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Mobt horHt belong 20 the
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uota Ny Fathers nay gift, a
backyard grin has been used oa
quite number of occasions
Young David Mphrbarbef, age
about four, aaid the other even,
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DOORS, we have stove IN the
atchen
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THERE OUGHT TO BE A LAW
AGAINST RETIREMENT TALK

HOLLYWOOD (NANA) Herbert Marshall speaking:
when an actor reaches CO. there ought to be a law
against anyone coming up with that terrifying question
When you planning to retire9" The British actor
was recalling what happened the first day he reported
for work feature movie at Universal international
a few years back.
Il was just getting myself Gained down enough to
into the first scene related Bart who admits he always
gets opening-day ters when chap stuck his head In
my dressing and called out Mr.. Marshsll-Im the
pubcst assigned to the picture I'd like to talk bit and
get news II can
WELL" continued Marshall with sigh Il wasn't
quite in the mood for talking at that moment but the
fellow did have Job TO do SO couldn't say invited
him in. Well, what do you suppose his first words
were? was dumfounded Mr.. Marshall he said tell me
have you thought at all about retirng?
Now ask you, Bart appealed, justihably upset
at the recollection, what kind Of greeting that for
man just starting picture? Unfortunately I'm not
the first it's happened TO- Around this town they like to
start the retirement stories earyI suppose for lack of
something more exciting to write about"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-17
SchiIdkruut
Awoits His Hoir

HOLLYWOOD CAP) -Jo-
seph schildkraut can finally
put his razor away.
For three full years. the
veteran actor has gone
through the ritual of shaving
his pate to Brynner-like
smoothness. The reason: He
has been enacting the role
Of Otto Frank, father Of the
tragic heroine in the drama
1.-THE Diary Of Anne Frank. I"
A stickler for realism. Schild-
kraut insisted on maintain
ing the resemblance to the
real-life Frank. first on the
stage and lately in the film
version.
Now he's wondering II his
once-luxuriant growth will
return.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-17
BY JAMES BACON
Associated Press Stah Writer

PARASITIC applause of
the people out front is more
important to me than the
money"
Thus Juliette Greco admits
openly what every true Thes-
plan inwardly believes.
Juliette, known in America
for her records, is the darling
of the eXistentialiSt caves of
Paris.
A Corsican, the slim, exotic,
throaty-voiced actress has the
physical attributes of such
exciting European imports as
Marlene Dietrich and Carlo.
Zanuck's Excited
Daryl F. Zanuck has put
her in a four million dollar
movie, Roots of Heaven"
directed by John Huston.
II haven't been so excited
about a discovery in years,
says Zanuck. Greco has
everything to become an i'm
portant star-dark, Sloe-eyed
beauty, a perfect figure. both
acting and singing talent,
professional attitude and
what's more surprising to me
"a great sense of humor."
The latter quality served
her we'll on Roots Of Heav-
en-" filmed in French Equa-
torial Africa.
While most everyone else
on the location could work
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-17
This Is No Place
For Man Nervous
Around Hyenos

PARIS R.-Director John
Huston made a directorial
first but one reporter didn't
choose to stay around and
watch it.
The Roots of Heaven"
company was on location
near Fountainbleau, a part
of which resembles French
Equatorial Africa. AS Trevor
Howard and Juliette Greco
rehearSed. a couple a truck
loads Of wild hyenas in cages
were brought to the scene.
The scene called for the
hyenas to menace Howard,
Greco and their encourage
camping outside.
Are they tame?" asked the
reporter.
There's no such thing as
a tame hyena," answered
Huston.
Have you ever worked
with hyenas before?"
mo" answered Huston.
What happens if they get
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-17
IN AN AIRBORNE TRIANGLE
Applause Means More
Thon Moneyto JuIiette

under wide brimmed hats or
shade in the l30-degree tenn
peratures, La Greco had most
of her scenes in the open sun,
bareheaded.
Juliette'S parents, active in
the French resistance move
ment, were put in a German
prison camp. Juliette, barely
a teen-ager, was imprisoned
only 10 days.
Familiar Figure
Then in wartime Paris, she
became a lonely child with
out funds. She got a job as
a telephone operator while
she studied acting. Then she
drifted to the left bank hang
outs of the existentialists,
the cult founded by Jean
Sartre.
Her raven hair flowing to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-17
International
Cast in Miracle

