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THE WEEK
IN RECORDS
BY Albert Anderson
Ton Albums And Singles

Albums: "A Date With Elvis'-
Elvis Presley - RCA Victor, Mon
aural and Stereo;
Gather Round" - Tennessee
Ernie Ford - Capitol Records,
Monaural and Stereo:
Glad To Be Here" - Ed Town
send - Capitol Records, Monaural
and Stereo;
The Wizard of OF and Other
Harold Arlen Songs" - Shorty
Rogers and Group - RCA Victor,
Monaural and Stereo.
Singles: Blues In the Night
Lillian Briggs - Carol; Summer
time" - Carmen McRae - Decca;
JUICY Lucy" - the Horace Silver
Quintet - Blue Note; "Shelem"
-Eartha Kit - Kapp; 1T Start
ed With a Kiss - Debbie Rey-
nolds MGM; You'll Never Walk
Alone - Clara Ward - Dot.
Singers Steal Spotlight
Moving in as stealthily as the
small combos built around indi-
vidual big name stars, singers and
balladers are rapidly stealing the
spotlight in the recording field,
They are taking over from the
jazz bands and even the combos
themselves, who were so popular
only a few months ago.
The invasion is not limited to
outstanding jazz singers, either
Today, people with very limited
ability as singers, but who have
made a name for themselves In
allied fields, are horning in on the
real jazz artists. You get an idea
of this from the number of records
that are being cut by movie stars
cowboys and other Adventures whC
have found 1t profitable to expert
ment in the recording business.
The records this latter grouI
produce are horrible, but, obstensi
bly, because Of their reputation, re
cord companies continue to pusl
their wares. The end result is tina
many artists with real talent ar,
ignored and record fans find them
selves unwittingly purchasing {
name instead Of a bonafide com
modify.
However the infiltration By
outsiders" is only a small par
Of an overall picture of a seem
ingly new trend in fans reaction
The trend, as this writer sees it
concerns a change in the musica
taste of jazz fans.
Take a look at the releases list
ed above. OF the 10 releases list
ed, eight feature vocalists, NAL,
and female, and only two ar,
strictly musical. This is not basic
ally bad trend. However. it doe
indicate that for the .7Iost part
record fans are becoming listener
instead of dancers.
Presley In Style
In this weeks review, the toI
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albums, from the standpoint OF
anticipated fans reaction, is "A
Date With Elvis" On this re-
cord, Presley presents himself to
his army of rock n roll fans in a
musical, as well as personal vein
=. Musically, he sings, with usual
gusto, IL rockers, including
We're Gonna Move" Good Rock
in Tonight" Young and Beauti-
full" and Blue Moon of Kentucky
-. Pictorally, the album, a double
fold, hang-up calendar type, con-
tains IT photos of Elvis in army
tags They trace him from
his induction into the army to his
present abode at Wiesbaden, Ger
many Evidently, this album
has the two-fold purpose of en-
tertaining and keeping interest in
Presley alive while he's away
However, it is a lively set.
For those who like folk songs,
Gather Round" Ford's latest Of
fering, is the thing . 1t is one of
his better works =. The baritone
singer with the folksy, down-home
air, sings a collection Of songs,
including such simple country
tunes as BLACK Is The Color of
My True Loves Hair" and Bar
bara Allen" AS usual, Ford
projects a great deal of his per-
sonality into the songs Album
should be well received.
Big Ed Townsend continues to
gain in popularity as a vocalist,
as indicated by the success he is
enjoying with his records To
be most frank, this writer does
not rate him among the top sing
ers, but he Is attractive in his
own way Glad To Be Here"
features him in, a varied singing
mood His best effort is one
the famous Duke Ellington COM
position, Don't Get Around Much
Anymore" Then there is his
own composition-"What's Wrong
With Me-" which is also delightful
One of Eds former buddies
Roland Price, agrees that his voice
has gone through considerable
change - for the better An
interesting album.
The Wizard Of o. is an
item expressly for the kiddies, but
the stylings are interesting, none
theless Moreover, the music
Is well suited to the theme, which
is conferred around the old witch
Top tunes are Ding Dom"
The Witch Is Dead" and Were
Off To See The Wizard" Col
laborating with Shorty Rogers on
the set are Barney Kessel, Jimmy
Giuffro, and Buddy Shank . A
fine musical fairy tale.
Singiewise, Carmen McRae's rem
dition Of Gershwin's ever popular
Summertime" rates top billing
Taken from her recent Up
& B" LIP, the tune is beautiful
interpreted by the romantic sing
ing star, who gets big assist from
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One of the most beautiful sights
I have seen for a long time are
the famous Illuminated Cascades
in Jackson, Mich. 1t was about
90 degrees above zero when I was
called to the telephone and invited
to make the trip to Jackson to
see the Cascades.
I see by the Minneapolis Spokes-
man and st. Paul Recorder that
quite a few Twin Citians have been
in Michigan this summer. You
who are planning to visit in Mich
igan try to make a special effort
to see the Cascades. 1t is a sight
that will be well worth the extra
miles you may have to travel.
1t is impossible for me to des-
cribe them but I viii try. learned
the Cascades are go feet wide, 500
feet long, "a feet high with 16
falls. There are three main pools
80 by 80 feet and each pool con-
tains a large pool on each side.
Each pair of fountains is connected
by underground tunnels.
1t is a beautiful sight watching
the 1890 colored lights gradually
change in color and growing
brighter as they form many slen-
did colors and color variations of
the water cascading over the falls.
The changing colored lights and
the changing of the water in the
fountains from sprays to gushing
fountains, is done automatically
through equipment in the control
room located in a vault hidden in
the hill alongside the Cascades.
Before the lights were turned on
at dusk the Cascades looked like
a huge stairway climbing up to-
ward the sky. On each side of the
Stairway" are 129 steps and many
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the Jack Plois orch.

