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IRON WORKERS

Experienced installation OF rails,
stairs, etc Good working condi-
lions Plenty overtime. Call AP. g
500; after 5 pm. call. WA. 7-l023.
JANITOR, experienced, nondrinker
middle-aged married man pre-
ferred; no children; fine apt. and
good salary. Call North 7-l00O
JANITOR. COLORED
For NV first-class apt. bldg: mar
dren. engineer license, CLASSIC re.
CURED: sober, dependable, ability tx
make small repairs; stoker expe'
rience. First-h. quarters. good sal
airy. time of. Bring good references
Apply JOHN r. PINKETT, INC.
1902 New Jersey ave. NV. DU
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HELP-MEN
SALESMAN
WHO is PROMOTABLE

Established company has an
Renee in our field but who mas
ambition and aptitude, for interview
ing and qualifying Business Men and
Farmers for Compensation in Sales
Capacity. Car necessary, earnings
from $500 to $500 per week, phone
MR. GARFlNKEL for appointment,
JU. 7-5310,
STATESMEN Al between asses 2S.s5, 70
Metropolitan Area for established
national manufacturer. Grocery
experienced preferred Straight Sal-
airy. liberal car expense and other
benefits with advancement poten-
tial. Reply in own handwriting.
giving age, marital status, educa-
ton and previous experience BOX
4l6-L, Star.
statesmen - Coast-In Pontiac Co.
has training program whereby
we viii train and send 3 statesmen
TO GIN training center on salesman
ship while in training, menv COM
pany benefits, oppor of your life
time Co,ntaet Mr. FAIRFIELD at
statesmen - John G. Webster a.
Sons, Inc. is expanding its sales
force because Of public demand for
financially responsible company in
the kitchen, bath and home re-
modelling field. II you are earning
500 a week and are interested in
earning more in secure field, here
is an opportunity for you to get
into rapidly expanding market
that has been virtually untapped.
We have an extensive training pro-
gram together with a solid selling
a
ance and many other company
benefits. JOHN G. WEBSTER q
SONS, INC. 627 F st. NV.
need experienced,
lull time statesmen to cover ouali-
fed storm window leads ours
is an old established firm with
enyiable reputation, and we are
interested only in high caliber
men desiring permanent positions
Call S. MORGAN, Du 7-490O for
appointment
colored general con-
tracing Co; contact MR. PAYNE
at AID, 2-igS4.
Statesmen = 5000 mo. guarantee
and commission Bob B.. In Sept,
earned Sa.2I7.25 Harry A, in
Sept, earned SSH; Jack K, in
Sept. earned SS25: Joe p. earned
81 DO. Call IA. a-56ln for spe-
cisl interview Ask for MR..
SMITH
direct-Re in a one
man business for yourself We set
you up with product and finance
every sale Earn to $4,000 year.
No canvassing. TU. 2-5737, 10 TO 5.
experienced men.
preferably Knights Ct Columbus
members, for special work OF the
Health Preservation Laboratories.
Experience in insurance work would
be of value. Apply RIM. 203.
Southern Bldg. 18th and X SITS.
NV. 9 to 1880 Monday. Ma.
S-1595.
Statesmen
Statesmen for well established
plumbing and heating concern.
Must be exper. in surveying heating
equipment All leads furnished. Good
opportunity for proper person. Box
125-L, Star.
statesmen
For retail VINE and spirit shop:
working hours 10 am to pm APP
ply in person 2446 18th St NV
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ITNIoR FxFCTTTyE-TypT indiyid.
KITCHEN CABINET
LUMBER SALESMAN

Man for wholesale lumber Arm
specializing in sales Of flooring,
kitchen cabinets and lumber, to
area builders and contractors. Ex-
perience in either cabinet estimat-
ing or lumber selling desirable. This
position offers an opportunity for
unlimited income on liberal COM
mission plan
SIMPSON LUMBER co.
s2l4 Piney Branch I'd. Silver Spring,
Md. Ju. 5-4646
LAB. TECHNICIAN-Pho white.
22-2S Must know printing. deYel-
oping and other lab. processes:
; days, $50 No Reg Fee. MAN
AGEMENT CONSULTANTS. INC
C.,atc NM 4
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SALES MANAGER
DIVISIONAL LEVEL

