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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-11-02


problem Of financial Juggling for middle-class
Americans TO hive WITHIN their income.
When my husband and Z returned 60 New
York In the summer Of let9 Wc knew what we
were facing when We got bach herr We knew
We would both be- able TO get better than-aVcr-
age jobs hut We also knew we would BE- faCcd
with much higher expenses Since that time the
cost of living has mounted steadily. The hOus-
Ing problem In New York As far Negroes
are concerned Is AZ tlmcs almost unsurmount.
nhlr
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SOCIAL & PERSONAL

The Oak Leaf Art Club the home Of Mrs Alberta
Ragan 500 Rondo Ave II the regular meeting for Octo
Der An election of officers held The following officers
elected for the ensuing year Mrs Emily Harris president
Jean Waters vice president Alberta RaGNnd secretary; Lydia
Brown treasurer and Mrs W Guthrie program chairman
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SITUATIONS MEN

BUSINESS SERVICES, part time Or
special assignments; 10 years execu-
tive experience in procurement, Id
uidation, project development, sales
and promotional campaigns, man
CONTROLLER OFFICE MANAGER
available. college-trained: extensive
experience. office management and
administration. finance. taxes, per-
sonnet. credits. collections. systems
and procedures; DESTROYS of perma-
nent position with future. Box
CREDIT CREDIT MAN MANAGER - sales-m Inc
credit and collection manager avail
able; 5 years top-leVel supervision:
one who can develop. install and
supervise. credit sales and collection
organization; excellent references.
DRY CLEANING MANAGER. II yrs.
fspstsbe @ aeSnes PGstpn w5
ences. BOX 254-x, Star. 2S."
MAN. colored, wants window Clean
ing work, floor waxing; foreman Of
window cleaning CO.; HI. 93S7.
SALESMAN. Al, 8 yrs. exper., Will
travel East coast. VI. 94SS after a
or, Box 420-V, Star. 30
STENO. 0OKKEEPER--S-yIS. exper-
fence: "a years old, desires position
with well-established organization.
Phone DI. SOTO, ext. 8. to 3 24s
COLORED-VET.. Government clerk.
because of family increase dsS-
eerstely needs part-time work. DU.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
STORE MANAGER

To manager dry cleaning and laundry
agency store; experience preferred
but not necessary; capable of OBJ
tanning bond; salary and commission
Apply Sam Burka.
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HOT SHOPPES, INC.

TYPIST- RECEPTIONIST for modern
business office. Pleasant surround
ingS and liberal leave policy. Salary
commensurate with ability. Call MR..
MAXWELL. Elk. 1855. -22
WAITRESS, white. full or part-time
jobs open at MRS. KS TOLL HOUSE
in Silver Spring; exper. not neces-
sary; Phone SH. 3501. 20
WAITRESS, white. to work from 9
pm: to II pm. Apply in person,
HAYWOOD DELICATESSEN. 230I
Varnum ST.. Mt. Rainier. Md. rs
WAITRESS with experience and
reference. No phone calls. Apply in
person, see Mrs. Taylor. PYRAMID
RESTAURANT between 10 and 2
WAITRESS. night work, full time.
Must be over Fl. Experienced in
food and drinks. Apply after l pm.
Prefer Sc. resident. LIVINGSTON
INN. 1850 Livingston road sc. In
tersection South Capitol and Living
WAITRESS. white, over 81. expert
enced. WEBER'S RESTAURANT,
402 II st. ne. No phone calls. = l
experienced, tray Serv-
Ice, apply SEAFARE RESTAURANT,
1924 Conn. ave. NV. %
MATTRESSES. experienced, over 21;
must be steady workers. Good pay
good tips. Apply In person, NEG
TAR CAFE. 5311 Wisconsin ave.
Witnesses. exp, apply in person.
ST. REGIS BAR g. GRILL. 1113
Penna. ave. NV. go
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MUNTZ TV

