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Diario las Américas., 1958-08-02
MoViIizadas las Fuerzas de Ia
Po|icia de San Juan en- Busca
del Audaz Asa|fador de Banco
Ternen Hoya Escapodo q los Estados Unidos

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico, AgoTo 1. -(CorresponsaD-L La Poicis,
bajo ell mando diecto del superintendent Ramon Torres Braschi, in
terrogo a dos personas que dijeron haber vsto a I'm individuo con un
maletfn, que responde a la description que dieron los empleados del
Banco Nova Scotia de Santurce que fuera asatado Ell microbes, cuando
este los deuvo en- la Gale Del Carmen esquina a Figueroa y les ofreci6
SIS porque 10 llevaran al A eropuerto.
Ell senior Renerio Torres Lugo, quien manejaba I'm automoviI pri-
vado por la Gale del Carmen, esquina a la Gale Figueroa (muy cerca
del lugar donde ocurrio ell asalto), y quien viajaba acompanado> de
Armando Vazquez, declare a la Pocia, que aver, POGO despues de las
300 de la tarde, un individuo con I'm maletn Sc les atraveso al frente.
AL enos detenerse, dicha persona les ofreci6 SIS 81 10 Hevaban al
Aeropuero, al mismo tempo que Sc montaba en- ell autom6viI. Dijeron
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-02

una nota enviada a Khrushchey,
que esta dando instrucciones al
representante de Estados Uni
dos en- ell Consejo de Seguridad,
para que gestione tai reunion.
"Confio dice la nota- que
dareis instrucciones similares a
vuestro representante permanent
to-"
Eisenhower dijo, que convie-
ne en- que la reunion Sc
celebre en- Nueva York o cual-
quier ciudad europea que no sea
Moscu. FL primer mandatario nor
teamericano descarto a Moscu don.
de "la bien organizada demostra-
cion y los danos causados a la EN-
bajada norteamericana en- Mos
GU, todavia estan muy frescoS
en- la mente del pueblo norte-
americana"
Ell Presidente dice, por pri-
mera vez en- la serie de notas
con ell gobernante sovietico, que
asistira a la conferencia y ex-
presa la confianza de que
Khrushchev "hara 10 mismo".
Eisenhower increpa severa-
mente a Khrushchev, por ell to-
no de la nota del dirigente russo
del % de julio.
Ell Presidente senala que
"siempre ha sido reconocido =
no como question diplomatica 81
nc como requisite de e~ficacia-
que los ingredientes esencisles
en- tai correspondence, va sea
privada o publica, debcn ser en-
un tono de propositos serios su-
sente de injurias."
Ell presidente anade que consi-
dera "bastante erroneo que,
implicita y explicitamente,( deis
la impression" de que Estados
Unidos ha adoptado tacitas dila-
torias "basadas en- argumentos
de procedimiento".
Eisenhower expresa que 10
cierto es, que "las diferencias
entire nosotros no ION de proce-
dimiento, sino basicas".
Los dos puntos de ~diferencia
basica son, 81 ell consejo de Sc
guridad tiene la responsabilidad
de mantener la paz y la seguri-
dad y 81 las n~aciones pequenas
deben particular en- las decisio,
mes de asuntos que les concier-
men.
Ell Presidente volvio a estable-
Ger claramente, que Estados Uni
dos mantendra firme su posi-.
cion de que cualquier conferen-
cha de jefes de gobierno, sobre
ell Cercano Oriente Sc celebre
dentro del marco de las Nacio-
mes Unidas.
Las Naciones Unidas, declara,
"encarna y encarnara la espe-
rama de la humanidad."
"En este punto, cuando decis
que la paz esta en-, y la hechais
a i'm lado, (las Naciones Unidas)
nosotros invocamos sus procedi-
mientos," dice Eisenhower.
En- cuanto al segundo punto
de diferencia, ell presidents dice
que la historic mos ha dado SUI
ficientes pruebas de que la capa-
cidad de una Aaci6n, para con-
tPasa q n pks. %
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-02

en- las dltimas trece semanas.
Tambien prepararia ell canine
para una rapida evacuation de
las fuerzas norteamericanas.
Una vez que ell Libano haya
vuelto a la normalidad la ten
sion comenzara a aflojar, a no
dudarlo, en- TODD ell Levante.
Pero con la "inquieta tregua"
que reina ahora entire los rebel
des y ell gobierno de Glamour,
81 este decidiera aguardar hasta
que expire SUI mandate ell Is de
septiembre, ell conflicto podria
estallar nuevamente en- cualquier
momento.
ADVERTENCIA DE REBELDES
BEIRUT, Libano, agosto l.
(UPI)-Los extremists rebeldes
lanzaron una lluvia de volantes
sobre la ciudad capital en- los que
advierten a los "los norteameri-
(Pasa a la pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-02
REVISION DEL DESARROLLO
PETR0LERO

