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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-26
.cHIcAGOLIVESTOCK

CHICAGO. Nov. % tR euspAl-
Salable hogs, 5000; active and IN
even, generally 25e lower on butchers:
instances more than 25c lover early
some late sales only YEA kto 25e lower;
soEs steady 20 2bc lower: early clear
anee. No 2-3 mixed Grade lots 0u-sfO
ID butchers I ; So 90. mainly rs 1874
ana above on lau-23O n; several lots
mostly = ie0-@25 10, lu.uJ- - IS.
i5,55 other WEIGHTS. scarce. larger lots
i3n-]50 10 soES l3GO-l4 90
Salable cattle. $500: calves. 500.
steers and heifers SLOW openlng trade
mostly 50c 70 LOO lover win better
than 90 per cent fthe supply 10 sell.
COWS high. utility and better about
steady; Gamers and cutters fairly ac-
i've, fully steady bulls strong 70 &c
niRner yealers STEADY 70 strong stock
tfs ard feeders about steady bulk man
choice and prime steers rs lid-as ~.
load 81 prime It's 10 " O0. lev 'osss
Of aferaae prime 70 hish prime steers
NM unsclc good % averaee choice
steers n no-94IO. few loads and lots
et 90 400 dand choice heiiers i in-
~. uiiity anc standard hsffrs
20 a0, , . ~ ~ stiiiiy sHd eommsreial
COWS @ y so Gamers AND cutters
unity cous mixed p s0-a5s utility
and commercial bulls iI13-lf50 Tea
head choice ana prime Yeaiera 20 90,
mefi toQd and choice ie.0U-gt 90. fsE
euN yeglers down 70 90. leads
eno.ce dgi-fts 20 stock calves . ! SO
~ un two loads choice 500 ID. fearlInn
feedinr steers 2Q.5O.
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You can have that truly con-

You can have that truly con-
Ivertible hardtop in January.
Ford. with sophisticated glee
today announced a hardtop with
Ia fully retractable steel top and
calls it the first revolutionary
new idea in automotive design
since development of the closed
car 40 years. ago."
Despite five years of at least
semi-Secrecy over the design,
rumors have been popping up
about it during the last half
year.
The six-passenger, two-door
car is scheduled for production
starting in January and will be
sold by Ford dealers. Only then
will they talk about price.
The car bears definite family
resemblance to Ford's Fairlane
and Fairlane 500 series sedans,
but is three inches longer overall
than the Fairlane. The extra
length provides the necessary
rear deck space for the cars fiat
strcamlined roof which is liter
ally swallowed up in the trunk
The operation lis simple
enough. An instrument panel
button is touched to raise or
lower the steel top. Electric mo-
tors do the rest. In the testing
program, the top mechanisms
were operated 10000 times,
equivalent to'30 years of normal
service, Ford says.
When the button is touched,
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Show" because of the many
changes developed in the 1857
models.
Every American model and
make will be shown. A number
Of foreign makes also will be on
display as well as the latest
In automotive accessories, Mr..
O'Brien said.
Five new cars will be given
away free and entertainment
stars will be on the program.
Show hours will be 2 to IL pm.
daily.
Members of the Auto Show
Committee are:
Norman F. Wearne, general
manager Of the Phelps Roberts
Corporation; Ernest r. Eaton, jr.,
vice president of Caithness
Buick, Inc; L. j. Hook, manager
of American Service Center, and
Lionel Kaplan, president of
Kaplan Crawford.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-26

bonding film. or cement, to re-
place rivets. The new adhesive
not only reduces weight and
drag, but brings about a more
efficient airframe manufacturing
procedure, the builders say.
North American AviatiOn's
Maury Sulkin. chief thermody-
manifest, says that tomorrow's
aircraft. glowing a brilliant red
as it races through the sky at
eight times the speed Of sound.
will radiate enough heat to warm
is city blocks. Studebaker-
Packard, in consolidating facili-
ties at South Bend, transferred
almost $500 tons of Packard
parts from Utica, Mich, in %
days. LOckheed's big C-13O
Hercules prophet transport des-
tined for the Air Force can carry
20 tons of material and 80 troops
but it recently flew 755 nautical
miles in one hour and 46 min
utes. SeabOard & Western
AirIines will inaugurate what it
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MUTUAL FUNDS

