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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-08-29
LaytOnsUilLe- WOOdfieLd
Elementary
School Gets
New Principal
BY Mrs. Ulysses Griffith Nv
Telephone Clearwater 3-2682

Laytonsville Elementary School
will have a new principal when
school opens Thursday. He is VIII
liam Charles Appel pronounced,
so he told me, like the fruit.
Mr.. Appel who now makes his
home in Rockville halls originally
from Cumberland. He served in
the army as a platoon sergeant
and instructor and served over
seas in India for twenty-seven
months. He has worked as a
chemical technician at the Gel
anese Corporation in Cumber-
land. He holds a bachelor of
science in education degree from
Frostburg State Teachers College
and a masters degree in educa-
ton from the University of Mary
land and is at present working on
his doctorate at Maryland. He
is married and has two sons aged
five and three.
He first came into the county
in 1850 and has served at Rock
vile Junior High, Wheaton Woods
Elementary, Pleasantview Ele-
mentary and Lone Oak Elemen-
tary. At the latter school he was
assistant to the director for two
years. He is particularly inter-
ested in safety patrol work and
has served as a director of that
work in several schools. Mr.. Shu-
mate, last years principal at Lay
louisville, has been assigned to
Olney Elementary this year.
LaytonsviIle All girls had many
entries at the County Fair last
week and brought home many
ribbons. We could not begin to
tell them all but we would like
to list the blue ribbon winners:
Nancy Lechlider-blue and the
Foley pastry frame for the best
apple pie; blue for the best cher
ry pie, blue for the best emer-
gency dinner of canned foods and
a blue on canning.
Josephine Hitaffer-five blues
on canning, two on cookies and
one fudge.
Ruth Ann Payne-four blues on
canning, one each on nut fudge
and cookies.
Joy Green-two blues on cook
les and one on nut fudge.
Deanna Nichols-three blues on
canning.
Bonnie Eckloff-one blue on
sweet bread.
The LaytOnsville Senior All
club won an award for the best
secretary's book. In the demon
strations, Deanna Nichols and
Margaret Low won a blue for
their demonstration on the use OF
electricity in the home. Also a
blue for lauren Smith in can
ming and for Donna Geisbert a
blue in canning and one for light
fudge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Carter
are receiving congratulations on
the birth of Susan Warfield Car
ter August % at Suburban Hos
pital. Miss Susan who weighed
eight pounds has a sister Peggy
waiting for her at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Bell re
turned Tuesday after a weeks va
cation at Berkeley Springs, West
Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hawkins
spent last weekend in Crisfield
Md, with Mr.. and Mrs. Larry
Taylor.
Woodfield
Mrs. Harry Howard, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Edward Nehouse and daugh
ter, Mary, and Miss 10 Ann Short
spent several days last week In
Knoxville, KY, where they visit
ed William Morrison who is sta
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-08-29
County Youngsters
Attend AAA Camp

One-hundred and forty boys and
girls from Montgomery County
have just completed a five-day
training program for school
safety patrols at Fresh Air Camp,
Benson, Md.
The program annually is spon-
sored by the. American Automo-
bile Association which said that
the total of patrols now in the
Metropolitan Washington area
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-02
President Eisenhower


