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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-18

cnEVnoLEr 81 81 Ar rlors
eoupe; nnished n smart lluII and
elsani sauippsd. .. and n. suio.
trans. pewsrful vs. snslns; tap-
snAliiy earl Saba. ssrma. Coo
warranty.
Chevy Chase Chevrolet
fla6 Wllconsln Ave. on. f-Itla
ca,Ysotnd .ss esi A.I s:as;.F.
nek ff.j i2's ~ W. x " 49, ~:
cllkv. - tmPaIa eonssFiI6.s:
pq4Fr GleerinE, brakes. No'a Win
white t9es Must b seen y ns
THACKER MOTORS
fnth and nj Ave. Nh. "a, e-etyo
CIV 10 f-df, ssdah; hni1hsd n
conservative itofE and l|4eE.
G1u|rI1d. aC0n1ui1ai U-rIL NuII|ts
ioD mechanical con1itlo4; 1IIee.
tlfms. CcC warranty. open nAi.
Chevy Chase Chevrolet
lgaE Wisconsin Ave on, f.lfia
cnEvkoLKf 'sS d iazs i-dr.s
ib.o0O miiss; nsv-esr eond.i si.-
fis,lkoaS54iaa, SEuf.S7sso pn soEo-
cnEvholkf 6e7y-6 l.dFI auto.
Z sss bx-s.sns.' l-'sa'' -
cl!nyhoin 1855 asdssE .ssse,:
tI0nIig, VS. engine powelaIide
, .s:I,'i aaar. sssis s.h sss': ssr
secular prics.
Ourisman-Mandell
Chevrolet
|a2ll Nichols Avs. n.K. In, a-iost
clIKVhoLKr IS station vason;
s ssssrs o s5,s1 Il .5ss's na ~ s1'si.
American Service Center
bes y. olche nd.. "A. T-7Ta1
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ouroRb aoioRs ja. s-asss
. ;s4 iiujeeilsL ;sSsB,s ~ =:
AUSTIN .s2 t.dl. sedan: extremely
ss5s. EookE toE6 iik6 soll
a nv. d. 1-tooo Open ewes
xgsfm,nkzEY 1858 FosesieTI il
the extfaa. oNnrl|enl cnnd, throuRh.
iSas bs sSS; s sSs, ~. III 1.A2SB
AUSTIN .ss Ear. sedan, sztlsmsll
q.trhaulsd hs our tIslRed Ipsrlsl.,
E! s9sas6SS H 6s.s . .s... "a s:.- DI
AUSTIN nKkLEx 10; .. and b.
KIRK MOTOR co.
saa1 wis. Ave. NV. IN, 2-4Bas
sSsa. ss, y saAso .les3l s3;sk sssgRos!
=. L.s' q s2 9.s3Ooli s't rem. ave
BUICK 1871 sedan immsc, $500
s ;iI m sS ~ u All. nj (
BUICK $50 Special copvs dyna.
power sieefinE and brakes, :. ant
n. beautiful Dover white. new
black tsp: entire ear me nsw
hoRNERy coRNrn
iii iy Yfgs s 81 NV l 81 1.''sa,
BUICK 1850 Little super custom
