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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

AEC-DERWO0D RENT W/oP-
TON. 4-bedrm. rambler on a
acre lot. Almost new. 949-777O.
TOWNHOUSE PROPERTIES, INC.
acc, NH, IBM, NBS employees.
new 8 and 4-bedrm. brk. ram
blers. 9 baths. firepls., rec. rm..
gar. or carport. Immed occupancy
for 1st 3 families. Lge. half-acre
lots, swim. pools optional, min.
cash. Priced in COS. From
Bethesda north on Rte. $40 90 81,
to Rte. lis (AEC interchangel
Right on Rte. 11S, half mile to
Meadowbrook Estate subdivision
Left to open houses.
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BkIGGS CLANCY ESTS. = Lovely
baths. kit, with eye"ievel oyenl nIil
spacious din. rm., mahos. -paneied
rec. .rm.. carport, hot-water heat,
special 'built-in" air conditioners
and. other fine details that make
a house home. Immaculate
throughout. Mid 20s. MCINTOSH
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POTOMAC

l5-ACRE ESTATE
Beautifully restored Colonial home
with wide center through hall,
living room, very large dining
room, countryside modern kitchen
and master bedroom, all have tire
places, total Of 4 bedrooms and
a paneled library, large barn, de-
lightful swimming pool and natu-
raj pond. Property located on a
quiet lane OF lovely properties,
SS7 800.
SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT
CITIZENS RLTY.
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HOUSES FURN. TO RENT

HILL bedrms., IA
baths, firepl. and patio. S165 per
BEAU BoGAN, INC.
424 7th 81. Sc: Ii. 3-5545
CHEVY CHASE-From June 10 to
Aug. 10. It's Is degrees cooler in
the suburbs. especially in q house
with a swimming pool; $500 for
2 months. OIL. 1864.
FAIRFAX-Log guest cottage on
charming country estate. Suitable
for couple. Stables available If
desired. CR. 3-392S or CIR. 3-0715.
LOVELY 31I-ACRE estate, close-in.
3 bedrooms, 3 baths. beautiful
grounds. everything furnished. in
eluding a grand piano. / year
lease with option. Please call Mrs.
Coxsey for details at TIE. 6-l415.
TOWN AND COUNTRY PROPER
TIES INC.
IIO6 JONoUIL ST. NV. Q6th st.
buS)-S rms. . baths. . porches.
garage. S225 mo. SS2-2529.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

HILLANDALE - Large brick ram
bier on 4 acre shaded. fenced lot.
For sale or will lease to respon-
sible person. Immed. oceupaney-
call A9A-EnAD
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RARNARY WOODS
CHEVY CHASE
RARNARY WOODS

A first offering! A luxurious uual-
ity home on one of the finest
streets in this area. Centrally air
conditioned. A sprawling brick
home on a huge lot with a Ist-
floor bedroom, bath. family room,
dining room, wall-to-wall carpet
ing. 3 bedrooms on Ind floor. All
rooms are large. Beautiful recrea-
tion room. 2-car garage. $4,000
Call WO. $4,000 til 9. EDW. H.
JONES q CO.. INC. REALTOR.
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CONTINUED,

BENNNG RD. AND SOUTHERN
AVE. S.E.-tColored). Now rent
ing. a-bedrm., new ultramodern
apt, conveniently located, shop
ping centers, schools and churches
nearby. Call ST TART Z. PROC
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W,
lcONIINUEDl

CHASE - Fine brick Colo
MAJ in excellent condition. 3 lge.
bedrms-, > baths, spacious living
rage. Rec. rm. wffirepl. S30.gJG.
Large 5l2ts loan svailable. L. CASS
LEIGH e. JAMES z. ScHWAB.
Ewes. Mr.. Gries. AD. 4-lI6:.
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BETHESDA = Huge brick rambler
with 4 twin-siZe bedrms. on l
Level. center hall. sep: dining, rm.,
rec. rm., 2-car garage. S34.75O.
ANDRIS REALTY. OIL. 2-907O Til y
BETHESDA, LANDON VILLAGE
CONDITIONED. brick split-lveel,
located on a gorgeous ls-acre
shaded lot with beautiful plant
ings. Featuring cathedral-ceiling
liv. rm., fine din. rm., de luxe kit.
with ample table space, 3 lovely
bedrms.. 3 baths and delightful
garden-level family rm. expensive
carpeting included. All, and much
more, TOR only S35,Y50. Call our
Uptown Office til y pm. kE.
7-lS0U.
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Id GARRETT PARK-Contempo-

