davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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late model; recondi-
toned, guaranteed; SAP 50. UNITED
TYPEWRITER CO., 8l3 14th st.
NV.
TELEVISION-New '52 National
brands; discount prices: cash or
credit. We are never underSold.
WOODMOOR APPLIANCE, IOlO9
Co'leSville rd., Silver Spring. JU.
7-9400. Open Sundays. 1-5. -3
RcA, 81 in. projection
type screen ideal for meeting rms ,
clubs, fraternity houses. etc Beau
tiful cabinet, in Al cond. Telephone
TELEvisfoN. Eli isio Motorola. 12s-in con-
sole; excellent condition. $50. IA.
rELEvisIoN, RcA, 1e-in. console,
traditional solid mahog: cabinet;
As, and rs speed: brand-new; was
Christmas gift. Sells for S695. will
sell for S400 or best offer. WI.
TEIEvIsroN. 20 in. brand-new 1857
model; sell for cash. Oil N. Fill
more St. Apt. l. Arlington. Va
new and floor model;
famous makes. table models. con-
soles, combinations; 20eo to 50eo
of. KITS. 1880 G ST. NV. s.
TELEVISION-Deep-cut prices on our
entire floor stock; standard makes.
JORDAN'S, corner 18th and q SITS.
NV. Open Thurs. ewes. II
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CAMERAS
COPPER TTTRTNC

V and q in. hard and soft. At
LANTIc. S07 v st. NV. NO. 1921.
DESKS: IatS ONCE size, S25 and up. 202S
Lady's, 4 Ct. 500: mans @ ct. Ct.
Sl25; mans. z ct, S175; lady's.
l e., 5000: mans, l ct. 5000;
s4o9 All fsT pTiess sSGG s1cHds %sni mdantins 1 fss
Trades sceepted. LIVINGSTON &
DINING ROOM SET, I0-pc.; 3 lge.
winter, rugs 9x12, scatter rugs;
DISING' Il re- RAi RM 2s9h; ssl,rr ,.no..@a6 80 o
ss5'' sssS' ispse EM s6ss sIsss and pads for tables
DINETTE SET, table. 4 chairs, lined
OAK; practically new. Ho. 7515.
DINETTE SET, 6-piece. light oak; Se5
or best offer. Also WEIGH converti-
G5e Pc BABY .a carriage and car bed. $I5.
DIsHW2sHER. brand-new, Younss-
town. never uncrated. EN-. 1926. "a
DRY CLEANING WASHER
36x54 wooden cylinder. Priced for
immediate sale. Call VI. 470O. a
EXCELLO POWER MOWER, 2l-inch,
Briggs y Stratton motor; used /
season: $75; 20-inch Atlas air ex-
1lduSt laU, lHCluO1nE WllQOW mount
ing, used . months. S35; I2Ka inch
Motorola console TV. walnut cabi-
net, with full doors, $65. JE.
FILE CABINETS, new, steel letter
and legal size, with or without
locks; S59.50 and up. 2O2S 14th st.
FIXTURES - Selling store fixtures
and office equipment of Fred Pelz-
mans Fashion Shop. Call Mr..
LEVIN. AT. 1915 and Ii. $4,000.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

EARN YOUR HIGH SCHOOL DIPL0-
MA at home in spare time. Also 400
engineering and business courses.
ORGAN INSTRUCTION, classical and
popular. beginners or advanced;
practice time available. Phone JOR-
DAMS. ST. 9400. Ext 81, for ap-
continent. Corner 18th and g
NEW CLASSES, beg. and refresher in
SHORTHAND. TYPIEG, bookkeep-
ing. comptometer. civil service,
COURT reporting, PIX receptionist,
thousands placed. SAVE TINE,
small classes, ma IA. 2340' BOYD
SHORTHAND. TYPING. bookkeeping,
comptometer, PIX recep., COURT
reporting to 200 w.p.m.. Positions
to 81 eo9 eGyH yr gPi New zen eiassss 5ib IN IN
G NV MA o340
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MIscEL. WANTED tcens.,

Furniture for rooming house
Wanted. Will pay cash and haul it
away. Call Mr.. CHARLES, Ia.
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SITUATIONS WOMEN

