from 1880: 120-
40 lbs. 16.oo-l1 100, 140-16O lbs. 1900
so; sowS relatively scarce, few smooth
around $50 lbs. and lighter to 1875,
but most choice under 400 ID. weights
II 90, 400-45o lbs. IA 90. 45h-500 lbs.
1900. 500-550 lbs. 700. 550-600 lbs.
/ 90. over 800 lbs. 1000 down accord
ing to condition. quality and weight.
stays discounted 2.00-3O0 from price
paid for same weight sows.
Sheep %; not enough sold to establish
price trend
Grain Market.
sacks
Wheat--Receipts, arm bushels ship
ments, 1900 bushels: stocks. 4,639,370
bushels No . red winter earlicky. spot.
domestic, -2lSia; No. 3. 2:15la.
shipments, lo;l,55O bushels; stocks, s.
6l4, 1868 bushels.
oats1Receipts, 3O,721 bushels; ship
ments. none: stocks, 435.734 bushels
Barlev-Recepts, 5.0lS bushels: ship
ments, none; stocks, 3 .673 bushels.
Rye-Receipts. 9.24l bushels: ship
ments, 6S.244. bushels: stocks. 1O3,693
bushels.
soybeans-Receipts, I;aia9 iaoe bushels;
Millfeed-Receipts. 44@ tons.
Evening star., 1955-02-21
Chicuqo Livestock

CHICAGO. Feb, FL ~ tUsDA) =
SalabIe hogs $1,000; moderately active
ana uneven; steady to mostly 20 higher
SONS: most choice l90-240 ID 1926
1900; q few decks choice No ! and =
grades 17.25; and 4j head choice No
Is 207 ID uniform in weight and grade
at l7.4o. most 25Q250 ID 1919 %:
bulk 2SU-33O ID I5.00-15.75; a few up
to 800 ID down l4.75; but fewer hogs
over 400 10 in the run; most soWs unaer
45o ID 14.25-l4. 10; few az louo;
bulk 450-600 ID 13.od-l4.25i good
salabie cattle 10000; salable calves
500; fed steers and heifers slow; mostly
steady; cows ano bulls, fully STEADY.
and feeders scarce. few sales about
steady: modest supply OF high choice 10
low prime steers and yearllnss @h.5u-
= 90 E ayeraEe & prime Gsott to siaIl hign prime
$500: most good TO low choice 20.00-
"a so; a few low commercial steers down
to 1906. a few nigh choice TO low
and choice heifers 1s.5o-24,go; COM
merciai to low good grades lo.50-lS.uo;
few commercial heifer type cows up
TO 1850: most utility and commercial
> .60-1 so; a few heavy cutters up 70
100; utility and commercial bulls loo
1850; good and choice ,veaiers "a. 4.0o-
$500; Gull to commercial graoes 90
on replacement account sold at 1900
for the steers and 1000 for the heiferS.
Salable sheep 500; slaughter laQlos
largely steady; a few losds and lots
good TO prime. wooled lambs u 0O-?".75;
latter price for loads around 1913 Id.
down; few, 120-l l25 ID. wooled skins
1880; load mostly choice io3 ID. No;
to low good lambs l2.00-20.5O; Gull to
choice slaughter ewes 6.00-9,50
Evening star., 1955-02-21
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO. Feb. 2l P.-The slow but
renewed itself on the Board Of TRACE
today. Losses were not large but the
market failed ,o.a to sh9T E.S,v any ability to
Moisture in the southwest winter
wheat belt, an expansion in receipts Of
cash grain, knowledge that some soy
bean professors had cVrtailed operations
and a generah lack OF commercial de-
mand combined to point the market
Dealings, were fairly, active despite
the fact the market will be closed to-
morrow, Washington's birthday;
Wheat near t, the So,,en end rcn Of the onEs flEst
rye rye =. to is4 lower, March Sll9I.; soy
beans u to . cents lower, March 50; t6;
and lard . to cents hundred
pounds higher. March Sl2.65.
General LIQUIDATION was present in old
export business colud not prevent this
selling from making a dent in the price
structure. Israel bought wheat over the
week end but the amount was not known:
Heavy moisture. mostly in the form OF
snow. fell in much Of the winter wheat
pretty much discounted by the new crop
wheat futures Friday and they held up
better during early dealings than the old
crop months.
week ago. totaling 23s. cars. Belgium
bought some corn over the week end A
barge loaded with 10T.On0 bushels OF
oats cleared Chicago for Memphis. But
feed grains followed the general market
trend lower.
France bought some soybeans over the
week end. Cash bean receipts showed no
appreciable expansion.
Evening star., 1955-02-21
New York Produce