tcentinvsd from Back Pace,
PART
sUPPLEMENTINc THE PRESIDENT RE
MEDICAL FACILITIES
l. YOUR "FATHER-moTHER GOD. ALL HARMON
-oMNPoTENT. DIVINE LOVE. AM THE oMr
INFALLBlE PHYSICIAN! - WITH CHRIST Iesus
AND MARY BAKER EDDY. MY HIGHEST REPRE-.
sENTATIvEs. REVEALING AND DeMoMsTeAr,nc
INcoRRUPTIBLE. INvULNERABLE. ETERNAL HEAITH
WHolENeSS HOLINESS, or THE Externally.
COMPLETELY POPULATED. ONE UNIVERSE. VOID
OF ALL MORTAL THOUGHT CONCEPTS
MYTHS = WHICH WOULD MAKE NE A LlARl
IF THERE WERE REAL ADAMS Ewes MljRDEpo,,e
GAINS JuDAsEs. KNAvEs AND FOOLS!
HE'LL INCLUDING socALLED ETERNITY or"
AND EVERLASTING PUNISHMENT" ARE MORTAL
THOUGHT CONCEPTS MYTHS !. GIGANTIC
DELUSIONs
HUMAN BIRTHS. SIN, DISEASE. DEATH, DISASTERS.
DEFoRMITIES, PESTILENcES. WARS EVEN AND THE
soeaIIed CONCLUSIONS OF NATURE, ARE
MERELY TERRIFYING. MORTAL THOUGHT IMAGES.
Myths! ALL OF THE FOREGOING DscoRDs
ARE WHOLLY sUPPosITITIoUs coNTRADIcTINc
THE CONCLUDING STATEMENT OF GENESIS, lsi
Chapter: land GOD SAW ALL THAT HE HAD MADE
AND. BEHOLD. 1T WAS [--Ls-l VERY Good!
PART 3
ADAMEvE THEOLOGY A MYTH !-SPRITUAL,
FASHIONABLE LUNAcY"! UMWJ
DEVILS DAMNABlE, SPIRITUAL ADULTERY OF
ALL BIBLES WE REFER TO THE MYTHICAL,
cAIN-JUDAs. kNAvEs AND FOOLS PSEUDO
MATERIAL" so-eaIIed CREATION ! = CONSISTING
MERELY OF MYTHICAL, MORTAL THOUGHT
IMAGES = coUNTERFEITS AND BURLEsQUES
OF DIVINE IDEAS!
THE COUNTERFEIT AND BURLEsoUE OFFSPRING
ARE WELL STATED BY MRS. EDDY. p. 272 OF NY
INCOMPATIBLE. IMPERATIVE. c. S. TEXTBOOK:
THE CHASTITY FARCE OF MATERIAL [-so-ealIed-l
EXISTENCE! HENCE, l. GOD. TO MRS. EDDY.
TO you, RE WOMAN" Matthew 1888, WHOSE MAN
CHILD WOULD RULE ALL NATIONS WITH A ROD
OF IRON Revelation.
And from the Apocalypse of c. S. textbook: "cHRIsT.
GODS IDEA, WILL EVENTUALLY RULE ALL NATIONS
AND PEOPLES-IMPERATIvELY ABSOLUTELY,
FNALLY-WlTH DIVINE SCIENCE" LATHE CON-
FORMER"-EFFEcTINC 1.-THE HEALING OF THE
NATIONS"-ReveIaon--A AWAKENING. APPRE-
HENsON OF THE REAL NATIONS AND
cREATION-ETERNALLY, COMPLETELY POPULATINC
THE ONE UNIVERSE WITH INcORRUPTIBLE,
INvULNERABLE, oMNPREsENT HEAVEN AND
ETERNAL LIFE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-02
Priest to Tribune Publisher

The priest shook his hand warmly and in obvious sin
certify said, GOOD LUCK TO YoU"I
God revealed thai the dear priest vnquesfionaby
received blessings revelation. declared by elderly
Christian Science friend after hearing the narration.
PART II
ADDITIONALLY TO p. o. A. Us
c-H--L-D-L-E.s-s CHRIST JESUS
1.-THE WAY" -!
We touched upon testimony Of few years ago at
q Wednesday Christian Science meeting, referring to
police officer who had said:
Say understand you have been father. Don't
you feel chested?"
ANSWER: "o-o-oh NO! I THANK GOD HAVE BEEN
SPARED THE DEvILIsH FOLLY AND souL-scoRcH-
ING BURDENS OF HAVING AND REARING HUMAN
OFFSPRING. THE EXAMPLE OF THE cHI-LDL-E-s-s
CHRIST JESUS IS PLENTY GOOD ENOUGH FOR Me-"
One Of The listeners physician said: I'm Just an
ordinary physician and have couple OF sons"
Our comment: WELL have three brothers and sister
(most preciovs and had good father and mother. but
stand exactly previously stated"
PART II
NEXT MORNING - BREAKFAST AT 7lo, as usual on
Mondays Tuesdays Wednesdays, and note to Mrs. Filing
tom accompanying corrected proofs my BLASTS AT The
DEVIL LAST NIGHT HAS SET nae UP FOR THE DAY.
THE DEVILS REDS"
p O. A. U. REMARKS RE HITLER
A Jesuit r. CT teacher taught Hitler ioiaIifaranism
-Triekery And Jesus re Devir-'A murderer. liar, no
truth in him.
David Lawrence is Of Hebrsie parents but free soul
tmy phrssel
PART ~
'sEAsoNED' CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST
REBUKEs PUBLISHER
"Yov cant ssIk religion here"
Our answer REMEMBER ST. PAUL. BE INSTANT.
M SEASON AND OUT or SEASON.
No comment
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-02
Biq Stores and Vanishing Clerks

