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The Nome nugget., 1958-03-31
Judy Garland In Hassle Over $4O,OOO Wages With Night Club Owner

NEW YORK, LR n Judy Gar land sang Life is just bowl of cherries" at a Brooklyn night club last night, told the audience she had a terrible case of lar yngitis" and walked off the stage.
 Tt doesn't matter anyway" :" she said, referring to the laryn- gitis, "because I've been fired"
 She had appeared at the Town and Country more than an hour late.
 Ben Maksik, owner of the club, said he advanced Miss Garland S40,OO0 before she arrived here. The singer and her husband, Sid Luft, whom she sued for divorce March 4 in California, denied they receivd $40,000 from Maksik.
 Yesterday afternoon, Miss Gar land said, she called Maksik to ask for money, saying there was no food in her house. Maksik refused, Miss Garland added. The owner denied this.
 Maksik said he signed the singer for a 312 week engage ment at $25,O00 week. She opened March 20 to good notices.
The Nome nugget., 1958-03-31
Sack Dresses Must Have Been Designed By Woman Hater"

LOUISVILLE, Ky, R-Por- trait photographer Tony Wichers believes the sack dress must have been designed by someone who hated women"
 "I mean someone would have to hate women to hide something as beautiful as the female body in a bag" the Topeka, Kan, photographer told meeting of the Kentucky Professional Pho tographers Assn. yesterday.
The Nome nugget., 1958-03-31
Joseph Egelik Charged With ManSlaughter In Death of GolOvin Man

Joseph Egelik of Golovin is being held on a charge of man slaughter. The body of Tommy Amoktoolik was brought in from Golovin and an autopsy is being held today. Egelik is alleged to have killed Amoktoolik with his fists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-20
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

RAMBLER 'SB 4-door sta. wag.;
auto. trans, r. and h.. beaut. red
and white finish, In immae. eond. =.
full price only So05: can finance
with si45 down.
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
400 o.. Ave. ia, 9-2aO0-aaO4
RAAfBLKRs--We have IN stock a
nice selection of used Ramblers.
station wagons. hArdtous, aedans
and e-doors. Choice Of transmits
sions. All reasonably priced.
CROSSROADS RAMBLER
(FoRMERLY FAIRFAX NASH
o902 Seminary I'd.
At Baileys Crossroads. 2 Miles
East OF Corners shopping Center
u. $4,000 open I'll y
RAMBLER 80 Custom Cross Coun-
try station wagon; automatic;
ss5'~ OWNER, 81. s.sSSe. -
RENAULT 1857 Dauphine 4-dr, /;
like new IN tyerg respect: 81 ,2nB.
JET ENGLISH FORD, 1884 Pa,
ave. Sc, II, $4,000.
ROLLS ROYCE '5s 4-dr. sedan
equipped. FLOOD PONTIAC. 422i
Conn, ave,
ONLY AT BANNING'S
sIMcA "a; tins economical trans
BANNING & SONS
$500 Baltic. Ave. Hyetts, Nd
UN. 4-9b50 Open I'll
sTUDEBAKER '55 4-dr,; SS75
1mmae. cond. FLOOD PONTIAC
300 Wis. ave.
sTUDE. '5a hit. "6" sports cpe.
and h.. new paint; excel. cond
S695. Wo. 6-26S2.
STUgRE,, ~ 5S S EoUS s ;9st new 9, tires
sTUDE. 1850 2-dr.: h., Cd; good
body. motor: $3.50. 1920 GARFIELD
NV, go pm. 81
lsTUDEBAKER '53 Cmdr, 5-passen-
ger sport coupe; exceptionally lev
mileage; loaded with extras; like
new r. b., Wv. tires, auto
sell for only secs.
KAPLAN & CRAWFORD
1901 cO oPsA S'i b3ArLy S sAS a-0Oi'
THUNDERBIRD 1858 hardtop;
polar white, de luxe leather In
terror, equipped with power steer,
ing and brakes, cleo. windows and
seat, Fordomatic, etc, like new
S3,90b.
Suburban Cadillac Odds Co
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER /,
Open Every Evening Til 9 Pm.
THUNDERBIRD '55 Fordor: r. ant
h., full power; beaut. black nm
ish; driven Onls 10000 miles
CAVE FORD
4Sl4 Elm St., Bethesda, Nd,
OIL. 6-S200 OIL. $500
THUNDERBIRD $50 hardtop: YER
clean; knock on wire wheels
S2,3S7. JACK PRY, 1918 Conn
ave.
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AUrOMoBILEs ron SALE