O1t101ONA1 LEVEL
HAVE YOU HIT A DEAD
END IN YOUR EARNINGS
OR ADVANCEMENT POSI-
BILITIES?
! AM INTERESTED IN
talking with q sincere, am
bilious married man, age 20
to AZ, with some successful
management experience and
q burning desire to reach
the top-income bracket and
willing to work for it.
OUR ESTABLISHED diyi-
sion managers enjoy life
time position, interviewing,
hiring, field training and
supervising district managers
and statesmen, with present
annual earnings ranging from
$4,000 to $4,000 with
higher possibilities, based on
over write-in our landscape
advisory business.
OUR BUSINESS is nation
ally operated in the direct
sales field established over
90 years. has repeat GUS
toner sales, Is expanding
steadily and offers the finest
opportunity in America to-
day TO the right man. Dig
nified, honest selling meth
DDS; excellent field help and
sales management training
program.
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The 4-Year-Old
LIGHT MILITARY
ELECTRONIC
EQUIPMENT DEPT.
If GENERAL ELECTRIC

STARTING SALARIES
UP TO $4,000
Openings Now In:
COMMUNICATIONS
Systems Engineering
Electro Mechanical Development
Transistor Applications
VHF-UHF Technioues
Digital Technique
Nayigation Devices
Communications Equipment
.RADAR
Weapons Systems
Fire Control Systems
CONFERENCE.-THE
Electro-M Mechanical Development
MagneticS Development
Microwave DESIGN
Search Systems
MISSILES
Guidance TechniQues
systems Analysis and Planning
lR and Optical Devices
Instruction
INSTRUMENTATION
Test Equipment Design
Automatic Testing
ALSO OPENINGS FOR
Technical Writers and
Design Craftsmen
o. 8. Citizenship Required
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PHARMACISTS
PHARMACIST

Registered: excellent salary; 44-hour
week. 6 holidays q year with pay;
large prescription business; ideal
working conditions: excellent chance
for advancement: vacation with pay
after / year: sick leave after l year:
insurance and disqualification avail
able after 3 months employment,
retirement plan available for those
over 80 with , yrs. service, Write
rich, PEOPLES DRUG STORES. INC.
$50 18th st. NV, WASHINGTON, d. c.
end floor. over cor, llth and 9
SITS store1 HO o-lo34 Ext, 354
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JANITOR

Immediate opening in apt. project;
must live on premises: salary and
l-bedroom apt. reference required.
Apply Personnel Once, Room 3l9,
1924 K st. NV. CAFRIT1 CO
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LAB. ASSISTANTS
BETHESDA

LII IL Il Il 4
Biological laboratory has full-time
permanent employment for chemist S
assistant, inJectors, animal care
takers and lab. helpers; some chem
iStrv and lab. techniques helpful
but will train OIL. 4-3400.
LINOLEUM SALESMAN, experienced
on contract and retail work. able
TO estimate from plans, for located
store with established clientele.
Excel. opportunity for qualified
man. Box 394-M, Star.
LIQUOR CLERKS 20, part time.
day time ana night time hours
avail. Apply in person. A g. A
LIQUOR. 1909 Penna. ave. NV
LIQUOR SALESMAN, retail. Need
> thoroughly eXper. permanent
men capable of earning S6,0nq to
$4,000 VI. Good starting salary.
Opportunity to advance. Group
disqualification vacation. Replies
strictly condential Call Mr.. AL
LEN. Spn., l0-4. OIL "-l15j; Mon.
after -. Wo Glib.
LITH0 STRIPPER, exper. in black
and white and fat color work
excel. working conditions with COM
pany-paid disqualification and other
benefits. FE. 3-2500
LOADER OPERATOR
Exper. in basement excavation and
grading Apply in person. R. E.
LATIMER. Jr, 2340 Montgomery
st, Silver Spring
NACHlNIST. experienced instrument
and General work; Bethesda. OIL.
4-lG
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BOX 4S4-M, STAR

