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TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

900, WASH.FM - Saturday
Symphony: Classical Sym
phony in D by Prokof1ef
Checkmate by Bliss ano
Quartet No. 6 in B Flat
Major by Beethoven.
700, WWDC-Report to the
People: Colonel Alvin c.
yelling, Engineering Com
missioner for the District
will be interviewed by Ed
win Tribble, City Editor OF
the Washington Evening
Star and Elsie Carper Of the
Washington Post and Times
Herald.
s:35, WGMS-Opera House:
Complete performance of
Donizetti's Don Pasquale. u
500, VOL - Good Music
Time: The Magic Harp
Overture by Schubert, Octet
by Beethoven and Violin
Concerto by Tchaikovsky.
$3.50, WWDC-Football: Bal
timore Colts VS.. Chicago
Bears.
Tomorrow Afternoon
1:25, WWDC - Baseball
Washington at Cleveland
(doubleheader).
900, WINK - Baseball: st.
Louis at Brooklyn.
$3.50, WTOP-Baseball: Balti-
more at Chicago.
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OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS

$500. WRC t4)-Mystery The
alter: Love Has No
Alibi" with william Leslie
and Kathryn Grant. A
young man allows a friend
to use his apartment while
he is away on a trip, and
finds, when he returns that
a woman has been murdered
in his home and 500. 900 has
been added to his bank &C
count.
$3.50, WTTG (5)-Football:
Baltimore Colts VS.. Chicago
Bears.
$3.50, WTOP t9)-SRO Play
house: Boiling Point" with
Dane Clark and Carolyn
Jones. A movie struck wife
leaves her husband and tries
for a successful Hollywood
career Crepeat).
1000, WRC (4)-Encore The
alter: THE Gentle Deceiv-
err" starring Keenan, Wynn,
Lucy NARROW and Lucien
Littlefield. A young hobo
arrives in a small town pos
ing as an eccentric million
aire and tells the local
women's club that their
town is forlorn and shabby.
1880, WRC (N-Safeway The
alter: walk a Crooked
Mile" with Louis Hayward
and Dennis O'Keefe. The
FBI and Scotland Yard go
on the trail of Russian
agents (1948).
HIS, WTOP (9)-Late Show:
Paris After Dark" with
George Sanders and Brenda
Marshall. The story Of a
woman's resistance against
the Nazi regime during
World War II (1943).
1880, WTOP (Y-Late Late
Show: Eve Knew Her
Apples" with Ann Miller
and william Wright. A
successful singer tries to
escape the pressures and
demands Of her life by 60
ing to a summer resort
only to encounter bigger
trouble (l945).
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The Buccaneers-Return of Calico Jack" (repeat This
Swashbuckler has swash than buckle tonight but
the kids will have fun watching it, Captain Dan is
away and notorious pirate tries to strong arm the
island. Brian Worth does good job as Calico jack
1880 pma WTOP-9.
Jimmy Durante ShOw-Repeat) The first half of tonights
show is the best There's cute opening as Jimmy DEM
onstrateS the proper way pay the help Then Jimmy
and Eddie Jackson do please Don't About Us When
We're Gone" Polly Bergen joins Jimmy in an army
skit but it's Frank Nelson bevy of clerks who gets
the laughs Second half of the show is take-off on
oklahoma" which misses. pm, WTOP-9.
Julius La ROsa-A very educational show tonight You'll
learn how the Ames Brothers were created why Julie
and his sponsors such good terms and-frorn
Comic Jay Lawrence-about the early DAYS in teevson
Songs include jules Mimi" Famous Last Words and
East of the Sum; "Its Great Day." sung by Sunny
Gale, and the Ames Brothers rendition of "Tamny"
Usual easygoing variety show pm, WRC-4
Melancholy Baby" Jim Roberts sings Carolina Moon"
and the Wek Champagne" musicians do "Tea for Two"
in tonght musicale. Other pleasant numbers include
Over the Rainbow" sung by Dick Dale and Cradle of
the Deep" done by Bass Larry Hooper 9 pm WNIAI,-7
Dollar SecOnd-Athlec Coach AL Mcclure involved
in deepSea fishing stunt tonight If it's as much fun
as last weeks High Noon" skit featuring an iprompu
appearance by Buddy Hacke this should be an enter
tanning show. $3.50 pmp WRC4.
GunsmOke Repeat) Another wel-constructed tale fea.
turing bul-headed prophet and the poor homesteader
who married his daughter AnSe Pryor is excellent az
the old bigot who really makes life difficult for his SON.
ln-law Good drama. 10 pm, WTOP-9
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mo. The quotation Is
from the joint statement by
President Franklin D. Roose-
welt and Prime Minister Win
ston Churchill at the end Of
the Quebec Conference, Aug
uSt "a, 1913.
2-The White House and the
Capitol were burned on August
"a, 1914. during the War Of
1912. James Madison was
President.
SWashington's mother,
Mary Ball Washington, whom
he visited briefly on his way to
New York to assume the presi.
dency. died 1913 years ago to-
morrow, August IS, 1888. His
father had died many years
earlier.
Questions on Preceding Page)
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EN- Stations