"DoES IT APPLY TO DETROIT?"-A.F.F. c.S.
Every now and then retail executive makes
speech tough things become for department
what with everybody and his cousin moving away
metropolitan centers and into the suburbs Then
the next you Of another retailer assuring
world that THE big happy store where grandmother
shopped" will bounce back like hoopskirt caught
shoebuffon. Just wait and
Well we've been waiting quite while and-pardon
us-we amt nofhin yet
As customer and devotee Of the big department
stores liberty suggest that too many Of the
giant retail emporvms today suffer from melting sales
because single politely avoided in the public prints
and in all the surveys the rendng TO subvrba. Namely
the hardest thing nearly to find in store clerk
who will wait you.
At The quest smses of StanIeys storied search
Livingstone Frankly grandma would swallow her snuff
could the way that stores famed for
service treating their customers today Cavalier the
word for N.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-02
P.O.A.U.-
CONTINUED from Back Page)
JPPLEMENTlNc THE PRESIDENT RE

PART
WHAT CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS KNOW.
WE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS KNOW THAT GODS
TWO MASTERPIECES - THE BIBLE king James
Protestant, Gods chosen one) AND GODS CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE TEXTBOOK - THE SECOND COMING OF
THE CHRIST" OUT OF THE SEVERE TRAVAIL OF
A NATION, THE CIVIL Wharf.-The BIRTH PAINS
OF THE CHRIST Second Coming" Ito AdamEve
pseudo senses)-and we cite Jesus thereto: "LO, AM
WIrH YOU AWAY. EVEN UNTO THE END OF THE
WORLD" MUST DOMINATE EDUCATION, THERA-
PEUTIcs, CULTURE. POLITICS RECREATION AND
ENTERTAINMENT.
CHAIRMAN OBJECTS TO RELIGIOUS DISCUSSION
We answers Let's have few minutes to properly con-
eIude these remarks.
Havino in mind the Soviet moon, "Spvinik we said:
Pharosh's rnaeeians we're adequately handled by gus
TWO REPRESENTATIVES - MOSES AND AARON
THE TEN PLAQUES OF EGYPT WERE DEvASTAT-
ING TO THE DEVILS EGYPTIAN DEsPoTIsM! = THE
WORD OF GOD. THE EXCLUSIVE WEAPON
PART
CHAIRMAN OBJECTS AGAIN.
And we down-bvf resumed at the END OF me mee'-
ing with groups and individuals.
The attorney said that he and his wife were seeking
answer TO of the questions raised in ms
so we offered him skeleton copy OF The Tribune fouenns
upon our blast of the Chief Justice Earl Warren tor Den9
sofy on THE devjls) HoHa-Yov will find that intriguing
But LET me call YOUR attention page l. showing how me
U. S. PERMANENTLY SCOOPED THE WORLD IN 1927
WHEN GODS CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TsxIbooN
WAS LAUNCHED upon The nafions)-kt
UNCOMFORTABLE IMPERATIVE 'SUPER-ScIENcE
THE ABSOLUTE SCIENCE OF THE ONE AND ONLY
CREATOR AND HIS PERFECT, Externally HAK
MoNIous CREATION AND UNIVERSE, EXTERNALLY
VOID OF ANY DEVILS ADAMEvE, MuRDEkooS
CAIN JUDAS, OR KNAvEs AND FOOLS - A.
or wu,~u apr MERELY VISIBLE, MYTHICAL,
MORTAL THOUGHT IMAGES, coUNTERFEITs AND
BURLEsoUEs OF DIVINE IDEAS
PART
REeuKE TO THE CHAIRMAN
you SERVED THE DEVIL IN STOPPING NE.
AM EVER so GRATEFUL THAT GOD USED NE 10
UNCOVER LATENT INTOLERANCE OF YOU
PEOPLE. you ARE FIGHTING INTOLERANCE. But
ARE GUILTY THEREOF YOURSELVES
TWAS GODS HIGHEST REPRESENTATIVE roS
THE EVENING, AND AM EVER SO GRATEFUL ~
iconinuad Next Column Iopl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-02
STATE TRAFFIC KILLS SEVEN"

