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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-12
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Output Shows
Further Signs

By WALTER BREEDE, Jr.
Associated Press Business Writer

AbSOClhtba EEcSS buolutoo WAIbSt
NEW YORK, Feb. The
great business boom slackened
Ia bit this week. although most
lines still showed gains over year
ago levels.
1t was apparent that the
wheels of industry were spinning
at q slightly less furious speed
Auto manufacturers announced
new cut-backs; rail freight load
ings and coal production eased
of. The stock market went into
Ia mild decline. Some Congress-
men demanded easier mortgage
terms to reverse what they called
la sharp downturn in home con-
Struction.
Partially offsetting these de-
clines was burst Of activity in
the petroleum. chemical, paper
and furniture industries. Retail
trade was still on the upbeat;
department store sales for the
Nation as a whole were five per
cent greater than a year ago al
though here, too. the trend was
up in some spots and down in
others. Five Federal Reserve dis.
tricts - Atlanta, Dallas, Rich
mond, Kansas City and st. Louis
reported a decline in depart.
ment store business from ths
corresponding week of last year
Adding it all up, you got this
picture: The economy, pushed
to the limit in 1855. was taking
time out to consolidate its gains
before attempting another for
ward surge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-12

To Draw t,25O
.ToMdyf|ower

A near-record attendance OF
around 1880 Is expected for the
48th annual banquet of WASH
Iington Chapter. American Insti-
Itute Of Banking, at the May
flower Hotel next Saturday night
This was announced by Will
liam H. Smith, assistant cashier
lof Riggs National Bank and past
president of the chapter, who is
banquet committee chairman.
Officers and directors of
Washington banks who cooper
late in support Of the institutes
educational work among bank
employees and officers always turn
out en- masSe for the annual
event and each bank maintains q
suite of rooms for a round of
receptions after the banquet and
floor show.
Government officials are guests
and out-of-town guests include
delegations from ALB chapters in
Baltimore, Philadelphia, New
York, Wilmington. Richmond
and other cities.
officers of Washington Chap
ter were guests last night at the
annual banquet of the chapter in
Richmond.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-12
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK, Feb. II R.-The cotton
climb this week Active futures contrac,s
on the New York Cotton Exchange
showed net gains ranging from 20 cents
Best showing was made by the nearer
months. Nearby March surged ahead
as strong demand for spot cotton in
southern markets encouraged buying
here. The nearer deliveries were aided
too, by a continued tightening OF the
free cotton supply situation.
New crop months derived support from
expectations that the new farm program
will be. constructive one from the
growers point Of view. Traders were
encouraged by the Senate Agriculture
Committees stand favoring. farm price
supports 81 90 per cent Of parity,
realized that even with a support leye
lof 30 per cent. q change In the definition
Of parity base quality would result in Q
lower level OF price support on an actual
dollar and-cents basis.
OF interest vas the latest report or
EXPORT sales by the Commodity Credit
Corp. The CCC disposed of lQ7, 100 hales
of its surplus stock against bios opened
February 4. making q total Of 723.469
bales sold thus far under its surplus
export program.
Export sales for the week ended Tues
day were estimated BY the New York
9S9 bale; .b vs. s9oe s.S Eeas age and III;
would lift total sales for the season
Through TUESDAY 70 81 700 bales COM
pared with 2.04l 900 bales p eoproxi-
lmately the same time last season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-12
Stocks Decline in Week;
Reasons Called Obvious

conference on Wednesday spread
the realization that a drastic
change in the political climate
might be only three weeks away.
Prices broke in the last hall
hour.
Financial observers had nc
doubt that political uncertainty
was the main keynote of the
markets behavior. There's an
old saw on Wall Street that the
market can take good news and
bad news but it always sells of
on uncertainty.
Ford Motor stock traded over
the counter touched a low Of
592z bid this week but recovered
to a final bid Of 60ss compared
with last weeks final bid of 63Ts
The five most active issues on
the New York Stock Exchange
were Standard OIL Of New Jersey,
when issued, of Ia at 81 on a
volume of 183,700 shares: Gen.
eral Motors OF VI at 43. Benguet
Mining up h at 2. Merritt
Chapman & Scott on ia at 1914
and Westinghouse of "a at sta
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BALTIMORE
MARKETS