Dc luxe club coupe. D PASSENGER
well cared Tor. 6plcndid conl .
and H.. hydromatic drive. f11k
terma s3g down, xe2 mo. RoFEt
BUICK 'ss a-ar, hardtopi dYnsllo.
power brakes. power Window
power seats: beautiful hlaek-and
s,n s with VIII sSs SosS. 800 -
ROYAL MOTORS
400 oa. Ave, ia. a-9ooo-2o04
BUICK '6b Century hardtop; ma
room, power steering and bakea
1880 or 81 ear can Be full dow
payment: bank financed, lo'
monthly payments.
i. P. STEUART, INC.
34fh and BenninE NE. In. $500,
BUICK 'b4 hardtop convert; I
and h, auto, trans; real level
S1.0o6, sos down. McNnKL pom
TAG III Il. si Hs. Ky. :, *. S.ih cs soOO
BUICK 1857 special Riviera coupe
dynnfIow transmission, radio. heat
or: red and black finish. S1,oob.
IPOHANKA OLDS-FIA1
usED-cAR CENTRE
s Rsvhz ~ sp s. sni hD Snl. iJ rl szssl
BUICK 80 special black sedan
very eood mech. cond.: B 500
tires, excel. nnish, clean interior
Can "a an, 7.aa4 i..' covers $3.50
BUICK 'Sa SUPER hsra.ep; nlss .
This ear has been recondltloned
Sl07. E4KRaON 4 OnkE. Be
your BUICK pEALEH ele Rhod
Island ave. ne. Do. I-o1OO.
Buick 'S1 Special ds luxe biacl
sedan. excellent paint; clean I'm
terror, mechanically sound. wit
many miles Of transportation left
radio. heater. seat covers en-
dynafiow transmission. See you
BUICK DEALER, En1EHoON
oRME, o1o Rhode Island ave, ne
Do. 1880. Priced TO SELL 1897
BUICK .b7 RoadmsltsF 4-dr. hard
top; al power, dynanou. radi
and heater; many other extra
Sparklins black fInlsh. Like net
throughout. A barnain: 81 .1ot
LOGAN (UPT0WN FORD. 354
18th st. NV, To. 2-4100.
BUICK $50 Special Convertible
canary, black top; immac. through
out, Week end special S1,bbo
BELL MOTORS
500 wis. Ave. Wo. o-s00l
BUICK 'bl super hardtop; r. h
anto;:, hEhtt blue. red leather
BOWMAN
1900 Ga. Ave. NV. RA. 0-112
BUICK '54 super hardtop; $500
miles: !; snd n; eynai nsr e
De soTo-PEYMoUTH. u. 1850
BUICK Sc eapeE Rivisra: :. an
III h., dyna.; new car oono $40
N FALLS CHURCH Oh 0OTO-PLY
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n0ToRcYcIEs