E AIl1 q AND SMALL APPLIANCE
the retail selling business in
Washinpton's leading appliance
store. Excellent salary, good work
inc Conditions; disqualification plan.
See Mr.. Aarons. POTOMAC TV.
9th am E Is. NV
RADIO TECHNICIANS
Experienced in wiring, soldering and
reading schematics. 5-day week,
company benefits. Apply Monday
through Friday, 8 to 4.
MEMS CLARKE. INC.
al9 Jesup Blair Dr.. Silver Spring
REAL ESTATE SALES MANAGER.
excellent opportunity for aggressive,
ambitious and responsible mar; g.
man Office subdivision now under
way. Reply. stating qualifications
and BACKGROUND to Box l91-L. Star
REAL ESTATE Statesmen, Virginia
ottice-Under our expanding pro-
gram we can now afford the OPP
portunity for experienced statesmen
OF executive, calibre to associate
with with this old line Arm in our y,irr-
ings in our Virginia Office alone
Call MIR. Farr for appointment
DI. 1-6S30. THOMAS j. FISHER
& CO.
REAL ESTATE SALESMEN-6 full
time and 4 part time, for an ag-
greSsiVe ONCE selling new and used
houses. D. c.. Nd. and Va. plenty
OF training. Call SALES MGR, ia.
5-4060. TO -
REAL ESTATE statesmen for part
time posit.; prefer Md resident
Call RAFFELL REAL ESTATE. JU.
9-tl03.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN - Real
opportunity for live-wire salesman,
in new expanding Prince Georges
County office; project and broker
age house Contact H. w Nestler.
JAMES c. CONLEY & CO, 34l4
Hamilton St. AP. 1922.
REAL ESTATE statesmen
We need ,. with sales experience
and good knowledge o; Arlington
County. Call Mr.. Berinser. j. IVES
LEY BUCHANAN. INC. Radio Bldg
Arlington, Va. ia, 4-1155.
REAL ESTATE COURSE. for white
starts Thurs, october %. Register
now. Glass limited.
MARSHALL j. MAPLE
l224 14th ST. AID. 4-20O5
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN
OR EXPER. D. C. SPECTATOR
To resell colored. houses in all areas,
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Plumbing Salesman

PRESsER. wool: top price rate work
pay; auto. coat steamer, new Hoof-
man press: permanent Job. Apply
MR.. BRYANT. STERLING LAUN-
DRY, 1927 9th st. NV.
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BOX 1O4-M, Star
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WE WANT MEN CAPABLE
OF FILLING THESE JOBS
WHO EVALUATE THEM
SELVES WORTH $4,000
PER YEAR. OUR COMPANY
is 80 YEARS IN BUSINESS,
WELL CAPITALIZED AND
OFFERS A REAL CAREER
OPPORTUNITY. SEE MR..
TOBY, 927 NEW YORK
AVE. NV.
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LITMO sTRIPPER, exper. in blacl

NACHlNIST. experienced instrument
and General work; Bethesda. OIL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-25
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. sept. IS 0R.-soybeans
advanced q couple q cents. At times
today Oats were q little easter
The market opened mixed in very
dull DEALINGS. After the iirst is min
utes. however. trading became q little
Some 6uyinE was va viewed as preesu Whsa.
airy short covering, prior to President
Eisenhower's speech tonight.
Wheat near the end Of the first hour
corn corn ~ hhl isRsr D eesmReT sgi5sll:
oats 1s-Sa lower, December 74l; rye
unchanged 20 u lower. December .5B;
soyeeans A-2h hiGheT. November
dred pounds hieher. October sii. Is.
Demand for soybeans apparently was
stimulated BY . letter which Charles
Snouman, president Of the American
Earm Bureau. sent to Agriculture Sec
while Mr. shouman turned down the
proposal that the Government suppoYt
soybean. OIL prices. he did suggest q
STUDY pc made looking toward de-
claring soybeans elieible for export in
exchange for foreign curreneies This
would necessitate declaring beans = sur
Receipts Of cash soybeans at as cars
y, Ne i mot considered large e this point
ers were reluctant sellers beans. Of
beans, but that the crop was 50 large
storage room might not be sufncient.
Wheat ran into some early profit
taking after yesterdays advance into
new seasonal high ground Amarillo.
Tex, reported o4S inch OF rain over
night; but the dry weather Continued
In other sections OF the winter wheat belt,
Corn made small early gains on short
covering There was little Inclinafion
to sell corn prior TO President Eisen-
hoWer's farm speech ct Peoria tonIeht
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BUSINESS
BRIEFS

