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Evening star., 1950-09-07
HELP WOMEN tcent. J

BOOkKEEPER - Exper. capable Of
taking chsrse Of ONCE; good position
to qualified person. Apply Box
1S1-Y. Star. %
BOOKKEEPER-Han inventory and
cash controls, payrolls: some exper-
ience with drv cleaning preferred.
NEEDI ,ECRAFT ZIG 11th St NV
Evening star., 1950-09-07
MEN
MEN

lA AG1N
Who have contributed most to our
high standard of living have been
statesmen.
NEEDS intelligent sales
men
is the best market In the
country.
Intelligent statesmen have little COM
petition here. There are so few!
We have q product recommended by
the best authorities in the country.
It makes everything it replaces OBJ
SOLETE.
The market is here-The product is
here
Under our guidance you will learn
salesmanship the only way: BY
DOING.
We have men who make more money
in their spare time than their 40
hr lob pays. And when you learn
to be. good salesman. it's full
time Job
II you have a car. and are a per-
manent resident come to see me
2206 Wis. Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1950-09-07
MESSENGER

High school graduate. 1I-20 years OF
age. neat in appearance, and capable
of passing a physical exam; 5-day.
4O-hour week. Apply Personnel,
Room SOC.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
MULTIGRAPH OPERATOR = Steady
employment; pleasant surroundings;
5-day week. gill e st. NV. NE.
NEW CAR PREPARATION MAN.
Chrysler products, exper. pref: good
working conditions, 5h-day wk.
paid vacation, insurance, bonus
plan; good proposition to the rieht
man. ANACOSTIA MOTOR CO.,
1908 Good Hope I'd. s.e.; apply in
person to Mr.. Angelo.
NIGHT AUDITOR, exper: on hand
transcript, Write Box 9S-z, Star.
NIGHT AUDITOR, hand transcript
experience. Apply auditors ONCE,
HOTEL CONTINENTAL, 4ao North
NIGHT 'wSATCHMAN, long job. sood
pay. Apply supt.. KAY CONSTRUC-
T1ON CO. Viers Mill I'd. Wheaton.
Md IS
Evening star., 1950-09-07
HELP MEk

FOUNTAIN MAN. exper. refs, excel.
turn. PEARsoN's PHARM., 244s
FouNTAiN Or Tf M MANAGER, modern drug
store: Silver. Spring; only top man
with best ref. considered. SH. 1919.
FURNITURE SALESMAN
Wanted for retail furniture store;
good salary and commission. AL
PERSTEINs, 1923 7th st. NV, ask
GASOLINE STATION SHIFT opera
tor, white. must know tire repair
and fabrication: salary plus incen-
ff fiye aIqSoa Pay References required. Can
GENERAL UTILITY MAN-Must have
D. C. permit. Apply 933 G st. NV.
GROCERY CLERK. must be exper..
EaT E1sf Psy Peso7 ca, ApDy sv. HILLTOP nE 1s Mar
HEATING AND AIR-CONDITIONING
Young engineer experienced in
layouts and sales. Splendid opportu-
nifty. established firm. Call MR.. Lam
HdHsEM4N! HAMi a8 SSeoi eeoOiored, exp.r. -na rsts.:
knowledge Of Eenersi w.. serving
and gardening; drivers permit.
1897 10Th st. NV, GE. S1s4. 10
INSURANCE SALESMAN-Man to
collect established debit: experience
nGs s,5Cn nsesSssTy' sR fS9d fS9d salary and com
JANITOR-For duplex apts.; must
be exper.: quarters furnished: see
MR.. LEONE at 223 Orange st. sc.
JANIToR for apt bldg. of 81 units;
and reliable; 5th class engineers
license necessary; salary and quar-
terS. AID. 1000 $
JANIToR-Married man. for modern
in-town BLDG. must be Al on. re-
recent. local exper. and ref. Apply
after ] pm. JESS FISHER h CO.,
JAN1ToR. ~ coiored. oio for large apt.
ssed Sldg NC Cal, Sqs5tets: ro 4sss references re-
JANiToR for high-ciass apt. in Arl.
County; good salary and apt. GIL.
JANSiHToR. SSHioR also gardner, for new
Eardentype ,,t apt deyepp%ent ,s pnisd nnSst mIst
ence preferred; good salary with
appt. eT ISsi phone stS3 MAN4aER, 81 4ioo.
'sSMroRApply sSra Ave nE iii THE Me- MouEfos Hfos
Salary and apartment. y
JANITOR. must have local experience,
for practically new elev. apt. bldgs.
in NV; salary, 500 mo. and beaut!-
full :3-rm. apt.
SHAPIRO. INC, oil 18th st. 8
JUNIOR ACCOUNTANT for public ac-
counting ONCE. Call DI. SLY for
appointment. IS
Experienced: finest shop in city;
good working conditions. satisfactory
wages and chance for advancement.
DIENER'S, INC. 1900 r. I. ave.
ne. No phone calls. 3
LTTHO ASSISTANTS
General work in shop; experience
helpful but not nee. 1713 Penna.
PRESSNiAN-Experi
enced man for Harris or Webb press.
STAMP LITHOGRAPH SERVICE, 80
Independence ave. s.w. EX. 1887:
Evening star., 1950-09-07
SOLICITORS