PLYMOUTH "a 2-doori 7. and H..
motor excel. must sell By 9atur-
day. OV, 3-3a0S.
PLYMOUTH 'b5 Belyedere VS. A.
bsaut, tlra1clse and black
finish, with matching int., runs
terTInc; full price only s7l5.
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
4l00 GA. Ave, IA. 0.snOo.2a04
poNTIAcs-l95s company ofhelal
cars and saleamen'e display cars,
You save q lot on. these fully
equipped sedans, Catalinaa. Bonnie
vllles and eonvertibles; up %
81 900 on: neW-ear warranty,
Also he brand-new Vauxhall. the
gas-saving economy car
We also lease with fnll mainte-
provide many savings and con-
venienees for YOU WIS not call
today for full information.
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sTUDEBAKER $50 cmdr, 5-passen-
ger sport coupe; exceptionally lew
mileage; loaded with extras; like
new; r.. h., Wv. tires. auto,
trans. beaut. 2-tone. Priced to
sell for only s695,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-20

THUNDERBIRD 1858 hardtop;
polar white, de luxe leather In
terror. equipped with power steer
ing and brakes, cleo. windows and
seat, Fordomatic, etc, like new;
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

MERCURY SO Montclair 4-door
hardtop: power steerinG, power
heater. extra clean; low mileage;
bank-rate terms: S1,T95.
wheel ER. INC, CHRYSLER CITY
WHEELMOBILE ONEaOWNER CARS
1900 WISCONSIN NV, EN-, 2-l020
MERCURY '63 sport sedan; iet-
black finish; r. and H. Mereot
RnhpsssstTsSSgsy0SASrpv. sTTTpps
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AuToMOBlLEs FOR SALE

wSite. new Convertible top. low
mileagei excel. eond. CAN CIR.
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FORD SO Ranch Wagon; auto.
tranm., Wv. tires. r. and H.,
5000 miles: pvt. owner, 10. D.
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Jack Blank Pontiac
ApTAnN

FORD 'B4 Fordor. dark blue, r.
and h; low MILEAGE; ready 70 go;
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RAMBLER IS 4.door sta. wag.;
auto. trans, I. and h.. beaut. red
/ and white finish, In immae. eond,.
t n,A p s4ss ONLY S6vs $500 can finance
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CAVE FORD

4sl4 Elm st., Bethesda, Nd
OIL. 6-s200 OIL. 6-S20S
THUNDERBIRD $50 hardtop; very
S2'SS7. JACK PRY, 1918 Conn.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


ANS Blad sEbETs Rd xP. 7-2pee
MERCURY '5s hardtop: beautiful
speeial 5000.
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FORD 1857 VS. Country SEDAN
Fordor, 0-pass., 2-tone green and
cream finish. Fordomatie, J. and
r.. Wv. tires etc. Sl.0D5,
low down payment on Approyed
credit. DONALD MoIQks' 40
Hla. ave. n.e., NE. S-ODOO.
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1887 irving st. NV, AD a-s5oo
FAMOUS ron PONTIAC SERVICE
A Name You Can Trust
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CROSsROADs RAMBLER
tFoRMERLY RAIREAx NAsHl

UHUE summary 10.
At Baileys Crossroads. 2 Miles
East OF 4 Corners Shopping Center
JR. $4,000 Open TIL 8
RAMBLER $50 Custom Cross Coun-
try station wagon; automatic:
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1901 n. !. Ave. WA, 1-IOOO
PACKARD 55 Caribbean con-
vertible, full power equipment,
radio. heater, automatic drive,
Wv. tires, 2-tone white and
blue; very clean: bank-rate terms;
WHEELER, INC, cHRYsLER CITY
WHEELMOBILE ONE-OWNER CARS
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ROLLS ROYCE '5S 4-dr. sedan |.
saS fiiaSSd Mn;cSoD AZ PoS fHhSi sssi
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC 'bs 4-dr. hardtop, $4,000
Under 1000 miles. Fully equipped
FLOOD PONTIAC. 1921 Conn. ave
PONTIAC '56 CATALINA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-20