Business Failures in the week
ended September 20 totaled 262
compared with 2o3 in the pre-
vious week and Ill in the like
week a year ago.-Dun & Brad
street.
Steel Scrap Prices in Pitts
burgh dropped to $57 q ton, down
So from the record high after
the steel strike. The decline
indicated a sharp increase In
supplies.
Flight Safety Foundation an
nounced appointment Of Admiral
John H. Cassidy. retired, as ex-
|ecutive vice president and Maj.
Gen. James Mccormick, jr.,
USAF, retired, to the board Of
governors and executive commit
tee.
Patterson Foundry & Machine
said it has negotiated a merger
with Ferrc Corp. of Cleveland.
effective October !.
Ohio Edison Co. in IL months
ended August 81 earned $24, 1877, :
1926 or 1912 q share VS.. $22, 40S,-
176 or $3.50 in 1855.
Pennsylvania Power Co. in IL
months ended August 81 earned
50, 942. los VS.. $2.772, 495 in 1855.
Argus Cameras, Inc. in year
ended July 81 earned $1.146,186
or $2.56 a share VS.. 1929. 1872 or
$2.93 in 1855.
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StOcksLoWer,
Range 10 So;
Trading Slow

NEW YORK, Sept. rs tR.A
slow and hesitent stock market
dipped early this afternoon.
Leaders were OF fractions TO
around 2 points or so. Some
gains Of about a point were con-
yerted into losses Of the same
amount.
The market was still depressed
and sluggish. brokers said. by the
continuing uncertainties over the
Suez Canal. tight money and do
nestle politics.
A further element Of restraint
was introduced by the rise of
the Treasury,s short-terln bor-
rowing costs to another 23-year
high.
Kaiser Aluminium was down
around 2 as reports of the In
dustfy's eight-months produc-
ton Of primary aluminium
showed a sharp reduction from
last year because Of August
strikes.
Bucyrus-Erie dipped. around 2
as it filed a registration state
ment Of a new stock Offering.
Bethlehem Steel was down
around 2 points. Youngstown
and United States Steel lost
around a point each.
Motor issues eased fractionally.
Corporate bonds were mixed.
Government bonds continued
lower in quiet dealings over the
counter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-25

aeuriy saIes en- the Exehsnes
~ 100 am $50 600 10 noon 600 600
TOO N 4 o10 600 goo o 10 COO 900
tUnlt Of trading 10 shares OF sales IN
lul Rates Of dividends IN the foregotnG
table are annual Disbursements based on
the last quarterly OF serni-annuaf decln-
ration Unless otherwise noted special
o. extra dividends are not included
. Also extra o. extras Annual rate
plus stock dividend o Declared OF paid
IN 9JS oius slock dividend Declared
o. paid 50 fn1 this year Payable IN
STOCK dprfne 1903 estimated cash EaflIe
ca ex dtvideno on ex-dissTibufi0n date
Pail laxi year 3 Declared OF paid
alter stock disideno ~ sDiit-up KDe
clareo or uaid this year an aecnn.1ia.
tive issue win digidends IN arrears
. PAID this wear dividend omitted DE-
leyred o. no action taken q last dlsi-
denf meetlng Declared or paid il 1885
plus stock hgioend Payable N stocf
9Lrfna 1856 estimated cash value On exc
dividend OF ex.distribaticn date , Llqni-
daffng dividend ED called KS oiyi-
lend x-de n distribution n e nehts
~ without uarznnte ~ With uarrants
Wd when distributed ~ When la11ad
~ n41l GAY o1ilTery In DankruutfI a.
rggslllfslib o. beng reofEanIEsd unfer
the benkructey Act or SecurttinT a.
lumH b. such eomDania
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$500 Million
Jet Transport
Orders Signed

