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Diario las Américas., 1958-10-25
La ACEPTAcION DEL
PREMlO NOBEL SERA
DEcIDlDA EN- RUSSIA

ESTOCOLMO, Oct. "a CUPID
= Ell Ministro de Cultura de
Russia, Nikolai Mikhailov, decla,
70 en- I'm reportaje periodistico
que correspondent a la Fedora,
cion Sovietica de Escritores, de
cidir 81 Sc permitira o no a b.
ris Pasternak recibir ell Premio
Nobel de Literature de 1858.
Mikhailov hlzo tai declaration
al ser en~trevistado en- Moscu por
ell corrcsponsal del diario comu.
nista sueco NY Dag, que publ.
CO aver ell reportaje.
Ell ministro declare que ell
viernes Sc reunira esa fedora
ci6n sovieticca para .considerar
la decision de la Academia Sue.
ca J agrego, Despues de la reu.
MON Sc emitira un comunica-
do.
AL preguntarle ell corresponsal
que pensaba sobre la decision
sueca, Mikhailov respondio: me
sorprendio la election.
"Conozco a Pasternak : ana
do como poeta y excelente
tlaductor pero Gpor que tiene
que obtener ahora ell premio, do
cenas de amos despues de publ
cados sus mejores %poemas?"
OPINA RUSSELL
LONDRES, Oct. "a (UPI)-
Lord Btrtrand Russell, ell emf
-(Pasa a la pag. 81
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Fuerza China
Con1unisfa es
Gran Pe|iqro
Para ell Nundo
Por U W. MUM

NACIONES UNIDAS, Oct. "a
CUPID Ell embajador austria
liano E. Roland Walker, dijo
hoy a las Naciones Unidas que
la grande Y creciente fuerza
de China Comunista ofrece Ell
mayor peligro potential para
Asia y Sc la debe considerar
en- ell desarme mundial.
Walker diio a la comision po-
Utica PRINCIPAL que no concentre
tanto la atencion en- los pro-
blemas in~dividuales de desarme,
que nase por alto la question ge-
neral.
Dijo que los paises mas pc
quenos y China Comunista tie
men que ser tomados en- consi-
dersci6n.
"En Australia estimamos que
un acuerdo de desarme que no
imponga obligaciones adecuadas
a China Comunista no llenaria
los requisites de 10 que Sc nece-
sta para la seguridad en- nues-
ira parte del mundo', dijo.
"Es evidente que en- la actua-
lidad ell mayor peligro poten-
cial para la paz de Asia Y la Sc
guridad de los paises proximos
al Asia, es la fuerza despropor-
cionada de las fuerzas comunes
de China Comunista v la militia
rizacion de SUI tremenda pobla-
eion que continua creciendo".
FL Embajador de Filipinas,
Francisco A. Delgado, diio a la
comision que los textos de po-
nencias, presentadas a la conf
sion por paises del Este, de Occi-
dente y neutralista mo nos pa
recen tras cuidadoso examen ser
del TODD contradictorias o ire
coneiliables''. Pidio a la conf
sion que intente preparar una
ponencia que logre Ell acuerdo
de todos los miembros.
Ell DIR. Victor Belaunde, del
Peru. sugirio que una manera de
(Continua en- la Pagins 81
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SPRINGHILL, Nueva ESQ.,
STA, Oct. 24.-(UPD-Los ga
ses venenosos formaron hoy una
barrera invisible entire las pa
trullas de s%alvamento, que Sc
abren paso por entire tonela-
das de piedras y los mineroS,
atrapados por ell segundo des-
plome de importancia ocurrido,
en- una nina de Springhill en-
dos amos.
Por 10 menos nueve de los
mineros han muerto. Arnold
Patterson, vocero de la nina
de The Cumberland Railway
and Coal Company dijo hoy a
las tbs AM. que de los 1876
mineros que estaban en- la mi.
ma cuando un terremoto sub
terraneo cause ell desplome
aver, SO han desaparecido, 7t
fueron rescatados, de los Qua
les II estan heridos tres de
ellos de gravedad. Sc recogio ur
eadayer y ocho cadaveres fue
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DEL "DiARIo fzs AMERICAS"
JEFF DE POLICIA
NOMBRAN EN- LA PAZ

