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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-08-03
Entire Nation On Trial
At Albany, Georgia

What is happening in Albany Ca, these days
is not isolated in that tragic community, but is
happening to all of the United States. The entire
country is on trial before the world.
In Albany American citizens of Negro ancestry
are daily being thrown in Jail for attempting to
ercse their Constitutional right of free assembly
and petition.
1t is a pathetic reflection national NOR
atty to see black fellow citizens of this nation down
on their knees praying to have the wrongs against
them as human beings, halted When they pray to
the Supreme being they are praying for all of u.s.
North South, East and West, of whatever color or
creed
The rest of the nation looks on as fellow citizens
whose only crime is that they tired of being
denied the privileges of citizenship use of public
supported institutions, libraries parks and licensed
city public Accommodations, take action under Con-
stitutional guarantees to do something to end the
discrimination.
The Negro people of Albany reject the segrega-
ton which the white majority lead by the white
politicians have foisted upon them for almost 100
years after the Emancipation Proclamation.
They willing to go to Jail and suffer even
worse to challenge system which makes a mockery
of American pretensions of equality and democracy
the world over.
In this fight which uses the non-volent techni-
que of Gandh refined for us. participation by DR..
Martin Luther King, and his followers, the Negroes
bound to win and in winning the entire
country will be the real victor.
1t is sad that Negroes must bear the heavy
responsibility of making country live up to its
highest goals, of liberty justice and equality There
whites who join in the struggle but still
too few who recognize the full implications of the
image which America presents to the world, when it
jais its people, when they seek freedom within
the nations borders.
While we believe the majority of the American
people in sympathy with the people of the AL
bany Movement too many of them feel that what is
going on in Albany is an isolated symptom, when
a matter Of fact, what is going there is the bus
mess of every American, concerned with this
nations future.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-08-03
The
HIGH
And Low
DOWN

The first mechanical clock was
made in Paris in the 14th century
by Henrik de Wick. Still running
today - at the Palais de Justice
in the French capital The
worlds longest national anthem is
the Greek. 1873 stanzas
About 10 per cent Of this planet
lies underneath the seas Rick
shas survive only in Hong Kong
and Calcutta Government
buildings in Holland are at The
Hague, but the country's capital
IS Amsterdam
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-08-03
Letters To The Editor
SqYs Els Corps. Disqruce % Ruee


Editor hope be published EIks
that represented the disgrace
the whole Negro uniforms untdy
official pencil written
written The discipline
whatsoever Negroes protest
participating in this affair unless things in order
We should get behind Glard
neapoHs, Minnesota.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-08-03

reading themselves out of the twentieth century
into the curious anachronstic times of the Dixie
Gratis they going to be in for increasingly stormy
weather This will especially be felt when the orders
of the courts requiring equal representation begin
to be felt.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-08-03

years now be making common cause social issues
with the very worst and most irresponsible elements
in our political life.
This country needs two-party system, and
this means system of political parties in tune with
the times. If the northern Republicans insist on
The Detroit tribune., 1962-11-03

Ink DEVIL SAYS: TAKE A BOW. YE SEX
txPloITERs! : ENTERTAINMENT WORLD.
WORLD OF LETTERS. WoMENs FASHIONS
LEADERS! : CLOTHING INDUsTREy!!!
w lVenere0V Gases Triple Here"
DETROIT SCHOOLS TACKIINC PROBLEM"
BY John Millhone, Free Press, Oct.
e-H-I-l-Dl-E-S-S CHRIST JESUS REPuDJATED
SATAN. SIN. SEX MYTHICAL ADAM-EW
"l0RD-G0D" tCen. Ut. etc.)
ooANIlc FRAUDS MYTHS PSEUDO BUR-
-essoe. SATANIC HUMANS - socAlIEp MAN
OF THE DUST or THE GROUND THE
N-oTHLN-c-NE-s-s OF THE cuAer,x rneor oe
MATERIAL lsoesIIedl ExIsTENcE"t - See lower
tsss vp. Page n
The Detroit tribune., 1962-11-03
SAYS CON CON- WOULD
SET TIE CLOCK BACK"

