davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Der Of districts where Negroes
are eligible to attend school
with white pupils. The IT.
State area. plus the District
of Columbia. has 6,36S districts,
of which 3.047 are biraciaI.
Fact-Finding Agency
Southern School News is
published monthly by the
Southern Education Reporting
Service, a fact-finding agency
created by educators and edi-
tors to report on school de-
segregation developments,
AT jackson, Miss, Gov. Ross
Barnett said he planned to go
on a Statewide radie-television
network tonight and a high
source said he would discuss
with, the people the University
of Mississippi desegregation
case. The Governor declined
to confirm that he would talk
about the efforts of James H.
Meredith to become the first
Negro to enter the university.
Mr.. Meredith, a 2s-year-old
Air Force veteran, won q ruling
Monday from United States
Supreme Court Justice Hugo
Black clearing the way for his
admission next week.
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9 Reservists
Killed inCrdsh

SEAL BEACH, Calf. Sept.
13 (AP).-A Navy P-2V Nep-
tune patrol bomber SKINNED
over the rooftopS of a heavily
populated residential area last
night, then crashed in flames
at the Naval Ammunition and
Net Depot here. The Navy
said all nine aboard were
killed.
The victims were reServists
and the Navy identified them
as:
1t. Comdr. Arthur William
Knighten, the pilot, Charlotte
N. c.; 1t. Norman B. Sayne, CO.
pilot, Knoxville, Tenn; Lewis
D. Mccullough, Atlanta, Ga;
John B. Black, Canton. Ca;
Neal w. Warfield, Marbleton,
Ga; Robert Y. Blaydoe. Biloxi,
Miss; Robert L. Chandler, jr.,
Atlanta, Ca; James w. Maxey
Atlanta. Ca, and Robert D,
Williams, East Point. Ga.
A Navy spokesman said 1t
has not been determined
whether the pilot made a de-
liberate attempt to avoid resi-
Dental areas, but several wit
nesses and police theorized
that this was the case.
The plane took off from Los
Alamitos Naval Air station,
about 8 miles north of the de-
pot, and crashed q short time
later in a vacant field used
Evening star., 1962-09-13

for storing empty ammunition
crates some distance from am
muniton deposits.
Several witnesses said they
saw the plane. trailing a long
ribbon Of flame, veer to the
northeast in what appeared to
be an attempt by the pilot to
keep aloft until the bomber
cleared the residential area.
The plane crashed about a
half-mile from Garden Grove
boulevard and Bolsa Chica
road. Navy men and civilian
authorities quickly put out the
fire.
The depot at Seal Beach
20 miles southeast of Los An
geles. replenishes the fleet sta
toned at the Southern Cali
fornia bases of San Diego and
Long Beach. The ammuni-
ton is kept underground in
tightly safeguarded compart-
ments.
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famous lingerie
WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK.
SHIRLINGToN

4 Fomous-Moker's NyIon Tricot
Gowns, woItz length. Broken sizes.
Comp. sos ---3.S9
28 WoItz-Lenoth NyIon Tricot
Gowns, high shades. Broken sizes.
Comp. 6.e5 ----4.99
20 WoItz-Lenoth NyIon Tricot
Gowns. Broken sizes, colors. Comp.
1895
9 Long Gowns in nylon tricot. Broken
sizes, colors. Comp. 8.95 $50
s WoItz and FulI-Lenoth Gowns,
nylon tricot. Broken sizes, coIors.
Comp. l2.95 s.99
IS NyIon Tricot Pojcmos, print or
loce-trimmed ioekets, solid pis;
II NyIon Tricot Poiomos, long
trousers. Ioce-trmmed ockets.
Comp. e.e5 ---5.99
IA Woltz-Leneth NyIon Tricot
Gowns. PosteI pink, blue. 40-46.
Comp. Sc 3.99
INGERIE-Washinoton, Third Floor;
Langley Park, Shirlir0toH, First Floor
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tots and
tOddlerS' shop
WARRINGTON Srope oNLY

