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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-08-14

Mr. and Mrs George Hilcman,
Mrs Margaret Rush and Carolc
were Sunday dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs Dale Rush and sons. Ac-
Cident
Mr.. and Mrs p. A. Schup Specrs
Hill Pa spent Sunday afternoon
with Mr. and Mrs. Z W. Shoe
maker
Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Friend
spent Saturday afternoon in Union
town, Pa shopping In the eve
ming they visited their nephew,
Gerald Green. of Allison. Pa, who
was just home from the hospital
rccuperating after being seriously
hurt while at work
Miss Thelma SchrOycr Balti-
more, was a Saturday overnight
guest of Sherry. Terry and Penny
Friend Thelma is spending sever
al weeks here at the home of her
grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Schroycr and with her uncle and
aunt. Mr. and Mrs Wade Schroycr.
Frank Teats was taken to Me
mortal hospital Cumberland. on
Tuesday, where he remains pa
tent
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Burnside
and son of HopWOod, Pa, were
Sunday afternoon callers at the
home of Miss Nellie Friend.
Mr.. and Mrs c. E. Fcarcr and
son Jimmy, YoungstoWn, o.. were
here over the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. r. II. Schlosnagle Miss
Rcbecca Schlosnagle returned to
her home here after weeks visit
in Ohio.
Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs
Ernest Friend were Mrs Ray Shuh-
rick and daughter Sandra South
Drive, Aliquippa. Pa, and Miss
Grace Cramblett, Weirton, Pa.
Sunday callers were Mr.. and Mrs.
G. Thomas Shields. Baltimore
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Schroycr
and children Kimberley Sue and
Dale. and Miss Thelma SchroyCr
visited Mr. and Mrs. Benny Frazee,
Frostburg, on Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Thomas
and children, and Mrs Margaret
Rush were Sunday evening callers
with Mr. and Mrs. Dean Rush and
family, Oak Hill.
Mrs Woodrow HENDERSON is a
patient in Sacred Heart hospital,
Cumberland.
Mrs Pearle Shultz and w. T.
Wade spent from Thursday until
Saturday in Charleston w Va,
with Mr. and Mrs Gerald Young,
md Nh, Wada'c Cictpr Sally Win
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-10
YOUR
MONEYS WORTH
Key: Foods and Services

ward, as you are fully aware
in recessions as well as exuber-
ant booms.
Even If slashes in food costs
this fall are translated into q
moderate decline in the overall
index, authorities feel the re-
lief will be only temporary and
the index will be on the way up
again in 1859.
For insurance on autos is
going up. disqualification
rates are climbing all over the
Nation now. Railroad fares
are being liked, so are bus
fares. Repair bills are more
costly and because we have so
many additional appliances we
use repair services more.
Rents and charges for utilities
are heading higher. Per-
sonal care in general is more
expensive. Costs of recrea-
ton are increasing, and we're
spending a larger chunk Of our
dollar for recreation. Hous-
ing costs aren't coming down,
nor are real estate taxes.
So it goes.
The dollar which bought 100
cents in the marketplsce in
1899 buys as cents Of those
goods today.
Aren't there ways to stop the
upswing?
No one has come up with any
new" answers that seem &C.
ceptable. A money squeez'
that would stop imitation b.
creating a real slump would no
be tolerated. Budget cuts anC
budget SURPRISES are far in thu
distance. A complete price:
wage-credit control system ism
even being discussed.
wen be lucky If We can holC
the avearge price rise to 2 to
per cent a year." one Govern
ment economist remarked t.
me this week.
Being that lucky" means
the 100 cents you earn today
will buy only 81 cents of goods
and services 10 years from
today.
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bI SYLVIA PORTER

1t is gross exaggeration tt
contend that the latest in
creaSes in steel and aluminium
prices are kicking OF a new
spiral in our cost Of living
We are in a long-term infia-
ton cycle; the odds are heavy
that our cost of living will bC
higher in August, 1859, thar
in August, 1858.
But the forces pushing uT
living costs go far beyond the
steel and aluminium industries
vital as these industries are
To put the new price increases
in perspective at the start:
All types Of durable goods
take only about 1914 cents Of
our total spending dollar. A
steel price rise averaging $4.5C
a ton will have a comparatively
minor impact on products alb
sorbing steel. Actually. de-
spite the headlines, Washing
ton price experts say fatty,
"There1l be no immediate
change in the consumer price
index resulting from these
moves"
If durable goods prices aren't
as important as most people
think to overall living cost
trends, what are the key fac.
tors? These:
The prices of foodS-whicl
take 1877 cents Of our dollar;
The prices of services anC
shelter-which absorb anothe,
giant 35.7 cents of our spend
ing dollar.
Food prices are heading TO
a seasonal drop this fall, ant
hopefully the drop will be BIZ
enough to offset price increase
in other areas. But the prob
ability is that whatever decline
in food costs are recorded a
1858 rolls on will be only sea
sonal.
Service costs are still heading
upward, and there are no sign
that the prolonged climb il
service prices is ending.
OF course, the steel-aluminun
price increases are part of TIT
imitation picture-but they arr
only part. The great story lie
in what has been happening Il
the prices Of the necessities
food. services and shelter.
Year after year since WorlC
War II prices have marched up
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-10
Stocks Gain
During Week
Despite JO|ts
BY WALTER BUssEwITZ
Annotated PreAa RlnAntlal Mriiar