IlANfBfKRs--We have IN stock d
nice selection Of used Ramblers,
station wagons. hArdtQus, aedans
and 9-doors. Choice OF transmits
sions. All reasonably priced.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE


s7i5 BladensbSrs I'd. AP. z.aa2G
PACKARD IS Patrician. 4-dr. 80.
dan. auto. trans, r, and h.. powel
steering, brakes, seats and VIM
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TRIUMPHS

VOI.KsWAGENs; 5 % choose froml
.S ssSs S Ss JACK Si PRg is s,h q sn snss
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4Out of 5 Companies
Report Lower Profits

So far SIC corporations have
reported their FIRST ak months
earnings. OF these AIT show
declines from the FIRST half Of
1857, some sharp ones.
And 80 Of them operated at
q net loss. compared with Is
In that fix q year ago. The
Treasury not only win lose on
collections from the 80. but
these companies win have tar
losses 10 Offset future earnings
when making up income tar
returns.
But a stable number Of the
SIC show that profits turned
upward significantly In the
April-May-June quarter. and
many others feel that the low
point has been reached. In the
February March quar-
ter earnings Of $50 corpora
tons were OF 80 per cent from
the previous year.
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RetoiI Buying
Shows increase
NEW YORK Anr. 1 "a

NEW YORK. Aug. up. -
Spurred by sales promotions
consumers stepped up buying
lOf summer apparel, metal fur
niture. linens and air condi-
TONERS in the week ended Wed
nesday, Dun g. Bradstreet, Inc
reported today.
Total retail sales slightly ex-
ceeded those of a year ago
Dollar volume was unchanged
to 4 per cent higher, according
to spot estimates.
Continued hot weather again
boosted sales Of air conditioners
and fans to a level slightly
above a year ago. Purchases
of refrigerators and laundrs
equipment slipped just under
1857 levels. Although sales OF
lawn tables and chairs picked
up during the week, total furni-
ture sales failed to equal those
Of last year.
Apparel stores reported SUBJ
stantial gains from a year age
in sale Of women's summer
dresses and sportswear. Volume
in fall dresses. furs and coats
matched that Of a year ago
There were moderate gains for
mems summer suits, sportswear
and beachwear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-01
Reynolds Roises
Aluminium Price

NEW YORK, Aug. R).-
Reynolds Metals Co., the coun-
try's second largest producer Of
aluminium. today increased the
price for primary metal seven
tenths Of a cent pound, bring
ing the price to 24.7 cents a
pound.
The increase. effective imme-
diately. matched the raise an
nounced yesterday by Alumi-
mum Co. Of America, the largest
producer. to take effect today.
Reynolds, like Alcoa, blamed
the increase on higher wage
rates which went into effect in
the industry today under the
final year Of a three-year labor
contract.
Ofilcials of Kaiser Aluminium
& Chemical Corp. third largest
producer. we're still studying
the question.
Aluminium, Ltd, big Cana
dian producer, also had yet to
take action. Its wage increase
goes into effect September /.
Odmet Corp, jointly owned
by Olin Mathieson Chemical
Corp. and Revere Copper and
Brass Co., said it was increas-
ing prices Of fabricated alumi~
mum products proportionate to
the OF Of a cent increase an
nounced by Reynolds and Alcoa
Two-thirds Of Ormet5s output
goes to Olin Mathieson and
the balance to Revere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-01
D. c. PRODUCE