LA PAZ, Oct. "a CUPID I'm
communicate del Ministerio de
Gobierno anuncia que ha sido
ratificado en- SUI cargo ell Direc-
tor General de Policia, Coronel
Julian Guzman Gamboa, quien
de Immediate, reasumio sus fun.
clones. Guzman Gamboa fue
sindicado por complicidad en- ell
ultimo golpe subversivo.
Mientras tanto continue de-
tenido ell Mayor Walter Baca-
rreza, comandante del regi.
miento La Paz hasta que Sc
establezca su grade de culpa-
bilidad.
Los dirigentes bancarios Juan
Guevara, Rene Echeverria Y Jor
ge Strauss fueron puestos en-
libertad. Igualmente Sc solucio-
no ell case de los maestros de.
tenidos, habiendose levantado ell
estado de emergencia sobre e.
magisterio y recibiran examenes
finales a partir del lunes pro.
ximo.
Entrevistado ell Ministro dc
Educacion Monrroy Block, de-
claro: "Dentro del mayor en-
tendimiento y cordialidad Sc
soluciono la detencion de los
maestros. Pondre especial EN-.
peho en- solucionar la situacion
de los estudiantes que aun per
manecen presos'.
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Regresa Dulles
Conferencius con
"Eminentemente

WASHINGTON, Oct. "a
(UPD--E secretario de Estado
John Foster Dulles, regreso hoy
de Formosa, donde conferenci6
durante dos dias con Chang
Kai Shek y diio que las confe-
renclas fueron Commencement
tie satisfactorias
Sc cree que ell Secretario de
Estado John Foster Dulles, in
formara hoy al Presidente Eli
senhower sobre sus converse
clones "emirentemente salts
factorias' con ell Presidente de
China Nacionalista, Generalisi-
mo Chang Kai Shek, en- For
mosa.
En- esa forma describe Dulles
sus conferencias al llegar aqui
despues de I'm viaje de II no.
ras y media desde Taipei.
Dulles dijo que las esperan-
zas de paz en- ell Estrecho de
Formosa "dependen de los CO.
munistas, que son agresivos."
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-25
Barco va a Cuba a Evacuar a
k~orteamericanos Por Orden
Del Departamento de Estado
Possible que Glen FumiIias Sean
Llevudus q Base de Guantanamo
Castro ordenu Investisar los seeuestros. =
sesuridodes paru los Norfeomericonos ofreee
ell rs de Julio. - Ofrus Notices de Inter@s

des, a dos escuelas publicas.
Segdn ell Ejercito, ell nino muri6
y dos adultos fueron heridos
cuando los revolucionarios dis
pararon contra ell automovil en-
que sus victimas viajaban por la
parte norte de Oriente.
Los rebeldes tambien han alta
cado a tiros varios trenes, han
secuestrados por 10 menos dos
aviones y Sc han llevado so XII
lometros de alambre de las ms
talaciones te~lefonicas y telegra
ficaS,
WASHINGTON, octubre "a.
(UPI)-El Departments de
Estado informo que seran eva
cuados tan pronto como sea po-
sible SIS familiares de los nor
teamericanos empleados en- la
nina de miguel de Nicaro, situa-
ola en- ell Nordeste de Cuba.
Lincoln White, encargado de
prensa del Departmental, mani
festo que va Sc habia dado a
la Marina de los Estados Unidos
la orden de proceder a la eva
cuacion.
La decision Sc adopto para
proteger a los familiares de los
empleados -todos mujeres y
niiios- de la possible accion de
los rebeldes cubanos, a fin de
que estos no puedan secuestrar-
los.
Por ahora al menos no Sc tie
ne ell proposito de evacuar a los
norteamericanos que trabajan
en- la nina y fabrica. Son en-
total alrededor de 20.
La evacuation la pidio la Ge-
neral Services Administration,
crganismo del Gobierno que tie
nc a su cargo la nina.
(COntinua en- la Pagina 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-25
Chiung FUeron
utisfuctorius

