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PARKER
IA. 1851 REALTORS IA. 1887

IA. 7-e1e1 REALTORS IA. 7-ss17
ARLINGToN-close in, $4,000:
zee GS3n ETA e eaS: t e0d S SSsly
Wall-to-wail carpeting in liv. and
sep. din. rm.,; full bsmt.. front
and rear porches, attr. corner. An
chor-fenced lot. TINKLE PROP
ERTIES. INC. Realtors, ia. 5.
1907.
ARLTNGTON-4M9S FTNANcINGl
Fine brk. home in an excellent
loo, near 10th and Glebe: den
and powder room on LIST filoor: 8
bedrms., 2 baths on End floor;
garage, slate roof. hot-water heat.
MID-20s! Assume approx. $17,250
5Ss sso loan; Mrs Mrs. sOren pssII ,I RE'
n Nc. Realtors ESAN1 "a. S7-s enshiF''
ARLINGTON-4% FIRST TRUST;
cute frame bungalow in a nne
convenient neish1borhoodI; mr. S.tS goth tf
1st floor, PLUS 2 bedrms. and
bath on end. All-elec. kit, dis
posal. clotheswasher and drier.
BEST OFFER MAY BUYl FRANK
ia. 7-s012: ewes, ia. 7-5927.
ARLINGTON NEW HOMES! Brand:
new brick beauties, near all
schools, shopping and transporta-
ton; 8 BIG bedrms;: baths on
end floor; 1st-FLOOR Law; gor-
geous all-elec.. kit. with dishwshr.:
disp. and table space; separate
din. rm., rec. rnn. space with fre:
pl. in full hsmt.. porch: carport;
S25,950. FRANK g. PElLLIPS'
NC, Realtors, IA. 7-so12; eyes,
JE. PATTI.
BANCROFT AREA AN exciting
contemporary home, with 3 big
% Sff5mf firepl., 0s sep' din s rm', Ice.
modern Kitchen with birch cabi-
nets. Rec. nm. with frepl.,. base
board hot-water heat. 65xl SOFT:
level lot. This home won't lass
long at S1a.95O!! Call nowl POM
ToRs. 1922 WILSON BLVD, ia.
$4,000.
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SILVER SPRING
New Brick Homes

Just completed and ready for oc-
cupancy. Most attractive semide-
tached Town Houses" with 5
bedrooms. first floor powder room,
ultra modern kitchen with table
space, finished recreation room.
oil hot water heat. can be bought
FLA with $3.50 down, 80 year
loan.
ROBERT E. LoHR. REALToR
YYYJ Annn
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FRED A. SMITH co.

EXTRA LARGE SPLIT-LEVEL on
=. ~ acre ; bedrms;; SA 3, baths:
rec. rm, dble. carport: kit. 12xl6.
Assume lge. 81 loan. G. RUSSELL
FOREST GLEN RD., Ga. ave-
redec. 3-bedrm. rambler with full
s iggis5 fen' SEER lsy'l Bios IRt Ask jU
FRANKLIN PK,-Rambler, Three
kit. with eating sp., daylight bsmt:
at SI7: 1850. SUBURBAN PROF.
MOT, 10. 5-2s60. Open . till 9.
GATTHERSBURG, Rosemont area
96;;toot rambler; 70 acre; center
dining room. magnificent kitchen.
3 bedrooms, , baths, screened
side porch. winterized breezeway,
Gear garage. basement recrea-
ton. room: S32, 800; 5 minutes to
Rockville, 10 minutes to ACC, 10
REALIsT1Nas CORP. OIL. 2-o2os
GARRETT PARK-3-bedrm. ram
bier with den or family I'm.
Beaut. wooded lot Q20x7O); mod.
spsrsely populated community of
individual homes without project
atmosphere. Call til 7 pm, Ma.
5000, r. A. HUMPHREYS.
GEORGIAN FOREST = New split
level offers liv. nm. with fireplace.
sep. din. rm. with sliding doors to
patio, large kit. with disposal. eye
level oven, colored dishwasher and
refgr.; 3 bedrms., / u baths, rec.
tS23'93i1n,. sL sa5o REALTY Real
GLEN HAVEN = 3-bedrm. brick
rambler, S1S,950. Liv. din. comb.
large equipped kit, full bsmt.. rear
screened porch, fenced yard. large
Al q loan may be assumed with
pymts. less than rent; CHESTER
CORP, JU. 5-7100, Q to 9.
CRANKY WOODS - NEW BRICK
HANDLERS. 3 bedrms., Ia baths.
de luxe kits, intercom., carport;
Hs-acre -tree-shaded lots; many
custom features. FILA OR CT FL
. HANGING. Priced S23,500. TRADE
UP WITH HUGH T. PECK, GA.
GARRETT PARK ESTATES-As-
sumo large CT loan. Immaculate
3-bedrm. rambler with liv. rm. -
din, rm. combination; modern kit.
with eating space and the largest
out-of-ground recreation room YOU
will see in this price range. Also,
2 f1replaces; level. fenced lot.
PRICED in loT 20S; DIsTRIGT-
OQOnQ. ava. yTTo q Oonn
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superb split-level, 3 yrs. old: GEN.
trail air cond., 4 bedrms., . baths
on upper level; 2 bedrms., bath
on lower level: impressive liv. rm.
with high ceiling, full din. rm.,
lovely big kit. handsome big rec.
rm. on garden level with firepl.;
2-car carport; big lot; level entr.
Fine investment in low 40s. SAM
UEL E. BOGLEY OF Nd, INC,
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
HILLSIDE FRAME BUNGA.-Mus

