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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-27
Stocks Mixed,
Lean Lower;
Trading Quiet

NEW YORK.. Feb. 81 (R.-A
quiet and irregular stock market
leaning slightly on the lower side
provided the background today
for a few wide-swinging issues
Price changes narrow. Motors
pushed higher. other major Sec
tons were mixed.
Boeing dropped more than 4
points and was actively traded
after Secretary of Defense Will
sons statement that the Gov
eminent is considering replacing
its B-22 bomber with a more
modern plane. possibly General
Dynamics B-58 Hustler.
United Aircraft lost nearly 2
points but Douglas managed a
small gain. General dynamics
advanced about a point.
IBM dropped 10 points.
Lukens Steel went up 3 at the
opening. sliced the gain in hall
and then moved up again for q
rise of more than 3.
Gulf Oils loss of around 8
points stood out in a section that
saw other major oils barely move.
Republic and Youngstown
gained small fractions while
United States Steel and Bethle-
hem dropped by the same mar
gin. Anaconda and Kennecott
edged upward. international
Nickel lost less than a point.
Corporate bonds rose. Gov
bonds eased.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-27
D. c. PRODUCE

Quotations supplied by the United
States Agriculture Department and cover
sales to 800 am. on less than carload
lots
Fruits
apples: ~ J. Rome and Stayman bu
g s,5 sk Rome NJ s bu * Slt "a No inch q g men men
uD 2..6.s so, Black rwiG bu bkt U. s.
Golden Delicious .ctns tray-pack comb.
i3as 800 Red Delicious ctns tray.pack
S comb, Y s Fancy and q J 8 Extra
,yrapped U. s Fancy oO.isss $50
Extra Fancy s6:isSs 1901 rs; Red
Z. :S-d;boi Golden Delicious etns tray
pack Extra Fancy sG-l95s S.00;s50so
% few $50. poorer quality and con-
o' GrapsiT Tfh Fla. I,s bu w.B. craft.
Der count Duneans 45-5ls 3.50.3 .55
7ss and Sos ais iarssr sizes 6S eeps6s
indiae River Sect Foster Pinks 3D.
Lemons: Calf, ctns per count: 1905
and 1905 400-4.@b, fair quality 3.0-
Oranges, Calf. etns per count Nayels
crate per count Pineapple I5e-2bsS
sizes a.OO-ei0: valencias ISO-2i6s 4.76
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-27
Oil Stocks and Suez

LIE edition of the Value Survey analyses the probable
effects of the Suez Canal block upon future earnings dividends
Of each of 80 leading oil stocks.
The increase the price of crude oil benefit some pro-
dueers but the profit margins of domestic egaied oil companies
which Vpca buy 500 of their crude requirements squeezed
crude prices hold and gasoline and other refinery products prices
decline.
The market for leading oils long regarded growth Stocks has
already displayed price weakness
tainte facing the petroleum industry multiplied When again
begins TO flow from the Middle East the uncertainties will by
means have been resolved AT that time the ony problems of crude
imports products prices productic2 alowab and legislation will
loom up to face the petroleum industry and its investors
Some companies find themselves far dvanageousy situated
than others to meet these complex problems important that
vetoS take long, hard look what be for their
mient individual oil stocks You invited for your copy
OF this Value Line analysis of the industry includes full
page Ratings Reports each of the 80 leading oil stocks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-27
BUSINESS
BRIEFS
Electric Power Production in