NEW YORK. Nov. 20 UPl.--Nstional
Association oeCurieies Dealers. inc:
moon QuOtatiOnsl
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& WHEELS
BY CHARLES YARBRoUGH

electric locks are released in the
trunk lid and it rises up and
back out of the way. Then locks
are automatically released in the
top, which swings up. back and
down into the trunk. The trunk
lid closes and locks itself. For
safety. the mechanism will OPP
crate only when the cars trans
mission is in neutral and the ig-
milton key is turned to the "ac-
cessory" position with the engine
stopped.
To permit nesting a full-width,
rigid steel, top nearly 80 inches
long into the trunk, the design
ers moved the spare tire under
a floor plate in the rear deck
and relocated the gas tank fur
ther forward in the deck.
Luggage space is in the center
area of the huge rear deck, but
some space naturally is sacri-
feed to handle the big top.
Small fractional horsepower
motors driving the retractable
top require the same amount of
current needed to operate a con-
ventional soft-top convertible.
X 4
1t has a familiar chant, but
few will deny some of the logic
in a recent article in Billboard,
the amusement industry's news
weekly, deploring the increasing
size of automobiles. To-day"
says Billboard, ''it is necessary
to allot 40 feet for the bumper
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to-bumper parking of two cars
plus an additional 20 feet for
exit roadways. Apart from the
ominouS fact that acres today
hold fewer cars than they did
five years ago. the cars them
selves, on the average, bring only
half as many people" Apart
from a weather or event calam-
ity, one of the worst things that
could happen to an event is to
hit the saturation. or Runaway,
point in parking" the publica-
ton says.
The auto builders have an
answer: People want their cars
bigger, longer and lower. They
want EN-. We build EN-"
x y ~
The fuselage, wings and tail
surfaces of the supersonic B-58
bomber by Convair are glued
not riveted. Officials of the Con-
vair Division Of General Dy-
namics Corp. and the B. F.
Goodrich Co. developed a new
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BIO Net Income Up
$1,104,866 in October

The Baltimore e. Ohio Rail-
way Co. today announced net
income fol October totaled So
580.573. This was a $1.1O4,8 $3.50
increase over the previous Oc-
tober
The railroad said operating
revenues for the month reached
$40,973, 1862. an increase of ST.
250,496 over 1855.
Net income for the first 10
months of 1856 amounted to
$24,590 SOB. an increase of 49,
477,444 over the first 10 months
Of 1855 Operating revenues for
10 months this year was $780,
528,263. an increase of $29,579.-
761 over the similar 1855 period
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who inspired the campaign, has
retained lit for this assignment.
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YOUR
MONEYS WORTH
Did Your Lights Dim?
BY SYLVIA PORTER

awaken you to the disadvantages
and dangers of inadequate wlr-
ing, but the problem is becoming
increasingly acute simply because
you are buying more and more
appliances.
At least 20 million American
homes must be rewired in the
years directly ahead and many
more need wiring modernization.
The cost of the additional wlr-
ing needed is conservatively esti-
mated at SO million.
Two nationwide drives are
underway to educate us to the
necessity to solve this problem
One is the Live Better
Electrically" campaign. backed
by over 200 utilities and so cleo
trio appliance manufacturers.
On the surface, this is just a
drive to promote buying of APP
planes; underneath, an equally
important aim is to get us to
Imodernize our wiring. The other
is the Operation Horsepower"
campaign. backed by the Edison
Electric Institute. Part of the
campaign this year was a contest
requiring housewives to count
fuses and wiring lines. More
than 100000 housewives had en-
tered the contest by the deadline
this fall, four times the number
predicted by professional contest
experts.
Simple Test
Ask yourself: Does a fuse
blow or do your lights dim when
several of your appliances are in
use? Do you find appliances in
seemingly perfect condition OPP
Grating below par? Do your cleo
trio bills appear high?
If so, you have a wiring prob
lem and you should ask your
electric company or local con-
tractor to give you a wiring
checkup and an estimate of the
cost Of modernization this
should be free).
Then face your alternatives.
Either y.u must arrange for a
wiring modernization job on the
most favorable basis to you. or
you must admit you've reached
your limit on buying Of electric
appliances.
tcopyrisht 1856, Hall Syndicate. Incl
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Kronstadt to Prepare
Holiday Newspaper Ads

The Kronstadt Advertising
Agency, I'll Fourteenth street
NV, announced today it has
been retained to prepare a series
of institutional newspaper ads
keyed to Christmas and New
Years. Miss Ruth Ohlsson, adj
vertising manager of Jelleff's,
will work with the agency on the
program.
The agency said this is the
second year that Frank R. Jelleff,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-26
Mutual Savings Deposits
Gain S62 Million in Month