Associated Press FINANCIAL Writer
NEW YORK, Aug. s.-The
stock market received a few
jolts from Washington and
others points this week but
managed TO post It's seventh
straight weekly advance.
Gains at the beginning and
end OF the week were enough 10
carry the Associated Press av-
erage 10 high ground for 1858.
The Associated Press aver
age OF so stocks rose 81 dur
ing the week 10 SlS5.s0. This.
incidentally. was the closing
average both Monday and
Friday and represented a high
In the index since July rs, 1857,
Key event Of the week was the
Federal Reserve Boards move
in lifting stock margins from
so TO 10 per cent. The board
clamped on the tighter rules
Monday night after a day in
which stocks scored the biggest
gains In seven months.
There were other develop
ments which brought caution
TO the market this week
President Eisenhower told his
news conference that business
should go easy on price in
creases or consumers would
rebel. Bonds dropped sharply.
Custom smelters, who raised
copper prices last week. can
celled the increases.
Getty Oil was the weeks
most active stock on the New
York Stock Exchange. up 2ss
at 20 on 2eQ500 shares. Amer
lean Motors was next. UP "a
at IS, followed by Penn Texas
up / at 77s; Schenley up q
at 30, and Royal Dutch up
lss at 67s.
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liam Roster. president Of the
firm. began In the film business
as q $50 q week apprentice. He
was discharged from the Ma
rlne Corps II years ago and
opened his own company Feb
ruary IS. 1855 as q one-man
business In a small rented shop.
Now his company is q stock
corporation. but he said none
has been put on the market 10
date.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-10
OVER COUNTER

The followina bid and asked prices
are obtained from the National Asso-
citation Of Securities Dealers, Inc, ana
other sources but are unofncial. They
they are intended as a guide to the
approximate range within which these
securities could have been sold tindi-
Gated nv the bid or bought tindi-
Gated BY the asked at the time Of
Of any quotation furnished on request
WASHINGTON AREA LIsiINGS
bUNJ1 do ASKED
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-10

for sound recording. they ex-
planned.
The big sound stage with adj
joining studio is an earmark
OF the new building. Acousti-
cally treated. both have 20-foot
ceilings.
The enterprise represents an
other Of Washington's success
stories. The company has been
two and a half years In opera
ton. Thirty-two-year-old VII
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-10

'unt Of TRADING 10 sasEes or sales IN full Rate.
saseo e Ss & sa9s are d
declaration Unless otherwise qoted special o. extra
Annual lae plls stock divroegd Declared o. psid
his wear PsysbIe n s,ocs nrns rs, 0I s1, 80 s
cash value on ssfiviaend o. eS;d'stIibuIion date
demo q! spitup Declared OF eaid this veaT, a.
aecumulstiye issue with dividends in arrears Paid
this dividend omitted deferred o. no action taken
a last dividend meeting Ipeclared o. paid in lssi
plus stock dividend PAYABLE IN stock DURING 1853
date vl!quidstins dividend cid Called vEx divI
out warrants WV With warrants wo When distributed
wi When issued nd Next day delivery q 10 bankruptcS
OF receiyeTship belnR reOrgan7ed under the Bank
rlpcy Act OF securities assumed by such COMPANIES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-10
Roster Film
Moves to Its
New Building

Roster Film Facilities, Inc.
yesterday announced 1t has
moved into its new custom
constructed building at l0l7
New Jersey avenue Sc.
The sl25. 900 two-Story struc-
ture affords facilities under one
roof for motion picture produc-
tons and laboratory services.
officials said. Furnished with
the latest equipment. 1t also
features Reevesound equipment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-10
COMMODITIES

NEW YORK. Aug. tAP) The
Associated Press index of rs important
commodities rose this week for the
fourth straight week.
Al 172 % the index compared with
l73.9l a week ago and 1871 % q year
age Industrials hit q new high and
the Grains and cotton segment a new
iow Food, livestock textiles and non
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-10