Electric Power Production in
the week ended February % to-
tailed II. 100000, 900 kilowatthours
compared with 1896, 900 900 in
the previous week and was 5.7%
above the like week a year ago.
Edison Electric Institute.
Wholesale Food Index, based
on the cost of a pound each of
81 foods in general use, this de-
clined to $6.ll from $6.l2 last
week. but was 2.7@o above the
like week year ago.-Dun g.
Bradstreet.
Gross National Product in 1856,
totaled SAP billion, up S21 billion
from 1855. About half of this
gain was accounted for by higher
prices. The 2.5% rise in real
output was sharply of from the
10 increase during l955.-Com-
merce Department.
A. NJ. Byers Co. announced a
special stockholders meeting
for May Z to consider a 3-for-l
split of the common stock.
Radio Corp. of America in year
ended December 81 earned $40,-
U3l PAS or $2.65 a share VS.. Sat-
525. 465 or $3.l6 in 1855.
General Telephone Corp. in
year ended December 81 earned
SAL 100000 or 1925 a share VS..
$50. $50 900 or 1884 in 1855.
Family Finance Corp. in s.
months ended December 81
earned $2.439. 697 or SLIT share
VS.. $2,243.8s6 or $l.I5 in 1855
period.
SeabOard Air Line R.R. in jan
uary earned SLIPS, $50 VS.. ST.
887 1893 in 1856 period.
Norfolk e. Western Rwy, in
January earned $2,73l.S10 VS..
s2,520.743 in 1856 period.
Other earnings included:
Far Vear rnAaA n..s-.h.x NJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-27
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, Feb. ~ IA signify
eastet treno was uncovered in grams
Oh the Board OF Trace today Traa.ne
MAS only moderately active ana ,osses
olu net run Is mucn a. 4 Gems
heSitaney OF buyers seemed to be
oasea on uncertainty lesaruns tas
Athouns Of casn graIn Whicn VIA oe de-
nseEeu on March futures. Notices Of IN
lehlIonS 70 tenueF gfnIn on futures VIII
be posted tomorrow.
WfeAs hear tne end OF the frat hour
vas - toss lower. Marcn S..3lts. torn
- 20 = lower, hgaTen Sl&,sa. oats !.
70 u lover, RzArch 11sa, aye uncnanKeti
20 = iowef. March ii ..bols soyoeRns >.
ioNef 70 "a higher, Aarcn STA ana
iAtd Hnehauge0 70 % cents 400 pounns
lower. March Sl4.65.
"neAt soid oa early dexpite the fact
the Agrlc0lture DepaI linen, ANNOUNCED
export aiioeatl0nS OF SlA,IJl.uuU worth
"a wheat 70 BraEll ana % ..1So. UOu worth
70 lfaE. Botn safes Rill De mace In ex-
chanse Tor ioreiGn earrenctes.
march wheat nuetuateo la q nervous
manner. STOCKS Of the aoread gram al
IniSGgo totai about million ousnel6
Practically all OF this is nee wheat
wnica means II could pe uenyeEeu on
alaien futures.
Ihe Census Bureau announced jan
uary soypean crusnings totaieu 2S.4iy.-
OUU bushes. SUBSTANTIALLY ABOVE the year
Professors ~ the euo OF the montn
.otaied bb.5l0.Uu0 bushels compared
win tJ.7nJ.U0U q year earlier.
Casn eorn IeceipIs totalea 2O5 cars.
Inc Commoditv Credit Corp. solo iAj-
OuU ousnes OF Its corn 81 Atlantic Coast
ports. rejecting all bios at Gun OF Mex
ieo ports.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-27
Spring Decline
In Output Of
Steel Doubted

NEW YORK. Feb. 81 R.-A
sharp downturn in steel pro-
duction is not likely this spring,
the Iron Age. national metal
working weekly said today.
THE prophets of gloom are
for cover" said the pub
LEGATION. Steel salespeople have
weighed the good with the bad
and come up with an encourage
ing picture. The outlook for
the second quarter adds up to
relatively pleasant reading"
iron Age conceded that de-
mand for automotive steel has
been especially hard hit" But,
IL said, even here there's a sill
yer lining: The situation can't
get much worse"
Although one of the "big
three" in the auto industry is
still playing it close to the vest,
the other two are ordering steel
in substantial volume, Iron Age
asserted. and it looks as though
the worst is over in the auto
makers drive to cut back inven-
tories.
Continued strong demand for
plate, structurals and oil country
goods is holding the (steel) mar
ket together" Iron Age said.
And there's no sign of a let
up. -.
Overall, shipments are run
ming ahead OF new orders. But
for most mills the margin is
close: Order volume is running
at 80 to 100 per cent of ship
mentS.
The weekly said there are
strong spots in the economy
which support an optimistic
outlook in the months ahead. -
1t named them as: Heavy dur
able goods orders; an increase
in steel order backlogs over a
year ago; an improved auto sales
outlook; the prospect of a 10
per cent increase in plant and
equipment spending this year: a
boom in highway and heavy con-
struction which is offsetting the
horne-buildlng slump and q pick
up in farm machinery buying.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-27

