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CHFGO LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO. Aug. 8 n cusDAl.-
Salable hogs 5, 800: moderately active.
steady 10 25 higher on butchers: in
stances 50 higher on weights under
200 ID; sows steady to as much as IS
higher: only half Of the receipts sold on
shipping account. No. 2-3 200-225-lb.
butchers predominated at 2l.15-@2 15:
several lots No. l-2 these weights also
.2.25: few lots mostly / 2lO-23O ID
22.25: few lots mostly No 3 29O-3l 5
10 2l.25-2l.75: mixed grades lots
1S0-195 ID 2O.25-2l. so: larger lots
340-40O 10 sows ls75-20O 90: several
lots 2S5-340 ID 2O.O0-2l 90: most
40Q-5oo ID l6.75-1S75.
Salable cattle 1000: calves 200:
steers and heifers steady, but supply
extremely small: small fresh receipts
largely. cows, about steady: other cat
tie and calves about steady; few loads
and lots high good and high choice
steers "a .00-27 90: standard TO aver
age good sradeS 10 00-23 90; few
utility dairy style grass steers down
70 1880: few good and choice heifers
q .00-24 90; utility grassers down
1880: utility and commercial cows
l2.50-1 800; bulk Gamers and cutters
lO.00-l3.O0: light and shelly cutters
$50 down; utility and commercial
vealers 81 .OO-25 90: few very light
culls down to 500: part load good $50
ID feeding steers 1900.
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first area organization to in
stall these machines.
In connection with the in
Stallation of the new system,
National Metropolitan will pro-
vide checks imprinted with its
customers name and desig-
mated account number. While
check and deposit transactions
will be recorded on the basis Of
signature, as has been the GUS
tom. the addition of the number
of the account will enable the
bank to electronically prove
the accuracy of the posting.
The new bookkeeping ma
chimes will be on display IN the
National Metropolitan's lobby
at 6l3 Fifteenth street. NV,
beginning Monday.
Being first is not new in the
history Of the l43-year -old in
stitution. In addition to being
the first bank receive a Ma
tional Bank ch er, it was the
first national Jank to be
granted trust powers under the
Federal Reserve Act in Feb
ruary, 1915.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-08
British 10 Build
Fairfax Plant

A British airplane propeller
manufacturer will build an
assembly plant near the Shir-
ley highway in Fairfax County.
The Rotar Corp, subsidiary
Of Rolls Royce. Ltd, will open
an Office and warehouse at AIS
Jefferson Davis highway, Ar
lington. on September /. The
plant, near Edsall road and ad-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-08
FNMA viii Pay AS Pct.
For Latest Financing

Federal National Mortgage
Association today offered $l65
million of 43s per cent second
airy market operations deben.
lures through its fiscal agent
John H. Claiborne, jr., assisted
by a Nationwide group Of
securities dealers.
This is the highest rate ever
paid on FNMA obligations and
compares with a AZ per cent
rate on 500 million of deben.
lures of about the same matur.
ity last June IL.
AS FNMA gets only about
az per cent from its portfolio
after paying for loan servicing
the latest rate leaves little Il
meet FNMA operating costs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-08

jacent to the Southern Iron
Works, will be about five miles
from the proposed site of the
Burke National Airport, it was
learned.
Rotar'S main plant, which
manufactures propellors and
gear boxes. is in Gloucester,
England. It is jointly owned by
Rolls Royce and the Bristol
Aeroplane Co. A British En-
bassy spokesman described the
firm as large and growing
and said several American air.
lines employ the Rotar-made
propellors.
Rotar makes propellors for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-08
RumbIer SuIes Gain

DETROIT. Aug. 8 (R. =
American Motors Corp. re-
ported yesterday its retail sales
of Rambler cars in the first 10
months of the current fiscal
year numbered a record 74,561
units. This tops the former
record Of 1928 sales reported
for the entire fiscal year 1854
SIS. The fiscal year ends on
September 30.
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FOREIGN EXCH'GE

NEW YORK. Aug. 8 lP.-Foreigr
exchange rates follow. Great Britain
in dollars, others in cents. Unbalanced
unltss otherwise noted:
Canadian dollar IN New York oper
market 5 29/64 per cent premium 81
1926 5fl6 United States cents.
sc.7S sJ32; So.day futures S97%
SSdsy futures futures 5 81 8s S "a >Bs
Belgium francl 1921: Franc,
tirancl .2Sss Of a cent: German,
Holland CRuilder) 26.I2. on .0OIs
italy tlira) .16la Of q cent: Portuga
Geseudol $50; Sweden tkronaJ 1884
switzerland uranc) 0reeI 1894
Far East Hong KoR n dollar 1888.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-08
Higher Rates Adopted
Automatically Here