GIRL, white, Spanish re-
fined; housework and care children;
no cooking. Ii. 7-4249 mornings
HOUSEKEEPER-Mid -aged white
woman desires companionable posi-
tion in home of settled and con-
genial adults. preferably in Virgtnta.
GL. 26SS. 8"
MATHEMATICIAN, college graduate,
: experienced as computer, wishes
work with research or other firm.
EX. 1899 after S pm. So
NURSE desires lob in child. nursery
helper. Call DE. 9035. Sc
RUPHERS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
has plenty Of women on hand: day
workers; waiting for work. Refer
enceS. HO. 9427
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BASINS. SINKS, BATHTUBS; built
in, S25. Fittings, new or used.
sLocKs' HsSs so56 M st. NV" NO.
BATHTUBS, new. used. built in, legs:
sinks, basins, toilets. PEERLESS
SAFES CO., 2237 Ga. ave. DE.
BED, Hollywood sgle. with chenille
spread, S35; mahog. chest of
drawers. $50; conf. chair. SIS,
BICYCLE-Exc. eond.; new tires;
$23. AP. 6901. 5643 Annapolis
rd., Bladensburg. Nd. a
BOOKS as low as &C each: prints.
etch1ngS; piano and voice; sheet
music. S07 11th NV.
BRICK, chute loaded. run Of wall;
$l1 per M. U s. WRECKING CO..
1929 Washington blvd. BALTIC, Gil
NOR 21S4. a
BRICKS, face and common. / or Q
million. ALASKA COAL & BRICK
Co MA 6SS5 OF 400
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board; has had very little use;
S295. KITS, 1880 g st. NV.
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MIscEL. FOR SALE tcens.)
BUILDING MATERIAT,

BUILDING MATERIAL
We have special prices on all kinds
OF used building material, such as
framing lumber, sheathing, flooring
and doors. Also all kinds of misc.
dows.
General Wrecking Co.
BRENTWOOD RID. AND w ST NE
MI. 6177. -6
CALCULATOR, Monroe eiec., sos 30
2Q.S l4th st NV. a
CAMERA-Kodak s-mm. movie and
case; Revere "S5" protector; radiant
screen; slide protector; almost new.
81. eIoo 27Ta galue: eve. sest S1. o99ttsr. Days
CAMERAS
Only the best types! Movie outfitsI
Fay top prices. BRENNER PHOTO
Co, 933 Penna. ave. NV. RE. 1884.
CASH REGISTER, 2 showcases, fiuo-
resent lights. chrome dress rack.
ana shelving. RA. 1913. --4
Cash REGISTER ADDING MACHINE
Scombinationl, r. C. Allen, for easo-
nne station; 5 rows figures and keys
ior 99-9 gals; cost new, $500; used
Sfraqs mOs; To' o5acFi5iss 5sss, for $3.50 or best
CHINA. Lambe2ttoSn stS Hawthorne IS bat
tern; 4-place settings, platter, 3
CHROME DINETTES-Pactory sec
onds. close outs, S4s.95 and np.
anywhere. AMERICAN FuRN., 10as sSs
1th st. NV. RE. 1868 s
Evening star., 1952-03-03
POULTRY. RABBITS 6 EGGS

TOPSOIL
II you want the best, you want soil
from the rich Patapsco Valley. HI
1894. 10
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l7U2. %
GOLD
Bring your dental gold. platinum,
discarded jewelry. We pay cash.
A. KAHN INC.
50 YEARS AT 935 F ST. NV.
GUNS WANTED; cash for old guns.
Call Owens 9400. Ext. 459. ~
gas ranges, stoves.
ACME STOVE Co. Ma. s952.
in your piano on Q
TV set. We will give you, q good
allowance for your upright, grand
or spinet piano. Call Mr.. Leonard,
DI. S464. CAMPBELL MUSIC CO..
110S G st. NV. 5
PIANOS. ALL STYLES
WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES.
Call Day or Night. SH. 3039.
REFRIGERATOR
We buy all makes, any condition. Call
until 8 pm, AID. 1888,
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STEEL

reinforced steel is now available at
ACE. We will gladly cut to your
length. A large stock of angle iron
is now on hand. See ACE for all
your steel needs.
FREE DELIVERY
ACE BUILDING MATERIAL CO.
4002 MINI. Ave. NE. LU. 4-0500
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

PIANO, Steinway grand; excel. cond );
must sell: $500. FA. 1924 or XII.
Evening star., 1952-03-03

STEEL
We have all kinds Of misc. steel
Angles, beams, reinforcing steel.
Cut to size.
BRENTWOOD RD. AND w ST. NE.
Evening star., 1952-03-03