9 Tot Girls Cotton Hopsockind
Skirts. Broken sizes. Comp. to 4.oo,
soc
l6 Tot Girls Two-Piece Short Sets.
Broken sizes. Comp. to 2.99----$i
5 Tot Boys White Rubber Roin-
coots. Sizes 6-6x. Soiled. Comp. to
3.9o --------S 81
tor & TODDLERS SHOP--Washinpto
Store Only, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1962-09-13
Ii to IL
original prices!
save now!
misses dresses
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY

IS Summer Dresses, some cocktail
styles, some jocket dresses. sheoth
ond full skirt types in cotton. Sizes
1920. Comp. 1898 S22
so Summer Dresses, Sheoths, jacket
Dresses, CocktoiI Dresses. Misses
sizes 1920. Comp. to loo8-22.e8
SIG
MISSES DRESSES-Washingtor and
Langley Park, Second Floor;
ShtTiiH0toH, First Floor
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ATLANTA, Ca. Sept. 13
CAP).-About 1000 has been
donated to rebuild two Negro
churches destroyed by fire in a
Southwest Georgia area near
Albany where Negro voter
registration units were active.
The Atlanta Constitution
said nearly $1,000 has been
contributed to its fund and the
Southern Christian Leadership
Conference reported donations
Evening star., 1962-09-13

One of President Kennedy's
closest advisers is urging that
Vice Admiral Hyman G. Rick
over, a slaShing critic of Amer
ican schools, be named United
States commissioner of educa-
ton, it has been learned.
The report. drew a unanimous
ait couldn't happen" reaction
from Admiral Rickoyer's
friends and foes alike, despite
at least some indications that il
really could.
A reliable source said the ad-
mirals appointment was urged
on Mr.. Kennedy soon after
Sterling NJ. McMurrin an
nounced his resignation from
the post in late July.
Although the resignation has
not yet been formally accepted
by the White House, Mr.. Nc
Murrin left Washington last
Saturday to resume his profes-
sional duties at the University
of Utah and enroll his five
children in Salt Lake City
schools.
No Job Offered
Admiral Rickover, when asked
to comment on the report, re-
piled:
Il am fully occupied with my
work in nuclear power and
Evening star., 1962-09-13
cOrSetS and
hraSSiereS
wAsHINcToN STORE ONLY

IA Fomous-Nome Longtime Bros.
black loce and elostie. Comp. to
SOS .e5-------------2.Ss
III PulI-On 6irdles, ponel front ond
book. Sizes $3.50 woist. Comp. TO
SIO ----- -----. - S'oS
n Fomous-None Pull-On Ponty-
Leo Foundations. 34-B only. Comp.
to 1880 -----------------6.4S
IA Fomous-Nonae Pull-On Girdles,
pink, blue, beige. Small sizes. Comp.
to 7 o5 4.o7
8 Fomous-Nome Pull-On Panty
GirdIes, Bon-Lon textured nylon and
power net Beige, pink, blue. Comp.
to e.95 ----5-----4.97
coRsETS AND BRASSiERES--.
Washington Store Only, Third Floor
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draperies and
upholstery
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY

WASHtNStON SIOke ONII
IS Prs. Shortie Droperies, FiberoIos
print. pinch pleoted, 48" to pr;
~36". 45", 63" lengths. Comp. to
5.ee-7.9e -------------pr. 3.ss
40 Prs. Cotton Jocquord or Semi
Sheer Acetate Pinch-PIeoted Shortie
Droperies. Solid colors. Pleoted 48"
wide to pr; 36" and IS" lengths.
Comp. to 3.9e-4.ee------ps. i.s9
6 VinyI Leg Rests in-voried oolors.
Adjustable. Comp. to2l2.ee,
co. 6.ss
DRAPERfES. AND UPHOLSTERY
Washington Store Only, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1962-09-13