HILLSIDE FRAME BUNGA.-Must
extra lot In back; $4,000, $3.50
down: OWNER transf, 10. s-6s37.
HYATTs.-First listing. Ready 70
move in. l-story spacious and
attrac; 3 bedrms,: lse, LOT with
OWNER. II. 4-9037.
HYATTsvILLE, Md; owner III:
leavins for Mayo Clinic; quick
sale Important FLA value 500
600; for quick sale make any
reasonable oiier-3 twin-size bed
rms, Ice nv. rm., din. rm, and
Kitchen nss; ss0as y, n rear porch s and
only $1,000 down payment. WA.
7-329o.
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EVANSVILLE

Tops in location and
t tSsS; z Only isn0Hi'b ls sn0H e f Sna
and most churches. Spar
king clean brick Colonial:
expertly handicapped lot.
Bsmt.. sep. din. -rIn., hrepl,
in liv. rm., encl. porch, 3
bedrms, FLA APPRAISED
$4,000: $1,000 dn. re-
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SILVER sPRING-Beaut. customs
built brick rambler, PRACTICALLY
IN THE PARK; but cow. to Sill
suitable for doctor or dentist.
MONTGOMERY REALTY CO.,
INC. JU. $4,000: ewes, Mr.. Lind.
hA1p,a QAOO
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UNIVERSITY PARK

Spacious and COW. T.
bedrm, brick-and stone ram
bier that embodies all the
features for comiortaple
living. Incl. Wv; carpeting,
big liy. rm., table space IN
mod. kit, rec. rnl. In full
bsmt. with "a bath, rear
ser porch 81 2 ,i full baths baths
lot. Excel. neighborhood.
Close TO schools, churches,
ctr auhstantial cash REQ,
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sIL. sPG.-3-bedrm. rambiers from
$4,000, $500 dn. We take trades.
ALLEN. REALTORS, RA. 6-3333.
sILYER SPRING, RRoL Il
KTNoSL[I s. IAttrsac a-6edrm aihS Co
assume ainl On $4,000 eSsi ~ 4h '' losn.
Priced at $4,000. Call p. W.
BERENS SALES, INC, JU. 7-7700,
iii q
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Chain Bridge

Gy{ ,s o. ;IrJI5s r Ssps SSS
apartment rented to help
make payments. Living room,
separate dining room. large
family kitchen, three bed
rooms, Ia baths, for family
family. ROUTH ROBBINS
REAL ESTATE CORP. XII.
$4,000.
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THE PERRY BOSWELL co.
WA. 7-4600 REALTORS