Rates Of dividends in the foregoing
table are annual disbursements based on
the last quarterly or semi-annual declara-
ton. Unless Otherwise noted, special or
extra dividends are not included, a Also
extra or extras, b Annual rate plus stock
dividend. d Declared or paid IN 1857 plus
stock dividend. epeclared Or paid 50 lar
estimated cash value on sx-divIdsnd or
ex-distribution date. Pad last year.
b Declared or paid after stock dividend
or splitup. K Declared or pad this year,
an accumulative issue with dividends In
arrears. p Paid this year, dividend
omitted, deferred or no action taken al
last dividend meeting. E Declared or
paid IN 1888 Plus stock dividend Pay
able IN stock SSElns 1883; estimsted cash
date y IQuidating dividend. cid Called.
Ex dividend. KIDS Ex Distribution
NJ EN rights. wv Without warrants
Wv With warrants. wd When distributed.
vi When issued. nd Next dav delivery
q In bankruptcy or receiVerShip or being
reorganized under the Bankruptcy Net,
or securities assumed b. such companies.
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Diario las Américas., 1958-08-20

RESULTADOS
Chicago 3; Cleveland Z
Boston s; New York 5
Baltimore 2; Washington l
Kansas City 4; Detroit l
LlGA
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-20

izquierdas que lie hicieron retroce-
der por todo Ell ring. Harris trasta-
billo al recibir una combination
de ambas manos, y en- seguida una
izquierda a la cabeza lie hizo dollar
las rodillas. No volvi6 a caer, pero
su estado r tai que en- ell descan-
so su second pidio la suspension de
la pelea.
Con esta, Patterson ha defendido
tres veces su titulo, que conquisto
en- noviembre de 1856 al nee
por knockout a Archie Moore. Ell
campeon ha ganado por knockout
Is de sus ultimas Is peleas.
Harris era invicto como pro!e-
sional, habiendo ganado % comba-
ties seguidos. No obstante, las
apuestas favorecian al campeon en-
proportion de 6 a l.
Patterson, Que no peleaba desde
hacia un ano, recibira una bolsa
garantizada de S210,000 y possible
mente mas. A Harris Sc lie han ga
I rantizado $500, 1000.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-20
MONTERREY FRENTE
A HONOLULU EN- la
PEQUENA SERlE

W~ILLIAMSPORT, PENNSYLVANIA,
agosto 19-(UPD-El equipo jul.
venil de beisbol Monterrey, cam
peon del ano pasado Sc %enfrentara
hoy al de Honolulu en- la vuelta
inaugural de la Pequena Serie Nun
dial que Sc disputara aqui.
Ell primer desafio del dia Sc jusa.
"a entire el equipo Darien, de Con-
necticut, y Ell Valley Field, de Que
bee, Canada. Ell Club Portland, de
oregon, y ell Kankakee, de Illinois,
Sc enfrentaran en- el ultimo en-.
cuentro de la vuelta inicial.
Los ganadores de los juegoS
MISUNDERSTANDING y Darien-Va-
LEY Field Sc enfrentaran el mier-
coles. Ell club Gadsen, de Alabama,
jugara contra ell ganador del desa-
flo entire Portland y Kankakee.
Ell jueves Sc jugara un partido
de consolation y Ell campeonato
Sc decidira ell viernes.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-20
Braves Esfdn Jugando
Ahora Mejor Baseball
LOS cAMPEoNEs De Ia AMERICANA HAN PERDDo ocHo De sUs ULTlMos ONCE
-PlZARRo Y BURDETTE GANARoN. - DETALLES

