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Arkansas State press., 1958-07-11

1IluldildpOilS mOlOT speedway
May 30th 4. s. The weather was
perfect, and we We're ready to
go. A few moments before IL
o'clock, Tony Human gave the
famous signal Gentlemen Start
Your Engines
I was pushed out of my pit
and took my place in the mid
die of the third row, with
Jimmy Bryan on my left and
Tony Bettenhausen OIL my
right. There was a mix-up as
we came down the front
straightaWay, and / could see
the three cars that should have
been in the front row were no.
where in sight. After taking
an extra lap, the front row
moved into place and the start
er, Bill VanderWater, gave the
green flag. The race was on.
THE start appeared fine to me
and in no way had anything to
do with the wreck that occurred
in the northeast turn.)
TROUBLE AHEAD
We were all in tight bunch.
I was running between Jimmy
Bryan and Tony Bettenhausen
with my nose just behind the
tail of Bob Veith in the Bowes
team car. AS / passed the
cross normal shut-off point
1 backed off to get into the
corner in good shape. Suddenly
1 saw cars starting to spin, so
I turned at once onto the grass
infield to avoid the tangle. I
didn't have the slightest idea
what was going on. Driving a
race car through grass at 100
mph, you have your hands full,
and there's no time to look
around. After sliding sideways
I regained full control and got
back on the track. I crossed
the starting line in 4th.
We continued to circle the
track at idling speed until the
wreckage was cleared. Bob
Veith had been involved but
saw him drive into the pits
under his own power, so he
was alright. We continued to
circle the track and / tried to
keep my mind on the race
ahead.
It wasn't until the race was
over that / learned Pat O'Con-
nor, a great race driver and a
true credit to the sport, hadn't
made it through the miX-up.
IN THE LEAD
On the 18th lap, the green
flag was out again. Bryan was
in front with Tony Bettenhau-
sen, and Eddie Sachs close on
his heels. A few laps later
George Amick got by me and
joined Sachs and Bettenhausen.
Jim Rathmann and Rodger
Ward also got by. I was now
18th.
I didn't feel "racy" those
first few laps, but I finally got
going. and picked up the front
runners. I had moved into secs
ond when I was forced into
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VETERAN INDIANAPOLIS DRIVER

the pits for my first stop. Back
on the track again, I was run
ming fourth and within sight of
the leaders. The pace had
picked up. We were now run
ming laps of al mph or better.
On the 104th lap, Bryan went
into the pits.
Two laps later I passed Bet
tenhausen and was leading the
$500 for the first time. l had
looked forward to this for a
long time. Now I was there.
The car was working real good
and 7 felt we were in position
to win it.
On the 10th lap, 7 went into
the pits again for tires and
fuel. Quick work by my fine
crew put me back into the race
in 81 seconds. I was in End
lap behind Bryan.
Shortly, Jim made his third
pit stop. When he reentered he
was about 40 seconds in front.
AS flashed by the pits, I saw
the board marked "GO-GO"
and l tried to close the gap
between Jim and myself. Soon
I found myself running wheel
to wheel with him. Jim is a
master. Three times National
Champion, he knows all the
tricks of the trade. AS I moved
high to go around, he would
close the gate" coming off the
turn. The same when I tried
to come off low. This is the
way to do it and Jim was do
ing it welD.
All at once when 7 went high
coming off, Amick moved I'm.
derneath and by me. George
was third and a lap behind. We
ran that way for quite a few
laps. Then it happened. The
right rear tire started to 60
and I had to make my third pit
stop. Into the pits on the 178th
lap for a right rear. I returned
still second, but a lap behind
Bryan.
A GOOD FINISH
The car didn't respond after
the third pit stop. The only
thing to do was hang on and
hope to stay in front Of Amick.
Suddenly a new problem; the
right front tire began to show
wear. My big worry now was
to nurse it through to the
finish. Those last few laps
seemed like days. Then Amick
was around me and I was 3rd.
I managed to hang on and re-
ceived the checkered flag with
q Bird place for my fourth at
tempt at the charmed circle at
Indy.
From the money standpoint
we had the best payday since
I've been racing: $24,999 I was
real happy with a third after
making that first lap OK Next,
it's the 100 miller on June 9Th
in Milwaukee and a chance to
earn more points toward the
National Title.
Arkansas State press., 1958-07-11
ACLU Halls HIGH
Court Decision