Solomon Whitaker, 80, Trenton.
Ross Ringiey. "a. Jackson.
Herman r. cendron, 36. Brownsfon Township.
Otis s. Anglin. "a, Detroit.
20. father Of three. Whitaker route TO Melovth
Steel Corp, where he worked as an electrician
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-02
Frances Wages Of SIN
(confinvsd frem Back Psgs)
oAoT
Jesus Here Again. Now!!!

INVISIBLE TO SATAN BOUND" CLERGY AND
MASSES THE NoN-cHRIsTIAN SCIENTISTS!
JESUS HERE NOW! - VOID OF THE FLESH,
THE MORTAL THOUGHT, ANTicHRisT ASPECTS OF
NARYs ADAMEvE HERITAGE IA MYTH.
CAL HERITAGE!
l. GOD. NEVER HAD ONE. SINGLE ADAM, EVE,
MURDERoUs CAIN. JUDAS. NOR kNAvE. NOR FOOL;
IN NY ENTIRE UNIVERSE. IN ALL ETERNITY
SHADoWY, MORTAL THOUGHT IMAGES, so-caIIed
MATERIAL" MUST NOT BE ACCEPTED AS
REALITY
THE THINGS SEEN ARE TEMPORAL MYTH
t-c-A-Ll BUT THE THINGS NOT SEEN ARE ETERNAL"
-. God. TO st. Paul to yo,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-02
How Many Gigs
tcentinved from Back Psse)

CATHOLIC PRIEsTHoo6s. LAYMENs INDULc
IN ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES AND TOBACCO
TESTIFY TO THE SENSUAL AND sENsUOUs
NATURE OF THE DEVILS K. c.. MATERiALiSTC
PERvERSoNs OF THE DIVINE AND SPIRITUAL.
AND PROTECTIVE, iNTALLlBLE CHRISTIANITY OF
THE POPE-LE-s-s, NONREGIMENTED. HEALING
AND HEALTH PRESERVING CHRISTIANITY OF THE
c.HI-L-D-L-E-s-s CHRIST JESUS = THE WAY,
THE TRUTH, AND THE LIFE!
DRUG STORE MEDICINES - FALSE sods-REPU-
DATED BY NY CHOSEN PEOPLE. cHRisTLikE
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS
CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH REJECTING MATTER.
PHYSICIANS AND MEDICAL NURSES DO PERFORM
SEEMING CURES THAT WOULD DECEIVE.
IF POSSIBLE. THE VERY ELECT"
BUT. PREMATURE DEATHS ARE THUS INVITED =
THE PRICE OF SATAN BOUND" THERAPEUTICS AND
IMPURE PRAYERS, NOT DISCIPLINED AND
DOMINATED BY NY TWO INCOMPATIBLE,
IMPERATIVE WITNESSES SINCE CHRIST JESUS
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE AND SECOND MARY"
BAKER EDDY!
A MorsIsts Opinion
HOW MANY GIGS ARE TOO MANY?
mich. Catholic, 1879
NOTRE DAME, lnd.-A person who smokes immod-
erasey guilty venis SIM" Fr. Francis j.
conne cSSR dean Of the school Of sacred theology at
Catholic university in the current issue Of Ave Maria,
national Catholic weekly magazine published here.
Answering the question, us it Sin Smoke cgarets?"
te noted Redemporist theoogan gives the opinion Of
scientist that smoking packs day regularly excessive,
but FIR. conne comments that ITO be liberal possible,
shall content myself with saying that who smokes
three packs regularly every day is smoking
eessivey.
II believe that such person is violating the law Of God
which commands that he take reasonable Of his health,
he unnecessarily mourning truly probable dan
ger Of niuring his health particularly Of mourning lung
cancer"
He adds that II" it is established with complete
tainiy Of excessive smokers will contract
lung cancer person would be guilty Of serious sin in
smoking excess unless the harmful factor in egarefs has
been found and eliminated"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-02
Adam-Eve Theology, Lunaey,
Repudiated