raries for the discriminating
Heavily wooded H-acre lot, AL the
charm of indoor outdoor living. 4
bsdrms.. 3 baths and rec. rm. Mid
3SS. Open every day. For diTec-
tions call OIL. 6-67OO. TED
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Maryland Historical Home

MASS. AVE.-NEW LISTING
Handsome brick house for residence
of chancery. 10 rooms-patio,
JAMES L. DIXON g. CO., RLTRS.
FE. S-9290 Exclusive FE. $1,000
MERLAND co. CLUB is opposite
this almost new contemporary
split-level with 3 big bedrms., fam
lily rm. and ultramodern kitchen.
Assume GI loan. Quick possession.
S22,g50. .-s
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT
HOUSES FOR sALE-N,W.

WE NEED 8 houses and apts. for
immediate rental. All tenants
screened. DELTA REAL ESTATE
CO.. l2l5 lSt st. NV. ST. 3-4274,
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AREA bedroom apt.
newly dee, laundry facilS Near
shopping and transp. Only S77.5O.
Jc. 1887, DI. 7-43OO.
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ELEGANT! Stately
Colonial residence. in a perfectly
beautiful spot. in the heart OF
Washington's finest residential
section. Library and powder room,
4 big bedrooms. . baths on 2nd
floor. Recreation room. lear built
FRANK 5. Philips. PHiLfIIip' 1Sc'o SScco'oDI 81
7-1411. Evenings. FE. S-I55O.
ELEGANT! Stately
Landon School area. Real QUALITY
Spacious cehter-hall plan, big den
and, powder room. fabulous Eitch-
en.family room combination. a
bedrooms. . baths on End floor.
Full basement. semifinished, with
iaVatory and outside entrance.
Al S34 $50. the markets finest
PHILLIPS. INC. DI. T-1411
EVENINGS. WO, R-5409
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Army Relief Kickoff Luncheon

On display at a kickoff
luncheon Friday for the Army
Emergency Relief benefit polo
game will be trophies to be
awarded at the game.
The pm. luncheon will
honor Mrs. Earle Wheeler,
wife Of the Army Chief Of
Staff, and will be given by
Mrs. Charles P. Bixeli and
Mrs. j. J. Sted, at the Fort
Myer Officers Club.
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Miss Rich.
Becomes
Bride

Judge and Mrs. Giles
Sutherland Rich of Wash
ington and Newton, Conn.
announce the marriage of
their daughter Verify Suth-
erland to DR.. Alan D. Grim
nell, son of DR.. and Mrs.
John E. Grinnell of Carbon
dale, Ill.
The wedding took place
yesterday at the Appleton
Chapel of Harvard Memorial
Church in Cambridge. Mass,
with the Rev. Ralph N. Hell
verson officiating.
The bride attended the
Chaplin School, George
School and was graduated in
the class of 1862 from Rad
cliffe College.
The bridegroom was grad
uated from Harvard College
in 1858. For the past three
years he has been a Junior
Fellow in the Society of Fell
lows. Harvard University,
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Removing MiIdeW
Mrs. P. H., SiEUer Spring