tQuotations supplied by the United
States Department OF AgricultureJ
Poultry----Market quiet. No receipts
reported Carryover moderate, Supplies
offered at generally lower prices In an
EFFORT to clear. Few coops heavy type
hens sold for 40 cents Too few sales
to report wholesale prices.
Grain Market
Flour Receipts, 1860 100-pounc
sacks.
Wheat Receipts. 60,04O bushels
shipments. 1886 bUshel stocks. g..
lh5,snA bushels No . red winter gar,
lfcky, spot, domestic. s2.17: No. 3, SO IL
Corp----Reteipts. ss,83a bushels; ship,
ments $500 bushels; stocks. 2,7J4.
0B7 bushels.
Oats-ReceiptS, none; shipments, none
stocks. ,055. 500 bushels.
Barley Receipts. nome shipments
none; stocks, bs4 500 bushels.
Rye--Receipts, 2b.9I5 bushels; ship
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-12
New Self-Service
Will Be Opened
BY Peoples Drug

Peoples Drug Stores. Inc, win
open another Self-Service drug
store at $3.50 Edmonston avenue,
in Riverdale. Md. on Wednes-
day. President George B. Burrus
announced yesterday.
Representing many new prin-
'ciples Of display, merchandise
lis grouped In seven individual
departments. including: pre-
Iscription. drug. cosmetic. sundry,
cigar. candy and food.
Parking for 800 cars will be
available for customers OF the
new store. MIR. Burrus said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-12
BY ED MORSE
Associated Press Financial Writer

NEW YORK. Feb. 1.-THE
stock market took a moderate
setback this week for obvious
technical and political reasons
The Associated Press average
Of so stocks dipped $3.50 to $l74
in a series Of four straight de-
clines followed by a partial re-
coyery on Friday.
Despite corporate news that
was good for the most part. the
market had ample technical
reason to adjust itself down.
ward.
The Senate's l1th-hour ma
neuverings with the natural gas
bill led to increased interest In
shares of companies with pipe
lines and big reserves of gas
Nevertheless. with passage of the
bill, which would free producers
from Federal price controls,
most Of the affected companies
reacted indifferently in Tues
days session.
President Eisenhower's news
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-12
Promoted by Schick

Jerry LYMAN, sales supervisor
for Schick. Inc. in this territory
for the last four years. has been
promoted to sales manager of the
New England States. effective
February 20.
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MUTUAL FUNDS

NEW YORK. Feb. IL N1.--Hationa
Association Of Securities Dealers. Inc.
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furnished By the Associated Press


Rates OF dividends in the ioregoing
table are annual disbursements UaSeo
on the last quarterly 6f Semi-Rnnual
declaration Unless otherwise notea. spe.
Cal or extra dividendS are not inc luded
q Also extra or extras ApnuaI rate
plus STOCK dividend. d Declared or paid
In 1905 plus stock diViQend e Declared
or paid so far this year. I Payable in
STOCK during 1865, estimated cash yaiuC
on ex-divldenu OF redistribution date.
Paid last yeat h Declared OF paid
after stock DIVIDEND OF split-uD. X De-
elared or paid this year. al accumula-
tive issue with dividends in arrears
p Paid this year. dividend omitted de.
terred or no action taken al Rst dlyi-
dend meeting IDecIareo OF paid in
1856 plus stock dividend. Playable IN
stock during 1866. estimated cash value
on ex-divldend or ex-distribution date
. Liquidatins dividend, cid Called xEx
dividend x.dis Elk distribution xr Tx
rights, XIV Without warrants WV With
warrants .wd When distributed wi When
issued nd Next day delivery 'In bank.
ruptcy or tecelvership or being reor-
ganifed under the Bankruptcy Act, or
securities assumed By such companies
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-12
our-oP.TowN I,lsTINos

ments. none: stocks. 30 sax bushels
Sovhesns--Recepits. I5f4i bushels:
shiprnrnts, none. stocks 7"l.701 bushels
Millfeed - Receipts. none.
Egg Market
Eggs. Market steady. Prices generally
UNCHANGED. Offerings fully ample for
slightly improved demand. Receipts
lighter
fob Baltimore, cases included Large
min 80 pct A quality. whites 43h
browns and mixed colors. 42la -43h
a.; browns and mixed eoiors, 4i-42'
Receipts: Eegs, l.7IS cases BY truck
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-12
PRICES

NEW YORK, Feb. 10 (R.-The Asso-
ciated Press index of important COM
with. 40 a week ago and 1915 SO a
year ago. The textile component hit
new hish for 195b-56, and foods and
grains and cotton also advanced In
dustrials. livestock and ponferrous
metals were lower.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-10-27
Home Fires

