davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-12-26
Seven Rights Organization In BIGst:
Seven Rights Organization In BIust:
US. Civil Service
Survey Report Called
"WhiteWaSh" By Groups

Seven Twin City civil rights groups joined Monday after
in attacking preliminary report of local survey made
recently by the us. Civil Service Commission.
The groups objected vigorously to the conclusion in the
survey report which stated Federal Agencies complying
fully with the late President KennedyS Order No 1O925"
Charging that the local federal agencies complying
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-12-26
Unfhinkinq conversafio!

There is speaking well, speaking easily,
speaking justly and speaking seasonably;
it is offending against the last, to speak of
entertainments before the INDECENT of sound
limbs and health before the infirm; of
houses and lands before one who has not so
much as a dwelling: in a word, to speak of
your prosperity before the miserable; this
conversation is cruel and the comparison
which naturally arises in them betwixt their
Bruyere.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-12-26

Urban League Takes Lead:
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-12-26

wANT-ADs HERE PAY GOOD.
DIVIDENDS
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-12-26

Buy where you are well
come and wanted - at stores
that tell You they want you
through our advertising col
umns. ... ...... ...
y
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-12-26

Mixing Builds Character
Avoid connecting yourself with charac-
ters whose good and bad are unmixed, and
have not fermented together; they resemble
vials of vinegar and oil; or palletes set with
colors they are either excellent at home
and intolerable abroad, or insuferabe with
in doors and excellent in public they are
unfit for friendship merely because their
stamina, their ingredients of character, are
too single, too much apart; let them be
finely ground up with each other and they
will be omparable-Lavater.
S. PER YEAR; Is CENTS PER COPY
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-12-26

Adult dresses, under clothing.
coats, sweaters, socks, stockings
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5 BEDROOMS

x baths, rec fm.. Dc luxe hit.
RALPH wILLETT RR b.aOiO
ANDREWS AREA, sf0,aOO--choo.s
OUh COLOR8, Occupancy so
GAY ~ sooner, l-bedrm. ramblers
with bsmt, Excel. financing avail
rn9 nsw 2uT lEn ~ Allentown I'd
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rTLDEN WOODS-RAMBLER with
carport. lge, wooded lot. adj. to
parkland. 4 bedrms.. 3 baths, panel,
rec. rm. with flrepl.. dream kit.
1919 Stonewood lane.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-16

E. c. HILLEY & CO.
REALTORS AP. 7-7200-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-16

n8Qpem.
WESTGATE
5l25 BALTIMORE AVE.
OPEN SUNDAY, 2-5
An excellent value in the popular
MASS. ave. area. Red brick Colo
MAI 3 bedrooms and . baths,
pflght kitchen with breakfast
space, separate dining room, lovely
screened porch off living rom.
rec. room with fireplace and b
gas h.-w.h., fine schools, shopping
and transportation nearby, IN.
usually well priced, under $50 900
Ewes. Mrs. Fisher. Wo. 6-5a59
TO REACH: out Mass. ave. pasi
Westmoreland circle, right on Bat
timore ave. 70 5125 and open sign.
w. c. & A. N. MILLER
DEVELOPMENT co.
LIST YOUR HOME WITH US
OPEN SUNDAY. is.s 'o'
WHEATON, : 2-yr. old split-ievei,
< Dedrms., 2 baths, fenced, 500
ala Harvard 81. VIII. S-545G
WHEATON PLAZA AREA - Brick.
and-stone rambler, spacious iivine
room with fireplace. separate din.
Wv room y iarHe bedrooms. ! y
room, newly decorated, Vacant
TRADES CONSIDERED. ROOERf
REALTY. ma. 10000, u. b-O57S
WHEATON
ASSUME $4,000 LOAN
Attr.. 3-bedrm,, brk. rambler, love.
" freed lot, scr, porch. rec. room
Immed poss. $4,000.
HtLDEBRAND co, OIL. 4-s5li
WHEATON = Attractive a.bedroon
brick rambler. sep. din. nm, al
kit, lge. rec. fm,. full bsmt fene
yard, Sl6,ab0, uN. 4-7Blb.
wHEATON--sf51 cash will handle
Z bedrmss baths, payments like
rent X; ~ y SMITH slld Reaitor, GA. 4
wHEAT0N-AsPEN HILIs-VITRo
Lovely brick split-ioyer rambler, I
i9 ss ne "a, am arr,11,g,..sit With bar
shrubs In Anchor fenced ward
many extras, Close 70 schools ant
$500 down VIA, siseso. WI n !,
Obb7. DIR. out Ca, ave, eK
tended 70 Ralph I'd. left 10 g7i5
WHEAToN-Loysiy brk. raneher
Reduced 70 $4,000
SPARKLING REC. ROOM"
IN full btmt,, ! bedrma, y baths
carpurt, fenced yard
W, =, NICHOLAS, Realtor, p4a-i8OC
WHEATON --s5OO below FHA an,
praisal a. $4,000. 5 bcdrms, Z
"DREAM KITCHEN"
Nleatins SPACE, Earage. Walk :,
W. j, NICHOLAS, Realtor. atp.i8OC
WHEATON. RgofNALD PARE
AREA. on dead-end street. neai
all schools, wheaton Plaza, m
brary, new youth center-b-yT,
old brick and stone centershal
rambler built BY builder for MI
own use, . bedrms,, den or an
bedrm,, . baths, din. rm.. lhrgl
mod, kit with all extras. Extrl
larap 2.car Rarage, ialnusied porcl
off III. 30n'l0 rec. rn. with built
IN larGe stone bar, stone fire
places, fruit or wine cellar, wouil
make excel bomb shelter Aiumi
mum Thermopane windows, marbl
and stone silla, Natural oak finish
Priced far below real value a
slh. 800. May be seen today, it.b
VIII. e-B67f.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
sHAnF TRFFs-nn.n GA