cU1alIAN, b1III 1851 neU paint
s zoe ~ en- s.oi5i
cUtA44AN hagls Motefgcoeter: ful.
N eaulpped. l1W mlleassl pert,
rs. s-sisf q EU' a.sais' oA'''
HAD: lasr I s,s.l e .,s,,,g
Dsos'.. iissss6 ksssa. isIsnd AVE- WIZ ne
ssl,s; ..S P' ssii si':' s''s-a,' =
is Nd, .'ll.'; excsI. rond. com
ndiuaiahls fofk; $3.50. 10. b-l1hil
lass hoAtpN Twin, 600 Ell. en-
sss' sio6' cal ~. ssSs, -
LkkfhHki'fk ''ds lnks super sport
i7b ~ q hsrsl Ths all-nsu mIfaeil
from Milan. See this superiqI
~, Prices start a sssa tor isi
ALLIED MOTORS
100 en- a. NV. 60. s-lles
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'glc "a q s1 sss. 81 Fin hi sss:s
KIRK MQTOR co

KIRK MOTOR CO.
$3.50 wis. Ave, NV. M. 2-zb3s
BUICK 80 super nivisrs 4.aoo.
with black and white interior;
fully equipped, power steering,
power brakes, dynaflow transmits
sion, white-Wall tires. B-Z NE
Glass, baeking lights. etc. Neu-caz
appearance, full warranty, See
this beauty ct your Buick Dealer,
MMNRSON a oRME. $3.50 Wis
2-78si. seilins for S2.6g7.
BUICK '55 Riviera hardtop; white
TOP, green body; fully equipped,
dynanoW trans; thoroughly re-
conditioned. An excellent buy fer
Dealer. EkfERsoN q oRMR. $3.50
wiseens sss, ave. at Western n'v-'
BUICK $50 Special a. luxe sedan;
white top, blue body; equip. with
radio. heater, dynafioW trans.
whitehall tires, backing lights.
windshield washer. ETC.; thor
oughly reeonditioned. fun war
ranty: clean. A real buy. See your
Buick Dealer, IMMERSION 4 oRME'
o10 n. I. ave. ne. DU. 7-b2O0.
Selling price. 81 Az.
BUICK 'B4 Special de luxe 2-dr,
sedan: blue and gray, dynafiow
transmission. seat covers, heater,
ETC.; thoroughly reconditioned
clean. A real buy for only Sep7,
See your Buick Dealer. EAGERSoN
q oRME. $3.50 Wisconsin ave.
NV, en-. 2-433l.
BUICK 'B3 black Super sedan: vers
clean; power steering. dynafiow
transmission, radio, heater, seat
covers. etc: thoroughly recondi.
toned. Priced TO sell for s047
See this and you will buy. En-.
ERSON q ORME, your BUICK
DEALER. 1888 wisconsin ave
nv, IN. S-4Ss1.
BUICK '52 Roadmaster RivierI
hardtop; dynadow, T. and b.
power steerins: many other MIC
extras. Special S4e6.
American Service Center
5sS N. 0Isbe Rd., IA. 7-7f22
EUICK 1883 Super havdtop: q
tone finish: white-walls, pow
erful IS" engine, dynafIow trans
mission; 5000.
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cInVnQLlT 10 s-dl. ..li9- ssdEn;
H4N4f4I'41| IA4|o. E1441I I1N
Mll1A44; ttrI tI4An car 4t.44o.
Alder Odds, Inc.
lean ffsh NV no 4-nsaa
clEVhoLkf S6 im1zla eonreriI-
blst !. and b. auto. tFens. ~.
and n.b', ofl1. red, Nhlls (s1'
Premium Wv. tires.
KIRK MOTOR co.
A9ia Wa, Ave. NV, ne a-ft1l
iIs,m!5S Z, uls,k a51 isefs fnisk'
sErsr ear b me new shfsazkSasl
MoNrooMERY-sTUBBs
ana nladsnrhurs Nd. AZ, 1-seao
|c1RgnoLHT 80 station wagon,
noNtrllIde, 2, and h., baby tiul
nplsh; snn can't ~ vfenE A
MoNrooMERY-sTUBBs
ans nlAdensburg Nd. Az. 1-aoeo
|cHhVRoEkT 1883 station waSon;
poNeFriIde fransnIIaion. radio
heater; tEe-tone nnlah an1 vh!ls:
lsll ths iuli 1lory, 1hIs one-ovnsi
e. ~ ". az. ni .sat n sc6ssX ynIsssssst
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BOWMAN

1900 Ga. Ave. NV. RA. 0.1122
BUICK '5z super hardtop; $1,000
% mile , sSd n . dfzE2%si c ssU ssE
De soTo-PEYMoUTH. u. e-23o0
BUICK Sc eupeF Riviera: = and
n, sdyne s;,,l nsM az az e 80, ~
MOUTH. u. $4,000.
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northumberland

CncVfuIet
1elI Nichols Ave. e.n. LU, a-i0Bi
cHkV. IS e io' sedan: wklts tsp
s sss s,s ss,a sed elan IN lnsids sns
Skiit sis RSsas isissd Eve. a.
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1000 o.. Ave. NV. IA. 0-il1l
CHKv, bs imDlia eonv.i pe9sI
s:;'ias ri sS'i i... s,-s Sos ? !: - ~ 3
AUTO LiAsIEu. NC. seOi n I
ave, brentwood, VA. 7-7770.
CHEVROLET 80 Bel AIR 4-df.; Z,
and h. powerElide, pa; tks
new $3.50.
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Ourisnan-Mandell

sssi Nlshois Ave- n 10. a.iOsi
;s Eve ''i 2:sl ;IBs.l;:; e. q!
c .a1 e I. .,s e Fl MI ~ dsEsL
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Ourisnan-Mandell
Chevrolet