tUnit OF trading 10 shares or salss IN
/! ~ Rates OF dividends In the foregoing
.spie are annual disbursements based on
tne last quarterly or semi annual decla.
ration UnleAs otherwise noted specioI
or extra dividends are not included
plus stock dividend d Declared or paid
u 1907 plus stock dividend ePaid last
estlmatsd cash value q ex-dividend or
* so'd w. ZION date DECLARED OF paid
thus year % accumulatlve issue WITH
ddiI yyIiddeenndd' IN IN erTeaTs PAID th.S year,
taken 81 last dividend meeting De.
S Siarsd Or paid " 1856 pius STOCK diyl.
estlmated cash value on dividend or
date y LlquidAtinR divl.
TX distribution xr Ex rights XIV Wiz.
0ut warrants WV With warrants wd
" men distributed wi When issued nd
n Ky day delivery 'In bankruptcy or
reeeiyership o. being teorsanized under
suned By such companies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-27
NEW YORK PRODUCE

NEW YORK. Feb 81 ~ (usDAp -
Butter about STEADY. receipts 744, 900
wholesale prices on bulk cartons tireSr j
Creamery, y3 score tAA) oUat-BI cents
w score "a 90 -oUta. 10 score lBj
UU-bUts
Cheese unsettled. Receipts 2O5 900.
Wnolesale SAFES. American cheese (wnole
mix. Cneuuars AGED $500 cents; single
daisies tfeSn J1l9-4Ola, single daisies
ageo ib-o-; nats ageu 4B-5i, processed
cneodars . lbs 36.-JSsa domestic swiss
twneeisi krade "A" 4j-49; Grade 81
4u-i4, grade c. JS-4a.
WnoiebAie cKH b..SLs steauy. Receipts
~, 100. New YORK spot quotations ioi-
los midwestern: mixed eolors: extras
1880 lbs, 1884. extras large t4b-ls
lbs.l v.-JJ: extras medium 32-.Isia,
standards large 32-3a;. cheeks 2gis-30ls
whites; extras 1880 lbs. 1894 extras
large ll5-1s lbs 32ls-33. extras med
ium 32is-55; Browns. extras $500
Nearby. whites: top quality 1880
l6s.l 3fl1-o1h. mediums 3i-341a:
snalls 20-.D Browns top quality i4S-
% los. J5ls-36is, mediums j5iz-3B.
Smalls j2-33
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-27
Greentree Elected

VIRGINIA BEACH. Va. Feb.
81 Rl.-Louis Greentree Of Rich
mond is the new president Of the
Virginia Association Of Retail
Clothiers and Furnishers. He
was elected here yesterday at
the final day Of the associations
42d annual convention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-27
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK. Feb. 27R,.--cotton
futures extended declines during the
forenoon today, with New Orleans and
local selling finding only scale down
trade demand Nearby March weakened
as iour OF the nve March transferable
notices issued today continued TO circu-
late IN the trade. Meanwhile Dallas
adyiees said that eeneraliy fair weather
y forecast for Texas today and Thurs
were reported In that state during the
past - hours
Noon prices were 20 to rs cents A
pare lower than the previous close
March 3b,O3' May 35.0S and July 20 40.
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a. .1Dzps.D..,

insurance man can serre you best
In insurance. in many other fields, there is no
monopoly on good ideas good service, or good rates.
One company may have developed a better policy for
the homeowner in some Another company may
boast lower rates on certain forms of insurance Still
third may be especially noted for prompt service
Which OF these companies should you insure with?
1t you ask company representative he will usually
try to persuade you that his company-and only his
company-is best for you
That in fact good reason for buyinS insurance only
through an independent insurance agent or broker
6seoss' 10 'sprssens bar s.sa,ases
eOmp0niss he be impartial 10 pcknf the best com.
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Because hss+0 professional Gssnyasee Gau no, lust q
salesman he keeps with types Of insurance Gov.
efaee and makes certain insurance . to date.
Because 10 YOU can count on him 10
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represent interests the fullest ct eli times
Our advice To he certain about your insurance pro-
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-27
Miller Heads Allied

