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Diario las Américas., 1959-03-17
ResUeIfo Impose Entire Venezuela y Haiti
Motivodo por Ounce AsiIados en- la
Emboiodo en- Puerto Principe

CARACAS, MARIO Is CUPID
Ell Ministro de Relaciones
Exteriores, Ignacio Luis Ar
caya, anuncio que ell gobier-
no de Haiti concedio salvo-
conGuctos a ounce asilados
politicos en- la Embajada
nezolana de Puerto Principe
desde hace mas de in mes.
AL igual que ocurre con
Republica Dominicana, donde
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-17

la Embajada venezolana tiene
ID asilados, ell problema de
los asilados de Haiti Sc en-
contraba en- impasse.
FL Canciller dijo que los
asilados saldran dentro de
POGO & Puerto Principe. Sic
tie de ellos vendran a Vene-
zuela y los restantes Sc diri-
giran a otros paises america
rOS.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-17
Funcionurios de
(. u. Sc Abstienen
de Visitur Bolivia
Sc Cree que Gobierne
de La Poz no FUe
Energieo
Por N RAYMOND

WASHINGTON, MARIO Is GU.
P,I)-Se supo hoy que ell Go
bierno norteamericano, callada-
mente, ha ordenado a algunos
de sus funcionarios abstenerse
de visitar a Bolivia hasta que Sc
italian calmado los animos en-
csc pals
No hay la menor intencion
del Gobierno de adoptar una &C.
titud menos cordial que antes
frel tie al gobierno de La Paz,
como consequence de los de-
sordenes antinorteamericanos
de La Paz y Cochabamba.
Pero la United Press Interna-
tional ha sabido en- fuentes fl
dedignas que altos funcionarios
que iban a visitar a Bolivia en-
los proximos dias han recibido
orden de dirigirse a otros pal
ses latinoamericanos en- cambio.
En- privado, los funcionarios
indican que, en- SUI opinion, ell
Gobierno boliviano no fue sufi-
cientemente, energico en- GUAM
t. a impedir desordenes que
provoc6 un artfculo publicado
por la revista norteamericana
Time, ell dos del mes en- curse.
Dicho articulo citaba la declara-
cion de un funcionario de la EN-
bajada norteamericana en- La
Paz, quien, en- broma, habia di-
cho que los problemas economi-
cos b%olivianos eran de tai mag
nitud, que ell pals quedaria en-
mejores condolences 81 Sc lie re-
partia entire sus vecinos. En- dos
oportunidades, 81 Departamento
de Estado ha desmentido que
semejante declaration procedie-
Sc de algun funcionarios de la
Embajada en- aquella capital.
Los diplomaticos bolivianos.
despues de una semana de con-
versaciones confidenciales con
ell DEPARTMENT. de Estado, re-
cibieron la impression de que
Estados Unidos ha emprendido
una politica de "espera", con
respecto a aquel pals latinoame-
ricano.
Declararon esos funcionarios
que comprendian la actitud de
Estados Unidos, luego de los de-
sordenes %recientes, pero la de-
ploraron por producirse justa-
mente en- momentos en- que ell
Presidente de Bolivia, Herman
Siles Zauzo, necesita TODD ell apo
20 que lie sea possible obtener
para impedir una huelga gene
raj de Influenza comunista con-
ira SUI Gobierno.
Los informantes dijeron que
por 10 menos, a tres altos fun.
cionarios de Gobierno Sc les or.
demo .deliberadamente que omi.
tiesen a Bolivia del ititnerario
de SUI vista a America Latina
en- los pr6ximos dias.
Tales funcionarios son: Ro-
lin S. Atwood, Director de la
Direction de Cooperation Inter
nacional para ell Hemisferio o.
cidental; Ernest Syracuse, Di-
rector de la misma entidad; y
Joseph A. Silberstein, Subdirec.
tor de la Seccion de Asuntos de
la Costa Occidental de America
en- la Division de Asuntos de las
Republicas Americana del De-
partamento de Estado.
Silberstein, segun los infor-
nantes, suspendi6 totalmente su
vista a America Latina en- Wis.
ia de continuar la tension en-
Bolivia.
Para informar a Atwood sobre
las actividades de la Del en- 30.
livia, Rey Hill, Jefe de la Mi.
sion de la DCI en- La Paz, reel.
bio orden de entrevistarse con
ell Director en- Lima, en- vez de
Pasa a Ia Pagina I'D
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-17
Muntengu
Ia ciudud Limpia,.
PEQUENA CASA De
APARTAMENTOS
1919 Neto. CeEca de
Ia Bahia