The Supreme Courts voiding
of an Alabama contemps of
court conviction of the Nation
al Association for the Advance
ment of Colored People for re-
Arkansas State press., 1958-07-11

OF harassment directed at the L.
T. Bateses by the Little Rock
traffic department was singled
down, an indescribable case of
traffic violation was given to
Traffic Judge Robert W. Laster.
who dismissed the case.
Officer E. J. Mcdaniel tagged
car for a parking violation
Sunday, May Is at 1O:45 a. m.
A few days later L. c. Bates
received a notice of traffic
violation. Mr.. Bates thinking
there had been some mistake
since the license number on the
notice did not compare, or had
any remote resemblance tn any
OF his license plates, immediately
got IN tough with the traffic
department and called attention
to what he thought was an err
fof. Inc tratIle department. told
MIR. Bates that it was an error
ana to ignore the ticket that
the automobile in question was
the property of Herfs Rental
service. Mr.. Bates did ignore the
ticket
About ten days later, an of
ficer appeared at the Bates
home with warrant for Mrs.
Bates arrest. Mrs. Bates was
out of the city, and the warrant
could not be served.
When Mr.. Bites was notified
about the warrant for Mrs
Bates arrest, he Immediately
contacted his lawyer, since the
Bateses have been subjected to
all forms of harassments during
the past year, Mr. Bates didn't
know whether he had put
quarter in nickel slot, or put
a five-cenet stamp on a three
cent letter or walked in the
wrong direction of one-way
street. But at any rate he
thought it was matter for legal
counsel.
The lawyer advised Mr.. Bates
that Mrs. Bates had ignored
traffic ticket Mr. Bates imme-
diately went to the traffic de
parment and explained the con-
version that had taken place
earlier between him and the
desk sergeant, and where he was
told to ignore the ticket, and
now the charge was against Mrs.
Bates.
Mr.. Bates was told that he
could pay the fine or put up court
cost and bring it to trial. Court
cost was put up for the Bateses
were anxious to find out why
such charge SO irrelevant was
placed against them.
At the trial it was discovered
that no charge had been made
against Mrs, Bates, in spite of
the fact that warrant had been
issued for her arrest, and court
cost had been posted. The
charges were against Mr.. Bates.
Since Mrs, Bates was present
in the court room, the Bates
attorney permitted the charges
to be amended and placed a.
gainst M S. B ties, SO the case
could get underway.
The first Witness was Officer
Mcdaniel Negro the race label
is used here to Gear the officer
of any misrepresentation for do
ing only his duty, McDan
iel testified that he had no
knowledge as to how the Bates
name got on the ticket
The next to testify was Sgt.
H. J. Talbert, who st@ted that he
was given the warrant to serve
on Mrs. Bates. He said he first
went to the Bates office and
finding no one there, he went to
the home and talked with the
Arkansas State press., 1958-07-11
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AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE
MOTORS INC,

