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Evening star., 1960-05-08
ASSUME

Large GI loan with the purchase
Of this Edsel Park. 3-bedrm. brick
rambler. Firepl.. equip. kit, car
port and fenced yard. Only Sl7,-
$50. Open. 53O1 Dublin st. MILL
CAN REALTY CR a-4han
Evening star., 1960-05-08
TOWN & COUNTRY

~ y ~ 4 " 4
NE. 6-6900 TIE. 6-14lE
ARL. FOREST = 3-bedrm, bricI
Colonial, sep. din. rm.. new kit.
full bSmt. $1,000 cash. IA. 2.
n3AN
Evening star., 1960-10-19
PerIe's Backing Nixon
star stan Photo

Speaker Of the House Sam
Rayburn, one Of the Senator's
closest friends and advisors.
After issuing the state
ment supporting Mr.. Nixon's
candidacy, she said 81 have
never been afraid to speak
my convictions and to stand
by them. I have been quietly
doing a great deal Of think
ing. I do not cast my vote
lightly, as I consider 1t q
privilege"
A Fund Raiser
During the 194S campaign
Mrs. Mesta was credited in
Democratic circles with be-
ing one Of its most potent
fund-raisers, and many said
1t was due to her help that
Mr.. Truman's campaign train
was kept going.
AS q reward for her serv-
ices to the Democratic Party
the President named her our
first woman Minister to Lux
embourg.
She has also been very
close to President and Mrs.
Eisenhower. She was q guest
at the White House for din
ners in honor of Queen
Elizabeth and Premier
Khrushchev and has been q
frequent guest Of Mrs. Eisen-
hower's in her private apart
ments.
Evening star., 1960-10-19

Her feelings began to
change. however, when the
Senator accepted the vice
presidency.
you can't do this to us, "
she said to him at the time.
Since the convention, she
has said little on the sub
ject but from time to time
has let it be known that she
was not very enthusiastic
about the Democratic ticket.
However, she was greeted
warmly at Senator john
sons birthday party in Au-
gust, when she entered the
room. Hello, darling. God
bless you," said the Senator
as he bestowed a kiss upon
her.
She also got an exuberant
hug from her old friend
Evening star., 1960-10-19

Although Mrs. MeSta is
still remaining q Democrat,
the announcement did not
come as exactly a surprise to
her many friends. They have
noticed a cooling in her
ardor toward vice presi-
dental candidate Lyndon
johnson since the Demo-
cratic National Convention
in July.
Mrs. MeSta, had strongly
supported Senator johnson
for President ever since 1852.
In a number Of newspaper
stories during the past four
years she has also been
quoted as being for the
Senator.
In Los Angeles in July she
threw a party in his honor
which cost $4,000.
Evening star., 1960-10-19
BY LEE WALSH
Star stan Writer

Washington's most noted
Democratic hoSteSS-certain-
" its most publicized one
has announced that she Is
supporting the candidacy Of
Vice President Nixon.
However Mrs. Perle MeSta,
whose renown as a hostess
reached its fullest flower
under Democratic President
Harry S. Truman, who
named her Minister to Lux
embourg, said she is not
leaving the Democratic Party.
She came out for the Vice
President today in o state
ment issued from Republican
National Headquarters.
Her Statement
Mrs. MeSta said:
Il have known the Nixons
since they came to Washing
ton, and this opportunity to
observe him at close hand
has brought to me a COM
plete evolution Of thinking
about his qualifications to
be President.
Anybody who has worked
abroad and who has studied
world conditions at first
hand, as I have, realizes
that this is an acute time
in world history. We need
q man not only Of tested ex-
perience but also of human
understanding. guided by
deep principles.
ut is my thoughtful opin-
ion that Mr.. Nixon is the
best qualified candidate, and
therefore ] will fully support
him. Needless to say. this
decision was reached only
after much prayerful reflec-
tion because I have many af-
fectionate ties with the Demo-
cratic Party. but of course
my country comes first."
When asked today how she
would feel If she were again
called "two-party Perle," as
she was when she switched
from the Republican to the
Democratic Party. the fam
Gus hostess replied spiritedly
That's all right. Everybody
has a right to change. I have
not left the Democratic
Party"
Evening star., 1960-10-19

at II am. Friday and lunch-
con will be served following
Mr.. Jones' address. Mrs.
Dorothy K. Butler is in
charge of the meeting and
Mrs. Gus Schuldt Of the
luncheon.
Evening star., 1960-10-19
corter Brooke Jones Is to Speak