We1s.FM -si.s Me.-s Pm. 10 10 pm.
ARC En- -S1s Nc. $50 en- 10 an.
MOP I'm $50 Nc. -7A.huuI operation.
MAsH-fM 81 Me- an 10 midnight
VOL .FM-ssl Me- an 10 mlunlsht
MFAN EN- 1908 Me- 7lhoul OpsFsilon.
WWDc I'm toii Me- an 10 Z en-
WeMs.FM. lo5.s Me- weekdays si2s an Il
midnight Sundays hss an 10 midnight
MARLFM 1851 Nc --siJo an to an
WUstFM ioOs Nc. -Iijo en- toop.m
WMAL.FM-toI.3 Me.-iOits en-. 10 mldAlsht
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a gift to the people Of the
United States from the people
Of The Netherlands.
The carlton concert will be
followed by q Marine Band
concert at the Watergate.
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TV KEY PREVIEWS

TonightS top shoiUs previe,ued By TV KEYS stat,
Uho attend reeGrsdlS match screenings and analyse
scripts in New York and Hollywood Their opinions are
offered guide to area UieUers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-21

.POMERANIAN PUPPIES-Real lit,
tie aristocrats; also, pekingese
ehihauhaus. min. Dachshunds, to.
toN terriers. poodles. red Persian
kittens. Miss Hunt, ROSEDERl
KENNELS. Fails Church, Va. JE
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PIANOS
BALDWIN

1t costs so little more to enjo.
the brilliant performance Of
matchless Baldwin Piano.
Charming modern Baldwin Ae
rosonic. regularly sold at $3.50. De.
f1nitely q fine value at S625.
Including matching bench. full
10-year Baldwin guaranty, FREE
delivery and regular service check
You will save an additional 500
with Baldwin's lowest cost flnanc
ing.
Select your Baldwin piano or or.
gan now for September delivery
and save.
An abundance of unequal values
THIS is OUR 18th YEAR
Hugh Worch Piano Co.
Member Downtown Park and ShoI
g25 g ST. NV. MA. S-452S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-21

IRISH SETTER PUPS, Axe reg
show and hunting stock, 81
champions in generations
Wormed, shots. Come see them
Phone WA. 7-1345.
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tcoNrtNuEpl

RENTAL SHOP-Eoll-a-vay beds,
baby furniture. invalid equipment.
tape recorders. folding chairs and
tables, blankets. pillows, other
itemS. Free delivery day or night.
SERVICE RENTALS COMPANY.
JU S-l3S6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-21

RADIO AMATEURS, worlds largest
turn to tell one-HI!l In stock
HY-GAIN antenna. W.R-L. trans
mitters. National. Hammariund.
Gomset. etc. Uncle Georges
Radio Ham Shack, W3NJT. 514
Forest Glen Fd., Silver Spring.
Md. 10. 6-160s. Open daily. 10
to nm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-21