~ bNShSs ~SbSS SS
Ia Bahia
Q Sc vende por dinero
americana, dinero cubano
o posiblemente Sc Gambia
por una propiedad en-
Cuba.
A unos pies de la Bahia Biscayne
Media cuadra al este del Bou.
leyard. A pocas cuadras del nue..
vo puente a Miami Beach. Cinco
minutes de Jordan Marsh -
Situation superior.
Dos apartamentos de dos dormi-
torios ademas de seis cuartos de
hotel, III p~ropietario vive LIBRE
DE RENTA en- uno de los apArta-
mentos, con Salon Florida prote-
-gido, comedor, sala, cocina v
bano. Lo demas 10 alquila, pasa
todos los gastos, ademAs de la
htpoteca (que en- realidad es un
ahorro, no un gasto) y tiene n
ganancia de 10qo neto al aho
sobre SUI inversion de S29, 900.
Ell precio total es de $48, 200. Hay
una hipoteca de $19, 200, pagadera
a $l76 menSuales. Esto Sc pags
cor la renta. Ell propietario
planea tener ~intereses en- Cuba;
dice que 81 vende 10 que tiene
pagado, que es SIS, 200, por dinero
americana o por la misma can't.
dad en- dinerO cubano de cual.
quier determination. Dice u pa
ra el TODD es 10 mismo. o possible
mente haria un Gambia POI una
gropiedad en- Cuba.
81 I'd. quiere pagan menos efecti-
Vo- 10 mismo en- dinero cubano
que en- dinero americano-eI IL
yendera por $500 effective en-
dinero cubano o americana v
tomara n segunda hipoteca por
ell resto.
Hablele de este negocio a cuaJ-.
quter amigo que tenga dinero
cubano loo neto-La propiedsd
rue construida hace solo cinco
amos. '
LANE A FRED SMITH
LATIN AMERICAN DIVISION
NE M@!.!!.!G!:
FIR 1882
Cable: Keyesco, Miami
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-17

de los hechos. Luego, cuando
lie hacian unas curaciones a ROA
Sierra, en- la Drogueria Grana-
da, entire ALI y, tomandolo por
ell cabello, 10 saque a la Gale.
Ali, la genie Sc entrego a lin
charlo. Luego, 10 volvi a coger
y 10 arrastre por toda la carre-
ra septima hasta ell Palacio Pre-
sidencial. 70 no hice NADIA mas.
Esa fue toda mi participation
en- los hechos del nueve de abril
en- Bo&ota".
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-17

tar sus negatives. Deoclecio Da
Da Silva, p~residente de ''volun-
tarios por Lott" dijo que en-
breve Sc formaran otros CRU
pos en- ell resto del pals.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-17
"Yo Arrastre al Asesino de
Gaitdn, por toda Ia Gale"
Declare JoromiIIo Guviria a Quien Sc Aevsa
de la MUerfe del Autor del Asesinoto

"Yo arrastre a Roa Sierra por
toda la carrera septima, hasta
Palacio, pero 20 no 10 mate,
tai es la sensational declaration
que en- relacion con la nueva
Ease del asesinato del lider po-
litico colombiano, Jorge Ellie
Ger Gaitan, ha hecho en- la ciu-
dad tolimense de Ibague, Jose
Jaranillo. Gaviria, quien fue Sc
nalado durante una de las ulti-
mas s%esiones de la Camara de
Representatives., como ell autor
de la muerte de Roa Sierra.
10 AYUDE A LINCHAR
Para ampliar SUI declaration,
.Jaramillo Gaviria declare a los
redactores de la prensa bogota-
ma: "Cuando Sc supo la noticia
de que habian matado al doc
tor Gaitan, corrf hacia ell sitio
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-17
GRAN ~EXPECTATIvA