ge41 Nichols Ave. s.E.. Lu. s-1osl
BUICK 80 Riviera; dynafioW. power
s: STnsT Nv snd . g. s Ken. s scSa
81 $50. day Ki. o-24O1; ewes.
BUICK 80 Special Riviera hartop
dynA.. =. and h.. power steering
z-sonei i.nIdssd1nnps;;a ropuwv
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Ourisman-Mandell


aasi NIchois Az. s.E. IL. s-iOsi
CHEVROLET "a ds LUXE 3-dr.; 2,
A. re. si'S sir: az. Iisl 81 slsssn s.r' an'
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built 1855, double nhahog. bottom
nth 1852 ~ soSnp. i H.inrg sS Eivi,nIs
picnics or bay fishing; $3.50 or
best offer. JB. $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-18

rsSSoH SzHs2 EHE. wv. "a s,9Sssy
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e0-FT. DAY-BuILT CABIN cruiser
built Phila. shtpyards. 4 cylinder
ins bridge. inside head. all run.
ming parts replaced underneath
new last summer: sleeps 2, lights
small radio and life preseryersi
ready for fshing. A steal at $3.50
Dooked at South River Call aftel
& o'clock. LU. 1900.
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KIRK MOTOR co.

$3.50 Wis, Ave. NV. ~. 3-l633
Cuky. .'b7 nei AR sport ssdan: =
many nan other rae ssessss scr; Ivory snd
eersl low nj. nsw-car eond.
$3.50. WI. 2-1Qo6-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-22
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. April - ~. - Wheat
held within a steady range but soy
beans and other srainS eased OF in
early Board OF Trade dealings today.
Transactions were at moderate
particular influences present on either
side and that the indicated weakness
probably stemmed from lack OF export
on other commercial demand,
Near the end OF the first hour wheat
was y cent = bushel higher TO 70 lower
MAJ. S2l5ia; corn =. to - lower, MAY
s a ?S ~. oats lower to % h USsS M Msy
~ 32l4 Soybeans UNCHANGED TO u
lower, May S22gSs: and lard 3 TO -
cents hundred lbs lower, May Si2 rs,
The feeling appeared to be srowing
n%SnE the n rSSe rs s e STo.a 1iS ST
dalton soon. unless some favorable
news is forthcoming on the proposed
export subsidy plan
A1oGt two weeks Sts, , ssS n, there T5A
prosram would be developed and
placed in effect by May but since
that time nothing has been heard
from the Department OF Agriculture
The proposal similar to the one
the Government abandon its corn
export policy and allow all exports
to so through commercial dealers who
would be reimbursed by the Govern
ment for any losses incurred in meet
Ing foreign competition.
The May corn delivery has been
trading recently at Its highest price
since last November largely on the
prospects that the subsidy plan would
become effective soon
Overnight sales Of Government
corn for export dropped to small
20 900 bushels, all nonStorable grain
sold BY the Kansas City once Of the
Commodity Stabilizat ton Service at
prices rRnains from 81 30 TO Sl,36 q
bushel
The MINNEAPOLIS Css once sold
rs, 0nO bushels Of M . heavy white
oats for export ~ 53'p cents a bushsl
delivered on track al New Orleans.
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BUSINESS
BRIEFS
Business Failures in the week

Business Failures in the week
ended April II totaled 346
compared with 342 in the pre-
vious week and 800 in the like
week a year ago.-Dun &
BradStreet.
United states Imports for
February we're estimated at
$3.50 million. down Is per cent
from January and down about
4 per cent from February q
year ago.-Commerce Depart
ment.
X. r. q p. Railway reported
passenger volume in the first
quarter was down 2l.8 per cent
from 1857. Earnings we're
about $l.l0 q share VS.. $2.32 a
year ago.
Southern Co. in II months
ended March 81 earned $685.
9l6.833 or Sl.70 a share VS..
$3l .084,l55 or Sl.54 in 1857.
Winne-Dixie Stores in 20
weeks ended April 5 earned
$9.5l4.830 or $i.5l a share VS..
$8.0l9.336 or $l.29 in 1857 Pc
Rod.
Mission Corp. in year ended
December 81 earned S5.95l.llO
or Sl.44 a share VS.. S5,799. 997
or $l.4l in 1856.
Other earnings included:
Fer 3 Months Ended March ~
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Hecht Sales
Dip in 81,
Net Gains