Mrs. P. H., StIUer Spring
approximately a year ago
I clipped from Readers
Clearing House a wonderful
suggestion for removing mill
dew.
One of the ingredients in
the solution was white vine-
gar, but I can't remember the
other ingredients, nor the
amounts.
My husband threw the
clipping away, not realizing
/ wanted it. I would appre-
ciate it If someone could
furnish this information
again.
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Among guests invited are
Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson, Mrs.
Robert Mcnamara, Mrs. Max
well D. Taylor, Mrs. Paul A.
Gavin and Mrs. Hasmat Is
mail Khan, wife of Brigadier
General H. Ismail Khan of
the PakiStan army.
The 3:15 pm. Sunday game
at Belvoir Polo Club, Wood
lawn Polo Grounds. will raise
funds for emergency relief at
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and received his Ph.D. this
year.
The couple win sail for
London this month where Or.
Grinnell will be working for
two years at University Col-
lege under a National SciencS
Foundation postdoctoral fell
lowship for research in the
Department of Biophysics.
The brides father practiced
law in New York city for ~
years before being appointed
to the United States Court
of Customs and Patent APP
peals by President Eisen-
hover In 1856.
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all, too bright and harsh q
red.
Can anyone tell me how I
can weather" them relative
ly quickly, without injuring
the soil Of the bordering
flower beds? Many thinks.
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some form of transportation
for them, especially in times
of emergency.
If you would be willing to
help, please send your
stamps to: Father Theo-
phane Murphy. S. A. Fran
ciscan Fathers of the Atone
ment st. Johns Atonement
Seminary Montour Falls,
New York.
You would be performing
a great act of kindness and
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Train Cake
8. Y. ~. Vteu1ld

~ ~ Dsg tNfS'SO
! would like to make a
train cake for my young sons
birthday, but an unable to
remember how my former
neighbor used to make the
kind / have in mind.
AS I recall, the engine"
was baked in a round can,
and the "cars" behind were
cut from a flat cake.
I am interested in knowing
how to put it together. What
is used for the wheels and
smokestack? ANY hints on
this will be greatly appreci-
ated.
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Here's How

Reeders' cIeorins House Is con-
Quoted ENTIRELY THROUGH THE
MAIL as o pubIic-ssrvice exehonee
Of ideos between oreo readers. The
Stor connot accept phone coils per-
teinine to this column. All letters
must bear The writer's full name and
eddress. No advertising is printed.
Evening star., 1962-10-02
WEE WOMEN


ing with a reliable detergent
will give pewter the desired
brightness. ! suggest you call
the Smithsonian Institute
and ask for branch AIS
(cultural history for more
complete information on the
care of pewter.
I have a Dixon pewter tea
pot, the former property Of
my grandmother. She was
given the teapot sometime
between 1918 and 1910, so its
age is somewhere between
those dates.
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BuaIe Beods

Mrs. B. M, HyGttSUille
I have looked everywhere
and cannot find a fabric
store which sells cloth made
of bugle beads. Would 1t be
possible for one of you RCH
readers to tell me where lean
find this type of fabric, by
the yard? Thanks for any
help you can give me.
Evening star., 1962-10-02
Brunch Held

The Pennsylvania Rail-
road Ladies Auxiliary held
its annual meeting and
brunch yesterday at the
Willard Hotel.
Husbands of auxiliary
members are physicians and
surgeons of the Pennsylvania
Railroad who are here for a
meeting with their colleagues
from the Seaboard Railroad
and Richmond Fredericks-
burg and Potomac Railroad.
Evening star., 1962-10-02
Croyon Streoks

Mrs. T. J. H., TckomG Park
Does anyone know how to
remove crayon streaks from
a blackboard2 Crayon ruins
it? These blackboards are
for use in a church and some
children have marked them
with crayons. Thanks for any
help you can give.
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Weothered Look

]. II. c., Washington
I have recently had my
small garden converted into
q brick patio. The bricks are
unfortunately too new, too
perfectly shaped, and, above
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Army installations through
out the United States and
overseas.
Buffet Supper

Miss Clair Hart will enter
tain the Scottish Terrier
Club of Greater Washing
ton at a buffet supper party
Friday at the residence of
the hostess. A business meet
ing of the club will precede
the social hour.
Evening star., 1962-10-02
READERS CLEARING HOUSE
AnyKind of TRADING Stamps
Mrs. D. J. F., BrookeDille