the Jack Plois orch.
Blues In The Night, flip, us
There A Man In The House." and
TT Started With A Kiss" are
ballads which get fine treatment
by Lillian Briggs and Debie Rey-
nolds The flip on Miss Rey-
nolds' record, Love Is A Gamble, /"
is particularly meaningful.
You'll Never Walk Alone" is a
spiritual offering by gospel singer
Clara Ward, and is good .
JUICY Lucy" is a sweet tune which
the Horace Silver group fashioned
into a potential juke box favorite.
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and you could not see more than
a few feet ahead.
My thoughts were on the ter
rible destruction the flash flood"
had done in st. Paul recently, when
just as suddenly as it had come,
we were out of the rain and did
not see any more on the trip
home.
Everyone is just about worn out
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with this over 80 heat wave but
I am trying to remember this is
the kind of weather we wished for
last winter when the snow and
cold wave hit us.
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THIS N THAT
by hazel
underwood
Beauty

I love the beautiful,
Be it a thought, a flower, a bird,
or an animal 49,.
Grace in motion or in repose :.
A gesture
Music, vocal or instrumental q.
All that is harmonious in vibration,
Be it sound, color, or sight,
Be it animate or inanimate-
To me it is all the manifestation of
God.
-LeBaron Sharp
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DANGER IN STATES RIGHTS BILL
CALIFORNIA WRITER POINTS OUT
BY THOMAS FLEMING
In the San Francisco CALL-REPORTER

In the FranCiscO CAII-REPORTER
The Of passed recently
fraugh with peril the civil liberties all citizens
particularly to those whom the
bill the rights a
minority people the say majority
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Burgerbits with IL Appetite Triggers
SATISFIES. FORTIFIES
BETTER THAN HAMBURGER!