Ell Secretario de Estado no
hizo comentario directo alguno,
sobre ell rumor de que Chang
Sc Somprometio a disminuir sus
fuerzas en- la isla de Quemoy.
Al ser interrogado dijo: solo
tratamos cuestiones fundamen-
taley.....eso is solo I'm detalle."
Sin embargo, agrego: EN-
cLanto a Estados Unidos y sus
aliados, nuestra ALBANIA es de-
fens1va."
C0MUNICAD0
WASHINGTON, oct. "a
(UPI-El communicate conjun-
to dado por ell Generalisimo
Chang Kai Shek y ell Secreta-
rio de Estado, John Foster Du-
lies, hs sido interpretado en- los
circulos diplomaticos locales, CO
mo un documento de avenien-
cia en- ell cuai, cada parte, hizo
aigunos gestos para satisfacer
a la otra.
(Continua en- la Pagina 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-25
Negoeioeiones
Ruso ~Joponesus

-a..
TOXIC, Oct. "a (UPD- Ell
gobierno japones accedio a mi
ciar negociaciones con Russia pa
"a la aprobacion de un trata-
do cultural. Ell %anuncio, dado
hoy, dice que Sc tomo la deci-
sion en- una reunion de Minis
tros con los dirigentes del par
lido Liberal Demcrata.
FL gobierno, Sc tiene entendi-
do, comunicara pronto su de-
cision a la Union S%ovietica, y en-
tonces tratara de senalar ell lu-
gar y fecha en- que Sc iniciaran
las negociaciones.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-25
Tn Puerto Rico
Ut FUEIIU KILU
Nueva Agencia Sc Encarga de
Autoridad Sobre ViViendas
Corporation de Renovation y Viviendo
Creodo por la Assembled Legislative

SAN JUAN. = Ell gobernador
Luis Munoz Marin dicto Orde-
mes Ejecutivas transfiriendo las
autoridades municipales sobre
hogares de San Juan, Ponce y
Mayagiiez, a la Corporation de
Renovation Urbana y Vivienda
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-25
CUBA

FL buque llevara a los nor.
teamerlcanos a la gran base ma
val norteamericana de Guanta-
namo, a la cual llegara a las DO,
cas- horas de recoger sus pasa-
jeros.
Las mujeres y ninos son pa
rientes de empleados de la mi
caro-" propiedad de ciudadanos
de Estados Unidos.
Fuentes bien informadas de
Washington dijeron aver que
la dramatica mission del Klein
smith Sc repetira en- otras parties
como Sc rumora, los rebeldes
realizan un ataque frontal So
bre las fuerzas gubernamenta-
les que defender Santiago Gu,
ba.
Agregaron esaS fuentes que
en- tai case, mas de Glen fami-
las n-orteamericanas residences
en- la provincial de Oriente Sc
ran evacuadas.
Las actividades de los revo-
lu~cionarios en- Oriente han au-
mentado mucho en- los ultimos
dias. Ell ejercito anuncio ano.
che que cinco personals, inclu-
so un nino, han perecido en- re-
cientes ataques de los rebel
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recien creada
en- Puerto Ri
La accion la
tomo ell Jefe
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POr FRANCIS L.

LA HABANA, Oct, "a. CUPID
= Ell %transporte norteamericano
"Kleinsmith" llegara hoy a la
bahia de Nicaro, en- la parte
Norte de la provincial de Orien-
te, para evacuar a SIS mujeres y
ninos n-orteamericanos, y evitar
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Abardonan ell Lhsno
las UI.imas TYoras
de Esiados U~'@ns

BEIRUT, Oct "a (UPD- Ell
tltimo contlngente de fuerzas
srmadas norteameric anas que
quedaba en- Ell Libano partio
aver en- avion de este pals, ape
mas unas horas despues que ell
Mayor Oral, Paul Adams, anun-
Clique todas las fuerzas arma-
das estadounidenses serian to-
talmente evacuadas del terrific
rio Thames para ell 80 del mes en-
curse.
Ell comandante en- jefe de es-
tas fuerzas Almirante James
Holloway, hizo entrega del
commando de elias, en- las prime
ras horas del dia al Mayor &C.
neral Adams, y Sc dirigio a SUI
Quartet general, situado en- Lon
dres.
La partida del Almirante Ho-
llcway y la del dltimo grupo de
soldados de la vigesimo cuarta
brigada de paracaidistas, marca
vrtualmente ell fin de la histori-
ca intervention de Estados
Unidos en- ell Libano.
LOS INGLESES
AMMAN, Oct. "a (UPI)-La
retirada de tropas britanicas
de Jordania Sc reanudo aver
despues de Interruption tenn
poral causada aver por los fuer-
Pasa a la pagina 9 -
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;QUE TRAGEDIA!