BALTIMORE. April % R.-
The Hecht Co. reported yester-
day 1t earned more money on
less sales in 1857 than the year
before.
Net sales declined from Sl0S.-
497. 1893 to $104,700.7 52. accord
ing TO the annual report TO
stockholders.
The drop in volume was at
tributed partly to sale of a
New York store which had been
an Improbable operation.
Earnings increased from So
875,503 to $3.38B.493 as a re-
suit OF sale Of the New York
property and a favorable tax
adjustment resulting from mer-
ger OF a subsidiary.
The earnings were equal to
1884 a common share COM
pared with $3.06 in 1856. The
company paid dividends during
1857 Of 81 ,687 ,464 to holders OF
common stock and $l49,257 to
preferred.
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StocksLoWer,
Profit-Takinu;
Trading Brisk

NEW YORK, April % Up
The stock market dipped irree-
ularly early this afternoon in
fairly active trading.
Key stocks declined fractions
10 around a point. A good scat
tering OF gains were shown In
about the same range. Profit
taking was apparent.
Rails, copperS. oils and other
induStrials took losses. United
states steel was strong and
other Steels made belated i'm
provement. AirlineS had a sud-
den squirt TO the upside.
More big banks cut the prime
rate. the interest charged big
ReSt borrowers. as a result OF
the latest discount rate reduce
ton by the Federal Reserve
Board. The easier money pic
ture was emphasized by a drop
IN the Treasury's borrowing
cost to the lowest point In al
most three years.
The Improvement in SteelS
followed a published statement
quoting a United States Steel
official who predicts an upturn
in industrial activity this sum-
mer.
Airline shares were aroused
from lethargy without any spot
news TO spur them. Market
analysts said this group Jagged
in the recent advance and was
getting belated recognition by
traders.
American Motors continued
active and was up a major
fraction. riding on glowing
prospects for the Rambler car,
Corporate bonds improved,
Government bonds edged
higher.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-22
Hold Line
Policy Urged
For Steel

BEAVER FALLS. Pa. April
% PA former United Steel
workers economics research d.
rector who now heads a manu-
featuring concern yesterday
urged the union TO postpone
a scheduled wage increase and
asked United States Steel Corp.
to hold the line on steel prices
until 1860.
In an open letter TO USW
President David J. Mcdonald
and Board Chairman Roger
BlouRh OF United States Steel.
Harold J. Ruttenberg. president
Of the Stardrill-Keystone Co.,
said:
"A stable wage and price
structure is essential to pull the
steel industry out OF the de-
preston into which it has re-
coded.
"A big rise in steel wages
with q sharp effect on steel
prices can further depress the
basic steel industry. and drop
our country out OF a recession
into a depression"
Mr.. Ruttenberg left the USW
in 1915 TO go with the Beaver
Falls rotary drilling machinery
Arm.
Mr.. Ruttenberg suggested
the union postpone for one year
a 81 cent hourly wage raise
to become effective
next July /. The current base
wage in the steel industry is
$l.96 an hour. exclusive Of IL
cents in cost-of-living increases
since 1856.
Mr.. Ruttenberg also suggest
ed extension for one year the
present three-year contract
which expires July /. 1858.
There was no immediate
comment from either Mr.. Me-
Donald or Mr.. Blough.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-22
DIVIDENDS

NEW YORK, April - B.-Dividends
announced:
Pc Stk OF Pay
Rate. Rod record, able.
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American Home Sold

PHILADELPHIA. April %
(P.-The Curtis Publishing Co.
and American Home Magazine
Corp. today announced pur-
chased by Curis Of all outstand-
ing voting stock Of American
Home. Curtis expects to retain
present management and en-
ployes as well as operating IA
cilities.
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N. Y. COTTON

