davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1961-12-13
Factory Pay
Average Is at
S95.S2Record

The average factory worker
drew the fattest paycheck in
history last month, the Labor
Department reports. He earned
1852 weekly, which was $1.28
more than in October and $6.6l
higher than a year ago.
He also worked the longest
work week in two yearS-40.6
hours-because most industries
stepped up their assembly lines
instead of curtailing produc-
ton as is normal in November.
Hope for Hold-DOwn
A Labor Department spokeS-
man said yesterday there is
now hope that unemployment
which dipped from 6.8 to 6.l
per cent Of the labor force in
November-can' be held below
5 million in January and Feb
ruary, usually the months of
highest joblessnesS each winter.
With all the returns in for
November. the story is a pretty
good one said Seymour Wolf
bein, the departments man.
power expert.
1T shows we have really had
a turn around"
Purely seasonal trends would
push unemployment up to Al
million this month, 40 million
IN January, and million in
December, Mr.. Wolfbein told
reporters. But there now is
hope for better-t -than-seasonal
per or nance in automobile
plants and some other key in
duStries, he said.
Employment Record
The department issued its
detailed analysis Of the gross
employment figures for Novem-
ber. which were made public
last week. Those showed en-
ployment at a November record
OF 67.3 million and unemploy-
ment at 3.99 million.
The new figures disclose that
workers on business and indus
try payrolls. at 55.1 million.
equalled the high set in October
even though payrolls usually
decline in November because of
cutbacks in food packing, con-
Structlon. numbering and other
outdoor industries.
There are now 2.5 million
more men and women on pay
rolls than at the bottom of the
recession last February, Mr..
Wolfbein said. An increase of
only is million is normal for
that nine-month period.
Gains in payroll earnings
were recorded in every major
industry, the new report showed,
for two reasons:
Pay rates climbed slightly to
a record $2.36 an hour, while
the work week heightened by
tWo-tenthS Of an hour. Nor
mally the work week shortens
in November by two-tenths of
an hour.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-15
Turks 10 Elect
Rulers Today

5ANKARA, Turkey, Oct. IA
(AP)-Turkey votes tomorrow
to replace the ruling military
junta with a civil government
and the Peoples Republican
Party of former President Is
met Inonu appeared to be the
favorite of the four parties in
the race.
1t was the opposition party
in the 10-year regime of ousted
Premier Adnan Menderes. The
ju1nta that overthrow Mr.. Men
dereS last year hanged him last
month for crimes against the
constitution.
Newspaper surveys and re-
ports from correspondents in
dieate a growing trend among
Turkeys population for the
Republicans. Nearly 10 million
Of the % million Turks are
eligible to vote.
The Republicans are the best
organized of the four parties.
The others are the Justice Par
ty, the New Turkey Party and
the Republican Peasants Ma
ton Party.
Voting for the $50 seats in
the new parliament and the
100 seats in the senate will be
on a proportional basis. Each
party will get the exact percen-
tage of seats it gets in the
public vote.
If Mr.. Inonu, rs, is elected he
is expected to step aside in
favor of the party general sec
rotary, Isamail Rhustu Aksal,
so, for the premiership.
Gen. Genial Gursel, head of
the junta ruling Turkey for the
past IT months, is the most
likely prospect for president,
who will be chosen by both
houses before October 30.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-15

rs. THE LIVING PAST or AMERICA.
By Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr. Pictorial
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BY MaIvina Hoffman. 276 Illus. The art
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A treaapry Of contemporary Quaker writ
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~. THE CULTURAL LIFE OF THE
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BY Leuis B. WFisht. lllns. with phstos.
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~ By Charles Adams. The neted
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~ 81. LAUGH LOUDER. LIVE
~ LONGER.
BY Harry Hershfield. Illus. with IS
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is. GULLIVER's TRAVELS.
By Jonathan Swift. Hiss. with "a
drawings BY Goblin Stair. An Illustrated
and limited collectors editien Of the
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Rabelaisian manner By Goblin Stair.
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IL. TROLLEY CAR TREASURY.
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ICONS, and Iore Of 0 eeiorful phase Of
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10. WHEELS ACROSS AMERICA:
A Graphic Histery Of yehieHiar Trans
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u. N. Katanga
Sign Pact for
Cease-Fire