BOSTON TERRIER, champion sired
female. z wkg. old. HA. 2-Iu9O.
YORKSHIRE TERRIERs--"The ul
innate in toys" Axe reg, pup
pies, grown stock and stud service
Call Baltimore. ID. 5-s416
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GARAGE AND OFFICE
EQUIPMENT

Last chance TO get these bar
gains. Must be sold today. Chairs.
desks, cash registers. motor testers:
parts, counters. etc. FRANK
SMALL. y; NC c3od 1901 Good Hope
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KITCHEN
EQUIPMENT

Two birch kitchen displays.
Roper gas built-in units,
sc" stainless steel double
bowls, etc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-21

Call Baltimore ID, 5-s41b
ATTRACTIVE DOGS. puppies, cats
kittens; for adoption % suitable
homes. Call WASHINGTON AM
NAL RESCUE LEAGUE. NO Z
$50
wEIMaRANER PUPPIES. Axe, s1
cflient pediEreed. beautiful color
ing Ma S-O5b3
ENGLISH Springer Spaniel puppies
champion sired ~ chamoions L
; generations. very rsas KENT
Du 5.740a
COLLIE PUPS. pedisreed. vks
old, male and female Alpin'
- ' ---ass.s--s53 -s..-s
AIRDALE, hurry one fine mali
left, terms Damascus CT 3.2s5l
BOSTON TERRIERS. s50.sGd
Beagle. and mixed Irish settlers
IS and up JE 2-Jisi
sCOTTf PUPPIES. Axe pick .
NE litter pup" beauties, ss9n
potential champion. MCCLELLAN
np, 3-eA7b,
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NEW INC FARM and Industrial
wheel tractors and equip. parts
and service. Used INC super c
pillow and cultivator. Super A with
cultivator. Regular A and mower.
John Deere B side rake. plows.
and disc harrows P, NJ. MOORE,
U 8. 3Ol, Mitchellville, Md. Cedar
RqaSA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-21
MISCELLANEOUS FOR REM

leaders, generators
chain saws, mixers. pumps, Ford
tractors. cement grinders' nnisninig
TOOLS A EQUIP co
RENTALS. CUB TRACTORS, mow.
sr,i,. till.,s' eh aitp o ,aS, lad isr
si5e osofsia ave. silver sprihG
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DOCS, PETS. ErG.

BASSETT HOUND, heagle crossed
wonderful hunter or companion; q
mos, female. So III h-o2S3.
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PHoNOGRAPH. RcA Hi-Fi, VI.
old: new cond.: $50. AID. 2-4221.
PIANO. HUNTINGTON spinet mahog-
any, excel. tone: $3.50 Call WO.
6-9192 sat. or Sun. after 10 am.
PIANO-l956 Chickering console,
French provincial. cherry wood.
Cost 81 800 new, 1905. FL. f.
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GAS RANGEs, discount priees. 20
1e :Ot ss si.s s 81 'E,'s !: "s Re- GG Isl
price. s2aa 9s our price S172 95:
36 in. list price S149 rs. our
price 500 rs SHAPIRO PLUMB
ING CO.. 30Dd Georgia ave. o ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-21

SPRINGER SPANIEL PUPPIES.
four beauties, reasonably priced.
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TOY POODLES
FARM AND GARDEN

BULLDOZERs AND LEADERS for
sxcavating. grading and land
/ clearing Call UN 4-S533; nights.
/ MA 7-2600
MANURE. aged / to 9 yrs; will
deliver any amount: very low
price. OV 3-O735 2ls
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POULTRY RABBITS. EGGS

: HORSE TRAILER weIi-built;
tires like new: structural steel
bar support, sl25. DUnkirk s.
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