AS faithful reader of this column, am coming
to you kind readers with the hope that you can help
with this problem.
The rector of Catholic seminary for young
men desperately needs car. He can get it for 200
books of any kind of trading stamp.
Since he cares for 126 teen-aged bows. he needs
Evening star., 1962-10-02

charity If you would send
your stamps to Father Muir
ply.
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Butter Baked
J. c., Washington

j. C., washington
This Is an easy and deli
cious way to prepare chicken.
Some of you might like it.
Use "a cup butter Il stick, ,
/ frying chicken (21a to 3
pounds, milk or butter milk,
% cup flour, 1la teaspoons
salt and / teaspoon paprika.
Melt butter in shallow bak-
ing pan large enough so
chicken can be arranged in
single layer. Disjoint and
clean chicken; dry; dip in
mixture of flour, salt and
paprika. Arrange meaty side
down in buttered baking pan;
(bake uncovered at 400 de-
grees for 80 minutes. Turn
and bake about 80 minutes
longer, or until meatiest parts
are tender. Remove from
baking pan and pour off ex-
cess butter. To "a cup of the
drippings add 3 tablespoons
flour; blend; add 2 cups
milk. Cook and stir until
smooth and thickened. Sea-
son to taste and serve at
once. Makes four servings.
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Helps Enlarged Pores

Offen a mans
first ''old age mark"
Open enlarged pores may
cause your complexion to look
rough, and unclean. Regular
use of Esoterica helps shrink
the opening to smooth out re-
cesses. Here's = tip for men:
Use Esoterica daily. Leaves
skin supple, clean and clear.
Its delicate fragrance soon dis
appears, yet, the beneficial re-
suit is long.lasting because
Esoterica works under the akin.
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Old Pewter

Mrs. N. NJ, CheUy Chase
F. B., Washington
In regard to the shining
UP of old pewter, let me tell
you that old pewter is not
supposed to have the exact
shine of the new, but If
taken care Of, 1t should have
q soft sheen of its own.
Sometimes a good clean
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BIuckheads So PinlpIes

Stubborn outward pimples
and blackheads, caused by
weather and neglect, respond
fast. Esoterica clears up skin
troubles where other creams
have failed. No longer need
you suffer the embarrassment
and Loneliness caused by these
uhsightly blemishes. Apply
Escterica at night-tomorrow,
your mirror viii start to reveal
a clearer, brighter and smooth
er skin. Its not a cover-up. 1t
penetrates deep to work from
inside out.
Evening star., 1962-10-02
Fades Age Spots on hands

sWeathered brown spots on
your hands and face tell the
world you're getting old, per-
haps before you really are.
Fade them out with new
Esoterica, the new mcdicated
cream that breaks up masses
Of pigment under the skin to
help make it look white,
smooth, young again. Younger
folks may use Esoterica to re-
tard age signs indefinitely.
Evening star., 1962-09-03
Picture on Poss Bis.


last July. Sources said Mr..
Caramanlis planned to empha-
size to Mr.. johnson his govern
ment's view that Washington
must remain firmly committed
to giving this country SubStan-
tial economic and.
Mr.. CaramanliS brought the
question Of United States aid
into the open Saturday night,
after his first talks with Mr..
johnson. In a speech opening
the Salonika trade fair, the
Premier said:
"Greece'S economic stability
has been sound and develop
ing. However, this progress does
not mean that Greece is pros
pering. Nor does it mean that
problems and difficulties have
disappeared. On the contrary,
if we remain without help, we
not only may enter into politi-
cal and economic adventures,
but we shall lose the gains of
all these years."
Mr.. Johnson was to fly to
Salonika to inaugurate the
United States pavilion at the
trade fair and to visit an
American farm school.
The Vice President returns
to Athens tonight, then flies to
rome tomorrow.
Evening star., 1962-09-03
1000 Jakarfa.
Rioters Attack.
India Embassy.