OPPORTUNITIES FOR Tv technician
in rapidly expanding rational or
SaniZation; salary commensurate
with experience; company benefits
include paid vacation. hospitaliza-
ton. etc; car essential. See Mr.
MULLER. BIG Sth st. Sc.
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MEN, COLORED

YOUNG MAN, 25 to 80. married. to
learn retail and wholesale wallpaper
and paint business; excellent oppor
tunity for advancement. Telephone
Mr.. RUBIN, RE. 1868. -22
YOUNG MAN. draft exempt. to learn
interesting permanent inside posi-
ton; starting salary ABOUT $50 per
week. Apply room 20S, 1929 Yer
mont ave NV 20
YOUNG MAN, age $3.50. to operate
tabulating machines. no exper. nee
esSary; advancement as you learn.
Apply SAFEWAY STORES. INC.
1875 4th st. ne. %
YOUNG MAN, junior salesman, men
furnishings and sportSwear; excel
lent salary; splendid opportunity.
MUTUAL STORES, corner E st. at
9th NV.
YOUNG MAN. white, assist in ship
ping. NATIONAL LTTHO CO.. 1855
25th St NV. ~
YOUNG MAN, 81 to %, to learn car
penter trade. Apply MelroSe Circle,
Chevy Chase Nd 90
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CLERK TYPIST. IN ACCOUNTANT
OFFICE: PERM; MUST BE CAPA-
BILE. RELIABLE AND REASONABLE:
AIR COND. OFFICE; FRIENDLY
ATMOSPHERE APPLY IN PER-
SON ONLY BET. 4-6 PM, SUITE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-20

STENOGRAPHERS AND
TYPISTS

Interesting. diversified work on hourl,
basis, part or full time. for better.
than-average stenos and typiStS
mo evenings or week end workers,
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN

in small general real
estate office, located in Upper Conn.
ave, D. c. area. State salary eX-
pected, age, etc, and give full de-
tails in reply. Box 422-V. Star. III
CASHIER, experience pref. on Ma
tional Cash Register No. 1000 post
ing machine. Must be able to work
z am. to $3.50 pm. one week and
$3.50 pm. TO / l 80 pm. the follow
Ing week. Apply Personnel Office,
MAYFLOWER HOTEL, Conn ave.
ana lie safes.
COUPLE, white or colored. wife to
COOK and clean; man to help IN
house and as gardener and chauf-
feur; will live in attract apt, in
new modern house on large farm
located % miles south OF Fred
ericksburg, Va, on Route II. Must
be exper., good wages. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee D. Butler. Kinloch Farm.
Supply Post ONCE. Va. Write giving
age. exper. and refs; Il in or near
INC. 1921 21st st. NV. Ask for
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TYPIST

Under 40, 6-day. 37h-hr. wk.. with
large fire. and casualty ms. co.
Work is interesting, and can ad-
vance to important position. Apply
Northwestern National ms. Co, Sl2
Woodward Bldg. 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-20

SECY. -STENo.-Between rs and 80
OF above-averag ability. to per
form administrative duties in o
small multiple-corporate office in
Clarendon, Va; this is q fascinating
operation which will afford Q
smart" neat-appearing and am
bilious young lady q rare oppor-
tunity: advancement assured No
Arlington or Fairfax resident re-
ullired OK 43O3 Ok
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YOUNG MEN 81

