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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-30
The HIGH and
LOW DOWN
Ny BailIe Thomas


CONTINUED from page 4
Ambassador from an interesting
African nation in Minnesota on a
visit
N hia new home Carl r Rowan.
p1ze-winninR Minneapolis THfB-
UNE writer viii have % build a
special room for The numerous
awards citations and hoHora 10
has won since Joining that daily'a
STAFF IN 1919.
Saturday hc was b0nDTrd by
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wAHrIo

WANTED NICE LARGE house
for rent May take option 10 buy
south location preferred Cali PA.
ts5239 after 2 pm. S-it
WANTED For the Junior Aqua
tcuuiAl pluadr. musical units.
bands. sin ginE groups, baton
twirierB, dIu teams, or any
marching unit No age limit. who
wish % participate In the Junior
Aqugtennial parade - June Is 49,
. 20 pm This Is small fry"
pre- view % the big Aquatennial
parade Call OF write Joseph
Gryenstsin. a2T Plymouth Ave.
Mpla IA 2-0s85
4-4A
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-30

The best way 10 remember
your wifc's birthday " 10 for.
get u once I'll ". Ferguson.
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other adults pictured. left 20
right, arsi X. H. Ihuleen. vice
president. First National Bank .
Ray Krnskopf, OImsted a Foley
Advertising, who designed the
clGcIC Sign; A. r. (Sliml Eberl,
county Commissioner; Dudley
Ericsson, United on Of Minneapolis
president. and George Hermanson,
Minneapolis Honeywell. Little
cerebral palsy victim In the fore
ground II Gary Seal son Of MFR.
aud Mrs. Joseph Seal, Hopkins.
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T. B. BURT REALTY
aS3o Third Ave. s.
IA. 3-oil3
Z
GOOD INVESTMENT

South 81 f0th Street Five RON
stvrc1 bungalow Fireplace gar
ate Try S5o0 20 years % paw
Near Auckh. -Four acres $500
81 600 down.
EDNA
tStN ard VAntervcrk so r To-
in exc ertionally niec rciEhhorhood
s. 500
GllT 18Th Ave So, Three bedroom
hewe stos00 Anything Down
gS2F TTra Az 50 Neirrcru house
newly 5ncoratcd carre;rd. Gar
asa eal basement SfiGc0 $1,000
3nw0 SIS pcy nscrth PHI
Resort Six three rncrn cabins
Five raccr house ard other build.
iuvs $50 acres ~ lard OF good
lake
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-30

Current LOOK pulled scoop
on both the daiiisS, the mags
and the Negro papers by it,
ariicin by WIN Chamberlain
titled why ! Am Quitting Col
lsge. which makes official the
reports current for months that
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-30

june 81. i7ss The U g Con
atltutioH went into effect as New
fbnpahirca Legislature ratified
H.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-30

the Capital Press Ia Washington
for achieving an extremely high
standard 81 journalism through
objective and comprehensive ro-
porting.
Also honoFed by the club was
President Eisenhower. Rep Ken
meth - Heating, Senator Paul
Douglas and Mrs DaiBy Bates Of
Little Rock.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-10
CT MBERLAND FARM SERVICE

Southern states Feed Seed.
and Farm Supplies
Phone HY 2-3l1I
Cumberland, va
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-10
N,uckols

Rev p l. Riddle, Of Windsor
conducted services All Buckingham
Baptist church Sunday
Mr. and mrs Marvin Jones
visited Nh and Mrs II $ Springer
and MIS- WI r Davidson Sunday
Other callers were WI b David
son, Red Mcmillan and Mr. and
Mrs w - Walker
Frank Smith continues III Mrs.
Smith has been SICK. too. this
week They are new nfiPhbors Of
Nuckols. having lived beyond John
son station before moving into the
j. C. Davidson house here
II looks as il progress. OF what
ever you may cali 1t, has caught
up with us all over the county
with new r. F. DIS springing up.
We hope the people all over Will
be benefited by the change It's
hard on most Of the :oldsters tho
TO have growing pains The car
riers are having the pains too. AZ
this point Of the change
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-10
Putneys