PLYMOUTH 1860 2-dT. club sedan;
meadow green and white FULLY
sss Row ,,rn I0oh w wv n tlfss.
ROYAL MOTORS INC.
400 GA. Ave. NV. IA. 0-2D04
PLYMOUTH 800 Belyedere sport
Az the extras; $1,000; financed
KIRK MOTOR co.
1000 Georgia Ave. ia. g.4s00
PLYMOUTH 1858 Belvedere v-s
4-dr. sedan, r, and b., p0wernite,
2-tone paint Wv, tires. Todsy'a
LEE b. BUTLER, INC.
ll2I slGt st. NV. Fk. 1-2470
PLYMOUTH SIS 4-dr. station wag-
on, excellent condition; 6-eyiinder,
standard shift private owner.
u 300 fnanelng available. u.
4-35bO
PLYMOUTH 'b3 club coupe; r. and
b., = tone, ready TO 20; Aayb.
KIRK MOTOR CO.
2Oth ana r. !, Ave. NE. AID. 2-3334
PLYMOUTH 55 savoy 6-cyiinder
e asSGor sf,,ssSs'd RRx1RHst c PsTssaI
Dc I s,01,o,Plsmouthii Lee 9i hish"aS
PLYMOUTH 80 Savoy 4-door;
RADIO, heater, powerhite. sportont
nnish: immaculate one owner
WHEELER INC. cHRYsLER CITY
LARGEST WARRINGTON DEALER
$500 WISCONSIN NV. EM. 2-lO2Q
PLYMOUTH $50 Beiyedere station
wagon VIZ; auto trans s-tons
coral and white, q and n. Wv
tires. chrome rack on top. Low
mileage, one owner An outstand.
Ing sta. vag.. si.705. cash. trade
BREWER MOTORS
l5lI1 wis. Ave. NV. EN-. 2-510d
PLYMOUTH SO VS. sport suburban
radio. heater power steering and
brakes, 2-tone paint. Wv tires,
low mileage, one owner VI Ig5
( WHEELER. INC. WHEATON,. MD
( cHRYsfER- PL YMOuTH- IMPERIAL
1895 GEORGIA AVE. 10. 5-50O0
PLYMOUTH SO BeIyedere 49, 4
door sedan; 7. and h.. powerelide
oFiEinal coral inish' one owner,
EATON CHEVROLET
9th and II SITS NE. II. 1-i4IO
Chevrolet Corner for 80 Years
PONTIAC '56 WAGON: power, :. and
h.: ct. sharp, 81 EOS. ROYAL
cBRYsLER. 1901 n. /. ave. ne,
WA. 10000.
PONTIAC 81 4-door: radio. heater,
hydramatie, good BLACK tires, per-
feet for 2nd car, clean ~ q
penny. 1896 before you buy be
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
ia s-900i Open nj Q 40
PONTIAC 81 convertible loaded
with hydra, r, and h. power
steering. power brakes. and large
engine. Orig cost. $500. sale
priced at S2.195 Mr.. BrenneI
RA $4,000, HICKS CHEVROLET
INC, 5a2g Ga ave. NV.
PONTIAC 81 star Chief Custom
sedan Al eond. criginal owner
A bargain. SsG5. IL 4-pO79. 324
Pc. ave Sc. 10 TO 6. 'e3
PONTIAC IS Catalina coupe; ?.
and h.. auto trans, Wv, tires,
blue and IVORY. ~ ,095.
NORTHWEST MOTORS
4soi Conn Ave NV wo 6-5654
PONTIAC 20 4-or. Catalina: quail
ranee hydrhmatir 2, ard h. Wv.
tires beaut blue hnish, at only
81 -5as
CaithneSs Buick, Inc.
USED-CAR DEPT
ITfO VIZ Ave OIL. A-AH3e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-22

power steering and power brakes,
dual exhaust. Wv. tires, 2-t0ne
ivory and silver, air conditioning;
sspssciei a. ss.s4b' ~
JACK BLANKS
ARCADE PONTIAC .
22ssss99 Twins i1in y g.. NV Nv rs. 9..ssss56SS
PONTIAC 1855 VS. 2-dr sedsp;
Se.u' cd mist rsse e.. .Sa T on ,n fs
yrIl price, si's05. Can finance with
ROYAL MOTORS INC.
400 Ca. Ave. NV. ia. 9-2904
R nm sla,. Al Ss SnIs q 45s and h.
CaithnesS Buick, Inc.
USED. CAR DEPT.
1910 Wis. Ave oil 4-063s
RAMBLER SO Cross Country 4-dr.
I i,s'I miiss sSs' PsNvTiiLLER-SoNbED:
today only - .505.
LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
.I12l 2ist b.. NV. FE. 7-247O
RAMBLERs. IS, $50 and 81 sta
ton wagons and 4-oI. tedans
fully equipped. some with a.-c.. all
have bonded gusTantee; cash; traoe
RAMBLER, aO5S Nichols ave. Sc.
LII. $4,000
RAMBLER 'B5 Custom Gross Coun-
try; 2-tone finish. equip. low mile
age, one owner, excel. eond. A real
mice economy car; sl,295. cash.
trade or terms.
BREWER MOTORS
Sill wis. Ave. NV, I'm. 2-1700
sIMcA
Immediate delivery - all models
Exclusive Dealer Va area
JOHN OXFORD MQToRe
IA. 6-g223 Open I'll .
SIMCA
WaShington'E exclusive eimes
S Ses1s oeS ee eoSUne1tss s' q
Of sSs ons Of the finest small ears
on the market today. Prices start
a. low as 81 .6gJ
CONTINENTAL
MOTORS. LTD
1901 Rhode island Ave NE.
co. 5-Sl22, Open z 30 o. Sun. l0-e
sTUDEBAKER 1858 Champion
hardtop radio. heater. overdrtve.
Wv. tires beautiful 2-tone green
finish: $595. before you buy. be
sure and check with
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
1885 Wilson Blvd, Arlington. We.
IA. 2-eO0l Open TIL $50
sTUDEBAKER SO Champ. 2-dr.;
sopipgsd;, sl s1n.,v ms ssSy. miles NIL. Per
down, S25 per mo. WOLFF MO
TORS. 1888 n Moore st.. Ar, at
Rosslyn. ia 1881.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-22
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