The steady 1856 climb of de-
posits continued last month, the
National Association of Mutual
Savings Banks said today, in re-
cording a $62 million gain for
October.
Crawford H. Stocker, jr., the
associations president, said that
on October 81. deposits in thel
Nations SGT mutual savings
banks totaled $29, 584, 100000.
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'' e BUSINESS
Manager, Aides Named
For Capitol Auto Show
By WILLIAM A. MULLEN

Mike Murphy managing director of the Automotive
Association OF the National Capital Area will the
Auto Show Neil OBren show chairman, today
The 18th annual Auto Show will be held the National
Guard Armory January 5-13.
Mr. OBrien said the theme this will be
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Controllers Institute
To Hear CARPENTER

AAAStAtuNC
To Hear Carpenter
Samuel Raymond Carpenter.
secretary of the board of gov.
ernorS Of the Federal Reserv;
System, will address the regular
monthly dinner meeting of the
District of Columbia Control OF
the Controllers Institute o.
America at $50 pm. tomorrol
at the Sheraton Carlton Hotel.
Mr.. Carpenters topic will b
Credit Policy and Tight Money.
A round table discussion will b :
conducted and questions invited ,
F. Charles Brown, publicit;
chairman, said.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-05-26
Crane Plane Crash

CONTINUED from Back PageJ
ANIMAL MACNETISM-FORCES UPON.AL-L
HUMAN OFFSPRINCi-as per Job: MORTALs
ARE CONCEIVED IN SIN AND BROUGHT FORTH
IN INIQUITY"
HENCE, THE IMPERATIVE NEED FOR THE
SPIRITUAL CHRIST REBIRTH, as Jesus informed
truth seeking Hebrew Ruler, Nicodemus:
EXCEPT A MAN BE BORN AGAIN, HE
CANNOT SEE Everywhere present heavenl THE
KINGDOM OF COD"l
BUT-THE SUICIDAL CIVIL WAR BLOOD BATH,
WHICH THE DEVIL FORCED UPON MY
PROTESTANT CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST MESSIAH
NATION TO ALL THE NATIONS, VIA
INVOLUNTARY TRAITOROUS SOUTHERN
wHITESlii,
DEMONSTRATED THE INCAPACITY OF THE
DEVILS ADAM AND EVE ECOS AND
WHICH ALL HUMAN
OFFSPRING ARE BoRN-To ACCEPT THE
SPIRITUAL REBIRTH, AS PER JESUS TO
NICODEMUS-vIA PRE- CHRIST SCIENCE
MESSIAH LEADERSHIP.
HENCE, THE APPOINTMENT OF MY
DAUGHTER. REVELATOR, MARY BAKER EDDY,
February, 1866, OF "ANoTHER COMFORTER.
WHO WILL TEACH YOU ALL
THINGS"-Jesus, John Ia
ALL NON-HONEST-TO-GOD CHRISTIAN
SCIENTISTS ARE VULNERABLE, IN
VARYING DEGREES, TO THE DEFECTIVE SANITY,
JUDGMENT, HONESTY, INTELLIGENCE
OF THE DEVILS ADAM AND EVE EGO AND
PSYCHOLOGY, WHICH is MANIFESTED
IN THE FRAUDULENT, MYTHICAL,
"cHASTLY FARCE OF MATERIAL Gsocaledl
EXISTENCE"l-'dictated't to Mrs. Eddy, p 272, SCH.
Excerpts from the Chicago Tribune)
SIX EXECUTIVES DIE IN INDIANA TRAGEDY
CRAFT EN- ROUTE FROM CHICAGO
TO LOUISVILLE
Six executives of the Crane company and two crew
members were killed yesterday when eompany-owned
plane carrying them to plumbing and heating eonven-
ton in Louisville KY, crashed Indiana farm just
.cros. the Ohio river from Louisville.
CONTINUED Next Column-ToPl
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Potfsr's comments much stronger IN tone shsn
previous mild warnings from Commerce Secretary Weeks
and Labor Secretary Mitchell had been.
Treasury Secretary Humphrey who Is the target OF most
Of the protests from outside the Government far has not
said anything.
HE takes the view that II Is hs responsibility OF fhs
Federal Reserve Board TO manage the supply OF money and
credit" aide remarked
But you know very we'll that II Secretary Humphrey
were absolutely that the Federal Reserve Board was
wrong he'd be out in the middle Of PennsyIvsnis Ave-
proelainng his views"
President Eisenhower also has emphasized hs officially
Independent position Of the Reserve Board He pointed out
press conference that is the boards duty and
responsibility 70 make their conclusions effective
The President said the board believes money Is 9ss
ring TOO fight II will take measures TO meet II.
I'VE watch that all the time" he said. I'VE are con-
money be available TO finance constantly rising
standard Of living for constantly increasing population
All sides agree that in this administration the Pres-
dent Treasury Secretary and the Federal Reserve Board
90 along in step.
II the White House decides TO lessen credit the board
will find way II will get into the kind OF deadlock
situation that the Federal Reserve Board so into win
Treasury Secretary Snyder during the Truman Adminsrs
tion.
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A PUBLIC SERVANT WITH A HEART
CONDITION TEsTIFIES TO THE WRONG
THINKING, DISCIPLINE, PRAYERS, OF
EUROPEAN RELIGIOUS CRIPPLES! AND
RELIANCE UPON THE DEVILS MATERIA
MEDICA! WHEREAS, MY HOLY GHOST
CONCEIVED MESSIAH SON, CHRIST JESUS,
ADMoNISHED ALL OF YOU, 1900 YEARS AGO:
"THE FLESH PROFITETH NOTHING 1T is
THE SPIRIT THAT QUICKENETH;"
1.-THE WORDS THAT SPEAK UNTO YOU,
THEY ARE SPIRIT AND THEY ARE
LIFE'-John 6:63; R.C. g. AND-"AS A MAN
THINKETH IN HIS HEART so is HE"!-Old T.
PAULSMo CLEARED IN DRUNK CASE
PROSECUTORS AIDE WINS APPEAL
Free Press
For the second time in eight months, Assistant
of a drunk driving charge.
CIRCUIT JUDGE GEORGE B. MURPHY SET
ASIDE A DRUNK DRIVING CONVICTION ATA
TRIAL ON AN APPEAL.
PAULSMO, 81, WHO is ON LEAVE OF
ABSENCE FROM THE PROSECUTORS OFFICE,
WAS ARRESTED MARCH Ia BY STATE
POLICE IN CANTON TOWNSHIP, DRIVING THE
WRONG WAY ON MICHIGAN.
At a trial April 9 before Dearborn Township
Justice of the Peace John L. Mokersky, Paulsmo was
found guilty and fined 500 and costs.
Judge Murphy ruled that there a reasonable
doubt that Psulsmo was drunk. Paulsmo testified that
drugs he taking for heart condition, not alcohol
had affected his driving.
Prosecutor Gerald K. O'Bren said that PauIsmo is
WELCOME to resume his duties" Paulsmo was not avail
able for comment.
PauIsmo was arrested last October near Ypsilanti
and charged with drunk driving.
The charge was reduced to reckless driving. He
paid $50 fine.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-05-26
The Federal Reserve Board
PART 2