Eugene fowler visited in the
home Of John Anderson Mrs Bes-
sic Anderson. OF Brookheal and
Miss Christine Freshman visited IN
the same home.
Mrs Ruth Smith spent the Christ
mas holidays with her sister. Mrs
John Anderson
Rev G. r. Bell is spending some
time with the Allen Cahouns He
was visited Monday BY his nieces.
Mrs. Erwin Tynes and Mis- Carter
Richardson. Of Richmond
Guthrie Anderson. student at
Blacksburg. and Walton Anderson
spent the holidays with their par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson
Miss Agnes Johns called on the
AnderSons.
Mr.. and Mrs. J G. Anderson
visited Mr. and Mrs. S. G .Andcr
son Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs Allen Calhoun.
Anne. AL and jimmy. spent a re
cent week end with Mrs. Calhoun S
father and stepmother, Mr.. and
Mrs P NJ Herndon. at Somerset
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-10

children. were the guests OF hc.
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. "A. Wick
er in Cary. N c.. last week end
Guests Of Mrs. j b. Mason for
bridge New Years eve afternoon
were Miss Mary jefferson. Miss
Frances Evans. Mrs e ", Burke.
Mrs. W H. Elicit, Mrs. G Garland
Hutchinson, Mrs. James t O'Neal
Miss Lawrence Baugham and Mrs
Charles Hardy
Home Demonstration club meet
lngs for next week are Mattoax
Tuesday, Jan. a. In the home OF
Mrs. r. F.. Saunders at 2 pm.
Winterham. Wednesday. Jan Is. al
u p m. with Mrs Is. T LINN.
Deatonville. Thursday, Jan. l6, al
2 pm with Miss SmithN Carter,
Little Patrick. Friday. Jan II, al
] 80 pm. at place to be an
nounced later.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-10
Old Abilene

Mr. and Mrs Jesse Ward. and
their children. OF Covington. are
spcnd ing this week with Mrs
Wards mother, Mrs. Mamie Chap
pell.
Mrs Susie Hillsman Miss Hal
Ne McCraW and Miss 10 Hillsman
spent Tuesday with Mrs Mamie
Chappcll.
MI. and Mrs Jesse Ward and
family. were dinner guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. M O. Chappell on Mon
day
MI. and Mrs. Washington Chap
pell. and family. were dinner guests
Of Mrs Susie Hillsmans Sunday
On Wednesday. the J S Kings
were with the James Laynes.
Go to Victoria
Mrs. Helen Driskill. Miss joyce
Ann Irby and James Fowler are
spending several days in the Vic
toria home Of Mrs. Evelyn Fowler
Mrs. Effic Dickerson, Mrs. Eliza
beth Denis and Leslie Green were
dinner guests Of MI and Mrs.
Dick Dickcrson Christmas evening
Mr.. and Mrs Garland Clarke.
and children. have returned from
uniontoWn. Ky. where they visited
friends
i
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-10

another son and his wife. Mr.. and
Mrs. R. G Southall, Of Laurenburg.
N. C
Miss Lucy Southall. Of Amelia,
was the overnight guest OF Mr. and
Mrs. S b. Scott in Richmond sun
day.
Teachers, Students Leave
Teachers and college students
have been leaving during the week
to return to their respective po-
sitions and colleges. Miss Winona
Cary returned last Tuesday to her
teaching position at Milford. Del.
Miss Frances Evans to Petersburg ,
Miss Mary A Jefferson to Lynch
burg. both on Now Years Day
and Miss Eliza Soutlal to st
Marys College. Raleigh. N. c.. on
Sunday
Miss Dcbby Flppcn. daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Flippcn. was
the week end guest of Miss Jcrie
Hoge, daughter Of DR.. and Mrs.
Joseph Hoge. of Sandston.
Mrs Calvin I. Deaner, of Char
lott c. H.. was the guest Of her
daughter Mrs. Donald Flippen. and
her family last Sunday AIRS. Flip
pens other guests were her brother
and his family MI and Mrs Paul
| Deaner, and son GREGORY. Of
! Lynchburg
Mrs Elicit Entertains
Mrs W. n Elicit entertained at
TWO tables Of bridge December 26
Her guests were Mrs Stephen l..
Farrar. Jr Mrs r. H Jones.
Miss Mary jefferson. Miss Frances
Evans, Mrs M M dcKrafit Mrs
W. D Barr, Mrs. Harry Marlowe
and Mrs. j B Mason.
The Rev and Mrs John Howard
of Hampton. and her sister. Mrs.
william Murray, Of Richmond. were
III Amelia during the holidays.
Mrs. George O. Hardy. III. and
children. spent several days dur
ing the holidays With her parents.
Mn and Mrs. c. Z. Elicit. at Jen-
nings Ordinary
Baltzlcys Visit
Mrs. Warren Baltzley, and two
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-10
Amelia