MEXICO, Oct. "a (UPI)- I'm
perro mordi6 a I'm hombre aver
(Continua ca Ia Pagina 81
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ash SUI possible
s~ecueStro por
las fuerzaS re-
beldes cubanas
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kiembrO de Ia SOeIedad
l~nteramerieaRa de Prensa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-25

ing until lightly Drowned.
Stir in -four and seasonings.
Combine mushroom liquid
with liquid from peas; add
evaporated milk to make pa
cups liquid. Add to flour mix
ture and cook until thick
ened. stirring. Add Worces-
tershire sauce. Put half of
corn chips in bottom of bak-
ing dish Top with drained
Continued on Page BIS, Col.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-25
Canned orFrozen,
Peas Worry Menu

cook in a moderate oven 1850
degrees) 20 minutes. Brown
drained mushrooms treserv-
ing liquid in remaining "a
cup butter. Stir in -four. salt
and pepper. Combine mush-
rooms and salmon liquids with
enough top milk to make 2
cups liquid. Stir into -four
mixture and cook until thick
ened. stirring. Add Worces-
tershire sauce. salmon broken
into chunks and drained peas;
heat. Loosen edges of rice
ring and invert on a platter.
Fill center with the a la king.
Six servings.
Fridays Casserole
l can g to 4 ounces mush-
rooms
"a cup shortening
"a cup -four
/ teaspoon salt
Dash pepper
l teaspoon poultry seasoning
can tl6 to II ounces, peas
Undiluted evaporated milk
/ tablespoon Worcestershire
sauce
Ia cups crushed corn chips
/ can ala to 6l2 ounces,
shrimp
4 hard-cooked eggs
Cook drained mushrooms
preserving liquid in shorten
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-25
MARRIAGE
Habitual Gloom Spells
Doom for MARRIAGE

3. You can do something
about it.
Naturally. you'll say. un-
happiness in marriage causes
people to be depressed. For
many reasons, the story
seems to be just the reverse.
1t is depression which pro-
notes much of the unhappi-
ness in marriage. What's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-25

more. the depression is quite
likely to be contagious. Ask
any man whose wife is a
monument of gloom. He'll
tell you that it's not easy for
him to remain cheerful.
One of the commonest mis-
takes women make is to
blame the menopause for
their depression. Study of
such persons shows that they
tended to be depressed from
eaaiS life.
Whatever the cause land it
sometimes seems to be con-
stitutionaD, depression can
at least be improved in most
instances and no one with a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-25
BY DR.. PAUL POPENOE

Gloomy? Depressed? Wor-
ried? Discouraged? If any
woman answers yes" l have
three things to say to her.
l. You have plenty of COM
pary.
2. You are certainly dam
aging your marriage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-25

tendency toward depression
should fail to go to work on
it.
Consult your physician
first. If you have any deep
seated handicap. he should
know where to get help for
you; but in the ordinary
emotional depression that
interferes with happy mar
riage you can do a good deal
for yourself.
Above all, keep in mind
that depression is a real
threat to your marriage and
you can't afford to ignore
this.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-25
BY VIOLET FAULKNER
Star Food Editor

With fresh produce still
priced above normal and likely
to remain so for a good while
longer, homemakers can help
balance the food budget by
turning to canned or frozen
vegetables.
Peas, for instance. are re-
markably versatile. They can
play a triple role in menu
plans either as vegetable
main dish or salad. Last sum-
mer's crop was unusually
large with the result you can
be sure of finding ample sup
plies of either canned or
frozen peas in the market
selling at reasonable prices.
When you're serving peas
as a vegetable. try adding an
herb for interest Thyme.
chives, mint or basil are good
choices. Combine them with
other vegetables such as
onions, leeks. or celery. Or
serve them with a rich white
sauce seasoned with cheese or
a dash of curry as your flavor
indicates.
AS a main dish. team them
with salmon. tuna or shrimp
for an excellent lenten entree.
Serve them a la king In a rice
ring or as a topper for
salmon loaf recipes for
both these main dishes follow.
Salmon Peas a Ia King
With Olive Rice Ring
4 cups hot cooked rice
cup butter or margarine
"a cup slivered ripe olives
/ can g to 4 ounces muSh-
rooms
"a cup -four
! teaspoon salt
Y teaspoon pepper
l can q pound salmon
Top milk or light cream
l tablespoon Worcestershire
sauce
l can t16 to II ounces peas
Mix rice. "a cup of the but
ter. melted, and olives. Pack
into a buttered ring mold.
Set in a pan of hot water and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-21
BUSINESS
BRIEFS