= Hunt Club Burgerbits Dog Meal
with IA Appetite Triggers satisfies your
dogs appetite and helps keep him in
tiptop condition-even better than
hamburger! Now at last your dog gets
the taste that keeps him happy with
the nourishment that helps keep him
healthy. And, he gets all of this at a
price you'd pay for an ordinary dog
meal! Remember, it's been proved that
penny for penny. Burgerbits packs
twice the vitamins, twice the minerals,
twice the proteins of hamburger.
Amnthar SIma ngnassarA AZ GSanMawA n~a.As H.
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MaFaya's George Town
By HARRIET CRIFFITHS
Star Staff Writer


flavor beaches
northwest
capital of state
British settlement.
The 25OO population predomnant Chinese although Maays and
Indians also well represented
Chinese the
OF
the night
touch of goodness and the Divine
the
has built that
from India
Stretches beach with hundreds the island
Waterfall
hills wealth flowers
visitors through the hills 2270-foot station.
buildings
life
people stills the of
Penang
Federatons
lines call
Malayan
which
duty and purchase
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WASHINGTON. D. c.. MAY ,, 1859
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FORD 1855 F-100 stake; heater;
f Rose f MoTos sSSe iNc cong 5eep Se sssi
and Service, 1900 Rockville pike,
Rockville, Md. VIII. 6-4O1O, VIII.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
FORDS'6OS
TAKOMA FORD

FORD $50 Fairlane club sedani =,
and h., Fordomatic: very clean
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III Florida Ave. NV. no. 2-b00b
FORD '57 FoRDOR station wagon:
beautiful white finish, radio,
heater, automatic trans, power
steering: not new but Just like
new; Sl4b down. z
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FORD 1855 Victoria. Rose and
white. Fordomatic. p,s. low nj; ;
like brand new. Only 1895. PO-
TOMAC MOTORS, 1910 Wis. ave-,
~ R-1RRb
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CHERNER FORD

HnLMAN $50 Husky station wagon
green; fully equipped.
81 OAh
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ANTIQUE AUTOS
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

AMBASSADOR SO 4-door hardtop;
400 miles. absolutely like new
This car can be purchased below
dealers cost. Cash, trade or terms
Power steering, power brakes, au-
to, trans, r. and h.
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OUT OF TOWN REAL ESTATE

BY OWNERS rms, with bath, q
acres on Rte, b22, Louisa County
Va Win foS Soo out GGs UoT space DaS ' es
so, b-a5a2, or Mineral, Va, 3l45
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| AUTOS, TRUCKS WANTED
JOHNNY RAYS

VIII pay CASH Immediately for
late-model American. foreign and
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MOTORCYCLES
IcoNrINUED)

HAR. -DAv. 81 Hummer 1875: excel
cond., pvt. owner, low mileage
5000 cash. JU, 9-103c.
1880 JAVA $50 &C.: windshield
BUDDY seat, complete tool xiv
Price $3.50. 10, 7-OSOS,
i-CYLINDER RUNABOUT, used ]
week; cost S04, will sell for 500
Call Ell, 6-4l30.
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AUTO BROKER
$40 8. Glebe Rd. at Columbia Pike
Arlington, Va. IA. 4-644O
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hydramatic, r. and h.; $3.50.
FLOOD PONTIAC, 1921 Conn. ave.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CADILLAC 80 "62" 4-door, power
steering, low mileage, a. real bar
gain: $3.50. OIL. 4-1106.
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LEASE UP
TRAILERS

ABC 1856 46xS: like new. Wall-to-
wall carpeting, eye level oven,
auto. washer: lS-ft, liy, rm.. many
extras. $4,000. Call WE. 5-4963.
ANGELUS '55 35-ft.; bedrm. /;
wood paneled; in storage 3 yrs.
Excel. cond. Best offer. HA. q
1881.
BEST BUY-DIsCOUNT SALE to
s sny sE Sa S0Ss. t TsEs
bitches and balls. GLASCOCK
TRAILER SALES, Fairfax, Va, CIR,
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KAPI,AN r. CRAWFORD

FORD '53 6-cyl. Fordor: Fordo:,
very good cond., good tires all
around; r. and h., loaded in; $3.50
or hest infer 10 R-3CR2
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CADILLAC 1855