La nueva Ease que ha tornado
la Investigation del asesinato del
lider politico colombiano, que
origin6 los successes mundialmen.
tie conocidos por ell nombre de
eel bogotazo" o sea ell 9 y 10
de abril, ha causado un china
de expectativa en- todos los
c%irculos' politicos, especialmen-
tie en- ell grupo popular que eau
dillaba Gaitan.
NUEVAS
En- los ultimos dias los jue.
ces que tienen a SUI cargo la
nueva etapa de la Investigation,
han venido fernando una serie
de indagatorias a diferentes ele.
mentos de la politica colombia.
ma, algunos de los cuales han
sido mencionados durante los
debates parlamentarios que Sc
han originate en- relacion con
las denuncias emanadas del pro.
ceso contra ell exgeneral Rojas
Pinilla.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-17
iTodos los vueIos de A motores!

Solo National 10 lleva
directamente a la Habana!
Sale a las $50 Am.
Vuelo sin escalas!
Llega a Las HOO Am.
Evening star., 1959-12-27
Mrs. Stokes
Reelected

The Christ Child Society Of
Washington reelected presi-
dent for a second two-year
term Mrs. Maxwell S. Stokes.
Also reelected to Office are:
Mrs. Floyd Toomey and Mrs.
James j. Rupert, vice presi-
dents. Mrs. Frank Paroni.
executive committee, Mrs.
Herman A. Schulteis, treas
urer, and Mrs. John F.
Greaney and Mrs. Fred w.
Albertson, assistant treaSur-
ers.
Newly elected officers in
clude Mrs. A. Philip Kane.
Mrs. Edward ]. Rockefeller,
Mrs. Thomas H. Corolan, Mrs.
Joseph r. Bray, Miss Eliza
beth Medinger, Miss Elizabeth
Cosgrove and Mrs. Ira w.
Ewers.
The Christ Child Society
was founded in 1887 by the
late Miss Mary Merrick. The
organization operates a set
tlement house and a Christ
mas center in Washington, a
hospital in Rockville, and a
summer camp for girls at
Island Creek. Md.
Evening star., 1959-12-27
GLAMOUR IS THEIR BUSINESS
Connie Stevens Took
Her Doctors Advice

the easiest. Then you seem
to reach a plateau where you
feel as though the diet isn't
doing any good. This is when
the fat starts breaking down
in the tissues but this is also
when some people get dis
couraged and go back to
eating. If these people would
Just keep on the diet for a
few more weeks, the results
would be amazing and most
gratifying.
II stayed with this diet for
a whole year because I didn't
want to slip back into bad
eating habits. But for this
year, I went to my doctor
every week to be sure I was
doing the correct things.
Losing weight is one thing"
Connie reflected, "and keep
ing it off is another thing.
Now that I've lost this weight,
I want to stay slim. / am a
feast and famine girl. If l go
all out on big Italian din
ner, the next day I'm strict
with myself. And I weigh reg
ularly to be sure I haven't
gained.
IF you never let yourself
gain more than two pounds
above your normal weight,
your problems will be licked"
she added.
Comics records are going
we'll and she's been flooded
with fan mail and Warner
Bros. is very enthusiastic
about her.
Success Secret
Whats your secret for
success?" I asked.
Il know so many talented
girls who haven't made 1t
because they are trying too
hard. They study day and
night, think and talk of moth
ing but their careers, cut
Evening star., 1959-12-27
SybiI Mccall
Married to
frederick Locke

Announcement is made of
the marriage of Miss Sybil
Yvonne Gabriel Mccall,
daughter of Mrs. E. M. Nc
Call of County Cork, Ireland
and the late Capt. j. S. Nc
Call to Mr.. Frederick Will
liam Sullivan Locke, jr. of
this city. The wedding took
place in the Church of
Ireland at Knockmourne
Church, Gonna. County Cork
on December 81.
Mrs. Locke was born in
Youghal County Cork and is
a graduate of Rochelle
School in Cork City.
Mr.. Locke was born in
Seattle, Wash, and was
graduated from Stevens In
stitute Of Technology in Ho-
boken, New Jersey.
After a honeymoon in Ire
land the couple will live in
Arlington.
Evening star., 1959-12-27
Miss Tietjens
To Wed Player
With Colts