Members OF Wayne County Road Commission Local
w. American Federation of State County and Municipal
employees were told Saturday they should be concerned
=. c:,, p'op0seo @ons'uf'on' particularly II applies
10 Civil Service poiees and procedures
Al Barbour, president Wayne County AEL.cIo. sd
dressing d'nnerdanee sponsored by the local for lead
ersn'p az Warren Valley Golf Club said tba, when ,be
Convention was first proposed there were
"opes ano aspirations and expectations that the
up TO present thinking. ra'' w
The Detroit tribune., 1962-11-03

SO0' ~ Mr.. President!
GODS MESSIAH U. S. WORLDS POLICE CHIEF f!
VS.. DEVIL ADAM-EvE lord GOD"
IN POLITICS. RELIGION. EDUCATION 80!
DEVILS KHRUsCHEv. CASTRO. ET AL.
IN THE DOG HOUSE,!
MASS MURDERERs. MULTI BILLION S
BANDITS. CANCSTERs
"FOOl'S PARADISE" TURNING INTO HELL
The Detroit tribune., 1962-11-03
THE DEVIL. VIA LABOR PARASITES.
RACKETEERS,

SEEKING TO STEAL THE RESPONSIBILITY.
EXERCISED FOR GENERATION BY INDUSTRIAL
LEADERS, MAKING DETROIT AND MICHIGAN
FAMOUS AROUND THE WoRLD!-
ARSENAL OF DEMOCRACY! - GIGANTIC AID
IN WINNING TWO WORLD WARS AND PRESERVING
CIVILIZATION AND CHRISTIANITY
The Detroit tribune., 1962-11-03
REDS WILL RAzE
CUBA Bases!

CUBA BASES!
"REDUCTI0 AD ABsURDUM"
REDUCTION TO ABsURDITY!
THE REDS ALWAYS READY TO TRADE
ARABBIT FOR A HORSE!
GIANT : OF THE DEVIL : MYThS!!!
WILLING TO DISSOLVE THE CUBAN MENACE
VS.. US. FOR FREE HAND vs. TURKEY
THE DEVIL, VIA REDS - IS MAKING - AWAKEN
ING = HUMANS. ADAMS. EYES, KNAvEs AND
FOOLS TO TRUE BEING GODS OFFSPRING -
cHRIsTLIkE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS
JESUS is NUMBER ONE
tsee REDS Page 81
COWS WILLIAMS. SWANSON =
DEVILS APP0INTEEs! HENCE RESISTANCE OF
COP. TO RULE OR RUIN!
"R0MNEY PUTS EMPHASIS ON HIS
COP TEAMMATES"
Detroit News. Oct. 23
George Romney is placing emphasis The qualities
Of his Republican teketmaies the campaign its
final two weeks
In day Of campaigning in the Mvskeson yesfer-
day. the COP candidate for repeatedly expressed
support for fhe four Administrative Board candidates.
would his cabinet in he event Of COP sweep.
Although he has taken sporadic notice Of these eandi-
dates In fhe past he has not emphasized them he did
tsee TEAMMATES. Page 81
The Detroit tribune., 1962-11-03

WE, GOD AND l. PURCHASED $4,000 WORTH OF
THE CATHEDRAL OF TOMORROW so BONDS TO
POINT OUT THE WAY OUT OF AN ALMOST
CRUSHING INDEBTNEsS OF SEVERAL HUNDRED
THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS
SON. DONS INJURY - IN BELIEF
THERE ARE NEWER ANY ACCIDENTS IN THE
ONE REAL UNIVERSE - AND THERE IS NONE
OTHER! - OF suPERsATURATED. INcORRUPT-
IBLE. UNAVAILABLE oMNlPREsENT HEAVEN AND
ETERNAL LIFE
ACCIDENTS. MATTER SIN HELL, HUMAN BIRTHS
DISEASE. DEFoRMiTlEs DISASTERS. PEsTIL-
ENcEs. WARS, EVEN! ARE OF THEIR FATHER,
The DEVIL! - MERELY GIGANTIC MORTAL
THOUGHT IMAGES FRAUDS MYTHS!
coUNTERFElTs! BURlEsoUEs OF GODS
cHRlsTLY, SPIRITUAL OFFSPRING! - AS PER THE
FIRST CHAPTER OF GENESIS, AND THE
cHRIsTS FIRST AND SECOND COMING"
IN THE FIRST CHAPTER or GENESIS, DEITY
IS THE GOD AND FATHER OF CHRIST JESUS!
WHEREIN. MAN tl:26) - YOUR TRUE BEING is
AS ETERNAL AND PERFECT AS GOD, HIMSELF!
ADAM - THE ALLEGED FIRST MAN - HUMANS
ARE OF THE DAMNABLE BlASPHEMY, SPIRITUAL
ADULTERY, OF ALL BIBLES = PERPETRATEp
tsee REX HUBBARD, Page 81
The Detroit tribune., 1962-11-03
BY Andrew +. Eruehouf CS. .+++
Modern Christian Science crusader