Mrs. H. H. Conner is spending
the winter IN Sarasota, Fla. where
she is visiting friends.
Mrs. J. W. Thurber was the
guest Of her sister and brother-in-
law. Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Minter. in
Front Royal during the holidays
Mrs. Miriam Moorcficld spent
the holidays visiting her mother.
Mrs. E. f. Workman. and her sis
ter. Mrs, Paul Orr, at their home
in Bristol. Tenn.
Mrs William Mayor. of Airing
ton, spent two days with her father
Chaffin Hundlcy.
Swans Leave
Mrs. John l.. Swami. and family
have returned to Lynchburg after
a holiday visit with her father,
Franklin B. Jones.
Miss Lucille Wilkinson. of Rich
mond. is spending some time with
her sister, Mrs. Philip S. Wood
Mrs. A. D. Sydnor has returned
TO her home at Mannboro after a
visit with her daughter. Mrs Rob
crt Ludwig, and family at Silver
Springs. Md
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart r. TONNES
celebrated their fifteenth wedding
anniversary December %. Their
guests were Mr. ard Mrs. A l..
Knight. Jr, Of Boykins. her sister.
Mn and Mrs. Ben kincannon. and
family, Of Richmond. another sis
ter. and her slster-n-law. Mrs.
James Southall and family Of Je-
tersvllle
Miss SouthaIl Visits
Miss Eliza Southall was thex guest
OF Miss Ann Braxton III Chase
City last week end Miss Braxton
: returned home With her last Mon
day for visit, leaving on Thursday
Guests of Mrs. Stephen 0. South
all over the holidays were her sis
ter Miss Lucy H. Wood. Of Rich
nond. her son, Stephen 0 South
all. Jr,, Of Wilson. N c.. and
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-10
HowardsyilIc

The frst meeting for TIE new
year was held Ii George Lodge M.
81 Ar ana AM III thc Masonic
Han Saturday night And q " Al
ans was installed .worshipful mas
fer On December n.
Mr. and Mr. l. r Boggs Of
Buckroe Beach spent Christmas
with MI and Mrs w l. Burcher
John Moore has been visiting his
mother who is III in Atlanta Ga
Miss Betty Brown has been visit
ing her uncle and aunt, Mr. and
MIS- Russell Taylor near Scots
VILE
Nj and MIS- Charles Bryant and
daughter Of Hopcwell. visited MI
and Mrs Ct n Brown
sam Cunningham, 81 Gladstone
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-10
Bethlehem

Misses Rosalic Gear. Mary Dodd
and jeanette Metcalf returned 10
their studies AT Longwood College
on Monday after spending the holi-
days with their parents
Mr.. and MIS- Harold Dodd and
Mary Meta. of Greensboro. N. G.
and Mr. and Mrs. w b Adams.
OF Danvillc. spent the week end
with their parents Mr. and Mrs
Emmett Dodd
MISS Hazel Tcmplcton. Of Alex
andria. spent The holidays With hen
parents. Mr. and Mrs N J Tenn
pleton.
Mr. and Mrs CLYDE Thackston
Visited M and MIS- Henry -hack
stons AT kcnblIdgc Sunday
Mrs. Allen Young Of Alexandra
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Young and
Allen Lee Young, Of Richmond
visited Mr. and Mrs. r T. Young
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Mckay. Of
Farmvllle, visited her parents. Mr.
and MRS NJ G Jordan, Sunday
Mrs. c p Thackston and N J
Tcmpleton visited their SISTER. Mrs
Charlie Arlington, who is a patient
IN Virginia Baptist Hospital IN
Lynchburg. on Friday
Miss Beverly Kelser student
al Madison College. IS with her par
cnts for a few DAYS after spending
some Of the holidays with hcr
brother. Tucker. Of Boston. Mass
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-10