NEW YORK, Feb. 81 Up
Glen B. Miller has been appoin-
ted president Of Allied Chemical
g. Dye Corp, succeeding Fred j.
Emmerich. 1t was announced
yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-27
METAL QUOTATIONS.

NEW YORK. Feb ~ H,.--spot nom
ferrous metal prices today: Copper al
32 cents q pound, Connecticut Valley.
Lead lB cents pound New York.
fin fin hsI cent cents poq pound d New S YORK YorS
FOREIGN silver alas cents per troy ounce
New York At Pitt JurEh, scrap steel
No. heavy was quoted at SO. 0O-5f 90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-27
ODD-LOT DEALINGS

NEW YORK, Feb 81 1.-THE New
York Stock Exchange reported today
these odd-lot transactions by principal
dealers on the exchange for February
OF l70,621 shares including ,535 snares
sold short.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-27
UNITED STATES TREASURY POSITION
the Associated Press

The cash portion Of the Treasurs
year agn
BALANCE ---
Deposits iisca. year July ----.
Mithdrawals fiscal year .------.- ----
Total debt -
'irclSd-s s4si,ve4,s5r.ii sch. no
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respOndInR date q
February FL, lpbH
,4bh. $50. "a
:bn,Obd.B4 "a
45,.4b."f2,2SS. "a
22,b77,b40.3l
1894 tb4.- as
Unit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-27

KEY dividend Books closed tPlus
extra Or extras. Declared OF paid 30
~ ms year. ex Er rights. vi When
Issueo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-27
DIVIDENDS

NEW YORK. Feb. ~ R,.-Dividsnds
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Hourly sales on the EEehsnss
ll;0O am $50 600 ~ noon geo 600
t;00pm s1o 600 2:oc pm 600 600
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-12-19
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

Estate of Clara S. Beeshy Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that l. b. Beeshy
Of l22 South Spring ST.. Blnffton, Ohio has
beer duly appoJnted Asnj histrator Of the
Estate .st of CiarY s, BegshyI deceased. late of
Creditors ard -yeqira@ItS file their claims
with said fiduciary within flour months.
Dated this 10th day ofNDecember 1857
Paul j. Rockey
Probate Judge of said County
Dar To Q
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-12-19

and a mixed adult-teenage chorus of
fifty voices, attracts $500 people for
the hour-long performance The spec
tators sit under the stars on bleacher
seats. Usually pageant nights are
balmy, for in Saudi Arabia, where
summer daytime temperatures reach
120 degrees, the months of November
and December are the years most
pleasant
There is no snow, of course, but
Santa uses a combination of ancient
and modern modes aptly suited for
desert travel, usually switching from
helicopter to camel.
Most of the Christmas trees used
are artificial since live evergreens
are as scarce as trees themselves
in a land where all lumber for build
ing must be imported.
A special sale of toys, ornaments
and decorations is held by Aramco
in November, and after a week-long
sale, the remaining stock is trans
ferred to the canteens. Much of the
other personal shopping is done in To-
cal Arab market places in the nearby
towns of Dammam and al-Khobar-
all sparkling with the sounds and col
ors of the Middle East.
Christmas Day at home in Saudi
Arabia is like Christmas Day any.
where in the States with the morn
ing excitement of opening gifts, mid
day dinner with the traditional tur.
key and festive fixings, open house
for friends, followed by round OF
parties running into New Years Day
There is even New Years Day
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-12-19
EXTEND THE SEASONS GREETINGS TO YOU AND YOURS
US. Children Re-en0ct Christmas Pagent
In Saudi Arabia With Biblical AninuIs