PIANO = New console with baby
grand quality; full direct blow ac-
ton; reg. S695. sale price S525;
S25 down. bal in yrs. KITS.
l330 @ ST. NV. a
Evening star., 1952-03-03

Many New Sets
Below Wholesale Cost
A special deal on any Tv we sell.
AL popular makes in factory cartons.
No trick ads. Top trade-in allowed.
CASH OR TERMS
OPEN Ewes I'll o; SAT. $50
NO PHONE QUOTATIONS.
TV, 1922 WIS. AVE. NV.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

SHOTGUN, single-barreled, 50; floor
machine, S35; blond auto. phono-
radio comb, $45; Pearl-handled
pistol. .3S. $3S. 1924 57th ave. Sc,
10. S-7O51. 3
SILVER, Fairfax Pattern. service for
4: never uSed Reasonable ME- 1Q4R
Evening star., 1952-03-03
CATTLE 6 LIVESTOCK
COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL

'RESH cow with twin calves; 3rd
talf: T.B. and Bang tested; $325.
Lockwood 5-O65S. "a
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CHESAPEAKE TERRACE

CONTINUED on Next Pass)
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FARM g. GARDEN

Male, show and field stock, 8
old. JE. 2-5766. -
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916 10th st. NV, large double rms.
with bath, $2S per wk.; with run
ming water, S22. Special single
rates MA. 1864
Evening star., 1952-03-03

SOFA, brand new. modern, pale green.
Call NO. 1904 Sunday or DU. 0700
weekdays before 5.3O. Il
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s. Z. FURN. EXCHANGE
210 rth ST Sc AT 05aS
Evening star., 1952-03-03
THE MAURY

701 10th ST. n.A-Newly decorated
twin bedrms., running water. maid
and elevator service; wkly. rates.
Evening star., 1952-03-03
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.W.

WOOD. seasoned oak,
$12 per Y cord; $22 per cord. delir
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-10-08

and construction, the only text
book of it's kind for youths wish
ing to learn about automobile de-
sign, will be sent to each boy en-
rolling in the Guild, Mclean said.
It was prepared by professional
designers from the General Motors
Styling Section, Fisher Body Divl-
sion engineers and the Technical
Staff of the Craftsman's Guild.
It also illustrates, step by step,
how to build the model either by
casting it in plaster or by carving
it from wood block.
The awards for the best models
entered in the Guild competition
again include eight university
scholarships for the national win
ners of the Junior az through Is
wears old) and Senior ZIG through
1e) Divisions of the competition.
In each age group the awards will
be: 1st-S4,OOO scholarship; End
$4,000; 3rd-$2,000; 4th-Sl,OO
There will be IA awards in each
state and the District of Columbia,
seven in each age group as fol-
lows: 1st-$150 cash; 2nd-$lOO;
3rd-S50; and four Honorable
mention awards of Model Builders
Tool Chests. For judging purposes,
the 48 states and District of Co
lumbia will be grouped into 70
regions, each of which will send
a Junior and Senior Division win
ner expense-free to the national
Guild convention next August.
Sons of General Motors en-
ployes (including dealers and their
employes) are eligible to enter the
competition. Duplicate awards are
made if the son of GIN employe
wins.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-10-08
Hints To
H0MEMAKERS

Homemakers who are buying
materials this fall for home sewing
If coats, dresses, suits, etc. should
:,.eck for pre-shrinkage materials,
Most material on the market IS
eady for sewing, but you should
,ertainly want to have this in
formation by asking this question:
Is my material pre-shrunk?
You may pre-shrink material
by steaming and pressing. Tailor
0r dry cleaning establishments Wi;
!e-s:.r,i:..::. !.:.......cr::o.,, foc a no.li.a
49,.
Don't forget to ask t is question
80, Il you are buying Woolen
lateral: mas this material Deer
rcctad so it will repel moths?
his treatmentt is something nc\
nj CO.. De purchased.
- material for color fastness.
"a { small sample OF materla
q glass Of warm water. Shake
a CIV tilncS-iet stand from :;
o 5 minutes. If water become
-, &C, by dys, remember +
t,sn re garment alone-and bet
=" still. don't wash even alone.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-10-08

