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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-02-07

5000 jobless, when the banks
were closing down and when farm
ers had to protect their land with
shotguns against foreclosure.
If, he argues, GIN could make
a profit in those days then the
JAW will take its chances on cut
ting up the GIN melon in 1858.
The argument creates a dilem-
ma for the auto industry and for
the Administration. The Repubh-
cans can't very well campaign this
year on a continuing prosperity
theme, IL they insist that Big
Business can't afford the Reuther
Plan or something like it. The
auto industry can't keep lacking
up the cost of cars and then COM
plain that their market is shrink
ing.
But they are up against some
thing else, too. Reuther is deter
mined to educate" the public
about the argument that wage in
creases are the greatest factor
contributing to initiation. Price
increases imposed by the automo-
bile corporations have been up So
for every 81 gained in wage in
creases," Reuther maintains.
And then he goes on to say.
'Management's greed for bigger
and bigger profits has been the
major factor responsible for price
increases"
Before it's all over IT promises
to be quite a lively argument.
ON TAKING IT EASY-'Two-
thirds Of the time that phone
rings" reports Thurgood Marshall,
chief counsel of the NAACP, tits
some friend begging or cajoling
me to slow down Tin the fight
against racism). Why If I slow
down anymore I'll be running back
wards"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-02-07
The Club" Situation

Let that This newspaper against bona ude clubs
II possible to operate membership Twin Cities providing
there Is a real effort 20 abide law.
Membership clubs moesed are those which are
operated mainly for the benefit whole and not for
the commercial benefit OF individuals
Among people OF modest income this possible
cause who like 10 clubhouse do not have
the income to enough dues keep open This
OF problem organizations which start
out to obtain their principal support memberships into devious
methods Of financing their establishments. 81,
Not all who might seem 10 Al nta an
irresponsible pattern because some
them to restrict their cubrooms members the guests OF
members
Such clubs believe right to
they do not create neghbohood problems Working people who must
make time the next morning sleeping hours dis
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-02-07
Civil Rights Conference

value Of the conference
held this week by the Presidents Committee
criticism from the fact that Of the
SOoodd attended ngua known in the field
fair employment policy and the majority Of them
familiar with government style conferences.
country Negroes and other minority groups
assembled Willard hotel Washington Wednesday to
minority rights They
expense invitation 81 vee-PeSdent Nixon
Nixon certainly recognizes the
political potential meeting regardless OF what
accomplished.
We dare shrink the politics only
through needy
ST. Louis ARGUS
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-02-07

I'm disputes, be not so DESTROYS
to overcome as not to give liberty
to each one to deliver his opinion,
and submit to the judgement OF
the major part, especially II they
are to judge of the dispute"
George Washington
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-02-07

You cannot lift the wage Garner
by pulling down the wage-payer."
You cannot help men perman-
emily by doing for them what they
could and should do for them
selves"
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WATCH
on the
POTOMAC
BY ROBERT c. sPIvAcK

THE BATTLE OF DETROIT-Sen. Dirksen of Illinois has
joined SEN Godwater of Arizona making Reutherism
major political issue for the Republican Party in 1858 Before
long, suspect The White House too will be joining the
pagn against the United Auto Workers chief Actually
Of the Presidents aides have long considered
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1 like 10 see a man proud of
the place In which he lives; and
50 live that the place win be
proud OF him.
Abraham lincoln
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-02-07

A record $4,000 life insurance
death claims were paid in 1855
as a result OF motor vehicle ac-
,idents-S. 900 more than in IS,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-02-07

Republicans Our Best FrendsI
Editor May submit letter received Ward Fleming
Attorney Republican Rights Advocated following
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by unng coming going Of club
clubs strictly members and they
they find their
general public resulting problems
enRe
Evening star., 1958-07-03
Sears Catalogue
Shows Price Cuts

CHICAGO. July 3 R.-
Sears. Roebuck g. Co. yesterday
issued its l.562-page fall and
winter general catalog show
ing. the company said, an aver
age price decrease Of is per
cent from spring.
The only line of merchandise
showing a price increase is
major home appliances which
are UP f1ve-tenths per cent.
Lines reduced are home fur
nishings, down 81 per cent;
automotive, sporting goods and
farm items, 6 per cent; wear
ing apparel, 1.6 per cent, and
home modernization, hardware,
electrical goods and house.
wares, 2 per cent.
The book is Sears largest in
81 years and will have a record
circulation Of nearly 9 million
copies.
Sears spring and summer
catalog, issued in January,
showed prices unchanged from
the 1857 fall and winter book.
Prices in Montgomery Ward
& Co.'S fall and winter catalog,
distributed Monday, averaged
21a per cent less than a year
ago.
Evening star., 1958-07-03
Suburban Trust
Assets Exceed
S127.5 Million

