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SILVER SPRING
MOTOR CO.. INC

1909 East-west HWY. (at Ga. Ave
Silver Spring. Md. JU. e-4500
FORD 1858 VS. Customline Fordor
sedan: like new finish inside and
out: Fordomatic: T. and b.; sale
down. ROYAL MOTORS. INC,
A100 Ga ave NV Ia o-29OO
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5000 18th st.. s. s. ~. 5-61s6
FORD '57 Custom 100" V-e Tu-
dor; r. and h b.; 2-tons Finish;
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'56 MERCURY

Monieloir convertible; sye-pIsos-
ing Alesko white body, Iompieo
rcd trim. block hop, =. and h.,
MsEeomoiic drive. power steer
Ing. bFokss. windows. Wv.
ties. Sherp top C9AOk
down voluo O6SSO
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PONTIAC 1887 starchief convert
ible coupe: beautiful red and white,
white top: very clean: power steer
ing. power brakes; priced to sell,
anl0 CD COX CON Urro
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18th ana I SIS. NV. ST. 3-7lO7
PONTIAC '53 convertible: hydra.
and oh h &C. Colonial white fs sash
H HILL Oiscf sS tSR Fssi % sIssR S oS
est Ford Dealer. 1114 Vermont
ave. NV, AID. 4-43OO. Open
ewes fiji q. Sat iii X
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PONTIAC 80 chieftain g" 4-dT. /;
hydra. T; and h.; 2.tone blue;
SANDERS. Wash.s Oldest Ford
Dealer, ll14 Vermont ave, NV,
AID. .4-4300. Open ewes. til 0,
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HMLMAN MINK 1855 convertible:
smart gray finish. new top:
equipped: . real value: $90b.
AkerS OldS-Cadillac Co.
Alex, Va, OV. 3-O350
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S11ah

4-door sedan; radio. heater
and powerfiite transmission.
A one-oWner. low-mileage
car, family owned and guar
anteed.
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V.e custom convertible; cher
trvss finish, ton top. heater. W
". tires, sect covers. CA0k
eie. Al condition OROO
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FORD '54 Country Sedan sta waR.
In admiral blue. has VS. engine
standard trans, heater, defr9steT,i
St0hlnnan Chevrolet
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De SOTO '55 FREEDOMS VS. 4-dr. ;
NORMAN MOTOR CO. Ssi5 BAL
timore blvd. COLLEGE PIX. Nd
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FORD $50 Fairlane victoria: orange
and white; white sidewall tires:
Fordo. drive, power steering. 7.
and h., dual exhaust. carpetlng;
mileage 1880; excel. eond. PVT.
OWNER. Price S1,725. Call OIL.
2-7605.
FORD 1858 Tudor; black. Wv.
tires. r. H.; $500 or best ofier.
JE. 4-70S9.
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MERCURY "a Monterey haFdt6p;
overdrtve. r. and h.: forest green
finish: real clean; 81. O95. HILL &
SANDERS, Wash.'S Oldest Ford
Dealer. liza Vermont ave. NV.
40. ,4.4SOO. Open ewes. It'll O.;
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FLYM0UIH 'b9 Belvedefe 4-dr.;
sSSo%DRlss:sIls . equipped; S;:tOns 1 lS-
S SSS RHsss sU nHseS Midtown DEAF.
er, iii 14th st. NV, DI. 7-3003.
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Condition $50. es csIl "a. s4sSH
OLDs 81 de luxe "9S' '4-door;
Old's finest. equip. with hydra. dr..
An 1 n the r. .s HsaSl' O new prc: u sss
pnkoYnlEa OldCl,nnlnila
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'55 MERCURY

Monterey hordtop coupe; lbs
nous 2-tone vossor yellow body
and Esquire block top. :. and h.,
MeFcomoiiS, Wv tires reol
shorp ond C110k
only 0bAOO
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AuroMoBILEs FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FoR 81

POINT. '53 IS" Catalina: 2-tone
gray: = r. , hySSr1a p strE ,-:o, SSw
free demo: Ss25; Mr.. IDoNI: Ii.
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PLYMOUTH '53 Super de luxe Sc
dan; Z and h.; beautiful original
black finish. like new: 5000, terms.
$50 down. ROPER, LA. 0.27OO.
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PonanKa OlQSlnoDlle