Heavy construction contract
awards reported in the week
ended Monday rose to $685..
100000 from sos. 6S3, 900 the
previous week. The total is
made up of s204.1s1 900 in pri-
vate and $l34.315.o00 in public
construction. The total COM
pared with $374.710,O0O for the
like week in 1957.-Engineering
News Record.
Freight carlOadings showed
little change last week with the
total at 533.237 cars. Total for
the week ended February IS was
948 cars or OF per. cent above
the preceding week, but l42,72o
cars or 21.1 per cent below the
same week last year. and 1885,
082 cars or 23.6 per cent under
the same week in 1956.-Assn.
Of American Railroads.
Loans to brokers and dealers
on other than United States
Government securities held by
member banks in New York
City totaled 1896 million We'd
nesday, a decrease Of $32 mil.
lion from a week before and q
decrease of $3.50 million from a
year before.-Federal Reserve
Board.
Production Of newsprint in
North America last month
amounted to SIS, 3l1 tons, a re-
duction Of 8.5 per cent from
January 1857. Shipments to-
tailed 633.54S tons in January
and were So per cent below
shipments in the like year-ago
month. Newsprint Service
Bureau.
United States Gypsum re-
ported its 1857 net earnings
with those Of the subsidiaries
amounted to 3s.756.752, down
4.6 per cent from the 1856
earnings Of $40.6l3.65l. Earn
ings we're equal to $4.7S Q
share Of common stock. COM
pared with $5.0l in 1856.
Other earnings reported:
For Year Ended December 81
1857 1888
R' S.s sS.r MI sS7sOS az s4iaS0SS q
oillette CO 2S.a4O.S70 aI,h44, 304
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-21
u. S. Bonds Go Down
On Financing News

NEW YORK. Feb. II Up
The Government bond market
declined as much as half a
point today in the wake of a
treasury announcement that 1t
would offer a nine-year bond
for about $lI4 billion next Fri
day.
Over the counter dealers
quoted intermediates of 2/32
to $50 while long range issues
were down 1882 to 1882.
Traders said there was a furry
Of professional activity but
very few bonds changed hands.
Corporates were slightly
lower on light demand. Indus
trials. rails. utilities and in
vestment quality issues all gave
ground. Most losses we're held
to minor fractions.
'l'he new treasury offering
will raise about $l.250.000, 900
to build up its cash balance
The Government is expected TO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-21
Western Union
To Extend Radio
Beum System

NEW YORK (R.-Western
Unions New York to Pittsburgh
microwave radio beam system
shortly will be extended to Gin
cinnati and Chicago. President
Walter P. Marshall said in the
company's annual report to
stockholders.
Tower sites are being &C
quired for additional routes that
will reach other important
cities, including Toledo, De-
troit. Cleveland. Indianapolis,
st. Louis and Kansas CITY," Mr..
Marshall said. The present
system. put into service several
years ago, links New York,
Philadelphia, Washington and
Pittsburgh. The new system
will add 1000 telegraph chan
nels westward.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-21

come to market again for So or
81 billion in Apr1i.
The State of Delaware
awarded $21. million of various
purpose bonds to a group led
by Kuhn. Loeb a. Co. on bid
Of l00.0397 for a $50 percent
coupon. establishing a net in
terest cost Of 2.59 per cent.
They were reoffered to yield
las to $50 per cent.
A good investor reception
was reported for the $2l million
Of Alabama various-purpose
bonds.
In the corporate field, SO mil
lion Of Gulf Power Co. 30-year
4-per-cent first-mortgage bonds
we're offered at l01 .404 to yield
1872 per cent by a group led
by Merrill Lynch. Pierce. Fem
ner d Beane. They were won
yesterday on a bid Of l00.66,
The syndicate for $2S mil-
lion of Indiana g. Michigan
Electric Co. first-mortgage 37s-
percent bonds was broken. The
bonds. offered publicly at l0l-
1886 on February Is, were
quoted at 100.62 bid.
Good receptions were re-
ported for $25 million Of New
York State Electric a. Gas Co.
3hs and the 100000 shares Of
Northern Illinois Gas Co. 5-per.
cent preferred stock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-21
EIectronic Aid Set
For Jet Air Traffic