Major Prophet OF our Fsfher-Moiher Cod a-hsr
onious p 10 Science and Health with Key 10 the Scrip
fures by Mary Baker Eddy with world message and
mission. who wi-by the grace Of cod-do Frvehsuf.
Martin Luther job in this age ! And how Science
Health textbook. is Gods Lberafor OF the Bible.
A HIGHER AND TRuER REPRESENTATIVE OF GOD
THAN THE POPE AT ROME AND THE WRITER IS HIS
FRIEND AND OF HIS PEOPLE. TOO
Jesus loved Righteousness and hated inqufy"i
The "Iukewsrm" live in fools paradise!
THESE SIGNS SHALL FOLLOW" - FAITHFUL
sTuDENTs OF CHRIST JESUS RETURN IN CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE - my WORKS AND GREATER" uEsUsj.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-11-03
a Glorious Day [Ero, millennium
Is Downing"

- Christ Science Messiah Hyr
THE PERFECTION OF REALITY, SPIRITUAL,
CHRIsTLiKE E-xCL-U-SV-E-k-E-S-S OF OMkI.
PRESENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE
MAN" - YOUR TRUE BEING - AS ETERNAL AND
PERFECT AS GOD, HIMSELF - FREE OF
THE THINGS SEEN TEMPORAL! Isl. Paul.
MYTHICAL - THE EVIL! THE HUMAN
THE MATERIAL
GODS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
Oh HOW THRILLED WE WERE EVEN BEFORE
THE PRESIDENT DELIVERED HIS MESSAGE WE
KNEW THAT SOMETHING GOOD WAS BREW.
ING - WHICH WOULD BE BAD MEDICINE FOR
THE DEVILS DUPEs. SUCKERS DEPUTIES!
AND HOW GRATEFUL WE WERE - AND ARE -
FOR BEING A CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST!
See PURPOSE, Page 81
The Detroit tribune., 1962-11-03


DETROIT rs. MICHIGAN
"ExEcUTIvE COMMITTEE
WALKER L. cIsLER, Chairman; REV ROBERT F. ALLEN.
Sill Archdiocese Of Detroit; JOHN c. DANcY; RT. REV.
RICHARD S. ENRICH Bishop. Episcopal Diocese Of Mehi
gan; HON. NEAL E. FITZGERALD; RABBI RICHARD c.
HERTZ. Temple Beth Ei; HON. EDWARD S. PlCCNS;
HON. FRANK S. sZYMANSKI" - SMOKED OUT
Dear Friend:
The Detroit Election Bureau has been quoted saying that
estimated 40o 900 persons appear voter registration
rolls who longer live in the city invitation TO
fraud" We believe this TO be very conservative figure u
feeling that the figure could be considerably higher
possibly 10000. This will include appear
ing the registration rolls who not living the ad
dress recorded in the registration book.
We have requested the Honest Ballot Association make
investigation Of election rolls TO insure having
clean and honest election November s, 1862.
u desire 70 that in the forfheom
ing election who has not complied with the election law
which reads as follows:
See J. In all elections every nhsbfsnf of this state be-
ing citizen Of the United States; shall be an elect
tor and entitled 10 voo but shall be eeefor
and entitled TO vote al any election. unless he she
shall be above the age Of n years and has resided in
this state months and in the city or township in
(see ELECTIONS. Page 81
Evening star., 1962-04-13
Plumbers Agree
To Kennedy-Line
Wage Contract
BY the Associated Press