Washington's Oldest Oldsrnobile
DealeYShip at Their Newest
USED-CAR CENTER
$40 univ. Blvd. 2; silver spS.. Nd.
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Hornet 4-dr sedan: radio,
heater and hydramatic; ex-
cellent black and white
paint. wonderful transport
tation ct . very low price.
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TRIANGLE FORD
1910 r. / Ave. NE DE. 2-6302
FORD SO Custom VS. Ranch Wag-
on; heater. Fordomatie: 2-tone sea
is is green a No., So pnt w nits NO:
with 30-day. no-cost parts and
labor warranty
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"a FORD

va cUstomlins club sedan; ~
tone Biseayns blue body. oFe'ie
white top. r. and h., Fordonioiie;
on excellent fomilY COOK
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TAKzoMA PARK. G-T new SPLIT level
Is IN the stone entr' mai snS
mod liv rm. with wall frepi.. fuii
DIN rm, and de luxe kit: ne.
wooded lot; IN eood neighborhood.
see this remarkable value today.
only s22,95Q: bareain: open. out
finey Branch I'd, right on Phiis.
aeiphia ave-, rieht on Holly to
400 blk. and our open sign. Cal
~; $1,000. BAINUM REAL
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HOUSES FOR sALE--R.W.

e---~~-
AMER. U, PARK RAMBLER-Jus
ABOUT the only one-floor homl
that has been built in this highl,
popular section; lovely big 3-bed
perfectly Level corner riSe lot c : block H
STEPS, 500, 500. Prank 8
,eve ss.li e. e-s ssI D. '-i4ii
BERKELEY, NEW HOME-Hand.
some brk. Colonial; spacious cen.
ter-hall plan; lge. library and Law
on LIST d.: 4 bedrms., 2 baths or
End; huge bedrm. and roughed-ir
bath on 3rd. Controlled commu.
nifty in the fashionable Foxhal
Y "a sset oGD iHt oi65sSl F FkkAARE
s s1s.!. e. e- lsfs Dr. 7-i4li'
CHEVY CHASE !Ll p: CA iirst q.
with 3 twin-size bedrooms, {
baths, very large living room
dining room, Kitchen, finished
Bird noor; garage, slate roof. Ciosl
TO schools. Conn: ave. and shop.
ping Pr is,s at $4,000. GSll Wo
CO. me- & z CHEVY eT". chase 81 soT 5. &
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.. west q
clapboard home, loaded with
charm and space. 4 bedrooms, III
baths. center-hall plan: garage
This is located in 2 very much
soueht-after area. offered at S25,.
900. owner anxious to sell. Cal
W0S,irss;23og, ". 9; EDW, \
d. c.
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MASS. AVE. EXT. (sumnerl--At-
sract've. S.year-old, .6-bedrm.. 81
1atn ramnler-type home; 2-car
gar. large screened porch; rec.
IT CO. EN-. 2-2326; ewes, EN-.
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COKORED--a6a3 18th 81. NV
imposing cor. brick; 81 baths.
TIa.. rec. rm.. an. attic. scr. real real
pch., dbl. garage. carpetllg
Grapes incl. ::~$2. 5UU dn.. or trade
OWNER, Di. 1-s6g0. Wo. 6-u2i3
COLORED-INvEsT-3 apis, furn
sl4,g5U. $1,000 dn. NO, 7-7626,
COLORED - 18th AND ROCK
CREkk-Life Is shortl Live among
millionaires with bricklayer's in.
come. Oct. lovely prick home.
Ice. bedrms., maids rm., pch.'
"a baths, llv. rnl... din. rln., Ice
kit. rec. rm. and bar. 2-car ga
rage. Your present home in trace
or pay enodgh casn down, bal
slSv per me; , Nr; nus On: ssores
CO sI f eSuf ss4 ana for M rs Srsnn sS
representing n. W. BERENs INC
coLoRED = DETACHED. UPPER
NV. -Sl4.950, ONLY s., 900 DOWN
fo saiBf kSnnEN sATAs fu ca ass6 81
COLoRED-ll ROOMS, 3 BATHS
ll46 HARVARD ST. NV.
2-car brick garaee: home and
income, Vacant, new condition. Mr.
0Hazza. FL. 4-f645. MARSHALL
]. wAPLE Co. AID. 4-2005.
coLOSED-NO MONEY DOWN
800 KENYON ST. NV.
Vacant and redecorated 0-rm
corner brick home with Diet. 2-cAl
NNToNt.
IS UNDERWOOD. PLACE NV
Modern semidet. brick: rms.
bath. rec. rm.; gas ht.; large yard
LOUIS Ridden tn. 2-306l
coLORED-vAcANT REDEc,
SUPER SPECIALr-$600 DOWN
1744 KENYON ST. NV.
q RMS, - BATHS-BRICK
RALPH d. COIN, tn. 2-9200
coLoRED. DISTINGUISHED AREA
1877 VARNUM ST. NV.
Don't miss this 5-bedrm,, 4-bath
nome; custom built for modern liv-
Ing and entertaining. Call Mrs.
Miller, NO. 7-0466. MARSHALL J.
MAPLE CO.. AID. $4,000.
coLoRED BRICK RAMBLER
1905 DOWN, clean, 3 ige. bedrms.
Upper NV. OWNER, TU. 2-7444,
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co.op APIS. EoR SALE
MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE

ARL,, s.--2 hedrms.. laund. and
parking facil., bus ct door. pets
allowed, IA. $500.
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KENsINGToN. 5000 dn.--charm.
insly designed J-bedrm.. full bsmt,
PFS rice ls 81 loti close e seho9ls.
T ~, details. call Mr.. McGinnis.
FREDERICK W. BkRkNs SAILS.
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HOUSES F0R sALE-N.E.

CAPITOL HILL-4-unit apartment
EN- 2-3s56 or OIL. 6-2344.
THOMAS J. Fisher & CO.. INC.
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KENsNGTON = 4-bedroom Cape
Coo with separate dining room.
bedrooms and bath on first:
fenced lot. near recreation cen.
ter. schools and TRANSPORTATION.
Priced e sell; GAN MI, Boyer.
n fSssii ~. me- ;i7e s..,,wv.Aa LE 49,! 4
once, EN-. 2-671h,
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BETHESDA. NEAR NH

BETHESDA, NEAR NH
lmmae. wen constructed brick
fsnSceeds. trees ee e cers 10y IN. 's S,st R,
comfortable living; center hall. lre.
BRARY AND Nd iA s1i roS IS ana is s.
kit: End fir,. 3 good bedrms,. Q
tile baths; stairs TO storage attic:
rec. rm;; GARAGE; IS, 1000 cash. Pay:
MRS. DUKE. Oh. S-6sS5.
LANGLEY PARK RAMBLER
Ayr. -old, 3-bedrm,, 2-bath. mod.
e pig k ~. RI, rp1 with With nrepl. din.
Tm. in bsmt.i lee. fenced yardi
front porch; so0.b0O.
WEISS g. STOLAR, INC.
Ex. 3-534O TIL q
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MASS. AVE. EXT.-oniy $4,000
cash reauired-An unusual or
portunity to purchase 4 builder's
home--brick rambler, cOMPLEiE e
LIZ AIR-coNDIrIONED: 2s-ft.
living room, dining room, beautiful
kitenen. .panGed den. porch, 3
large bedrooms, 2 baths. recrea-
ton room, maids room, full bath.
larse lot; well financed. Red hot.
M = tair price. W. B. WRIGHT.
EN- 3-060O 'tfi q
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s-S,room row BRICK; $500 11A q
your terms. LA. 6-1492, AID
2.02l2.
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MUST SELL TINS WEEK-Hill.
s5psssas s sshs 1 EH. ii sos ssisu'- home
c0L.ORED --e5eD DOWN. VACANT
-semidet. brick: 8 rms. porcnes
Anchor fenced : ward IA. s.s5 s1H
|CoLORED-DET.-$e5OD DIN
Refrigerated 3-bedrm. brick Co,
lon.al: liv. rm. with firepl, sep
din. rm., mod. kit. with eating area
SIDE porch; fun bsmt, S17,e50.
WEISS & STOLAR, INC.
tx. a-ha4O TN (
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HOUSES F0n sAIE--n.W.