"The Child Buyer" by John
Hersey will be reviewed BY
Mr.. Carter Brooke Jones,
Book Critic of The Sunday
Star. at a meeting Of the
Book Review Section of the
Women's City Club.
The meeting is to be held
Evening star., 1960-10-19
YOU JUST
NEVER KNOW

Mrs. John X edy
Joined "Virginians S for
Nixon" as a volunteer
worker this week.
However. this particular
Mrs. Kennedy, who halls
from Falls Church, is no
relation to the Democratic
Presidential candidate.
But when it comes to vot-
ing for President this is
ONE Mrs. Kennedy that
plans to clearly mark the
ballot for Richard M.
Nixon.
Evening star., 1960-05-08
BALTIMORE
LIVESTOCK

BALTIMORE, May Z (AP) (usDA).-
change from previous weeks. slauEhteF
STEERS steeT about t5 per cent Of supply,
share Of the run estimated al S5 per
cent, remainder mostly cows. after
Mondays liberal supply around the
circuit receipts toned, down and market
week ago, trading on slaughter classes
fairly active late in week with fairly
complete clearance, stockers and feed
ers slow throughout week near 300
aead s ansqa IN Pa, at pn
steers steady to strong, cows steady to
90 cents lower with most pressure on
canner and cutter grade, bulls and
vealers unehanged. stockers and feeders
shoes With i Tain prme end 'ni Tie Ds'tHEss fss
ID slaughter steers $3.50 and 1900
respectfully, few mostly choice 1885,
l1S5 ID slaughter. steers 2S.00-2S. .25,
good and choice 995-134S ID weights
that sold from 26.00-27.75, 40 head
string good with choice end 1878 ID
weights 200: package standard and
steers 2l.35. ~
Utility cows sold from 16.OO-1s25.
high utility and commercial 1880
1900, Gamers and cutters 1880
1880, utility bulls mostly 20.50-22 90,
individuals up to $500: good and
good and choice 21S-310 ID mixed
vealers and slaughter calves 27.00-
1925, standard vealerS 26.00-31 90;
good and choice 7l5-750 ID feeder
steers 26.50-27 90. package medium
75S ID 22,00, medium and good 500
$50 ID stock steers 22.50-26.50, pack
age mostly good $50 ID 29.00, on
Monday short load good and choice
473 lb stock steer calves 5000, late
in week good 5l2 ID stock steer calves
and yearlings 29.00.
Hogs-Compared to last Thursday
barrows and gilts 25 cents higher
after Tuesdays downturn later erased,
Sows so cents lower, downturn on
Monday, Thursday % head lot around
200 lb mostly US No. butchers 1900.
bulk of supply consisted mixed No
1-2 and No. Ia 190-22O ID barrows
and gifts that sold from 175O-l7.75.
few lots mixed No. 2-3 234-245 ID
Evening star., 1960-05-08
Bond Markets Stronger
As Money Rotes Ease

Other short-term interest
rates. such as commercial
paper and Treasury bills. have
receded in recent weeks, but
this was the first change in a
bank-loan interest rate in six
months. 1t brought renewed
speculation about the possibil-
ity soon Of a reduction in such
basic money market charges as
the commercial bank prime
rate or the discount rate of
the Federal Reserve.
The price of bonds. tied to
fixed incomes, always rises
when interest rates decline.
Volume for the week declined
to $24,2 ,256,000 par value on the
big board from $26,510,000 the
previous week and 31,884,600
a year ago.
Tone of new financing mar
ketS doomed late in the week.
Evening star., 1960-05-08
BY WARREN BENNETT
AEsnciatad Rrarr Financial NIr-aAnr

NEW YORK, May THE
bond markets rallied late this
week. after months of sluggish
drifting. at the first definite
signs Of easier money condi-
tions.
Long-range Governm e n
bonds gained up to ia points.
Investment quality corporates
were sharply higher. New
financing doomed with a re-
turn of active demand, par
ticularly from institutional in
veStors.
The shot in the arm for bond
men came when banks cut their
rates on broker-dealer loans
from 5l2 to S per cent on
Friday. Bankers acceptanceS,
shaved ls percentage point last
Tuesday. will go down another
70 point on Monday.
Evening star., 1960-05-08
TREASURY BONDS

NEW YORK, May (AP) Closing
over-the counter Treasury bonds.
Evening star., 1960-05-08
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE WEEKLY SUMMARY
Continued From Page A-2O