DALLAS, Texas-(UPD.- Ell
d~esarrollo de la ingenieria electri-
ca en- e. campo petrolero de Esta-
dos Unidos y Venezuela sera revi-
sado en- 80 documentos y dos con-
ferencias que Sc re~alizaran duran
tie ell Quinto Corgreso Annual de la
Industria de Petroleo del Institute
Northumberland de Ingenieros
Electricos, del Is al AZ de septiem-
bre.
Cecil H. Green, presidente de la
junta de directories de la eGophy-
steal Services, Inc, y vice presiden-
tie de la Texas Instruments, de Da-
Has, prouunciaN ell discurso inau-
gural de la session que presidira D.
S. Coffman, de la Texas Power and
Light Company.
L. E. Oberhelman, de la Standard
Oil Company de Indiana, p~residen-
tie saliente de la Comision Petrole-
ra del Institute, auspiciadores del
(Pasa a la pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-02

ex presidente Paul Magloire y del
candidate presidential derrocado
Louis De Joie, que viven como re-
fugiaaos en- Nueva York.
En- Ell grupo que Sc apodero Ell
martes del Quartet Dessalines, fl
guardian dos norteamericanos, uno
de los cusles fue identificado como
ex pollcia de Miami. Todos los re-
beldes. incluyendo los norteameri-
canos resultaron muertos.
La demonstration de aver, ocu-
rri6 pocas horaS despues que ell
congreso haitiano otorg6 poderes
extraordinarios a Duvalier para
sofocar la revuelta.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-02
kuevas Tarifas posiaIes

BESIDE aver dia primero de
agosto estan rigiendo las nue.
vas tarifas del seryicio de Co.
rreos de Estados Unidos.
En- ell servicio o%rdinario,
las %estampillas que antes va
liam 8 centavos valen 4 CEN
tavos. Las tarjetas postales,
que antes valian 2 centavos,
valen ahora 8. Las aereas
valen 5 c~entavos. Y ell CO.
rreo aereo, que antics costa
ba seis centavos, vale ahora
7 centavos, la media onza.
Mayores d etalles sobre
otros servicios pueden obte-
nerse en- nj oficina de CO.
rreos mas cercana.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-02
En- Israel
80 P~eligrosos
Penudos Huyen
de una CdrceI

HAlFA, Israel. agosto / CUPID
-Ochenta peligrosos convictos ,es-
caparon anoche, de una carcel is
raelita, dejando tras 81 IA muer-
tos y once herldos, despues de una
encarnizada bataila de dos horas
con la policia, los guardias y SOL
dados del eiercito.
Ell ayudante del comandante de
la prIsion dos guardias y II pri-
sioneros fueron muertos. Diez pri-
(Pasa a la pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-02
Por HERMAN

PARIS, agosto 1.-(UPD-El
joven Yves Saint Laurent, suce-
sor del famoso modesto Christian
Dior, encarecio hoy a las mule
res, que abandonen la 'linea ira
pecio" y asumio una posicion
c~ontraria a la del resto del mum
do parisien de la moda, al alar-
gar la falda hasta 12,5 centime-
tros debaio de la rodilla.
Mientras los demas modistos
mantenian la linea del ruedo a
la altura de la rodilla o por en-
Gina de esta, Saint Laurent dio
un paso mas en- SUI marcia hacia
la succession de Dior, como dicta-
dor de la moda mundial.
Para hacerlo abandono la IL
nea trapecio que impuso ell ano
pasado, al estrenarse como mo-
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-02
Eisenhower Sc Une a Peficion de
que khrushchev Asstd a Reunion
en- Ia Gina ell Proxino Aqosto Il.