COLORED-PETW0RTH : Elderls
and bath, 2-siofy. bsmf. home II
popular Petyorth section near hi
circle. gas heat. Venetian blinus
gArAee fof = cars. retes.. range
screens. Low Gown payment Isl
trust for buyer and reas. MONTH,
payments. House clean as pin
Call Mr.. Mallory, WO. B-7649 Of
GEoRGE I. BORcER. INC. IS2t
X NV, Ma. S-U35O.
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BUREAU OF STANDARDS AREA
3713 Window pl. n.w.-Redec. 4.
bedrni. 2-bath brick house; full
S;I,t in s garage SIP ,,p no M NJ
/ MILE D. G.. P. @. CO.-Brick
Cape Cod: fun bsmt.; Si10 per
month: vacant; ewes. call Ju. O.
3041. w. w. LEWIS. HE. 4-3500.
BETH, 5-rm. rambler: S140. 56O3
Wyngate drive--Auto. gas heat
refgr., gas range, basement, ga
rage. Poss. Dec. 1-Jan. l. OIL.
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oS SS. y SaAs s.5i.4 S. Pea sssrS &C.
sfound level: Gear garage. Lac
4Ls, trust avail; s32 $50. KoR-
zENpoRFER. Realtor. OIL. 4-slil
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HAMLkI, Columbia Country Club
,-5eautifui Colonial: mahogany
library. I bedrooms, 3ih baths,
NOW vacant. Priced IN 4Os. Cali
6-2344. THOMAS J. FISHER a
CO.. INC.
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lcoNTlAuEDl
E0RT CRAIG

Opposite wash. and Lee shop.
letr.. extremely nice 1-bedrm. apt.
available Dec. I laundry and stor-
resident mgr, ia s. Court House
I'd. Apt. =, IA. S-7O66.
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Coroner's Jury
Holds Staying by
Wife yustifioble

A coroner's Jury yesterday
ruled q % year old District
wife was justified in stabbing
her husband to death.
The finding Of justifiable
homicide was returned in the
death Of Robert L. Evans. "a.
Of the $500 block Of Fourteenth
street NV. He died yesterday
in Freedmen's Hospital after
being stabbed by his wife
Shirley. %. at Thirteenth
street and Otis place NV.
Mrs. Evans told police her
husband attacked her after she
followed him to prevents rem
devious with another woman.
She said she is seven months
pregnant and the mother of
TWO cnllureu.
Two other women were held
for grand jury action as a res
suit Of fatal Standings.
Evelyn D. Sturdivant. 80 was
held responsible for the death
Of Ernest Davis, 40. of the
1900 block Of Rhode Island
avenue NV, who died Friday
in Emergency Hospital.
Pauline T. Reid, AZ. Of the
1900 block of Savannah street
Sc, was held for the death Of
Garrison H. Hickman. 81, of
l747 Stanton Terrace Sc. He
died Sunday night after being
found on the sidewalk in front
Of Mrs. Reds home.
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ruling in the Norfolk and New
port News desegregation cases.
but was told that could not DE
done.
Judge Walter Hoffman ruled
the placement law unconstitu-
tional in the Norfolk and
Newport News cases, and the
Fourth Circuit Court OF APP
peals subsequently upheld his
opinion. The cases are row
bound for the Supreme Court,
and in the meantime enforce
ment Of the DEGREES has been
withheld.
The Virginia Supreme Court
Of Appeals today is scheduled u
hear a plea for temporary re-
admission Of the DeFebio boys
until there is a final decision
on pupil placement.
Mr.. Bloxton said he intended
to make a similar plea. but
doubted that he could get the
State Supreme Court to hear
him before October when the
court next meets at Richmond.
The Klein family has lived in
Falls Church for the past nine
years. Previously. Ghey lived
in the Baltimore area.
Mrs. Klein said I'VE feel that
someone has to stand up for
Negroes and we want to do our
part. II everyone just sits back
and does nothing. then there
would be no progress"
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Mrs. Roosevelt
Is Touring Russia

MOSCOW. Sept. 4 CR.-Mrs.
Franklin d. Roosevelt arrived
here by air yesterday for her
first visit to the Soviet Union.
She win tour Moscow, Lehin-
grad and Stalinerad and take a
ride down the volga.
Mrs. Roosevelt was met at
vunukova Airport by Hayward
Isham. second secretary Of the
American Embassy. who rep
resented Ambassador Llewellyn
e. Thompson and by Intourist
representatives. Intourist is a
Soviet tourist agency.
No one from the Russian gov
eminent or Communist Party
was there.
MY visa is good for 81
weeks" she said. II hope TO see
Moscow. Leningrad. the re-
building Of Stalingrad and to
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Lloyd Leaves London
For TuIks With Tito