HOLLYWOOD (AP).
The longtime international
hit, 1.-THE Miracle" is getting
an international cast.
The top talent in the null
timillion-dollar Warner pro-
duction includes Katina Pax
inou from Greece, Walter
Slezak from Austria, vittorio
Gassman from Italy, Gladys
Cooper and Roger Moore
from England and Carlos
Rivas from Mexico.
The star: Carroll Baker,
American.
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her waist, her black sweaters
with nothing worn under
meath and orm-fltting Stacks
made her a familiar silhou-
cite among lovers of the l.
don't-ige-a-damn life of post
war Paris.
The seXy, mysterious voice
made her a nightlife faverite.
1t even got her a nightclub
engagement at the Waldorf
Astoria in New York.
French movies came next
and then zanuck put her in
THE Sun Also Rises" in a
small part.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-17

frightened by all these peo-
pie and start attacking?"
See that fellow over there
with a rife? He's a good
shot,
"Good-by, John. would love
to stay, but / have to catch
a plane"
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-04
Concerto de HOY
en- BaYfOnt Park

En- ell concerto que esta noche
celebrara la Banda de Cesar La
Monaco, en- ell anfiteatro del Bay
front Park la mayor parte del pro.
grama estara dedicado a CONNIE
moran Ell Viernes Santo, ofreciendo
Sc musica sacra y pleas especial
mente escogidas.
Actuaran de soliStas, la soprano
Gloria Aliani y ell tenor William
Diard, con ell narrator Gordon
Shaw. Dara comienzo, como de
costumbre, a las ocho menos Guar
to, conStando de las seleccioneS 81
guientes:
Marcia Pontifical, de Charles
Gounod; Campanas de Pascuas
(descriptiva), de M. L. Lake; ora
cion de Noises en- Egipto", me-
lodrama sagrado en- cuatro actos,
de Rossini; solo de tenor "Air
Cojus Amman de "Stabat Ma
ter de Rossini, por William
Diard; overture de "Stabat Mater
de Rossinl, por G. Mercadante; So
10 de soprano, Inflamatuc, de "Sta-
bat Mater, de Rossini. por Glo-
ria Aliani: Fantasia de "Parsifal",
drama de m1sjca sacra, de Richard
Wagner; duo de soprano yltenor
(Pasa a la Pagina -
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-04
LA SOLTERIA

Querida .Amaranta: .TengO.
veintiOcho amos y aunque he te'.
nido y tengO variOs pretendien'.
ties, debidO a una serie de desen..
gaiOs que seria muy largo deta..
llar, he decidido quedarme sOlte.
ra. AL fin y al cabO, estandO sOla-
gozare y podre disfrutar plena..
mente de los muchOs encantOs i,
de la vida. para que cOmplicar..
Sela, no lie parece a listed?
Eva
En- contra de su opinion, pro-
bablemente precipitada y en- con
secuencia POGO sincera, cast OF
do Ell mundo esta de acuerdo en-
que es conveniente casarse. Y en-
todas parties ell 80 por ciento de
las personals mayores. de edad
dan, antes o despueS, este paso
81 existe tanta aficion por esta
respectable institution del matri-
monio es sin duda % para evil
tar la soledad, especialmente con
miras a la vejez, az para tener
hijos, (3) por razones de seguri-
dad economical.
En- efecto, rapa la mayoria la
soledad es un verdadero fantas-
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-04
Supreme Ordena Ia
Devo|ud6n de Sc Mi||ones
a Contnbuyentes de Florida