The advance in prime loan
rates Of New York banks to
Az per cent has brought auto
matte increases in area banks
which follow the same pattern,
bankers reported here yester-
day.
Large borrowers will be az
fected by the further increases
but small borrowers, who pay
well above the prime rate, will
not be affected. the bankers
said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-08
Anaconda Cuts Price

NEW YORK, Aug. 8 (P).-
Anaconda Sales Co.. subsidiary
Of the Anaconda Co., Joined
other major producers of cop
per today in announcing a
price reduction to 28l2 cents a
pound.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-08

the Viscount and Britannia
"turbo-prop" planes.
The plant site was acquired
from Shirley Industrial Prop
critics.
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'' RI BUSINESS
D. c. Real Estote Pickup
Shown by July Figures
By DONALD B. HADLEY

Deeds recorded in the District Of Columbia during July
hected further moderate pickup m real estate activity
Justin Hnders executive secretary of the Washington
Real Estate Board today reported that deeds increased
in the month from the previous month and
with last
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-08
NASD Expells Four Members,
Including Daniel g. Co.

The National Association of
Securities Dealers last night
announced the expulsion of
four members for violations Of
its rules Of fair practices.
Daniel & Co., Ltd, of WASH
ington. formerly the Seaboard
Securities Corp. was listed for
selling securities to customers
at unfair prices, for failing to
approve transactions made by
its registered representatives,
for conducting a securities
business when its liabilities ex-
ceeded its assets and for viola
tons of Regulation T of the
Federal Reserve Board, the an
nouncement said.
The NASD action was the
result of a Securities and Ex-
change Commission order ex-
polling the firm from the asSo-
citation and revoking its regis
tration with the SEC. The ex-
pulsion list also included A. j.
Gould g. Co. and the Fenner
Corp. of New York and Melvin
F. Schroeder of Denver, Colo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-08
Pepsi Cola of Washington to
Open New Plant

Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. o.
Washington will open its new
81 million bottling plant near
Rockville on September l9
1t is equipped with the
latest automatic equipment
and quality control devices.
The plant will enable the
company to double present pro.
duction and take care Of sd.
ditional sales expansion. Jane,
w. w. Carkner, board Chair.
man, will attend the opening
ceremony. .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-08
U. S. League Chief FOresees
Building Din Near End

DuAAuAAAS LIP NCoI Emu
Roy M. Mari, president of
the United States Savings and
Loan League, believes the year.
and-a-half-long decline in
home building is nearing an
end.
He told a Colorado confer
ence today that the steady drop
in home building since 1855 was
chiefly traceable to a sharp
drop in new family formations.
Studies of the Bureau Of the
Census now indicate the de-
cline in the rate of family
formations has been reversed
and that an upturn is now in
process. Mr.. Mari declared.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-08

Bank Of Maryland at Seat
Pleasant, Nd, President James
P. Casbarian announced today.
Mr.. Harden formerly was
with the National Capital Bank.
Anacostia Natiopal Bank and
the Metropolis Building Asso-
citation in Washington.
He studied in Washington
Chapter, American Institute Of
Banking and is a graduate of
the Graduate School of Bank
ing at Rutgers University. He
is a native of st. Marys County,
Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-08