Judge and Mrs. Norman
Orwig Tietjens announce the
engagement of their daugh-
ter Corinne Norvell to Mr..
Michael Sander Sommer, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley
LaZlo Sommer.
Miss Tietjens is a student
at Western College for Wom-
en-, IN oxford, Ohio.
Mr.. Sommer was graduated
from George Washington Uni
versity and now is taking a
graduate course, while play
ing with the Baltimore Colts.
No date has been set for
the wedding.
Evening star., 1959-12-27

sense of proportion" this 21-
yesr-old miss advised. sit up
and take notice of yourself.
Talent or ability is only a part
of the success picture"
Evening star., 1959-12-27
By LYDIA LANE
Times-Mirror Syndicate

HOLLYWOOD. - Connie
Stevens and I met few days
after she'd been signed to
make her motion picture
debut and she was still spin
ming from the excitement.
She was very much aware
Of the hand Of fate. because
her new career was the re-
suit of her night club act
being Cancelled after one of
the members became i'll.
When I visited with Con-
ME on the set the other day.
she was stretched out in her
dressing room sound asleep.
I hated to awaken her but she
was a good sport about it.
"A series takes a lot out
of YOU" she explained, so
I try to sleep whenever I
have a little time off" Con-
ME has the feminine lead in
ABC-TV's Hawaiian Eye"
series.
Good Lines
Connie was wearing slacks
that revealed the good lines
Of her figure.
Aren't you much thin
ner?" ! inquired.
Connie beamed. Twenty
one pounds since I first met
you" 1t seemed incredible.
With full skirts l could dis
guise a lot of it fortunately
and I always have had a
small waist"
I wanted to know how she
had lost so much.
Il hoped you'd ask me
that" Connie said, because
I have so much to tell you
about my experience in
dieting. You can get in a
lot of trouble with the wrong
kind of diet.
When l was in school I
was popular with both the
girls and boys and I thought
I was getting away with be-
ing fat. I had my problems
as all teen-agerS do. When I
was feeling low, I'd console
myself with a hot fudge
sundae.
When we started working
on our act. realized if I
was going to face interviews,
I knew I'd have to reduce.
At that time I was at l52
pounds. So I decided that
the best way to get thin was
to stop eating. I went on a
starvation diet, felt miserable
and accomplished very little.
IF you don't eat, your
body gets puffy and you feel
frustrated. When I found
myself in this condition, I
went to a doctor who special
ICES in diets. She's been won-
oerful for me. Her psychol-
ogy is so right. She didn't
pull any punches. After one
look at me she said, You're
pretty fat for your age. You
are the type who won't go
swimming unless it's at night
because you hate being seen
IN a bathing suit Then she
laid 1t on the line. I can
help you but you have to do
the real work
She gave me a diet and
told me I must come in every
week to be weighed. 1 was
on the honor system and
had to write down every sim
gle thing I ate every day.
You know, If I wanted to
cheat with a sundae, I'd stop
and think how I'd feel letting
her know I was such a
weakling I couldn't stay with
the diet.
I fell off it now and then.
I guess everyone does, but
she reminded me, You are
throwing your money away
to come to me for help and
not take it.
Good Diet
1T really was a good diet.
I could have almost anything
except fried food, sweets and
starches. She told me, If you
have a terrible craving for
something, take a bite of it
and it will help just to get
the taste in your mouth
In the beginning I lost
five pounds a week." Connie
went on. "The first fat goes
Evening star., 1959-12-27
Holiday Hop

The Children of the Ameri-
can Revolution Society will
hold their annual Holiday
Hop on Tuesday from 7:3O
Evening star., 1959-12-27

themselves of from life so
that when they go for an
addition they haven't any
personality - nothing comes
across. You have to keep your
Evening star., 1959-12-27

pm. to IL pm. at Satterlee
Hall, in st. Adams Parish.
Entertainment, games, prizes
Evening star., 1959-12-27

and refreshments are planned
for the evening. Music will
be by The Capris.
Evening star., 1959-12-27
Sounds Good