WE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS, ALONE, OF ALL
PEOPLES. REPUDIATE ABSOLUTELY AND COMPLETE
LY THE MYTHICAL. DEvILISH, ANTI-cHRiST
ADAM.EvE PSEUDO CREATION!
THE GOD AND FATHER OF CHRIST JESUS
INFALLIBLE SPIRIT, oMNPOTENT, DIVINE LOVE-
COULD NEVER HAVE BEEN GUILTY OF CREATING
AN ADAM OR AN EVE. WHOSE FIRST OFFSPRING,
CAIN, WAS "A MURDERER! THAT IS MERELY
MORTAL THOUGHT MYTHOLOGY III
PART
"MATTER" IS A MYTH!
CREEK THINKING. 100000 B. c. DECLARED
"MATTER" TO BE A MENTAL PHENOMENON!
JESUS KNEW 1T TO BE A MYTH mo part Of
infinite, omnipotent Spirit y
BUT JESUS COULD NOT DECLARE SUCH A START
LING ETERNAL TRUTH TO THAT WICKED AND
ADULTERoUs GENERATION" - THEY COULD
NOT BEAR IT.!
MRS. EDDY. SECOND MARY, DECLARES ALL!
MRS. EDDY. WOMAN" Matthew 1888. APPOINTED
BY GOD IN LESS THAN A YEAR AFTER THE MARTYR
DOM OF HIS BELOVED ABE LINCOLN TO
FULFILL THE PROMISE OF GOD AND JESUS OF
"ANoTHER COMFORTER" THE "coMFORTER
WHO WILL TEACH you ALL THINGS"
PART 10
PRIEST TO A SCIENTIST, BOSTON.
FORMER NElcHBoRs AFTER A CHANCE MEETING.
The priest said to the member Of The Mother Church:
ITS EITHER YOURS OR OURS!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-02

HAVE HAD THE OPPORTUNITY
YOU AaE GOING TO GET DOWN ON YOUR KNEES
TO CHRISTIAN SCIENCE AND MARY BAKER
eDoFL AND LIKE MI
PART
"FASioMAeLE LuMACY" or ALL PEOPLES!
THIS PHRASE OF GODS SECOND MARY MRS.
eoDY rs TYPICAL o. TIME SATAN BOUND"
NoN-cHRsTIAN SCIENTISTS AROUND THE WoRLDi
MRS CODY DISCUSSES the LuNATsc WHO
CRIED TO JESUS ART THOU COME HITLER BEFORE
THE TIME TO TORMENT US?"
AND SHE ADDS, THAT IT Is NOT JUST THE
luNATIcs BUT THE so-cALLED SANE WHO REBEL
VS.. HIGHER SPIRITUAL MATURITY. WHICH THE
NEEDS or SOCIETY DEMANDS
MY BRIEF TALK WITH CATHOLIC PRIEST
PRESENTED.
"How is the life Of Catholic priest now-a-dsys?"-esked
in friendly spirit preceded by prayer thereto
Answer: 'cOoD-bvt devoid Of any obvious enthusiasm
HIcHLcHTs or NEARLY 43 OF OUR IS YEARS.
plus SEGMENT OF ETERNITY !-HEAvENLY
EXISTENCE OF ENDLESS BILLIONS
or YEARS NJ.
THE FAMiLYS SUCCESS - GERMAN LUTHERAN
ISM HAVING PROVIDED A GOOD FAMILY PREPARA-
TON FOR THE HIGHER. INFALLIBLE. ALL-TRUTH-
REVEALING GODS CHRIST "sEcoND COMING"
SCIENCE MESSIAH - THE CHRISTENING OF THE
LORD" DIVINE LOVE. VIA CIVIL WAR "a GIGANTIC.
MORTAL THOUGHT MYTH !. VOID OF GODS
KNOWLEDGE. oMNisclENcE. VOID OF
REALITY
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-02