The July total was a new
monthly high for this year.
However. deeds in the first
seven months of this year re-
manned behind a year ago.
They totaled 1856, compared
with 9.075 in the same 1856
period.
Deeds Of trust or first mort
cages in July increased to 1,071
= from 875 in the previous month
and also were ahead of 1,042 in
July last year. Their amount
was $13.086, DAB, compared with
$13,345,119 in the previous
month and $l2.25S,6 38 in July
1856.
For the seven months, deeds
OF trust numbered CLOG and
amounted to $90.16S, 604, COM
pared with 1861 and $121 ,461, =
$50 a year earlier.
District foreclosures in July
totaled 70. compared with 40
In the previous month and rs
in July last year. For seven
months foreclosures aggregated
422. compared with 4S7 in the
same 1856 period.
d. c. Auto Sales Remain
Behind Sc in 7 Months
Automobile sales in the Dis
trict Of Columbia were well
behind a year ago in the first
seven months of this year, but
registrations were up slightly,
data from the Department of
Vehicles and Traffic indicated.
New-car titles, barometer of
new-car sales. declined to
14.145 in the seven months,
compared with 1899 a year
earlier. The total for July
rose to 2,097 from 1,765 in the
previous month and was just
about even with zoos in July
last year.
Title transfers representing
used-car sales numbered 81, 409
In the seven months, compared
with 34,206 a year earlier. July
title transfers totaled 1898,
compared with 1911 in the
previous month and 4,45l in
July, 1856.
Net automobile registrations
In the District totaled l88,S7S
on July 81. compared with
188,580 on the same 1856 date.
They were behind 189.643 on
the same 1855 date, but other
wise were the highest July 81
total on record.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-08
MUTUAL FUNDS QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK Aug. & LP,.-National
Association Securities Dealers, Inc
Noon Quotations.
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SACRIFICE
MOUNTAIN RETREAT

This 3-bedroom and bath noun
tain lodge on 10 acres. affords an
Outstanding panoramic view OF up-
per Loudoun County and nearby
Maryland Maximum privacy il
provided. vet Is less than 10 min
ington, Favorably priced At siS.bOO
with liberal terms available. CAR
Captain Heagy, At WO B-iDBB
Marsteller, McCabe & Co.
Realtors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-16
COUNTRY PROPERTY

f s:aS@ Sss.. y.EfPt r.:sni 4
with $500 cash or q 3-bedrm. brick
rambler on 2 acres. $1,000 or q
3-bedrm. brick Cape Cod. S13.500?
Terms. Farms. Ice. and small. Call
CARL GARDNER. BROKER, Rte.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
Wbt6NHOOWbW WI U6W ]
tcolTlhuED)

SILVER SPRING, central business
Light. Q street frontages. Ideal for
aistrinution; sales and warehous-
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ON cARLINE

Corner brick building for small
church group with living quarters
for the preacher on the End mr..
Priced at $4,000 to white or COLI
ABRAvE REALTY, LII. 6-4444
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$3.50

One OF the incest brick semide.
itaehed homes in the HUNTINGTON sec.
basement iinished IN ''p ino ~ ep pIne,
with y bath and asphaitstiie door,
ground-level outside entrance. 2 large
bedrooms. tile bath, sliding closet
doors. living room, dining area. fully
storm windows. Venetian blinds.
BELL REALTY CO.
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(continued on Next PasO
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a MASONRY apartment house, fur
nlshed, detached. on the border OF
Rock Creek Park. within waking
distance Of 18th and Columbia ROAD
rooms and bath on each floor
rented at s., 800 per annum. Price
~ 900. This Is TO close an estate
LOUIS p SHOEMAKER. 1919 X
street NV, MA. s-il66.
4 APIS. AND STORE
You make offer. Must be sold
Mr. Chisholm. WOODBRIDGE REAL
TY, WA. 7-07s2. NO. 7-f203.
SHOPPING CENTER
9 STORES-5 APIS.
Priced at 8 times rental Located
N busy z Capitol st. section.
Leased. $4,000 Annual gross.
No ohone information. cal' for
statement or appt. TO see. Mr.
O'Hazza, FL. 4-4545. MARSHALL
J. WAPLE CO. AID. 4-2005.
2-FAMILY FLAT rms. and bath;
porch; &C. gas heat; S1.272 income
yearly; price $4,000 with $1,000
3.family nat: remodeled; incom,
SI'aa660o yearly price, $l3.ooO with
4:iamily Nat; Individual units: Ivy
CITY; income s2.042 o.; price. $751;
?. ELIOT MIDDLETON. Realtor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-16