JAKARTA, Indonesia. Sept.
3 (AP)-More than 1000 rock
throwing rioters attacked the
Indian Embassy today, where
they broke windows and furni-
ture, smashed art objects and
attempted to rip down the
Indian flag.
Then 1000 flocked to the
plush new Hotel IndoneSia,
seeking an Indian sports leader
they accused of insulting Presi-
dent Sukarno and Indonesia.
Many shouted Indians, go
home"
1t was a violent climax to
the political controversy that
has shaken the Asian Games
the Eastern Olympics.
No injuries were reported
among Embassy personnel or
the demonstrators.
The demonstrators were pro-
testing what they called an in
suit by G. D. Sondhi, 71?year-
old Indian vice president of the
Asian Games Federation.
Change Games Title
Mr.. Sondhi led a move to
drop the designation "IV Asian
Games" from the sports carni-
val, which winds up tomorrow,
on the grounds that Indonesia
had barred Nationalist China
and Israel from the games.
Both nations are members
Of the federation. Indonesia
has no diplomatic relations with
either. It maintains such rela-
tionS with Communist China
and the Arab countries.
Indian Ambassador Apa B,
Pant. who was not in the EN-
bassy when it was attacked
made a strong representation"
to Foreign Minister Subandrio.
The Foreign Minister expressed
his Governments sincere re-
gretS" over the rioting and
said he had assured Pant that
Indian Indonesian solidarity
was not damaged by the Incl
dent.
Mr.. Subandrio reportedly told
Mr.. Pant the riot would be in
vestigated and necessary meas
ures would be taken against
those responsible.
Mr.. Subandrio had told news
men earlier, however, that he
could understand the Indo-
neSian, President and the In
donesian people," he said.
Sondhi Defends Position
Mr.. Sondhi, a white-hair
soft-spoken man, repeatedly
has said that he cares nothing
for politics but that he felt
compelled to uphold his in
terpretation Of the games rules,
which call for the host nation
to admit all members of the
federation.
A small delegation Of govern
ment backed National Front
members visited the Indian
delegation early this morning.
Only 20 or 30 national police
men were on hand when the
much larger group arrived
about three hours later.
The demonstrators, most of
them young people, maintained
q rock barrage against the
sprawling, one story building
and some entered through a
window. Embassy personnel
fled to theb ack, locking them
selves in their rooms.
In New Delhi, Indian Educa-
ton Minister K. L. Shrimali
told Parliament that the In
dian Government will not in
terfere with Mr.. Sondhi's rights
to express his views.
Evening star., 1962-09-03
Sewer Work Set
AtCump Springs

The Washington Suburban
Sanitary Commission has
awarded q sewer construction
contract for an area now ex-
periencing septic tank trouble.
The WSSC awarded a $780,
025 contract for construction
of sewers in the Camp Springs
area in Prince Georges County
to Canova Bros, Inc, to Adel-
phi.
The project, which is due for
completion by January 81,
1858, will bring sewer service
to about 80 homes now using
septic tank systems in the
Princeton subdivision.
Evening star., 1962-09-03
Johnson Hears
Greek Aid Bid

u ATHENS, Greece, Sept. 8
(AP) Vice President Lyndon
B. Johnson and Premier Con-
stantine Caramanlis conferred
again today, and the Greek
Premier reportedly put on more
pressure for new American aid
commitments.
The Greeks are openly dis
appointed over a $40 million
cut in United States aid ordered
Evening star., 1962-09-03

All IlStOres Closed Today, Labor Day -.
All Stores Open Early, Open Late Tuesday
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CONTINUED:
training and exposure?"

training and exposure?"
There'll be few changes in either
Casey or Kildare next season.
in our case, they'll be quite sub
tle," Dick states. kildare is grown
up bit; he stands his ground little
more firmly with Gillespie"
Chamberlain and Edwards aren't
buddies-"we met before and during
that awards show recently-but not
after" Casey. you will recall, won two
awards; Kildare, zero.
Remember that pretty girl who was
sitting with Kildare? Her name is
Clara Ray and she's singer who is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-05

now turning actress. In fact, she'll be
in the fourth Kildare show, The Cob
web Chain"
We're going together" he admits.
is she MGM or independent" He
was asked.
Quite independent" our blond,
blue-eyed hero replied.
For the record, Chamberlain is
California-born ('the date is March
81, 1857; Edwards, who was born in
Brooklyn, just turned 3d. Both main
tain bachelor apartments; both have
new albums on the way-when they
get the time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-05
Metropolitan
BenefitsS Set
Record in 81.