The Evening Star has several open
ings for men to solicit subscriptions.
Salary plus commission. Must be
over Fl years of age, neat in ap-
pearance and physically fit. Pre-
vious sales experience helpful. Apply
personnel, Room 500.
Evening Star Newspaper
Evening star., 1950-09-07
HELP WoMEN
CLERK-TYPIST. 1880; 35-hour
week; Bethesda area once. WI. 5513.

CLERK-TYPIST. 1880; 35-hour
week; Bethesda area once. WI. 557s.
CLERK-TYPIsT, knowledge of short
good salary and working conditions;
5l2 days. Apply j. L. BATEMAN d.
SON, 1904 R. I. ave. ne. no. ZOO.
CLERK-TYpIsT. as assistant to
cashier in accounting dept. Of
Catholic educational institution.
Write stating experience, education,
Star. $
for experienced typist, under 35,
venient to transportation; paid va
ioa ITS; Hppls yPa sArEWAy EVA Stores Stores, % INc
lS45 4th st. ne. II
CLERK-TYPIST for editorial Office
Of educational journal: recent high
working conds. and employee bene,
CLERK-TYPIsT with knowledge Of
shorthand, for small ONCE: varied
duties. liberal vacation, 5-day wk;;
S2,l00 annually. Give age, expert
ence and phone. Box 17S-z, Star.
- Pleasant working
conditions; apply Employment Of
nee, WARDMAN-P PARK HOTEL, $500
Woojley I'd. NV.
CLERK K-IYPIST. with knowledge Of
bookkeeping; opportunity for
youns n1s lay ssskns from Susnsi' area es
due to business location. See Mr..
Erwin, ERWIN-FoRD CO. Lee hwy
and Chain Bridge I'd. Fairfax. Va,
CLERK. .TYPIsT-white, 25-35 yrs
old; must be exper.; perm; position;
tEes csi iafasaqse MRs RpoERToN EGSF Ho 544s
CLERK -TYPIST. under 30. for per-
manent position in life insurance
CO.. pleasant working conditions;
inexpensive lunch room. Apply Room
300. sl5 l4th st. NV. between 8
cLEkik!TyP1sT. ai 1T III: young lady. 90 to
35. for well known women,s specially
shop. one used to working with
figures or with knowledge Of els-
SSIs1 SsS a .k;; s'tSi sseSs disceant: Apply
cEERK- MhAN -4YPisTWoeneral fi oo ssi Once work
permanent position; ,5h days Tk.;
sEod MoeR sa excel sMTHg TGTkigps rRasasrES iss Sss
Z Z STORAGE CO. 151s You st. NV.
CLERK-TYPIsT secretary. stenog-
rapher, file clerk; 5-day wk.. $50
to 4:3o; corgenial surroundings, in
lge. insurance CO. home Office; good
opportunity for advancement; re-
tirement plan. paid vacation and
sick leave allowace; perm. pos. Ap-
ply Rm. 702. 1343 II st. NV.
words or more: only those desiring
perm. pos. should apply; good pay,
h-day wk. paid vacation. For fur
ther information. call r. A. KYLE,
Ii. 10000, MID-ATLANTIC AP-
PLIANCES, 2046 w. Va. ave. ne.
CLERK -TYPISTS-Several needed in
the Ave FRANC JEWELRY STORES;
perm, only 5-day wk., good salary.
Apply Mr.. Trice at main store, 6c7
Evening star., 1950-09-07
BOOKKEEPER
AND
Cashier Combination
FOR
JELLEFF'S
SHIRLINGTON STORE
Young woman, adapt at fig
ureS
APPLY
JELLEFF'S
12l4-1230 F ST.
Personnel Once 18th Floor S
12l4-1230 F ST.
Personnel Once. 18th Floor