WALL STREET, U. S. A.
BY Donald |. Rogers my. Tribune)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-02

DETROIT TRIBUNE. SATURDAY.. NOV. 4, 1857
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-18

Zenith Rad IA ; li4ih ia ia 4
Hourly sales on the ExchanEe
1900 m $50 600 ~ room 4 Gao ooC
100 m $50 600 600 ON 600 ooC
tunit OF trading 10 shares or sales IN
full. Rates OF divtdtnds In the foregoing
table are annual disbursements based on
the last quarterly or semi-annual declA.
ration Unless otherwise noted specia
or extra dividends are not included
q Also extra or extras Annual rate
plus stock dividend Declared or paid
In 1857 plus stock dividend PAID last
year Payable In stock during l0b7
estimated cash value on ex-divldend OF
ek.distribution date ( Declared or paid
so far this year Declared or paid
this year an accumulative issue with
dlyldends IN arrears PAID this year
dividend omitted deferred or no action
taken al last dividend meeting De.
clared or maid IN 1906 plus stocG divi.
dend Payable IN stock during 1866
estimated cash value on ex.dividend OF
DISQUALIFICATION date y fiauidatinu dlyi.
dend cid Called ~ dividend 1.diS
~ distribution IT - rights XIV With.
out warrants Nv With warrants, Wd
When distributed vi When isSued nd
Next nav delivery sIn bankruptcy or
,Ieceiyership or being reorganizsd under
the Bankruptcy Act or securities a..
tamed by auch companies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-18
Market Lower;
Metals Weak,
[Aircrafts Dip

NEW YORK, June 10 (R.-
Weakness in metals featured {
stock market decline early Thu
Afternoon.
Key issues were down from
fractions to Q points or so. A
few selected issues made gains
Trading was moderately active
and there was no particular
selling pressure.
Coppers and nonferrous metal.
generally were the worst suf.
ferers. Steels also we're lower as
were aircrafts.
The copperS were continuing
Ito react to the news of lower
world prices while nickel pro-
ducers were hit by the growing
supply. which is tied in with the
easing of Government stock
Ipiling.
Aircrafts declined. finding nc
encouragement in the prospects
for an agreement with Russia
on a ban of atom bomb tests
brokers said.
Both Anaconda and Kennecott
fell more than 2 points apiece
International Nickel dropped
more than 3. American Smelling
was of a major fraction. But
Phelps Dodge remained steady.
AS the rate of steel output
dipped, U. S. Steel and Bethle-
hem were fractionally lower
Youngstown Sheet and Allegheny
Ludlum were off about a point
each. Lukens was of fractionally
then posted a gain of a point
or so.
Corporate bonds eased in quiet
trading.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-18
BUSINESS
BRIEFS

Steel mills will operate al
S7.S per cent capacity this week
and produce 2.240,000 tons Of
.ingots and steel for castings
output last week was S6.5 per
cent.-American Iron q Steel
Institute.
Business Failures in the week
ended June Is totaled 265 COM
pared with 289 in the preceding
week and 286 in the like week
a year ago.-Dun g. Bradstreet
Buick Motors announces il
will close down July 3 until July
is for inventory TO facilitate
the annual model changeover
this fall"
Hotel Corp. Of America plans
"a 81 million, l00-room motor
hotel in Lexington. Mass.
Gen. Albert c. Wedemeyer
(retJ has been elected a direc-
tor of Townsend Investment Co.,
formerly known as Resort Air
lines. Inc. Gen. Wedemeyer is
also a director Of Science g.
IElectronics Corp.
General Telephone Corp. has
Offered to exchange its $40 par
common stock and $50 par 5.28
per cent convertible preferred
stock for outstanding common
and preferred shares Of PENN
sular Telephone Co. of West
Florida. Peninsular has 5000
subscribers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-18
Supply
Expected to Top
Demand