CADILLAC '55 Coupe de Vile: full
power, all white, factory air con-
ditioning, excel. cond. Call ia.
CADILLAC '5S convertible: popular
Alaskan white, full leather in
terror, equipped with all extras;
immaculate: only $3.50.
Suburban Cadillac-OldS Co.
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
BETHESDA, MD. OIL. 6-7700
CADILLAC $50 4-dr.: S4,S6O; under
1000 mi; immac FLOOD Pom
TIAC, 1921 Conn. ave.
CADILLAC '5S Sedan de Vile; air
conditioned by GIN: TURQUOISE and
white: power steering. power
brakes. Special, S3,595; Ccc
guarantee.
Capitol c adillac-Old Co.
DEAL wiTH coNFipENcES
OUR 26th YEAR
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEVROLET 1858 half-ton pickup
/ owner; excellent condition; ST.
zoo. WE. l-023O, FL. 4-544l.
CHEW. ROAD SERVICE TRUCK
with crane. Perfect condition
Price, 500, Call OR, 3-9705.
CHEVROLET la-ton panel; good
cond. excellent running cond and
tires; r. and h. Ii. 7-00l0.
DODGE 81 acton pickup: r. h.,
perm, hitch; 1915, Esworthy I'd,
mr.. Jamestown. Montg. Co., Md
Pc. 2-330l, Rockville exchange.
FORD h-ton panel, 1855; new mo-
tor, clutch and brakes; needs oody
work; best offer. SYLVAN CLEAN
F FRs' s. 5SSs Underwood ST. NV
FORD 1855 F-I00 stake; heater;
snow tires: excel; cond, MONT
ROSE MOTORS, INC. ,Jeep sale'
Rockville, Md. VIII. 6-4Ol0' VIII
FORD "a Ia-ton pickup; heavy
duty springs and transm., Al
cond. CIR. 3-042l.
FORD SO pickup. FORD c.o.e. 81
model. CHEVY '53 pickup. GMC
'53 panel. All trucks are priced
low and in excel. cond. Terms can
be arranged with low down pay
ments. DI. 7-SS45.
FORD 1850 4-ton stake: metal
bed and cattle racks: passed Va,
inspec. CIR. 3-0S04.
FORD AS A-ton truck; specia!
service body. Ii. 3-6242.
FORD go, h-ton pickup. ITO in
W. b, blue. heater, turn signals
oil filter, style side body. Only
left on these unusual terms, Sl9b
down and only S63.99 month
Hurry to
TED BRITT
FORD SALES, INC.
RT. 29-2l1 Fairfax OR. 3-1330
LOW BOY, 25 tons and fiat bed
81 IT., (tandem axlesl; used. ia
5-l343.
PICKUPS, STAKES, DUMPS, PAN
ELS, WALK-INS; 100 to choose
from. MURPHY AUTO SALES
INC, 5000 Pa. ave. Sc. LII. 2
oO1O'
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DE SOTO SO

Firedome Seville hardtop coupe;
automatic, r. and h., p.s. and p.b.
2-tone red and black. Just arrived
and is in tip-top shape. Sacrtfice.
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MOUNTAIN PROPERTY
LOG CABIN"

BRAND-NEw. High in the Sky"
situated on dedicated hard-sur-
faced road. nestled in towering
oaks with view Oh grandeur over
looking the beautiful Shenandoah
Valley. Has fireplace. large pic
ture window, groCved and bonded
logs. built to last 100 years. Bar
gain priced to sell Immediately.
Inquire at Property once at:
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PECK CHEW.

1898 Wilson Blvd. Arl.. ia. 2-900c
MERCEDES-BENZ '52 3O0A 4-dr.
beaut. maroon nm: incl. reclintnf
bucket seats, 4-speaker radio
excel cond.; pvt; S1,S50. ia
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HUNTING ACCOMMODATIONS
DEER HUNTING

AT THE COVE GORE, VA.
$40 PER DAY
For further information call An
napolis, Colonial 3-29S2.
HUNTERS-Have furn. accom-
modations for 3 nondrinkers to
share cabin on pvt property, ad-
jacent to Natl Forest, west Of
Woodstock, shenandoah County,
Va. Call so S-927S.
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MERCEDES SO 220-s 4-door Sc
s ssn black jssthe IL u S47Io
80 220s, new cond :
pearl-gray: str. shift. heater. re-
clin. seats: fog, back-up lights
ZOO mi; $685.. ia. S-5S27.
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MOTORCYCLES

ARIEL 81 $50 &C. "Huntmaster";
best offer over $500. NATIONAL
TRAILER SALES, WA. 7-4903.
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AUT0M0TIvE MISC.