NEW YORK. Feb. II lR tUsDA)-
Butter unsettled to weak. Receipts tone
day 65l.32s. wholesale prices on
57'4-5sk4; 80 score tB) 57h-579.; 80
Sc9ts Cheese. sc, ssdy' steady Receipts ~ days,
15S,5.5. Wholesale sales, American
cheese whole milk. Cheddars fresh
36-37Ia cents; Cheddars aged ,48la so;
single daisies fresh 3S-39: single daisies
aged 1852, fats fresh 3s-39; mats
aged 1881; processed cheddaTs 5 los.
A 45-4s; grade B ~ 4G; grade C 4l-44
Wholesale egg priees weak Receipts
tations follow: Mixed colors; Extras. AS
80 lbs) 44ia-45, extras large (45-4s
lbsN 44-44I2; extras medium 43-43l2
standards large. 1914; current receipts
whites: Extras -t4s-5n lbs.l 45l2-46ia:
extras large (45-4S lbs 45-45H: ex-
tras medium 44-45. Browns; Extras
!ts;;50 lbs 47-49; extras large AS
Nearby: whites: Top quality as
~ lbs 46-41; mediums 45lass46.
49ia mediums 45-4ol2.
Evening star., 1955-02-21
Business Briefs

Earnings Statements of the
first 422 corporations reporting
this year show their combined
net profits for 1854 totaled $5,-
524,581.107, an increase Of $3.50
from 1953.-Associated Press.
Estimated Fire Losses over the
Nation in January totaled $75,-
265, 900, down 10.3% from De-
cember and down 1870 from
January, 1854. - MI. Board Of
Fire Underwriters.
Sheraton Corp. n n ounc e d
purchase of the Hotel Lincoln in
indianapolis. in a multi-million
dollar deal which brings the
chain to 80 hotels.
West Va. Pulp and Paper Co.
announced it. is planning a $50
million pulp and paper mill in
Central Pennsylvania, probably
at Tyrone where it already
operates a plant. -
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.
Announced it has arranged a
$50 million 100-year-loan with
a group of insurance companies.
f. l. Du Pont de NemOurs &
Co, Inc, announced 1854 earn
ings were equal to $7.33 per
share, compared with $4.94 per
share for 1858.
Am. Tel. g. Tel. e. subs. in year
ended December 81 earned S549,-
931223 or $l1.992 a share VS..
S47S,512,265 or Sill in 1858.
General Electric Co. in year
ended December 81 earned $212,-
613,221 or $2.46 a share VS.. $685.
727 ,889 or $2.46 in 1858.
SocOny-Vacuum Oil Co. esti-
mated 1854 earnings at $3.50 mil
lion VS.. $187 million or $5.35 in
1858.
Jewel Tea Co. in So weeks
ended January l earned $4,113,-
498 or $3.0l share VS.. $3,373,238
or $3.50 in 1854.
HaZel-Atlas Glass Co. in year
ended January l earned $685.
691 OF $1.67 a share VS.. $3,l12,385
or .43 in 1854.
Gosden Petroleum Corp. in 9
months ended $2,570.392 or $2.48
a share VS.. $2,142,725 or $2.07 in
1854.
Champion Paper & Fibre in 3
months ended December 81
earned $2,376.648 or $1.03 a
share VS.. $2,603,604 or $1.13 in
1858.
Evening star., 1955-02-21
Steel Output Shows
Healthy Expansion
On Widening Front
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