BOOKKEEPER-C CASHIER, white, for
desirable work in one of Washing
toms better downtown cafeterias;
to give training to applicant; posi-
tion will pay from $40 to S55 per
week and meals. For further infor-
nation, see MR.. McGARRAGHY at
511 14th st. NV. bet. 10 and IL
am. or z to s pm. or phone d.
$3.50 for appointment. IS
MACHINE operator
Fisher machine; full or part time;
permanent position for exper. per-
son; store discount and benefits
Apply Mr.. Miller. 4th floor. PHIL
IPSBORN, 1lth St. between r and
Evening star., 1950-09-07
BOOKKEEPER-TYPIST

Large real estate office re-
auires the services of a young
lady between 25 and 35 years
OF age as bookkeeper-typist;
must be experienced in both
bookkeeping and tipping; pleas
ant working conditions: per-
manent position; no Saturday
work; salary 800 year
to start. Call MR.. COX. MA.
2112.
Evening star., 1950-09-07
NIGHT WATCHMAN

Colored, between 20 and :5 years Of
age, responsible. sober and capable
Of giving good attendance: must be
able to pass physical exam. Apply
Personnel: Room Dos.
THE EVENING STAR
I1O1 Penna Ave. NV.
OFFICE MANAGER-Must be good
one of the leaders in the ofiice
machine business; salary to start
$40 weekly Write Box 290-Y. Star.
OFFICE WORKER. man to do general
once work, answer phone, type bills,
etc. One preferred with knowledge
Of radio and television. COLONY
RADIO. 61l9 Georgia ave. NV. 8
OIL BURNER MECHANICS with eIec-
work. SOLAR HEATING CO.. oW.
PAINTER-Must b. good; non drink
ing. Apply 1913 Harvard st. NV.
PAINTER - Experienced in mixing
and matching paint. Year-round po-
sition. Contact Mr. Harris, mgr.
CHASTLEToN HOTEL, 1901 18th
PAINTERs-white. first class. BAL
TIMoRE RENoVATING CO., 2233:3
PAINTERS. irst-class only. Apply
at construction job on Henderson
lrections: Out Ga. ave. to 1890
PAINTERS - Must be 1st class
mechanics; see MR.. GUTHRIE, Mad
ison Manor, Inc. 500 blk, 11th
rd, North Arlington
Evening star., 1950-09-07