Quotations supplied by the United
states Agriculture Department and
cover sales to $50 am. on less-than-
carload lots:
Rambos u. s. No, I, ga inches up.
800; W, va. la-bu. bkts' Duchess.
"a inches up, l.O0-l 80; Summer
Rambos. gu. 6kts., U. s, No. /. 3
Bansnss--4o.lb. ctns. cut, 5.2s-s.5o.
Cantaloupes-Calif, west Side sec
toni, Jumbo erts., ~. 4 50-5. 90. few
400; ordinary condition. ripe. So
RE2Is5 e sGaa' s ST q s eSnd
ton. . 0O-3 90. few poorer condition
b S;1o' hp RI packed e locally f2 .ss.s 90.
few 90, aeeerdinr to size and quality gty
4. 6G14 cH isIr quality. S.solis3.g9s..
oranges-Calif,. .valencias. ctns..
SIS 3ss, 4,50-5.OO; fair quality. $50
Psaf fsi7, no & By ,I s5t: ~ E0er! Is:
$50; Nd ls-bu bkts. Red Ravens,
U. S. Extra No. /. inches up, 200:
N. j.. 94.bu. bkts.. Jerseyland, no Grade
marks. 2 inches up, 2.25;. Va ctns..
BO-sOs' s.7b-S'oo; loss. ess-s so
Charleston Orsys and few congos, vari-
Gus sizes. per melon. 3O-5O.
VEGETABLES
ena1 beans--Bu. hprs. and bu bkts,
H. j. Valentines. 2OO-250; N. c..
Contenders, 2.00-2 rs; showing decay.
1.00-I25, Del. Valentines. irreeuiar
condition, some showing decay, SOL 30.
su cs ssts + J Hd p EoD si fy cS DEL
1851 90. poorer quality and condition
80 cents; open bu. bkts., Pa. packed
Selsry-P AS j le;ineh h, cEts, cain gt:
n. j.. ga doz.. a.oo-s.75; doz..
P.00-2.e5i Q doz.. $50; N. Y, 80
= corn@crts. yellow, mostly 5 don.
Me. 100; fair so GSIs sn holdovsr''
ordi nSIGs quality fti $1,000; Del.
bu bkts.. fair quality. $50.
Lettuce-Iceberg type, Calf. l9a-
:ines-Watsonville DISTRICT, etns.; 24s.
Followers. 1.O0-2 90: n j.. Eastern
Iceberg erts. 1es. SOL 90: Romano.
n j., ll9-bu, erts. and stns. 90
I.s5;, poorer s5-z5 cents; Big Boston.
poorer " y d 5asfsia f S5i % @'-i 90
otherwise statedJ. Calf. Yeiiows. large.
2.g0-2 25: N Z, Yelloys medium.
l.y3-l.4o; small size, LOO. Iekae,
medium. 200; oranos,. large. $50
275; White Boilers. 25-lb. sacksA2 90
225 Green, N. J.. -4s-bu.. crts.. 36s.
l.75-e 90; Ohio, 10-at. bktss 24s.
Potafoes-sO-lb. SACKS. unvashsd.
U. g. No. /. size A funless Otherwise
stated, Del. cobhlers 7b-1.0o; W..
cobblers, SSH 90: large size. 25-
loeb sacks. Ionsuhites. washed.
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SherafonSa
Up, Net Down

NEW YORK. Aug, / R.-
Sheraton Corp. Of America has
reported record sales. for the
fiscal year ended April 80 of
$l59.0l4,304 compared with the
previous peak Of $153.79l, 70l in
1857.
Net earnings declined to So
73l 1888 equal to 81 cents a share
from $4.747,881 or $l.03 q share
in the previous year.
In the annual report, Ernest
Henderson, president of the Az
unit coast-to-coast hotel chain,
said the decline in this years
earnings stemmed primarily
from the higher depreciation
reserves which the company set
up. coupled with some effects
Of the business recession.
The Sheraton chain in
cludes the Sheraton Carlton
and the Sheraton-Park in
Washington.)
Sheraton earnings before de-
probation and income taxes
we're $4,000, 72O, equal to SAT-
a share. in fiscal 1858 against
$2l ,450.640. or $4.65 a share, a
year ago. The company wrote
OF $l4.163,623 for depreciation
this year compared with $l1,-
.9l9.759 a year ago.
Sheraton's guest room busi-
ness was less affected by the
recession than other hotels, the
executive said. The Sheraton
occupancy rate, exclusive of re-
sort hotels. was 1874 per cent
compared with the latest ma
tional average Of STA per cent.
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Metals Lead
In Stock Rise;
Trading Brisk

