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Evening star., 1959-12-01
BUSINESS
BRIEFS

Standard Oil Co. IN. JJ
stockholders overwhelming ap-
proved a merger with Humble
Oil & Refining Co. to form the
Nations largest oil company
Crude Petroleum stocks,
domestic and foreign, on No
vember 81 totaled 252,473, ,00O
barrels, down 1,475,0 900 for the
week,-Buerau of Mines.
Budd Co. announced plans to
expand its auto body plant at
Gary, Ind, to keep pace with
recent increases in assembly
and car-building capacity OF
American Motors Corp.
Kayser-Roth Corp. author
lied 3 million additional shares
OF common stocks, clearing the
way for a 3-for-l split rec
commended by directors on
October IA.
Earnings
Texas Utilities in IL months
ended October 81 earned
$36, ,267, $40 or $3.50 a share VS..
$34,143,407 or $2.73 in 1858
Hilton Hotels Corp. in 9
months ended September 80
earned $8,642.485 or $2.15 a
share VS.. $7,370,355 or SLIT in
1858 period.
GenescO, Inc. in year ended
October 81 earned $8,642,89l
or $2.66 a share VS.. $5,323,228
or $1.89 in 1858.
Bathurst Power g. Paper in 0
months ended September 80
earned $1,261,787 or 81 cents a
share VS.. $o95.503 or 54 cents
in 1858 period.
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Jersey Oil Net Up

NEW YORK, Dec. l (AP).-
Earnings of Standard Oil Co.
Of New Jersey in 1859 will be
well above 1858, President M.
j. Rathbone said today. He
told a special meeting of stock
holders that profit for the first
10 months of this year were
17.6 per cent above the same
period of 1858.
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Hourly Sales on the Exehsr,.

Hourly Sales on the Exchange
il.OO am 90 600 Noon $40 ooo
loo pm 21o 600 400 o m o 600 ooo
Unit Of trading 10 shares or sales in
tuIl; Rates of dividends in the FOREGOING
table are annual disbursements based on
the last quarterly OF semi-annual decia.
ration Unless otherwise noted, special
or extra dividends are not Included
a, Also extra OF extras. b Annual rate
plus stock dividend Declared on paid
in 1859 plus stock dividend Pain last
year Payable IN stock during 1858
estimated cash vlue on ex-dividend or
redistribution cate 6 Declared OF paid
SO tai this yeaI Declared ~ paid
after stock dividend OF Splitup RIDE
clarec OF naid this yeaI an accumula
tive issue with dividends in arrears
Pad this veal dividend omitted, dc.
terred u no action taken at last dividend
meeting ! Declared OF paid in 1858 plus
stock dividend PAYABLE in stock during
1858 estimated cash value, on ex-diyidend
OF redistribution date LiquidatinR div.
ldeud cid Called Ex dividend. x-dis Ex
distribution xI Ex ysgats XIV Without war.
rants WV With warrants wd When dis.
trlbuted wi When issued nd Next day
delivery In bankruptcy oI receiVershIp
or being re0rganized under the Bank.
ruptcy Act, OF securities assumed BY
such companies.
Evening star., 1959-12-01
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, Dec. (AP)-A few
f1rm spots were sprinkled through the
grain futures list but the market was
mostly steady to weak today during
Trade
Soybeans which have declined about
10 cents during the past two weeks or
so since poking into new high levels
Tor the season still were under light
selling pressure. Some Of the weakness
was linked with lower prices for both
Soybean oil and soybean meal
trade was at a slow pace with COM
mercial demand draggy. Export busi-
ness was at standstill
After about an hour wheat was "a
cent bushel lower to % higher, De-
eember S1.9Sb; corn 70 to Y higher,
december 81 l.102s oats u to "a
higher December 77h: rye UNCHANGED
TO "a lower, December S1.3l24; soy
beans 1s to "a lower, January So .1734.
Until commercial stocks of grain
become somewhat tighter. brokers say
they see little prospect of any long
sustained market recovery. Cash corn
prices, for example, range from 8 to Is
cents under the Governments price
support figure with this years record
yield still hanging over the market
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Diamond Gard Is 80
Dow Chem cV Is a. Z