Hs fOw 6Ssnds sRc Add % High Low Close es
asa ALA PubSvInd 21o 4e AA4s A33h ,44Il- "
111s esq Publicker6H u oh e1b elA+ 70
341s 7sIk PugSdP / a 1Ss 81 80 5o1t- a
75M 81 Pullmana 50 u eeM 7l.s- y
Evening star., 1960-05-08

weights 1880, Is head No. 3 3i0 10
400; mixed No, /, and 27O-5O0
ID sows 1225-l35O.
Sheep-Few small packages mostly
good 81 -6S ID spring SLAUGHTER lambs
choice and prime Sc ID 24.OO. Monday
2l head string 101 ID Gull and
utility No. 3 pelts shorn slaughter
ewes 500.
Evening star., 1960-05-08

l16 ee1s zenithR e0s 27l lo3lA % ,lo1L4+7Iz
'Unit trading 10 shares sales tull Rates OF
In the foregoing table annual disburse
ments based the last uuarterS semi-annusl dec
laratun Unless otherwise noted special extra divi
dends not included Also extra OF extras Annual
rate plus stock dividend declared OF pad 1852
plus stock dividend Declared paid 50 far this
PAYABLE in stock during 1859 estimated cash value
ex-dividend OF redistribution date Paid last year
b Declared paid after stock dividend u sptup
X Declared paid this accumuative issue
with dividends in arrears o Paid this wear dividend
omitted deferred OF action taken al last dividend
meeting Declared or paid in 1850 plus stock dividend
PAYABLE stock durine 1860, estimated cash value
on ex-dividend OF redistribution date Liquidatng
dividend cid Called Ex dividend kids EX distri.
button U ES rights XIV Without warrants With
warrants wd When distributed wi When issued nd Next
day delivery In bankruptcy receivership or being
under the Bankruptcy Act securities
assumed by such companies
Evening star., 1960-05-08
OVER-COUNTER QUOTATIONS

The following bid and asked prices
are obtained from the National ASSo-
citation of Securities Dealers, Inc, and
other sources, but are unofficial They
do not represent actual transactions;
they are intended as a guide to the
approximate range within which these
securities could have been sold (indi-
Gated by the 'bido or bought (indi-
Gated by the 'askedn at the time OF
compilation U2;00 Noon. Friday ..
Origin Of any quotation furnished on
Evening star., 1960-05-08

Prices quoted In dollars and thirty
seconds.
Partially tax exempt.
Evening star., 1960-05-08

Rates OF dividends IN the toreEoiig
table are annual disbursements based on
she last quarterly or semi-annual decla-
ration. Unless otherwise noted special
or extra dividends are not Included
a Also extra or extras. Annual rate
plus stock dividend Declared OF paid
in 1859 plus stock dividend Declared
OF paid so far this year Payable In
stock during 1859. estimated cash value
on ex-dividend OF redistribution date
6 Paid last year h Declared or paid
after stock dividend or splitup kDe.
clared or paid this year an accumula.
tive issue with dividends in arrears
P Paid this wear dividend omitted de.
ferred or no action taken at last dividend
meeting Declared OF paid in 1850 plus
stock dividend tPayable 10 stock durinR
1850. estimated cash value, on ex-dividend
oT ex-distribvtioD date Hquidating div.
idend cid Called ES dividend x-dis Ex
distribution xr ES rights wv Without
warrants WV With warrants wd When
distributed wi When issued nd Next day
delivery In bankruptcy OF receiveTship
or being reorganized under the Bank.
ruptcy Act. or securities assumed by
such companies.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-11-25

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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-11-25
Beware of the Monster!

a voracous wicked destructive
city enemy ages
sea through laying goes satisfy
appetite Untold misery and destruction follow
He
the relentless meress onslaught
this greedy We all him He's metropolitan
scourge mankind.
developed apathy prob
keeping vigorous healthy
mghty communities disease crme-nfested
Whenever this happens
dilapidaed
Worst ALL the the entire community
ery deVauaon sets h and the area becomes less desirable place
which to live.
Fortunately problem being
agencies most responsible for combating metropolitan decay the
Metropolitan Planning Planning
St Housing RedevelOp
Urban and
Mobilization chiefly under the supervision
housing redeveopmen very closely with
the planning commissions Federal aid into most projects
underway been completed recently
of the 19acre o housing project which
completed Minneapolis
cost
families IA homes and AZ apartments In addition
the city will about 1000 annually in increased taxes
Probably redvelopment projects
involving About sOO lived this Skid row.
buildings than old mark the oneme center
Minneapolis Many of the old buildings
already have been razed
When project completed municipal
rAr buildings parking facilities hotels moes retail
light cost
million dollars million of which will be paid by the federal
The city to get its investment back about five
the expected than
million annually in increased taxes
Genwood Redeveopmen Area is another big project 1t is
located the North side At cost Of about tn million dollars the
city has turned undesirable unghty into city within city
Many families enjoying modern and comfortable living in
park playground fire station shopping
community building recreation
other and industrial development The federal
pay city
ward to receiving about half million dollars in tax revenue
Several other projects throughout the The
Minneapolis Housing Redeveopment
the planning The authority future renewal will
emphasize rehabilitation giving highest priority to the most rapidly
deteriorating
We salute the agencies responsible dealing with the
complex problem asng metropolitan city
doing they holding the monster at bay.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-11-25
Letters To The Editor