SPRINGER SPANIEL PUPPIES,
four beauties, reasonably priced.
6 CIR 5-po03.
LOOKING FOR A PET: Nice Sc
. lection OF dogs and kittens to
lovine homes. HI. 9-Sa59.
I SIAMESE KITTENS, seal point.
, blue point, trained $40. u.
OUTSTANDING Champion sired
standard black poodle 1t stud:
reasonable Mr.. RUTHERFORD.
1 To. 2-o3S6.
IRISH SETTER PUPS. Axe, 8
( weeks, males, champion stock.
/ shots; $50. JE. 4-726S.
PEKINGESE PUPPIES. pedigreed
and res, Axe m. and I. very
reasonable. SP. 3-93lS.
SPRINGER SPANIEL, female. yrs.
proven. raised with children. $35.
! CIR. 3-O603.
TOY FOX TERRIERS, male and
1 female, wormed. paper trained:
lovely pets; SEQ and SIS. To.
] a-I6S0.
REGISTERED LABoRADOR RE-
lTRfEVER PUPPIES. Call Elk. 81
1899 Friday or Monday.
IRISH TERRIER PUPPIES
/ Axe REGISTERED
M - SEE4
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PUPPIES. Z vks Cd
req b. and tan champion o stock
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ESD KITTENS, / seal point.
ue point. trained $40. il.
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

VAN, 5-horse new body. side load
ln4a Stnde. 2O2 Park I'd, Rock
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PASTURE LAND and water avaii-
able for cattle Sowing Garden
Farm, Bel Alton. No Contact
Mr.. DOVE on sun o. Mon At
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PHOTOGRAPHIC EQUIPMENT =
Linholf tripod and case. 1000 35-
nm. glass slide binders. darkroom
tray siphon. timer. Sx10 trays,
apron, fllm clips and graduates;
100 Aim. 25c per roll. OIL. d-22I6.
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LIGHT PLANTS

nv. RIM. SUITE. French proyin.
cial. Venetian blinds, curtains
dishes. lawn movers. EN-. .-4S0S
LUGGAGE TRUNk--Big diseoun,
prices NATL PAWN BROKERS,
1905 Lee hwy Arl, Va. IA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-21

PIANO. Knabe upright: plain ma
hogany cabinet. JE. 2-0522.
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CHINCOTEAGUE ISLAND PONY. a
" .-old geldinR, 1875 hands: suit
able for Youngsters ages u to 10.
NlAn pr q oAri
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FIANU, Stien upright, excel. cond
S S1sE 100 sI'9 To piay SEP pis oV s sepSs
TE. 6-5065. 81
PIANO, Kohler and Campbell spinet
mahogany case; $3.50. WE, 5-62lS
PIANO. large baby srand Arthur
Jordon; very good cond. Call
FE. 3-2150.
PIANO, spinet, Winters, full key
board. mahog., easy action. Has
practice pedal 500. XII. S-0605
PIANO. Stieff upright: excel. cond
S295 or best offer. Mahogany nm
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SADDLE HORSES and ponies for
sale or trade. Phone Pc. 2-36ae
SHEEP vounE HAMPSHIRE . ewes
and , ram ram unrelated regis
ter II desired oil 2-41Db.
81 HoLsTEIN HFIPRRg; freshen
July 10 Sent bangs, cAllhood vac.
cfnaFnd mn .rOgg
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able for cattle sprins Garden
Mr. DOVE or SIN ~ Mon. AZ
farm. or call 10 2-s20a
ENGLISH SADDLES, brides. Mar
tingales horse show needs. Jump
ing saddles. Everything for riding
stombock's. 321s N q. nv. YE.
3.i224
HORSE, 2-yT -old buekskin,. Texas
quarter horse. beautiful and
rsntle partly broker saddle,
bride and halter: $500. W n.
NICHOLS. Ripley, Nd. Inquire
Hers store, bet indian Head and
Ia Plata. No on Rte. 22b.
FOR SALE. bred and open req
ton and bloodlines from one OF
Marylandt oldest Angus heards
Also younR bulls Priced reason
ably for Immediate sale The
Hakefsld Herd New Windsor
Nd e a MORROW owner
phone NeWton 5-3O01
PONY RING PONIFs "a ponies
brides saddies Will be- sold a. Gloss
Of business sunday Call any time
Monday. RE- 5-Gt0e
PONIES AND HORSES. eli sizes
priced 70 sell fast PONY carts
wagons. saddles and trailert W.
trade JE 3-p39D
HAY 800 bales. Timothy grasl
mixture SEQ per ton At farm
near Ashton Nd if.ft. platform
INC D-4O truck with cattle racks
GOOD cond 5000 sP 4-52fl
Continued on NeEt PassI
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EXCLUSIVE KERRY BLUE TER
RIERS-Show-u quality puppies q
this controlled breed now available
10 approved homes and ,proies
sionais. Champion studded lines
Axe registered, intelligent, snec'
tionate. excellent watchdogs neyel
shed Inoculated. wormed bi
appointment only. DE 2.4N7'
Week ends and evenings
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I GraMur Kennels, one Of the
oldest reliable kennels owned and
operated by q well known Collie
| Judge. offers . beautiful litter o.
sable and tri-colored puppies. sired
by our recent English import. ac-
claimed the finest young Collie to
leave England for America Puppies,
/ EEA anA mr. wv o.~n1t
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PEIER Pan KENNELS
Is now under the manaeement Of
Mr.. c. " Cherry. Temporarily
please phone Market 1884.
Thanks to our many fine customers
and we hope the kennel will con-
tinue to serve you for many years
to come. Sincerely, THE THERONS.
|PARAKEETS WANTED
Also Cocktiels for sale. Ju. 5.61O6.
GREGROIRE KENNELS
Poodles since 1899, toy poodle
puppies. in all colors: also, 10 toy
nnnAlas ~ stIin IL o.AhQn
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and they in turn are making
the economy more depression
proof.
A second meaning powerful
upward pressure under living
costs.
Presumably. factories can
reduce prices Of their products
when they get more machines
and more efficient machines.
But just as services are ball
looming all the time so are the
prices of services ballooning
all the time.
Thus, we have built in q prop
under employment and q prop
under prices. The fundamental
implications of America, as a
service Nation, are just Begin
ming to appear.
Distributed 1857
by the Hall Syndicate, Inc.
All RIGHTS ReserVedl
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August Rate
OF GIN Drops