NEW YORK. April - ~, Prices
recovered slightly from earlier lows
IS small trade and New Orleans buying
found offerings iight
Nearbv MAY was q steady feature
With houidatinE pressure not evident
some quarters felt there NAV no, be
very manv May transferable notices
issued With frst nottce DAY coming up
Thursday
Noon prices we're s cents bale
hiRheT 20 90 cents lover than the
previous close May Is So July 80 | {.
and October ~ 80
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Dividend Raised

NEW YORK. April % Up
Consolidated Edison Co. OF New
York today raised its common
stock dividend to 70 cents a
share, payable June Is. to
stockholders OF record May 8.
The company paid so cents a
share in previous quarters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-22

We probably knov ho~ much
you con CORY, There's Q LOT Of
sstisioeiioa in dsolns With q
long experienced oFsoniIohon
like oun-whsn you ore oequlf-
ing or building property and need
o mortgage loon. We con give
you the bsasiii Of our yson Of en-.
psisnes ond current knov how
and help you arrive Of terms sot.
isfoetor 10 your situotion, and
perhaps help you make sure you're
mokinS o wise choice Of property.
Location. ete.-vhsths' II be ior
o home. apartment or commercial
structure,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-22
METAL PRICES

NEW YORK. April >. R.--spot
nonferrous metal prices today Copper
Valley Lead ~ cents a pound New
York. Zine 10 cents q pound East st
Louis. Tin ~ cents a pound. New
York Foreign silver Ssss cents per
troy ounce, New York. At Pittsburgh,
scrap steel No. heavy was quoted
at 81. OO-33 90
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Yale&Towlii 2Als ~ "a - l.
1I,I,sI u sos 90 90 = !

zenith Radio IS 1SIb 7JlA 1sh4lLh
Hourly Sales on ire exsh.nes
il:O0 am 400 600 Noon ooo 600
loo pm l 400 600 200 pm 600 600
unit Of trading 10 shares OF sales
IN full Rates Of dividends In the fore.
going table are annual disburseme mis-
based on the last quarterly or semi
annual declaration Unless otherwise
noted, special or extra dividends are
not included. Also extra or extras
Annual rate plus stock dividend
Declared or paid In 1857 plus stock
dividend. Declared or paid 90 far
this wear. Payable In stock durina
1857. estimated cash value on ex.
last wear n Declared or paid after
st0ck dividend or splitup Declared
OF paid this year an accumulatiVS
issue with dividends In arrears. Paid
this year. dividend omitted, deferred or
no action taken at last dividend meet
lnG. Declared or paid 10 1857 plus
stock dividend Payable In stock
durlns 1858 estimated cash value on
eN-dividend OF redistribution date
Liqnidat,nR dividend cid Called x TX
dividend KIDS EX distribution xr Ex
rights XIV Without warrants. WV With
warrants, wd When distributed WI When
issued. nd Next day deVilery a In bank.
ruplcy or TecelterShIp Of beinR reor.
sariLed under the Bankruptcy Act. Or
securities assumed hs such comBsaas&
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N. Y. PRODUCE

NEW YORK. April 80 tR1 (UsDAl -
Butter steady Receipts l.OS4 900.
Prices UNCHANGED
Cheese steady. Receipts $4,000
Prices UNCHANGED
Wholesale esq prices we're weak to-
day, Receipts .4,6OO New York spot
quotations follow Midwestern: Mixed
colorS Extras ttS-50 lbsl 3g-4Oi2 I:
extras large t45-4S lbsl 3Sls-3g; ex-
tras medium 3ila-3S; standards large
tiS-5O lbs 3gis-4IIa extras large
5000 lbsD 3a-39is; extras medium
~ ASA; Browns: Extras $3.50
Nearby Whites: Top quality AS
smails 34-35 Browns. Top quality
t4s-b0 lbsl 4a-43; mediums 3gia -40ia
smalls 36i s-31ig
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ODD-LOT TRADING