IIU %. Wdyne Ave. ArI., va.
PORTER DELIVERY BOY. Is yrs or
over; neat appearance and ref.
VALLEY VISTA PHARMACY, 2032
Belmont I'd. DU. 97l7.
few evenings and alternate Sun
deys: must have permit. SH. 1919.
PORTER DRIVER. must know So.
Arl.. Va; have exper. and local refs.
CARRIERS PHARM.. Columbia
PRESS FEEDER (job press) steady
lob, want reliable. sober man. Ex.
O3a7
PRESSER. wool; steady position AU-
BURN CLEANERS, Alexandria. Va
Alexandria 6122. .
Evening star., 1950-09-07
STOCK CLERK
FOR
SHOE DEPARTMENT
Permanent position
5-day week
APPLY
JELLEFF'S

lf-I s---u
Personnel once. 9TH Floor. 3
TELEvISION MEN t2-Must have
antenna experience: excellent oppor-
tunity for right man; permanent
employment with fast-growing tele-
vision organization. Call JIMMY
WRIGHT. IL. 7-93l5 s.
SERVICEMAN for out
side work; experienced man only;
service and installation work. CAR
ROLLS, 7la H st. NV. NE. 2646.
Same location % years. 5
TELEVISION SERVICEMAN-Insi side
or outside work. top pay for right
man. EARL'S RADIO SHOP, uN.
27lb. S
SERVICEMAN
Opening for experienced outside man
with car; perm. employment; estab-
lished dealer; top salary and car
allowance. Call MR.. HARRIS, SH.
800. 10
TIN ROOFERS, phone AK. 6s71. after
5 o'colck S
Evening star., 1950-09-07

RECEPTIONIST-25 to 35 for physi-
clans once; hours 10 am. to . pm.
Typing; pleasing personality es-
sential Box 497-Y. Star. $
RECEPTIONIST for front ONCE;
must be able to type; steady posi-
tion; $3.50 4 mo-: $50 am. to 6
pm. Monday through Saturday. 1888
Half st. sc. 3
RECEPTIONIST-TYPIST White;
must be neat, attractive girl. with
pleasant telephone personality ana
capable Of rapid. accurate typing:
5ta-day week; permanent. Apply in
person. MILLER'S MUSIC STORE.
191S q st n " 9rd fno-
Evening star., 1950-09-07
STENOGRAPHER

Perm connection with well-estab.
firm; diversified, interesting duties:
age. 20-35; average shorthand and
tipping speed; pleasant working
condS; central loc; salary COM
mensurate with ability. For appoint
ment call ME. 1870. -l2
Evening star., 1950-09-07
TRUCK DRIVER

1RUCh DRIVER
We have an immediate opening for a
good colored driver who is neat in
appearance and between 25 and 30
years OF ase; previous experience
and D. C. permit required; must be
able to pass physical exam. In ad-
dition to salary, generous company
BENEFITS will be provided. Apply
personnel, Room 506.
Evening Star Building
11Ol Penna. Ave. NV.
TYPIST = Young man for FIRE and
sired, but not necessary; opportu-
nifty for future; phone MR.. BACH
SCHMIDT. MA. 9l12. between 8 am !
UPHoLsTERERwTop sis wages. expert
enced on custom work. Start i'm
mediately. sH. 422s. Box 103-z,
WATCH REPAIRMAN. tull-time; ref.
REQ. furnish details. Box 349,T.
work in self-service
laundry; hard worker and must be
able to meet public. 1914 Wis. aye.
MAN to repair sound projectors and
ta:Is; alal. ano bonus; Apply by
2153 K st. NV. s
MAN to assist photographer. making
appointments for babies home por-
traits. MELONS STUDIO, 1857
Bladensburg rd. ne. IS
MAN, 20 to 80. service automatic
merchandising machines. excellent
earnings. good future, District driv-
er's permit necessary. Apply 3 to !
Friday. CAETEEN CO., 1918 Mt
MAN to install Venetian blinds and
window shades; experience pre-
ferred. DISTRICT SHADE SHOP,
2lnl K 81. NV. -
MAN. aged 25-45. who has had some
training in mechanical work, with
drivers license: sales ability; excel.
opportunity for energetic person.
29iS Wilson blvd. OK. 1886, IS
MAN, for tire recar shop, must be
steady and sober: middle-aged pre-
ferred Box 2SS-Y, Star. IS
MAN WANTED to work in hardware
store; experienced. 81 Laurel ave-,
Takonna Dark Mi ii
Evening star., 1950-09-07
SALES CLERKS