The Plumbers Pipefitters
Union and major construction
contractors have come to terms
on a new three-year wage
agreement both say is con-
sistent with President Ken
nedy's pleas for restraint.
The agreement, announced
yesterday by the union and the
National Construction ASsocia-
ton, increases by 10 cents each
year the minimum rate payable
to plumbers and pipefitters on
such construction projects as
oil refineries, chemical and
power plants. steel mills and
defense projects. Current min
imum is $3.05 an hour.
The association comprises
major engineering and con-
struction firms which design
and build large industrial
plants. These contractors nor
mally employ $4,000 to 100000
workers.
The agreement is Tor a con-
tract to replace two-year pact
negotiated in 1860. The new
agreement contains no reopen
ing provisions.
Peter T. Schoemann. union
general president, said the
agreement should contribute
to the Nations economic sta
bility. John E. Quinn, chair
man of the contractors Nego-
tiating Committee, said he
agreed.
Evening star., 1962-04-13
7 Imprisoned
In SECFraud
Conspiracy

A former Securities and
Exchange Commission attorney
today received a one to three
year prison sentence in District
Court on a charge of conSpiring
to defraud the Government.
Another man also received a
Jail term and a third was put
on probation in the case.
John George LedeS, So, of
New York, was given the prison
term by Judge Edward A.
Tamm. who turned down a
request for probation.
The judge gave 20-month
to five-year sentence and a
$4,000 fine to Joseph Abrams
and placed Charles Gordon in
three years probation. The two
New York businessmen were
convicted with Ledes on the
conspiracy charges.
The charges dealt with the
handling Of SEC cases. Ledes,
for IA months an SEC commits
sioner's legal assistant. worked
for the SEC from January.
1855, to September, 1858.
The SEC aide was accused Of
receiving 100000 from Abrams
and Gordon to influence mat
ters before the agency involving
corporations in which they had
an interest.
Ledes claimed the 100000
had been a loan, which he
said he repaid with interest.
The defense maintained there
had been no hidden transac-
ton" and that LedeS had a
right to use the money in a
Georgetown real estate venture.
Judge Tamm said he gave
probation to Gordon, So, be-
cause he was in poor health,
had no record and appeared to
be the least culpable" Of the
three defendants.
Judge Tamm turned down
new trial requests by the de-
PENDANTS and set appeal bonds
at $4,000 for Ledes and Abrams.
No appeal bond was set for
Gordon.
Evening star., 1962-04-13
Three Win Contest
In Lenten Art

Three students have been
named winners in the lenten
art contest sponsored by the
Episcopal Church of the Ascen-
sion.
Winners in the contest for
church school students were
Kevin Donovan, 1915 Erie
street, Hyattsville; Martha
Jones, 300 Wayne place, Silver
Spring, and Godfrey Volland,
2701 Harmon road, Silver
Spring.
Evening star., 1962-04-13

Have ee eet etoprytq But do nokeo o tbS
in spring au u perennial ~@ white md
w dqHS Breton b eet8
Pk Cs Alexandra
Evening star., 1962-03-25
:Oxon Hill
,Wonnun
Winner

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Mar. "a
.(AP) An 86-year-old great
grandmother who makes her
own hats, makes her own
clothes and cultivates a gar
den she shares with others
is Maryland's Mother-Of-
The-Year for 1862.
Selection of Mrs. Grace
Baird Cohen of Oxon Hill for
the honor was announced Fri
day by the Maryland mothers
committee.
She will receive a citation
from Gov. Tawes at a cere-
mony here April 9 and will
represent Maryland in the
national competition for
mother -the-year in New
York May 8-11.
Mrs. Cohen, who keeps
house for herself in her
three room apartment at
6130 Livingston road Sc. in
Oxon Hill, has five children,
six grand children and seven
great-grandchildren.
She has long been active in
work of the Presbyterian
Church and of the Oxon Hill
Women's Community Club. a
federated womans' club
which she has served as presi-
dent and whose garden COM
mittee she has headed for the
last 20 years.
She lists her interests as
Bible study. gardening and
participation in young peo-
pies activities.
Her children are Amy w.
Nair, 1919 1st street Sc,
Washington, D. c.; Edith C.
Clark, 3977 1st street S.W.,
Washington; Grace C. Ham
mer, 5753 Livington road Sc,
Oxon Hill; William F. Cohen,
Geonardtown, and Robert @.
Cohen. Llano, Texas.
Evening star., 1962-03-25
Alumni
Plans Dance