CLEVELAND. Feb. 21.-The
steel market is showing a healthy
pickup, with demand tanning
out from light, flat-rolled prod
ucts to other forms, such as
plates, bars, pipe and wire.
Steel Magazine, reporting this
yesterday, said the increased
scope Of demand shows that
business is strengthening on a
widening front.
Some of the pickup is sea-
sonal, but the magazine said
that. too. is a healthy condition.
Much of the seasonal demand is
coming from construction, a big
consumer of plates.
Steelmaking, responding to
the increasing demand, went up
a half point last week to 88.5
per cent of rated capacity pro-
duction or 2,135,750 net tons.
That yield is the largest since
October, 1858. The leader is
the st. Louis district, where
ingot production is at 1925 per
cent of theoretical capacity. y
Evening star., 1955-02-21
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Feb. 81 41.- Foreign
exchange rates follow, Great Britain in
dollars, others In cents unchanged un-
in m New York open market iii per Gent cent
premium or iOl .9394. up "a
Europe-Great Britain. pound. 2.1si4;
so-dsy futures, a.7T 3l-32. of 132;
27f 23-32; Belgium. franc. 9ai., off
0d,.; France, franc. .2sss: Western
Germany. deutsche mark % 81; Holland.
gal, escudo, $50: Sweden. krona. 1874
Switzerland franc. free. 23.33: Denmark.
krone. 1850
Evening star., 1955-02-21

Hourly Sales on the Exchange.
II 100 am. $50 600 IL noon 25o 600
100 pm. $50 900 200 pm. 900 o, o
;Unit of trading 10 shares or sales ia
tull
Rates of dividends in the foregoing
table are annual disbursements based on
the last quarterly or sem!-annual dec
laration Unless otherwise noted, special
or extra dividends are not INCLUDED.
Also extra or extras. b Annual rate
plus stock dividend d Declared or pal5
in 1855 plus S. 0ck dividend. Paid last
year. PAYABLE in stock, estimated cash
value on ex-dividend o. redistribution
date Declared or paid SO far this year.
h Declared or paid after stock dividend or
Split-up. Declared or paid this year.
an accumula:ive issue with dividends IN
arrears. Paid this year. dividend
omitted. deferred or no action taken at
last dividend meeting Declared or paid
in 1854, plus stock dividend y Liquidat-
Ing dividend, cid Called. xd EX dividend
KIDS Ex distribution. xr EX rights
XIV Without warrants. WV With warrants.
wd when distributed wi When issued
In bankruDtcy or receiyership or ceing
reorg anizsd under tho Bankruptcy Act.
or securities ASSUMED BY such companies.
Evening star., 1955-02-21
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, Feb. 21.-Cotton futures
day Evening up operations in nearby
March were active as the March
notices circulated in the trade. Certifi-
bales bringing the total to 74.751 bales.
Noon prices were Il cents a bale
higher to : cents lower than the previous
close. March 34.34, May 34.73 and
July "a 80
Evening star., 1955-02-21
Heavy Selling Wave Drops
Stock Prices in London

LONDON, Feb 81 (P.-A
heavy selling wave hit the Lon
don stock exchange today, but
the slide lost some of its force
toward the close.
The sell-off was bigger than on
Friday, when the market exper-
fenced its biggest price tumble
since 1851.
Brokers pointed out that the
heavy selling at the opening
came after financial writers over
the week end had almost unani-
mously reached the conclusion
that the recent long climb in the
market had been overdone.
Evening star., 1955-02-21
Washington Securities
SALES,

Pot Elec Pwr-l at 3024, 10 at 2O7s.
100 at "07s.
Wash Gas $4.25 pfd-30 at 100. 10
at 100.
Wash Gas $3.50 pfd-2s at 142. 5
Evening star., 1955-02-21
Odd-Lot DeoIinqs

NEW YORK, Feb 81 R.--The New
York Stock Exchanse reported today
these odd-lot transactions bv principal
dealers on the exchange for February
Of 27I ,5@1 shares including 96s shares
sold short.
Evening star., 1955-11-24
Residents BuIIot
For Privute Power

COLVILLE, Wash. Nov. -
(R.-Residents of this tl1inly
populated farming and mining
county Tuesday chose private
power over public power in an
election to see which would con-
tinue to serve them.
With only a few ballots to be
countd, the vote was 5,008 TO
|2.0l9 in favor of the Stevens
County Public Utility Districts
sale of its facilities to the Wash
ington Water Power Co. The
Public Utility District will cease
operations in the county where
both had served. Its rates had
been higher than those Of the
private utility. but PUD had
pledged a rate cut if successful
in the referendum.
The so-called theological"
campaign between the rival util-
tiles had ragged night and day
since attorneys for the units
agreed to let the voters decide
which should service the county
which was too small" for dual
electrical operations.
Regional politicians watched,
but did not take part in the
electioneering. Most felt the re-
suit would influence national
campaign strategy in 1856, espe-
cially in the power conscious
West.
Evening star., 1955-11-24
Eisenhower Leads Nation
In Holiday Observance