DETROIT. Sept. 4 B.-
General Motors, alone Of the
Big Three. produced fewer
automobiles In August than
during August Of last year.
Ofhcial production reports
today showed this continuing
trend for the full January-to-
August period Of this year.
GINS production was less while
that of both Chrysler and Ford
was higher.
General Motors said its OUT
put in the United States for
August was 24O.3Ol passenger
cars as against 258,198 for the
same month last year. Since
January GINS production was
2,01l.l ITO cars as compared with
2.205,974 for the like period
last year.
Ford produced l67.156 cars
last month compared to 81, 56l
for August last year. For the
eight months Ford turned out
1.336.8sl. For the same period
last year the figure was l.l02.-
Oss.
Chrysler's August output this
year was 1882. For the same
month last year it was 53,045.
The eieht-month period this
year was 934.l47. Last year It
was 6OO472.
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J.R. Keener Heads
SBA Financial
Assistance Unit

John r. Keener. formerly on
the stan Of the Riggs National
Bank. has been named director
Of the once Of Financial AS
sistance in the Small Business
Administration, Administrator
Wendell B. Barnes announced
today.
Fred B. Otell has succeeded
Mr.. Keener as chairman Of the
agency's loan review board and
Ralph Farman and Charles B.
Lewis have been named menu
bers Of the loan review board.
Mr.. Keener succeeds Albert
C. Kelly. who recently became
Deputy Administrator for FL
nancial Assistance. He has de-
grees from George Washington
University and National Uni
versity and also is q graduate
of Washington Chapter. Amer
lean Institute of Banking.
He was with Riggs National
for IL years before becoming a
bank examiner for five years
prior to World War II. He was
a commander in the Navy in
the war and became chief Of
the finance division in the ex-
ecutive Office Of the Secretary.
He was in ONCE in banks in
Chicago and Evansville, Ind.
before returning to Washington
to work as q civilian for the
Navy. He joined SBA in 1886.
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CHICO LIVESTOCK

