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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1957

Page

6

Ballot Nomination Booklet Issued for June Primary

Sacramento official Frank M. Jordan distributed a 5 page booklet listing offices up for the June 3 primary and the filing fees. Offices include Governor 800 dollars, lieutenant governor 400, secretary of state 399, controller 400, treasurer 290, attorney general 460, US senator 450, congressional representative 225, state senator 20 per district, assembly 90 per district, Superior Court vacancies at 1 percent of salary, superintendent of public instruction 400. First filing date March 5, last March 28. judicial declaration due February 24-28.

Sacramento Frank M. Jordan Board of Equalization United States Congressional Assembly Superior Court Superintendent of Public Instruction Jordan

Retailers shift guns on discount houses in price wars

United Press survey shows major department stores nationwide cutting prices to compete with discount houses. Los Angeles stores set lower prices on appliances and media. The May Co. in the West adopts price cuts for its Bix stores. Chicago and New York retailers match or beat discounts, promoting own brands to counter sale pressure. Analyst estimates price competition cost E.J. Korvette about $600,000 in the last fiscal year.

Fred United Pras Stu New York United Press Survey Los Angeles May Co West Coast Chicago Polk Brothers Carson, Pirie, Scott & Co Danzig Phonograph William Willensky E.J. Korvette, Inc

Eisenhower Orders 37 Percent Oil Import Cut on West Coast

President Eisenhower ordered a 37 percent reduction in crude oil imports to the West Coast effective January 1. The move follows cabinet committee recommendations flagging danger to domestic industry. A similar national quota was set July 29. The limit targets California, Oregon, Nevada, Arizona, and the Alaska and Hawaii territories, averaging about 220000 barrels daily, about 130000 fewer than planned. Most imports come from Canada, Venezuela, the Middle East, and the Far East. White House secretary Hagerty said Canada and Venezuela were informed.

Washington INS Eisenhower Sieman Cali Ia Oregon Nevada Arizona Alaska Hawaii Canada Venezuela Middle East Far East White House James C. Hagerty

Quiet Pre-Holiday Stock Market Scene in New York

In dull pre holiday trading, Wall Street showed little change across sectors. Dow Jones stood around 1,655. rails rose about 12 cents while utilities slipped a cent. Oil and chemicals jabbed at small gains or losses amid mixed bond action and varied grain, cotton, and coffee moves.

WEW York INS Wall’ Street White House West Coast California Jersey Gulf Bethlehem Republe Jones & Laughlin U.S. Steel Chrysler Olin Mathieson Oroublé North American Chance Vought American Exchange

Edsel Struggles Highlight Fort Motor Manager’s Challenge

Richard E. Krafve, Fort Motor vice president and Edsel general manager, faces a quarter billion investment and slow early sales. He pushes public reassurance, nationwide demonstrations, and price advertising to shift perception that Edsel fits the medium price market. Despite dealer losses, Edsel shows 6 percent of its market in October with hopes of a lasting, growing presence.

United Press Detroit Richard Krafve Fort Motor Co Edsell Division Edsel Enkemper Eralve Ford Motor Company Edsels Henry Ford Umake Kratve Edsel I

Russian air fares to fall to railway levels

Radio Moscow announced that Soviet airline fares will soon match railway prices. The broadcast noted growing use of new aircraft types would cut costs, with some fares down 12 percent from last year and up to 40 percent on some northern Siberian routes.

London Radio Moscow Siberian

Prices Boosted On French Cars

Paris reports Renault and Citroen raising prices across all models by about four to five percent due to higher costs of raw materials. The move affects multiple models and reflects industry wide pressure on margins amid inflation.

Paris France Renault Citroen

Wall Street Gossip Preview for 1958 Outlook

Wall Street editor notes conflicting 1958 views from Prentice Hall experts. They foresee a rough start with possible midyear rallies and suggest strategies: trim weak stocks, favor bonds and utilities, buy battered growth and cyclicals, and target consumer-led industries. Systematic dollar averaging may aid long-term profits.

Elmer C. Walter United Press Financial New ‘York Wall Street Prentice Hall Prentice-Hall Atic

Lone Clue Left On Lost Airplane

Sacramento civil air patrol ended its search for the missing chartered plane nine days after it vanished with seven aboard from Reno to San Francisco. A ground party planned to inspect American River canyon on a miner’s tip of a low-flying plane. The craft owned by Ed A Rost of Castro Valley had Arthur J Geisler of Hayward among the passengers.

Sacramento Hye South County Civil Air Patrol American River Canyon Reno Ta San Francisco Nevara City Ed. A. Rost Castro Valley Arthur J. ‘Geisler Hay

Dow Jones Stock and Bond Averages Report

Dow Jones closes with bond averages up amid mixed stock activity. Total stock exchange sales reach 2,790,000 shares with 1.3 thousand issues traded. 1203 issues advanced 557 declined 246 unchanged. Public utilities and industrials sectors show movements as traders digest counts.

New York INS Ranac Dow Anes Sts Piston Ea Oh Rrejsaelians

Sewer Study Wins Backing

Fremont directors tentatively approved a basic Southern Alameda County waste disposal survey proposed by the South County committee. The plan uses existing reports and will cost a few hundred dollars for the district, with cost sharing among two water districts, three sanitary districts, and seven Southern Alameda cities. final approval held until exact costs are fixed.

Dist Raymond Boegeold Alameda County Tim San Francisco Bay

Ship Reports Due to Arrive San Francisco Wednesday December 25

A list of ships due into San Francisco and sailing ban notices. Vessels include Steel Architest Bonneville Yamaharu Maru s Sally Maersk Poona Gate Wlormacland Yarrawonga Cons Bay Evanger Pardo and others from diverse ports. The report notes arrivals and a sailing ban in effect for December days.

San Francisco Steel Architest New York Bonneville Penn Seseyerniny Yamaharu Maru Vancouver Pardo Hawaiian Packer Honolulu Lech Garth London Tas Iam Pags Armael Ps Fernbank Sas Gese S. Long Philadelphia Dank Yokoharrs Meas Portland

Bank Clearings Reported for San Francisco Area

Bank clearings totals show San Francisco at 244 million dollars with Los Angeles and Oakland figures also listed. Net figures include Los Angeles at 370 million and Oakland at 15.6 million, indicating regional banking activity levels.

San Francisco INS Os Angeles Oakland

Weekly Paper On Edge Over Elusive Viper

Peters burg editor reports a two foot spreading viper found in the Peters burg press plant after a farmer delivered it in a glass jar. The staff hopes the snake either reveals its whereabouts for disposal or returns to hibernation as winter approaches.

Petersburg Ind Virginia Harvey Sturgeon Southern Indiana Jerry Hargis John ‘Thorpe

Sad Turkey Story of Parthenogenesis Survivor

Washington report recounts Greymon the turkey, the first observed fatherless fowl. Scientist Marlow W Olsen claimed parthenogenesis in turkeys, producing dozens of fatherless eggs from 28 000 trials. Graydon survived 254 days before being killed by two hounds near Beltsville Maryland research center.

Washington Greymon Marlow W. Olsen Turekey Graydon Olsen Dee Agriculure Beltsville

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