IT'S ALL BRICK. AND ONLY Sl6,-
95O-Six rooms. full basement
wooded corner lot, in heart of
Hyattsville: garage, screened peh.:
will FILA with only S1,100 down.
Call till o pm. WA. $4,000. ROB-
ERT s. DAVIS & CO.. INC.
LANDOVER-Neariy new. 3-bedrm.
rambler: Ice. fenced lot. quiet
SS5 mo-, including taxes. $lb,2bO.
HUGH T. PECK. HE. 4-1700.
LANGLEY PARK-If you are In
terested In q lot Of house with
4heS loan. check into this one.
Modern Colonial brk.; 3 bsdrm ms
sparkling cond. throughout. PRICED
for quick sale. HUGH T. PECK.
REALTOR, HE. 4-1700 to $3.50.
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kENW00D PARK-New CENTER
hall split-level with 4 big bedrms.,
den, de luxe Westinghouse kitch-
en-, screened porch and garage:
nicely wooded lot. A spacious
home in a choice area. In the 3Os.
JAMES c. CONVEY a. CO., Be-
thpsda nT AQo12
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SILVER SPRING, close-in location
bsmt. with tile floor: fenced level
lot with shade trees. Priced for
quick sale. HUGH T. PECK, 10.
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UN 4-S5S3
peter i. hagan & son
ASSUME Az % LOAN

Modern semidetached home with
3 bedrooms You can walk TO
shopping schools and transporta-
ton. $4,000. 4I5To loan, S97. AS
includes everything. Better act
fast.
ROBERT E. LoHR. REALToR
HE. $4,000
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CHEVERLY AREA-Pretty white
brick home nt on h LARGE ienessn sssS
sep. din. room, 11x24-ft., screened
porch, huge rec. room, 2 wood
/. burning fireplaces: / blk. to shop
ping. schools and bus, S19.950.
Conventional terms or assume
TRTTTQ AID E.rrTA
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WHEATON

w 44631 4 Wv
GLENMoNT-2-bedrm. rambler on
lovely lot; 5000 down, SS1 mo.
CONN. AVE. MISUNDERSTANDING
rambler. . baths, fireplace, jal-
ousied porch. bsmt.: $1,000 down.
V1ERS MILL-2-bedrm. rambler,
bsmt.; good lot: 500 dn., move in.
GLENMONT-4-bedrm. Cape Cod
din. rm.. fin. bsmt.; $1,000 down.
TAMBLYN & CO.
a On0n
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SILVER SPRING
Hono HOd %1Q nm

Cape Cod, $4,000
A short distance from all Silver
Spring shopping yet located in o
iine residential area. Living rooms
electric kitchen, den, recreation
room. garage. 3 bedrooms on End
floor. Can be handled with $4,000
ROBERT e. LoHR, REALToR
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HOUSES ron sALE-MD.

.ARDMORE
Take over $50 total monthly pay
HentSs with only $1,000 down:
level lot.
WOODLAND
Move In with deposit. Newly deco
. rated, 3-bedrm.. full-bsmt. ram
bier. Liv. nm with Santa Claus
fireplace. sl6,50O With terms.
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY CO.
THE HOUSE OF HOMES"
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CHILLUM-Luxury brick Colonial
with center entr., 3 spac. bedrms.,
20-ft. liv. rm.. sep. din. rm., full
bsmt. and paneled rec; rm.; extra
shaded, level lot. E. c. HILLEY q
CO., REALTORS, AP. 7-72OO.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
BRICK DUPLEX

CALIFORNIA CONTEMPORARY =
h UT only yC $is 1907: ss e I've RSSsTa
S Sflins hyins DE- sm luxe wi'n ki. alsRs'
twin bedrms., tile bath; carport;
h-acre level lot with patio and
shade trees; near z Corners.
$1,000 cash FILA, or assume large
4laso trust. CROWELL g. CO.,
INC. Realtors. 2l60 N. Glebe.
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Graham Co., JU. 5000

ROCK CREEK HILLS-Beaut. new
brick Colonial, on wooded lot. 4
bedrms. and 3 baths upstairs;
liv. rm., din. rm., powder rm., 80
It. kit family rm. comb, and
porch on LIST floor. huge paneled
rec. rm. and hrepl. and powder
neighborhood: S43,5O0. Call JU.
5-4222: ewes, VIII. 2-4244, LAW
PENCE " IIIrES co
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ROCK CREEK HILLS folder Sec
tion)-Lovely center-hall Colo
most beaut. kit: 3 bedrms., .
baths, den; priced below other
homes in area; S36,950. A. v.
PISANI. Realtors, OIL 4-750O;
avar Me- TOr,he WI poOOS
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GEORGIAN FOREST