WASHINGTON, agosto l.
(UP)-El Presidente Eisenho-
wer pidio hoy al Primer Minis
tro %sovietico, Nikita S. Khrush-
chew, que asista a una conferen-
cia de jefes de gobierno sobre ell
Cercano Oriente, en- Ell Consejo
de Seguridad de las Naciones
Unidas, alrededor del IL de ago.
to.
Ell Presidente manifesto, en-
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-02
al l(|l |lI|'||
Esados Unidc Rea|i1a Nueva Explosion Aiomiea

WASHINGTON, Agosto 1. -(UPD.- Estados Unidos hNo e.
tanar hoy una carga atomica en- un proyectil telesuiado sobre Ia isa
Johnston, en- ell Pacifco.
La Comsion de Energia Atomica y Ell DEPARTMENT. de Defensa
expidieron ell siguiente communicate:
La detonacion de prueba de una carga nuclear en- un proyectn
teeguiado ocurr6 hoy 'sobre la isa Johnston. La prueba es parte de
la serie de experimentos de armas nucleares".
La explosion es la decimoquinta que Sc confirma oficiaimente
desde que comenzaron las pruebas del PaciGco ell pasado mes de
abril. Las pruebas continuaran durante cast TODD Ell mes de agosto.
~FaeuItades ~EspeeiaIes DWaIier
PORT AU PRINCE, Haiti, Agosto l. -(UPD- Ell Congreso de
eNa R~epdbica did plenas facultades al Presidente Francois Duvalier
para enfrentarse a cuaquiera intentona revolucionaria de ss ad
versarios.
Ell gobierno Duvalier DONNA firmemente la stuaci6n despues
del golpe frustrado hace dos dias. Sc aIega que ell golpe fe planeado
por ell x Presdente Paul Magloire, desterrado actualmente en- Nueva
York. DHz hombres, incluso dos norteamercanos, perecieron en Ia
intentions.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-02

IBEROAMERICA en-
DIN EOIO
AEREO" DE
AUXILI0S

BUENOS AlRES-(UPD.- La
fuerza aerea argentina inici6 aver
ell tendido de I'm ''puente aereo'
entire esta capital y la ciudad de
Bahia Blanca, para transporter vi
veres, ropas y medicamentos des-
tinados a victimas por las inunda-
clones en- la IONA sur de Ia provin-
cha de Buenos Aires. Ell movimien-
to de aviones sera mantenido has
ia la cesacion de la emergencia en-
esa region.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-02
CUBA

Mayor, teniente general Francisco
Tabernilla, luego de haberse fill
trado la information sobre la en-
trevista no autorizada.
Las noticias sobre la detencion
del general Sosa de Quesada, COIN
ciden con las informaciones de
fuentes privadas desde Santiago
de Cuba, sobre I'm empeoramiento
de la situaci6n en- la provincial
de Oriente.
Sc dijo que en- esa provincial, 81
movimiento del transito por la Ca
rretera Central, de la region, esta
interrumpido porque los rebeldes
colocaron obstaculos en- ella. Igual-
mente Sc dijo, que los rebeldes
cort ron los confricarinnes tele+
grsficas y %telef6nicas desde Palma
Soriano, en- ell este, hasta Bayamo,
en- ell oeste.
La radio lebelde inform6 "sin
confirmation" que en- Cayo Man,
bi, en- Oriente, desembarc6 hi
nueva fuerza expedicionaria "de
mil hombres" al nando de un CO.
ronel de nombre Sosa Lanes. Hay
un coronel de ese nombre que fue
adecan de Carlos Prio Socarras
cuando este era Presidente de la
R~epublica.
En- los %circulos autorizados ha-
baneros Sc da POGO credito a este
informe.
La radio rebelde hizo un nuevo
llamado, a los representatives de la
Cruz Roja International, pidien-
doles regresar a Oriente para re-
cibir a mas de Glen militares pri-
~sioneros de Castro, entire los que
figuran cuarenta y seis heridos.
FL locutor de la estaci6n afirmo
que ell comandante del Ejercito,
teniente coronel Sanchez Mosque
ra, fue herido en- n accion en-
Providencia, cerca del central Es-
trada Palma, donde diio que un
batallHn del Ejercito y refuerzos
de marineria enviados a ayudar a
los soldados, fueron practicamente
aniquilados en- emboscada.
Igualmente dijo ell locutor, que
I'm battalion del segundo Ejercito
fue "rodeado" y pronostico su
"aniquilamiento" para dentro de
las 48 horas proximas.
No Sc informo del lugar de esa
Ultima acci6n.
COCINERO PROVOCA ESCAN-
DALO EN- CONsULADO DE CUBA
NUEVA YORK, agosto 10 CUPID
I'm cocinero cubano, o una
pistola de juguete, realize aver
tarde una incursion N Ell Consul
lado de Cuba, en- esta ciudad, y
(PaSa a la Pagina 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-02