oLDs 1885 super ''sR" Holiday
coupe; cant be told IRON new
power extras. Sl,sD5. financed
1hrISsn psnk x~,r0p ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-22

1000 GEORGIA Ave ia. A-4S00
OLDsMOBILE 1855 de luxe "Ds'
convertible, Getaway, radio. heat
electric windows and seats.
REGISTERED ROCKET as on
PAGE IN this weeks LIFE MAG
AZ1NE S2.205. PAUL BROS.
IoLDSl Wis ana EIlieott 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-22
| AUTOMOBILES ron SALE

PONTIAC 81 Custom cataiipa
toupe; radio. heater. hydrsmatie
e II. exhaust IN t saeS,,@n .qn'
this ear has never been titled: one
year national bond guarantee
speciai 81 k2.s4b
lack RT.ANK'S
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KIRK MOTOR co.

1000 Georgia Ave. ia. g.4s0O
PLYMOUTH 1888 Beivedere VS.
4-dr. sedan r. and h., powertiite,
2-t0ne paint, Wv. tires. Today'a
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AuruMosLIs Eoa Sale THERE oucHTA BE a Lawn
HiIL "a SANnERH

FORD 'Ab Custom VS. Ranch Wac
on; rordomalic, 2, and b., beautifu
torch red finishi exceptionally nice
Sl,aNh,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-22
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH "a Plaza 4-dr.; 7. and
h., pvt owner, buying small car.
S5D5 or top offer, Ewes, JE. 3-tnl .
PLYMOUTH '55 VS. station wagon
heater, Wv. tires: see this 10
appreciate It's value. ~ .lD5. be-
fore you buy. be sure ana check
with
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LEE ID. RUTLER. INC.

llel slst st. NV. III. 7-2470
PLYMOUTH b5 4-dr. station wae-
on, excellent condition; 6-eyiindef.
standard shift private owner.
81 800. financing available. u.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-22

OLDsMOBILE 1884 super "ss"
Holiday coupe. hydrAmAtie. ra-
dio. heater. power steering and
brakes; beautiful atone paint
A REGISTERED ROCKET PAUL
BROS. toLDSi. wis and Eilico,,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-22
English Zephyr '53 (Fordl

6-cylinder englne, l-door sedan
new brakes. low mileage. clean In
slas: pvt. owner; $500. 20. a-e2ls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-22
ARCADE Pontiac

22sss9 l i1i5 3 8. nv Nv. Is. s::ssss5SS
PONTIAC 1868 VS. 2-dr sedan;
Ss.p' cJnd l'' n Tsse a.. .na s Ua a fs
equip, hydra, r., h., Wv. tires, etc
Pull price, S1,2D5. Can finance with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-22

ny avse..A s oldi NV F0rd APP p'. al..gEsoO
F0RD 81 rairla1s $500 con.
yeFtibie; Thunderhird ensthel
Pordomatie, safety access, =. and
h., full power. black ihnish With
black TOP. 10000 actual nj. 81.
aps or bsst otfsr. Can oil. s-eiso
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-22

FoRD 81 Del Rio VS. Ranch
low niilsasei extremely elssn;
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meadow eree1 and white; fnliI
sss Ss R' priss islCS can n ',ss
ROYAL MOTORS INC.
400 ga. Ave. NV. IA. 0-gg04
PLYMOUTH $50 Beiyedere sporl
sedan, plymouth'S best VS. model
Az the extras; " 800; financed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-22
AUTOMOBILES ron SALE

DOnOR 80 club eoupei splendld.
SlDo, $40 down, SIG mo. NoPkli
MOTOR, Ia. H-sluu,
EDsEL 1h6 C0RHAiR hardtop; fully
equipped, including power; ~ new
must sell, 5000 or best oner.
1870 Rhode Island ave. ne.
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KIRK MOTOR co.