there would have been an i'm
mediate arrest.
But II violence affects G
Negro church." he said, "all
the agencies of Government
cannot find or convict the ar
sonists."
Earlier in Atlanta, the SCIC
made public q telegram DR.
King sent to President Kennedy
expressing fear that Negroes
are arming themselves in areas
of recent violence in the South
DR.. King urged that the Federal
Government act to prevent such
a development.
Pickets Protest
In New Orleans, pickets
carrying crudely lettered signs
marched in front of a down.
town drugstore protesting lunch
counter desegregation. One
lplacard said integration would
lead to world government and
the end Of free enterprise.
The pickets turned out the
day after Negroes working ir
teams Of two deSegregateo
about 40 downtown lunch coun-
ters. No incidents were re.
, lported.
Increasing attendance wa.
j reported in desegregated classes
at both public and parochia
schools in the New Orleans
area.
The Southern School New
! said figures tabulated at it!
Nashville (Tenn.l headqarter,
showed an additional As publ,
school districts in the II South,
t lern and border States desegre
! gated this fall. This compared
with 20 districts a year ago.
t This raised to $50 the mum.
Evening star., 1962-09-13
Morning! Sorry, No Mail or Phone Or
boys clothing
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY

AZ Prs. Boys White Grew Socks,
cushion foot. Broken sizes. Comp.
to 49c poir pr. ZSe
Is Prs. Boys Novelty Sweotshirts.
Medium, Ioree, extro-Ioroe sizes.
Comp. TO 2.99 ------------l.44
10 Boys AIl-Wool Aword Sweaters.
Size s. Comp. to 4.99-------2.99
5 Boys Corduroy Points. Size 6.
Comp. to 4.9e ------------2.S9
8 Boys lone-SIeeved Blue School
Shirts. Comp. to 2.o9 ---99e
BOYS CLoTHING-Washtngto Store
Only, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1962-09-13
Gu Law Enrolment t

Registration for the Catholic
University School of Law will
be Monday and Tuesday from
l to S pm. and $50 to $3.50
pm. Glasses begin September
20 at the school, 1928 Eight
eenth street NV. A
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simulated leather
IL price
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY

WASHINGTON STORE ONLY
20 Desk Pods. Comp. to 2.3o LIS
"a Ash Troys. Comp. to LIS Soc
46 Memo Boxes. Comp. to | IS, 6oe
IL Writing Coses. Comp. to $50,
Its
STATIoNERY-Washin Store Only,
Street Floor
Evening star., 1962-09-13
mems shoes
LANGLEY PARK ONLY

10 Prs. Mems Corduroy Slippers.
Broken sizes. Comp. to 3.99 81
MEMS SHoES-Ldnolev Park Only
Second Floor
Evening star., 1962-09-13
popular fashion
SpOrtSWeaP
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY

40 Misses ArneI Triocetote Jersey
Sleeveless Shift Dresses. Prints. Sizes
l4-l6-l8. in group. Comp. 5.9e
3.99
POPULAR FASHIONS SPoRTSWEAR-
Washington Store ONLY, Street Floor
Evening star., 1962-09-13
-...-sf -r-fH te~rF. s..-~
rugs .s 80,
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY

| lrreo. Continuous Fiioment NyIon
Pile Foom Rug, l2x3.5. Green.
II perfect comp. to IS. .32-----$l5
| Irreo. Continuous Filoment Nyloh
Pile Rug, 1894. Beige. If perfect
comp.sto 55.32 ---------$lS
lreo. Aerilon Aeylie Pile Brood
loom Rug, l2x4'l u. Beige. II per-
feet comp. to 63.o2---------$zo
! lrreo. Continuous EiIoment NyIon
Pile. Rug, l2x4. Grey. If perfect
comp. to 63.02 -----,$2o
lrreo. Continuous FiIoment NyIon
Pile Rug, .l5x4. Aqua. If perfect
comp. to 66.37 ---A-------r$z0
Continuous FiIoment NyIon Pile
Rug. Beige. l2x6.6. Comp. to
86.27 27------------------$3s
Bulk sol NyIon Pile BroodIoom
Rug, Pecon. l2xll. Comp. to
1887 -----------------$65
Continuous FiIoment NyIon Pile
Rug. Beige. l2xl2.5. Comp. to
lOZ,40 S65
MohoWk NyIon Pile Twist Brood
loom Rug. Antique white. l5x9.6.
Comp. to l73.34 4-----------S65
Continuous Filoment NyIon Pile
Rug. Beige, l5xll. Comp. to
1928 8---------$75
Dupont sol NyIon Pile Broodloom
Rug. Grey. l2xl4.6. Comp. to
1923 -------------S75
% Reversible Oval Breided Rugs.
22x44. Comp. to 4.oo t.99
81 Reversible Ovol Braided Rugs.
20x32. Comp. TO 2.99 --99e
RUGS-Washinoton Store Only,
Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1962-09-13
mems clothing
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY

40 One and Two Points Docron
PoIyester and Wool Suits. 3-button
lounge, natural shoulder models.
Comp. $5O-59.95 ---------$zz
6 AII-WooI Topeoots. Horris tweeds,
oobordines, Soxonies. Comp. 59.95,
34.sS
IS AII-Wool 2-Trouser FoIIweioht
Suits. Broken sizes. Comp. 59.95,
34.se
NEWS CLOTHING
Washington, Street Floor
Evening star., 1962-09-13
mems furnishings
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY

200 Pes. Mems Underwear, shorts,
t-shirts, briefs. Slightly soiIed. Comp.
S9c- rs -----------59e
Quontity Of Mems Hose, voried sizes,
coIors. Comp. 79c-$l-----pr. 2se
$50 Mems Ties, some silks, some
Docron polyester. Comp. .49-3.5o,
5se, z for 81
MEMS FURNISHINGS
Washington Only, Street Floor
Evening star., 1962-09-13
popular fashion
dresses
WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
SHIRLiNGToN

SHIRLiNGToN
300 Summer Dresses in eosy-core
cottons, blends. Solids. prints. Sizes
1910 in group. Comp. to II .98-.
1893 -------$3 50
IS Summer Dresses for every occo-
sion in misses and hoIf sizes. Voried
styles and fobries. Comp. TO II 49,
1898 ------------SS So
POPULAR Washington and
Langley Park, Second Floor; ShtTliHotoH,
First Floor
Evening star., 1962-09-13
cosmetics
WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
SHIRLINGToN

sHIRLlNGToN
IS Mirrors with metal hondle. Postel
boek, assorted sizes. Comp. $50
So ----------1.29
6 Voporizers, hold ! gal. Steom
vopor l2-24 hrs. Comp. 7.9e, l.9s
IS Across Lined Lotex Household
Cloves. Large, small sizes. Comp to
! .2o ---------SSe
CoSMETICS-Washinot Langley Park
and Shirlin0ton, First Floor
Evening star., 1962-09-13
final clearance
mems walk shorts
::.99

Ploids, solids in oil cotton,
Doeron poNester and cotton. Varied
sizes, colors.
MEMS SPoRTSWEAR-Wdsh
Street Floor; Langley Park,
ShirlinOton, First Floor
Evening star., 1962-09-13
maternity shop
ASHINGT0N, LANGLl
SHIRLINGToN

100 Maternity Cotton Shorts. Voried
coIors. Sizes SIS. Comp. to 3.e8,
1873
MATERNITY SHOP-Washingto and
LdBgler Park, Second Floor; ShirlinotoH,
First Floor
Evening star., 1962-09-13
girls wear

girls wear
WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
SHIRLINGToN
20 Girls Cotton Skirts. Postei eolors.
Broken sizes. Comp. to 800 --I.sS
30 Girls Cotton Slocks. Broken
sizes. Comp. to 3.o9 -----l.sS
WASHINGTON AND
LANGLEY PARK ONLY
20 Girls Sleeveless Cotton Dresses.
Broken sizes. Comp. to 3.e9-4.oo,
l.Ss
LANGLEY PARK ONLY
30 Girls Blouses and Shorts. Cotton.
Broken sizes. Comp. to l.9o --Sse
GIRLS WEAR
Washington, Fourth Floor
Langley Park, Shirlin0ton, Fourth Floor
Sub-feen shop
WASHINGIONs LANSLEI PAkks
SHIRLINGToN
40 Young Teens Cotton and Arnel
Triocetote Pleoted and Slim-StyIe
Skirts. PosteI colors. Broken sizes.
Comp. to 4.oe ---------2.49
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY
Young Teens Wool Suits. Size 8.
Comp. to l4.99-----S.9
WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK
IS Young Teens AcriIon AcYIic
Toppers. Broken sizes. Comp. to
1899 3.99
SUB-TEEN SHOP-WdshtngtoE Fourth
Floor; Langley Park, Shtrlinoto1,
Second Floor
Evening star., 1962-09-13
WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
SHIRLINGToN