GLEN HAVEN = 3-bedrm. brick
large equipped kit, full bsmt.. rear
screened porch, fenced yard. large
"a a. loan may be assumed with
pymts. less than rent. CHESTER
KELLER WOODMOOR AGENCY
NnDD III E-1On q IN n
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KENWOOD PARK
NEW OFFERING

CENTRALLY AIR-CONDITIONED,
LOVELY, 5-BEDROOM, 3-BATH
RAMBLER, with 75xl50-ft. lot
backing up to wooded area. Kit.
with large table space. ABOVE
GROUND 30x22-FT. REC. RIM.
WITH BAR. Priced in 4Os. DON'T
MISS IT IF YOU NEED s Bed
ROOMS. Call Mr.. DeMelman, ST.
$1,000: ewes. AID. 2-3626. with
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SILVER SPRING

3-bedrm,. 2h-bath brick rambler;
lge., all-elec,. kit, rec. rm. with
flrepl.; h.-w.h, garage. Conv. to
schools, transp. and new hospital.
Excel. financing. MARY W. Nc
GOWAN REAL ESTATE, OIL. g.
OIGn. nT
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CHILLUM = 3-bedroom, all-brick.
full-bsmt.. L bath rambler; fully
equip. kit, frepl., porch front
and rear; close to schools, shop.
and transp.; S21.500. Open for
offers. UN. 1853.
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ROCKVILLE = Immac. . 3-bedrm.
home. lge liv. rm.. full din. nm.
fenced, level lot wires; $3.50
PECK, GA. 4-6575. j
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QUAINT ACRES

4-bedrm., 3-bath custom-built brk.
rambler Dashboard hot-water
heat Full bSmt., l "a acres beau
tifully handicapped. Reduced for
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SILVER sPRING-s15,00O, Mod.
Cape Cod: Ice. liv. rm. with fire-
pl., 8 bedrms.. 9 baths: level
fenced lot; close to schools and
transp. WON'T LAST LONG.
HUGH T. PECK. 10. h-4742.
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QUAINT ACRES-Lge., de luxe, g.
66edrm., 2-bath brick rambler, sep.
garage. Central air cond. o. D.
FIELD, INC, JU. 5-7l13, Q til Q.
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LANGLEY PARK
SIDNEY GERSTENFELD

Vi 1AG4NO 1bG1AAA W.
OFFICE, ME. S-4121 NE. STAG
AFTER HE. 4-46s5, ia. 9-8l29
LARGE HOUSE, IL rooms, mi,
to settle estate ROBERT Z.
Arkansas State press., 1959-03-20
:. OUR OPINION ::
Is Segregation Worth This?

Last week our cameraman printed a picture ne look d te
81 teenagers burned to their deaths recently at Wrlghtsvnle
when fire destroyed the dormitory in which they were nous
ed. After the picture was printed and displayed to the Office
force, the cameraman destroyed it along with negative because
as he put it, it was not only too gruesome to be shown, but
it was too gruesome to be filed in the morgue. He also added:
It's too damn much to pay for segregation
We would that the toto could have been published Tor the
benefit of the Negroes in Arkansas who have joined with the
white man in tying to perpetuate the jimcro pattern OF lie.
For we believe that no sane person, be he white or black eould
have analysed the 81 pieces of flesh, burned beyond the fecog-
milton of human beings, and still endorse the pattern OF ne
that the south has designed for the Negroes to live.
While the practice Of segregation in the south was taking
its toll of Negro children in = Arkansas, Georgia was showing
what segregation was doing for the Negro in that state. Nine
Negro children, in a less gruesome manner had their lives snul-
fed cut en- masse when a school bus taking Negro children TO a
jmcro school miles away from their homes, overturned INTO
a body of water.
We wonder if the white man in the south who has set the
pattern for the Negro to live by, can find any consolation Tor
the frreparable damage that his system has caused?
We also wonder if the Negro who joins the white man.
and boastingly admits that segregation is what the Negro
wants, can sleep soundly at night?
Arkansas State press., 1959-03-20
Now, What's Next Mr.. Faubus?