Ell Tribunal Supreme de Flori-
da, ordeno ell microbes la devolu-
cion de unos seis millones de dola,
res recaudados en- 1857, por con.
cepto de Impuestos sobre bienes
intangibleS, en- Ell estado. Los con-
tribuyentes del Condado Dade per.
cibiran cast la tercera paree de esa
Suma.
La decision del alto tribunal es-
ia contenlda en- la sentencia dicta-
ola en- un case judicial que tuvo
por objeto probar la constitutional
lidad de una ley de 1857, por la
cual Sc aumentaba la doble tasa
del impuesto sobre bienes intangi-
bles.
FL Procurador General del Esta-
do Richard Erwin, habia opinado
que la nueva tasa podis recaudar-
Sc, retroactive al dia 10 de enero
de 1857. Ell Tribunal Supreme deci-
do que la nueva ley no podia ser
efectiva hasta ell dia primerfo de
enero de 1858.
Ell Recaudador de Impuestos del
Condado Dade, Earnest Overstreet,
anunci6 que unos $1,000. 900 Sc
rian devueltos a los contribuyen.
ties del Condado que pagaron ell do
Bile de impuestos sobre sus bienes
en- metalico, acciones, bonos y otros
bienes intangibles -. Advirtio, sin
embargo, que las devoluciones no
Sc efectLarian antes del ano pr6xi-
mo, y agrego:
Hemos recaudado la mayor par.
te de csc impuesto y remitido los
fondos al contralor del estado, de
manera que corresponds al contra.
lor adoptar la forma en- que ha de
e~fectuarse esa devoluci0n".
FL procedimiento judicial para
probar la valdez de la ley y la fe.
cha de SUI aplicacion, fue estableci.
do por Riverside Bank Of Miami,
que reclam6 una devoluci6n de
$672; ell Peoples Bank Of Miami
Shores, reclamando $841, y Wi.
lizard M. Ware, I'm contribuyente
que reclam6 $139.
La ley en- controversial aument6
Ell impuesto sobre los dep6sitos en-
los bancos del 100 por mil al 10
por mil y de uno a dos milesimaS
sobre los bonos.
Este aujento fue parte de una
revision general de reaudaciones,
destinada a aumentarlas en- $500
millones para cubrir un presupues-
to record" de dos amos, de $50.
to record" de dos amos, de $50.
millones.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-04

Ell doctor lie aplico una injection
antitetanica que es 10 recommended
para evitar una infection, pero una
vez inyectado, Nestor cay6 en- CO.
ma y fallecio a las $40 de la tar
de.
Las autoridades ordenaron la au-
topsia para determinar la causa de
la muerte.
FL tetano, es una infection eau
sada por la introduction de mate
rias sucias, en- heridas abiertas o
cortaduraS. FL numero de casos, de
tetano aumento considerablemente
Ell ano pasado, de So casos conoci-
dos, % terminaron fatalmente.
Ell Departamento de Sandal del
Estado, recomend6 recientemente a
TODD ell mundo que Sc inyectara
contra Ell tetano, que invariable-
mente provee protection compile
ia, cuando Sc toma como rutina
de inmuniZacion.
Advertia ell Departamento, sin
embargo, que las inyecciones apli-
cadas en- casoS de emergencia, des-
pues de haber sufrido heridas o
infecciones pueden producer "reac.
clones peligrosas".
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-04

ma. En- general, necesitamos que
alguien nos elogie, alguien con
quien compartir nuestras alegri.
as, alguien que nos anime en- los
malos momentos. Ell deseo de
perpetuarse es, por demas I'm pc
deroso incentive. Ademas la
mujer soltera Sc encuentra un
POGO desplazada en- una sociedad
en- la que cast TODD ell mundo es-
ia casado. Y es mucho mas diff
ell lograr Ell aprecio y ell respeto
de la comunidad siendC soltera
que casada. Por 81 este fuera pc.
CO, ell matrimonio es una eSpe-
Gle de sociedad de socorros mu-
tuos, la garantia de que alguien
podra %ayudarnos en- I'm instante
dado, a Gambia de que nosotros
lie ayudemos en- otro.
Con ser grandes las ventaias
del matrimonio, mejor que casar
Sc precipitadamente con una pei
soma que quizas no sea la que Sc
concibe como ideal, muchas mu-
jeres %preferirian quedarse solte-
ras, pero la gran duda que les
asalta es esta: isirvo para solte.
raj.
mo" es la condensation que
hay que oar en- la inmensa mayo
ria de los casos. Ser soltera Y al
mismo tempo feliz, es terrible.
mente dificil. No Sc trata, claro
esta, de ser soltera un ano o dos
sino de serlo toda la vida, de io-
ven y vieja. san o enferma, en-
epocas de abundancia o de esca-
SEE.
La primera y mas dificiI condi
cion es nc solamente nc temer a
la soledad, sino amarla, y amar
la soledad -supone tener una Sc.
RE de intereses espirituales que
Rasa . la Pagina ~
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-04