PEACH ORCHARD, 100 acres; vart-
cites bearing July through August.
Owner III. quick possession. Bargain
price, $4,000. plus spraying and
ms. to be deducted from sale Of
present crop. Approximately $50
acres additional mountain land in
cluded. WAUGH REAL ESTATE
AGENCY. $500, once; els2. res:
CHlDeper, Va 16s
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OPPOSITE ANNAPOLIS = 40 acres,
s-rm. home. outbuildings. eS6 II.
on Bay, Boating. -nshing. OYSTER
ing and ducking. KATHERINE c.
AMER. Box Ie, Stevensviiie, Nd.
Mission 3.3R77.
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For further details. call NICK
ia. p-2eSe, ell am. and after
9 pm. or RIA. S-9s96. II TO S week.
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COLORED-iiIO you ST. NV
STORY store; IS per day, including
81 utils. and equipment, See Ills
You g. NV. for key. GEORGE ]
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200 ACRES - Attractive country
home. completely moderniZed. living
rm.. dining .rm.. library. 4 bedrms..
baths and powder rm. Spacious
Kitchen and servants quarters Open
nreplaeeS, beautiful random width
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INVESTMENT PROP. for SALE
lcoNTiNUeD)
D. c. CHARTERED

Organizations and professional men
Who Do . great deal Of business IN
feStaSls space an IDEAL SYO Investment We z.
Shows over 100 net return.
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vert Co. so miles D. C.. Modern
n nssS. HS GOOD /, roads SSs , Near Chess.
nome ior city man. WALTER NJ.
bbAuMAN: Ma. Sss2c9, or call Mr..
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II INTERESTED in invest
ments let me help you.
oERBICH. Mon. ST. 3-l930.

BLDG. 2 APIS. each Q
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rrn.. kit. each separate rec.
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town area; modern: S35. 900.
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BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

MODERN STORE wanted for Gift
shop; about is By IS: good ioca-
ton preferred IN new shopping
center. uE 4'o2s7. 2 to Q pm.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-10-24

The second concert of The Lima
Symphony Orchestra will be a
musical salute to The Orchestra and
the city of Lima, Peru, it was an
nounced by president Oren E. Dicka-
son at the Memorial hall concert
Sunday evening.
The second concert, scheduled for
Sunday evening, November oath, will
be more than just an orchestra
affair, Musical Director William Byrd
says, and should bring honor and
prestige to the Lima area. The salute
will be made in cooperation with the
United States Information Agency,
which is a part of our u. S. State
Department. 1t is the USIA Agency
which runs the Voice of America
broadcasts.
The entire concert is to be record
ed that evening by the Voice of
America authorities for broadcast to
South America. There will be num-
Der of distinguished guests present,
including a representative from the
Peruvian Embassy in Washington
The USIA is undertaking this broad.
cast to help promote understanding
and friendship between the two
countries.
Mr.. Harold Boxer, chief of the
music section of USIA will be in Lima
to supervise the recording of the
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-10-24
Take Applications
Kelley's Island
Pheasant Shoot

The Ohio Division of Wildlife is
accepting written applications for
limited pheasant hunting on Kelly's
Island.
All applications must be submitted
on post cards and no application will
be considered if post marked later
than midnight October 10, 1857.
Each applicant must give full
name, first. middle, and last. Initials
will not be accepted. If no middle
name, so state. The applicant must
also list complete address including
street and number or rural route and
the post office. If applicant drives an
automobile the number of the oper-
ator's license must be indicated.
Indicate none if applicable. If the
successful applicants drivers license
expires between the time of the draw
ing and the day of the hunt the old
license must be presented to author
tiles at Kelleys Island for identi-
fication purposes. Only one applica-
ton per person will be accepted and
any duplication will automatically re-
move all applications by the offending
party.
Successful applicants will be allow
ed two days of hunting this year and
permitted to take one guest.
| A public drawing will be held at
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-10-24

the Columbus office Of the Division
of Wildlife on October 26, with
officials of the statewide sportsmen's s
organizations and Outdoor Writers
invited to witness and participate in
the drawing. Applicants who have
been successful in the drawing will
be notified well in advance of the
opening day.
After November 80, 1857, a maxi
mum of Is daily permits will be
available upon first come basis to any
successful APPLICANT retaining their
letter of authorization issued for a
previous date. Weather and trans
portation facilities are extremely UNI
certain after mid-November.
Applications must be sent to:
Game Management Section, Ohio
Division of Wildlife, $500 Dublin
Road, Columbus II, Ohio. Deadline
for application is midnight, October
19, 1857. E. S. T.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-10-24
Urge Mailing Yule
Gifts Overseas
November | to 20