Editor We here at paper
and find interesting early
Gays appeared that Kennedy apd his crowd editing
There much History making in these Cold War Days that
History back less than a century ago is forgotten.
Less than hundred Abraham president
of the United States and the leader of the Republican until
death responsible freeing
he had job
there would be these indignation troubles that
having.
Republican much like Abraham Lincoln
ming for president helped the Kennedy
the Republicans down enough
wonder what President thought
living would that lives
the feel about wasting their lives for something little
cated.
people Respectfully Carlson,
1917 La Sale Ave-, Nov. ID, 1860.
Editors Negroes
owed the Republican supporting the straight ticket
years Despite support Republicans
loyal Negro aderens 1877 when Republican President Rutherford
withdrew south
ulation at the cruel mercy of the ex-slaveholders
With northern slavehodng states erected
constitutions 1910 which effectively dsfanchd
Negroes ending opportunity establish strong
party system in the south.
segregation
blocked the for 81 unholy alliance
between southern Democrats and northern Republicans Negroes
pecd this treatment from the southern Democrats but not from their
Republicans whom supported election the
drop Abe Lincolns hat
BY Negro mostly
rights legislation from being passed
deserted the party Lincoln started voting Democratic from 1882
numbers the COP 1852 and 1855
Dwight per
he is
did out the
very reader Carl
two uncles might not have died in vain.
little logical thinking the part Of those who think
Negro repang Republican
the longer
support purely sentimental based
circumstances and events occurring 100 years ago.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-11-25
A Disparity in Votes

southern states still
northern presidential elections.
the figures
President college
President while Minnesota
dent gave IL electoral votes to Kennedy.
disparity accounted college
figures congressional
and Minnesota population of 2,9s24s3
1860 Minnesotas population
preliminary
to 390555 Minnesota expected
gressiona the reapporonment while congressional
delegation will IL Thus Minnesota
1854 and Virginia will retain r. though
popular votes for President Virginia
Similar might
which
recorded 65578s
complete returns out of 1860 population
61O74O
population Tennessee which
IL electoral only pop
uar votes out of a population of 3,636,24O.
These emphasize the percentage voting
much smaller in the south
disparity Negroes
still have the
southeners frequently that giving Negro
problem for their alone
presidential election that the entire
of the voting the south Until percentage
both whites and Negroes the day
be said that southern
votes in northern states electng
UNE
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-11-25
Poor Advice From Senator Long

According Long
Presdent-elect
his administration Such advice grauous
from has stood almost while
dsgaced before the world the dsegegaon roaming
o Orleans
n
portion of the population by the gs
rebelng
going rights Kennedy
appropriate halt
like Long political South
constantly violated their oaths of office in which they
uphold the Constitution by failing the of that section
of the nation obey the Supreme court mandates school
ton
given
challenge constitutional rights
the courts with mob violence which,
based attempt maintain racial caste public
ported facilities makes mockery of American democracy
Mcbride Dabbs white southern addressing
the Urban 37h meeting
the theory that the white political leadership the South
Senator South Carolina
Tamadge had the entire nations
backed
favored it,
would smoothly
elements the South encouraging unlawful blocking
constitutional DEGREES issued by the US
typical the southern leadership which blind
to the most backward attributes southern ac
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-11-25