Mfs II. i. core of iauAnoia
NAV Canton. Nas recent lunch
eon Rilcst af Mfs II q williams.
MT ANA Mrs ] Francis west
Weyc recent dinner guests " Mr
ana Mrs Wayne Dawson. Of Dill
wyn
Mts HI d Williams MISS Mar
gaIet ELAN. and Mrs y \ Cole
were iii charlottesville this week
MIS- Charles A Stone. of SCOTS
Vine. was 4 Sunday guest n me
Agee- Williams home.
New Year day guests Of Mrs
s = Harris were her children
Miss Evelyn Harris. Of Cumbe. and,
Mr. and Mrs W p Morton Of
Richmond and Mr. and Mrs Frank
Harris and daughter. Marie OF
South Hill
After cajoyine the New Year
day matinee Of Around the World
IN 80 Days" IN Richmond MI and
Mrs. J Francis West were dinner
guests Of Misses Eula Jane and
Estelle Armstrong 81 Richmond
Recent dinner guests Of Nh and
Mrs r @ Williams were Nh and
Mrs William Aecc and Mr and
Mrs Marshall Arcc and daughters
NJ Richmond
Nm. alta Mry J Francis West
Wi'h 'Mr ana Mis- r \ Woinicki
cl Dillwyn enjoyed the Broadway
staee hit "No Tine for Sergeants
Which playe4 II the Mosque il Rich
nond Oh January Z and Z.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-10
NEWMAN CHEVROLET
SALES CORP.

q 3rd 81 Phone r
Farmylllc Va.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-10
Miss MabIc Cooke
Makes Deans Lisa

Mable Cooke daughter Of Arthur
Cooke Of Cartersyllc has made
the deans hist al Medical College
Of Virginia School Of Nursing fol
the first quarter She is also VICE
president q the freshman class and
was an honor graduate al Cumber
Land High School last juno
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-10
THE FARMvIIIE (va) HERALD FRIDAY, JANUARY TO- 1858

Ruth McGhee, Of Richmond Mi
and Mrs. Dave McGehee Miss
MARY Jane McGehce and Rev ana
Mrs. J s King
Mrs Vrceland ana Mlss Anne
McGchce were dinner guests ot
Mr. and MIS- Wine COOKE NJ Tnas-
day.
The Abilene McGehecs were am
ner guests Of Mr. and MIS- Dave
McGehec Friday
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-10

The Armed Forces give TOP pii-
ority 70 training for high-school
graduates II some cases young
men with below average cduca
lional qualifications viii not oven
be accepted for enlistment
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-10
TAYLOR-FORBES COMPANY

Dodge TOLERATED. Trucks
Dodge Passenger Cars
Plymouth Cars
293 w Bird St Phone .
FarmvlIe Va
The Supai weekly news., 1958-01-03
Smai , Ari 20 ma

It started raining eprly this morning end
when got uo this morning here was snow
the Red wills
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert Niller left Spai yes
terday afternoon for Flagstaff. With
them went Gene Jones and Janice Sinyella
who went AS far IS Williams where Juan and
Nora picket them no. The lillers have
been guests Of the Chambers for p week.
Mr.. FILLER had his little boy, Danny the
puppet, perform for the Chi 1dren. Little
Roland Nenakaja ii t like him End said
he Was going home.
Hardy Jones is hauling kerosene for the
Store this week.
We had planned p party for New Yeor' sEve
but We ha6 trouble wi tn the Ii ght Plant
and had to potp0na it until some other
time. Mrs. Collins and Patsy hurri ed a.
round to ell the houses TUESDAY evening
to tell people not to cone; they gave out
the Chri stnas stocking to all the children
These stockings were sent by the Grand
Canyon CorI2uni ty Council bu* didn't arrive
in time for the Chri strps dinner.
At nj nj ght IN NV ar's I've it sounded
like war had started IS eli the felloWs
shot their rifles end pistols. About
P.N. Mr. Collins, Mr.. Miller, Mr.. Chambers
Mrs. Ail13r, Mrs. Collins, end Patsy went
up on the rocks above Fosters house and
put on a short fireworks Iii spl ay for every
one. The sky rockets were beautiful and
SC were the Roman Candles. We vi sh We had
had more; rayb W. will next year
The Supai weekly news., 1958-01-03
The Sup Awe ekly News
January J, 1858
Birthdays