The period of November / to No
vember 20 has been designated for
the mailing of Christmas parcels to
members of the armed forces over
seas, Postmaster Ralph T. Stearns
has announced.
Parcels TO be sent by surface mails
overseas should be mailed November
l to November 20 and parcels going
airmail should be mailed December
to December 10.
BY surface mails, 70 pounds is the
maximum weight and 100 inches
length and girth combined is the max
imum size.
Postmaster Stearns points out that
several APO and F'PO address des-
tinations through New York are re-
stricted to so pounds maximum and
smaller size limitations.
Greeting cards for overseas should
also be mailed within the above
periods if they are to have reason
able expectation of delivery before
Christmas.
All fiberboard boxes should be
wrapped in heavy paper and each box
tied with strong string.
Parcel post for overseas mailed
through APO and FPO addresses will
be rated with zone rates applicable to
the post office through which the par
eel is addressed.
Airmail to APO and FPO destina-
tons will be charged six cents per
ounce up to eight ounces. Parcels
over eight ounces are charged so
cents per pound. Airmail parcels are
limited to two pounds in weight and
80 inches the maximum length and
girth combined.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-10-24
Lima Symphony To Salute Lima, Peru
I'm Next Concert Set For November "A

conc ert, during which special civic
ceremonies will take place. AS part
of the Salute, the Lima Symphony
Orchestra will perform an Orchestral
Suite written by the Peruvian COM
poser, Vincent Stea. During the In
termission there will be speeches by
various dignitaries which will be
translated by Spanish-speaking an
nouncer who will be arriving with Mr..
Boxer.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-10-24
LEGAL NOTICE
~

Silas Winsfield, whose last known placsFof
address was c/o Fran1 Watson. IOl5 Sbuth
Kentucky Street. CorEny KentpGky. is here
by notified that Cafrie WNRfieldS has filed
her petition against him fl divorce Re real real
and personal property. Attorney fses and
equitable relief o1the St6unds of gross neglec1
44477 in the Cofrt es sCommo& Pleas II Alien
County. Ohio. ynd t6at said PAUSE MI bsf for
hearing on orr hfts six weeks fron tbs date
OF the fss1 Dstb RaOiksslon ssss % RIsa asis nSrss
By y. s. NayArre
AttFnefs fQf Plaintiff
= 602f Codk H6wer
LHa, Ohio
4 Oct. 8. TO-. H. "a. 81. Nov. 7
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-07-17

Queer of the seed which he had
planted an their specialist in
seed breeding inspected the Soles
tobacco. The result of that in
vestigation. according to Soles
was that the entire crop was
definitely Hicks with throw
back plant occasionally which the
seed grower indicated was typical
of the Jones strain of the Hicks
variety. Soles says that other
f-rmers in the same area have
made the statement that some
throw back plants i'm their Hicks
is prevalent also.
Following the secdman's study
of the problem. Soles called agri-
cultural officials in Washington
complaining about the mixed
variety label he had been tagged
with. There he found, among
other things. that if he had rea-
son to challenge the labelling
he must request q chemical IN
alysis of the tobacco.
The analysis repeatedly is a
surefire test of the nicotine and
sugar content of tobacco and all
varieties can be determined by
such procedure.
Solcs requested through the
county PIMA office the chemical
analysis. Shortly thereafter, 60
leaves were flown to Louisville
Ky. and Soles now awaits the
results of those chemical tests
to see whether he gets a white
card and a clean bill of health
for his tobacco crop or a blue
card and a so per cent support
for his crop.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-07-17

There was evidence that i
considerable number of resort
residents were confused and dis
turbed by the unexpected raids.
While the raids themselves in
dicatc the wide disregard for
gambling and liquor laws in the
beach area, the places hit make
up only a smattering of the act
ual gambling places that perhaps
could have been caught. For
some unexplained reason, the
others were not caught in the
web
The Dunes and The Elks are
private clubs that require at
least some semblance of memb-
crship to enter. The RVA, al
though operating in name as a
club. is a rather wide-open-to-
the public establishment
However, there are, or at
least have been in recent weeks
a number of other public and
Semi-public places operating
gambling dcvicts OF a variety of
types that are wide open to airy
and all. Some of these establish
mcntS repeatedly fleeced visit
orS over the July Attn week out
of amounts running into five
figures.
None of the Establishments
controlled by the oo-called big
gcst operator on the beach suf-
fered any confiscated machines
or whiskey in the Friday night
raids. This particular operator,
whom, Sheriff John Henry told
the people from the stump dur
ing election campaigning that he
would run out Of the county
has apparently been unmolested
since the last election. He al