Da1ara del au-
to Ell echo a
correr por la
calle Figueroa.
en- direction a
la a v e n d a
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-02
Ordenado Arresto del General
Arlstides Sosa en- La Habana
)icen "Pesrisa |nforme Sobre Ia Moral del Ej6rcito"
Reoomendo Sc CaeTosan onVeNddoms de Pz con Fe CaSo = CodneroA Armada de PsIu
de JusuaesI Invade Consulate de Cuba en- Nuwu fork Dudo VNw q Eide. - Reunion veueru

LA .HABANA, Cuba, agosto 10
CUPD--En esferas diplomaticas Sc
lnformo, que Sc dispuso ell arresto
domiciliario del brigadier general
Aristides Sosa de Quesada, jefe
del Departamento Juridico del
Eiercito, por haber insinuado que
Sc discutiese una tregua, con ell
jefe revolucionario doctor Fidel
Cast RuZ.
Los informantes declararon, que
ell general Sosa de Quesada. un
Official de c%arrera, qued6 arresta-
do en- su Quartet, por haber hecho
una vista ne autorizada al Palacio
Presidential, donde Sc dice que
hizo un pesimlsta informe, sobre IA
moral en- las filas del Ejercito v
recomendo que Sc celebrasen con-
versaciones de Paz con Castro,
para 10 cual ofrecio sus servicios
personales en- calidad de media
dor.
Anadieron los informantes, que
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-02

elloS que como nc conocian al in
dividuo, y notaron algo anormal
en- Ell, Sc negaron a llevarlo al Aero
puerto, y que al ordenarles que Sc
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-02

Ell arrestO del ge-
neral Sosa de
Quesada, fue or.
denado por ell Je-
fe del Estado
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-02
COCINERO PROVOCA ESCAN-
DALO EN- CONSULADO DE CUBA

NUEVA YORK, agosto 10 CUPID
I'm cocinero cubano, con una
pistola de juguete, realize aver
tarde una incursion en- Ell Consul
lado de Cuba, en- esta ciudad, y
(Pasa a la Pagina 81
Smyrna times., 1958-08-21
Outlook Dim For
Waterfowl Season
Opening Nov. 9TH

The u. S. Fish and Wildlife
Service announced that the wa
terfowl season for Delaware
would be from November 7th
through January 5, 1859.
Surveys in the N h ern
States and in Alaska and Cana
da indicate that the reproduc-
tive success of waterfowl on
their breeding grounds is not as
good as last year. From obser-
vations and studies it appears
that there will be a moderate
decrease in the number of all
species of waterfowl, except
brant, that frequent the Allan
tic Flyway.
The daily bag and possession
limits on ducks shall be four (4)
and eight (8) respectively, ex-
cept that the daily bag limit on
ducks may not include more
than (a) 2 canvasbacks, (b) 2
redheads, or (c) canvasback
and l redhead. The possession
limit may not include more than
(a) A canvasbacks, or (b) A red
heads, or (c) A in the aggregate
of both canvasbacks or red
heads.
Smyrna times., 1958-08-21
Make Precautionary Measures Now
For The Coming Hurricane Season

flammable liquids. Be sure it is
in good condition and you know
how to use it.
Have extra food on hand, food
that can be eaten with little or
no cooking. Remember electric
power failure may leave you
without refrigeration.
Emergency cooking facilities
should be in safe working con-
dition. Be particularly careful
with appliances in questionable
condition because of long dis
use. They may cause fire.
After The Storm-Don't hind
er first aid and rescue work.
Unless qualified to render valu-
able assistance, stay away from
disaster areas.
After Storm Dangers
If you must drive immediate
ly after a storm, drive carefully.
Watch for fallen wires and tree
branches. In coastal areas or
near swollen streams, beware of
waSh-outs and undermined
pavement. Don't touch dangling
or loose power lines or electric
wires. In a storm the live pow
er lines may become entangled
with metal fences, telephone
and other wires. Contact, in
some cases, would be fatal.
Even after water service is
restored, it may be wise to boil
or sterilize drinking water until
otherwise advised by your local
health department.
Be careful of fire at all times.
Damaged communications may
result in a delayed fire alarm;
debris obstructed streets can
slow response of fire apparatus
and low water pressure can
make fire fighting difficult.
Smyrna times., 1958-08-21