SAN DIEGO. Calf, Sept. rs
(R).-The Convair Division of
General Dynamics Corp. an
nOunced yesterday that con-
tracts have been signed for de-
livery Of 40 four-engine $50 let
transport planes to Trans World
Airlines and Delta Air Lines, Inc.
]. G. zevely, Convair's director
of sales and contracts, said the
two orders total about 5000
million.
Mr.. Vevely said 30 Of the
planes. described by Convair as
the worlds fastest Jet airliner.
go to TWA and 10 to Delta. The
first planes are scheduled for de-
livery in November. 1859.
Specifications include per-
Torrance guarantees that the
craft will have a level flight
maximum cruise speed of 500
miles an hour at $4,000 feet.
---
NEW YORK, Sept. rs (P.-
National Airlines said yesterday
1t win invest over 81 million on
facilities and equipment for the
improvement of passenger serv-
ice, including complete, SYSTEM
wide electronic reservations
equipment built by the Tele-
register Corp. Of Stamford. Conn
The new system. called a
magnetronic reservoir, is de-
signed to speed UP the process
OF obtaining reservations as well
as making Cancelled space in
stantly available for resale. The
company expects to have it ready
for its wintertime Florida trafic
next year.
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Copper Supply Gains,
u. S. Is Ending PROGRAM

The ONCE Of Defense Mobile
cation said copper supply now is
sufficient to meet demands of an
emergency mobilization. and the
Government is closing down its
efforts to increase supplies.
The Government set q copper
goal in 1852 Of 2,27O,O0O tons
needed annually in event Of
mobilization.
ODM said the Interior De-
|partment has found that figure
now has been exceeded. 1t is
available from domestic produc-
ton. scrap and imports.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-25

AS can be seen, wages and
salaries went up about $25 billion
and corporate profits went up
about 81 billion. Since 81 billion
lis four times $25 billion, well
let's look at it another way:
AS can be seen, corporate pro-
fits went up about IS per cent.
and wages and salary payments
went up around IS per cent, and
since four times IS is 10, then
All Very Confusing
Something is wrong some
place. Either the telegraph oper-
|ators garbled Senator Kennedy's
remarks or his researchers fum-
bled something. Or, maybe he
missed school that day they had
the times tables.
The youthful Senator is right
this far: Corporate profits have
been rising faster, percentage
wise, than wages and salaries.
They always rise faster in
boom times and always slide
faster during recessions. Let's
look at some other critical years,
with the tabulation. still in bill
lions: Is s - ..s.ss,.
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BY ELMER ROESSNER

Senator Kennedy, Democrat Of
Massachusetts in addressing the
United Steelworkers Of America
in Los Angeles. according to press
dispatches, accused the Repub-
licans Of maintaining a double
standard on distributing the
fruits Of prosperity with cor
porate profits going up four times
as fast as wages" The steel
workers cheered and Endorsed
Adlai E. Stevenson for President.
The official data in this con-
nection is interesting.
Here are the figures on total
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NEW YORK PRODUCE

NEW YORK Sept. rs ~, fUsDAY.--
Butter steady to hrm. Receipts s52 100
Wholesale prices on bulk cartons fffesh
CTeanery, 81 score fAAg ~ la-625t cents.
~ score "a tIat-f1t. 40 score tBi
81 Z 81 a; ~ score CT 5s24 -5Nts
UNCHANGED
wholesale eeg prices steady. Receipts
1850. New York spot quotations fol-
los MidEestern: Mixed eoicrB. Extras
4e lbsf. extras medium 33-5f smalir
..-1z-z4. standards LARGE 3dia-3g. dsrtles
1881. checks 30-Jf Whites. Extras
lhs1 $3.50: extras mediurs 33-94
Browns: Extras $3.50 lbsi 50-5f.
nearly. Whites: TOP quality fse-5o
lbsg 54-56s mediums 36-15iz. GmallI
quality 1850 lbSs S3-5ftz. MEDIUMS az
-; 1falls 20-@e1s. peesees 17-is.
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NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK. sept. IS GP.-cetton
futures eased slightly during the fore
noon today. Trade houses we're the best
buyers in current crop months. but the
demand met > good volume Of hedge
selling
Nearby October vas quiet There was
further SWITCHING from the October, 1855.
delivery to later positions leadine
spot nrm. sold over 1000 bales OF nearby
December a. 1924 cents . pound
Noon prices we're rs cents q bale lower
October. -: rs; December. 1923, and
March, 1895.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-25
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, SEPT. 9B U.---Foreien
exenanne rates folioW Great britain Ia
dollars, others IN cents (unchanged un-
less otherwise noted: In
Canadian dollar In New York open
log .34st q. 8. cents on / l52.
81. Is 1889, "a iIs2 30 day 'sR futures
I; 7z1,, on Il32: 90 day futures
3.fes., On lfss; Beisium tikfssSnc5
Of 4 cent; Germany IWssternj 1Deutschs
mark $3.50: Holland (Guilder) 26.i2ls;
Italy tlirD .l0A Of 4 cent: Porteuk
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Other Figures Cited