Dow Chem cv Is 90 z12
z State Steel cv IS 70 1o6
Food Fair cV 4s 70 So
Gen Mot Accep 37ss 81 81
Gen Mot Accep 34ss rs 81
Gen Mot Accep IS 50 80
Gen Tel Co CIV 4Ias n l66
Grace & Co ev 3Izs rs 81
Huds & Mani inc S. 81 IL
Lefigh Val Is d zoos a.
Libby Mcneil CIV SIS rs 100
Dockhesd CIV 37ts 90 B7
N K 7 inc Sis 2033 a
Mo Pacific 5s 2o45 81
! N Y Central 4lzs 20I3 81
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Morgan Stanley Gets
Big Utility Issue

NEW. YORK, Dec. (AP) -
Underwriters managed by Nor
gan Stanley g. Co. submitted
the apparent top bid today for
S75 million of Consolidated
Edison Co. of New York 30
year first and refunding mort
gage bonds. The bid was
l00,782 for a 5A per cent
coupon.
The bonds were reoffered at
l01.5l9 to yield Sis per cent,
subject to award.
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el-Duy Bill Interest
Rises to As Pet

The Governments short-term
borrowing costs rose to a new
high with yesterdays weekly
offering of Treasury bills.
Offers on the Sill billion
issue of 91-day bills averaged
4.5Ol per cent. The previous
high of 4.332 per cent wa.
reached two weeks ago. A week
ago it was 4.279 per cent.
Bids for the $400 million OF
lS2-day bills averaged 4.89l pei
cent. The rate a week ago was
4.625 per cent.
Evening star., 1959-12-01

UNITED Reports are
backed by 40 years of
experience in advising
more businessmen and
investors than any
other advisory service.
ACT NOW! Mail
coupon with only 81
Evening star., 1959-12-01
NEW YORK BOND MARKET
LIST INCLUDES MOST ACTIVE ISSUES

NY Nh CIV 4lzs 3022 l7bz
Mia Moh PWT 45ss 81 100
Pacific G & z SIS 81 Io2
Pacific G & E Is SO 70
PanAmWAir CIV 45ss79 es3l
Phila Electric 3s4s 80 o7lL
Philco cv 4lzs 81 1o71l
Phillips Pet cv 4lts 81 loJ
r c A cv 3lzs 80 IAAi1
Royel McB ev SIS "a 11A
Sears Roeb Co f7Ss 90 1914
Sinclair cv 47Ss a6 1oo1a
South Pacific 1izs s. %
Stand OIL n J 39ss II 90
FOREIGN l:i!
Chile 3s 80 44ll
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ODD-LOT TRADING

NEW YORK, Dec. l (APl.-The
New York Stock Exchange reported
today these odd-lot transactions by
principal dealers for November go:
Purchases Of 433,0S0 shares Sales of
sold shnrH
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WORD GAME
Find % or more words in
KERO NE
THE BERRYs
MRS. FITZ'S FLATS
THE TooDLES
UNCLE CHARLIE

meaning, "a thin mineral oil. "
Average is 10 words; time limit,
20 minutes.
Rules Of the game: l. Words must be
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Answer to ROGATION

ratio, rang, rant, rain, rating, ration,
RANT, riot, roam, root, rota, caring,
onto, organ. oranG, grafton, gain, gait,
grit, grain, groan, groat, grant, agrin,
anti, argot, argon, tarn, taro, tang,
tango, ting, torn. toRa, tong, trio, trig,
train, ingot, into, iota, iron.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-06

Of four or more letters. 2. Words which
acquire four letters by the addition Of
IS" such as bats" cats" are not
used. 8. Only one form Of q word
is used. 4. Proper names are not used.
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IMYIsrMEMr PROP. sALI lBUsIMEss pRoP. FoR RENT
tcoNIINUEpI

CENTRALLY LOCATED
DOWNTOWN / & \'cST o BUSINESS DISTRICT
i W.. or ie $50, q, r. u 90 per 4
toned. Suitable for warehousing,
discount sales, onices. Immediate
ly available,
DREYFUSS BROS, MA. 4-0bR0l
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EXCLUSIVE AGENTS
INVESTMENT PROP, SALE