Fill this fenced yard Of this coSy
3-bedrm. rambler. Beaut. family
room on ground level, lots Of stor.
age space, mod. kit. freshly re.
dec, cow. 10 churches. school
shopping and trans. Only Sis.
600 with very low down payment.
ment,
Dir: Follow our signs on the west
side OF Viers Mill Road in Rock.
vile.
:, LLEwELLYN a. CO.
yu. S-6S00 949-15Sg
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD. :
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
nM@pen
ANDREWS AREA

ANDREWS AREA
CAMP SPRING. wEsrcHrs-
TER ESTATES, 7202-72O4
chesterfield st. Brand-new
Drick ramblers. 3 and 4 bed
rms. 3 baths, den, built-In
garage. AS low as So down.
OPEN 2-6.
HILLcREsT HTS. mr.. paro-s
chial school--Semidet. hrk.
IKE new. 3 large rms, Z
pedrmso rec. rm, SI5,g5O.
Can be assumed, Ice. Gi Isl
trust $1,000 dn. LU. l.
1905.
BARNABY VILLAGE. near
wheeler I'd. - Brand-new
brick ramblers. with 3 and
wooded lot lot. 81 s' down, -e o5t
70 Wheeler I'd. right on Le-
land st. TO house, Open 20.
qLAssMANoR - sem,dst
brick, with 8 bedrms., tlied
$50. LU. 10000 n'' siS'-
H1LLcREsT HTS. - Near
shopping ctr, Detached brk
rambler. with 8 Ice. rms, Z
peurms.. 2 full baths, rec,
I'm. and bath. fenced level
lot. S24.950.
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ROBERT W BRIDGES

20, e.ls74 Evss,. WI. s.peaa
SECLUDED B ACREs with 4.bdrm.
90. Planned a. dog kennel, ideal
for veterinary or breeder Of doRs,
Public water and on GOOD paved
I'd Dial 434.laOn 20 Inspect.
ADELpHf REALTY. REALToRs
eENEcA-Loyely home with lae.
water FRONTAGE, boating, FISHING,
water skllna. 4 bedrms., . baths.
rec, fm., firepl.. patio with
barbecue, ! y sore lot. Good
$50, BY appl only. 0LEN j.
KoEPENfcK, INC. 70. 2-5252.
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JOSEPH FILIPPO

co. REAIToRa
LU. ATTY LU o.SaS4
ANDREWS AREA--4-b.r. bi-ieyel,
family rm., cor. lot, carport'
patio, beaut. Handicapped, MANY ex-
tras, $4,000. HI. 9-703S for Sppt
AZ MT. CALVARY AND
rms. split-level, 2h baths, iiv.,
sep. din. deluxe cleo. kit, daylight
rec, full bsmt., good STORAGE
HANDICAPPED. patio. fmmed. occup
$3.50 or make offer, Open, 32i4
LynnhnaVen dr.. Dist. Hgts. RE. g.
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70 llndi Brick
PULL .BATHs, o. level Spa.
cious Nv. fm and DIN. rm, I'D
iot Askinr ssi 900. FHA or VA
I. L. LEWIS 949-433O
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ROCKVILLE OAITHLRsBURG
3 BIG RAMBLERS
OPEN TO-DAY $3.50