so Over-Door Storage Shelves of
chrome. Comp. 3.o8 --I.99
NOTIONS-WdshinOton Street Floor:
Langley Park, ShfrlingtoH, First Floor
Evening star., 1962-09-13

SamsOnite 'Safari'' Nodded Luggage
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY
Covered with resistont Vny that resss scufs and
scratches wipes clean with damp coth Not oil sizes
in all coIors Blue tan, charcoal, white
4o96 off original prices
q Beauty Cases. Comp. to $25----------------$l5
20 Lodies' overnight eoses Comp to 27.5o-----16.5o
II PuInon coses Comp. to 42.5O------------25.50
SO Mems companion coses Comp. to 275O----l6.50
II Mems 2-suters. Comp. to 42.5o-----------25.5o
tAll prices plus 1929 Federal tox)
LUGGAGE-Washington Store Only Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1962-09-13
gloves
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY

IS Prs. Fobric Gloves, mostly shortie
lengths. White, block, beige. Soiled
from hondlino. Broken sizes. Comp.
81 99e
GLOVES-Wdshinpton Store Only,
Street Floor
Evening star., 1962-09-13
mems spOrtsWear
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY

II Mems Sweaters, lost yeor's
models, by fomous maker. Broken
sizes. Comp. 1898 ---7.S9
Il Mems Sweaters. Comp. 8.e8,
3.9s
3 Mems Sweaters. Comp. 1898,
3.ss
so Odds and Ends Sportshirts. Short
and long sleeves, some soiled. Comp.
l.99-$5 -----$I
MEMS SPoRTSWEAR-Washi
Street Floor Only
Evening star., 1962-09-13
notions
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY

II Shoe TONERS, green pIostic. Hold
up TO l8 prs. shoes. Comp. 2.9e-
4.S9
7 Metal Storage Chests. Comp.
1923. As is ---6 6.9S
Metol Underbed Storage Chests.
Comp. S.o8 -------4.sS
36 Kopok-FiIIed Soto Pillows. Comp.
ST z for I so
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-18
FAMOUS FABLES

CHECK: Novelist Sinclair
Lewis was not disposed to-
share the spotlight, recalls
Mark Schorer in Sinclair
Lewis, an American Life"
ION one occasion in New
York, he spent the night with
the Bennett Cerfs. After
dinner, as they were chatting,
the telephone rang. William
Faulkner had arrived In New
York and was suggesting that
he come to call. Cert asked
him to wait q moment, and
asked Lewis If he would like
to see Faulkner.
Lewis icily demanded.
How long have you been q
publisher?' Cert told him.
Well, haven't you learned yet
that you don't bring two big
authors together?'
Cert returned to the tele-
phone and told Faulkner that
he would see him next day.
Presently. Lewis went up to
bed, and the Cerfs, still sit
ting below, were suddenly
alarmed when from the upper
floor, Lewis shouted:
Bennett Bennett
What. Red?'
"A pause. Then, I Just
wanted to be sure that you
hadn't sneaked out to see
Faulkner. Good night"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-18