Continued from Back Pags
We would add that the DEVILS DAMNABLE BILLION
5 TOBACCO INDUSTRY RAcKETsl AND THE DEVILS
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE BILLION RAcKETsI contribute
enormously tragedies sloppy thinking discipline prayers
leadership the type which GAVE US PEARL HARBoR and
World War H. which Sir Winston shvrehl said entirely
prsvenfabIsl Likewise, the devils Democrats koresl
And TO alert you dear people must esar tsfer e the
DEVILS drug store medicines, soothing rvPs for vnre-
pentsnf snners keep them comfortable miserable, in
their sins and spiritual nsksdnsss spiritual mmavry
and impvriNl
Jesus. representing Ne, your "FATHER-NoTHER GOD.
ALL.HARMoNloUS."-the one irfsIibs PhYsiesncby
example and prsesp revealed the only true bsrsor to b
My Word, rather than the devils madeleine syrs> ps-
ehiatryI
And Ny greatest Representative since the Msser i-
comparable Prophecies, Mary Baker
Eddy revived primitive Christianity with s lost element
Of healing" and clarified ihs Masters teaching making
practicable increasing millions the ipshiy At dynsy
scientific mental rest Of chrsks. spiritual msssPhyses-
demonstrating Jesus basic fact pertaining TO mental for
ent and Its diseased the MYTH and the the awaken
ina from the disturbing mortal thought whose image In
the body torenfs the victim with ihe BELIEF Of diseased
Hence, THE cHRIsTLKE UNDERSTANDING or
SCIENTIFIC BEING AND DIVINE HEALING INCLUDES
PERFECT PRINCIPLE AND IpEA,-PERFEcT
GOD AND PERFECT MAN, [PERFEcT UNIVERSE
AS THE BASIS or THOUGHT AND oEMoNSTRA
TioN."-p. 259. sab.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-10-27
The Devil Rolnan-
Continued from Back Psgs)
WHO DOES IT?

The truth Is that in regard 70 Intolarsnes the Raman
Catholic hierarchy s SHINING than slnnsd against
The truth that Whenever ths Roman Catholic faith gets
the religious monopoly il always seeks promptly begins
to perseevte other faiths Il has always SOL Il Is doing
20 today will always wherever and whenever
Pope Plus TX denounced Of The principal errors
Of our time 1.-THE idea that every il free to embrace
snd profess the religion be eonsder true The position
Ct Rome On religious liberation stated in
Is simply that truth has rights which error can
not enjoy BY truth" !: meant the dogma Of hs Roman
Catholic denomination which "infaIibs popes have pro-
claimed
Such statements cannot be treated as mere talk When
ihe Vatican gets foothold in end able
to manipulate the power Of the state II invariably sets out
to prosecute Protessns and others The Archbishop Of
Canterbury has chdsd the Roman Church for intolerance
In recent statement quoted In the New York Times he
ssid Much TO regret notice in many parts Of the
world suppression Of freedom Of the other churches
by fhs Roman Catholic Church."
In Spain. 70 Protestant churches that open under
ths Republic have been closed by the Franco
At the request Of the church and they remain closed Ad
dtiona closures almost monthly Protestant prayer
meetings broken UP and fhs guilty fined Jailed
Protestant marriage and funeral services remain snarsd
in hopeless red tape Union Theological Seminary Of Madrid
the only for the training Of Protestant clergy in
Span has been closed by police No ehsrsss due pro-
explanation, nothing They Just closed IT, The
Spanish ambassador Jose Ma De Areis speaking before
the John Carroll Society in Baltimore. blsndy explained
fhs outrage by remarking: IT the Roman Catholic Church
believes II processes the true religion why should b
subjected to adverse propaganda to rob Of It's fath
Roman Catholic setionisf wrote letter to ths editor
Of the Jesuit publication RAINBOW OF PEACE He wanted
know M all right to disrupt Protestant services
and ihe worshpsrs. The editor replied that
proper 10 break up services and destroy
their church equipment but that should b killed
1.-THE Profsstsnfs) do great deal Of HARM, he wrote.
"Some human laws may tolerate u; divine law Is opposed
H. Those who have other Of eovnisracng the
harm may therefore create disorder in the churches without
hsrmng people PROTESTANT BIBLES. PRAYER
BOOKS. TABLES. CHAIRS. ROBES AND OTHER OBJECTS
USED IN THEIR cRILEclous SERVICES SHOULD
BE DESTROYED"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-10-27
Farmer at the Crossroads