20-35. Several perm. positions open
in fine hotel cigar and newsstands;
interestins IVORY and nIeasant sur
roundings. Apply in person to MRS
HIDLEBAUGH at newsstand in
Wardman Park Hotel lobby bet.
and 1890 am. or 2 to 4 pm. No
phone calls. -
SALES GIRL for patterns and no
tions; 1925 yrs. OLD; must be
pleasant and intelligent; permanent
position: 6-oay wk.; S35 wk. YARD
STICK. 92S F st. NV. IS
cxper in boys wear:
excel. salary and comm. Apply THE
ESTdER SHOP. 1925 st. NV. S
full-time and part-time
openings; salary and commissions.
CROSBY DRESS SHOP, lib F st.
Evening star., 1950-09-07
STENOGRAPHER-
RECEPTIONIST

The Star mas a desirable opening
for capable woman between II
and 80 years of age who is inter-
ested in a permanent position 10
an executives ONCE. Shorthand and
typing of good csliber are re-
ouired We desire an individual who
Is neat in appearance, capable OF
attendance: 5-day. 40-hour week.
II you can meet these qualifics tions.
apply to Personnel Room sos. be-
Evening star., 1950-09-07

Young man wanted To
work in retail appliance
store. Experienced pre-
ferred. Steady position,
good opportunity for ad-
vancement. Baron &
Meltz, 440 So. Wash. ST.,
Falls Church.
Evening star., 1950-09-07

WORKER-colored. for
general cafeteria work; 5-day week
Call 10. $4,000. Fri. to 4.
CASHIER National Cash Register
Posting Machine orerator, tor credit
office; exper. preferred: will teach;
perm. only; 5-day wk.; good sal:
apply Mr.. Trice. FRANC JEWELRY
CO.. 627 18th ST. NV. Ill
CASHIER for beauty salon; knowledge
of switchboard; good salary, per-
manent. EMILE, 1921 Conn. ave.
NV.
CASHIER. exper.. for front ofice.
Apply Manager. LAFAYETTE HOTEL.
18th and l sts. NV. 8
CASHIER. full lime. CROSBY DRESS
SHOP. lib F st. NV.
CASHIER. nights, . p m to 1890 p m.
PIX experience desirable. but not
necessary; 5-day wk; insurance ben
efits; excellent salary. Call RE.
2O1h for pnoin tment 10
Evening star., 1950-09-07
EVENING STAR

1101 Penna Ave. NV.
sTENOGRAPHER -EDIPHONE oper-
Rtor; experienced. permanent. Sc
day week; cow. location in estab-
lished agriculture organization; sal-
AIRY. 5000 mo. MA. 3507.
STENoGRAPHIC POSITION - Inter-
esting work in corgenial ofice of
national trade association for young
lady; permsnent position; 5-day
week: aforementioned building in
downtown area: employe benefits;
$2,400-S2,700. Box 145-X. Star.
SWITCHBOARD oPER., colored; hish
school educ. or better; to work
Ali shift, 5 days wk. Act as
nursemaid all day Sun; $140 per
mo. Refs. Apply 1417 N st. NV.
TEACHER for nursery school in NV.
section. Call IA. S163.
TEACHERS for primary and kinder
earten dept. small classes. state
ttraining and exper. Box S197T.
TELEPHONE oPERAToR-typist in
private club, small switchboard.
hours, 3 to 10 p.m.: Sunday OFF:
located in Dupont Circle area. Write
Box 352-T, Star. giving experience.
OPERATOR with knowr-
edge of shorthand and typinT, near
Peace Cross. Desirable working con-
ditions; good salary. Phone UN.
Evening star., 1950-09-07
SALESMAN