YOUNG MEN W
To learn my business; no experience
necessary; earn S66 per week while
learning, 1892 a week after 4 weeks
training. Apply 1922 18th st. NV,
2nd floor. personnel division. 10 to
II only. See MR.. SMITH. 30
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND has
openings for Waterman and police
man. Call WA. $500, Personnel once
sALARIED POSITION, company car
paid vacation, free retirement, hos;
pitalization. group ms; unusual
9 9Dance b1ses 20 e ADVANCE esn ouekg
with a rapidly expanding national
ERAL AccEpTANcE CORP. 35lC
Rhode Island ave, Mt. Rainier, Md
WANTED, MEN for landscaping: nc
s s1GSTenf NUR RsfSsSS' Rock PRs Pike
AZ miles above Naval Hospital
Steady work ab5o S1.25 per hour
REAL TaILe oP Pr for a man ir
his late 3Os who has had we'll
6 6salnGad ex 6aacation su'0@ cean
record, proven .exper., good mora
character. ambitious desire to be
outstanding successful. Person with
above general qualifications can &C
Qulre Is interest and general man
aser position in an old estab., we'll
located, healthy and prosperous
leadership handling a popular make
car. No investment required. as the
company is amply financed. The
reason for this extraordinary offel
is to attract and permanently hold
the caliber man to fill this position
If you feel sure that you have the
qualifications don't overlook posi-
bilities of this chance All cor.
respondence will be treated with ut.
most confidence. For information
address Box 316-V, Star. -21
LIFE INSURANCE CO. has an open.
ing in its policyholders' service dept
for a man between the ages of %.
IS, capable of handling CORE.
spondence and interviews regarding
life insurance claims. Surrenders
policy changes, etc. must have had
exp. as life insurance agent Of
in similar dept in a home office
salary dependent upon qualification
Apply Room 300, S16 l4th st
NV, between 9 am. and pm.
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HELP WOMEN
STENOGRAPHER

For general clerical work; the work
is. interesting and SURROUNDINGS are
pleasant; 5-day wk.. $50 to pm
SOUTHERN WHOLESALERS. 1O7
Edgewood st. ne.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-20
Stenographer

MAhE Elk INA MONEY
Business executive spending time in
WASHINGTON each week requires
part--time steno. for evening. work
Must be employed now and have
typewriter at home. Box 14S-Vl
Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-20
HELP WOMEN

SALESLADIES. exper. children's
wear; excel. sal. and commission;
full or part time. Apply ESTHER
SHOP 122b F st. NV 20
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CASHIER
CASHIER

For large city office. State full de-
tails OF age and exper. Salary $4,000
per annum. 5-day wk. Box 216-T
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-20
SALESGIRLS

Ages 20 to 35; several OPEN
newsstands; experience not
necessary, as we will train
you. Applicants must be neat,
courteous and dependable,
high school education essential.
Apply in person to Mr.. Sitrick
at newsstand in lobby of Ward
man Park Hotel. between $40
am. or 1904 pm. No phone
Calls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-20

Observation-Disclosures with yard
G Gf Bet ha kn Md VIZ os7s e'R w
855S.
SALESLADY, alert. capable, consci-
entious person. Assistant to bridal
consultant Marvellous opportunity
with excellent salary. THE EMILY
SHOPS. 1908 F street NV. -
SALESLADY. pleasant evening work,
8 TO 9 pm, prefer party with ex-
perience in selling dresses. Good
salary and commission.
WYNN'S
Corner Glebe Rd and Lee
Highway. Arl.
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EARN $4,000 A YEAR
SUITLAND
CAFETERIA SUPERVISOR

Permanent position for a man with
some experience in restaurant field,
Reliable: able TO direct and sched-
ule; 5-day week; 1870 am.-S:3O
pm: under As. GOVERNMENT
SERVICES. INC. 1875 2lst st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-20
HELP WOMEN

WAITRESSES-One for part time
one for nights. experienced on food
and drinks; excel. earnings. Apply
in person; no phone calls. SOC
Rhode Island ave. ne II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-20
Secretary Stenographer

Major airline needs COM
petent. experienced girl. good
tipping and shorthand. 81 to
35 years old for its executive
Offices. 5-day. 40-hour week.
Vacation and sick leave bene-
fits. TRANSPORTATION privileges.
Starting salary. So. 800 per
year. Apply Suite 400. 91S
10th st. NV.
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CASHIER