Assets Of Suburban Trust
Co. reached a new high mark
of s127.506.894 on June %,
date Of the recent bank call,
President j. Robert Sherwood
reported yesterday.
The new peak was So, ,468, TAT
ahead of $118,O3s,l47 on De-
cember 81. 1857, date of the
last previous bank call for the
institution.
Business and personal loans
advanced to a new high OF
$31,2l4,098 on June %, COM
pared with 1880. 1896 .on De-
cember 81. Mr.. Sherwood COM
mented that Suburban's earn
ings we're up substantially as a
result.
Holdings Of Federal obliga-
tons totaled $37,l98,715 on
June %. compared with $685.
TAI, ,052 on December 81.
AS previously reported in
The Star, deposits reached a
new high of $117.564,342. an
increase Of $7,980,788 from
$109,5 ,5S3,583 on December 81.
Capital funds totaled $8,-
402,348 on June %, compared
with $6,766.746. Part of the
81. 1.635, sol increase was due to
sale of $4,000 additional shares
in April.
Cash in vault amounted to
$16,270,051 on June %. COM
pared with $14.898.773 in
December.
Evening star., 1958-07-03

Currency. They we're l1.6 per
cent ahead Of $451.131. 1896 on
June 6 last year, date Of the
corresponding 1857 call.
They also were an impressive
$42, ,727.755 ahead of $460. .695, :
2O5 on last March 4. date of the
previous call and only a little
more than three months earlier.
Riggs National is Washington's
largest bank by a comfortable
margin.
Net loans rose to $1S6,871,7 ,754
on June %, a gain of $7,748.-
286 or 4.3 per cent from $l79.-
123, ,468 on June 6 last year and
$13,101,7l9 ahead of $173,770,-
035 last March 4.
Holdings Of Federal obliga-
tions amounted to $170, ,898, ,020,
a gain of $24, 1924, ,981 or It'll per
cent from $145,973,039 a year
earlier and $22,136,583 above
$148,76l,437 on March 4 this
year.
AS previously reported, de-
posits reached a new peak of
$463 ,842, 1894, a jump of $45,-
990.128 or IL per cent from
$417,852. .266 a year earlier and
$37.716,463 above $426,125,9 ,931
just three months earlier.
Capital funds totaled $31.-
619, ,639 on June %, an increase
of 81. .059. .955 or Z per cent from
$29, $50, ,684 a year ago and 81, :
759,195 above $29, ,860,444 on
March 4 this year.
Evening star., 1958-07-03
BALTIMORE
MARKETS
Quotations supplied by the United
States Agriculture Department:
Livestock MarketS

Quotations supplied by the United
States Agriculture Department:
Livestock Markets
Cattle 300 and calves 15;. receipts
very small, will possibly fall around
cows, / load bulls. some of these ar
rived early in week, only | small lot
of slaughter steers included, cows and
bulls SLOW, nominally steady, not
enough other classes on offer to estab-
cows 17.00-19.00, few light Gamers
down to 1900, few utility and CONNER
cial sows 19.50-21 so. utility and
commercial bulls 22.5O-24.50, few cut
Hogs $50: a i2s-head load of mixed
u S. ], . and 3 202-lb. barrows and
gifts % cents higher at 1925
Sheep so: spring slaughter lambs
steady, 81 head 70-lb. good and choice
lambs % 90. small lot s0-lb. also $500
small lot utility 1900
Grain Market
Flour - Receipts, 13,161 l00-pound
Wheat-Receipts, 4o,71s bushels;
shipments, 1883 bushels: stocks,
garlicky opened at s1.7s nominal
Corn-Receipts, none shipments,
none; stocks, 2,543.122 bushels.
Oats-Receipts, none: shipments,
none; stocks, none.
Barley-Receipts, 1920 bushels;
shipments. none: stocks, 703.99s
bushels
Rye-Receipts, 44,7S7 bushels: ship
ments, none: stocks, 300,766 bushels
Soybeans - Receipts, none; ship
ments, none: stocks. 2,706 bushels.
Millfeed-Receipts, none.
Egg Market
Eggs: Receipts light. Trading stocks
adequate for the generally fair demand
Prices generally unchanged to cent
higher.
Prices paid by first receivers, de-
livered fob. Baltimore, cases included:
Large, min. 80 pct A quality whites,
42-47, mostly 42-45; brown and mixed
Al 2-45; mediums, min. so pct.
quality, 39h-42.
Evening star., 1958-07-03
HOLLYWOOD
Wayne Likes His Work
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM

lCurt gifted the French beauty
with a diamond bracelet for hel
birthday. Simone was his con.
slant companion during thu
entire shooting Of his linn o.
the Sixth Happiness" movie
with Ingrid Bergman in Eng
land.
Kirk Douglas told me a cutt
story about the late Mike TOdt
who. with Liz Taylor, had. {
special midnight showing Of
THE Vikings" in London. 'Ht
called me full of ideas and sug.
yestions. talked for two hours
/ then hired him as an ides
man for a dollar a year. He
called me a week later to say
I've been offered 10 times al
much by another producer.
I'm following through on a lot
of Mixes ideas"
$& ~
Mrs. Kirk Douglas. the stylish
Anne, travels alone a month
hence to join Kirk in London
"She won't be over there long
enough to bring the children,
says Kirk, but it's my hunch
she's coming for the early fall
French fashion shows"
'Costumer David Berman tolc
them in London that the golc
metal dress he made recently
for Jayne Mansfield cost $780,.
900. Every time Jayne breathed
the dress split at $3.50 a split
Hollywood has been fairly quiet
without Jayne.
4 i +
Ann SOtherp is angry ovel
rumors that she is fighting with
the co-producer of her new
TV show, Desi Arnaz "Desi
Lucy and I have been clost
friends for 20 years-and still
are. In fact. I chose Desi as my
producer because he knows
more about television comedy
than any other man in the in.
dustry. i have a great respect
for him. And anything yol
hear to the contrary, Sheilah
is rubbish"
To singer-actor Johnny Des.
mOnd of Chicago, from Prin.
cess Margaret of England
Dear Johnny, congratulations
on your well deserved success
on Broadway. We over here
always knew you'd be a bis
star" Johnny is a favorite with
the English princess. He still
owns all rights to '"The Russ
COlumbO Story" and may pro-
duce it with himself in the
title role.
Evening star., 1958-07-03
Rush Kress Resigns
AS Chuin's Chairman

NEW YORK, July 3 (R.-
Rush H. Kress resigned as
chairman of S. H. KreSs and
Co. yesterday and was elected
honorary chairman.
Paul lie Troast was elected
chairman to succeed Mr.. Kress.
Frank Folsom continues as
chairman of the Executive
Committee.
Mr.. Kress is the sole surviv-
ing co-founder of the retail
merchandise chain. He asked
the board to turn over his post
to Mr.. Troast. who is president
of the Mahony-Troast Con-
struction Co. of Clifton. N. j.
Evening star., 1958-07-03
Debt Payments Slow.
Collectors Disclose

MINNEAPOLIS, July 3 P).--
Consumers are paying their
debts less promptly now than
earlier this year, the American
Collectors Association reported
here yesterday.
The a associations index
showed a second quarter figure
of BAL, compared with "a in
March. at the end of the first
quarter.
The index measures the coll
lectibility of overdue consumer
debts. Conditions existing in
November 1852 are used as a
base of 100.
Evening star., 1958-07-03

HOLLYWOOD NANA)-
John Wayne's eldest son Mike
and Gretchen Diebel viii be
married Just as soon as pop
gets a free day from his Rio
Bravo" filming. When the
Howard Hawks production is
finished. the senior Waynes will
vacation in catalina-if John
doesn't start another picture.
that is. This boy likes to work |
-. Younger son Pat Wayne, Is,
met Ricky Nelson for the first
time on pops set. Afterward,
Pat, star of C. v. Whitney's
"The Young Land" was asked
how he liked Ricky. Said Pat,
Hes nice. for a rich kid"
Young Mr.. Nelson has nothing
but money. Because Of his
recordings, Ricky now gets
S30,0 a week for singing tours.
When Shelley Winters takes
of for Rome to visit husband
Anthony FranciOsa, she will
take daughter TOrdy 10 visit
the little girls father, VittOriO
Gassman. Shell is brave. to go
back to Rome-where she met
Vittorio. Eva Marie Saint
expects her baby momentarily.
Business was brisk at the
Sunset Strip art auction. A
small pencil-and-crayon sketch
by the late George Gershwin
was snapped UP by producer
Bill Perlberg for $3.50.
~ **
ROsalind Russell will do some
"Auntie Name" hijinks on the
BIC in London, during her va
cation next month. Curt
Jurgens' friends believe the
next Mrs. Curt will be SimOne
BicherOn. who is currently Wis
iting him in Hamburg where
he is filming THE Wind Rises"
Evening star., 1958-07-03
Business Looms Drop,
Reserve Board Says
By the Associated Press