elsewhere In MontEomery County
20 much house for the money
2 left Of these bic, ~ BY ~
~ solidly built brick rAmblers
on h.aefe lot In MuneasteF Man
or. look at these features. 2 bed-
rms baths dream ~, flree.
YlsSr n ", bas eco beSt' ~ ail nv
switches, intfrcOm, flagst0ne walks.
These are truly fine quality
homes IL only S9H,nbn, and you
may assume q s21.gb0 loan a.
either 20 or 30 Year,. To reach
from Rockville .Rlghl on Route
ass, Just beyond ouds's NufFsry
% Redland 3D., right 70 interseet
with Muncaster MIL rd.. strAighi
ahead on Muneaster I'd. 10 OPEN
sign on left
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-16

COLLEGE PARK - For less than
$50 a month YOU can own this A.
bedrm,, 2-bath bi-level on q tree
shaded, fenced "a acre. No dn. To
81 and seller will pay $500 Of set
Element charges.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-16

BARNABY MANOR OAKs-Fabu.
10y. Sl brick split-level, 3 bedrms.,
20 PAINS, all-eiec. kit. breakfast
All SsI Lntercom throughout. cathe-
port, and over Y acre lot studded
With trees. $4,000. Call 24S-
coNoREss Ss on a :, REALTY .c,l CO.
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n&@yGn

SILVER sPRTNu-Eleeant home
built for entertaining. 8h' patio
fine yds room for swim. pool.
huee lly rm., formal din. rm. ,.
car att, safage. $1,000 feduetlor
for quick tale Of this All brick
rambler. DIR out o. rirhi on
Regina, left on Norden 10 ialni
COUNTY WIDE CO.. REALTORS
p4nsinOt.
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BUCKLODGE

BUILDERS OWN HOME, never &C.
cnpied. .9-room deluxe brick RAM
e elsr a 81 onfferins Ass Soosa; T.. at
M oisndsis V County aSVV cIs must 1ot
seel Call til . pm. WA. $4,000.
ROBERT s. DAVIS a CO.. INC.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ATTENTION, BARGAIN SEEKERS,
R Ramoisr n good neirhborhcod.
vered hreezeway TO gear garage
more than. u acre (125 By 20OJ
OF oaks, pines and fertile garden
area. Needs some work, A bonanza
for q handyman with a small In
yestment. VIII sell quickly at only
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CENTRALLY AIR-COND. COLO
NAL on approx. 1a-acre level lot.
: bedrms., 2Is baths, family rm.,
iull din, rm., de luxe kit. with wall
oven ,dishwasher,. etc, 2-car ga
Tass, laundry with like-new auto.
Wnsner and dryer. Assume present
VIII also accent trades
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SUIT LhND--l.bedroom brick ram.
nIer W excellent condition, Lying
carport. Bie, level, fenced tres.
shaded lot si7aBO, $3.50 down
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WASHINGTON ADDRESS. pleas-
antyille. Nd. A spacious 3-bedrm.
split,,level. Full din. rm., screened
porch. nice rec. rm., q bath and
a,r conditioner In daylight bsmt.
Al conveniences nearby. bus az
9oor. No On. to OF. minimum dn.
FLA and approx. S1lb mo.
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WEST HYATTsVILLE-Brlck Colo
NAL. Large bedrms., beautiful rec.
rm. with outside exit, established
zoysia grass, fenced lawn, air con-
ditioner, .wall-to-wall earpetinR,
auto. washer and other extras
This Is 9 real gem at only $4,000
OF or FLA terms.
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TEMPLE HrLLs--New, 4.bedroom.
2s.bath brick bi-level Separate
nininE rfn., rec ffn, with fireplace,
loyeiy wooded lot. Priced Al s23,-
John n. WEBSTER RE. e.bloo
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CHEyERLY - Charming Colonial.
Full din. Tu1.,. rec, type bsmt. with
bedrms. Only S14,5bO. Your choice
OF terms. VIII trade. Call 277-2I76.
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CAMP BPRINds-New, 3-bedroom
rm. With fireplace, uitramodsTi,
kitchen with fireplace. ultramod.
ern Kitchen, full basement. corner
lot, Only Ais.DDO, easy terms.
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TV KEY PREVIEWS