Experienced, MGR operator and gen.
erai office work; excellent working
conditions with good pay. Apply Mr.
Ettlln. Bird floor, BOND CLOTHES
1888 F ST. NV
CASHIERS (4l for coffee shop and
newsstand; day or night shift. or
alternating shift; pleasant surround
ings; excellent starting salary
chance for advancement. plus !
meals per day; Apply Room 205
bet; 9 am. and 5 p m. WASHING
TON NATIONAL AIRPORT. --2l
CASHIER CHECKER. experienced
good pay, good hours. for large
NERS, MARKET. Leesburg Pike and
Lee blvd. Falls Church, Va. =,
CASHIER SALESGIRL, exper., $50
wk.: 90, no Sun. or nights. WOOD
LAWN PHARMACY, 1919 N. GIebe
I'd, OK $500. -o1
experience in adding ma
chimes and general ONCE work
pleasant working conditions, with
excellent opportunity for advance
ment; liberal discount privileges.
Apply THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP.
1912 F st n u 81
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ACCOUNTING CLERKS
EXPERIENCED OR
INEXPERIENCED
AGES 1880

Permanent positions; 5-day week
eS; sickness and retirement benefits
available; no tipping required.
CALL MA. 1925. EXT 80 FOR Apt
ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER
We have an opening for an assistant
bookkeeper with tipping ability anc
knowledge OF general Office routine
See Mrs. Mcdonnell, ADDISON
CHEVROLET Sales, 1908 14th st
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TYPTST
TYPISTS
TYPIST-CLERK

Permanent position for experienced
typist; vacation with pay, group in
surance, including disqualification
and other employe benefits; 5-day
4O-hour week, Apply SAFEWAY
STORES, INC. 1886 4th st. NEG
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BANK BOOKKEEPER

Young lady, Burrough book
keeping machine operator. Elk
perience preferred but not
necessary. 5-day week.
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CLERK TYPIST

knowledge of shorthand helpful
Unusual opportunity for intelligent
and ambitious young woman Ex-
cellent salary. 5la-day wk.: pleasant
working conditions. Apply MI
Steinbach.
Lewis 81 Thos. Saltz, Inc.
14O9 G ST. NV. -22
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TYPIST-CLERK

No experience necessary, but must be
accurate typist; varied work; ONCE
located in Georgetown; 5-day. 40
hour week; salary to S3S per week,
plus free transportation, paid vaca-
tons and sick leave. Phone for
appointment. CAPITAL TRANSIT,
MI. 1888, Ext. 652. 80
OPER.
Will train to operate varitype> ma
chine. Print shop at 1898 Taylor
st. NV. Paid vacation, sick leave,
disqualification and purchase dis
count.
APPLY PERSONNEL OFFICE
HOT SHOPPES, INC,
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ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPEI
Assistant Bookkeeper or

Assistant BOokkeeper or
Bookkeeper machine operator with
general insurance agency. Perm
position; exper. not nee must be
high school graduate and be able
to type; unusual opportunity. Cal
MRS. DENN1HAN, DI 100. 20
AUTO-TITLE CLERK with notary
sale; extensive experience in auto
sales contracts: good typiSt and tele-
phone converSatlonaliSt; sos for g.
day week opportunity for salary ad-
yancement. See MI Serhus. TOWN
q COUNTRY. 1896 Wis. ave. NV
OR. 0l00. 30
AUTO TITLE CLERK-We have ar
opening for a good typist with gen.
eral clerical experience, one with
automobile experience preferred but
not essential: permanent position
good salary and working conditions
See MIR. Mega, RARRY-PATE MO
TOR CO. l130 Conn ave n %
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CT,ERTCATS