sasss soss s ssg tairig .e spsD mos,
butchers over 200 ID. around rs higher:
closed SLOW. around steady on few
11Y Yn Ts head mostly yslghting around
instances SO hisher: GOOD shispins de.
mand: No :-3 .2OO-225 is. butchers
Il .go-21 so; only late sales below
y IA IS mn most Nc y IOis these ysiEht.
- head lot No. s-s . ssIiIS. si. SO:
most mixed grade lots 10000 Is.
late. z0.oo-2l 80; larger lots 340-4OO
ID. soWs l9.25-20.5 so: most 255-325 10.
so. 5g-21.O0; bulk 435-5OO 10. 1880
ssIable cattle 10000: calves 200:
early trade and eeneral market on
slaughter steers moderately active.
some slowness on the close: prices
mostly steady to Is higher; instances
grades; heifers steady 10 IS hieher.
other classes mostly steady: 2 loads
average prime 70 hieh prime 125O-
300 ID fed steers 2s.75-2g. O0;
around dozen load prime 1,150-
eSoie. ana ~ ep;ms 80; s9S;s.5o; BULK
loads mixed choice and prime I.i5O-
$50 ID 26.25-27 Is; conuarahie
Grades 95O-i 900 ID steers 25.T5-2a. %:
load OF prime l.4Ss ID these 27.S5;
load lots mixed good and choice steers
400; choice and prime fE hsifess osc
ID and down sold 23.OO-26. 90; load
Of mixed choice and prime .O25 lb
neiters 1880: comparable Grade $50
10 weights 24.5O; good heifers 81 90
~ 0g' utility and commercial cows
arseis stnnsf few Zoo, 1 utter
and commercial bulls I0.O0-is.00:
GOOD and choice vealers 81 .OOt ~, 0O.
eulls down 70 1000.
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YOUR
MONEYS WORTH
Story Of 10000
~ SYLVIA PORTER

About six weeks ago. 233.0 900
men and women in cities from
coast to coast brought home to
their families big job news
some Of it bitter, some Of it
happy. The story Of what hap
pened to these $4,000 is Of
deepest bread-and-butter in
terest to every jobholder and
businessman in America. So
here it is.
The bitter news 10000 Of
these men and women brought
home was that they had been
laid OF from their jobs.
The factories and construc-
ton firms employing them Just
didn't have enough orders on
the books to keep the workers
on the payroll.
But at precisely the same
time. another $4,000 men and
women brought home the
news that they had been hired
by wholesale houses. retail
stores Of all types. An addi-
tional $4,000 announced to
their families that they had
gone on a public payroll
federal. state or local. And
another $4,000 celebrated the
fact that they had obtained
jobs in banks. insurance firms,
auto repair shops, barber shops,
hotels, ETC., etc., etc.
Trend Energies
When the figures were added
up by the Labor Department a
trend emerged:
Despite the drop Of 10000
In factory and building trades
far more than
that number Of new jobs de-
veloped in the services. The re-
suit was that non-farm en-
ployment in mid-July jumped
to an all-time high Of SGT mil
lion.
II I had suggested this could
happen only a few years back.
the experts would have scolded
me for being ridiculous.
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Universal Marion to Put
More Gosh in MICS

ritz Chapman from Abraham
Savin. On July l 1t agreed to
buy an additional 10000 shares
from Mr.. Savin and an equal
amount from each Of his two
sons. M. s. Savin and H. c,
Savin.
Acquisition Of the stock, for
which Universal Marion will
pay $23 a share. will be COM
pleted by July /. 1858, accord
ing to the proxy statement
Merritt Chapman stock sold on
the New York Stock Exchange
today at sl7.62 a share.
Mr.. Savin and his sons re-
ceived their Merritt Chapman
stock in 1855 when that COM
pany acquired Savin Construc-
ton Corp. Of East Hartford.
Conn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-04

NEW YORK. Sept. 4 Rl.-
"A proxy statement issued by
Universal Marion Corp. today
disclosed the company has
agreed to buy 100000 shares
Of Merritt Chapman a. Scott
Corp. common stock.
Universal Marion. which will
become the largest single stock
holder In Merritt Chapman as
q result Of the purchase, is
controlled by Louis E. Wolfson
g. Associates. Mr.. Wolfson also
is president and chairman Of
Merritt Chapman.
The statement says Universal
on January /. 1857, agreed to
purchase 100000 shares Of Mer-