The Baltimore chapter Of
the Western Maryland Col
lege Alumni Association will
hold a dinner dance on Sat-
urday. April IA at the Turf
Valley Country Club located
on U. S. Route 40.
Chairman of the dance
committee is Mrs. John o.
Seiland. Working with her
are Mrs. R. William Callahan,
Mrs. John H. Edwards, Mrs.
Richard c. Flavin, Mrs. Don
aid R. Chesser and Mrs.
Julian L. Dyke.
Also, Mr.. Carville Downes,
Mr.. James Hickman, Mr..
Harry Adams and Mr.. j.
William Schneider.
Alumni and friends are in
vited to attend.
Evening star., 1962-03-25
BY JOSEPHINE LOWMAN

Resister and Tribune Syndicate
.- This is a woman's column
but once in a while give a
few days to the husbands
and sons and sweethcarts
and brothers Of the women
who read it.
Actually I write about many
subjects which are equally
important to both men and
women, and what could I
> write about, anyway, which
lis more interesting to women,
than men?
r. Everyone must now be
aware of the dangers of over
weight for both men and
women. The Build and Blood
Pressure study which was
conducted by the Society of
! Actuaries in 1859 provided
~sneW data concerning average
weights and heights accord
ting to age. 1t also con-
tributed information upon
: which the Statistical Bureau
rsof the Metropolitan Life In
! .surance Company based new
standards of desirable
.fweightS.
sf Men Weigh More
~ 1t is interesting to note
: Sthat the average weights for
i awomen are less than they
I were in earlier studies while
= they are higher for men than
. they were before. Take notice,
men, because this seems to
indicate that generally speak
ing, you have not responded
as women have to the ur-
gency of weight control.
Perhaps this is due to the
greater interest women take
in their figures.
These last studies have
shown dramatically that there
is a much lower mortality
rate among those who are well
below average weights. Even
among younger folks, slight
overweight may be a fleeting
advantage. and from middle
age on those extra pounds
are a real hazard.
Among other maladies,
, heart disease is one of those
: which is aided by overweight
and heart attack is mans
number one threat. Until
after menopause women seem
: to have a built-in hormonal
protection.
Give Yourself Chance
The new desirable weights
are some less than those in
the tables which the Metro
politan Life Insurance pre-
pared in the early 1940's.
So if you are a man reading
Evening star., 1962-03-25

are not overweight! I think
you look wonderful" The
coat hides the rolls of fat and
it isn't wonderful at all. But
10 to IL pounds can get lost
in II days like magic and
without getting hungry if you
follow the rules and daily
diets in my brand new book
let, "Tubby Hubby Diet"
It's yours for 10 cents and O self
addressed. stamped envelope. Send
to josephine Lowmon, in core Of
The Stor. ond you'll get the booklet
by return moil.
Evening star., 1962-03-25
WHY GROW OLD?
Men Are Behind in Battle
To Reduce Their Weiqht
4Y GROW OLD?

this column, I hope it may
spur you on to losing excess
poundage. Why not give
yourself the best chance for a
long life? If you are a wom-
an reading it and have a huS-
band who is overweight, why
not nag him if you must, into
a reducing project?
I think another reason
men are slow to reduce is
because their clothes are not
revealing. Friends are no help.
They will say to a man, You
Evening star., 1962-03-25
Mothers
Club Tea

The Mothers Club Of Alpha
Epsilon Pi Fraternity will
hold a tea on Tuesday at the
home of Mrs. Florence Kap-
Ian.
Guests of honor at the
event will be the mothers of
the new fraternity members.
Mrs. Frances Dowling, house.
: mother of the fraternity at
, the University of Maryland.
will be introduced.
All mothers whose sons are
members or alumni Of the
3 fraternity are invited to at
tend the tea. Information
and reservations may be oh.
tanned from Mrs. Pauline
Trattler. president.
Evening star., 1962-03-25

Let Glamour" magazines
Harrolyn Dilley show you
What to Wear with What"
Misses Dresses, 3rd Floor,
Washington. Thursday, 1890
and 7:O0 pm; Friday, 1890
and Saturday, 200.
Evening star., 1962-05-26
Jouhuud Wins
Execution Stuy