many company benefits; no Satur.
days. Apply Rm. 300, SIG 18th st
NV, between 8 am. and 3 pm.
CLERK. one who enjoys working III
figures and is interested in doinf
payroll work We WITH also train L
use comptometor, 40-hr, 5-daS
week. liberal company benefits
SEARS, ROEBUCK g. CO, gil
BladenSburg I'd. ne.
CLERK, loan CO.. Rockville, Md. need!
caShier-Steno. general elk for small
Office; 512-day wk.; good opport
Gail Rockville 1926. 20
CLERK, white, age 21-30, for cigar
and newsstand. Neat appearance
Must be able to work night shift
OF $3.50 pm. to IL midnight, 6 day.
per wk. Employe benefits after j;
mos. employment Apply Personne
Once, MAYFLOWER HOTEL, Conn
ave and De Sales.
CLERKS, white, for dry cleaning
stores. good salary and hrs, STEADY
work. SANITARY CLEANERS, 1920
18th st. NV.
CLERK, for gen. office work. Ret
store exp, preferred. but not nee.
essary; tipping essential, permanent
position. CAPITAL FUR SHOP. 1905
G st. NV
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BooKKEEPER-TYPIST. 4O-hr. week;
: weeks paid vacation. liberal sal
airy; aforementioned store BROWN r
MEMS SHOP, 7l3 King St. Alex.
BOOKKEEPER AND TYPIST, auto
motive experience preferred; must
be able to take off monthly finan-
clal statements; 5E-day week;
salary commensurate with ability
SCHLEGEL d GOLDEN, Maple and
Carroll SITS, Takoma Park, D c.
GE. 5000. 30
BOOKKEEPING machine operator
Remineton Rand; good typist,
wholesale automotive supply business.
ne; section; 5-day week, $50 Box
45l-R. Star 90
CASHIER-Cigar counter and maya
zines; exper.: good salary hrs,
meals furn:; refs. req.; over % yrs.
Call WO. 5000. 30
CASHIER. busy cigar counter. Ely
perlence. references Closed Sundays
and holidays. NATIONAL DRUG co,
600 Conn. ave. NV. 30
C!ASHIER-Full or part time: excel
lent working conditions; good salary.
WESLEY HEIGHTS PHARMACY,
1901 10Th st. NV 30
CASHIER. experienced. with local
references. Hours 9 am. to pm.
SPORT CENTER, Sth and D SITS. NV
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both in the afternoon and evening.
Admission for adults is 40 cents and
20 cents for students.
The play centers around the Ham
ilton family and their friends and
neighbors. Fred Thayer and Mona
Lou Evans star as Ed and Bertha
Hamilton, the parents. Starring in
the romantic leads are David Full
and Nudge Biser who play the parts
of Bill Hamilton and judy Hamilton.
Sybil Jennings and Dick Hamilton,
played by Shirley Stockman and
George Hanst, form another two
some.
Louella, the twelve year old daugh-
ter, is played by Jackie Browning.
Gladys Wensel stars as Jen, Mr.. Ham
ilton's aunt, and Helen Harmed as
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course in the technical training center
at Chahute air force base in Illinois.
Upon completion Of his course he will
be reassigned to permanent air
force base. Pfc. Bittnel has been in
service for one year.
Luke AyIes, who was attending
California State College in Sacra-
mento, enlisted in the air force last
Friday Victor Ayres left Saturday
for Denver, Colo, to re-cnlist in the
air force; and Paul Ayres left Tues
day for Fort George G. Meade near
Baltimore to enlist as a chaplain's
aide. All are sons of Mr.. and Mrs f.
D. Ayres Of Deer Park
Two Oakland area men, Allan d.
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We desire to express our sincere
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and neighbors during the illness and
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Mrs. Schwartz, the neighbor.
Don't miss this sparkling comedy
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the season.
Eight Grade Elects
The eighth grade elections were
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officers for 1851 are Linda Mae
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Gank, seaman, USN, of Hutton; and
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American Passport
Rehearsals Begin

Rehearsals have begun for Ameri-
can Passport, three-act comedy to
be presented by the Dramatic Club
on May Bird The play, which is of a
patriotic nature, will be presented
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Additional Local
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FOR SALE-New ~ inch cabinet
sink. Cannot use Will sell reasonably.
Call Oakland 91-J.-Adv. 4-3t.
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president; Shirley Calhoun, secretary;
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Oakland High Acorn
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Two Oakland area men, Allan d.
Evening star., 1951-06-24