the Senate; Senator Russell o.
Georgia, chairman of the Armed
Services Committee; Senator
Clements of Kentucky, assistant
floor leader; Senator Hayden O.
Arizona, chairman of the Ap.
Ipropriations Committee; Senator
George of Georgia. chairman oi
the Foreign Relations Commit
Itee; Senator Hennings of Mis-.
souri,. Democratic whip: Repre-.
sentative Rayburn, House Speak
Ter: Representative Mccormick oi
Massachusetts, Democratic flool
leader.
Cheekup b. DR.. White
representative Albert of Okla
lloma. Democratic whip; Repre-
sentative Cannon Of Missouri
chairman Of the Appropriation
&c o m mittee; Representative
Richards of South Carolina
chairman of the Foreign Affairs
Committee, and Representative
vinson Of Georgia. chairman OF
the Armed Services Committee
December l6 or IVA physical
examination by DR.. Paul Dudley
White. the ranking specialist
handling Mr.. EiSenhewer's medi-
cal case, in Washington OF
Gettysburg.
The examination by DR.. White
would be one Of a planned
monthly series.
Evening star., 1955-11-24
continued From First Page

Continued From First Page
months after his heart attack
would do what the doctors allow
White House Press Secretary
James c. Hagerty announced
late yesterday the following
schedule for the President fol-
the next few weeks:
November 28-Republican Ma
It1onal Committee Chairman
Leonard w. Hall at Gettysburg
December 3-Senate Republic
can Leader Knowland and. sepa-
rately, House Republican Leader
Martin, at Gettysburg.
December 6-Budget Director
Rowland w. Hughes, on next
years budget, at Gettysburg.
December 8-National Secu-
rity Council at Camp David.
December cabinet at Camp
David.
A-hay flanne0
December 10 X-ray and
Horoscope examination of his
heart at Walter Reed Hospital
in Washington,
december 12-Republican
leaders of Congress, on the
Presidents legislative proposals,
at the White House.
Those invited to the Decem-
ber IL conference are: Vice
President Nixon: Senator Know
land, Senator Bridges Of New
Hampshire. chairman of the
Republican Senate Policy Com
mittee; Senator Millikin of
Colorado, chairman of the Senate
Republican Conference; Senator
Saltonstall Of Massachusetts,. Re-
publican whip; Mr.. Martin;
Representative Arends of Illinois,
House whip: Representative Hal
leck of Indiana, assistant floor
leader, and Representative Leo
IE. Allen of Illinois, ranking Re-
publican Of the Rules Committee.
December 13-Republican and
Democratic leaders. on defense
and foreign policy, at the White
House.
Invites Listed
Those invited to the December
l3 bipartisan conference are:
Republicans-Mr. Nixon: Sem
ator Knowland; Senator Mil
likin: Senator Saltonstall; Sen
ator Wiley of Wisconsin. rank
ing Republican on the Foreign
Relations Committee; Mr., Mar
tin: Mr.. Halleck: Mr.. Arends;
Mr.. Allen: Representative Taber
Iof New York, ranking Repub-
Ilican on the House Appropria
Itions Committee: and Repre-
sentative Chiperf1eld of Illinois,
ranking Republican on the For
eign Affairs Committee.
DemocratS-Senator johnson
OF Texas, Democratic leader ir
Evening star., 1955-11-24
D. {. DropsNew
Plans

/ Final abandonment of plans for
the Districts proposed s3.3 mil
lion tuberculosis hospital was dis
.Iclosed yesterday by District Com
missioner Robert E. Mclaughlin,
/ He said the unused funds will
be returned to the Federal Treas
Jury and credited to the account
lof the District for reappropria-
ton by Congress.
\ OF the sum, however, $500, 900
It's expected to be used to help
finance a proposed 200-bed psy-
chiatric building at District Gen.
eral Hospital.
Inquiry Into Cost
The District Commissioners,
Hast Tuesday. ordered additional
Explanation Of a 80 per cent In
Icrease in the cost of floor space
in the psychiatrie building. This
| is being prepared by Archie G.
Hutson. director Of buildings and
grounds.
Before the plans were drawn.
the structure was estimated to
cost $2.2 million but now is ex-
lpected to cost $2.8 million.
Funds for construction Of both
buildings were appropriated by
Congress a year ago.
| Mr.. Mclaughlin said the Dis
itrict's hospital needs will be sur
Iveyed extensively during the
coming year. before the city's
proposed budget for fiscal 1858
is drafted.
S5,57O,000 Total
Budget officials said the total
appropriation for the tubercu-
Ilosis and psychiatric buildings
was $5.570,0O0. If $2,850.000 ac-
tually is spent on the psychiatric
building, they said, the sum re-
turned to the Treasury would be
I$2, ,72o. 900.
Planning for the tuberculosis
was stopped some time
ago, when questions were raised
as to the need for additional bed
space. Then planning was re-
sumed until it was pointed out
that the District has unused beds
in other tuberculosis facilities.
This led' to complete abandon
ment of the project by the Com
missioners.
Evening star., 1955-11-24
5 Die in Florida
Heud-On Crash