DHAHRAN, Saudi Arabia - There
are lew places in the world where
american school children re-enact
'i'e pageant OF The Nativity with live
camels, sheep, goats, a donkey and
even a lamb. Or where Santa Clans,
annual arrival is more vividlv as-
sociated with helicopters or camels
ny american tots instead of the fro
oitinal sleigh and Donder and pitt
eh ana the other peripatetic reindeer
inese things happen each year in
'ouui Arabia - land of colorful
ouiuasts as some 5000 American
einpioyes of the Arabian Amer;c.r
vi company, and their families -
create the spirit of Christmas in ;so
lated desert towns. - 'So
Inc Christmas festivities u,;u -
similar in many outward resnects -
o'ateside celebrations, but the Cbr;st
mas feeling is apt to be more intens;
iiue because the three oil d;str;o.a
wnere Aramco operates go all out - -
LONE aAe ,ne Yuletide as traditional and
.,olnenke as possible 1000 miles fror,
iaiiiiiar American hearthsides
lnese communities, in eastorn
90 oauai arabia, are the refining town
u nas Tanura, on the Persian c,,1e.
o'anran' the town where Aramco bas
thro ~ nedoquarters and largest of tbe
uree' Abqaiq and UdhaiIiyab b,,hs
VI the oil-producing fields
Every American home ;s ao
grated indoors and out a wreat,,
hung on every street door C,br;st,saa m
suiiuses the atmosphere with n,ns;S
, re.llais' school plays, pageants corr
nlun'y parties, shopping expeditions
ana strolling carolers. ii'
The morst striking of tbaso o,,o.
qle tne outdoor night pageants :.
Dhanran and Ras Tanura u,ho,s ~. ~
1n : nna N OF the Christ Child is portravad
a,ooo ,, mics from Bethlehem, with tbe
Unique charm of reality. AT Ras To
aa hVe animals camels ooats
'iu sheep = walk over open sand.
~ he Dhabran pageant, they mouo
aoioss the grassy Waaiid atnlot;e
'ei 70 an S5-foot-wide bacl5xaS
painted in the center with tba an
= uai'ce TO a stable, and on the ,y;noa
WIN ancient village scenes ren,;n;s S'
cent OF the landscape around Rethlo
nenn some 1857 years ago.
Except for little girls who nlav o.
seiS and wear halos and white f,o.,'
ing robes, the cast is dressed in -,
tnenhc costumes. A school o;rI au
Trays Mary and rides on a donla,, M
wmie Joseph walks alongside, Rovs
as shepherds herd the sheen snd
'iack goats to the manger. at Ieaat
one shepherd carries a tinv Ian,b
,hree boys as the Wise Men f,nr,
u'e East ride atop camels. the r;d
eis bodies almost dwarfed bv tha
SIZE OF the animals which arc La
aeioss stage in an impressive pro-
eession by young hardsmen.
Dnahrans pageant, larger of the
two, with cast of about 90 children
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-12-19

bowl game, the Waajid Bowl, between
Dhahran and U. S. Air Force teams
for the touch-tackle football cham
pionship of the Persian Gulf confer
ence. 1t is complete with an elected
bowl queen" and her court of pretty
attendants.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-17

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Evening star., 1957-08-28
Ry tha Associated presa

Federal authorities refused to
talk today about a report that
Q woman spy for the Soviet
Union is married to an impor-
tant engineer at this country's
Los AlamoS, N. Mex, atomic
installation.
But there were some indi-
cations that the story, told by
former United States counter
spy Boris Morros, may be an
old one-almost certainly in
vestigated and probably cleared
up without publicity in the
past.
Mr.. MorroS. recently dis
closed to have spied for this
country over a 12-year period
while supposedly working with
the Russians, mentioned the
woman last Sunday on CBS'
Face the Nation"
He said he knew Of several
important persons serving, as
a questioner put it. as agents
whiting or unwilling Of the So
Wet spy ring in this country"
There are two sisters" Mr.
MorroS added. "One sister is
married to the richest celluloio
man in Europe, while the other
sister is married to an impor-
tant and prominent engineer in
Los Alamos.
Spokesman for the Justice
Department, the FBI and the
Atomic Energy Commission all
declined comment on Mr.
Morros' statement, although
Evening star., 1957-08-28