Mr. and Mrs. A. c. Edwards nad
&c their guests last weekend her
sisters, Mrs. Mack Britt and Mrs
w. D shipman of Gladenboro'
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Edwards OF
Asheville were recent weekend
Guests in the home of his brother'
a C. Edwards, and Mrs. Edwards
Mrs. Glenn Sharp; Jr. is spend
ing this week in Conway with
relatives. Mrs. Sharp is the torrer
Catherine Carroll. :.
Local women attending the dis
trict meeting of the Wilmington
divisional w. M. U. in Roseooro
last week were Mrs. B. F. Dun
cum. Mrs. E. w. Fonvielle, Mrs,
R. T. Bruton, Mrs. Rosa Carroll,
Mrs. Reece Burroughs, Mrs. Paul
Rogers, Mrs. C. G. Westmorelnad,
Mrs. A. C. Edwards, and Mrs. j.
A. Mills. ,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Norris have
returned from a several week
visit in Mullins and Charleston,
w. Va. in the homes of their son.
Earl Norris, and daughter, Mrs.
A. G.. Gilreath. Mrs. Gilreath &C
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-10-08
GROTJT PEOPLE YOU KNOW

companied them here -;
for a visit. lily Ees,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Hor,o,
and children, Linda arG ND cosNa
spent Friday nigh, and 'S S.. Sas
at Holden's Beach with ois '.I:::
W. R. Carter and Mr.. i sS. sa ID.
Mitchell Carter and cbjId 5,r lH
OF Albemarle. MIR. and NrS IL
Herlocker and daughter, ', ,@, D.
Conway joined them Frids y:, y. &:
Mrs. Gordon Carmacb;., ''';
granddaughter, Darlene ot ;, I'd
sonvllle are arriving TODAY t, ''Es'
Carolinas Yam Festival. Tb! W Is
be at home with hcr sjster r' =, ".
Willard Garrell, and Mr., c. .l;:
w. A. Williams, R. B, Mn.
E. w. Fonvielle, s. L. Jacks+ r'''''
J. M. McGougan spent The r, az
end in Washington, D, r "sEs.
Maryland where they attends a.: !:
Clemson-Maryland game Ss,'.: !!
afternoon. a;;
G.. L. HARRISON Of WiIr;.
visited relatives here hrr;r
weekend. IL
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-10-08
5 Loris Men Appointed
Cadets In use
AFROTC

Four hundred new students anu
transfers have been appolateu
cadets in the University of SCUM
Carolina unit of the Air Force re
serve Officers Training Corps, LII
Col. Herbert E. Sears, command
ing officer, said today.
The cadet corps consists OF ap-
proximately 1000 students ana IS
the largest air force unit IN the
state.
New members from Horny coun-
ty are Paul E. Creel, Charles H.
Thompson, Jr., Lawrence E. Cos
nell, Jr., Laurie S. Redlck' Jr..
and Austin c. Thompson, all OF
Conway; Lewis B. Todd, Bolton M:
Stevens, Ausbie E. Coates, Edward
C. Suggs, and Robert E. Hardee,
from Loris; Sammie j. Owens and
John B. Taylor of Myrtle Beach,
and James R. HardWick from
Aynor.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-10-08

Mrs. S. T. Rogers, Sammy az
Freddy Rogers spent the weekenu
in Greenvjlle with Billy nos ~
who is at East Carolina ana a.,
tended the East Carolina nome
coming program. They "eIe a.
companied by Miss Carolyn lnnlan
of Ocean Drive. ,o,a
MIR. and Mrs. J. L. Wlnsledo an
Jimmy Winstead visited MISS
Monteen Winstead at East caro-
lima Greenville during the week
end and attended the home coming
program.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-10-08

Enrollments are being taken now
for the competition by Guild field
representatives who personally are
visiting thousands of public and
narochial schools throughout the
country, Mclean said.
Any boy in the United States
between the ages of IL through ~
is eligible to enter the competition
and may obtain an enrolment
card by writing to the Fisher Body
Craftsman's Guild, General Motors
Building, Detroit 2, Michigan.
A booklet on model car design
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-10-08
1858 Model Car
Competition
Now Open

The 1853 model car competltlon
of the Fisher Body Craftsman S
Guild is offering s65,OOO in cash
awards and university scholar
ships to the nations best 'teen-age
model automobile designers and
builders. it was announced today
by w. S. Mclean, Secretary OF
the Guild.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-10-08
Legless Sorting Table