ACREAGE FOR INVESTMENT-Let
the population growth Of Mont
Co. make you capital gain: 90
prime acres with 950-ft. frontage
on hard road 10 Colesville area;
possible 100 bldg. sites. Price.
100000, $4,000 cash. RUTH
ERFORD a. SHELLEY. INC, JU.
7-glOl: ewes. IA. 9-9647.
ARLINGTON, 80 UNITS-Mostly .
bedrm. apis. Prime rental loo.
near Rann's and Hecht's. At
least $50, 900 cash read: Mr; Bart
F ISsIi Ks 5. PH ffIii N INC. l.
ARL.-New 5b-unit air-cond bldg,
Priced ga. times rent. $500. 900
amortization Box 1871. star
ARL.-S apis, N. Wash. blvd;
S34, 900 lst trust; about $4,000
cash: $4,000 per unit. ia. S-3252.
APARTMENT GROUND-Several
ideal locations, some zoned now.
Some subject to coming. Various
and other information available
at our once Call for appoint
ment BOWERS BROS. AP.
7-S40O.
BUSINESS PROPERTY
Large grocery store. small gas sta
ton and beauty parlor: total in
come, S4.6S0 yrly.. no expenses
except taxes: asking $4,000, no
reasonable offer refused. Exclu-
sive.
NEED $500 CASH
Potential OF tripling your money
in / year: 458 burial sites. nearby
Maryland; priced low at $50 per
site for entirety. Exclusive. Ewes.
and Sun, AL BoOKoFF. RA.
KOGOD & BOOKOFF
Az 9Th St. NV. MA. s-9373
CAPITOL HEIGHTs-Corner apt,
SOS, 200. PosNER REALTY CO.,
ST. 3-3440, WA. 7-7S56.
CAPITOL HILL = Prestige location;
suitable for national organization.
Box a6-L. Star.
CHARLES COUNTY, 3Ol highway
-OutStanding locations. suitable
business, also delrable, well-lo-
Gated tracts, 20 to $50 acres: suit
able shopping center, subdivision.
golf or country club: sale or long
term lease. LEONARD SNYDER,
West d-33i1. La Plata. Md.
CoMMERCIAL, Uptown NV. 4
row bricks, 4 furn. ants. each:
private parking. Al net income.
Priced ga times annual. Ress.
cash. Bal. easy. OWNER retiring
9ox l00-L. Star.
COMMERCIAL GROUND = 33.5O0
square feet approximately, Eoned
CT. near north intersection Marl-
borO nike and Silver Hill road in
District Hei~hts high-density area:
good for any business: only S1.75
per 50 1t. Call Mr.. Clark any
time. RA. 3-90ll. A. s.. GAR
DINER a. CO., INC. MA. s-3923.
cow. LOCATION apis, o baths:
nice income: I'll rented: $4,000
hagdles. OWENS, ME. s-o4se.
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CROWELL & CO., INC.
REALTORS
STERLING

Formerly Q business property To-
Gated on one acre near Chantilly
Airport development. remodeled
into . residence. Could be con-
yerted inasmuch as It intersects
ton with large rooms, 32x35 1t.
hardwood floors: 3 bedrooms on
second floor; also large kitchen
and dining room with fireplace
Price. Sl3.750.
Fairfax County, block of Route
Z. lla-story frame. 3 bedrmS
with. bath. Commercial DC
On s4-acre. A real buy at S9.750.
M. A. MARTIN, INC.
REAL ESTATE BROKERS
Sterling ONCE. Herndon .47-w-2
Route 625 In heart Of gterlinE)
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HPHNTMENT UHUUND-t5eVtT
ideal locations, some zoned now
Some subject to coming. Varioui
sizes. Some are AAA-1. Plat
and other information available
at our once. Call for appoint
ment BOWERS BROS. AP
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RIVER OAKS
NO. ARLINGTON
so. ARLINGTON