10-Material de construction.
11-Estirar, poner tirante.
12-Del verbo sonar.
19-Demostrativo.
22-Imllemento de labranza.
24-Becerro de I'm ano.
26-Rio de Siberia.
28-Arbol de Venezuela.
30-Del verbo anegar.
32-Das por terminado.
33-Ordinal de nueve.
34-Rezasen.
35--Constelacion.
37-Regiones tenebrosas.
38-Nombre de mujer.
39-Cocinaras a fuego directo.
42-Jornada.
45-Remover la TERRA con ell ara
do.
46-Tonta, alelada, Inv.
49-Oficial del eJercito turco.
51-Yerno de Mahoma.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-04
Curta Alberto
q Rene viera
Miami, Abril 4 de 1858.
ST.. Rene Viera.
DIARIO LAS AMERICAS,
Ciudad

CluQaQ.
Distinguish amigo y periodista:
Sean nuestras primeras pala-
bras para agradecerle, en- nom.
bre de la dignidad ciudadana,
sus esfuerzos en- la denuncia dia-
ria de los crimenes del tirano
va tiene suS dias contados.
iCuantas vidas tai vez habrian
ahorrado a Cuba veinticinco pc.
riodistas que, como I'd. hizo, OPP
tando por las amarguras y estre-
checes del exilio y en- homena.
je al honor y la verdad, hubie.
ran oportunamente renunciado
al comodo y complete silencio
obligatorio a que estaE someti-
dos en- ell fuero de la tirania?
Amigo Viera, varios cubanos
residetnes en- Miami, algunos ION
diferentes militancias revolucio.
narias, nos hemos reunido para
organizar, durante ell mes de
abril, la parte de la propaganda
que ell DR.. Fidel Castro ha con-
fiado a la responsibilities y civis-
mo de los emigrados y exilados
cubanos.
Por este medic eStamoS invi-
tandb a todos los cubanos resi-
denies en- Miami para que con-
curran a la reunion que celebra-
remos manana sabado, a las 3
pm, en- Ell local sito en- ell 975
w. Flagler Street (Pipo Motors
co., En- esta reunion Sc acorda-
"a la forma mas idonea en- que
podamos contribuir, con nuestra
(Pasa a la Pagina u
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-04

(Soluci6n al Cfucigrama de Ayer)
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-04
Sc Conjetura Sobre Nueva PoIltica
Entire Russia Y los Passes Satellites

BUDAPEST, april 3-(UP).-
En- circulos occidentales Sc con.
jeturaraba hoy que las negocia-
clones ovietico-hungaras que Sc
efectuan en- esta capital pudie-
ran estar destinadaS a formar
una nueva politica de coopera-
cion entire Russia y ell bIoque de
naciones de Europa Oriental.
Las Conversations fueron mi
ciadas aver por Ell Primer Minis
tro russo, Nikita Khrushchev, y
los mas altos funcionarios del 20
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-04

bierno y autoridades comunis.
taS.
Hoy continuaran las conferen-
cias que, por parte de los sovi6-
ticoS, encabezan Khrushchev Y ell
recien nombrado primer vicepre.
sidente del consejo sovietico,
Frol Kozlov.
(Noticias no confirmadas que
llegaron aver a Viena dicen que
(Pasa q "a Pagina y
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-04
Niho Hispano Muere en- Consu|ta
de NedicO Luego de Ser Inyectado

Ell nino cubano, Nestor Santiesteban, de 8 amos de edad, faueco
l microbes en- la consulta de I'm medico, a consecuencia de una
injection antitetanica.
Ell detective W. P. McClire, de la Division de Homicidios del De-
partamento de Policia, inform6 que ell muchacho Sc cort6 un pie en- una
pscina de nataci6n, POGO antes de las dos de la tarde y fue Ievado pr
su madre, sonora Olga Sanhesteban, de La Habana, ala consuIa del
medico.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-04