FORD SO RairlAne club sedan; r.
ana h., Fofdomatie; orig. cream
| fnish, spotleSs green interior. power
packed. dual exhAnsts, Wv. tires,
nna NupoF. 81 4Nh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-22
AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE

MERCURY '55 Monterey haTdtop;
!pranoIse and white. :; ana b,
o MsssST ssT. 's,.sessI' real clean one
EATON CHEVROLET
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-22

cnEVROLET 80 A-dr. 'aiO' Towns
man, TURQUOISE and ivory, .n-eyL
cs nIs az S-4S6e sftsr ! nm.
CHEV. 1888 aai0s e-dr.: T. and
b., a-tone. So05,
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z enyon-Peck Cheyrolet

3I4O Lee Hwy. Arlington, Va.
IA. 2-9O03 Open Til $3.50
PLYMOUTH 1857 VS. Savoy club
coupe. beaut. West Point gray.
fully equip, incl powerfiite. etc
Sale priced. Si.7p5. Can finance
with &lf5 On.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-22

WaShington'E exclusive Gimes
!lealer offers complete line Of 2.
doors l-dooTS eonvertibles. station
Of gas One Of the finest small cars
on the market today. Prices start
~ low as 81 .6gJ
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pOHANKA OldSTnObile

washington's Oldest Oldsmobile
Dealership a. Their Newest
USED-cAR CENTER
Gao Univ. Blvd. z; 81 sps- Nd
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FORD late "a Country SQUIRE;
passenger. blue. ". wtpers, power
steering, Fprdomatie. good tires.
excel eond.. $3.50. Ewes. AD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-22

PONTIAC 81 convertible loaded
with hydra, =; and b.. power
steering. power brakes. and large
engine. Orig cost. 1900. sale
priced at S2.195 Mr.. BrenneI
nv, En.gn "a npa q "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-22

PONTIAC 81 star Chief Custom
sedan Al eond. criginal owner
A BARGAIN. Ss73, IL 5-pO79' 324
pa. ave Sc. 10 to g. se3
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1888 Wisconsin Ave. I'm. a-i353
FORD 1888 Bypass. Country Sedan;
r. and h.. Fordomatie. an-yinyi IN
terror; . very nice car. BUTLER.
BONDED; SkDS
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ROYAL MOTORS INC,

fIUU Ga AVG. NV. IA s-2bUl
PLYM. 81 cranbFo0k club coupe
.,I green ndo =. And b: very sood
run. order Very depend. looks
real good. Pvt. party. S2s5. EX.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-22

FoRD 1857 Tudor; r and h. Wv,
black: 1000 miles ReasonAble
down payts. pick up mo. payts.
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THACKER MOTORS

ie,h ard r. I ave NE Ia. a-s59O
MERCURY 81 Custom f-dT; 2
and h; e-tone ersen' one owner
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-22

Wlkh.s OIdest FORD DeaIei
TIA W. Ave. NV AID. $500
MERCURY '5s Monterey hardtop.
sheer hyxury and perfect IN every
detail: SLABS: financed through
KIRK MOTOR co.
1000 oeorSiA Ave. IA. e-4e0C
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FORD 80 Model A cdr. sedan
fair eond.; need electrical work
best ofier kE, S-bid9
FORD 'sa Fairiane club sedan;
POrdomatie. radio. heater; 2-tont
finlSh. 1-owner ear Stock No. .O7s
Only Sl,l05.
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BREWER MOTORS
EATON CHEVROLET

Chevrolet Corner for 35 Years
PONTIAC '56 WAGON: power. T. and
h.. ct. sharp. 81 LES. ROYAL
cBRYsLER. 1901 n. !. ave. ne,
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AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE

ANNAPOLIS MOTORS
500 ". Y. Ave. NV. tx. 1874
IRA "a: nix. Wv. tires, wire
wheels, heater and turn signais:
LOO miles. Must saerifee Call
TU. 2-0l33 between 7-in pm.
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s E. fSgr rs ss siq y so ssasb an
KIRK MOTOR co