Fully Unconditional. practically
new 3-bedrm brick rambler with
modern kitchen, 5uilt-in cabinets
and bookshelves in liv rm., large
recreation rm In daylight bsmt
Near Wakefield High, all on Q
countryside lot In cul-de-Sac.
On HWY. No. z to-
ward Bailey's Crossroads from
claremont, right on So. 18th St.
right on SO. Greenbrier st. to
our open sign.
w, w. BLACKMAN, Inc.
IA. t!g717 REALToRs ia. s-s33s
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Realtor

OF. 1856 Excl. AGENT OF. 4-sO35
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Il UNITS-Seven years old, in
Convenient CONGRESS Heights; all,
. bedrms.: Sl4,500 income on rea-
sonob!e rentals.
3 ACRES-Enough for rs units,
In close-in Montgomery County.
with all conveniences at door:
priced to sell, on terms. Mr..
Bogen. with LEGUM a. GERBER,
I'M. 2-D00O: ewes. ia. g-l69a.
llOl Florida Ave. N.E.-Corner
prick. units and 60-ft. brick
garage. Income quoted over $4,000
per year. Price only S11,150.
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SEE THIS
STORE AND HOME

STORE AND HOME
Active retail business now
In operation but owners
illness forces sale OF this
desirable piece Of property.
lSt-hoor corner store, plus
2-Story, 6-room and bath
home. Located in q commu-
nifty where education instl-
tutions predominant. Store
now operated as ladies wear
or could be used for most
anv other retail business.
Cali Dave Polmar: ewes and
week ends. he. g-4oS2.
SHANNON q LUCHS CO.
"a 18th 81. NV. Ma. 1924!
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[OGOD & BOOKOFF

Az 9th st. NV. MA. S-g373
CAPITOL HEIGHTS-Corner apt,
zoned c.: income. $4,000; only
SOS, 900. POSNER REALTY CO.,
CT n.9dAn WA y-7S6H
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NEED $500 CASH

Potential OF TRIPPING your money
in / year: 458 burial sites. nearby
Maryland; priced low at $50 per
site for entirety. Exclusive. Ewes.
and Sun, AL BooKoFF. RIA.
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STORES AND APARTMENTS
Located on q busy north
west corner. This produce
tive property is available be-
cause the New York owner
is liouidating his local hold
ings.
q well-leased stores and
IL aSts. always in demand,
Owner desiring TO sell
quickly. has set price at
ga times the rent.
Call Sol wolberg. eyes,,
ia. a-17s6.
SHANNON Il LUcHs CO.
- 18th ST. NV. MA. S-23iI
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INVESTMENT PROP. SALE
ifNAYlAIilRnA
poWNrowN coRNER

N RRooyN toy xS eoS SEss
ptLLgs' corner hids , 1onss
and nSP p sSi'; III, ap sonpS e5se
groups, Only S4o.50O. Mr..
Martin.
BOSS 4 PHELPS. INC.
Ma $4,000 Res, OIL. l-6g2(
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COUNTRY PROPERTY
NEAR ANNAPOLIS

WOODLAND SETTING
Attractive white elapboard house
built around 1910 with high CELL
inss. beautiful old floors and ORIG
nal mantels throughout APPROX
mately S6 acres with barn and
excellent cottage for studio or
guest house. Priced 10 sell at
SAL 800. Call Mrs BesE Wash
ington dial 30D. University
1887.
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS
j. F. BEGG, INC.
Realtors DU. 7-o4gO
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1G0pen
100 to 6 PM.
ALEXANDRIA

This iine, charming brick home is
located on Mansion dr., AleXan-
dria'S finest and most beautiful
residential street. Convenient to
81. Mary's Academy, st. Agnes.
George Mason elementary and
George Washington High School.
DESIGNED for gracious living. LIST
floor: center hall. eft. living
room with fireplace, den or IL
brary powder room, full dining
room with built-in corner cup
board. an attractive separate
breakfast room and large mod
crn equipped kitchen opening onto
q large screened porch; md floor !,
BEDROOMS. . baths % bed
rooms are very largeb. stairway
70 a full fioored attic with plumb
ms. roughed in for additional room
Full basement. A beautiful paneled
rec. room with fireplace. maid S
room and bath. Plenty Of storage !.
oil h.-w.h.. open porch, deep freeze,
washer. Built-in garage. The lot
Is good size. has many trees. also
several fruit trees and grapes.
CarpetinR and draperieS are in
cluded. Price reduced 20 far less
than reproduction cost s46.gbO.
. o REACH: From the Pentagon via
Shirley hwy. to Ridge I'd. cutoff.
left to Ride I'd. right to Russell
d. lin Alexandria. and right 10
Mansion dr., and right 10 No. 322
and our sign.
ROMYE LAMBORN,
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BUSINESS PROPERTY