Declarer won the opening
heart lead with dummy's ace
and decided to cash the ace.
and king. Of trumps. This would
be the correct play If South
needed all IS tricks but It was
not the correct play at four
spades. -
When the queen Of spades
failed to drop. South went after
the diamonds, hoping to dis
card q club or two on dummy's
long suit. It was O good idea
but 1t didn't work. West ruffed
the second diamond and led q
low club to the ace. The de-
tenders got two more club
tricks to defeat the contract.
Missed Sure Thing ;.
south's play was very rea-
sonable, but the finesse IN
spades would have given him
a sure thing. After winning the
first trick In dummy with the
ace Of hearts. declarer should
finesse the jack Of spades at
once.
II the finesSe wins, South
can proceed with safety. Even
though the finesse loses In this
case, the defenders can take
only two club tricks. South can
then regain the lead, draw the
rest Of the trumpS, and dis
card his remaining losers ON
dummy's diamonds.
The advantage Of taking the
finesSe in spades Is that South
can afford to lose the first
round Of trumps but cannot
afford to lose q later trump.
The best play for the hand
as q whole Is more important
than the best play for the
trump suit alone.
Daily Question ?
As dealer. you hold: :
~AKJ10se3 "a o10s &Q7s
What do you sayP
Answer: Bid one spade. The
hand is a trifle light In high
cards for an opening bid of
one, but the playing strength
makes up for it. It Is far TOD
good for a shutout bid.
General Features corp.) :
Evening star., 1962-12-02
A-Spy Reported
Still in Collapse

COLOGNE, Germany, Dec. /
(AP) "A West German news
paper said today that British
atom spy Klaus Fuchs is still
under treatment in an East
German sanitarium for a nerv-
Gus collapse he repeatedly suf-
fered last summer.
Cologne's conservative Deut-
sche zeitung said the nervous
ailment was the consequence Of
manifold moral pressure and
diSappointments" which it said
Fuchs experienced since his
move to Communist East Ger
many in 1859 following his re-
lease from a British jail.
"In the sanitarium of Bad
Liebenstein the doctors are try
ing to save the brain of their
most prominent patient" the
newspaper said. KLAUS Fuchs,
who has not overcome the nerv-
Gus breakdown, will probably
not supply any more headlines
for the Communist propa-
ganda."
The report, which gave no
source, said Fuchs has been at
odds with the top East Ger
man rtuclear scientist. Baron
Manfred Won Ardenne.
Evening star., 1962-12-02
stereo or monaural

Undoubtedly the classical
Messoh" will be especially appreciated et you'll
for beautifully designed
worked padded album W pIoshc includes book with
the complete interesting Available monouo
the special performed Symphony
Choir Iemon Scherchen
W&L-Rodo. TeeMson Stereo, Record Center
Washington. Chevy Chose and Wheotoh Pozo
Evening star., 1962-12-02
Rodur TO Adorn Full

TOKYO, Dec. 1(AP) Japan
plans to strengthen its typhoon
warning system by building the
highest weather radar station
in the world atop 12,3S9-foot
Mt. Fuji.
Evening star., 1962-01-10

being reorganized under the Bankruptcy
Act, or securities assumed by such com.
panies. xi-ex-interest. ct-Certificates.
st Stamped. f-Dealt in flat. x Matured
bonds, negotiability impaired by maturity.
Evening star., 1962-01-10
Earnings
Illinois Central R.R. in yea

Illinois Central R.R. in year
ended December 81 earned $12,-
697, ,433 or $4.06 a share VS..
$l1 ,092,742 or 1884 in 1860.
Hewlett-Packard Co. in year
ended October 81 earned S.
873,872 or So cents a share VS..
$4,991, ,739 or A cents in 1860.
United Shoe Machinery in 9
months ended November 80
earned $5,654,978 or 1928 a
share VS.. $7,165, ,692 or $2.99 in
1860 period.
PillSbury Co. in 6 months
ended November 80 earned So
$4,000 or $l.63 a share VS.. So
$4,000 or $l.72 in 1860 period
Hat Corp. of America in year
ended October 81 earned $780,
l89 or 81 cents a share VS.. ST.
l55,483 or $1.23 in 1860.
Beech Aircraft in 3 months
ended December 81 earned
$622.513 or 20 cents a share
VS.. $586,604 or 81 cents in 1860
period.
Evening star., 1962-01-10
BUSINESS
BRIEFS

Business Failures in the week
ended January 4 totaled 231
compared with 222 in the pre-
vious week and 265 in the like
week a year ago.-Dun & Brad
street.
Electric Power Production in
the week ended January 6 to-
tailed 16,O2l, 100000 kilowatt-
hours compared with 15,738,- =
100000 in the previous week
and was 9.5 per cent above the
like week a year ago.-Edison
Electric Institute.
Colonial Corp. announced the
cash purchase of Carnegie Shirt
Co
Evening star., 1962-01-10
Stocks Edge Upward
In Moderate Trodinq