HORIZONTALES
1-Equipaje portatil
MAS aun.
13-Pabellones de los oidos.
A-Lobezno.
15-Ladronzuelo.
16-Evaden.
17-Pronombre demostrativo.
18-Argumento.
20-Otro pronombre demostrativo
21-Nina pequena.
2S-Agarradera. 4.
24-Remover la terra con ell ara
do.
25-Planta de flores rojas.
27-Rasgunara con las unas.
29-Rey de Hungria.
31-Arbol de Venezuela.
32-Que no causa dolor.
36--Marcha livida bajo los ojos.
40-Conjunto de voces.
41-Letra castellana.
43-Reces.
44-Gardner, por ejemp1o.
45-Piedra s%emipreciosa.
N-Escuela Nacional Argentina,
Inic.
49-Diefa besos.
50-Elogiara.
52-Inundar.
5S-Esferida deportiva.
54-Emitiera algun sonido.
55-Del verbo alisar.
VERTICALES
1-Triguena.
2-Del verbo arar.
Natural de Letonia.
@Linea que une dos centres.
antigua capital de Irlanda.
6-Arrasa, devasta.
7-Aduiera.
8-Delito o fraude.
9-Escuela Botanica Uruguaya,
Inic
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-04

oirijanse las consultas a BUzoN SENTIMENTAL. r. Q sox Ss.
International Airport. Miami 20, Fla. Rogamos q los lectores o
leetoras que firmen sus cartas con IN pseud6nimO . iniciales.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-08
ySiocksUp
| 10 7 Points,
Trading Brisk

NEW YORK. Aug. 9 tAP)-
The stock market advanced
with vigor early this afternoon.
Many key stocks rose 1 10 Z
points q share.
Turnover was At q brisk pace.
considerably above yesterdays.
There were good gains
sprlnkled through steels.
motors. aircrafts. metals. chem
icals and q wide assortment OF
specialties.
Brokers we're unable 10 single
out any major news that was
helping the market. Some said
investors regained courage after
being a tribe skittish yesterday,
At midday the Government
reported the number Of unem-
ployed Americans dropped by
$4,000 In July TO 5.2o4.000.
There we're continued increases
In interest rates on short-term
loans. adding 10 the recent In
fiationary trend.
The Associated Press average
Of so stocks at noon was up
sl.i0 TO s1s5.9o. That's 10 cents
above the 1858 high for the
average reached at the close
Monday. Industrials gained
$3.50. rails were ahead so cents
and utilities were unchanged.
United States Government
bonds again we're down sharply.
Corporate bonds were slightly
lower.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-08
Earnings

Gulf Oil report earnings Of
Sis, 737. 600, equal to 1912 q
share in the first six months
Of 1858. In the like 1857 period,
Gulf reporte dnet $20l. 754,510.
equal to $6.48 per share.
J. c. Penney Co. reported
net income for the half year
totaled $l5,l99,34l, equal to
$l.85 a share, compared with
1884 400 or 1928 a share in
the first six months Of 1857.
CerrO de Pasco reported
earnings of $1,201,135, equal
to Sc cents a share, before
deduction for depletion in the
first six months of 1858 COM
pared with net income Of
$3,2l0.871 or $1.49 q share in
the similar 1857 period. Sales
declined to $46,e50,359 from
$50, 1885, $50 a year ago.
Libby, Mcneil & Libby re-
ported a net income of $2,701, :
$40 for the year ended June
% compared with $3,675, 662 for
the previous year. Earnings
per share were So cents. down
% cents,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-08
Stainless Steel
Plate Prices Cut
PITTSBURGH. Aup A b

PITTSBURGH, Aug. 8 Up,
The U. S. Steel Corp. today
cut the price of stainless steel
plates approximately 6 per
cent due to competitive market
conditions.
In a statement issued yes
terday. U. S. Steel said: mill
price bases for various grades
OF stainless steel plates were
revised downward S cents q
pound or about 500 q ton"
The current price of STAIN
less steel plates range from SO
to 80 cents a pound. or $1,000
to $1,000 a ton.
Stainless steel plates COM
prised about S per cent Of
the total stainless steel pro-
duction last year. Stainless
steel sheets. the biggest ton
mage item, are not affected
by the price cut.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-08
CashDiVidends
Set Record