THE BASEMENT or utility room
. floor is a back-aching, awkward
substitute for laundry sorting table.
Sometimes, though, the floor is the
only space because the laundry is too
small for a table. One way out of
such a dilemma is to build a sus-
pended, legless table which can be
pushed out of the way against the wall
at a point above the washing machine.
Hanging from clothesline ropes, the
table is at convenient height.
Make framework of | by Finch
lumber to form a rectangle two feet
wide and five feet long, with one Gen.
ter brace running the length. Cover it
with Masonite 3 /l6" Tempered Presd-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-10-08
EN- Err S 0 n
n E W S
By Oscar SOies

MIR. James Duncan OF McCaoeH-
vile was down at the Beach oa'-
urday.
MIR. and Mrs. Tom Nealey was a
Sunday visitor oof Oscar Soles.
MIR. J. v. Norris and Jimmy
Soles was Sunday visitors OF oscar
Soles. .,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Soles ana
Mrs. Oscar Soles went TO the
singing convention Sunday at the
Holiness church at Tabor City.
There was a wreck Saturday
night Just north of Emerson cross
ing with Carver Crib and Aus
tin Carerette the car hit the Often
and turned over and landed up
in Alton Larsons' corn field with
Carver getting a few small cuts
and one child got a leg broken:
MIR. and Mrs. w. P. Tompklns
of Green Sea S. c. was Sunday
visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. Braxton
Cartrette.
Clifton and Marthene Norris
spent Saturday night at home
after being in Greensboro for TWO
weeks returning back to Green's
boro Sunday evening where they
are at work in tobacco.
There is a revival meeting go
ing on this week at the church
here and the public is cordially
invited to attend.
Miss Rose and Josephine Hlnson
was Sunday visitors of Miss RUBY
and Carolene Hinson.
Miss Lorena Mobiles was a Sun
day visitor of Miss Nettie Mae
Duncan.
Oscar Soles and Norman Soles
was up in the Cerro Gordo section
Friday.
MIR. and Mrs. Daniel j. Nealey
of Marion, S. c. were Sunday
visitors of MIR. and Mrs. Arthur
Tompkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ruther Lee Soles
and Bill Norris returned home
Monday of last week after visiting
MIR. and Mrs. Sermon Soles IN
Georgia and reported a very good
trip.
Mr.. Willie Tyson spent Satur-
day night with his cousin MIR.
Boss SarviS.
MIR. John Cartrette was Sunday
visitor of Mr.. and Mrs. Willie
Cartrette.
Mr.. John Cartrette happened to
the misfortune Friday evening OF
loosing his bill fold and would
like for anyone who finds it to
please return it back to him as
he is not real clear minded and
can't say for sure how much
money was in it but would APP
preciate the enc who finds it to
please return it back to him bring
it to him or send it by mail to
John Cartrette, Route 2. Box 26
CO Oscar Soles Tabor City, N C.
Dry cleaning is best if your gar
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-10-08

wood, attaching with lA.ineh finish
ing nails spaced inches apart A hole
should be bored at each corner of the
table for the elothesline ropa Rope
ends will be knotted underneath. Tops
Of the ropes are tied into large screw
eyes fastened into ceiling joists.
The ropes holding the back Of tho
table should be near a wall. To get the
table out of the way, just lift the front
edge until the table parallels the wall,
then hook each end to a wooden collar
at the top of the ropes which suspend
the back of tho Table, and presto
change your table is suspended.
Screen door hooks attached At the
extremes of the front edge are used to
fit into the serew eyes On The "sollars,"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-10-08

Record supplies of four frozen
vegetables - lima beans, snap
beans, green peas and spinach -
were on hand in commercial cold
storage warehouses September l.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-10-08

II0Io'o
Homemakers, don't be afraid to
use the new, modern, up-to-date
laundry methods. The hardest
work a homemaker does is that
weekly family laundry. Money in
vested in good laundry equipment
can't be measured in dollars and
cents-save the hard wear and
tear of body.
Evening star., 1952-06-17
+ Bowling Alley Manager Fined for Hiring Boy, IS