Rawhde-Incident of the Little Fishes" (Repeat1 Good
family show Burgess Meredith, certainly an oddly
among the cattle drovers turns up playing fish SCI
enlist Seems he wants to stock river with fish and
hopes the drovers will get the fish to the river in time
7:30 PM, WTOP-9 s.,
Sing Along With Mtch-A few off beat numbers unusual
because they're sung in foreign tongues like "Trink
Bruderlein, Trink," in German; You're Breaking My
Heart" In English and Italian and "Koguta" In Polish
add bit Of spice tonight. (Color) $50 pm. WRC-
Alfred HchcOck-"An Out for Oscar" Story deals with
deSpicabe people and honest naive bank teller who
seems to be q sucker most of the time Linda Chris
tan plays tough blonde on the hustle Comic Larry
Storch is the bank teller and he plays deadpan and
pretty we'll $50 pm, WToP-s.
Baseball 6SEvery somebody puts together Tv spe-
cia and reminds it's almost time to play ball." Joe
Garagiola hosts, Joe DMaggo is also hand. and
films Of Of basebas great moments primarily
in Series payoff games Naturally stars and managers
will be interviewed $50 pm, WRC-4
Jack Paar ShOwvely hour All the guests are talents
night and they manage go to town. First there's Robert
Morse and Charles Nelson Reilly of the cast Of How to
Succeed ETC. acting like the buffoons they are playing
cops in clothes TO the tune Of "An Honest Mis-
take Then there's Peter Ustinov for round Of his
effortless tales; Bob Newhart the phone, and Nat
King Cole and his songs. (Color) 10 pm, WRC-4.
report combines big social event
with fascinating bit Of art history itooks In on the
Goth Regiment Armory in New York for the opening Of
the 50th Anniversary Exhibition Of the Arnoy Show OF
1913. The exhibit is duplicate Of the one shown In
1913 extraordinary then for its introduction Of artists
exponents Of mpressonsm and cubiSm In one segment
Of the program Charles colingwood interviews French
Cubist Marcel Duchamp. 1890 pm4 WToP--s. 3 Z
Steve AlIen-Jazz Pianist Les McCann, Bill Dana Gose
Jimenez), Carl Rener and stunt Janos ProhaSka
join Steve. 1925 pm, WTOP-.
Tonight Star Rosalnd Elias, the puppets who call
themselves the Muppets Lewis Of Gar Ay fame, and
Enrco. all guests tonight. (Color0 ll:S0prn, WRc-4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-05

and I wanted to explain and
apologize. ! didn't want them
to put up signs saying 'Fenster
is a Fink But I just got a part
in q new Tony Curtis movie
and going into movies Is some
thing that / thought it would
take me q couple of years to do.
! just couldn't turn 1t down"
Fenster, of course, is one
half of the ABC-TV team of
I'm Dickens - He's Fenster.
Real name-Marty nngels. John
Astin, the Dickens half, and a
Washingtonian from his grade
school days, and Emmaline
Venry, who plays his wife on
the Friday night comedy series,
are en- route here for the
Cherry Blossom festivities as
per plan.
Ingels also added that their
T'V series - once reported as
going Offs now very much in
the running for Sunday night
spot on ABC in the fall.
49,
The Weekend Wash: Roger
Mudd continues his impressive
climb in the TV journalistic
world with his appointment as
anchorman on CBS's Washing
ton Report, Hootenanny
premieres tomorrow (ABC-D-
but not according to the press
releases) with the shows tapped
at Arena Stage here. :. Vince
Edwards may want to break
away from his Ben Casey i'm
age, but not all the way. :.
His Las Vegas Riviera act (be-
ginning April 3D. includes a
Casey skit. Sidney Miller,
Donald O'COnnOr's ex-partner,
is directing and helping to
write the show. Fine to hear
a familiar voice dept: Jack
ROwzie, back on WWDC-radio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-05

her employer to save her
sisters from being put in an
asylum. Ida Lupino, Louis
Hayward Q94D.
1850, WMAL az - Movie.
"Mogarnbo." A white hunter
leads a scientific expedition
into gorilla country and
finds himself the object Of
the attentions Of showgirl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-05
SUNDAY TV
GUEST LIST