Khrushchev reiterated Russia's
revolutionary aim in world
politics. He said: I'VE regard
II as our mission to reform
the world and to build q Com
munist society"
The Communist article con-
sisted Of excerpts from three
previously unpublished speeches
khrushchev has made since
May. 1t touched on a whole
array Of subjects--includine
agriculture. housing. literature
and political affairs.
Cites Wrong Thinking
Khrushchev ridiculed certain
Soviet ideologists.
Some present day Conlrmu.
mist theorists" he said, "seem te
forget that people must eat and
be clothed and housed. Insteac
Of working in the proper way
such people look through Marx
Lenin and Engels to find some
quotation they think will apply
Often they are wrong"
The party leader also assert.
ed that the party must retair
its role Of leadership in litera.
ture and theology.
I'VE cannot leave the pres.
in unreliable hands," he said
"The press must be in the
hands of the most faithful, re.
liable and politically stable ant
loyal workers"
Evening star., 1957-08-28

years Of his life. In nIany
cases he melted him to action
which was deserving Of stern
condemnation"
Conspiration Issue
Malenkov was purged from
the top Kremlin command in
late June for allegedly conspir-
ing with v. NJ. Molotov ard
Lazar Kaganovich in a revolt
against Khrushchev's policies.
The Soviet government says
the pudgy ex-premier now is
director of a power station in
Central Asia.
Beria was purged in June,
1858. while Malenkov was pre-
mier. He died before q firing
squad the following December.
Elsewhere in the piece,
Evening star., 1957-08-28

and Beria goaded Stain in his
last years into acts that now
warrant denunciation.
Khrushchev declared Malen-
kov was completely under
Beria's influence. that lie was
the former police chiefs
shadow and a tool in his
hands"
Stain made gross and grave
mistakes" he said, but he did
much good for Russia and the
Communist movement
Though Malenkov occupied
q high position in the party
and government" Khrushchev
continued, "he did not restrain
Stain. but very skillfully took
advantage of Stains weak
lleSses and habits in the last
Evening star., 1957-08-28
US. Woman Spy Link
Doesn' Disturb O OfficioIs

none appeared surprised by it.
An aide to the House Com
mittee on Un-American Activi-
ties said the Los Alamos matter
may well be" mentioned in Mr..
Morros' August 10 testimony
before q closed session Of that
body.
The aide noted. however.
that the transcript of the hear
ing has not been made public.
Asked If the Los Alamos case
appeared to be an old one, the
committee sources disclaimed
Evening star., 1957-08-28
any personal knowledge. but
said:

II would suspect that it is"
There is no record Of a Los
AlamoS engineers wife having
been publicly identified with So
Wet espionage. Persons fa-
miliar with security procedures
suggested. however. that such
a case might have been dis
posed Of in various ways-by
deporting the woman, for in
stance, If there was no ground
for criminal action against her.
Evening star., 1957-08-28
Uruuuuyun Exports

MONTEVIDEO. - The chief
exports of Uruguay are beef,
wool and other animal products.
accounting for about IS per
cent.
Evening star., 1957-08-28
khrushchev Brands
MoIenkov Berio Tool

MOSCOW. Aug. 2s CP-In the strongest indictment Of
Georg Maenkov to date Na Khrushchev has denounced
the former Soviet premier shadow tool Of executed
secret police chief Layrenty Beria.
The Communist Party boss, in article published yes
terday the maRazine Kommuns CHARGED that Maenkoy
Evening star., 1957-08-28
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Sove 81 II you order now for
immediate or October delivery,
yet you ore not required to pay
until delivered. Fine Ioo9o wool
bIonkets in rose, blue, white,
turquoise. green, yellow.
Reg. 1925 Double Size, 1895
STA Floor, wasAiaOtOn; srd FLOOR.