PART
THE DEVILS JUDAISM AND THE DEVILS
ROMAN CATHOLICISM NEED WATCHING AT
ALL TIMES!
The highest type of Protestants and Gods Chosen
People, Chrstlike Christian Scientsts need to be
the alert protect the DEVILS dupes-Hebrews, Roman
Catholics and all other 'benighted' (smles) devils
Adam and Eve dupes, of sin, disease, deaths (prema-
ture), disasters, sloppy thinking and leadership, via
which the devil inflicts World Wars Pearl Harbors,
Koreas and terrible depressons upon millions of in
nocent victims!
PART ,
Gods Detroit Tribune Says
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General Motors Responsibility re
Terrific 0ver-P Production, Demands
PrayerfuI Examination!
"cURTIcE'S CREDIT VIEW BACKED
TIcHT-MoNEY MOVE BRINGS BIGGEST ROW


TIcHT-MoNEY MOVE BRINGS BIGGEST ROW.
BY James M. HssweII free Press)
WASHINGTON - Federal Reserve sources admitted
Wednesday that the boards latest tight money move has
stirred up the biggest in a long time
But General Motors President Harlow n. cvree Is he
first major manufacturer demand change. they said
The board on April II approved ga PERCENT rsdis-
proposed by the directors Of 10 Federal Reserve
banks and per cent redseovnt rate proposed by the
directors Of The Minneapolis and San Francisco banks
This the fifth time in II months that The Federal
Reserve Board has approved redseovni rate increases
Starting At Iva per cent in April 1855, the rate practically
doubled in year.
Senator Potter r. Mleh) said he thought The Federal
Reserve Board had put on The brakes too hard.
agree with cUrtee that the Federal Reserve policy
has frightened the money market that Is affecting NOT
only the avtooive business but home construction and
others WELL" Potter said.
II hope the Federal Reserve Board will reconsider and
the Secretary Of The Treasury will do everything In his
power TO loosen the present money market.
Naturally we must be careful TO avoid imitation but
think the Federal Reserve Board policy has slammed
The brakes too hard"
Senator Pat MeNamsrs 10, Mieh.l veteran soft
money advocate, said he glad President cvree had
finally seen The light though II took him we'll past
the Ilih hour to do So"
Actually the boards latest action only another
manifestation Of The Eisenhower Administrators hard
money policy" MeNsmsrs said
thope Mr.. cvrees conversion though tsrdy will
carry weight with his friends In the White House.
(Continusd Next Column. TOPl
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Reaching the MuItitudes Through
TeIevision
BY Bob Brown
Excerpts Reprinted from Soul clinie)