Large grocery store. small gas sta
ton and beauty parlor: total in
come. S4,6S0 vrly.: no expenses
except taxes asking $4,000, no
reasonable offer refused. Exclu-
sive.
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80 UNITS-Mostly .
bedrm. apis Prime rental loo.
least 100000 cash req'd. Mr.. Bart
lett; ia; S Ss342i Inc DI 7-l4ll'
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ExcFiTFNT Apr IioIiaF cpoIiNn

EXCELLENT APT, HOUSE GROUND
HEART OF SILVER SPRING
10 APARTMENT UNITS
WILL SUBORDINATE
FOREsTVILLE, VA. = 4e beaut.
acres, gas line on property; near
schools fnest location for CHA or
chantilly Airport. A golden op:
S9r eoo S.r ,e Low 10Y % pTiSss ,S Of
apt. blds. DILLON LAND 6ue CO. o.
JE. 4-4040. Open till o pm.
HOME AND INCOME
Excellent corner brick on
18th St. above Scott Circle.
Bsmt. apt with LIST floor
o Oi,s:s puU S:sd a.. 3; S oD sns
and 3rd hrs. 4-car garage.
Priced TO- sell at Sl4,500.
Call Mr.. desibour.
BOSS q PHELPS, INC.
MA. $4,000 Res. FE. 3-32i0
HOME AND INCOME-This Is real
bargain; IL furnished 1-bedrm.
homes near Venice, Fla; live In one
and rental will eive you 35e; on
10000 invest. bal. pd. monthly.
Dun lr-Nt hthIs
HOTEL
30 rms, O baths. restaurant. LIQUOR
license; $4,000; good location.
MODERN, air-conditioned brick
bldg. it'll national tenant; S15,-
900, excellent financing.
For appointment to inspect the
above property, call Mrs.. Holden,
JU 5-7363.
EXCLUSIVE
WALKER & DUNLOP, INC
1900 18th St. NV. CO. $1,000
If YOU WANT a good medium-sil,
apt. bldg. In the District. Whit
tenants. 30 units with excel. re.
turns and good buy. Call UP.
HOPF REALTY, NE. S-422S OF
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will Of Congress by using his
veto power. But they have
been instrumental in pushing
legislative compromises de-
signed to avoid vetoes. OBJ
structionism. they have warned.
would hurt the party as we'll as
the Nation.
Democrats in Congress and
around the Nation have been
choosing up sides - some OF
them backing Mr.. Butler and
others repudiating his criti-
cisms Of the congressional lead
ership. There has been some
talk about ousting Mr.. Butler
from the party Craftsmanship.
In the background Of the
argument between Democratic
liberals and moderates is the
struggle for the party's presi-
Dental nomination next year.
Senator Johnson is considered a
leading prospect. other hope
Ifuls want to shape the party's
record-which the nominee will
have to defend-to At their
policies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-24

down the housing bill in hopes
the President would accept 1t.
The Democratic congressional
leaders say they must act
responsibly and get legislation
approved, not just establish
campaign issues.
Says Papers Cover Feuds
The n national committees
public relations director and
Digest editor, Samuel c. Bright
man, said there's no mention
OF the feud because I'VE don't
need to air our own feuds. The
press does a very thorough job
Of that for u.s."
The mention Of the Demo-
cratic leaders in the magazine,
said Mr.. Brightman, just
showed how fair and impartial
it is.
Senator Johnson and Mr.,
Rayburp, he said, "are our
leaders in Congress. We're not
subjecting them to a blackout,
we give them lots of space. As
far as we're concerned, this
current feud won't affect the
e ditorial attitude Of The
Digest"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-24
Butler 10 Talk
With Rayburn