Electronic aid for Jet age air
traffic control was a step nearer
today.
The Always determination
Board has announced award Of
a $4.272, 484 contract for the
design. development and build
ing Of experimental. semi
automatic traffic control data
processing system for civil and
military flying.
Retired 1t. Gen. Elwood r.
Quesada, chairman Of the
BOARD. announced the contract
vent to the General Precision
Laboratory. Inc. Of Pleasant
willie. N. Y.
It calls for the beginning OF
work on the en- route part Of
the overall traffic control sys-
tenn.
Negotiations are already
under way for development Of
the high-density terminal part
of the automatic processing
and display element.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-21
Stock Market
Slips Mildly on
Sluggish Deals

NEW YORK, Feb. 81 (R.-A
sluggish stock market slipped
mildly early this afternoon.
Key stocks declined fractions
to around a point. A number
were unchanged. A few Sc
lected gamers relieved the
downside pattern.
The mixed chemical and
tobacco groups provided most
of the plus signs.
Steels, rubbers, farm imple-
ments, aircrafts, coppers. rails
and airlines we're mostly lower.
While personal income for
January showed no change
from December, department
store sales were lower in the
latest week and new orders for
freight cars in January fell to
the lowest monthly total in
nearly four years.
Lorillard and American To-
bacco added fractions but r. j.
Reynolds eaSed despite news
that its 1857 sales passed the
81 billion mark.
Du Pont gained around q
point and American Cyanamid
a fraction. Union Carbide and
Air Reduction were lower.
Grammar held a l-point
gain after announcing q higher
dividend than in December.
Douglas Aircraft was a l-point
loser and Boeing dropped a
fraction.
General Electric was ahead
a major fraction following
news of its record annual sales
and earnings.
Detroit Steel. trading near
its 1878 low, merely eased
on word that 1t had halved It's
dividend. Republic Steel and
Youngstown Sheet were frac-
tional losers.
The Associated Press aver
age of so stocks at noon was
down 80 cents to '$l59.2O with
the industrials down 40 cents.
the rails down so cents and
the utilities down 10 cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-21
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. Feb. 81 M.-A sudden
burst OF buying sent prices Of the new
crop wheat contracts sharply hieher
on me board Of Trade TODAY after q
Within q lew minutes after buying
PECAN, nrst pinpointed on the July de-
livery. all the new crop deliveries were
around cent q bushel higher.
trading was ~ . fast clip in the
wheat pit but about moderate In soy
peans and other arRins which also
nrmed up after q weak opening.
some traders said the wheat buying
was ascribed In part, at least, to re-
neWed action amone some Senators in
Washineton seekinG the resignation Of
Secretary OF Agriculture Benson. Some
other traders said they we're inclined
ish factor.
Near the end of the FIRST hour, how
ever, the strong demand for wheat ap-
peared 10 be burning out. At that
time wheat was Y lower to a. higher,
March S2.lkss: corn V lower 10 u
hieher,. March 81 ! IL: oats = higher
20 lower. March 65h; rye / cent
III her 70 z lower, March 81 .aOiS soy
beans UNCHANGED TO "a higher March
lbs. higher, March SIC IS
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New Freight Car
Orders Drop Off

NEW YORK. Feb. 81 (P.-
Orders for new freight cars
from the Nations railroads
dipped sharply in January from
the previous month and from
January, 1857. the American
Railway Car Institute and the
Association of American Rail-
roads said today.
Orders. totaled only 40l COM
pared with 1892 in December
and 6,304 q year earlier. The
backlog Of cars on order and
undelivered as of February l.
1858. was 1887. compared with
55,94l on January l and l14,-
$50 a year ago. Deliveries were
1919 in January VS.. 6,174 In
December and S.403 in Janu-
airy, 1857.
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METAL PRICES

NEW YORK. Feb. II B.--spot non.
ferrous. metal prices today; Copper
Valley. Lean II cs eDInp po SnSSt'I New
York. Zinc 10 cents a pound, East 81.
Louls. Tin 044a cents . pound New
York Foreign silver RsAs cents per
troy ounce, New York
PITTSBURGH, Feb. Fl R..--scrap
steel No =. heavy was quoted today