Several are needed for immediate
placement in exceptional income po-
sitionS. Positions are permanent
Men selected must be able to fur
nish local character references, pos
SeSs above e-aVeraee personalities and
be neat in appearance; car neces-
sary for travel in D. c. area, calling
on prospects who have been pre-
viously contacted and with whom
definite appointments have been es-
tablished. Men who qualify and
are accepted will be kept busy with
full schedule OF appointments daily.
Evening star., 1950-09-07
DRIVER-SALESMAN

Gul lUutes
must have local reference and ex-
perienoe; good salary plus COM
mission. NEEDLECRAFT. 1859 Co.
lumbis rd. NV. S
DRUG CLERK, young, experienced
only. full or part time; local ref.
required. SH. 1919.
DRUG CLERK Experienced, to
work in active stores refs, required;
good hourly rate. SH. 5l49. -
DRUG CLERKS-Experience desired
but not necessary for permanent po-
sition; good pay and hours, excel
lent working conditions. Apply
PEOPLES DRUG STORES Employ
ment ONCE, n P st. ne. -
ELECTRICIANS. two, new work. Ma
tional code. One, old work; D. C.
Journeyman. 81. 1855, SH. 0909.
ELECTRICIANS wanted, frst-class
only. Annapolis 1886; reverse the
charges. s.
ELECTRICIANS AND HELPERS, End
grade, steady work, good pay. Must
be sober. Apply 1243 H st. ne. s
ELECTRICIANS HELPERS AT ONCE
Old and new house wiring; with
tools; at least . years experience;
D. c. license required. co. 1898.
Evening star., 1950-09-07
Union shop
HELP WOMEN

TO RESIDENT MANAGER
Tipping. clerical work: must be
alert and accurate; prefer resident
of Silver Spring or Takoma Park;
$50 mo. Reply in own hand
writing Box 44S-Y Star II
Evening star., 1950-09-07
STENOGRAPHER

PERMANENT POSITION. 5-pAY
WEEK, 9 TO $50. SALARY, $50.
APPLY IN PERSON.
Evening star., 1950-06-04
Stock Market Shows
Indigestion Signs
For Second Week
By The Assoeiaied Press