1t might be argued that since
corporate profits totaled 5000
million during the first year Of
the Franklin D. Roosevelt adj
ministration and reached $9.3
billion by 1910 that he had
helped engineer a 1900 per cent
increase in corporate profits in
seven years. During that span
wages and salaries rose 20 per
cent. So under Mr., Roosevelt,
according to the Kennedian rea-
soning. corporate profits adj
vanced more than $50 times as
much as wages.
In a way, they did. But don't
take Senator Kennedy, or any
body else, too seriously during
the next few months. There's
a campaign on and a lot Of
figures will be banded about.
Set down all these figures and
add them up and the total will
prove one thing:
Statistics in q politicians
speech are like olives in a mar
tint: Interesting. but not intoxi-
eating.
CMeclurs Newspaper syndicatel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-25

THESE ngures = and a more
detailed study Of year-by-year
reports Of the Commerce Depart
ment - bear out the statement
that corporate profits tend to
rise and dip faster than total
wage and salary earnings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-25
An Illustration of Error
In Election Year Figuring

wage and salary payments. and
corporate profits before taxes.
for 1852, the last year with a
Democratic Administration. and
1855, the third year Of the Re-
publican Administration. in bill
lions:
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METAL QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK. sept. rs tn.--spot nonx
ferrous metal prices today: Copper 3a-
80 cents pound, Connecticut velley.
ns pSSad N Eas' y; EsuiI nam s
silver. oo3t cents per troy Guinea, ~
York. At Pittsbufeh scrap steel ~ y
heavy was quoted ct 1900
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-25

:;ss:; "a s;:';R i.. ''ls. ilB: 's.:
Latin America; ATFentlnA ifEesl s2tg
Brazil tree 4. q: Mexico sol; vene.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-25
oDD-LOT DEALINGS

VIEW YORK, Sept. IS sPj-The Nee
York stock Exchauee reported to1ay
these odd lot transacflons b. principal
dsaleia o. the Exehanye for September
81 la e4s shares fneludins Se7 shares
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-02

authorities to bring charges
against local and State election
officials before elections. Au-
liberties now must wait until an
election is over before a case can
be brought up in court.
This, however, isn't the
answer to all the problems he
said. But it is a remedy that
could restore the right to vote to
many. Without this 1 doubt il
any real progress is going to be
achieved"
He said a clause in the Four
tenth Amendment of the Con-
stitution-which never has beer
used-calls for reduction in the
number of Representatives in
Congress from any State that de.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-02
Disney Is Honored Here
For Cartoon on Sofety

Executive Vice President Russell
E. Singer. Mr.. Disney told the
group he was pleased the films
had an educational as well as
entertainment value.
1.-THE Mickey Mouse Club" re-
presented the first time he has
ever produced anything "espe-
Icially for children" Mr.. Disney
told the audience Of AAA, mo-
ton picture and education repre-
Isentatives.
Zone of the toughest problems
is to gear a program to children, "
the cartoonist said, explaining
his other films had their basic
appeal for adults.
These are a laboratory kind
of thing" Mr.. Disney said. But
there is a crying need in the
schools for something of the
sort"
Mr.. Singer explained arrange
ments are being made to have
the films shown in classrooms
Through local AAA clubs.