PLYMOUTH SO Beiyedere station
coral and white, = and n. Wv
tires. chrome rack on top. Low
mileage, one owner. An outstand'
ING sta. wag.. Si.705. cash. trade
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-22

DODGE IS Royal Lancer match
less blaek-and-E hite hardtop: Yes
Red Ram fnnine with powerdtte
Sf IQt aerVicernen huanced
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1000 Wilson Blvd. Arllns,on. Va.
IA 1-sA0n
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CANT Food Reports
Sales Top 500 Million

The annual report of Giant
Food, Inc. for the fiscal year
ended April rs. released today,
showed that for the first time
in its 22-year history sales
exceeded 500 million.
This represented an increase
Of IL per cent over sales of the
preceding year, shareholders
we're informed. officials said
the application of supermar-
ket merchandising techniques
to the retailing of household
goods, clothing and small APP
planes is the challenge of the
immediate future" in citing
the recent opening of its first
Super Giant. They said it is
anticipated that six new stores,
at least four Of them Super
Giants, will be opened this year
Net earnings for the last year
totaled $1,076,989 contrasted
with $1,101,l36 for the year
ending April q, 1857.
In another statement, Giant
revealed its store managers,
supervisors. middle manage
ment executives and officers
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CHICAGO
LIVESTOCK

:. CHICAGO. June 10 N CUsDAl -
Hoss 5000: market slow; early; later
trade moderately active and uneven.
% to so lower on butchers; sows UNI
even; mostly 25 lower: good ship
ping demand. but only fair local out.
let; 2-3 10000 ID. butchers % so
300: several lots Ia l95-22O lbs
Is these Ses SHd isy lSts s @0sts
200 head at 1880. 2-3 24O-2B0 lbs
- .O0-22 80: few I-2 around FAC
lbs. up to 1915: 90 27O-290 lbs
81 5000 90; deck Is $40 lbs. 2O.50,
most mixed grade 350-425 Id. sows
42575oo lbs. 1750-1s.5O; 5O0-55o lbs
l7.00-17. 80.
Cattle 1000: calves 200. steer,
active: steady 70 strong; low choice
and below slow: steady to rs lower;
heiferS mostly steady: cows and bulls
steady TO % higher; veaIers steady "a
strong; stockers and feeders moderately
active, steady. load mostly prime
around 1.325. lb steers 1900: a few
LOADS high choice and mixed choice
most average choice 27.50-9S'5 so: GOOD
and low choice 25.O0-27. 25: utiiity
and standard FL .50-24. 80; a load high
choice $50 ID heifers 2S25: good and
choice heifers 25.00-2S 90; a load S00
10 standard 1878. standard COWS
~ O0-23 90: commercial 20.50-22. 90;
cutters 16.50-19a' so: utility and com u
mercial bulls 22.00-24 .25: most good
and choice .vealers 2S.00-31 90: a few
GUS down to 10 90: medium and Qood
525.I5O ID stock steers "a 5n-2S as.
good to low choice Sn0-1 900 ID feed.
ing steers 26.00-27.00.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-10
Deliveries
CudiIIucs
Rise 1850

Quite a few Washington resi-
dents apparently have that
prosperous feeling, for deliver
les of Cadillacs here in May
jumped 43.5 per cent above
a year ago and in this area
were up 1874 per cent.
This was reported today by
Floyd d. Akers, president Of
Capital Cadillac Oldsmobile Co,
and two AFFILIATED dealerships,
Suburban Cadillac Oldsmobile
Co. in Bethesda and Akers
Oldsmobile Cadillac Co. in
Alexandria.
Because Of declines in earlier
months, area deliveries for the
first five months of this year
were down 10 per cent from a
year ago. Cadillac registrations
in the District alone were down
10 per cent in contrast to a
drop Of % per cent in the total
for all makes, Mr.. Akers said.
Cadillac orders already in
hand and inquiries indicate
that area and District of Column
bia totals for June, July and
August also will be well ahead
of 1857, Mr.. Akers said.
Oldsmobile business has been
above expectations, he said
While the entire medium priced
field has shown sales declines
Oldsmobile has increased its
relative position and new stands
fourth in the market. he said.