NE WYORK. Aug R--
Aluminums and coppers paced
q stock market recovery today
In fairly active trading.
Aluminium price boosts an
nounced by Alcoa and Reynolds
metals spurred aluminium
shares. coppers were touched
on BY a price rise for the red
metal at the custom smelter
level.
Stocks IN these metal groups
advanced from l 10 around 3
points. Elsewhere IN the list.
leading issues posted gains Of
fractions 10 around a point. A
wide assortment Of small losses
remained from the markets
early irregularity.
The market was mixed AZ
the start and the ticker tape
fell behind transactions for
nine minutes as opening blocks
started 10 move.
Steels were either lower or
slightly changed following their
recent squirt on higher steel
prices. Rails and utilities were
mixed. oils and aircrafts made
some gains as did q few chemi-
Gals and other selected issues.
Alec added about three points.
Aluminium Ltd. Reynolds
Metals and Kaiser Aluminium
each moved forward well over
q point apiece.
Gains Of a point-plus were
posted by Kennecott and Ana
conda. International Nickels
rise was about q point.
American. Telephone rose well
over q point, touching q new
1858 high. in fairly active deal
ings.
Gains Of q point or better
we're made also by Eastman
Kodak. Union Carbide. Ameri-
can Cyanamid. Amerada and
Gamble Skogmo.
United Aircraft was on
around a point as was Pfizer.
Corporate bonds were irregu-
lar. United States government
bonds were mixed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-01
by SAM DAWSON
Aaaociated~ Prsaa Financial Writer

NEW YORK. Aus. l.-Profits
Of nearly four out Of 1--WE corr
porations took II on the chin
in the first half Of the year
for q knockdown Of % per
cent.
And the Treasury win suffer
q tax loss OF roughly similar
percentage in collecting from
corporate incomes.
But business entered the Sec
ond half Of the year on the
upbeat. And hopes are high
that earnings will rise now and
erase part Of 1855 decline
from lo57's net income after
taxes.
The Treasury shares this
hope as Its new estimates OF
total collections show II ex-
poets its share Of gross COR
porate earnings to top the FIRST
six months.
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Earnings

American Tobacco Co. re.
ported q gain in earnings for
the June quarter despite q dip
in sales. Earnings amounted
to $14,684,000. or $2.l3 a COM
mon share, vs.. SI3.i75,000 or
81 80 a share in the 1857 period.
Sales were S27e,83S,0O0 vs..
$3.50, 434, 900 in the 1857 quarter.
American Smelling 4 Rein.
Ing Co. reported a net profit Of
$7.55l, 200 or SLOT q share for
the 6 months ended June 30 vs..
$13,393.700 or S2.14 a share In
the 1857 period.
National Lead Co. reported
net earnings for the FIRST half
Of 1868 down to $40, $40, 545 or
S1.70 a share from S30.115.564
or $2.49 In the 1857 period.
Sales were 1922 ,05e,474 VS..
$2Sl,790.l27 in the 1887 period.
other earnings included:
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BUSINESS BRIEFS

Automobile Output this week
is estimated at 62,784 units
compared with $3.50 last week
and 1888 in the same week
of 1857. Truck output is esti-
mated at 1880 units compared
with 1885 last week end
20,3l5 in the like week Of
1957.-Automotive News.
Heavy Construction Contract
awards reported for the week
ended Monday declined to
1888 .OS2, 900 from 55,420 900
the previous week. The total
for the corresponding week Of
1857 was $4O1 ,045, 000.-Engi-
neering News-Record and Con-
struction Daily.
Department store Sales
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-01

across the Nation last week
were 3 per cent higher than
during the similar week Of
1857. Thus far this year dollar
volume is 2 per cent lower than
in the corresponding period Of
l957.-Federal Reserve Board.
General Motors Corp. Cal.
lery Chemical Co. and Thiokol
Chemical Corp. announced
jointly they have entered into
a working agreement to develop
advance devices in the field Of
guided missiles and space travel.
Loans TO Brokers and dealers
on other than u. S. Govern.
ment securities held by reserve
member banks in New York
City totaled 81 .005, 900. 900 We'd
nesday. This was a decrease
Of SAT million from the week
before and an increase Of sl3i
million from the year before
Federal Reserve Board.
Crude OIL Stocks, domestic
and foreign. were down to 24s.-
7S4. 900 barrels, the lowest level
since June. 1851, when stocks
we're 248.170.000 barrels. The
July 26 total was 2,936,00O
barrels below that for the pre-
ceding week.-Bureau Of Mines.
w. r. Grace & Co. has formed
a new subsidiary. Grace Elec-
tronic Chemicals, to act as
sales agent for international
MetalloidS Inc. Of Puerto Rico.
International Metalloids, also
controlled by Grace, is com.
pleting a plant for production
Of highly purified silicon which
is used in transistors and other
electronic devices.
DIR. Howard T. EngstrOm.
noted research scientist, is re-
turning to the Remington
Rand Univac Division Of SperTy
Rand Corp. as vice president
after serving as deputy direc-
tor Of the National Security
Agency.
Radio Corp. Of America has
bought the Princeton, N. j..
production plant Of Applied
Science Corp. RCA says it Will
use the plant for development
of satellite and space ship elec-
tronic systems
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-01
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. Aug. R--Improvec
growing weather brought out a coed
volume of liquidation, particularly in
corn and soybeans, in early dealings
today on the Board of TRADE.
Prices weakened all along the line
with the setback In both corn and
Soybeans running to as much as a cent
q bushel or more.
Dealers said commercial demand was
negiisible and thta the grains gen
orally lacked buying support In view
OF the five-day weather outlook for
more favorable conditions over much
OF the midwest.
The only export bushes was a small
amount OF oats through the Govern
ment export subsidy plan and sos .000
bushels OF corn.
wheat was a 10 ia cents q blshel
lower near the end OF the hrst hour
September S1.s5 "a; corn 70 to iss
lower, September SIPS %; oats 4
10 u lower, September 81 ;. rye. "a 10
ia lower. September 81 20. soybeans
/ to l7s lower, September S2.27 20,
lard 10 to II cents q hundred pounds
lover September Sl242.
The Government decision 20 extend
loan provisions to prout-damaaed and
high-moisture wheat was expected 70
have little effect on the market.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-01
Westinghouse Deal