AUTO repairs, replacement parti
incl. CARDS, generators, auto. trans
All makes and models. Work guar
Terms SUPERIOR GEN. a. CARR
CO, l0542 Metro, ave Open Sat
all day, 10, 5-40S0, ia. 9-SlS1
DE SOTO so Sportsman, 4-dool
perfect front end. Ss75. AT. g.
2B0S, Highland, Md,
DODGE TRUCK TRANSMISSION
"a ton and half, 4 for $50
Sa5 each. Guaranteed. 10. S-79lO
DUAL-oUAD, set up for "a to 81
Ford, Thunderbird, Mercury, Lee
ports, so CARDS, cleaner, linkase
Ill 1-1211
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CUSTOM BUILT
OFFICE TRAILER

Two desksk, drafting board, floures
cent lighting, toilet and lavatory
all-aluminum exterior, lS-ft. over
all length. May be seen at
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FORD $50 Galaxie convertible;
raven black finish, equipped with
Fordomatic, curb guard molding,
Wv. tires, heater, radio, heavy
duty battery, wheel covers, backup
lights and clock; new-car title and
guarantee: orig. list price 50 ,445.
now priced at S2,745. LOGAN
FORD, 1850 Goth st. NV FE.
7.SS00. Open daily, 80: Sun,
1A.2n-h
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SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
TAKOMA FORD

FORD '62 Victoria; 7. and h., Ford
omatic, good cond. S3Ab.
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1711 Florida Ave. NV. no. 2-5005
HILLMAN '5S Mink convertible
blue finish. black top: only $4,000
miles; same as new; Sl,29b, $3.50
DOWN Our Nth Year.
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DODGE '53 4-dr.; r. and h.. 2-tone;
passed D. c. inspection; winter
lied; S295. LA. 9-O333.
SO hardtop coupe; radio,
heater, power steering; very clean:
good tires. Low, low price.
FENNER MOTORS
1885 Bladensburg Rd. NE.
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FORD

FORD '58 Victoria: 2-tone green;
radio and heater nd. Fordomatic.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
DE SOTO 1857 hardtop coupe: ra-
dio and heater, power steering;
! 1 owner. really clean
1886 Bladensbu W Rd. NE.

DE SOTO '52 Firedome sedan; su-
perb cond.; heavy naugahyde up
hol., S475. FL. 4-4764.
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ALEXANDRIA
TRAILER co.