1880, WMAL (7)-Issues and
Answers. Senator Gold
water, Republican Of Ari-
IONA.
1900, WTOP t9)-City Side.
George Selkirk, general
manager of the Washington
Senators.
$500, WRC (D.-Meet the
Press. Harold Wilson, Brit
ish Labor Party leader.
1900, WTTG t5)-Mark Evans
Show. Pianist Mark Russell,
Justin Mccarthy and Sen
ator Engle, Democrat of
California.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-05
OTHER TV
HLGHLIGHTS

1880, WAdAL (T - Cherry
Blossom Festival Ball, Live
from the Sheraton Park
Hotel. The climax Of the
Ball win be the selection Of
the Queen by a spin Of the
Wheel Of Fortune.
HIS, WTTG J5)--Hollywood's
Finest. Ladies in Retire.
ment." A houSekeeper kills
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-05

and the wife ~ a scientist.
Clark Gable, Grace Kelly.
Ava Gardner 1889.
1855, WT0P (9)-The Late
Show. Last of the Bad
men," A Chicago detective
agency sends two operatives
out West to round up a gang
Of outlaws. George Mont
gomery. Keith Larsen, Mi
chael Ansara (l95O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-05
TODAY'S GOOD ,
MUSIC DIAL
6:Os. wASH-FM 1911 Mc.)-

6:O9, WASH-FM 1911 Mc.)-
Symphony in Stereo.
Vaughan Williams Sym :
phony in D Minor.
$3.50, WGMS AMIN $50 Kc.
and 1855 Mc.)-Library OF
Congress Concert. Juilhard
String Quartet. Walter
Trampler,s viola; Leslie Par
mas, cello. Works by WIKI
manson, Mozart and Schoen-
berg. Live hroadcast.)
1901, WWDC - Music Til
Dawn. Bruch's Violin Con-
eerto No. l, ~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-05
Food for Animals

Dogs and cats now can get
into the act" and join diet-con-
scious humans. Polyunsatu-
rated food now is available for
animals, so that CANNES won't
complain about leading "a dogs
life"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-05
ON TIE AK
Howord's 'DisroeIii'
WeII-Nigh InvincibIe
ON The AIR
BY BERNIE HARRISON
star TV Critic

James Lees THE mvincble Mr.. Disrae." the Hall Of
Fames season finale last night (NBC4 offered glancng
look at history with all Of the romantic oversmpfcatons
reminiscent of other plays NOTABLY Victoria RegnaD and
many movies, we're still very grateful.
His play did fine thing; made realize what has
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-05

On The Phone: Know who
this is2" the curiously cracked
voice asked. "It's Fenster."
We told him we didn't think
he was getting into town until
today.
That's why I'm calling" he
said. I'm not coming In Ut all
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4 RENT IS ALL Yov PAY Eoe ALL
UTILITIES lssludlns yssE wsnd cir
eenditisalas iss IssT sva vi.
ssaT q ssnsss cad Iadssr-suldoss
liuns.
4 RfNT IS ALI you PAY ssr Your
own pSivsts sutwnss :. io' psi
privileges -. isr llsiai WITH 3
wishous ehiIdrss % nslshbsn :
sspersss bsiIdinsh
n RENT IS AL Sov PAY as Il.
i'isadlIsss Of nsnsssmsah :. ~
being svsy fpm srssfIs nslssy ysf
oaIy. miHs'ss s'sm NE cspiiyL
4 amt IS All YOU pw Ne
iumIIy-siEsd klseksa. hem,-dssS
rooms. kId-sirsd pIsyv~snd end o.
olymple-sizsd psol .lsr vmsslss
Minds Of even vinssv .ioF ".
ne room srapss
A RENT IS AL Yov PAY Tor Ne
pleasure 81 living 10 Msssspsay. Ts
see iO' yOunsli drive sui' puIiImos,
Wsshlnsssa szpsssvsy 10 Route
49, % Ish " 1A Avenue. right
10 MsttapeaT.
REsIDENT MANAGER Ss+iSOs
" G. Swiftly co. rAsus 81. l-l1uu
N4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-29
National Linen
Sees Rise in Net