The Federal Reserve Board
said yesterday commercial and
industrial loans decreased by
$23 million during the week
ended June rs at reporting
member banks in leading cities.
This lowered the total of
such loans at the reporting
banks to S29. 1856, 100000. This
was $2,241.0 .000, 900 lower than
the total a year earlier.
So far this year. commercial
and industrial loans have de-
creased by 1897. 900, 900, COM
pared to an increase of ST.
$249, 100000 in the correspond
ing portion Of last year.
Evening star., 1958-07-03
ID. ]. Kaufman Sales
15.5 Pct. Above 1857

Sales of the D. j. Kaufman
Mems Wear Stores of Wash
ington in June were 1875 per
cent above June last year, re-
ported Oscar 1. Dodek, vice
president and general manager
June was the sixth consecu-
tive month to show q gain
from a year earlier, Mr.. Dodek
said.
Evening star., 1958-07-03
Mattress Firm Shows
Increase in Volume

Spring Air of Greater WASH
ington, Inc, mattress manu-
facturers, reported volume in
the first six months of this
year was 81 per cent above the
like 1857 period.
The firm has been named
Washington and Baltimore dis
Itributor for Harvard Bed
Frames of Cleveland. Ohio.
Evening star., 1958-07-03

a new bogey if the figures jump
from May. Added to the un-
pleasant total Of jobless already
on hand will be the newly
graduated and other students
looking for work.
Personal income figures, on
the other hand, are due to rise.
That doesn't mean that yours
will necessarily, or that most
folk will be better of.
1t means that some workers
are getting automatic wage
scale raises. But most Of the
jump will come from the 10
per cent rise for government
employees. with a sizable sum
Of retroactive pay being handed
out.
Evening star., 1958-07-03
KrOnheim Appoints
l3 Vice Presidents

Milton S. Kronheim. presi-
dent Of the Kronheim Co.. Inc,
wholesale wine and liquor dis
tributors in Maryland. an
nounced appointment of these
three vice presidents:
Vernon ]. Porter, credit man
ager and administration; Ro-
land w. Boggs, purchasing
agent and traffic manager, and
Peter T. Koines, sales manager
Lee j. Eiseman, jr.. executive
vice president and general
manager, has decided to take
an extended leave of absence
Evening star., 1958-07-03
Market Holiday

NEW YORK, July 3 (R.-
All domestic commodity and
security exchanges will be
closed tomorrow for the Fourth
of July holiday. British and
Canadian markets do not OBJ
serve the holiday.
Evening star., 1958-07-03
United Services Votes
rs Pet. Stock Dividend
Columbia Federal Sets
New Assets Record

Directors of United Services
Life Insurance Co. of Wash
ington have declared a Is per
cent stock dividend, payable
July "a to stockholders of rec
ord July IA.
This will increase capitaliza-
tion to 100000 and outstand-
ing shares from 10000 to 200,-
900 of $3.50 par, according to
Lloyd M. Bauman. executive
vice president.
Evening star., 1958-07-03
AutOmatiOn Shares
Offers First Dividend

Attenuation Shares, Inc, 734
Fifteenth street NV, a mutual
fund cleared by the Securities
& Exchange Commission on
July "a of last year, announced
today its first dividend of 33
cents a share. 1t will be paid
July II to shareholders of rec
ord July 7. Officials said the
net asset value per share in
creased from $40 to $10.73 pei
share.
Evening star., 1958-07-03
Railroads Net Hits
Record For Yeur
BY the Associated Press

The Association of American
Railroads yesterday estimated
the net income of Class I rail.
roads in May at $24 million
the best showing for any
month reported this year.
The total, however, was $3T
million below earnings in the
same month a year ago.
The report estimated the net
for the first five months oi
1858 at $72 million compared
with $285 million in the cor.
responding 1857 period.
Evening star., 1958-07-03
Capital Reserve Files
81 Million of Plans

Capital Reserve Corp. Of
Washington, which markets
Potomac Plans, investment
program for purchase of Po-
tomac Electric Power Co., COM
mon stock, today announced
further expansion.
1t asked the Securities and
Exchange Commission to ap-
prove registration of an addi-
tional 81 million of Potomac
Plans.
Evening star., 1958-07-03
Home Building Association
Declares Dividend

President Charles L. Norris
of the Home Building Asso-
citation, 2006 Pennsylvania ave-
niue NV, announced declara-
ton Of its 1858 second quarterly
dividend. payable July l at the
rate of 4 per cent per annum.
Home Building will celebrate
its 18th birthday on December
II and is planning a special
program, Mr.. Norris said.
Evening star., 1958-07-03
Coffee Exports Drop