NEW YORK, June 3.-For the
second week in a row the stock
market displayed mild symptoms
Of indigestion.
1t might have been that the
markets recent diet of favorable
news was too rich. Or possibly
the strain Of an advance that has
been rolling for nearly a year
opened up vein Of weakness.
In any case, the market this
week did no better than hold its
own at a level just under a four
year high.
The markets main character
isticS were reduced volume of
trading and strong interest in
special situations.
Turn to Tv Issues.
Traders returned this week to
radio-television stocks. TV stocks
were spectacular favorites earlier
this year, but last month took a
beating, mainly because of a
highly adverse Interpretation
placed on sales trends in the in
dustry.
Evidently some traders got
around to thinking that the re-
lapse had gone too far and bids
.started to rise.
Radio Corp. headed the list Of
most active stocks, advancing 81
q share to $20.50.
Steel shares were pushed up
late in the week, apparently by
news that Congress had sent to
the White House a bill to permit
manufacturers to deliver their
products at a uniform cost regard
less Of differences in freight
charges between various points.
International Nickel.
International Nickel was an
other issue singled out. Despite
profit-taking, the stock gained
$2.12 at $50 a share. The boost
was linked with an increase in the
price of nickel.
GACClICLlJstU y UuolIICoo IICWS nA1O
predictions continued to circulate
in such profuSion that few an
alysts would risk an opinion that
any but a mild setback in the
market was likely.
Comments by Secretary Of the
Treasury Snyder outlined the ia
vorable factors. He spoke of
greater business optimism which
in turn has given renewed encour-
agement to plant expansion.
The National City Bank arrived
ut somewhat different conclusions.
The banks monthly letter said
fatty that business sentiment is
divided and uncertainty wide
spread.
The bank referred to the view
that inf1ationary forces will domi-
nate for the short run, producing
a boom and bust, but 1t found that
well-sustained production and
employment, plus reasonably sta
BILE prices. are in prospect for some
time to come.
Evening star., 1950-06-04
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO, June R.-Most grains
oyercane early weakness today and forced
ahead for small advances. Wheat pro-
vtded an exception. Although the bread
cereal recovered much of Its early DOWN
turn, IT still hung behind the rest Of the
market.
A private survey Of smaller seedlings of
oats than had been expected at the start
Of the season rallied that grain. and the
nrmness OF oats brought some sympa-
thetic buying into the other major feed
grain--corn, But trading was not active
In either pit.
Improved prospects for winter wheat
acted as q drag on the bread cereal, al
though peSsimistic reports were heard on
the crop outlook in the Northwest. Mills
were O. little more active on the buying
side OF wheat than they have been in
recent sessions.
The July soybean contract had its usual
wide price swing, this time on the up
side; New-crop months inched forward
Lard displayed firmness with the Septem-
Der contract getting above 1900.
Wheat closed 70 lower to 70 higher,
July 214a4-7s; corn was k-h higher,
July S3h-as; rye was UNCHANGED to "a
higher, July 3.1Slz-A, and lard was 5 TO
20 cents q hundred pounds higher, July
Evening star., 1950-06-04
Chicago Livestock

&c cH1gAeo "a June sd5 @ 9I.ted5 &usDA1sa1a61e liable
steady; soWs around 25 lower. Weeks
top was 2o5o With 9Th oa The Closing TOP at
were top sellers, At TIE close most good
Srs STSus ehoSs ysao pdSnd
1915, heavier weights down to 1925 for
1s9 pounds Closed e 1sOo1d2oS5; c00d :S:. sows
Is. .s5-1s.oo according to weight. heavier
weights. ranged downward to 1900 and
below for around 600-pound average;
not given: Compared week ago slaughteT
steers and yearlings unevenly 90 to LOO
eho, eTass mSs S.9s h7 On SsSeS eoTs oRa
and bulls $500. higher; vealers steady;
cattle receipts curtailed due to the holiday
good and choice fed steers and yearlinggs
29:50-s3,099o s better than ,,sSz DOZEN losds sd
ssv:Es s?m%Sn faa
ss0es and noe ss s5d bulk 2 GOOD pGuad and ifcs chods
heifers and mixed yearlings 29.00-31 .25;
medium heifers down to $3.50; good cows
toe few sTainfeda s9
S;"o cows @ eo0e eannsrs aG u snd outsefs
15.00-18.50, cutters large 1925 up; medi-
fat beef bulls 22.5O-23 90; medium to
choice vealers 26.0O-32 90, only few very
light culls below 1000; high-medium to
low-choice 500 -S50-pound stockers and
feeding steers 26.50-29.75.
Salable sheep 100 (estimatedD; total
receipts locally and in aggregate well
below week earlier slaughter lambs closed
steady to strong; sheep 1.00-1 so lower,
for last two weeks: shorn fed lambs
predominated; woolskins absent; genu-
1 skin shorn lambs topped at 27O0;
bulk 20. 75-26.75, several loads good but
not choice Southwest 25.75-26.25; in odd
lots springers bulked at 2S.00;-30. 90;
latter price top on this class; choice
handy ewes 11.50 down, only odd head
1900: most fat ewes. scaling over $50
pounds finally got weekend clearance at
5000 90, mostly 6.50-S.50. with bucks
according to weight 5.5O-7.OO.
Evening star., 1950-06-04
Dividends Announced

declared: "'T-DWioehos
Evening star., 1950-06-04

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