290l Richmond Hwy. Miles South
of Alexandria on U. S. Highway l..
south 5-SS50 South 5-S944
ELCAR 1851 2S-ft.; good condition.
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7O3b CARROLL AVE, ~. $1,000
FORD 1859 Galaxie convertible; T.
and h., Fordomatic and power
steering; q real beauty and priced
right at 81. 4ab. AVENUE MO-
TORS, $40 East Montgomery ave-,
Rockville. Pc. 2-B02S.
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HENRY ] 81; heater: all winter
ICED; good cond., $50. Ii. 6-4495.
HILLMAN MINK $50 4-dr, sedan:
mint cond: owner; only $500
mi. Must sell. 81, 800. CO. 3-4S26
after 3 pm.
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CHEVROLET 1858 half-ton pickup;
owner; excellent condition; ST.
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CHICAGO
LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO. July l (AP) UsDA.-
moderately active; steady to strong
on butchers, instances as much as rs
hlgher; sows uneven, mostly steady
receipts comprise large lSO-26O lbs
2-3 mixed grade 10000 ID butchers
15.25-l5.75 several hundred mixed
grade Is, 2s and IS and mixed grade
IL 10000 lbs 15.75-I6.00: several
lots mixed grade 1-2 and few lots Is
2OO-220 lbs 16.00-l6.35: eighty head
mostly Is 20-2l0 lbs closely sorted
1850: several lots mixed grade Id
30 23O-26O lbs i4,75-i5.50: deck
mostly Is $50 lbs 1915, and lot IS
80 lbs 1900; few lots mostly IS $50
200 lbs 15.00-15.25: mixed grade 2-3
26O-2S0 lbs IA .25-l5.00; and few lots
mixed grade .2-3 2S0-300 lbs 49, 5-
ii 50-1a.5o; deck IS 400 il butchers G eTs
1850: mixed grade 275-300 ID sows
12.25-13. 90: mixed grade 300-330 lbs
mixed grade 330-375 lbs
1O50-l2.O0: mixed grade 375-450 lbs
lO.Q0-10.75; mixed grade 450-550 lbs
Waffle $4,000; calves 100; slaughter
steers uneven, prime grades opened
fully steady closing weak to so lower
steers grading choice and below opened
steady to 80 higher closing with the
ADVANCE largely lOSI. nelIerS SJeauy
to 25 higher; other classes fully steady;
few loads mostly prime 1,l25-1,350
ID fed steers 31.OO-32.O0; numerous
loads high choice and mixed choice
and prime steers 29.50-30.50; most
good and choice steers 26.50-2s 90; ,
choice largely $500 up: standard to
low good Steers 24.00-26.00; load
1850 ID standard holstein 245O; two
loads mixed choice and prime 600
l.025 ID heifers 29.00-29.25. bulk good
and choice heifers 25 50-2S.25; utility
and standard 20.50-21 90: utility and
commercial COWS 17.OO-2O.5O; Gamers
and cutters l3.001IS.50;- Utility and
80 90 down; culls as low as 1900;
medium and good 424-49O .lb stock
steers calves %. 1890 IS; load medium
and good 500 ID stockers 27.65: $50
ID holstein steers $500 on feeder &C.
count.
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All Rights Exercised
At. Bank of Commerce

all subscription rights for
1000 additional shares of the
Bank of Commerce were exer-
cised upon their expiration at
2 pm. yesterday. President
Thomas j. Groom announced.
The bank also had a long list
of persons who desired to
acquire additional rights and
were unable to do SO. A right
was issued for each of the 5000
outstanding shares of 500 par
stock and three were required
for the purchase of each new
share at $3.50 a share.
The new shares will be dated
July l and will raise the total
number of shares to 5000. Upon
completion of the offering the
bank will have 100000 of
capital stock, STA million of
surplus and around 100000 of
undivided profits, or total
capital funds of around SIS
million.
1t is understood the bank
plans to continue the annual
dividend payments amounting
to $l2 share annually on the
increased shares. Payments in
clude regular quarterly divi-
dends of $3.50 share and two
semi-annual dividends of 81
each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-01
YOUR
MONEYS WORTH
Nation of Economic HIiterotes
BY SYLVIA PORTER

At the adult level it's un-
likely that one in 20 today has
had any formal training in
economics. and so great is the
lack Of understanding that in
one recent survey adults placed
the whole field of social studies
(Which includes economics) on
"a par with such subjects as
training in driving a car!
It's downright awful, and the
CED's trustees believe the sit
uation is now urgent enough to
warrant an about attack.
At the high school level, the
CED is planning to expand its
support Of the Joint Council on
Economic Education-the 10
year-old headquarters for work
on the problem of economic
illiteracy. The Joint Council is
pioneering in training econo-
mics teachers, preparing OBJ
jective and quality material in
economics for use by teachers
and students.
At the college level the Ford
Foundation and Carnegie Corp.
are now completing studies on
illiteracy which hopefully will
become the basis for a national
policy to strengthen economic
education in the colleges.
At the adult level the CED
is promoting the establishment
OF "CED Associates" in 20
major centers to help local lead
erS of business and education
promote the widest understand
ing Of our economy.
It's a beginning at least. !
salute it with a prayer, for I've
always feared that if our sys-
TEN ever dies it will be because,
in our ignorance, we didn't
know it was dying-or we were
killing it.
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