tUnit of trading 10 shares. sIn bankruptcy or re-
ceversnp or being reorganized under the Bankruptcy
Act or securities assumed by such companies Rates
Of dividends in the foregoing table are annual dis
based on the last quarterly semiannual
declaration. Unless otherwise noted special extra
1ividends are not included CID Called: Ex diyi- yi
stock dividend d Cash or stock: Paid last year.
Payable In stock. estimated cash value divi-
dend date. Declared paid far this year. De-
clared or paid after stock dividend or spt-up De
cared paid this year. an accumulative issue with
dividends In arrears Paid this year. dividend omit
ted deferred or no action taken at last dividend
meeting. Declared or paid 1851 plus stock dividend.
, Liquidating dividend. Payable in stock. exact
cash value undetermined on declaration data.
Evening star., 1951-06-24
Chicago Livestock

hi. psss Roo june sots p g ooS
Ss oy vssk Ehsp eqehss ndsT sssas
Prices reached the. highest levels. since
op oq ss sstef eosnr In at sop hs
24o-3S9 lbs; at 22 :o0-23; 90; s9o-3so lbs;
S f Sow. ESQ ans ss ssa sad tss IS esssd
ls.75-20.5 so. Few -20.75, with 100000
lbs mainly 1S.00-l9.00.
Saiable cattle 100 (estimated): total
pSt given :n compared week ngo Receipt; pts
10 per cent under the same. week q
year ago; fed steers and yearlings pre-
dominated, killing quality largely high
mostly so lower; cows and bulls uneyenly
weak to 90 lower, most decline on utility
COWS; yealeTs so to mostly LOO higher:
prime fed steers 3s.25-3S.5 so but only two
loads sold above 3S.35, bulk high choice
and prime fed steers and yearlings 1926
and 1,45Q lbs. bulk good and choice
to low good kinds 27.0o-31 rs, load s65
loads prime heifers 3e. 5o-ss. .s5, bulk good
to low prime fed heifers 32. 2.00-36. 40
utility and Ends
cows late asS5-a5. Sc. weeks SSi Bulk a. can,
ners and cutters 19.OO-23 90. few strong
weight, Holstein cutters to "a 90; utility
1000. bulk high commercial TO choice
vealers IS so, most Gull to CONNER
cial kinds 2s.O0-37. 90: good to choice
steers "a 00-3S so. choice quality partly
fattened 945 ID. feeding steers 35.25. me-
dium 500 ID. green steers 32.l5.
salable sheep 100 testimated); total no,
lambs got keen small local killer compe-
tition and closed .00-1 so higher; old
crop shorn lambs and yearlings so higher;
sheen steady to weak; practical top
choice and prime springers 3450: odd
head $500 and better to city butchers
but big packers continued to bid below
"a so; good TO prime No. 1 skin shorn
lambs topped at $3.50: yearlinss 81 so;
bulk mixed shorn lambs and yearlings
%. 50-32 90: bulk good to choice mixed
weight slaughter ewes l650-l7 so: kop
17,75: heavy fat eve constituents 1900
1885, Gull ewes mostly 1900.
Evening star., 1951-06-24
THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. C..
SUNDAY, JUNE "a,

go stocks declined s1.90 to 91.40.
That was only 50 above the lowest
point of the year
That fall, end the fact that the
average was bumping around the
low of the year. prompted the
question: Where is the tradi-
tional summer rally the market is
supposed to have9"
Summer Rally Lacking.
The summer rally" hadn't put
in an appearance yet. and some
bullish traders weren't as conf
dent as they were few weeks
back. Bears pointed to the de-
cline in the short interest by
278,070 shares to a total of 2.237.-
006 shares as of June Is and said
it meant just that much less sup
port for falling market. Shorts
have to buy back into the market
to recover the stock they previ-
ouSly sold short, and usually they
cover as the market goes down.
One outstanding characteristic
of this weeks market was volume.
Business contracted to 5,710,000
shares as compared with 6.158, 900
shares the previous week the mar
ket was rising.
There was no runaway tendency
on the downside during any ses-
sion. Short rallies were frequent.
and many times those gains held.