Edward Hami DIRE ....... January 18th;
Margaret A. Hami dreek. January 9Th;
Claudina Hanna. January 19, 80
Gilbert Marshall. January 3rd;
Lorena Marshall. January 9Th;
Chuck Putesoy. January 7th:
Little Alberta Paya. January J, '53
Wayne Sinyel1a. January 18th:
Pauline Ti1ousi. January nth;
Ruth Uqualla. January 9Th;
Mark Hanna left supai December 27th; he is
up in Peach Springs singing for Arthur
Walker.
Lee Mar shall, Daniel ska, Reed Watahomi-
gle and some Of the other men went up to
lioqui "ank December 28th to sell some
cattle. They came home Sunday evening.
Hami ton Grounds went up to Peach Springs
last Tuesday wi tn the Nail Truck.
All the leaves are off the trees except
for few; it is fun to walk through them.
MIR. Ebert Miller hiked up to Hilltop Sun
day morning early so he could preach in
Peach Springs that day. He returned to
Supai on Monday SO he could spend New
Yeers Eve wi tn his wife and the many
other friends he has down here.
MIR. and Mrs. Lee, Of SILT Lake City, Utah,
hiked to Supai Sunday end stayed in the
Old Lodge for couple Of nights. They
walked out Tuesday morning.
Floyd Putesoy left for town Tue sdey MORN
ing, Dec. 31st. wi tn the Mail Truck.
Did you see the badges the Christmas dinner
cooks wore7 They had pins and red pieces
of cloth on their shirts.
We forgot to mention that Mrs. Florence
Mar shall announced each number the
Church Chri stmas Program. This is the
second year she he's done it end she is e.
good MAS er of Ceremonies"
The Supai weekly news., 1958-01-03

It started raining eprly this morning end
when We got no this morning here was snow
on the Red vel Is!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-08
Penn-Texus Fucinq
New Proxy Bottle

NEW YORK, April 8 R.-
Another proxy fight for control
Of diSSension-ridden Penn
Texas Corp. broke out today.
Harris J. Klein. chairman OF
a clean house" stockholders
committee. said his group will
solicit proxies for the May s
annual meeting.
Penn-Texas. q holding COM
pany with widespread indus
trial interests ranging from coal
mining to warehousing, has
been involved in a number of
proxy contests in the last two
years. In February Leopold D.
Silberstein. who put together
the company in its present
form. stepped down from board
chairman to president and was
stripped Of almost all executive
powers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-08
Admiral Sues Zenith
Over Use of Patents

CHICAGO. April 8 (R).-Ad-
miral Corp. yesterday sued
Zenith Radio Corp. alleging in
fringement Of Admiral phono-
graph patents and malicious
acts Of unfair competition. The
suit wa sin reply to one fled
by Zenith in February. Zenith
accused Admiral Of infringing
upon Zenith's patent on a wire
less remote control system Of
tuning a television receiver.
Admiral asked treble dam
ages and an injunction against
Zenith to halt further alleged
violation of two Admiral pat
ents covering photograph rec
ord player spindles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-08
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. April 8 N. Major
dealers stayed pretty wei on the
sidelines during early BOARD Of Trade
transActtona today AZ QElees stalled ct
or near the previous. Closes
Traders said there were almost no
pits in the absence Of any ovsrnisht
EXPORT business or other Influences
Corn started on weak for the FIRST
time in q week Of successive daily
gains. Some dealers said the grain
appeared to have exhausted Its recent
bullish influences and that new in
eentives were needed all along the line
49, Vas unclaimed han. e cents q 6ushel
= lower. May 81 22Js: oats y TO Il
higher May 66is; rye - lower to "
higher, May Sl.32: soybeans 70 to II
lower. May s2.27ss: lard . to ~ cents
. hundred lbs lower. May $500.
The bill TO extend the 1887 Govern
which President Eisenhower vetoed .
week ago. has popped back into trade
consideration again. at least among
some dealers.
Debate was renewed with the state
ment yesterday by Chairman Ellender.
Of the Senate Agriculture Committee.
that there Is q good possibility the veto
can be overridden In the Senate after
the Senators hear from farmers in their
States during the present Easter recess.
Government corn sales Tor export
Of non-storable grain BY the Kansas
City once Of the Commodity Stabili-
zation Service. The prices ranged from
Si.21A bushel to Sl34at for the
corn delivered at Kansas CITY. st.
Louis and St. Joseph. Mo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-08
Stocks Gain
FraictionaI|y;;
Trading Firm