NEW YORK, Aug. 8 R.-
Cash dividends paid by COM
panies listed on the New York
Stock Exchange reached a rec
ord $4,280,736.940 in the first
half Of this year, the Exchange
Magazine reported today.
The total was nearly $40 mil
lion higher than the first six
months of 1857. 1t also marked
the 10th consecutive year that
first-half dividend payments
exceeded those Of the previous
year.
The new peak stemmed pri-
marily from the achievement
of three industrial groups -
utilities. petroleum and natural
gas, and chemicals--which in.
creased combined total divi-
dends by 88 million dollars
This Offset declines amons
other groups.
Eighty-five per cent Of al
listed issueS-929 of 1901 com
mon stocks-paid one or mort
cash dividends during the sil
months ended June 30. Thil
ratio compared with 80 pei
cent for the first quarter Of
this year and 87.S per cent fol
the first half of 1857.
Among stocks that paid div.
idends $50 upped payments
over the first half of 1857: sol
paid the same amount and l4S
paid less.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-08
BUSINESS
BRIEFS
Heavy Construction contract

Heavy Construction contract
awards for the week ended Mon.
day rose to $513.960,000 from
$3.50. 032. 900 the previous week
and 1898. 259. 900 for the week a
year ago. Current weeks total
is made up Of $212,555.0 900 in
private and 1901, 405, 900 in pub
lie construction - Engineering
News.
Loans TO Brokers and dealers
on other than U. s. Govern
ment securities held by men,
Der banks in New York City
totaled 1858 million Wednesday
q decrease of SAT million from
a week before. and an increase
of $54 million from a year be-
fore.-Review Board.
Rail Freight LOadings las
week totaled 622, 204 cars. Thil
volume, for the week ended Au.
gust 2. was l4.503 cars or a.
per cent above the preceding
week, but l18.504 cars or II
per cent below the CORE
spending week last year, ant
3S.083 or So per cent undel
the same week in 1856.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-08
rode Puper Exposes /.
Shody Stores Tricks

attempt 10 get out Of a con-
tract. A store In Astoria. NY.
he says. simply tells the Gus
toner that the contract he
signed has committed him. 10
buy even n the merchandise
has not yet been delivered. n
the customer sim tries 10 pull
out. he Is informed that the
store viii hold the goods while
the bank garnishees the guys
wages for the monthly pay
ment. Then two years later
when the merchandise Is all
paid for the customer can come
around and pick UP his, goods
II he wants TO-"
Some shoppers are curious
about credit charges. The
salesman says a friend handles
II this way: He gets q deal on
a washer and a refrigerator at
$3.50. The customer gives him
$50 down. the balance 10 be
paid over "a months. Just as
my buddy makes ready 10 write.
the customer asks him how
much Is interest. My pal re-
plies. Two dollars and change
q month"; This satisfies the
customer much more than be-
ing told the interest viii come
TO S6S. t7f'
when a customer asks me
the rate Of interest. I never say
10 per cent. I Just tell him that
1t comes out to less than 1 per
cent q month, which Is true"
CMcciurs Newspaper syndieassI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-08
CHICAGO
LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO. Aug. 8 CAP) tUsDA)-
Hogs 1000; fairly active; steady 20 26
higher on butchers: -advance on weights
under $50 lbs: closed slow. barely
steady on Q few lots these Weighls;
sovs fairly active: steady 70 strong;
good shipping demand and all local
interest in trade; No 1 butchers scarce:
2-3 l95-2s0 ID butchers % 1923 90:
mostly 22.7B-23.00 on 22O-27O ibs;
several lots IS mostly liz 200-220
lbs 23 O0-23 IS: . few "a 2s0-300 lbs
% .25-22.5S; and 2 few lots mixed
Grade lS0-le5 lbs 2s25-22 as; mixed
Grade 4OO-475 10 sows 1e7S-20.7 IS:
most 330-390 lbs 2O.75-2l.75: q few
up 70 22.75 weighing 800 lbs and
l,shts6; 90 sn d so small volume Soo-SSO
Cattle 500; calves 100: all slaugh-
ter classes fully steady; clearance
broad: stoekers and feeders steady: Q
few average choice 70 high choice
SLAUGHTER steers 25.5026 90; loads
high good LOIS lbs 24,2b; q part load
standard l,l5O lbs % so: 2 loads
AVERAGE choice 70 high choice el0-eaQ
10 heiferS s54O-25. so: q load good
and choice as lbs "a .00i utility and
commercial cows is.0O-20.00: can
ners and cutters IS SOL 20: utility
and commercial bulls e .00-23 so;
few heavy fat bulls ~ .00-2l 30; good
and choice vealers 2Q.00-32 .00:' util:
ity and standard leO0-2e.0O Gull
down to 1900.