NEW YORK April .. R.--The New
York Stock Exchange reported today
these odd lot transactions by prin-
cipal dealers for April IL Purchases
Of "fs. 600 shares sales Of cl0.l ~
shares including 2,6fs shares sold
shTt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-22

VIZ dividend Nooks closed fpIu1
eNira or extras Declared or paid 80
FAR this year. Paid last year
The Nome nugget., 1958-02-21
Jap Fishermen
Between Devil and
Deep Blue Sea
BY KAY TATEIsHI

TOKYO, R-Japanese fisher
men, caught between Soviet re-
strictions and American COM
plants on Japanese activities,
have begun laying plans for this
years North Pacific fishing OPP
erations.
The government fisheries board
said Japanese fishing companies
hope to send out about Is sal
mon fleets, each with a mother
ship and 80 to IS catcherboats
each.
However" a fisheries board
spokesman said, "this is liable to
change drastically. Our 1858
North Pacific operations depend
a lot on what comes out of the
japanese Russian fish talks now
underway in Moscow.
1T also depends" he added,
ION what agreement is reached
with the U. S. on moving the
imaginary boundary line prohib-
ting Japan from fishing in the
northeast Pacific off the Aleu-
tons"
Under the North Pacific Fish
cries Convention signed May g,
1852 by Japan, the US. and
Canada, Japan agreed not to fish
for salmon east of IT'S degrees
west longitude This point was
believed to mark the western
limits of Alaska salmon move
ments.
The spokesman said the Rus
slams have also limited the North
Pacific fishing grounds to an
imaginary line, restricting the
Japanese from fishing west Of
IT'S degrees east longitude
This leaves us" he wryly
added, ian area covering 10 de-
grees east and west longitude
in which our fishermen can OPP
crate. And there aren't very
many salmon in this zone"
The Nome nugget., 1958-02-21
Two Little Girls Perish
In Anchorage Trailer Fire

ANCHORAGE, Up - T w :
months-old Catherine Perry and
her sister, Cindy Lou, 2, were
burned to death yesterday in their
trailer home parked in lot near
outlying Merrill Field.
They were the children OF
Army SPEC and Mrs. Donald w.
Perry. The Perrys have two other
children, Gene, 4, and Richard, 8,
but it was not Immediately known
whether they were in the trailer
at the time Of the blaze.
Anchorage Fire Chief George
Burns said the youngsters were
alone in the trailer when the
fire broke out. He said an in
vestigation was underway to de-
termine cause of the blaze.
The Nome nugget., 1958-02-21
Large Fish browns Angler

SAN FRANCISCO, IA %
year-old fisherman who went to
the aid of a woman who hooked
a large fish, possibly a leopard
shark, was pulled into San Fran
cisco Bay and drowned yesterday.
Mrs. Dorothy Antoine, IS, said
Carl D. Sigler played out her
line and was dragged into the
bay from a pier. She said Sigler
surfaced once, clutching both
hands on top Of his head.
She didn't estimate the size Of
the fish.
Several leopard sharks have
been seen near the pier recently.
The Nome nugget., 1958-02-21
British Freighter Catches
Fire and ExpIodes In
Persian Gulf Oil Port

MANAMA, Bahrain, Up - A
British freighter that put into
this Persian Gulf OIL port with
fire and $50 tons of explosives
aboard exploded at her anchor
age Wednesday night, burned,
and partially sank.
The ships agent said SO per-
sons were killed and IS injured.
The fire and explosion caused
no damage to oil tankers nearby
and did not endanger harbor in
stallations
The 7,440-ton Seistan, one Of
the most modern ships in the
British merchant fleet, was burn
ing when She entered the Persian
Gulf three days ago, enroute from
Liverpool with the explosives and
other supplies for the Iraq oil
fields. ''i ~
About 80 tons of explosive
gelignite had been unloaded and
the ship was being moved to shall
low water for flooding when the
explosion rocked the harbor.
Some wreckage was found two
miles away. ~e.--