BALTIMORE, August l up.
Westinghouse Electric Corp.
said yesterday it has received
contracts totaling s22 million
from the Navy to produce ship
board radio transmitters and
radar equipment. The work
will be done at Westinghouse
electronics division plant in
Baltimore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-01
N. Y. COTTON

Prices we're irregular in slow late
morning dealings Dealers lightened
commitments pending further con-
gressional action on the new farm bill.
An early squirt Of buying was q fol-
low-up to demand which started late
yesterday when agriculture secretary
Benson stated that price supports for
this years cotton crop may have 10
Be boosted
Noon prices we're 50 cents . bale
lover 70 cents higher than the
previous close. October 1881; Decem-
Der 1881 and March $685..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-01
N. Y. PRODUCE

NEW YORK. Aug. ~, fUsDAb -
Butter about steady Receipts 800 900.
Wholesale prices on bulk cartons
fresh. Creamery. % score (AAJ
5s94-59Is cents: o. score (A) 5sls-
$50 90 score lBl 57tz-5e
Cheese steady, prices unclaimed
Receipts 21b,OOO
wholesale eeg prices we're steady TO
firm Receipts 1900 (Wholesale
selling prices based on exchange and
other volume sales New York spot
quotations follow:
Includes Midwsstern--Nixed eolors.
Extras $3.50 lbsl 42Ia-44 extras
medium 1881; standards large 35-
30; checks 2e.29. Whites: Extras
(4s-5O lhsi 44-47. extras medium 10
.3s. Browns: Extras $3.50 lbsl as
includes nearby whites: Top quail
ity l4s-5O ibsJ 4ats-52z: mediums
aa-3Q: smalls 24is-25ts Browns:
Top quality 1850 Ibsl 5Oia-52M:
mediums 37-3s smalis 26-26is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-01

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l1;o0 am. 600 OoO Noon / $40 600
Loo p.m gro ooo 400 pm o 600 COO
Unit Of trading 10 shares OF sales in
full. Rates Of dividends ID the foreeo,ne
table are annual disbursements based on
the last quarterly or semi-annuai declara.
ton. Unless otherwise aoted. special Or
extra dividends are noi Included q Also
extra OF extras b Annual rate plus stock
dividend. d Declared OF paid IN 1857 pluS
stock dividend. Declared or paid 50 lar
this year. Payable W stock during Ia57
redistribution date Paid last scar.
Declared OF paid after stock dividend
OF splitup ( Declared OF paid this year
an accumulative issue with tlividends =,
arrearS . Paid this year. dividend
omitted, deferred OF 20 action taken al
last dividend meeting Declared o. pala
IN 1888 plus stock dividend PAYABLE IN
stock dnrine 1898. estimated cash value,
on exl1iyidsnd OF redistribution date
llqudating dividend. cid Called xEx
dividend x-dis Ex distribution n e
warrants. wd when Distributed vi When
issued nd Next day delivery. a IN bank.
ruptcy or receiyership OF being reOr.
canned under the BANKRUPTCY Act, ar
securities assumed hy such eompaniea