Connie johnson, de los Orioles
de Baltimore, lanzo un juego de
tres hits y produjo el sacrifice fly
que impulse la decisiva en- ell quin-
to. Brooks Robinson Sc deslizo en-
home con la del triunfo antes de
que llegara ell trio del camarero
Herb PlewS, que filde6 ell corto ba-
tazo de johnson en- ell right field.
Jim Lemon pego su home I'll 26
del ano. Russ Kemmerer fue ell
derrotado
Pitching de cuatro hits del ex
relevista Bonn Grim y home run de
tres carreras de Harry Chit ayuda-
ron a los AtleticoS a barrer con la
serie de tres juegos con los Tigres.
Hector Lopez, tambien jonroneo
al derrotado Paul Foytack.
I'm total de siete home runs Sc
conectaron en- ell desafio de Gil
gantes y Cubs, pero fue ell vigesi-
moprimero de Willie Mays con dos
embasados en- ell cuarto ell decisi-
vo. Ell batazo dio a San Francisco
ventaja de "a, tras 10 cual Ernie
Banks pego su homer mum. 38 del
ano cor uno embasado en- Ell seXto.
Bobby Thomson conecto dos mien-
tras Dale Long, Daryl Spencer y
Leon Wagner pegaban un cuadran-
gular cada uno.
Las dos victorias de los Reds
enviaron a los Piratas al tercer
puesto, nueve juegos del primer lu-
gar y hacerles olvidar de paso las
posibilidades championables que
tenian.
Jerry Lynch, de los Red, I'm ex
Pirata, fue ell que mas dano hizo
a sus antiques companeros. Su ter
Ger hit del juego de aperture en- ell
noveno actC, impulse la decisiva y
pego dos incogibles mas en- ell Sc
gundo, incluyendo I'm Quadrangle
lar de dos carreras. Joe Nuxhall
obtuvo su decimo triunfo en- ell Sc
gundo encuentro aun cuando per-
mitio dos batazos de cuatro esqui-
a de Dick Stuart y uno a Ro-
man Mejias. Tom Acker fUe ell ga
nador en- ell juego inicial.
Stan Musial pogo cuatro hits
mientras Ken Boyer y Del Ennis
impulsaban cada uno tres arrears
para ayudar a los Cardenales a ven
e a los Dodgers en- Ell iuego mi
cial. St. Louis pogo Is hits, inclu-
yendo home runs de Curt Filod y
Gene Freese, mientras ell relevista
Jim Brosnap Sc anota SUI octava vic.
toria.
Danny McDevitt, recien reclama.
do de las Memories, dejo a los Paja-
ros Rojos en- seis innings en- ell Sc.
gundo. Ell perdedor Sam Jones pom
cho a II en- 6.1-3 innings, pero per-
mitio cuadrangulares a Gil Hod-
ges, Charlie Neal y Joe Pignatano.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-20

Harris peleo valientemente, pero
de NADIA lie Valio. En- ell cuarto SUI
frio una herida en- la comisura del
ojo derecho, de la que sangro pro-
fusamente, y otro corte en- la sien
derecha en- ell quinto.
Ell retador Sangro tanto que en-
las postrimerias del encuentro los
pantalones de Patterson estaban
enrojecidos.
En- ell septimo round, Patterson
derribo a Harris por ocho segundos
con una derecha al mention. La
campana sono inmediatamente des-
pues de levantarse ell retador, y es
probable que lie haya salvado del
knock out.
En- ell octave asalto ell campeon,
hacienda un eXcc'""te juego de
cintura y bien prot do detras de
SUI guardia cast impcnet"a able, eau
so dos caidaS a Harris, derribando-
10 por 7 segundos con una combi-
nacion y de izquierdas y derechas y
por tres segundos con una derecha
a la cabeza.
Aunque debilitado por ell ince-
sante castigo a la cabeza y los for
tisimos golpes al cuerpo, Harris
siguio combatiendo valerosamente
lanzando jabs de izquierda a la ca
beza y entrando a veces con una
sorprendente derecha a la mis-
ma IONA.
Una derecha al cuerpo en- Ell de
elmo round hizo que Harris Sc afe-
rrara del campeon, que en- seguida
10 conmovio con una serie de gol-
pes de ambas manos a la cabeza.
Sin embargo, consiguio entrar con
dos buenas derechas, entire las acla-
maciones del publico, calculado en-
10000 personals.
Ell retador %sorprendio al luchar
de igual a igual en- ell onceno
rounds, pero en- los segundoS fina.
les recibi6 numerosos goIpes recios
a la cabeza.
AL principle del d%uodecimo, ell
campeon derribo a Harris, va ago.
tado, cor una derecha al mention.
Harris comenzo a levantarse a los
dos segundos, pero decide approve
char para. recuperarse algo y siguio
arrodillado hasta los nueve.
Tan pronto estuvo en- pie, Pat.
terson 10 despidio contra las cuer-
das o un gancho de izquierda y
luego con una serie de derechas e
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-20