Merganser; one (D Wood Duck
and two (2) canvasbacks.
Delaware's sixty day water
fowl season will open one-half
hour before sunrise on Friday,
November 7th.
Smyrna times., 1958-08-21
in the public @s1ene4t. ;.
A FINANCIALLY HEALTHY
TELEPHONE COMPANY
Telephone service must keep pace
with fast growing Delaware!

Dynamic changes have affected Della
wares economy and resulted in the eStab-
liShment of new businesses, industries and
households I. population growth is the
fourth fastest in the nation :. per capita
income is growing faster than in any other
state household income has become
the highest in any Statel
To match this growth, large expendi-
lures for new telephone equipment must
continue-if we are to maintain an ade-
quate communication system, SO vital to
Delaware'S progress and growth.
Delaware has always benefited from the
finest in telephone service. Ours was the
first state to enjoy 1909 dial service. And
we have spent $2l million in the last 3
years alone to provide adequate service
for our customers :. 116,0O0 Delaware
families and businesses II has taken that
vast sum to match telephone growth with
Delaware growth. But our job is far from
finished.
Depending upon our financial ability to
do SO, we expect to continue our program
of improving customer service :. by pro-
viding more individual lines; having fewer
party lines and fewer customers on rural
lines !. by extension of direct dialing of
out-of-town calls by customers by
elimination of many toll charges and ex-
pansion of the local calling areas in the
exchanges serving a majority of the Gus
toners in the state.
Smyrna times., 1958-08-21

The population of canvas
backs is below normal this year
in the Atlantic Flyway which
prompted the daily limit to 2
canvasbacks. Delaware sports
men hunting in the inland bays
Smyrna times., 1958-08-21

in the Southern part of the
State and those residents shoot
ing in Maryland will be effected
by the change in the usual daily
bag of four (4) ducks, which
may include one (D Hooded
Smyrna times., 1958-08-21
90
::-.GrG.,.:

we nave Tlle0 a new SCne0uie
Of rates with the Public Service
Commission of Delaware
Present telephone rates have proven in
sufficient to maintain the sound financial
structure SO necessary to provide Della
ware with the telephone service it needs
and deserves.
Our current earnings are considerably
less than the level of earnings which the
Public Service Commission found reason
able in its most recent order.
Initiation has contributed materially to
the increase in the cost of providing tele-
phone service. Like every other business
we must pay the going prices for every
thing :. supplies, wages, taxes, capital.
The urgency of our need compels us to
file new rates now Any delay in taking
this action would not be in the best in
terests of the people of Delaware and
would meaSurably impair our ability to
keep pace with the telephone requirements
of our state.
Only with adequate earnings can we plan
economically for the long run and continue
to provide first-claSs telephone service.
You benefit as customer by continuing
to get the best and most up-to-date tele-
phone service at the lowest possible cost.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-10-02
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in many fabulous awards, including such items
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The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-10-02
1nECnArEL HILL WEEKLY

man. Richard c. Jarnigan. David
L. Venezky. and John T. Yoke.
instructors, and Richard G. His
key. assistant professor
Mr.. Hiskey formerly taught or
ganic chemistry at the Brooklyn
Polytechnic Institute and holds a
Ph.D. degree from Wayne Uni
yersity.
Mr.. Collman, a specialist in in
organic chemistry. holds a Ph-D.
degree from the University OF Hi
nois. Mr.. Jarnigan, with a Yale
Ph.D. viii teach physical chem
istry courses. Mr.. Yoke, an inor-
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-10-02

Richard { Armstrong above
OF 3l5 SEVERN Street mas been ap-
pointed Orange County zone mana
Ger for Investors Diversified Serg-
ices me Oldest and largest com
paoy d its knd in the world The
company already has many clients
befe and in Hlllsboro and Mr.
armstrong plans 10 give them IN
proved personalized service and
10 add to their number
The company S division manager
y q Bensch with headquart-
ers At 33o Fayetteville Street
Raieign =
Originally from LaGrange. Mr
Armstrong is an alumnus Of the
University 5 School Ot Business
Administration and veteran Of
TWO years Of service in the Army
he has lived mere several years
and vas former area repr resenta-
,ise Of the Enc yciopedia BrIltanlca
Mrs Armstrong the former
Miss sue owens of Charleston
5 { is . research assistant il
he Patnoloay Department Of the
University School oi Medicine
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-10-02