LONDON. Sept. 4 R.-Brit-
ish Foreign Secretary Selwyn
Lloyd left for Yugoslavia today
on a mission to counter recent
Russian attempts to WOO Pres
ident Tito.
Il hope to have discussions
in Yngoslavia on the interna-
tional problems of the day."
Mr.. Lloyd said before leaving
London airport aboard an Raj
Jet liner.
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British put down with jets,
tanks. rockets and armored
cars.
Oficially. the American Gov
eminent has sought to stay
aloof from the dispute. The
Imam Of Oman had the SYM
pathy of much Of the Arab
world, conspicuously that of
King Saud of Saudi Arabia,
whom the State Department
has been wooing ardently dur
ing the past year.
Britain. on the other hand, is
the United States, principal ally
and could not openly be OPP
posed.
Giving the Sultan Of Muscat
economical aid at this time
presumably would increase his
popularity with the coastal and
desert tribesmen he rules. or
tries to rule. Thus the chances
for another embarrassment for
the British and for American
policymakers might be avoided.
KING Saud's reaction, how
ever, would not be expected to
be approving.
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Negroes Are Borred
At Arkansas School

day in Fort Smith. the States
second largest city.
Both Van Buren, and Fort
Smith are in Northwest .Arkan-
sas, about $50 miles from Lit
tie Rock
Three Negroes also were in
tegrated peacefully into white
schools yesterday at the small
town Of Ozark, also in North
west Arkansas.
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AL ID

IAN
Continued From First Page
British troops in the adjoining
Alden Protectorate have been
reported. Last week the Yemen
legation here charged the
British with using poison g-S,
but few here took the accusa-
ton seriously.
interested In Nile Project
The Sudan is known to be
interested in developing the
vast water resources Of the Nile
River. whose White branch
flows through the length Of
the country.
An important center of pres
sure against Eeypt's President
Canal Abdel Nasser could be
developed in TIE Sudan. He
must come to some agreement
with the Sudanese If he intends
to build the controversial
Aswan Dam on the site pre-
viously planned.
If the dam is made as high
as contemplated. its reservoir
would stretch far into Sudanese
territory. and inundate several
communities. The Sudanese
also would be in q position 10
tap of so much Of the
damned waters that the Dene-
fits to Egypt Of the dam prof.
ect. especially during drought
periods. could be seriously re-
duced.
Whether pleaders for foreign
aid funds mentioned the Sultan
Of Muscat and Oman to Con-
gress merely as, q bargaining
point. or whether there is q
serious plan to aid him is not
clear.
The United States went out
Of its way to avoid undermining
the British position in Muscat
and Oman during the recent
abortive rebellion. which the
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take Q boat trip on the volga
River"
She said her proposed trip
to Red China had been vetoed
by the State Department.
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Traditional Line

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IN
1866, the Mason-Dixon line Is
still looked upon as the tradi-
tional boundary between the
north and south areas Of the
United States.
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Continued From First Page
Falls Church school superin-
tendent. TO admit Joel tenn
porarily until there is a final
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CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. Sept. 20 ui.-corn and
soyheans steadted on the board OF
Trade today with other grains holding
at about yesterdays closing levels.
corn and beans on forecasts for fTees-
ing weather IN Minnesota and the ike
lihood Of scattered frosts in other parts
Of the corn and bean producing belt.
Wheat started UNCHANGED 70 frae-
commercial buyinG and . little export
business. Also, Z lake steamer left
Chicago for Buffalo. N. T.. today with
26a, 900 bushels OF wheat and this
helped stimulate the bread grain.
IN early dealings, moving up more than
. cent on the distant July delivery.
style wheat was V lower to higher.
peeemheS S2:loh; corn corn. was Y 70
lower to Y higher, December $50. rye
was q 70 y higher, December 81 %.
81 .20h. and lard was 2 10 ~ cents
hundred pounds higher, October
With With many crop futures at new
seasonal lows the past two days,
gFainmen generally feel that condolences
has been shaken, and many say they
would not be surprised II further
With . bumper crop Of soybeans
expected. the trade is Of the opinion
that the price situation Is not likely
to change until II reaches . level
where large Quantities Of beans are
placed under Government loan.
Wheat IL feeling the effects OF
Iiarger crops in Europe and poor ex-
port demand. Traders are hopeful
however, for q better price situation
as large amounts Of the bread grain
so into the support program.
Mostly favorable weather prevailed
over the main grain producing States
today. but the forecast for the corn
and soybean belt tonight indicates
frost or freezing conditions over Min
Northern Illinois. Indiana. Ohio and
Northeast Iowa.
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D. c. PRODUCE