(consiuusd from Back Psssl
ssndino among al groups of each others eonon interest
Urge others read this most perssni hook Of 1856
end 1857.
READERS DIGEST toes. 1856 says al Secretary osn-
SOM Certainly he has scored impressive seeopshmsnfs.
Hs has drsssesy limited The rss 81 surplus seeumussiar
tceniInved Next Column Tep)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-10-27
Peaceful (hildren's Game Fatal
10 Hero Of Skies" y 4

Detroit News I0fl0)
JACKSON. Oct. lo-A Jackson hero who eevrssd death
In ths cir in two dead tosy the victim Of ehds
game. ~
MAJ Russell 9. Winsssr. A. and holder Of decorations
from two nations for his vsor injured shss weeks ago
while playing with children q picnic fine Gary Air
Force Bsss u San Marcos Tex Wnsssr ssssy officer
% the base .f
Details Of hs accident were not available but Vinegar
injured bsdy enough stay hes from bis duties Until
yesterday Thsn feeling A. no reported to shs bsss Shortly
10 - prersvnesd dead blood elss bad rssehsd bis
heart.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-10-27

tDofrot NowsI
Returning home from Boys Club meeting Ronald
Rose ~ injured fatally when he Isspsd from the
Of moving panel truck Last night.
Ronald is bsekwsrd on the street II front 81 NE home
IL Wyemlno TownshIps suburb Of Grand Rspds ~ died
On route 70 hospttsL ~ (, 's-...ef
In sweesr collision Alma. William 3. spspg S.
Of yssssbura Mieh was injured fatally end fevr er s
sens were hurt lest night. 80.
Spring died on the wsY 70 Edwore Hespiss. He wife
crsee wss u serious epndsIen q she hospital todsy
The driver 81 she other esr. Howard ~ ersmsr a. Of
Eders. Meh, cleo hespsszsd ssssr shs seedsns on
My4s Y miles west n Ahms .sa
u o6fRoIT lRaDulea sATvlOAys oeT 2. 5sss
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-10-27


~ he's slsppsd w sssesrs nse skstpss ssIG msisds
>rd sx markets fey farm ppvsis, hss( ens she3t ~
~ Srsvsht = IA III ,sstss 4ss,e Z ~ sIs~n
that rsssonsbIs prices vii increase eensvmpsion wsn
~ owsrsd butter price sgpper!s and revesd te Trend a
margarine And s opened pslessUpps psymsnts y pbe
nspseon tsxpsysrs knew st some BIG farmers have
been getting high million dollars year N fire
name Of relieving farm distress"
TsLEcRAM FROM EZRA TART BENSON $3.50
Fred = SsxaYsr, President ters
Constitution and Free Enterprise Foundation. New York
40 Z. 43rd Street. New York ~. ny. ssf
OF eeyrss W. were svrprlssd end much ntersstsd In
hearing Of your program for the nssonwids dsfrbvon
Of the book, Fsrmsrs q the csessesds. In ihls book
have tried TO outline the principles that must sVdsso
sound ponpelesl solution Of farm probssn ssr
possible within er free enterprise system
BY laying the feyndsiqn fer the mass distribution
OF this hoax during the next six or EIGHT months y6ur savh-
dalton and those who cooperating rendering ds
tnet public service. %~s
Ere Taft Benson
Note Special PvbIieatenperied eBsr until pseeTbsr
Ist. for ST. so eseh regardless Of. qsasntlN
ordered; postage or shipping costs prepaid.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-10-27