Some weeks ago young walked into the office OF
the Soul Clinic international in Los Angeles, and told the
reeeptionjst nm from - Ia city in northern
California; I'd like TO Rev. Jordan. He's my PASTOR
Like multiplied thousands throughout the length and
breadth Of America he had been attending church every
Sunday via ieevson Fred Jordan his elsvsion pas
tor and Church In the Home his television church,
When he needed spiritual eovnssns he very naturally
turned TO his own church and his pastor. This young
man Is typical Church in ths Home member.
PERSONAL REQUEST GUIDANCE
Many viewers have accepted CHRIST as their saviour
ruh in front Of their tsIevon and then written
for help and guidance their fs Others write in
ASKING for more information how TO be saved Others
write requesting prayer, needing comfort from GODS
word Still Others write concerning vnsavsd loved
or needing help concerning the scripture In each case.
the writer receives personal attention.
Many viewers missing ths customary offering plate,
regularly send in their tihes and freew offerings 70 help
keep their church coming TO their home each week.
EACH VIEWER A PART or THE SERVICE
What" one may ask, "is the reason for such loyal
devotion 70 church In thousands OF miles
swsY7
One need not seek far find The 10 this cues
son The basic lies In the feet that although he
tssesss may originate in studio thousands OF miles
the church 10 In their home, and each viewer feels
that he s part Of The service One lady wrote, Each
week we watch Church In The Home. We follow the scrip
vrs reading in our own Bibles and Dad sings with The
choir and The quartet"
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Supreme Court is Held
Continued from Back Pags)
PART z
Hebrew Associate Justice Frankfurter
of U.S.. Supreme Court

RoossveIrs appointment Of Felix Frankfvrfsr con-
fray his best judgment, but forced upon F. D. r.
devils dvps often-and Felix Frankvrer certainly
went TO town in placing Hebrews and Red sympsthizers
in the v. S. Governmental!
You will recall Frsnkfvrter character witness for
traitor Alger Hiss!
We present herewith, from fhs Detroit Free Press,
some punaent erted criticism Of the Court by Mr. Law
renee
AS LAWRENCE SEES IT
SUPREME COURT IS HELD TREAoINc
DANGEROUS PATH
By David Lawrence free Press)
WAsHlNcToN-Ths Supreme Court OF the United
States as an institution is revered But unfortunately the
members who happen be justices for the time being are
not always accorded the reverence.
In fact today among many lawyers the present Supreme
Court is coming in for The most severe criticism.
The Justices being spoken OF as arbitrary and
esprieiovs and sometimes the term reckless IS
heard.
The syman isn't aware Immediately Of the consequent
ee that flow from dangerous decisions Yet lawyer
put H. the ss could be emptied tomorrow OF many erim-
mails II their counsel should suddenly taken advantage OF
the technical grounds by which criminal convictions are
being reversed nowadays.
Such criticism Of the Supreme Court stems from cases
that have nothing TO do with the segregation issue
Thus the other day the Court remanded case OF
convict who charged with armed robbery The decision
was reversed the robber held TO be TOO poor
for his lawyer buy senosraphe record OF the case 50
he could file II with his appeal.
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pm. Detroit fims).
FALSE ALARM SENT JET ON DEATH FLIGHT

free Press)
OTTAWA Jap - The Defense Ministry Wednesday
blamed false alarm for sending up the let plane that
crashed into nuns rest home and killed IS persons Tues
day night.
Ralph campnsy minister Of defense, said The plane
one OF two Jets ordered up intercept plane spotted by
radar but not Immediately identified.
Before the nfereeption. the enemy plane was iden-
titled through flight plans Air Force transport return.
ing from the Arctic
The Jets met the transport at 1000 feet. They then
went up to $4,000 feet TO practice interrogation tsee
normal procedure designed TO give pilots practice and
use up excess fuel.