Split ladyfingers casually
available in super markets.
and spread with apricot pre-
serves; put together again.
Nice with tea or coffee.
Evening star., 1959-12-27
Good Diet

1T really was a good diet.
I could have almost anything
except fried food, sweets and
starches. She told me, If you
have a terrible craving for
something, take a bite of it
and it will help just to get
the taste in your mouth
In the beginning I lost
five pounds a week." Connie
went on. "The first fat goes
Evening star., 1959-12-13

! Hour. Storing RoeenorY Cioo-
ney, the Lennon sisters, 80
della Coso ord GeosJto T3zxi.
the Little Siste,. Of 2oriS, sire
Agnes deMilie .io'1ce heaser IN
speciol pr5orar Of Chdstnos
music. Thomas SichSli, host.
Evening star., 1959-12-13
FRIDAY

Continued From Preceding Poss
$50
Life Of Riley. Comedy.
WiIliom 5endix stors.
9-SpotIight. Weather. News.
GoIloher. Douglas. Cushing.
6:35
4-Weather. Sports. Color.
Forester. Gibbons.
Gas
4-NBc News.
chet Huntley, Dovid Brinkley.
s-Dous EdwoEds. News.
TOO
4-PhiI SiIvers Show. Comedy.
Slim Bowie. Adventure.
Scott Forbes stors.
7-Bockstose. Sports. News.
Strong. Malone. Molkie.
9-copter Petrol. Adventure.
7:I5
7-News. Weather.
McCoffrey. Allen.
7:26
9-TV Editorial.
1880
4-PeopIe Are Funny.
Art LlnkIetter. m C.
5-Bodse TIA. Crime.
7-WoIt Disney Presents.
I Hour. "Ronae War OF Tomb
stone" Port H. Slaughter ton
giles with Wyott Corps old od-
versory, Ike Clonton. Tom TrVon,
DARYL Hickmon. james Wester-
field
9-Rowhide. Western.
I Hour. Incident OF Sponsh
Rock" eleno Verduoo. Eric FIem-
ing Stor.
500
4-Journey TO Understanding.
President Eisenhower's three -doy
Mediterranean cruise.
5-Five-Stov Feature. Movie.
IA Hours. Step Lively" 1914.
A theotricol producer gets his
show on despite finonciol prob
lens. fronk Sinotro, George
Murphy.
$50
4-Telephone Hour. Color.
Hour. Storing Rosenory Cioo-
ney, the Lennon sisters, Lso
deIIo Coso ord GeosGto T9zsi.
the Little Siate,- Of 2oris the
Agnes deNil.e .so'lce Fheaser IN
a snacinl r,r-.n...rr- n. EErl.trrn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-05
OVER COUNTER

The following bid and asked prize
citation Of Securities Dealers, Inc, AIld
other sources, but are unofficial. They
do not represent actual TRANSACTIONS
they are intended as q guide 20 the
approximate range within which these
Gated by the "bid") or bought (indi-
Gated BY the "asked"l at the time Of
compilation az noon Thursdayl ORR
gin Of any quotation furnished on
request.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-05