BOGOTA-Colombia' coffee
exports improved in the second
half of 1857. but for the year
as a whole their volume was 5
per cent less than in 1856 and
prices averaged IA per cent
lower.
Evening star., 1958-07-03
''s'. 3 BUSINESS
Riggs Assets Climb
$52 Million in Year
BY DONALD b. HADLEY
star Financial Editor

Riggs National Bank has gained than $50 million
Of and nearly SAG million Of deposits the year
without benefit Of it disclosed today by condi
tion statement from Board Chairman Robert " Fleming
reached a atme high S503 422 $50 on June
2 date Of the condition ca the Controller Of the
Evening star., 1958-07-03
Real Estate Securities
At New 1858 High

Further improvements in
real estate bond and stock
prices moved the Amott-Baker
Real Estate Bond and Stock
Averages to a new 1858 peak
Evening star., 1958-07-03
July News
Nay Fool
The Unwory
BY SAM DAWSON

NEW YORK. July s.-YouI
can't tel the business players
In July without q scorecard.
II you accept the news on face
value you could run up . lot
Of errors.
It's q tricky month at best
as far as statistics go and this
year there are some added start
ers to confuse the unwary.
Persons anxious to believe
that the recession is over and
recovery under way and those
fearful that the more cheer
ful news Of late is a flash in
the pan signifying little. both
could be fooled this time BY
July.
Here are some of the things
likely to happen that the wary
should take as cause neither for
panic nor over evaluation:
The rise in steel production
is one Of the chief factors cited
by those believing the recession
Is over. But steel production is
sliding again and the weekly
figures in July may seem sad.
For one thing, the growing
custom of plant shutdowns for
vacations in industries using
steel may be more widespread
and last longer this year than
usual. For another, the burst
of steel orders for June delivery
to beat any price rise may have
borrowed quite a bit of what
would have been normal July
ordering.
Avoid Conclusions
So cutback in steel output
in July. even if more than
usual. shouldn't lead you to
Jump to the conclusion that the
general economy is turning
down again. Watch August and
September orders before, max
ing up your mind.
In the allied metals of cop
per, zinc, lead and aluminium,
price and output confusion
could last well into July. Poll
tics adds much of the uncer-
tainty as various proposals to
aid the industries are kicked
around in Congress.
But there is also a labor fac
tor. Aluminium wages, for ex-
ample, go up automatically
August /. And copper's users,
like steel's will be taking plant
vacations. so that July statiS-
tics on orders may give little
clue to what fall outlook might
be.
Textiles will look bad for sew
eral weeks as mills close for
various vacation periods.
The industrial output index,
which took a comforting rise
as a result of the furry in steel,
may be more than usually of
this July.
June Figures Due
In a few days we will get
the governments figures on un-
pr1n1ovTnent in Tune noY't soc
Evening star., 1958-07-03
CHICAGO
LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO. July 3 ~ USDD.--
Hogs $500; market slow; steady to
IS to % lower: only fair shipping
demand: fairly liberal volume 190-24O
ID butchers in receipts. but percentage
not quite as large IS Tuesday and
a oo-s4 rs: several lots more Uniform
mostly l-2 these weights to $500: an
estimated $50 head at $500; 2-3
eS0-270 lbs %. 1924 .25: q few mostly
IS sso-so0 lbs ~ SSess eS5 \ 90; larEeFo rs 6a
90 s5: bulk a3o-40o ihs 20 sS-2i rs:
. few lots Ia grade weikhtf down 70
500 lbs q IS-ec 90; . fen sOo-S50
Evening star., 1958-07-03

on June 80, the firms Washing
ton office pointed out.
On that date, 19-issue stock
index was 4 per cent above a
month earlier and up Is per
cent since the first Of the year.
The 19-issue bond index was s
per cent higher in\the month
and 81 per cent ahead Of the
first Of the year.
Columbia Federal Sets
New Assets Record
Assets of Columbia Federal
Savings & Loan Association
rose to a new peak of $51. .4S2,-
768 as of June 80, an increase
of l2.4 per cent over $45.803,-
$40 a year ago.
President Clarence E. Ke-
fauver added that loans, saw
ings accounts and reserves also
showed substantial progress.
Loans of $40.421,571 were
1913 per cent higher than a
year ago; savings of $42, 2,446,-
DAG were up 6.6 per cent, and
reserves Of $2.942, ,623 compared
with $2,73O.77O.
Evening star., 1958-07-03
June Figures Due

In a few days we will get
the governments figures on un-
employment in June. Don't see
Evening star., 1958-07-03
MUTUAL FUNDS

NEW YORK, July J CP.-hstiohsl Assseia.
tiOn Securities Dealers, iae., nOsn gustations.