By paying far reviewers the Twin City
missed of the best musical productions we've
had the pleasure Of enjoying for many moon
We refer to Nat King Coles which played
last week St. Paul selected as
cities the production which Is new type
venture for popular singer, Mr. Cole
In the show he proves versatility by giving
performance narag action of dance
with the old time performer of the spoken stage
Most of us progress pianstsingr
King hot numbers to
ballads popularity Always trying improve his presentations
which heard most night clubs remember Cole experiment
ing by adding bongo drum player to his small combo
his the announcement
dropping straight vocal with piano
many
popularity without the tune combo backing
public especially the white public would not
for Cole solo singing romantic ballads which he had began to do as
the nation There others
didn't be robbed Coles meoc pounding Of the worries
the He made hit radio and
von trouble caught with him on the latter med
u Few Dig buyers OF Nv tme care sponsor S 0r
fear hurting southern white markets They
conveniently ignore impact the 10 billion dollar Negro market
looking with product sponsoring Negro artist which
would make loss apt be suffered among biased southern
whites
Cole perhaps little disusOned by the TV experience but
certainly discouraged after
his Capital recordings single discs
albums still rated tops selling items.
We didn't get to delve why King try
legitimate but
satisfying that predict long
for "Pm With YOu," on Broadway.
We the feeling sufficiently exploited
members the Negro
community would have enjoyed the show it had been
Thus least thousand who would
tneu who
his costar beauous Barbara McNa missed his
show.
don't living reviewing And since
a which
the making at the wonder the critics didn't
keep entertainment
differences that With hot
said in the first sentence of this hardly qualify
critic but enough productions Broadway
a With q
entertaining show.
pleasant Negro starring vehicle
whites with
book to the question
Saturday accepted
change singing the romantic pretty
brownned Negro singing the female lead surrounded
white and noticeable
the audience thought
miles the south of the Cities With couldn't
despite the that its book preached
unef
meets girl
Readers of this column who fortunate
give a
burner!-CecI Newman
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-11-25
Portrait of Successful GubernatOrial
Candidate

striking between
Andersen and apply especially
the circumstances partys
bearer and during campaign
Senator Kennedy you'll recall wanted and actively sought the
Democratic nomination But generally speaking the old
leaders athu young upsart
contender for the nomination Kennedy outdon
went and wrested the nomination by chang impressive victories
in the primaries
governors seat
discouraged leaders lust NICE"
mean enough be successful campaner against Free
Like Kennedy Andersen COMPOUNDED party
and other observers with his political strength their
backing
thought Kennedy
for tumble" campagner during
debate Yet the undmayed David undertook the formidable
telling the Goliath and to the handled himself
very well during the encounter.
During Northop
Auditorium the University Minnesota
problems state candidates proposals to meet
Andersen prepared
questions frequently
spnortad bs statements with facts one o fa,, that
philosophy his
similarity Kennedy
ned years experience sought
dent On the other hand Andersen served the state legislature
1949 until his retirement 1857 the
candidate plugged
the "tme-fo r-a change" theme
However portrait govenor-elect
pans Of
which bid biggest
deaon upon which he based his race was his approach the hand
ling of the states problems Andersen faVors
the along
Freeman tax withholding system He has emphasized that
not favor a sales tax additional tax
During latter
hard his contention that Mr. had
leadership the states mental health He pointed
resignation several evidence leadership
cooperation lacking the Of the He outlined
his proposals. including the establishment
Health with its commissioner, a remedial program
Andersen that development population
Jagged behind the national during the
raon opponent
deliberately msnepreted they
grade Mnnesotas industrial growth
challenging candidate
calling the militia to intervene the pacnghouse
strike in Albert defended
declared he would again similar
And the campaign went Apparently Andersen succeeded
conveying impression that could
efficiently than will watching
other state and national candidates they
by their campaign promises.
Andersen the drivers
Of the state elected all the people of the
SUCH governor for all Of the people.
people the representatives
political parties the state Andersen
ve aims sound and him when they honestly believe
they essentially
Republican support
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-11-25
RACE PROBLEMS

CONSTITUTION, Atlanta, GA story from
Rochelle N.Y. points South has
monopoly racial troubles.
Wednesday Negro parents with loer
demonstration elementary
segregation pracced this and other
Rochelle schools
problem nationwide 1t exists varying
depending population 1t veng
complex way the extremist
Negro white offers at all
responsible leadership operating
solution Violence and disorder
bitterness make all the difficult to reach
a
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-11-25
: First ThinuS First


approach of national problems But the
selves haven't changed
We still must deal with the Communists the
situation foreign affairs relations labor
initiation and maintain expanding economy
ica all these problems boil down effort
individual
who share this planet with usto the possible
Many Americans cling with chldlke trust a
federal qualified
vide the good life for all All that
to spend little a
program
The evidence betrays their trust Take
federal ddlng
IT'S than The squabbng military
legendary Certainly the US Information Agency
of friends abroad.
STILL when the Congress
action Personally
Congressional effort could be better spent making existing
projects work rather than setting whole bumbg
expensive programs Industrial Service.