Cobo Raps Democrats


PART s~s.
WALTER REUTER-, MlcHlcANs INvsIsLEe;...
GOVERNOR FOR THE DEVIL gcl.. ~
THE DEVILS REUTHER's lI3-DAY G. NJ STRIKE
SPIRITUAL TREAsoNl AND LuNAcYi DELAYED n
PAINFULLY THE EARLY REBUILDING or OUR
ECONOMY AFTER THE DEFEAT or JAPAN. PROMOTING
THAT MULTI BILLION INFLATIoNERY SPIRAL,
CONTRIBUTING HEAVILY TO THE NEARLY sou RISE
M THE COST or LIVING or THE YEARS or
TRuMANil!
ONLY A FEW PER CENT RISE IN NEARLY FOUR
YEARS or EIsENHoWERM!
Note 10 the Rssdsr See our column on the Tribune
Publishers BARRIERS $4,000 hospital bill $4,000 stelsn
including ths suitcase containing end return ths
MEDICINE. surgery and hssIinss
which WOULD DECEIVE. II POSSIBLE, The VERY
ELEcTT ~
coso RAPs DEMOCRATS ON HEALTH
MENTAL PATIENT PLAN MisHANDLEp.. s,.
he SAYS
free Press
Mayor cobo charged Friday night that Gov. williams
and the Democratic administration were guilty Of
ntosrsbIs mishanins Of Miehssns mental health pro-
gram"
Speaking Detroit tslsssion audience cobo said Mat
there sIs mentally retarded children waiting beds
throughout the State and there for oil bot iS4
Of them.
cobo charged that this ives Williams record year sftsr
the emergency declared III emergency lust Is
long meant newspaper headlines for the Governor
but when the headlines ended performances forgotten
cobo said that he checked Thvrsdsy with hs State
Mental HssHh Department
He ssd that his check showed that only si Of the 600
beds authorized by the Legislature st Fort Custer have been
set up.
The report states that the Fsrmnsten chidrsn's
Hospital has capacity Of $50 beds but Of Sept 80 there
were only IN patients there" cobo added.
cobo added that The Hswsherns Center Norshvs
Is patients with sobed capacity end that The 100 beds
added at coIdwatsr last month still vacant.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-10-27

Sentinel sssraI eepss and sIse ssvsssl copies 81 Mrs.
sddys Masg ssrmer. Christian HsaiQs srd copies 81
xaas es~sd'Qe ostgsIt rsihvps whsk Aea RqvmssshlA
ss'tAsrs Of haainsA
The visit lssisd fev over On hour We parted With
friendly, smiling handmade I'll ths way around.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-10-27
Barber 5 Suitcase With 500 Stolen
at hosnita|.

SOMETHING FOR NoTHlNca ANSWER. UNION
DEVILS bUPEsl sN'
What blessings fhs 500 would have brought invested
n csds herspsvties Christian Science restsnti spd ts
Mother Church AUTHORIZED Christian Science literature!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-10-27
49,, Pray for This Unrepentant
Remain Catholic Sinner and Prisoner
Of the Devil!

MAYBE ovERNlcHr he WILL HAVE HAD LIBERIA
TloN 70 EXAMINE rms PURE ANGEL Foopi
AN LEAVING WITH yoU-s c.s Journal the G..
lconslnvsd Next Column Top)
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BY d. M. DERWIN

Many thousands of hometown.
ers in America wish that they
had built their homes with cedar
closets. Today they find that
conversion costs. even doing the
work themselves, are high, YET
the wish remains.
You can pour your own
cedar closet in less than 80 Sec
onds and for less money than
you would pay for a carton OF
cigarettes. A new product. made
possible by utilizing a special
chemical formula with liquid
cedar extracted from the nat
ural oils of the living tree, will
cedariZe closets. chests, attics,
drawers, trunks, storage boves OF
containers, drums and cabinets,
This liquid cedar can be ap-
piled anywhere. A few drops
placed behind the baseboards,
inside door trim, along shelf sup
ports and ends, turns any closet,
wood, plastic or composition
board into a sort of cedar closet.
The aroma of this liquid cedar
is 100 times more powerful than
natural cedar wood; rs times
more powerful than closet sprays,
yet is harmless and stainless,
according to the manufacturer
A cedar closet, in effect, can
be realized at a fraction of the
cost of real cedar paneling
However, if you want your closet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-15
Liquid Cedar Serves
To Mothproof Closet

to look like cedar closet, cedar
print wallpaper can be used for
a more realistic effect.
S0IderlesS Terminal Kit
There is a no longer any
excuse for hazardous, make
shift wiring connections. Now
everyone can do q professional
job quickly, easily, without any
special skill by means of new
solderless terminal kit, accord
ing to its manufacturer.
This kit, designed for lobbyists,
model railroad enthusiasts,
amateur radio and T'V set build
Iers, owners of home workshops,
electricians, TV servicemen,
maintenance men and mechanics,
consists of cutting, stripping
and crimping tool, 8 inches in
length, heavily plated to resist
rust.
Handles are completely COW
cred with red plastic insulation
grips, ribbed for easy and secure
grip. The front part of the Jaws
are for use in crimping.
The sizes of the wires are en-
graved opposite each crimping
slot. The wire cutter is just be-
hind the jaw rivet. while farther
behind are six graduated open
Iings for stripping wire from No.
10 down to No. %.
Here also. the markings are