ATLANTA, DD.-NationaI
Linen Service Corp. expects
earnings for the fiscal yeal
ending August 81 of about $1.9C
a share and record sales Of
about $40 million, Milton N
Weinstein, president, has TOLD
Dow Jones.
For the fiscal 1862 the maker
and renter of linen products
and uniforms reported net OF
$4,767,417 or $1.80 a share on
sales of $67,657,418. Record per
share earnings of $1.94 were
achieved in fiscal 1860.
Expect the growth to con-
tinue in 1864 in both sales and
earnings, barring any economic
downturn" Mr.. Weinstein said
Prices are fairly stable. We
don't foresee any price in
creases except for increasing
some Substandard prices we
have in some branches"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-29
MoyStores
Profits Gain

May Department Stores Co.,
which operates Hecht Co.
stores in this area, had net
earnings of $4,695, 900 in three
months ended July 81, COM
pared with $3,464,000 a year
ago, the company reported to
stockholders today.
The net was equal to SO
cents a common share VS.. IS
cents a share in the same
1862 period.
Profit for six months ended
July 81 was $685., 900 or $1.l5
a common share VS.. $6,726,000
or 88 cents a common share a
year earlier. Net for IL months
ended July 81 was S26,699, 600
or 1857 a share VS.. $25, ITO, 900
or $3.55 a share in the preced-
ing II months.
Sales in three months to-
tailed $166, 100000 VS.. $163, 344,-
900 a year ago, while the total
for six months reached $3l4,-
1865, 900 VS.. 1912, 694 900. The IL
months total was $711,323, 900,
compared with $713,003,0O0 in
the previous IL months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-29
japanese Mills Deny
Steel Tube DUMPING

TOKYO, (AP) Six leading
Japanese steel mills have denied
a reported American charge
that they were dumping
welded steel tubes in the United
States.
The government repeatedly
made the charge to japanese
Ambassador in Washington
Ryuji Takeuchi and proposed
sending a fact-finding mission
to Japan.
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Stocks Higher,
Some Traders
TdkeProfits

NEW YORK, (AP) The
stock market early this after
noon celebrated the averting OF
a railroad strike by making
further gains in heavy trading
Although the markets sharp
rally yesterday was based on
conviction that Congress would
forestall the renewed strike
threat, there was still plenty
of steam left on the buying
side-even though Wall Street,
it's said, never discounts the
same thing twice" s.
AS the session wore on,
however, traders began to take
profits on their recent gains.
Turnover was at the lively
rate of yesterdays five million
shares but gains were trimmed
going into the afternoon.
Early advances by motors
and steels we're mostly washed
out and some of the recent
leaders began to show small
losses. Rails were no better
than mixed.
Selective gains by chemicals,
utilities, tobaccos, mail order
retails and oils kept the aver
ages modestly higher,
Wall Streeters began to even
up their positions in anticipa-
ton of the long Labor Day
week end, traditiona!ly mile
stone for business and the
stock market.
Prices were irregularly high
err on the American Stock Ex-
change.
Corporate bonds were mixed
with rails higher. Government
bonds were unchanged to
slightly lower.
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Urban Renewal Sells
$168,5 $4,000 Notes

The Urban Renewal Admin
istration sold 81 various local
issues of preliminary loan notes
totaling $168, 539, 900 at an aver
age annual interest cost of 2.02
per cent.
Among major purchasers
were Morgan Guaranty Trust
Co. of New York $77,064,000
Continental Illinois National
Bank and Trust Co. of Chicago
$22,500,000, Pittsburgh Nation
al Bank $13,00O,OO0 and Wells
Fargo Bank SlO,O5O.O00.
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COTTON

NEW YORK (AP).-Cotton futures
were mostly higher late today. Trad
ing was quiet. There we're some switch
ing operations in near months from
March to the may position and from
October to December in distant months.
Commission houses were on both sides
Of the market. with no particular
feature to the trading
Late afternoon prices we're un-
changed to 30 cents a bale higher
than the previous close. October 80 As
bid. December 1890 bid and March
33.44.
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CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. (AP) Prices were most
ly weak in the grain futures market
today as LIQUIDATION continued moder-
ately heavy in all the major COM
modities on the Board Of Trade.
Wheat lost major fractions on more
on the September. December and
March contracts and soybeans were
down about the same range on all
deliveries.
Brokers said the weakness in wheat
appeared to be linked with expecta-
lions of heavy tenders on September
contracts in the pit tomorrow and
much Of the midwest induced selling
Of corn and soybeans.
At noon, wheat was cent q
bushel lower to, V higher, September
Si.24ss; oats z lower G"f to q higher,
September "a cents; rye unchanged to
70 higher, September S1.30b; soybeans
A-1h lower. September S2.5SA.