holding a Silver Salon showing
of 1859 Cadillacs at its WASH
ington showrooms on Twenty
second st. at Akers Oldsmobile-
Cadillac Co., 1925 Kenwood
ave.. Alexandria. Va. and at
Suburban Cadillac Oldsmobile
Co., 1920 Arlington road. Be-
thesda, Md.
The salon is scheduled for
Wednesday through Friday,
This will be the first Washing
ton exhibit of the complete line
of 1859 Cadillacs, hdr. Akers
pointed out. 1t also will be first
area showing of the new Edo
RADIO Brougham. custom-de-
signed and custom built, Ii
mited- production luxury Cadil-
lac.
Other models on display will
be the "Sixty-Two" Coupe, Sc
dams and convertible; Coupe de
Vile; Sedan de Villes; Eldora-
do Biarritz: Eldorado Seville,
and Fleetwood styles.
The Brougham is coach
in Italy. 1t has many
special styling features as well
as standard equipment items
classified as optional on most
cars.
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of Recreation Services. Inc, in
1912, having been named chair
man Of the Organization Com
mittee by John Russell Young.
then president Of the District
Board of Commissioners.
Mr.. Akers is an active board
member Of the National Sym
phony Orchestra and was chair
man of the Washington Com
munity War Fund. He is q
past district governor Of Lions
International and a past pres
ident Of Congressional Country
Club.
President Eisenhower named
him as special ambassador to
attend the Inauguration Of the
President of the Philippines,
also as a member Of the Ma
tional Stadium Committee and
as a board member Of the Ma
tional Cultural Center.
Since 1899, he has been on
the executive committee and a
director Of American Security
a. Trust Co.
AS part of its anniversary
celebration, Capitol Cadillac is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-05
CHICAGO
LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, Aprii 4 (AP).-Heavier
receipts. Door shipper demand and a
decline. IN wholesale pork. prices were
major factors accounting for q setback
of 75 cents to 81 a hundredweight in
the butcher hog market this week.
on tuesday vas s1f the e. sRarpest q I any
day. this year and the setback for the
week also was the broadest In more
than three months.
Supplies Doth at Chicago and the
~ major markets were larger than
last week but shipper demand was very
the smallest IN more than 4 year was
,Although the cattle supply was only
slightly larger than last weeks run,
which was the smallest for week in
nearly q year, slaughter steer prices
were PRESUMABLY 30 cents higher to
Most Of The setback was on high
choice and prime grades while good
grade and below advanced Buyers said
curtailed slaughtering schedules were
a bearish factor in the market and
s ssrIv tcs,I mainly for the slow to only
/, tusDAS HOPS 100; for the week,
$3.50 lower. At the close q few
S select lots Ne l -2 ne butcher;
straight No 2 lots 100000 lbs sold
from ,18.35-16.75 United States No.
and 9 mixed grades 190-240 lbs at
1900 10 20 and same grades 250-2SO
lbs at l5:50-16.Q0 predominated in
receipts, A few lots scaling upwards
to $40 lbs ranged downward TO 1900,
Mixed grades 330-400-lb sows closed
at l3.50-l4.50, little below 1875,
most 425-550 lbs I2.75-13.75.
Cattle 100; for the week, choice and
prime steers closed steady to so lower,
most decline on high choice and prime,
steers good and below steady to so
higher, mostly steady; heifers moder-
ately active, steady to strong. cows,
bulls and vealers steady to strong.
Prices for Gamer and cutter cows at
the highest levels since 1852; mostly
prime 1,100-1,300-lb slaughter steers
35 .O0-36 90, mixed choice and prime
steers 33;00.34.75, some mostly prime
l.000-l .065-lb weights 33.50-34 90.
and low choice steers o6.50-2S so.
standard and low good "24.50-28 30:
small supply high choice and mixed
choice and prime heifers 20 90 30 on,
bulk good and choice heifers $3.50
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!. Subject to Federal taxes but not "a
State income taxes.
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occupy more than 10 acres and
have 366 employees.
Headed by Floyd d. Akers as
president. Capitol Cadillac Is
one of the Nations highest
ranking Cadillac Oldsmobile
dealerships on the basis Of
sales. It's service department
also has been cited for excep-
tional merit in the conduct Of
its operations.
Mr.. Akers. a native of IN
diana. was regional manager
for the Cadillac Motor Car
Division of General Motors be-
fore he organized his own firm
in 1884. Previously he had been
in the automotive field since
1919 and had been associated
with General Motors since 1922.
In addition to his guidance
Of the fast-growing automobile
leadership, Mr.. Akers has been
interested in a wide range Of
civic activities.
He became the first president
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COMMODITIES

NEW YORK. April 3 tAP). The
Associated Press index Of key COM
modify prices edged lower last week
for the iirst decline In four weeks
The index was III !6S, down from
l720l week ago and l74.23 a year
earlier.
One component, food. touched q
1859 low. Livestock and nonferrous
metals also fell But grains and cot
ton along with textiles hit new highs
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$3.50. borderiine good and choice
q ;s5-27 49,, utility and standard
commercial cows i0.OO-2I 80. most
Gamers and cutters 10000 90, most
utility and commercial bulls $500