States Agriculture Department Sns
cover sales to $3.50 am. on less thar
earload lots:-
., Apples-H; az :. Delicious ~ bu. ctns
b. c.%s. s9G in 70 sS ecC!ss9 6Sli
lescent Ia bu ctns ~ I'M IN. IA,
condition, 1 so. Pa: Delicious bu bf it
o. y; 3 IA no; ! ga n. up $50; Jcnathens
summer Rsmbcs bu 4 .. rs 8. NO No
Delicious q. S. Fancy S2.1S Ss's AS VS.
We. Extra Fancy S0-113s 1901
ahdananas-4O-lb cartons cut $50
st0O Poorer quality and condition
Cantaloupes-calf.: west side,
jumbo crts 27s,. 36s and 45s 1907 so.
Some fair quality 30s $50.
son oT s.saessc 5sqs; as rU Ss; ThS%S
2.ib. Ribiers 5.SS.4. 90. ~ ~'0V-
lhoney6deWs-calif.: crts os and 12s
.Lsmons-calif. Cartons per count
f sS.s S 11S 1905 3.26-S.SO' fair quality
. orSnsss--cal yslsncias per count
1855 ,4.O0-4.26. 113s 4.2b-4.6O, SSs
rs = b. ! Stns loSs 500; l.2Ss:sbOs $50.
wrapped SOS and sos s.oo:S rs. OO~'''
Beans---snap. bu bkts and hprs:
Della. and NJ. Valentines and Semi.
noles fair. generally GOOD quality / 30
800. Nd: Valentines, fair quality
1875. Limas, N. ]. bu hpr 300.
Cabbage - Domestic Round tyne:
Della. and N. J. is bu crts and 5O-lb
sacks l.2b.l.bO poorer 100; N. Y.
open bu bkt packed locally rs.
celery-16-in crts, Pascal: Calf. g
N. Y. go dos. 2.BO-3 .OOi open END crts
2-21as 2.OO-2.25.
Corn--Crts Yellow approx. AZ doz
~ Y. fair quality Ib0-2.OO mostly
rs; Maryland fair quality and con-
dition 1.OO-1.2b.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-26
Du Point Stock Plan
On GIN Rejected

CHICAGO. Sept. 26 R.-
The Government rejected as
inadequate yesterday a plan Of
the DUPONT Co. to comply with
q Supreme Court order without
disposing Of its General Mo-
tors stock.
The DUPONT interest in Gen.
eral Motors was declared illegal
by the Supreme Court June 3.
The court held DuPont's %
per cent ownership Of GIN vio-
lated the antitrust laws.
The Government rejected the
DUPONT plan at a conference
before Judge Walter j. Labuy
Of United States District Court.
Judge LaBuy presided at the
long trial Of the DUPONT anti
trust case, ruled against the
Government and was reversed
by the Supreme Court.
Judge Labuy directed that q
plan be drafted outlining a
method Of disposal by Dupont
Of its So million GIN shares
worth $2.7 billion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-26
cHrG0 LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO. Sept. 20 up (UsDN.-
Salable hogs 5000; fairly active early;
later trade active; butchers mostly rs
higher; instances up more; s0ws steady
TO fairly active. strong: good shipping
demand and ali local packers in trade;
early clearanee; 0. 1-3 mixed grades
l9O-225 b: butchers l7.50-1S.OO:
largely 17.75-1s.OO on weights over
200 ID; several lots No. l-2 2lO-22O
ID and most No. 2-3 23O-25O ID lS. 90
1925; 100 head mostly No. 21O-215
ID 1885; weights under 100 Id scarce;
Few mixed grade lots 1S0-195 ID 700
1875: larger lots mixed grades 300
b26 ID sows 17.0O-17.75; few around
800 ID and lighter to l7.S5.
salable. cattle, 1900: calves, 100;
receipts largely slaughter steers and
heifers grading choice and below weigh
ing under 1.20O Id. and cows; few
loads high choice and prime f,2OO-
Laps ID. steers sold steady with late
Wednesday: or steady to so lower
than early Wednesday; ali other steers
and heifers moderately active steady
70 .strong:. cows steady to 25 higher:
bulls wea kto so lower; Vealers steady
20 weak; stockers and feeders steady:
loads. high choice and prime 1 200.
1.42b ID. steers 25.50-2725; good 70
ayerage choice steers 81 .0O-25. 90; few
nigh choice 1000 ID. heifers "a Is;
sooo 70 average choice heifers $3.50