How men can cope successfully
with aA phascs oi fear sickness
and sin viii be brought out IN ths
Christian Science lesson sermon
Unrealty 10 be read TINS Sun
day al services at II am IN Car
roll Han Nursery service viii be
provided during the church hour
Sunday school VIII meet at 9 90
o m
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-10-02
I1os East Franklin St.
1 Open TIL 10 Pm.

You never know Shen you may
inJure someone N an auto ac-
cident pneT your dog nay bic
q Ia6esulaG. wben az cmplyee
is injured On your property
bu. BE- prepared for any such
eventually See G Wild Pow
ELL INSURANCE AGENCY. to-
day De fully covered win
one 0s our policies
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-10-02

a barbecue0 chicken and bruins
wick stew supper viii be held al
IS pm Saturday October q at
Merr!tts Chapel Methodist Church
on TIE Harrington Road The pub
he IS invited 70 patr0nze TINS
cturcf PROJECT
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-10-02

ganic specialist with a Ph.D. from
the University Of Michigan. has
worked in Proctor and CANDLES
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-10-02
U.N.C. Names New
Faculty Members

Five new members have beer
sdded to the faculty of the Uni
,ersiay's Chemistry Department
or 1858 50 They include four in
structors and an assistant pro
essor They are James p. Coll
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-10-02

at George Washington University
and is completing his Ph.D. sudies
here.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-10-02

WoFnan's College Enrolment
This falls enrolment at the Wo
mans College in Greensboro is
s29 an increase OF u over last
all's enrolment.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-10-02

Research Laboratory in Cincinnati,
Ohio, for several years. Mr. Vene-
zky did his undergraduate work
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-24
CHICAGO
LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, July "a N UsDAl-
Hogs 5000. SLOW; mostly steady on
butchers; instances weak; Sows moder-
ately active; steady; 20 20O-230 ID
butchers 23 .O0-23. %: few lots mostly
Is down to 40; several lots q
several lots IL most sorted for sraae
23.50-23.15 around 200 head mostly
is at 1910; a-3 24O-.TO lbs 22.75-
100, and few lots 2-3 2sO-2g0 lbs
:. .25-.2 10; weights under 200 lbs
relatively scarce. small volume mixed
prade 4O0-43S Is sowS 1853. rs: a
few around 400 lbs to 1000: bulk 800
80 lbs 20 0O-.l Is; a few down around
20 lbs up 10 200; most 5O0-550 lbs
ssttic, 1000; calves. 100; prime
Tsey D seye 'hG ay @ seaS 9sOW bd mSq
about steady: cows irregular. averae-
ing steady; bulls fully steady; vealers.
SUCKERS and feeders steady, a load
high choice 1870 ID. slaughter steers,
200; good to average choice 300
.325 lbs. 25,25-27 90, a short load
standard and good 900 lbs. $500; a
choice heifers 25.OO-267 rs: utility and
standard 2OO0-24. 90; half load
mixed utility and standard g25 ID.
Holstein henifers 22.50: utility and
commercial cows 17.75-2O,5O: can
ners. and cutters l5.5O-1s.5O; a few
and commercial bulls %. O0-24.25.
good and choice vealers 2S.0O-3I 90:
utility and standard lS.OO-2s. 90;
cuSs down to 1900: a few load 500.
500 ID. stock steers 25.00-25.75; 2
oads good and choice sS5-920 ID
feeding steers 25.75-26.00; few
800 II Holstein stock steers 1900.
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Now on that spot IL likely 20 be
q new housing development or
an industrial factory or q Fed
eral Government installation.
Both the quantity and quail
ity OF outdoor recreation re-
sources and opportunities are
In "A steady and alarming de-
crease" the House Interior and
Insular Affairs Committee re-
ported earlier this year.
We are extravagantiy ana
wantonly dissipating resources
which are essential to our So
cial and economic welfare. The
waste must be stopped. Hope
fully. the unprecedented inyen-
tory Just authorized marks the
beginning OF a turn In the
shocking trend.
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