Paul M. Butler, embattled
chairman OF the Democratic
National Committee, was
scheduled to confer at the
Capitol today with House
Speaker Rayburn and perhaps
Senate Majority Leader john
son.
Mr.. Butler presumably was
trying to patch up his differ
ences with the powerful con-
gressional leaders.
In recent weeks he has criti-
cized them for following too
moderate a legislative line and
for yielding to the Eisenhower
administration.
Mr.. Butler has publicly urged
Senator johnson and the
Speaker to fight harder for
liberal programs. He has said
that the voters will punish the
Democrats If they fail to full
fill the party's platform pledges.
The leaders have defended
the record Of this session Of
Congress. They have assailed
the President for curbing the
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Elderly Called
Prime Target in
Fake Drug Sales
Nv the Associated Press

Food and Drug Commits
sioner George P. Larrick says
the sale of fake drugs and vita
minis to old people has become
q big business.
TeStifying at a Senate sub
committee hearing yesterday
on problems of the aged, he
said that 1.-The aged are with
out doubt the prime target of
the quack and the unscrup-
ulous."
LAS our aging and aged pop
ulation increases, the activities
of frauds and cheats are like
wise increasing" he said.
Fake drugs, vitamins, nutri-
tional products, dietary COM
pounds, hair restorerS, sex
hormones, ETC.. are definitely
on the increase"
Mr.. Larrick said many OF
these products represent bust
nesses crossing hundreds OF
millions of dollars a year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-24

uses quotations from congress
sional Democrats to back up
its attacks on the Republicans
in general and President Eisen-
hover in particular.
Mr.. Butler has been accusing
his party's congressional lead
ers of not following the Demo-
cratic platform. In effect. he
says the leaders aren't liberal
enough. Indirectly he has
charged them with "aping" the
G. o. p. He has taken par
ticular umbrage at the Demo-
cratic leaders policy Of COM
promising on legislation to
make it more palatable to Mr.,
Eisenhower and less likely to
draw a veto.
Criticism Of G. o. p.
But the reader of The Digest
gets nc, hint Of all this,
The lead article attacking
G. o. P. fiscal policies quotes
House Speaker Rayburn as hav-
ing given "a sharp rebuke to
G. o. p. propagandists" when
he predicted Democratic cuts
in the Eisenhower budg e t
would reach $500 million to 81
billion.
Later, in a portion of the
same article discussing interest
rates, Senate Majority Leader
Senator johnson is quoted ia
vorably as an authority on the
harm that Republican fiscal
policy is wreaking on the Ma
tons economy.
Senator Monroney, Democrat
of Oklahoma, a strong sup
porter of Senator johnson, is
quoted to illustrate how the
Democrats saved the Nation
by rejecting President Eisen-
hower's nomination of Louis
L. Strauss for Secretary of
Commerce.
johnson CriticiZes Veto
In the magazines third
feature on Washington affairs,
Senator johnson is quoted
prominently in a story criticiz-
ing Mr.. Eisenhower'S veto Of
the housing bill.
This housing bill is one Of
the principal bones of conten-
ton between Mr.. Butler and
Senator johnson. Mr.. Butler
contends the Democrats should
have sent the President a much
stronger measure to show the
voters what the Democrats
stand for.
Senator Johnson, on the
other hand, led a move to scale
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-24
Strong Quuke Felt

EUREKA. Calf, July "a
(AP).-The strongest earth
quake felt here since the build
ing cracking shaker Of Deem
Der, 1854, rocked a large seq
ment of Humboldt County yes
terday but its epicenter was out
at sea. No damage was re-
ported.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-24
3 Die in Uqundu Riot

KAMPALA. Uganda, July "a
(AP).-Police said yesterday
three Africans were killed and
seven seriously injured in riots.
High price of clothing spanked
the trouble.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-24
No Hint Of Party Feud
In Democratic Digest

Democratic National Committee Chairman Paul M Butler
and the partys congressional leadership have been feudng
but there's of in the latest issue of the committees
publication the Democratic Digest Not in the section
headed: whats Going On In the Party"
August OF the magazine released today