The Commerce Department
reported yesterday that starting
this year. world supplies Of news
print are expected to be bigger
than demand.
H. B.. Mccoy. head Of the
Commerce Departments busi-
ness and defense services ad-
ministration, gave this report in
presenting a House Commerce
Subcommittee with an extensive
study on prospective pulp, paper
and board supply and demand.
Mr.. Mccoy said pulp supplies
do not appear to be q problem
nova situation different than
II was a few short years ago.
when shortages were Of concern.
Mr.. Mccoy and his aides took
note Of increasing uses Of forest
materials. growing domestic and
foreign production. the big rise
In pine tree growth in the South
and tropical forests still I'M
tapped.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-18
By ELMER ROEssNER

Ever since beer came back ex-
actly "a years S months and 20
days ago today, your reporter
has been waiting for someone to
do something on behalf of the
neglected. abused and put-upon
drinkers of malt beverages.
No one has. So the least we
can do here is to draw up a bill
of particulars on behalf of those
who get their noses in the foam
once in a while. Here is the in
dictment.
!. The great number of merg-
ers in the brewing industry is
denying drinkers their freedom
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-18
cHICAGOLWESTOCK

CHICAGO. June Is N (UsDA). -
generally steady to IS higher on butch
ers' most advance on 1nO-295 lbs suit
able for shipping orders. sows steady
to Sirone. fair shipping demand: ga
mixed erade lots laO-a25 ID butchers
s0-2035 few lots mostly IS 1875
weights 50 40. 1850: a is head lot ' is
lO,5. an rs head lot Is 2Og lbs unit
form IN grade loo: 2-3 23O-a50 lbs
lH."5-lD1b: 2-3 2fO-2SO lbs 1875
1925. few 3s 29O-3l0 lbs lS.OO-ls.50.
and a small volume up TO $50 lbs down
TO ~ .@5. larger lots mixed grades $40
ie5 ID sows laOO-1 90: few lots
3OO,33n lbs l7.25-l7.75: most $4,000
saiabie cattle, $500: salable calves.
900: steers fairly active: steady to 20
cents lower; heifers. cows add bulls also
steady to - lower; vealerS steady 10
weak Instances, / 90 lower: stockers and
feeders steady, a few loads hiRh choice
and crime steers. = 00..9, SO: bulk good
and good steers, 10 OO-22 10. a load OF
high choice, O50 ID. heifers. 800 a
few choice and prime mixed steers and
hetfer yearlings. "a 90; Bulk choice heif-
cfs, y. 25-.3UO good TO low choice,
2OOO-e2.nO. utility and commercial
COWS. l35n-lB 30. tanners and cutters,
! 90 % utility and commercial
erS, aO.UO-25 10
Salable sheep, 900; trade very slow:
spring lambs, 90. 30 lower; slaughter
ewes. steady; good TO prime spring
lambs, b2-lnO lbs, = .OO-2J 90; Gull TO
low, good, 10 OO-aO. 90. one double deck
l725 late Monday Gull to choice slaugh-
ter a flll.H
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CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, June rs R.-caution key.
noted early tradine IN grain futures on
the Board OF Trade today as prices
eased OF slightly IRON yesterdays bulge
In wheat.
Many traders preferred TO await the
Outcome OF Thursdays referendum, in
which quarter OF a million wheat
farmers will decide whether or not to
adop, Government acreage allotmentS,
before heedinr the upward tendency in
prices prompted by continued damp
weather on the farms.
The stimulus which caused an up.
swing Of around cents a bushel in
wheat contracts yesterday was absent
today, with the local LONGS apparently
liquidated and no inclination for specu.
lative pressure on crop damage reports.
Corn, oats and soybeans kept step with
wheat
Near the end of the first hour wheat
was 4 10 u lower, new style July 50 %.
corn y 10 70 lower, July ~ ..Dia; oats
a lower July Glau rye = higher TO
z lower, July sl,i9s. Soybeans un,
changed 10 u lower. July ~ Blia, and
lard . 10 10 cents higher. July Slnb2
Continued weather adverse to the
winter wheat harvest and speculation
on the outcome Of the June 20 acreage
allotment referendum we're factors In
wheat trade