PARIS, May 26 (AP).-The
threat of imminent execution
which has hung over Gen. Ed
mond Jouhaud since his April
13 treason conviction has been
removed-at least temporarily
An appeal by his counsel to
the French Supreme Court was
accepted yesterday and a stay
Of execution ordered while the
court decides whether he is en-
titled to a new triala.
No date had been publicly
set for Gen. Jouhaud's execu-
ton, but under the law it could
have been carried out at any
time after a joint military -ci-
william court condemned the No.
2 man in the terrorist Secret
Army trying to block Algerian
independence.
President de Gaulle hSs the
power to commute his sentence,
but he has said nothing.
Ex-Gen. Raoul Salan, con-
fessed commander of the Secret
Army, was given a life sentence
by the same court despite the
governments demand for a
death sentence.
The stocky Jouhaud, a native
of Algeria, is a prisoner in
closely guarded Fresnes Prison
on the outskirts of Paris.
Evening star., 1962-05-26
HuiICuuses
81 Million
Apple Loss

HANCOCK, Md, May 26
(AP).-An informal survey Of
growers indicated yesterday
that three hailstorms since last
Sunday may have caused as
much as 81 million in damage
to apple orchards in the Appa-
lachian fruit belt.
Peach orchards, however, ap-
peared to have escaped without
serious damage in the fruit belt
which embraces portions of
Virginia, West Virginia, Penn
sylvania and Maryland.
Growers said peach trees had
not been thinned of excess fruit
and enough peaches survived
to assure a normal crop this
year.
The first storm struck or
chardS Sunday and the last
Thursday afternoon. The most
damaging, however, was the
one in the early morning hours
Thursday which damaged up
to SO per cent of the apples
in some orchards of the Han
cock area.
The survey indicated consid-
cradle but spotty damage in
the Winchester-Clarke County
area of Virginia. Truman Mold,
of the Winchester Apple Grow
ers Association, said some Or
chards around Boyce were par
ticularly hard hit.
One grower in the Hancock
area, E. w. Lins, said orchard
lists in this section probably
lost more than 100000 bushels
of apples.
In Pennsylvania, d "a m a G e
also was severe in spots. The
Reading area of Berks County,
especially the Boyertown Sec
ton, was hard hit by the hail
storms. William Peters, who
has extensive orchards in the
BiglerSville area of Adam S
County, said both apples and
cherries we're damaged.
Evening star., 1962-05-26
Mrs. John Davies, 40 Years
A Missionary in Chino

Mrs. John Patton Davies, a
Baptist missionary in Chin a
for more than 40 years, died
at her home in Alexandria
Thursday after a long illness.
She was "a.
The former Helen MacNeill,
born in Walkerton, Ontario,
went to New York to study
music when she was a young
woman. There she met a min
lister who became her husband
and they sailed together for
China in 1906.
Neither spoke Chinese when
they left, but they became flu
ent, mostly in the Mandarin
dialect, and between them
wrote a small series of re-
ligious textbooks in Chinese.
A good many of the early
years were spent in western
China in the city of Chengtu,
where they were active in the
West China Union University,
From 1888 to 1914 they lived
in Kinhwa, in East China, car
ing for refugees from the Japa-
nese occupation. But the Japa-
nese army advanced to the out
skirts of Kinhwa. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Davies, then Sc years old,
packed their belongings on
their backs and walked and
hitch-hiked about 600 miles
into the interior.
From Chungking they flew
to India, and then to the Unit
ed States. They returned to
China after the war and
Evening star., 1962-05-26
1O1HoIsteins
Sold Near
Guithersburq

An auction sale of 101 head
of prize Holstein cattle owned
by Grover and Ralph Walker,
near Gaithersburg, brought the
years highest average price for
any Holstein dispersal in the
Nation.
The overall average was $685.
per head, with a high price of
$4,000 paid for a bull calf. The
Walkers 409-acre farm was
purchased last year by Kettler
Bros, Washington developers.
Grover Walker, a member
and former president of the
Montgomery County Council,
said the expensive young bull
was purchased by Leroy Savage
of Germantown. The calf is a
son of a famous show COW,
which was a blue ribbon win
ner at the Chicago Interna-
tienal Livestock Show several
years ago.
w. Lawson King, a neigh
boring farmer and a member
of the Montgomery County
Planning Board, purchased the
top-priceo COW of the sale for
$2,025 and one of her daugh-
ters. the highest priced heifer
calf, for $1,650.
Grover Walker said. he and
his brother made the decision
to sell their herd because of
the difficulty in finding farm
workers.