ELISABETHVILLE, Katanga,
Oct. II (APl The United Ma
tons command announced to-
day the signing Of a new cease
fire agreement with the Con-
COS secessionist Katanga Pro-
vince that provides for an ex-
change Of prisoners and mu-
tual surrender of strong points.
Katanga President Noise
Tshombe claimed the agree
ment represented q victory for
his province and declared:
"This (Katanga) is a free
nation, where blacks and whites
can live together, and which
will last forever"
United Nations officials de-
seribed the agreement as an
extension of the provisional
cease-fire concluded September
20 at Ndola in Rhodesia after
eight days Of fighting between
United Nations and Katangan
forces.
Speaks at Ceremony
Mr.. Tshombe. speaking at a
memorial ceremony for Katan-
gans killed In the fighting,
said: 1.-THE war Is not yet over.
We shall defend our independ-
ence to the last drop of our
blood"
THE army, the police, the
administration and civilians
will defend their right to self
determination" he added.
The ceaSe-fire agreement
was signed last night at Mr..
Tshombe's home.
Mr.. TShombe signed for Ka-
tanga, and Mahmoud Khiari,
chief of U. N. civil operations
in the Congo, signed for the
United Nations at q table
draped with the red and green
Katangan flag.
One of the most far-reaching
of the Is provisions seemed in
effect to pledge United Ma
tons neutrality should the CEN
trail Congo government of Pre-
nier Cyrille Adoula try to re-
capture seceSsionist Katanga.
The provision said Katanga
resistance to an attack from
outside would not be considered
violation of the cease fire.
Internal Matter
Previously the United Ma
tons had appeared to give a
green light to Premier Adoula's
army by saying a movement
against Katanga would be con-
sidered a police action"-an
internal matter in which the
United Nations would not in
terfere.
The United Nations explained
its military action against Ka-
tanga on September Is was
taken at the request Of the
central government because
white mercenaries hired by Mr..
Tshombe were undermining eff
forts to restore the province to
the Congo. The action was
widely interpreted as an effort
to forestall a possible attack
by the Central Government.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-15
- %. GHOSTS ALONG THE MIssIs-

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The magic Of the old houses. Of Loulsi-
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Photography By James Reismann. Text
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AZ. THEY SAILED INTO OBLIVION.
By A. a. Hoeling. A masterful account
that shocked the world.
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Remarkable Values for
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S.. Confederate Stotes Of America
Foreign Relotions: KING COT
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~ rs. HOLY BIBLE:
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Dog to Guard Art

LONDON, Oct. IA (AP).-A
private art gallery planning a
100000 exhibition next week
announced it will hire a watch
dog to guard the art treasures
at night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-15
, "a. ESQUIRE COOKBOOK.

y 81. ESQUIRE COOKBOOK.
~ Over zoo illus. In coiOF. Hundreds
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a HEAnS AND TAIES

q. HEADS AND TALES.
Describes the weird traveis Of the noted
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kind for the Hall Of Man exhibit In the
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a. THESAURUS OF BOOK DIGESTS.
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- ). HlGHBALL:
5. PERSONALITY OF THE CAT.

y 5. PERSONALITY OF THE CAT.
- Ed. BY Brandt AymaF. A faseinat-
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i J. hypnOsis: THE HEALING
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- 90. A PICTORIAL HISTORY or
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Z. THE ARMCHAIR ESQUIRE.
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4 ). HIGHBALL:
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THE LIGHT HORSE Breeds.

9. THE LIGHT HORSE BREEDS.
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u IS. COMPLETE WORKS OF
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r 7. Hypnosis: THE HEALING
b 3. THE FOUR GOSPELS AND
y THE ACTS or THE
ApNcTI &c

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~ so. GREAT COINS AND MEDALS.
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- IS. EUROPE: Al Intimots View.
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- SO. GOLF WITH THE EXPERTS.
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s.. RENolR DRAWINGS.

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-. LADIES HOME JOURNAL

10. LADIES HOME JOURNAL
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~ IA. ROMANCE OF THE PATCH
- WORK QUILT, IN AMERICA.
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d. 81. PAINTING FOR ALL.
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81. JAPAN: AN INTIMATE VIEW.
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