The 62nd session of the General Assembly has closed, and
left Mr. Faubus with more headaches than he had when
the session convened. Not only are the Negroes still here to
enter Central high school when it opens, but the federal
court has covered up many of the holes, that the governor has
boasted offered him avenues of escape.
Well admit for the sake of an argument that the Faubus-
controlled Assembly did succeed in quieting Or gaining control
of some of the Negroes in the state, but they didn't matter
too much in the first place. They ran even before the precipi-
tation of a mob at Central high school, which eliminates them
from ever being a threat to the Arkansas way of Life.
But the Negro who has contended for his children to ex-
ercise their constitutional guarantees, which opportuned your
candidacy for political success, is still with you. Even your ex-
ecutive-inspired and National Guard-protected mob failed to
Arkansas State press., 1959-03-20

last years agenda can't come UP
now.
After all France had already
said that she wanted to let the
Cameroons in her sector 60 free
fine : no dispute there. The
Visiting Mission had already come
back with a glowing report. Sure
the French Cameroons should be
freed. They r ready for it. Ac-
tually they are so ready that no
election are necessary to prove
the point. And the Assembly and
the Government that they elected
two years ago is SO perfect that
the time should not be wasted
with another election. They'd be
elected all over again anyway.
Actually it seems to raise the dan
druff of the French and the Visit
ing Mission if anybody seemed
to want to ask questions about a
new election. People began to
wonder if everything is so per-
feet, why it was necessary to get
so initiated when n mentioned
new elections. Actually, "the La
dy protesteth too much. On oc-
casion it looked as if the old arm
twisting operation was already
under way.
1t was noticeable however, that
Petitioners were filing with the
Secretary General an incredible
Arkansas State press., 1959-03-20
THE UNITED NATIONS
AS 1T FACES THE PROBLEM OF COLOR!
BY CHARLES P HOWARD, SR.
Accredited UN Correspondent

INQUIRY INTO FRENCH
CAMERON INDEPENDENCE
DRAWS TO A CLOSE
BRITISH CAMERON
INDEPENDENCE NOT IN SIGHT
UNITED NATIONS-D Delegates
representing 80 Member Nations
returned to UN Headquarters
here in New York Feb. goth to
assume the rather humanitarian
task of taking whatever steps as
were necessary to complete the job
Of granting independence to the
African people in the Cameroons.
This was certainly going to be
a pleasant task. No harsh words
from the Russians were in the
offing. Nor with the leaders of
India. OF course, of late, the Unit
ed Arab Republic has on occa-
sion been a bit obstreperous, but
the hard one was out of the way
That had been taken care of by
providing that this Session was
to be a continuation of last years
Session. What does it matter that
this is a new year = they simply
were not going to get into a has
sci about admitting Red China =
so lit was agreed to have this ses-
sion, if those favoring it would
accept the proposition that this is
last years session still going on
and anything that was not on
Arkansas State press., 1959-03-20

number of complaints, objections,
claims, etc. From one District a.
lone came more than $4,000 CON-
ploints from one dist. means that
and they said it, that many CON-
plants from one distric means thai
something could be wrong" What
a modest statement.
AS to the British Cemeroons,
well the British never have claim
ed they wanted to get out fast.
After ALL, the people in the Brit
ish Cameroons hadn't made up
their minds about several Things,
said the British. They were divid-
ed. Of course the British divided
them. The first thing they did was
to divide their sector into a
Northern and a Southern Came
rooms. Then they tied some OF
them to Northern Nigeria and
some to Eastern Nigeria : for adj
ministrative purposes they claim
ed. Remember how they divided
India and Packitan? They do II
so deity that they make you
think it is for your own good
And they can give the most plau-
sible excuses imaginable. They
knew this freedom demanding
day was coming and they know
that the greatest anti-dote Tor
it is a divided people.
Well anyway to get back to the
peaceful session; the Petitioners
began to arrive : n thing you
had better watch out for in a
situation of this kind and 1t was
truly here : all of them dlonV
come to complain about eVllS
DdCk nome . bOllG NoAii~
Row wonderful things are oacN
there. Of course they didn't put
it that way but that was the M
port of it. No change was neceS-
sary We've heard that n d.
bout our good white folks down
south.
If you Rave been wonderhle
why Africans have been blllnis
Africans these days, you nee"
look no further. And there are
petitioners here who have tolo
this Committee THAT if no cleo
tions are held in the French
Continued on page five
Arkansas State press., 1959-03-20

Continued on page five
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-07
Private Groups
Acquire Most Of
Studebuker Issue