NEW YORK. Jan. 10 (AP).-
The stock market edged higher
In moderate dealings early
today.
Gains Of fractions to about a
point among key stocks out
numbered losers.
Rails were steady to higher
on news that the New York
Central and Pennsylvania Rail-
road are having further dis
cussions regarding merger.
Both stocks posted minor
gains.
Ford was delayed in opening
by news that its board has
proposed a 2-for-1 stock split
and raised dividend.
Other auto shares were un-
changed to a bit higher. Gen.
eral Motors added a fraction.
Steels leaned upward. Beth
lehem and Jones & Laughlin
posted minor gains. United
States Steel was off slightly.
A firmer tone prevailed also
among chemicals. Mail order
retails, aerospace issues and
nonferrous metals. Utilities
were mixed.
The news background in
cluded a warning from Presi-
dent Kennedy that the ceiling
on the national debt will have
to be raised-an inflationary
note which normally would be
bullish for stocks. On the bear
ish side was a report that major
banks may stiffen interest
rates.
Opening blocks included:
Union Pacific, off "a at 33 on
9,1o0 shares: General Dynam-
les, up 1s at 317s on $500, and
New York Central, up "a at
20B on 5000.
Evening star., 1962-01-10
UNITED STATES TREASURY POSITION

BY the Associated
poslon OF treasury
Evening star., 1962-01-10
BALTIMORE
MARKETS
Quotations supplied by the United
States Agriculture Department:
Produce Markets

Quotations supplied by the United
States Agriculture Department:
Produce Markets
Apples: About steady, Cartons tray
extra fancy and fancy 7S-II3s Is.
lISs mar 40; 20 vs. vs. sts SSs.liss 100 stay,
extra extra fancy and fancy Sss $50, 100
lbs 215-3.OO; Va. US. extra fancy
49,; 90; Red staymans SSs-l25s /
mark 400. Film bags in caster contain
ers, some US, fancy, some US. "a
inch up and 2M inch min, N. j. Red
fciSlS ib &c. fea fe% hfsbsF Gfleen Delicious IL
Potatoes: About steady. US. and
US. l size A 50-lb. sacks unwashed
unless otherwise stated; Maine Ka-
tahdins e 2Ho+ inches l.0o-l 10. Pa.
Sweet Potatoes: Weaker undertone.
Blu. bskts. washed, Nd. and va. Okla
homa twpe 3.25-3.4O few $50, fair
quality l.75..2.00; white yams $50.
higher. N: J. orange jersey 1908. @5;
white ysms few 400. Nearby ~ bu.
hpr. Oklahoma type l.75.
Livestock Market
Cattle: $50 and calves c5; not
enough on offer to test prices.
Hogs: 200; barrows and eilts scarce,
SLOW fully % cents higher instances so
cents higher: sowS virtually absent: few
small lots US No. l-2 l9O-220 ID bar
rows and gifts 1925. -.
Sheep: 25; not enough on offer to
test prices.
EgE Market
Yesterdays QuOtatiOns)
Eggs: Arrivals moderate. Offerings
ample for the slow to fair demand.
Prices unchanged to u cent lower
large white, balance unchanged.
Prices paid by first receivers, deliv-
cred fob. Baltimore, cases included:
Large, min 20 pct A quality whites
37-4l, mixed 37-3S; mediums. min 20
pct A quality whites 34-36. mixed
80 l2-34 Ia.
Prices TO retailers: graded according
to Maryland egg-grading law. Grade A
large 1852 mostly 40, mixed 47-49;
Grade A medium 42-46 mostly 43-44; /;
mixed 42-44; Grade B large whites Az
40 mostly 44-45; mixed 43-4B mostly
44-45. tEggs in cartons mostly 3 cents
higher.
Egg receipts: 3,4OO cases by truck.
Evening star., 1962-01-10
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS

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