o no, saldran hoy a practicar por
orden superior. 49,.
Todo luce color de rosa para los
Braves, quienes aver extendieron
su racha de triuufos seguidos a sic
tie, al vencer I'm par de veces a
los Phillies de Filadelfia por 81 y
Al.
Por otra parte, TODD luce negro
con los Yankees, que. perdieron
una decision de 6-5 ante ell Boston
Red Sox y ahora han perdido ocho
de sus ultimos II encuentros. Des-
de ell 2 de agosto, SUI ventaja ha
sido reducida de II juegos.
Ell schedule dice que los Yankees
tienen hoy ell dia libre. Casey STEM
gel piensa en- forma distinta. Or
demo hoy una practica a las diez
de la manana.
mo Sc que nos sucede" dijo,
"pero voy a averiguarlo pronto'.
De ~cualquier forma, los Medals
Blancas de Chicago, %ocupantes del
segundo lugar, todavia cor la es-
peranza de ~alcanzar a los newyor-
quinos, ganaron su 50 juego Sc
guido al veneer a los Indios del
Cleveland por 3-2. Baltimore supe-
ro al Washington por 81 y Kansas
City lie game al Detroit por Al.
San Francisco paso a ocupar ell
segundo lugar en- la Liga Nacional
con triunfo de So sobre ell Chica-
60 Cincinnati barrie con ell doble
juego al Pittsburgh 4-3 y IA. Men
tras Los Angeles dividian honores
al superar a los Cardenales del st.
Louis go en- ell segundo encuentro
tras perder ell primero 1877.
Ell pitching de cuatro hits de
Juan Pizarro y un cuadrangular
O las bases llenas de Frank To-
RE a Don Cardwell dio a los Bra
yes ell triunfo en- ell juego de aper-
tura y en- ell segundo, Lew Bur-
dette permitio solo cinco hits para
SUI decimatercera victoria. Yves Co.
vington pego SUI home run % del
ano y tambien anoto la decisiva
por perfecto squeeze play de John
ny Logan en- ell cuarto episode.
Seis home runs fueron conecta-
dos en- ell encuentro de Yankees
y Red Sox pero posiblemente 10
mas destacado fueron los cuatro
hits tres sencillos y un doble-
de Ted Williams, que elcv6 SUI pro-
medic a .316. Dick Gernert, Sam
my White y Don Guiding cada uno
jonroneo por ell Boston. Mickey
Mantle pego SUI numero 35 y Andy
Carey y ell emergente Don Larsen
tambien ionronearon. Con CORE
dores en- segunda y tercera en- ell
noveno. Lei Kelly fue llamado pa
ra salvar ell onceno triuntO de Ike
O'clock
Tn home run de Earl Barrey en-
ell octave inning a Jim Grant rom,
pi6 un empate d dos carreras en-
tire los White Sox e Indios. Ell Eur.
do Billy Pierce permiti6 nueve
hits al ltg"ar su d5cimotercer
Gul'o Grant suirio su dscimo re.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-20

LOS ANGELES, agosto 1s.-
(UPD-El campe6n mundial de to.
dos los pesos, Floyd Patterson, no
muy satisfecho con su victoria de
anoche por la via rapida contra su
deSafiante Roy Harris, declare
hoy: "quiero activar las cosss aho-
ra, de manera que podria defender
pronto ell titulo en- Gran Bretana."
Ell campeon cree que debio ha-
Der vencido a Su oponente antes
del decimosegundo a%salto, aunque
Ell nocaut por ell que Sc impuso a
Harris fue para este la primera de.
rrota en- % peleas. La victoria de
Floyd fue ell decimoquinto nocaut
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-20
Campe6n Patterson Anuneia que Defenders
Nuevamente su TltuIo en- e| P~resente Aho
Gunudor del Match Muchen Johunson sed U Proximo Rive


Descomento ell comPs6n con So Wie a la Iona en- Ell To-. Round. - No Pens6 que Hais
IHashu ell DUed6ime Episode. - En- Lendrs Sc EfeHuurd la Nueva Defense per ell Tfuo
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-20

REsULTADOS
Miami Sc. Buffalo IL
Richmond 80: Toronto 1-3
Columbus 7; Montreal 4
Havana rs; Rochester 90
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-20
Ernie Banks Heva ell hisnno
Paso de Babe" Ruth en- 1927

NEW YORK, agOstO Is. - En-.
ME Banks tOrpederO de los Ca
: ehorros de Chicago lleva actual.
Mente Ell mismo paso de jonro.
mes que llev6 Babe Ruth en- 1927
cuAndo estableci6 ell aun record
mundiaI de so cuadrangulares.
Banks peg6 Ell domingo su
jonr6n SO de la temporada y
Ruth conect6 SUI numero SO de
h campaiia en- 1927 ell dia II de
AsoSto, 10 que quiere decir que
.IIeva un pasO exactO hasta aho'
IA.
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ne Banks que realizar es formida
bic va que debera conectar ~
j~OnrOnes en- mes y IL dias que
.3Onrones en- l mes y IL dias que
quleda de tempOrada Official este
ahO.
En- 1927 Ruth cOnect6 II jon.