NEW YORK, Aug. Z (APl.-
Nearly 80 per cent Of the 1885,
900 shares of 5 per cent nom
voting 500 par value converti-
BILE preferred stock of Stude-
baker-Packard Corp. is now in
the portfolios of private in
veStors, it was learned today.
The stock was issued a year
ago to 20 banks and three big
insurance companies in partial
settlement of the auto firms
$54.7 million debt.
One of the principal blocks
in private hands is $4,000
shares purchased by group
including the investment bank
ing firm of Lehman Bros. and
Daimler-Benz of North Amer
lea. The latter is the American
subsidiary of the Mercedes
Benz, West German car sold
through Studebaker dealers.
The acquisition was purely
for investment purposes, a
spokesman for Lehman Bros.
said.
The total issue of the pre-
ferred stock is convertible into
SIS million common shares Of
Studebaker-Packard on Janu-
airy /. 1861, at a rate of 1914
common shares for each pre-
ferred share. On June 80. the
company said, it had ga million
common shares outstanding.
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Weather, Strike
Hit RetuiI Trade

NEW YORK. Aug. Z (AP).-
Retail trade in the week ended
Wednesday moderately ex-
ceeded the same 1858 week,
Dun & Bradstreet, Inc, re-
ported today.
The business reporting firm
noted, however, that hot
humid weather and the effects
of the steel strike held con-
sumner buying below the pre-
vious week in some areas.
Total dollar volume of re-
tail trade was 2 to 6 per cent
higher than a year ago. The
regional estimate rose over
1858 in the Middle Atlantic by
! to 5 per cent.
The most noticeable year-to-
year gains occurred in wom-
ems apparel, air conditioners
furniture and television sets.
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Minor crisis in the Jack and Daisy cIeIund family
Minor crisis in the lack and Daisy CIelond family
Husband VS.. Wife on the
Subject Of VACATION

Last year HE chose Chicago. With an
obvious lack Of enthusiasm she says: 1T
was the hottest week in July. The children
saw where daddy was born, where he grew
up, the gas station where he used to play,
the spot where he watched freight trains"
He says: ut was educational for the chill
dren. They visited Fort Dearborn, or the
building that occupies the site of the fort,
rode the subway and saw the Cubs lose a
double-header to San Francisco" But it
wasn't all peaches and cream and
wound up in an ultimatum about this
years vacation. For both viewpoints on
this touchy family matter, be sure to read
Jack and Daisy Cleland'S twin account of
the situation-the first of three parts-in
the women's section of The Sunday Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-07
CHICAGO
LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, Aug. z tAP) CUsDA).-
Hogs, 1000: moderately active. uneven.
steady 10 25 hieher: most advance on
mixed 1-3 19O-225 lbs; sows uneven,
steady to strong, instances rs higher;
butchers over go lbs. relatively scarce .
over 30 per cent of the receipts sold
for shipment; mixed grade % and
mixed Is, rs and 3s, 2O0-27O lbs,
14.25-14 .65: several lots mixed I-2
and a few small lots is 2OO-230 lbs :,
l4.65-14.75: 15-head lots Is 800 lbs :,
1885: a few lots mixed grade %
and IS 270-300 lbs. 1375-1425: a
deck 20 1925 lbs. at IA ,25; deck
mixed % around 375-lb. butchers,
l1.75: Q small volume mixed grade 1 3
lS0-190 lbs, 13.50-14.25; mixed grade
l-3 275-315-lb. sows, 115O-12.75: a
few head 900 lbs. and lighter, IL 90;
mixed Grade 2-3 375-450 lbs. 1923
Is: mixed 90 450-550 lbs, 1000
10 %; good clearance.
Cattle, 500; calves, none; small
'alable supply large cows; steady
market on all represented classes,
radeS and weights cattle and calves
good weekend clearance all classes;
few head low choice sters yearlinps.
rs; half a load standard 1889
3. Holstein steers, 1850; half 4 load
choice 92h-lb. heifers, 1929; a few
standard dairy-type heifers sold down
to 81 so: commercial and standard
'ows practically absent; utility, 1900
$500; Gamers and cutters. IL %
1880; few utility and commercial
bulls. 90 .00-24 90; . few standan and
GOOD vealers, 25.0O-32. 90: euN and
utility, 10000 90. p