A Bladensburg bowling alley
manager was fined $50 yesterday
for employing a 15-year-old
Washington boy as a pinsetter.
Judge Nita S. Hinman Crane
imposed the fine in Upper Marl-
boro Police Court on Paul Oliver
Pacini, 81, "as a warning that
Maryland child labor laws must
be obeyed."
Charles P. Boyer, an inspector
for the State Department of La
Dor and Industry, told the court
he visited Bladensburg Lanes, 4811
Annapolis road, last March IA,
after receiving complaints from
District authorities.
Mr.. Boyer said two 15-year-old
Washington boys. both colored,
were working there under the di-
rection of MIR. Pacini, who gave
his address as the 1000 block of
Upshur street NE. The inspector
filed two charges against the man.
ager. One was dismissed on a
technicality.
The defendant testified that
both boys were hired by a former
manager. who was discharged a
few days before the inspectors
Evening star., 1952-06-17
Retail Ceiling Raises
Permitted 10 Meet
Freight Costs Hike
washington, D. c
TUESDAY, JUNE II, 1882

Retailers of clothing. furniture,
radios and television sets and cer-
tain other goods are to be permit
ted to raise their ceiling prices to
make up for increased freight
costs.
The Office of Price Sterilization
said yesterday the ceilings may be
adjusted upward to take care of
higher transportation costs on
merchandise received beginning
today. But the new and higher
ceilings may not go into effect
until next Monday.
How much prices will be in
creased OPS was not prepared to
saw. It said the adjustments are
required to maintain retailers
earning standards.
1879 Average Increase. :,
Since May. 1851. the Interstate
Commerce Commission has al
lowed freight rate increases aver
aging is per cent. OPS said trans
portation rates generally have in
creased from 6 to Is per cent and,
in some areas, much more. This
includes rates of trucks and other
carriers as well as railroad, and
parcel post.
In some zones, OPS said, less
than-carload rail rates for many
furniture articles have been in
creased from IS per cent to as
much as 100 per cent.
100000 Stores Affected.
officials said more than 200,-
900 retails stores will be affected
by the order. They said it will
apply to about IS per cent of the
merchandise sold by department
stores. Specially stores selling
the same items may raise their
ceilings. Because of higher
freight costs on furniture it was
believed the changes would be
especially noticeable there.
The new rules will apply to
stores selling clothing, shoes, ap-
pliances and drugstores selling
miscellaneous merchandise af-
fected by the order.
On inexpensive articles, the in
crease may not even be notice.
able. Increased transportation
costs. OPS said. may amount to
about three-fourths of / per cent
of sales volume. It explained
that. while this may not appear
large, it may be a major fraction
Of the retailers net profits.
Evening star., 1952-06-17
Home Building Goes On
Al Near-Record Pace
BY the Associated Press

The volume of home building
continued high in May, the Gov
ernment reported yesterday, with
the number of new dwellings start
ed a record for the month with
the exception of May, 1850.
An estimated lot 900 new dwell
ings were begun during May, a
small decline from April. The
Bureau of Labor Statistics, which
announced the figures, said strikes
in the building trades slowed down
activity to some extent, and there
was decline in public housing
construction.
For the first five months of 1852
housing starts totaled 455,600, or
just 1900 units under the total for
the same period in 1851.
Evening star., 1952-06-17
Costs and Court Ruling
Force Paper 10 Give Up
BY the Associated Press

NORWICH, Conn. June IT.
The Bulletin Co., publisher Of the
Norwich Morning Bulletin anC
Evening Record, announced yes
terday that publication of the
Record will end with the June q
edition.
The company cited rising costs
including "the huge increase in
newsprint prices" and a Louisiana
Federal Court ruling among its
reasons for suspending the Ga
year-old paper.
In a case involving the New Or
leans Times-Picayune. a Federal
fudge ruled that it was illegal to
make a mandatory charge for ad-
vertising in two papers.
SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico, June
II (P.-The Diario Puerto Rico
the islands only afternoon paper
said it will fold after today's edi-
tion. City Editor Samuel Della
said the closing was due to "eco-
nomic conditions. The plant has
been sold to the morning paper
Ell Mundo, but no plans were an
nounced for it's use.
Evening star., 1952-06-17
Medical Service Pay Bill
Is Sent 10 Truman
BY the Associated Press

A bill providing special pay for
doctors and dentists in the armed
forces won House approval yester-
day. It now goes to President
Truman.
The measure extends from Sep
tember l.. 1852. to July l, 1853, the
time in which medical men can
come on duty and qualify for an
additional 500 month pay.
It applies in the cases of Re-
serves, Regulars or retired officers
who return to active duty during
the period specified. It also pro-
vides retroactive payments to Re-
serves who were recalled since
fighting began in Korea.
Evening star., 1952-06-17
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