European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - July 12, 1959, Darmstadt, Hesse July it 1959 the stats and stripes Page 23 greater lls.-russ1. ,.""" hinted by soviet official new York up a top soviet foreign Trade official said that the russian Trade Mission Here currently is negotiating a big number of . Firms but declined to disclose the navies of the companies or the types of goods foreign Trade minister Mikhail or. Kuzmin also disclosed that he recently held discussions in Washington with Treasury. Secretary Robert b. Anderson on . Soviet Trade problems. Kuz Miri refused to be drawn Outon the nature of the discussions other than to say it was a useful i and that there Are still Many problems to be he said the soviet Union is anxious for expanded Trade relations wit this country without any restrictions or discrimination.1 he discussed East West Trade at a news conference at the coliseum where the big soviet exhibition of science technology and culture is on display. Steel Deal rumoured the soviet minister declined either to confirm or deny a report that a group of . Steel companies has concluded a four year agreement to Purchase 350,000 tons of russian Chrome Ore in turn for aluminized Auto body sheets. Kusmin said that Russia is in a position to sell Chrome Ore and has no objections to buying Auto body he begged off from revealing the names of the . Concerns involved in Trade negotiations on the ground that the talks Are still in Progress and that he has not i Cei permission from soviet mis Sion s Trade it taking continues but Market holds undamaged new York up stocks see 1 some fairly heavy profit takings wed Back and Forth Friday end once again tout the Selling was ing the session on a somewhat or regular note. The Narket was subjected to beauties in High standing us Ink strike gets referee London a minister of Ilanor lain Macleod saturday appointed lord Birkett a former judge As referee in the nationwide print dispute. He will adjudicate in negotiations Between 10 striking print unions and two employers organizations. Plants closed the strike now in its third week Lias stopped publication of More than 1.000 papers printed outside London and hundreds of magazines. It has also closed Sone 4,000 general printing plants and Cut off supplies of printing Ink to the National Lew spacers. These big circulation papers Are still printing by Sharog existing stocks of Ink Between them. The unions Are demanding a 10 per cent wage boost plus a 40 hour working a Eek instead of the exist. Ing 43 i hours. The employers have offered a 21/i per cent pay boost and. A 42v hour week. Absorbed without any significant damage. The Selling was expected in View of the recent surge to new highs and the consensus in Wall Street is that the minor shakeout will be Only a breathing spell in the sum Mer rally. Industrials finished higher in their average but failed to set a new High because of a late sink ing spell. The rails and utilities were a Shade lower in their aver Ages. Best gains in the list appeared in stocks outside the group used to compile the were firm on balance de spite pessimism Over the chances of averting a steel strike at mid night tuesday. However gains in this group were pared just before the close. Losses of More than a Point i Norfolk & Western and Illinois Central accounted for the slight drop in the rail average. Martin jumped 3 in the aircraft Allied chemical Rose 1% in the group where Thi Okol Rose More than 2 and pen Salt More than 3 Victor chemical was Down More than 2 and Dupont lost More than a Nickel and Rey nolds were the Strong spots i generally firm nonferrous metals group. Polaroid was Strong in the cameras Studebaker and Ford led autos higher and Mckesson Rob bins Merck Schering and Sterling All were standouts in the drugs. Other standouts in the overal is included motor products com Mercial credit Crane. Western Union Glen Alden. Macy a and i n n a p o 1 i a Honeywell All of which Rose around 2 or More Points. International Salt was weak. Glen Alden was the most Active Issue for the second straight Day. On the american Stock Exchange Fairchild camera was the Star rising More than 17 Points while Advance aluminium held the spotlight on the Midwest Exchange with a gain of around 15 Points. More stocks advanced iian declined on the big Board Friday. Of the 1,229 issues traded 577 advanced 455 declined and 197 held unchanged. New highs were set by 65 issues and new lows by 15. Closing prices included . Steel 102% up / Wheeling 05 i up % Colorado fuel 29%, up l /8. Oils California Standard 52%, up i Texaco 79a up 5 Bert r., 245th trans a daughter Shirley e., june 27. Chun sgt Chuck m., cod 18th inf twin sons William and Robert june 27. Heydingersp4 Jerry j., he up tips Usa eur i a Ilai Mohler Petra r., june 27. Melv1nsgt Charlese. Jr., a. 25th sin in n son Charles e., ., june 27. Moberly2 1 it Lawrence m., .,. 184th Asa ., a son Dean e., Juno 27. Mullenssn6 Fred. Or. Btry a 3d gun in a daughter Jerl l., june 27. Archibald sgt Donald e., 51st Ord up a son Alan. June 28. Pagesp4 Roy l., Moc 97th Sig in a son Gerald r., june 28. Chessarsp4 William 8. 537th . A daughter Anna Marie june 29. Starkeysp1 Robert -f., 507th eng a son Albert l., june 29. Hendric.kssp5 Richard m., 40th to med truck pet a daughter Patricia i., june 30. Seem Sot Edward a. Co b 1st by 18th inf n daughter. Loreanna Juno 30. Steinbacher it col Raymond l., Insp Gen div Usa eur he. A daughter Marcla Ann june 30. Brumfield so James a. Btry dist Mil by a son Dennis july i. Fallon pro Thomas c., 78th eng in in a son Thomas c., or. July i. Gardnersp4 David a. Co a 54711 eng in a son David v., july i. Liberace visits Berlin Berlin a Liberace the american pianist arrived Here biplane for a Brief look at Berlin. I Here on a pure Holiday trip he told Airport newsmen. Aloo products 2l i 20%. Allegheny Luil Lum steel 57 a 57 a Allied chemical 120, il8 a Allis Cli Almers 33% 33% american airlines 2fl /4 29/a Crane . 52 49% 37% 36 /8 Douglas aircraft 45% 45 a Dow chemical 91% 91% Dupont de Nemours 258 259 /4 Eastern airlines 40% 40% Eastman Kodak 9iva 91 fair Hallil eng & air plane it 8 general dynamics 54a 54 general electric 83 83 a general foods 95a 96 general motors 57 /4 57 a Gillette . 50 49% Gimbel Bros. 47 a Goodyear tire is ova 151% quit Oil 111% 110% int. Business machines 448va 454 int. Harvester 57% 56 a int. Nickel 100% 99% int. To 38v4 38% Jones & Laughton 79vs 79% Kennicott Copper 105 i05w Lockheed aircraft 31 31 Loew s. Loo. 30% 30 /8 Montgomery Ward 49 a Morris Philip Ino. 60 /4 60% National aviation 28 a 28% National Cash Register a 64 National distillers 31% new York Central 30 a 305/a North american aviation 46% 46 /3 Olin Mathieson 53 i Owens Corning floor gigs 89 a 88% pan american airways 28 /4 28% Paramount pictures. 48v" 48 Pennsylvania R. 19% 9 a 29% p Mips Petroleum 46% pure Oil . 42 12 / radio corp. Of America u9% 69 /4 Republic aviation 20% 21 Republic steel 78 a 77% Reynolds metals 108 Loo a Sears Roebuck Skelly Oil Cony Mobil Louthern Pacific Sperry Rand corp. Standard brands Standard Oil California in Nard Oil Indiana Standard Oil new Jersey Studebaker Packard Swift & . Exact Texas Gulf Sulphur trans world airlines Union Carbide Union Pacific United aircraft s. Rubber . Smelting . Steel Warner Bros. Pictures Westinghouse electric Woolworth . Co. Friday 48