OCALA, Fla, Nov. "a (P.-
Two automobiles crashed head.
on on a curve and killed five
persons on u S. Highway Al
about % miles south of here just
before last midnight.
The dead were listed at a flu.
neral home as two youths and q
family of three, Mr., and Mrs
Robert Bowen. about 30. of Mi
ami, and their 5-year-old daugh-
ter. The youths were William
H. Horton. jr,, Of Summerf1eld
Fla, and j. d. Proctor Of Pedro
The Bowen family was riding
in one car and four youths in
the other. The other young men
were injured.
Evening star., 1955-11-24

very much inclined to make the
(presidentiaD race" but he
avoided a direct answer as to
whether or not he has reached
"a decision in his own mind.
VIII Defer Announcement
He said he will make an an
nouncement on that score in
late December or early January
Senator johnson hammered on
the point that he is not going
to give any of the potential can
didates for the Democratic NOM
ination an advance pat on the
back.
He said If Democrats in Con-
gress tend to the job of pushing
his 13-point program. the cleo
ton win take care of itself.
The progrem. enunciated by
Senator johnson Monday night
in a speech at Whitney, calls
among other things for broader
social security coverage, income
tax reductions for low income
groups, return to 80 per cent
parity for farmers, and an ex-
panded Federal health program
Evening star., 1955-11-24
Air Freight Lines
Planned in Germany

FRANKFURT, Germany, Nov
"a P).-West Germany's first
postwar commercial air freight
lines will be organized soon
Lufthansa Air Lines announced
today.
The announcement said that
the new air freight service. which
will operate domestically on a
nonscheduled basis, would be
formed by Lufthansa, the fed
eral railroads, the North German
Lloyd Steamship Co. and the
Hamburg America Lines.
Headquarters will be in Frank
furt.
Evening star., 1955-11-24
Denver Considers
Starting Newspaper

DENVER. Nov, "a tP,, ,,--Tht
city of Denver is studying the
Iadvisability of establishing 9
daily newspaper.
The Employees Roundup, a
monthly publication for munich
Ipal employees, would be converted
into a daily under the plan. The
purpose would be to avoid pay
ling a newspaper Of general cir
Iculation thousands of dollars
each year to publish city legal
notices.
Robert McCollum, special as
Isistant to Mayor Will F. Nichol-
son, verified that the possibility
lis being considered.
Denver's present dailies are
the Rocky Mountain News and
lthe Denver Post.
Evening star., 1955-11-24

those aims have failed in several
instances.
3. The Republican administra-
ton is vulnerable to attack on
the farm issue.
4. Unified Democrats can use
Senator Johnson's 13-point leg
islative program to push to a
presidential victory.
Senator Kefauver conceded
during the course Of a one -hour
press conference that it would
be unfair If I didn't say 1 feel
Evening star., 1955-11-24

presidential aspirations was un-
certain.
But there was no uncertainty
about their agreement on these
points:
/. They thoroughly enjoyed
their deer hunt on which Sena-
tor Kefauver nagged a 10-point,
90-pound buck.
Similar Foreign Policies
2. They think the Democratic
and Republican Parties have
similar foreign policy aims but
Republican methods of achieving
Evening star., 1955-11-24
Kefouver, Johnson Agree
On Plan to Beet COP.

JOHNSON CITY, Tex. Nov. "a QFl-senator Kefauver
other of the who might become the Democratic Pay
standard bearer 1856 left here last night after 24hou
visit with Senate Majority Leader Lyndon B. johnson.
Whether their private exchange Of views might have
Senator Kefauvers eventual