NEW YORK, Mar. S (AP)
Metropolitan Life Insurance
Co., the Nations largest, paid
out $3.50 million in death bene-
fits and almost $l.3 billion in
payments to living policyhold-
erS last year.
The company, in its annual
report, said this combined total
off ST 1884, 100000 is the great
est any insurance company has
ever paid.
The total is $l29 million
greater than Metropolitan paid
last year. Included were more
than 1889 million in policy
dividends. Some $4l6 million
was in medical insurance and
disability payments.
New life insurance issued
during the year totaled $7.3
billion, a 5 per cent increase,
and total insurance in force
climbed to 500 billion, covering
43, 100000 individuals.
The company's assets rose
during the year by $826,170, 600
to almost $l8.8 billion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-05
StocksDec|ine
Losses Small;
Tobaccos Soft

NEW YORK, Mar. S (AP).-
Tobaccos were soft as the stock
market moved lower in mod.
crate trading early this after
noon.
Losses of most key stocks
were fractional. A few went tc
a point or more.
The Wall Street mood con-
tinued uncertain. The break
ing-off of steel labor talks and
word that management and la
Dor were far apart on the terms
OF a new contract was disap-
pointing to those who looked
for an early steel settlement as
an omen of continued advance
in the economy.
Although the National Asso-
citation of Purchasing Agents
reported that production gains
and a pickup in orders were
noted by an increasing number
OF companies in February, this
encouraging news had no ap-
parent influence on stock
prices.
Tobaccos continued their re-
treat of late last week. Steels
and chemicals were mostly low
er. Rails were unchanged to
easy. Utilities, after a display
Of early firmness, turned a bit
soft.
Prices were generally higher
on the American Stock Ex-
change in more active trading.
Corporate bonds were mixed.
Government bonds were un-
changed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-05
CHICAGO
LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO. Mar. 5 tAP) CUsDA).-
under 40 lbs, strong to g hishsr:
steady to % higher. weigrts over $50
lbs at full advance; good shipping de-
mand: 30 head sorted out of Al
head lot mostly Is 215 Id. Butchers
with a high percentage of lean cut
1925; mostly IL l90-225 lbs. 1926
1880; around $50 head at 1850;
mixed 1-3 10000 lbs. 16.5O-l7.25;
23O-260 lbs. .16.25-16.75; % 240-2S0
lbs. l6.00-16.5O: 2S0-320 lbs. 1850
1850; double deck $40 lbs. at l5.45;
mixed Ia 350-400 lbs. sows 400
1900: 5O0-625 lbs. 13.50-14.25.
Cattle, 1880; calves. none; slaugh-
ter steers and heiferS average choice
and batter fairly active, mostly % to
go higher; kinds grading low choice
and below uneven. steady to 80 higher;
COWS steady to 25 higher: other classes
mostly steady: two loads prime l,275-
l,3OO-lb. slaughter steers 30.25-30 50;
load at 1880, a new high since July
1860; numerous loads prime and mixed
choice and prime 1,115-1 .400-lb. steers
30 .O0-30.00: bulk choice 950-l 400 ID.
25.25; load utility l.090-lb. Holsteins
weights 26.25l2S.75; mixed good and
choice 25.25l26.25; good steers $3.50
2O.13; choice heifers 25.50-27 80; good
ande low choice 22.00O-25.25: most
utility and commercial cows 1915
100; Gamers and cutters 1850
1880; utility and commercial bulls
19.O0-21 90: standard and good vealers
unevenlY 2O.00-32 90; load OF choice
S5O-lb. feeding steers "a
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CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. Mar. ) CAP).-Grain fu-
lures prices hit generally strong
range in the early afternoon today as
short covering became fairly general
on the board of trade
Gains ran to a cent in wheat corn
and rye with the demand including
some step loss buying Brokers said
forecast of colder weather and snow
over much Of the Midwest contributed
70 the support for feed grains There
was some ubying on EXPORT account in
wheat
AT mid day. wheat was l2-7s cent
bushel higher. March 81 o.; corn %
| u higher March Sl.O7l4; oats 9s-a4
higher. March $50; rye l4-7s higher,
March Sl.34ss; soybeans % higher to
% lower, March S2.4Il2.
Chicago Cash Markets
Wheat No. 3 red OBS. Corn No.
yellow l.O5. No yellow oh No
oats or soYbean sales Barley Mailing
choice 33-l 53n. feed 1851 2Sn.