NEW YORK. April 8 Up
The stock market snapped out
of its losing mood in moderate
trading early this afternoon.
Pivotal issues advanced frac-
tons to around a point.
Steels rebounded from their
drop yesterday. Nonferrous
metals, chemicals. rails and
most aircraftS also moved
higher.
The Government reported
that unemployment rose by
1000 in March and steel out
put was at a nine-year low for
normal periods.
Lorillard fluctuated in a mar
row range prior to the eagerly
awaited word on first-quarter
earnings. News that first-quar-
ter profit was of from the 1857
final quarter brought an abrupt
drop Of more than 2 points.
Then 1t partially recovered.
Corporate bonds were steady.
Government bonds were firm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-08
Editor Sees
Pickup Signs
In October

NEW YORK, April 8 R.-
The economy should start NOV.
ing out Of the recession by DC.
tober or a bit later, Tom Camp
bell, editor in-chief of the Iror
Age, said today.
In an address prepared for 9
meeting Of the Sales Executives
Club Of New York. Mr.. Camp
bell said most Of the recession
Is concentrated in heavy indus
try.
Mr.. Campbell said the ragged
jagged bottom Of the metal.
working recession will last fol
several months, to be followed
by a slow upward trend.
1t makes no sense to shield
statesmen from bad business
news. he said.
There is an idea being fos-
tered by some these days thai
statesmen and their managers
should stick their heads in the
sand and read no bad news
see no bad news and talk NJ
bad news. That's for the bird.
but even they won't subscribe
to anything so asinine.
Those in the sales game
who can't take the bad news
and use 1t as a prod to gel
more business. to change theil
own habits and to get needed
experience ought to get an.
other job. And when they looh
for that job 1t should havy
no threat to security, no hare
work. no thinking. no match.
ing Of wits. no reading or talk.
ing. The only state I car
think of for such a job is K
be dead"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-08
BUSINESS
BRIEFS
Business Failures in the week

Business Failures in the week
ended April 3 totaled 352 COM
pared with 327 in the previous
week and 23l in the like week
a year ago. Dun g. Brad
street.
Rockwell Mfg. Co. reported
first quarter shipments fell
20% from $2S. 100000 in 1857
to $22.500,0O0 this year. Orders
were down 241o from $50, $780,
600 to $23.10O.000.
Admiral Corp. reported an
experimental price cut on its
most popular radio receiver has
produced an unprecedented
rush Of orders.
Blair Holdings Corp. stock
holders voted to change the
firms name to Pepsi Cola
United Bottlers. Inc.
p. Lorillard Co. reported first
quarter sales VIII exceed the
final period Of 1887, when a
total Of $l02,514.305 was posted
Philip Morris. Inc, reported
first quarter sales gained "A
per cent over a year ago.
Amer. Cement Corp. in year
ended December 81 earned
So. 44S.919 or $1.97 a share VS..
$l0.1S7.107 or $2.3o in 1856.
Northwest Airlines in year
ended December 81 earned
$4.818.97l or 1886 a share VS..
$3.225.595 or $2.18 in 1856.
CongOleum-Nairn, Inc, in
year ended December 81 had a
loss Of $717.123 VS.. earnings of
$728. 1888 or SO cents in 1856.
Mission Development in year
ended December 81 had q loss
Of $55.l66 vs.. a loss Of $25. 0S9
in 1856.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-08
Payro'||s Cut
SIS Billion
By Recession
By the Associated Press

Recession layoffs resulted II
a loss to the economy Of $l.s
billion in wages and salarie.
paid by private industry from
August 1857. through February
1858. the National Industrial
Conference Board estimated
yesterday.
The board said that about
80 per cent Of the loss has
been Offset by increases in un'
employment benefits.
The board said private pay
rolls totaled a record $l6.8 bill
lion in August 1857. and de-
clined "a per cent by February
to 1852 billion.
In the 1919 recession, the de.
cline from the peak payroll
to the low months was SO pei
cent and in 1854 the cror
amounted to 3.S per cent.
Private payrolls were about
$40 billion in September 1913
and almost $l4 billion in July
1858. just before the 1854 re-
cession.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-08
Prices Cut 1922

NEW YORK. April 8 (P.-
International Paper Co. re-
duced prices about 10 per cent
on the West Coast for Kraft
liner board and corrugating
materials. The cuts were made
to bring prices in line with To-
cal competition. A week ago,
similar cuts were made by
Fibreboard Paper Products
Corp.